Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-03
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counts Of the company.

The party of the young folks in
and around Poplar last Friday night
in the hall was one of the most pleas
ant events so far this season.
Peter Hansen, son of Rasmus Han
sen, got home last Thursday from
Tyler, Minnesota, where he has been
for some time busy at work.
Three thousand and five hundred
pounds of chickens went from Elk
horn last week making very fair
output from this community.
Carl Hoover and Henry Hendrick-
sen of Audubon who attend college
in Elkhorn were home from Thursday
to Monday visiting their parents.
| There was dance at the hall in
| himballton, Thanksgiving night and
the usual number was present TO en-
joy the festivities of the occasion.
i Mr.. and Mrs. j. Larsen the black
smith and his wife of Rorbeck mourn
the loss of their little son Raymond,
who died and was buried last week.
Any one wishing to geta "Demar"
portrait of Rev. F. L. Grundtvig call
at our store and get particulars.
FAABoRG u HANSEN, Kimballton.
Peter H. Lauritzen went to Omaha
with his fat stock Monday and Hans
Rasmussen the carpenter around Kim
ballton was the one who went with
him.
/ Nels Bensen, Chris Petersen and
MAIDS Hansen all from around Kim
balIton left last Saturday for Seattle,
Washington to see how they like the
big West.
The young people of kimballton
have organized gymnasium club and
and under the skillful directions of
81. G. Madsen, they are doing some
good work.
| There is a home talent play organic
ed in Kimballton and they hope to
put before the people soon one of the
best plays and entertainments ever
seen in town.
| Esther and Sena Jensen of Elkhorn
came home from Council Bluffs last
Wednesday. Esther will remain for
some time but Miss Sena went back
Saturday to her work.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dahl of Elk
horn and Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Christ
ensen of Rorbeck each had their little
babies to the Elkborn church Sunday
and had them baptized.
| The debate at the High School in
Elkhorn Friday night is to be Gre.
solved, that there should be an edu-
cational qualification for voting" 1t
promises to be lively dicussion.
will give a Christmas Souvenir
with every dozen cabinet photos un-
til January 1, 1901.
PETER ANDERSEN,
l2-2-3w Kimballton, Iowa.
Joe James was busy Monday morn
ing moving his household goods to
the home of Jens Hansen until about
the first of the year when his own
house will be completed and ready for
occupancy.
VIM. Andersen, west of Audubon
expects to move to the Gasnick farm,
down by Marine this week and Hans
Matiesen will become a resident of
Elkhorn at the same time, living in
the Nels Petersen house.
Students are still coming to the col
lege in Elkhorn. They came from
New Jersey, Wyoming and Illinois
last week and they are expecting
many more to come in from various
other points this week.
The hall in Jacksonville wasa blaze
OF light last Saturday night and the
bright faces, flashing eyes, dimpline
smiles and laughter mingled with the
music in the dance made pleasan,
night for the assembled guests.
Losr-A fur coat on Thanksgiving
evening between Mrs. Peter xelsep's
and j. Q. Hansens. Leave at this
office or return to owner.
12-3-2w THOMAS CHRISTENSEN,
Lars Rasmussen and Harmony
Henningsen of Elkhorn were married
very quietly last Thanksgiving day al
the home of Geo. Pettitt in Shelby
county. The young people have thu
best wishes of the community for 6
happy married life.
Prof. Emory d. Bream, of Cham.
bersberg, Penn, has been hired by
the college board as teacher at thu
college and ere we 60 to press is on.
OF the community. He comes highl,
recommended as a teacher and s
thoroughly Christian gentleman. H,
can teach German, French and severa