Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-03-26

| Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Jensen living
north of Kimballton are the parents
of baby that came to their house.
| hold last week.
Isaac Terklesen was in Kimballton
Monday and took the last load of
goods tor j. f. Jensen to their new
home at Rorbeck.
| Peter Andersen is waiting patient
ly to get his house moved across the
creek next to their implements store
at Sharon Center.
Chris Doe is working in at the
blacksmith shop Of Carl Schroeder in
Elkhorn, who has been quite sick but
is now improving.
Nels Nielsen, who worked for Carl
Schroeder in Elkhorn is talking of
buying lots and putting up black
smith shop of his own in Elkhorn.
Katie Hansen left last Saturday for
her home in Wisconsin after visit
here with her brother of the firm of
Faaborg Il Hansen in Kimballton.
| min butik Kimballton vedvarer
nit udsalg of As per cent til Lordag
2o d Marts. RAsMUs HEDEGAARD.
Kimballton den 16 Marts.
A bouncing big girl was born to
MI. and Mrs. Christensen living west
OF Elkhorn on the Lars Hansen place.
The little one put in her appearance
Sunday.
Mrs. A. Andersen, living south of
Elkhorn who has been sick for long
time, has steadily grown weaker and
Is now where they expect no
recovery.
Isaac Terklesen has hired to work
this summer for Nelson & Christen-
sen in the well digging business as
they now have more than their pres
ent force can do.
The church at Kimballton held
Quarterly meeting Monday to elect
delegates to the annual conference TO
De held at West Denmark, Wisconsin
some time in June.
Nelson e Christensen the we'll
dlggers, our windmill men of KIM
ballton, have a car of mills safely
slowed away in the store room that
they just got last week.
The Danish Brotherhood of
Rorbeck, southwest of Elkhorn. will
give a basket supper this Friday
night, the proceeds to 90 to purchase
20
Anna Petersen, Martha Stef,esen
and Carrie Thompson of Elkhorn,
all lett last Saturday for Blair, Neb.,
where they will visit the school at
that place and with friends.
Mrs. Rasmussen from down toward
Marine was up last week visiting Mrs.
Lars Christotfersen who has been sick
the past year and they believe they
Will have to have an operation.
Buy watches where you can buv
cheapest, try my prices. Try nv
prices on silverware, they can't be
beat.
j. A. PETERSON.
Tom Nielsen of Harlan, had his men
out to Elkhorn Monday putting
new gasoline engine in the black
smith shop in the place of the old one
That was entirely worthless for use.
For SALE:-A good team of roans
nve and six years old, weigh 1000
pounds, cost $4,000. Enquire,
S. P. KAAE,
Elkhorn, Iowa.
word came to us Monday that
MAIDS Walters and Marie Rasmussen
were married but we could not learn
the facts. If they are we wish them
long life of happiness and pros
perity.
Albert Rasmussen who works for
the firm Of Andersen Brothers at
Sharon went out to Omaha Saturday
to represent the firm in helping to
sell Will Blohme and Jim Nielsen a
threshing outfit that they are expect
ing to buy.
Chris Petersen over by Kimballton
celebrated his thirty-sixth birthday
last Sunday by having number of
his friends gather at his hospitable
home to have pleasant time. He is
president Of the church board at Kim
ballton and has many friends.
The school board of Sharon town
ship did the best thing possible for
themselves last week when they rails
ed the wages to $4,000 per month for
hn irot 4 oet
grade OF teaching can only be secured
by paying wages to retain those who
have put money into their education.
Martin Esbeck went up to the home
of Sam Randles in Lincoln township
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