Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-24

Mary Hansen, of Audubon, is visit
ing at Sharon during the holidays.
do all kinds of shoe repairing.
r. P. LARSEN, Kimballton.
M. w. A. had social dance in
their hall last Saturday night.
Justine Johansen purchased John
Deere buggy in Kimballton last week.
Mrs. Troving who recently receiv-
ed an injury by fall is able to be out
again.
Mr.. Murphy of Marine, was in this
vicinity Monday trying to buy stock
cattle.
Martin Sorenson and family south
east OF Elkhorn moved last week to
Omaha.
Jens Hansen, southeast of Elkhorn,
is hauling corn from his place near
Walnut.
Martha Hansen, living southeast of
Elkhorn, is enrolled with the
students.
The Pool hall is being pushed as
rapidly as possible it being enclosed
this week.
Chris Christensen, of kimballton,
has been ailing with rheumatism the
past week.
Jens Petersen and wife are going to
move onto Mr.. Werner's place south
of Sharon.
Emma Hansen of Elkhorn, was in
Atlantic last week to get treatment
for her eyes.
There will be Christmas tree in
Elkhorn, Dec. 30th, for the children
Of the vicinity.
Albert Hansen and wife of Harlan,
will visit his home folks in Elkhorn
during the holidays.
The Bazaar was a grand success.
The ladies sold all of the articles high
and sold them quickly.
A brother of the assistant barber
in Elkhorn is expected to visit with
him during Christmas.
Peter Hansen is building new
blacksmith shop just above the
jewelry store in Elkhorn.
Walter James returned last week
from Tyler, Mimi, where he went
soon after the hail storm.
Mary Madsen, the Elkhorn dress
maker, is nursing sore hand which
has interrupted her work.
Chris Nelson will know the virtues
of a Kratzer as he purchased one of NJ.
N. Esbeck & Co. last week.
Mrs. Andrew Hansen of near
Sharon has finished her house and
will move into 1T March 1.
Andrew Arnold and Ray johnson,
of Walnut, are visiting relatives at
Sharon during the holidays.
Nels Nelson and Torvel Gregersen,
of Elkhorn, are building a barn for
Miss Anna Thompson this week.
Andrew Christensen aud wife of
Kimballton, went to Ute Sunday to
visit her folks during the holidays.
Torvel Jensen spent some time this
week in the country looking after
shareholders for the new company.
Ole Olsen, the Elkhorn barber, is
laid up for a time again on account of
working too hard while he was able.
Boxes are sold now for the service
of Rural delivery from Marine. The
route passes two miles west Of Elk
horn.
Gymnasium work at the college is
moving nicely. Andrew Christensen
and Henry Henriksen are among those
most interested and show ability with
the work.
Chris Anderson of Sharon, had
birthday party Monday night which
was attended we'll and all had pleas
ant time.
Jim johnson of Kimballton, who
was sick at Ames college with scarlet
fever, returned home Saturday for
the holidays.
The Kimballton schools closed
Monday for a two weeks vacation.
Skating is the leading sport now for
the school boys.
The Sharon school will give pro-
gram and Christmas tree December %;
the Sunday school will also have one
December 10Th.
The shooting match at Phil
Armontrout's last Saturday was
good success. Many turkeys, geese
and ducks were disposed Of soon.
The Elkhorn Implement Co. en-
ployed Peter Nelson to arrange the
front part of their store for the most
convenient way of handling harness.
Joe James and wife are going to
Nebraska after Xmas to visit with
John Bruhn and family. They ex-
pect to extend their visit one week.