Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-02-26
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The patrons at the Sharon cream
cry were busy the first of the week.
They expect TO put IS tons of ice up
thinking it will take that much to
run him.
Joe James of the firm OF James e
Hansen in Elkhorn, was on the sick
list the latter part of last week and
the first of this and unable to attend
to business.
j. f. Jensen who formerly run the
store at Kimballton is taking lay
off these days and is waiting to have
his new store finished so he can open
up business.
Oscar Jensen we'll known to the
people about Sharon store, has been
hired at the Liberty creamery in
Douglas township and will begin
work at once.
Postmaster A. Bergreen was
appointed township clerk the past
week and will make good man for
the position, as he is honest, trust
worthy and capable.
A crowd of young people in the
vicinity of the Hans Nielsen home
southwest of Kimballton, gathered
there Sunday and spent the evening
in very pleasant manner.
Peter johnson and sister, Anna,
son and daughter OF Hans johnson of
Kimballton, will go over to the farm
he recently purchased and will help
the ones on the place to farm it.
The Grumstrup young folks and
several others from the north of
Sharon township, were in Elkhorn
Sunday spending the day at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hansen.
We understood Monday that there
would be no church service held in
Elkhorn next Sunday as their pastor,
Rev. Jersild, is intending to go to
Omaha and will be absent that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P Christensen,
living over northwest of Kimbalton,
are rejoicing over girl that has taken
up her abode with them TO remain as
the rainbow of promise to better
life.
Monday evening merry crowd of
jewellers gathered in the hall in Kim
ballton to celebrate yea olden times
as they do in the fatherland on that
date. They all had a most excellent
time.
Hans Madsen's wagon was upset in
Audubon last Thursday and some
what broken and some of the cases
were also broken. The team was too
quick for the boy driving and upset
as mentioned.
Chris Andersen of Sharon store,
purchased a house of Hans Martesen
west Of the store and Monday they
were moving it to lot north of the
school house, and he will move there
from the farm to help in the imple-
ment store.
The students in the High school
are beginning to leave already. 1t is
very early to do so but the induce
ments afforded by farmers for help to
begin Immediately is greater than
ever before and the boys are all
anxious to meet with financial success.
Elkhorn will soon be connected
with all the big towns along the
Rock Island, as a Mutual Telephone
Co. has been formed that will con-
meet them with Marine 1t will be
known as the Marine Il Elkhorn
Telephone Co. Walter Potts, presi-
dent; Alfred Long, vice president;
Harry Eustesen, secretary; c. M.
Hansen, treasurer; P. M. Petersen
and John Fredricksen as trustees.
Last Wednesday at the home of the
parents of the bride, Mr.. Oluf Hansen
was united in marriage to Miss
Emma Larsen, the Rev. Jersild per-
forming the ceremony in the presence
of crowd of their friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. Hansen is a young man
of energy and ambition and has many
friends who wish him many happy
days in the years to come. Miss Lar
sen is bright young woman with
many attractive and winsome man
ners and enjoys a large circle of
friends that wish her life of happi-
ness. These worthy young people
will soon be at home to their many
friends.
Ting Easy Pill.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers do not grippe
nor weaken the system. They cure bilious