Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-10-29

Miss Julia Dahlstrom, daughter of
Rev. Dahlstrom Of Des Moines, ar
rived last week to take charge of the
business branches in the college. This
is recommend for good work in this
department.
Several teams and men are at work
grading for the foundation Of the
church which will beautify Kimball-
ton and vicinity. A more descriptive
explanation of the dimentions will
appear later.
SEVERN Jorgensen and wife, east of
Elkhorn, celebrated their silver we'd
ding last Sunday and on the occasion
invited many old acquaintance to
partake of the specialities which they
had prepared.
The Tanglefeet and Pansy Blossoms
engaged themselves in base ball con-
test Sunday. The only particulars
we could get was that the Tanglefeet
did not become enough untangled to
win the game.
Oscar Sterling, of Harlan, was in
Kimballton Monday looking after the
probability OF moving the old cream
cry building across the road from its
present site, and will be converted
into dwelling.
P. Nelson, the Elkhorn photo
grapher, is now we'll enough to
attend to his studio again. His sis
ter is to soon be with him to assist
in his work and work will be
furnished promptly.
Mike Nelson, son of N. Fl. Nelson
of Kimballton, exhibited a fine horse
and a new buggy on the streets of his
town last week, he is now ready to
entertain some worthy young lady
with swift and safe buggy rides.
Prof. Jensen is taking short time
each day for riding in order to pre-
pare himself for his trip to Mime
apolis, his home. He is improving
steadily and will soon leave the many
and warm friends he has made during
his short stay in this vicinity.
A clearing gang under the direction
of Chris Thrasher chopped down all
the willows on the college grounds
last week and sawed them up for use
in the school. Nothing but the
maple can have the right of growth
there from this on.
Lars Hansen, west of Elkhorn, re-
turned last week from Friend, Neb.
where he purchased 16O acre farm
His SOB, Charley, will leave this week
for that place to shuck corn for Fred
johnson. Mr.. Hansen and family in.
tend to move in the near future.
Lydia Madsen, daughter of Hans
Madsen of Kimballton, had the mis-.
fortune to fall from her bicycle last
Sunday while coasting down a hill
and break her arm. 1t was immedi
ately tended to and care and time will
bring perfect heal.
Elenora Miller, who spent a long
time in one of the best studios il
Des Moines and who has been attend.
ing an Art school recently for the
purpose Of doing first class work
will be in Elkhorn about Nov. 1st
to assist her brother in his ar
gallery.
Mrs. John Petersen, wife of tn,
Elkhorn banker, and Mrs. Ole Peter
sen, left Wednesday for Omaha
Mrs. John Petersen will visit he
son, Hans Peter, who was recent,
married in Lincoln; this being tn
first visit she has made him since b
has settled to housekeeping.
DIED-Mrs. Lars a. christensen
died at her home, four miles north
west of Kimballton, on Thursday
October %, Of lung fever and wa
) buried Saturday at O'Clock in tn
Kimballton cemetery. Rev. Greger
sen, of kimballton, conducted tn
funeral exercises. The deceased leave
husband and three children withou
the guidance and help of mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Andersen
: southeast of Elkhorn, are called upo
3 to mourn the loss of their infant SO
< which occurred Wednesday mornin
at O'Clock. The funeral services wei
held Thursday at o'clock, conducte
by Rev. G. L. A. Christensen. Th
/ little body was laid to rest in the Oal
D field cemetery. The sympathy of tn
5 community is with the grief stricke
, parents.
A flag was hoisted one day La
D week over the store of James 81 Han
+ sen, of Elkhorn, and merry crow
/. gathered in that part of town to ha,
8 a few hours of social enjoyment
honor Of DR.. Soe's forty-second brit
day. Time glides by, dragging int
: forgetfulness, pleasure and sorro
: alike, but may we cherish and a.
% cept the pleasant memories that a.
Is brought to exist on such occasions.
DIED-Nels Paulsen died at h
If home, 3 miles west and mile mort
II of Kimballton, Sunday morning
e $3.50 O'Clock, from injuries received
'e runaway. Mr.. Paulsen was in POI