Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-10-22
Kir11ballton -E1khorn

Henry Paulson delivered sixty
bushels of potatoes to Bobery & Ras-
mussen of Sharon Friday at Is cents
per bushel.
A daughter of Lars P. Petersen, of
Kimballton, is helping in the house.
hold of Chris Christensen, east of
Kimballton.
Mrs. Hansen, west of Sharon is
hauling lumber for a new house.
Jake Anderson of Audubon is to do
the building.
Peter Jorgensen who has been help
ing Nels Il. Nelson south of Elkhorn
tor sometime is now near Walnut
shocking corn.
Peterson Bros. music dealers of At
lantic, were southeast of Elkhorn
last Friday and Saturday visiting old
acquaintance.
Rev. Obtedall of Minneapolis,
Mimi, preached in Elkhorn Sunday
evening during the absence of the
regular pastor.
There will be preaching in CLAW
Center, Shelby Co. at p. m. Sunday
by Rev. G. L. A. Christensen, of the
Oakfeld church.
The brick work on the Kimballton
creamery is finished and after the rest
of the cement floor is laid the machin-
ely will be placed.
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Peter N. Mailer has rented the prop
erty of Peter N. Jorgensen in Kim
ballton for the purpose Of starting a
candy and cigar store.
Soren Jeppsen three miles south
east of Sharon is contemplating SELL
ing his farm and running black
smith shop in Sharon.
John Leistad west of Elkhorn en-
ployed R. R. Hansen and force to
paint his home which will likely be
finished this Thursday.
/, John G. Jensen, northwest of
Sharon finished the wood work on
his house Saturday and is now
painting and papering it.
Mis- Larsen and Carl Schroeder of
Elkhorn were among the duck seekers
on the Platt River last week. About
two dozen deaths are reported.
William Snyder and wife, of near
Red Lines visited Sunday with their
son-in-l law and daughter, Mr.. M. G.
Mitten and wife, of Kimballton.
Lars Krogh, of Sharon surprised
his son very pleasantly last week by
the presentation of an article which
will no doubt be of much use later.
Chris N. Christensen and Geo. N.
Christensen, of Kimballton, sold six
head of horses to Erik Iversen, neal
Audubon, at $50 per head Saturday
The Brayton Coal yards have
cheaper Illinois, Centervile or Der
Moines coal than you can buy in the
country. # 1922 t. j. McGovERN
The twins of Geo. Miller, George
and Anna, had a birthday party las,
Thursday and many of their friends
were nicely entertained during the
day.
Jens Paulson, who recently came
from Denmark, is employed painting
and papering John Schoebol's house
which is undergoing great improve
ment.
Peter Jensen of Elkhorn received
another lot of boys and mems cloth.
ing this week also line of leggings
He keeps his stock filled with new
goods.
Geo. Nargaard of Extra spent Sun
day with Joe James and showed eff.
fects of playing football when not il
practice, by being slow in his move.
ments.
H. G. Madsen, the Kimballton Jew.
eler, and family took pleasant drive
Sunday to his farm near Audubon anG
to visit few hours with Peter F
Nissen.
John Schoebol, purchased a fine
oed room suite OF Andersen Bros. oil
Sharon which cost about $50. These
boys can furnish as good goods as
any dealer.
Prof. Jensen has removed from his
room in the college to a room in
Willard Rattenborg's home. A nurse
is still in attendance and he is slowly
improving.
Rev. Johansen, southwest ofShar.
on, was in Sharon Monday and had hi
buggy treated to new top and other
necessary repairs which were furnish
ed by Andersen Bros.
Mrs. Towering, of Sharon celebrat.
ed her 39th birthday the 21st of Oct
Many friends were invited to EMO,
the special preparations which were
made for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lykke are re
Joicing over the birth of a baby CIR
which came last week. They are al
the more proud because this is tn
only girl in the family.
Peter Salomonsen who is movins
from Shelby county to Douglas twp