Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-07-31
kir1nballton : Elkhorn
Furniture Dealer Funeral Director
NELS JENSEN
ELKnoRN, IOWA
Furniture Dealer
Funeral Director
ELKHoRN,

Chris o. Jensen shipped car Of
hogs Tuesday from the yards at
Brayton.
Are you aware that Chris Rasmus-
sen repairs anything from needle to
steam engine. j7ulltf
There was party last Sunday at
the Hans Z. Hansen home out by the
Stanley school house.
The party at the hotel last Friday
night was a success IN spite OF the rain
and all had good time.
The barber has added new cooler
to his shop and he now has his drinks
cool and good at all lines.
Tor Nelson was among the first to
test this years crop by having his
barley threshed out Monday.
Ole N. Olsen expects to go out to
Omaha next week for couple of days
to attend to matters of business.
Eric Hansen is again fitting up the
old meat market and expects to soon
have it open and ready for patronage.
Chris Setback, up by Elkhorn, now
has his house almost completed and
they will soon be nicely located in it.
Bennett Wig, the little son of Rev.
Wig, took sick a few days ago and
they have been guaranteed for scarlet
fever.
j. C. Jensen, Thresher Chris, has
presented himself, we are told, with a
new buggy and people seem to smile
about it.
Wiley Boysen was elected last Fri
day night by members of the X. P.
Lodge as delegate to the Grand Lodge
in August.
DR.. Soc and wife were down to
Kimballton last Sunday and had their
infant son baptized in the church at
that place.
j. A. Petersen, the liveryman from
Audubon, was out Monday visiting
his friends and talking horse trades
with them.
A good many people from around
Kimballton expect to go to Atlantic
Wednesday to take in the show by
Buffalo Bill.
Geo. Matsen, of Elkhorn, has been
on the sick list the past week, but is
now much improved and able to be
around again.
Andrew Christensen and wife ex-
pect to get into their new home in
Kimballton this week after much de-
lay and worry.
Miss DIR. Heslsen, who will locate
in Elkhorn soon, is now in Lincoln,
Nebraska, visiting before she settles
down to work.
G. Christensen, who has been SELL
ing nursery stock for Fremont, Ne
braska, firm was in Elkhorn Monday
looking for deals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe James gave par
ty last Friday night in honor of their
first wedding anniversary and those
invited had good time.
The little painter in Kimballton
started for Elkhorn Friday night to a
party but the rain scared him back
home before he got there.
Chris Christensen, who lives over
by the Gates schoolhouse, sold his
farm last week to his brother, Jens
Christensen at $1,000 per acre.
Miss Christina Jensen, who ha,
been dressmaking in Elkhorn, is max.
ing preparations to move to Mime.
sofa to make it her future home.
Stafford, of Avoca, was in Elkhorr
the first Of the week with car o.
western horses that he disposed of al
fast almost as they could be roped.
Hans E. Hansen, one of the busy
farmers near Kimballton, had hi
barley threshed out last Friday ani
now has it where rain will not touch
it.
The barber shop is fast undergoing
transformation. 1t is now all lathei
up and the plasterers working and
will soon have it fixed up in goot
shape.
The lodge of M. w. A. was organ
lied last Saturday night in Elkhorr
and just SO many more wives are pro.
tected and will be cared for In tn,
future.
Peter Knudsen and wife, of Allan
tic, were out to Kimballton Sunda,
visiting at the home of j. T. Larson
and family and with their friend
later on.
HI. P. Peterson, of Elkhorn, is plan
ming trip out to Lincoln, Nebraska
next week and from there he will g
on to Denver to see the sights of tn,
far west.
Andrew Jensen, the boss contractor
expects to begin the construction, OF
next Monday, of the new school house
at number three, Sharon township
and rush it to completion.
Peter Christensen and wife ani