Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-04-30

Saturday to meet his wife and baby
who are returning from visit at
HOOPER, Neb. with her sister
We will give ten per cent reduc-
ton on all shoes. These are good
grade Of goods and will save you
money.
4-23-2t BoBERG Il RASMUSSEN.
G. G. Nielsen, the pump, windmill,
lightning rod man and auctioneer,
purchased fine new buggy of M. N.
Esbeck & Co., and will meet his
customers in an up-to-date rig.
A young man from the Walnut M.
w. A. was visitor at the local lodge
last Saturday night and invited this
lodge to Walnut May LIST to take part
in big dance to be given at that
place.
The following named parties were
purchasers of rigs at the Elkhorn
Implement Co. last week; Andrew
Lindow top buggy, Jim McMahn
surrey and Nels Christensen spring
wagon.
Geo. Petersen out on the ridge road
had the carpenters begin to build his
barn the first of the week. He has it
planned for room space and con-
venience and will have it finished as
soon as possible.
Rev. Wig was back from Blair, Neb.
Sunday and preached in the morning
and to the young people at night.
He is a very fluent speaker and is
always gladly welcomed by his old
time Pensioners.
John Boberg and Chris Andersen
of Sharon, drove down to Walnut
Sunday and visited with friends.
They had team of colts that needed
good drive to straighten them out
and they got it.
The committee appointed to pur-
chase lumber for the Kimballlon
Creamery Co., have performed that
duty getting it at the local yard and
will soon have it Cd the grounds
ready for the carpenters.
F. M. Leet, president Of the
Commercial Bank at Audubon, and
! Hon. Asmus Boysen were out to
Kimballton looking after theirmoney
interests in this part of the country
and meeting friends last week.
The local Elkhorn ball team met
the Marine team Sunday on the Elk
horn diamond or pasture rather and
the result was tie at the end Of the
ninth inning. Both intend to prac-
tice up and do better in the future.
Peter Andersen, the photographer
in Kimballton, was rushed so last
week that he could scarcely find time
to rest. He put out over five hun
dred pictures and the future looks as
good as the present for lots of work.
The spirit OF fraternity and BROTH
erly love is plainly demonstrated in
the Modern Woodman lodge at Elk
horn for they are now caring for
Valdomer Vammen who was recently
hurt and will look after him until he
can again go to work.
Miss Christina Rasmussen of Elk
horn has quite class organized in
music on piano and organ. She finds
she has time to give to a few more.
She is an accomplished musician aud
capable of instructing and helping
pupils along this line.
We have one of the finest lines OF
millinery goods we have ever offered
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already trimmed and will trim you
one if you give her the opportunity
Come in and see them.
HANS MADsEN.
l will stand my Bay Percheror
stallion Rehn," for the season at my
home, two miles west and three
fourths of mile north of Brayton
He is five years old and weighs 1900
pounds.
4.2-4w INGvAARD BIRK.
The promoters of the new electric
line have been much encouraged dur
ing the past week as the new mem
, bers came in and purchased share
without solicitation. They are al
, deeply interested and will push tn
matter to finish and that too j
possible this summer.
The sad intelligence came back from
California this week that Carl C
$ Christensen, who went there las
r year from up north Of Kimballton
had committed suicide but no reaso
, for the act was given. He is wei
g remembered by all in his communit,
f and no one ever thought he woul,
end lite SO abruptly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Lund up jus
west of Sharon store, invited lev
: friends in Monday to helm tn celp