Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-08-13
kirnballton- Elkhorn

Peter Rasmussen of Hamlin was
around here Sunday visiting friends
Russell, the little boy of Andrew
and Annie Andersen, was quite sick
the last Of last week.
Anton Faaborg expects soon to &C
to Nysted, Nebraska, to look for work
and 10 remain tor some time.
Rev. G. l.. Anker and family of the
Oakfeld Baptist church, were in
Extra last Friday on business.
White Knight cigar. Every puff
q pleasure. sc cigar. The best in
Elkhorn. AT the Barber shop.
A lady from Minneapolis, Mimi.
was at Hans Lund's this week visit.
ing her daughter who works there.
Plenty of hard coal at the Green
Bay coal bins in Brayton.
NELs SoRENsEN, Mgr.
Chris w. Christensen has taken the
contract for rebuilding Jens Christen-
sens barn. Work began Wednesday
Miss Christina Rasmussen, Of Elk
horn, is figuring on going to Des
Moines this fall in order to study
music.
Geo. Nissen and family of north
west of Elkhorn, was in town Sunday
visiting with A. Berggreen and
family.
James Sorensen west Of Elkhorn is
putting hay up this week at the
Peter Langland place north of Kim
ballton.
Nels Jensen, Jens P. Wilson and a
Mr.. Heilesen all purchased buggies of
the Elkhorn implement firm during
the past week.
Jake Esbeck and family drove over
east of Extra last Saturday and were
over Sunday visitors at the Hans
Marcussen home.
Rasmus Hedegaard the hustling
clothier in Kimballton, sold S95
worth Of clothing Monday and is
having good trade all the time.
Peter Heigaard the merchant at
Fiscus, was down to Kimballton last
week and got good load OF furni-
ture as if there was something doing
Hans Marcussen and family Of near
Kimballton drove over east of Extra
Saturday and visited with his
cousin, Hans Marcussen and family
Peter Bertlesen the blacksmith in
Kimballton, got a new man to help
him Monday and can better attend tc
his work that has been crowdiDg him
The home of Geo. Madsen living
northwest of Elkhorn, was the seen,
of a happy gathering OF people te
visit and have good neighborly
time.
Chris o. Jensen Elkhorn's stock.
man, was busy last week getting hold
of stock, and Tuesday shipped two
cars of cattle and one Of hogs from
Marine.
Miss Dorothea Miller is expected
home from Des Moines the first o.
September to visit with her parents
in Kim ballton and her brother il
Elkhorn.
Willis Rattenburg and wife and {
friend and wife north of Kimballton
have postponed the trip to Europ,
this summer probably on account O
their crops being destroyed.
Several OF the young people of Elk
horn went over to Gasnick's grow,
west of their town last Sunday to b.
present at picnic gotten up by tn
young people of Kimballton.
For sale at bargain.-A four hol,
Sandwich corn shelter with eigh
horse power. Less than one THIRD
cost of new, and is nearly new. Cal
on or write G. W. Marlin, Extra, la
Carl Iversen, Of Elkhorn, he's un
dertaken to haul goods from Marn
to James e Hansen. Carl is al
honest, straightforward worker ant
will do his work effectively and well
The owners Of the hall at Rorbec
gave dance to the friends and neigh
bors Of that community last Satur
day and those who were present wer
amply paid for their trouble to ge
ready and 60.
Lars Kroeg the blacksmith a
Sharon, went down to Atlantic las
Wednesday to visit an aunt who