Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-01

party last Sunday to which their
young friends went in anticipation
of a good time and were not dis
appointed.
Mrs. Nina Fiscus, who taught in
Kimballton last term, writes back
from Dakota to friends that she is
teaching a school in private family
up there and is holding down 3
homestead.
DR.. III. A. Elmquist was up by
Sharon to spend his vacation at the
home of his parents and then on Sat-
urday went down to Des Moines to
spend few days sight seeing in the
capital city.
Miss Elenora Miller, sister of the
photographer in Elkhorn, was at her
home in Kimballton Christmas time
and left again Wednesday for Des
Moines, where she works in Edingle's
studio in that place.
Prof Ed. Wood has again assumed
charge of the Kimballton schools as
the teacher hired before was obliged
to quit on account of sickness in the
family. Ed. is we'll and favorably
known in Kimballton.
There will be meeting of the
Kimballton Bible Club on January
Sth, at 2 O'clock in Kimbsllton and
it is desired that every one who
knows himself to be member there
of is desired to be present.
The people of Sharon township,
will be glad to note that the Grand
view college in Des Moines now has
about ninety pupils and Audubon
county is furnishing about the most
of any county in the state
A number of the young people
from in and around Kimballton got
together Sunday and went to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lars M. Lar
sen southwest of town, and enjoyed a
surprise and a general good time.
Jasper Jen zen, the ex-store keeper
at Poplar, received rocking chair
and center table at the Christmas tree
that were given him by friends who
appreciated what he had done for the
town and he feels justly proud of
them.
New students are constantly COM
ing to the college now. About
twelve came in new the first of the
week and more were expected soon.
In fact everything is very favorable
for one of the best terms ever held in
the school.
T. G.. Jensen, manager of the lum-
Der yard in Kimballton, took his
brother, Valdamer, to Atlantic Sun
day so he could take the train for Des
Moines to enter the Plain View COL
lege again as he was here for his
Christmas vacation.
The people in and about Poplar
gathered in the new hall at that place
last Saturday to witness Christmas
tree and afterwards to enjoy good
social dance. Both these entertain
ments were first class in every respect
and the people are quite proud of
their success.
A number of people gathered at the
S. G. Petersen home in Elkhorn last
Sunday and spent the time in happy
conversation such as only a number
of close friends and associates can en-
ljoy so that when the time of home
going drew near they felt they had
had pleasant day.
The members of the church in Elk
horn met Monday and decorated a
tree and filled it with gifts for each
other in remembrance of Christmas
time. They had it very Hastily
arranged 80 that everything was
pleasant to the eye and the whole
affair went off very pleasantly.
Premiums for the month of January
only. With every dozen cabinet pic.
lures sold during the month OF
January, I will give FREE 16x2(
imperial photo. The pictures viii
be made direct from the origina
negative and the best of workman.
ship put upon them. They sell a.
So so each, but go for this month
free. The cabinet will also be of tn,
same high grade work we Away
aim to do and at the regular price
MILLER's STUDIO,
Elkhorn, Iowa.
Last Sunday the angel of deatl
came sweeping from the eterna
courts of his own realm and severed
: the tie of life that held the little two
. year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
4 Hans Fredricksen, to old earth an,
her spirit winged its way to som
unknown world to wait with joyou
expectancy it's parents, while tn
house of clay remained to be burie,
last Tuesday in the cemetery in Elk
horn where its grief stricken parent
may come and dampen the soil wit
their tears and sorrow over tn
memory of her in all her happ,
I purity and childish simplicity.
Tho oforo of poplon oL.., -,