Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-11-12

Der IL! Those getting their mail at
those places and being paid one year
In advance may get one.
Second hand organ for sale cheap if
taken soon. j. A. Peterson, Elk
horn, Iowa.
Thos. Smith, north of Kimballton,
was IN Elkhorn Monday attending to
some banking business.
Ed Wood now has his COW home
from his wife's fathers and they are
now we'll supplied with milk.
The Modern Woodman lodge, in
Elkhorn, have decided to have their
pictures taken and hung in their hall.
Mrs. Peter Andersen, at Sharon,
was sick the first of the week and un-
able to look after her household re-
sponsibilities.
John Esbeck over by Fiscus sold
Lars Esbeck good bunch of cattle
last week and helped to deliver them
to the home of the latter.
Mrs. Jens Soc, living out on the
ridge expects to hold public sale
soon and will then move to Elkhorn
to make that her future home.
Miss Mary Rasmussen was home
Sunday in Elkhorn spending the day
visiting her parents and many friends
who are always glad to see her.
The Brayton Coal yards have
cheaper Illinois, Centerville or Des
Moines coal than you can buy in the
country. If 1922 T. j. McGovERN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans johnson, of the
firm of Peterson g. johnson of Elk
horn, had the baptismal rites of the
church observed for their little babe
last Sunday.
Peter Rasmussen of Hamlin was
over to Sharon last Sunday visiting
with Chris and Peter Andersen and
meeting his other friends and
acquaintance.
Chris Nelson, the auctioneer OF
Kimballton, is having a lot of re.
modelling and repairing done to his
farm residence to make it more
convenient tor his renter.
Mr.. Hansen, of the firm of James &
Hansen in Elkhorn, was down to
Brayton Monday receiving a car OF
shorts and feed that the farmers have
been demanding for some time.
John Petersen, the Elkhorn Jewell
er, finds the indoor work hard on him
and is taking out door exercise in corn
shocking and Monday was out in the
field while his sister cared for his
store.
Chris Rasmussen and wife, of the
store at Sharon, went to the home of
Mick Forsig Sunday 10 spend the
day visiting and returned to the store
Monday after having had most
pleasant time.
Several new telephones were put in
in Elkhorn last week and those now
having them are eagerly looking for
ward to the time when they will
have connections with all the
surrounding towns.
Miss Elenora Miller is busy these
days helping in her brothers studio
in Elkhorn. Her work the past year
in Des Moines has given her much
experience and she will be able to do
good work for him.
Henry Paulsen's brother, Jens, and
family who have been visiting him,
departed last Thursday for St. Louis
to make it their future home. Henry
and went as far as Atlantic to start
them on their journey.
Hans Marcussen, living north of
Kimballton, has erected himself a
nice new double corn crib that helps
to make his home place to look more
and more like small village with all
Its Improvements and conveniences,
Mr.. Miller, the genial flour miller
of KimballtoD, was busy the first of
the week putting a porch on the
front of his residence property that
improves it in its general appearance
and makes it much more convenient
and home like.
Chr Hansen is having his harness
shop pushed along as fast as possible.