Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-11-19

Henry Paulsen added new cistern
to his place last week.
Many from Elkhorn attended the
dance in Rorbeck Saturday night.
Several students of the college visit
ed the home of MAIDS Petersen Sunday.
A sister of j. r. Hansen from
Atlantic visited him in Elkhorn this
week.
John johnson who helped in the
Sharon creamery, left for Omaha last
Saturday.
Chris Nelson, Kimballton's auc-
tioneer, was member of the sick list
last week.
Second hand organ for sale cheap if
taken soon. j. A. Peterson, Elk
horn, Iowa.
L.. P. Hansen aud family, of Elk
horn, visited the home of II. P. Paul
sen Sunday.
Miss Mikkelsen and Dagmar Olsen
of Atlantic visited friends in Elk
horn Sunday.
Rasmus Hansen, the manager of the
Elkhorn lumber yard, was on the sick
list last week.
Peter Bertelsen, of Kimballton, has
returned to his work after a short
period of sickness.
Mrs. Andrew Hansen, west of
Sharon, started on new addition to
her house last Monday.
A lady who is teacher from At
lantic visited her cousin, Rasmus Ras-
mussen, of Elkhorn, this week.
The harness maker of Kimballton
made mat this week to be used in
the gymnasium hall there this winter.
1t is rumored in the vicinity of
Elkhorn that drug store is likely to
be started there on some fnture date.
A party was given at Chris Lang's,
place, west of Sharon, Sunday and
caused many hours to pass gaily by.
Andrew Christensen, once our mail
carrier, and Peter Kruger are contem-
plating a trip to Europe where they
will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jepsen, east
of Kimballton, are the proud parents
of little girl baby which came to
their home last Thursday.
Chris Larsen, of the Elkhorn I'm
plement Company, returned Sunday
from few days business trip in Des
Moines and Council Bluffs.
The foundation for the large Luth-
eran church at Kimballton was begun
the first of this week, the cold wealth
er delayed work to some extent.
Boberg u Rasmussen, of Sharon,
will have a notice of much import
ance to the people of that neighbor-
hood in the near future. Watch!
The following men delivered hogs
in Harlan last week: Chris Petersen,
20 head; Chris P. Christensen, 80; N.
G. Hansen, 40: Peter A. Hansen, 10.
Frantz Lauritsen is expecting to
leave this week for California. He
has been employed by Anders Jensen
in carpentering for some time this
season.
Oluf Hansen was called from Ham
lin this week to take charge Of the
lumber yard in Elkhorn while his
father is away attending to business
in Des Moines.
Peter Jensen, the Elkhorn clothier
is to have clerk after the lst of De-
cember, as his trade in the bargains
he offers is more than he can handle
without help.
Joe James had the misfortune tt
accidently sprain his ankle Will.
about his home last week so that h.
has been compelled TO use crutches t.
enable him to get to his post Of duty
The Kimballton creamery started
this week to handle the milk of it,
territory again. During the moving
OF the machinery much of the mill
was taken to Sharon and Buck Valley
creameries.
The children, of Andreas Johansen
south of Elkhorn, have been quit,
sick with the whooping cough anc
the little girl was SO bad at one time
that hope for recovery had gone bu
now she is improving.
Ludwig Hansen has a sale the 2;
inst. We were informed that he anl
Nels Jensen, of Audubon, have