Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-10-29
kirnballton -Elkhorn

r. j. Hansen the Elkhorn painter,
finished the outside work of Drace
house this week.
Fred Larsen, who has been helping
H. P. Nelson south of Elkhorn, is at
Hamlin now shocking corn.
Henry Paulsen and family and Jens
Paulsen and family, of Sharon, visit
ed in Shelby county Sunday.
r. j. Hansen, the Elkhorn painter,
and family visited Sunday at Peter
Nelson's home, north of town.
Peter johnson, of Fiscus, finished
hauling the lumber this week from
Kimballton for his new house.
Chr. Rasmussen, of Sharon, is max
ing preparation to accommodate those
wishing the use of livery team.
The parents of Fred and Hans
Bladt, of Kimballton, are expected to
arrive from Denmark at any time.
Mis- Larsen, the Elkhorn butcher,
is enjoying visit from his brother
and his children, of Avoca, this week.
Jens Carlson, south of Kimballton,
had G. G. Nelson, of Kimbal)ton, to
raise new steel wind mill Monday.
Chr. Nelson, who has been with
Nels Hoegh this year, went to Har-
rison county this week to shuck corn.
A daughter of Hans Rasmussen Of
Elkhorn is assisting in the household
work of Andrew Andersen at present.
C. w. Christensen southeast of
Elkhorn, finished the carpenter work
on Nels Boose' large barn this week.
Louisa and Edia Olsen, daughters
of Chris Olsen southeast of Elkhorn,
returned home from Omaha last
Thursday.
Geo. James, of Elkhorn, treated
himself to new windmill this week;
put up by the Elkhorn Implement
company.
Hans Larsen is the new clerk at
Rorbeck, taking the place OF Hans
Rasmussen who is attending school at
Cedar Falls.
Geo. Henningsen of Elkhorn, put
a man this week plastering for Soren
johnson. He visited in Brayton and
Extra Sunday.
Andreas Andersen east of Elkhorn,
lost horse last week by sickness.
He replaced it by getting one of
Rasmus Nissen.
Nels Sorensen, the plasterer that
helped Geo. Henningsen this summer,
leaves Saturday for Council Bluffs to
work on farm.
Jacob Andersen, the Kimballton
carpenter, employed Peter II. Laurjt-
sen to help him while he is caring for
severely sore hand.
Two men near Sharon have won a
reputation of shocking corn by finish
ing twenty-five acres in day. No
names were mentioned.
Henry Petersen, Hans Hansen,
Peter Jorgensen and Carl Petersen, of
this vicinity left this week for Guth-
RE Center to shuck corn.
Estrayed-- From my place 3 miles
east of Elkhorn, red COW with star in
forehead, slit in right ear. Notify l..
n. Esbeck, Elkhorn, Iowa.
Peter Ahrenkeil, of Elkhorn, is
now at work in Marine for the Grodt
Bros. and has won quite reputation
| we understand as horse trader.
John Christensen southeast of Elk
horn invited his friends and neighbors
to his home Sunday and entertained
them with his usual hospitality.
Louie Rasmussen who has worked
for John Christensen southeast OF
Elkhorn the last two years, left this
week to shuck corn near Audubon.
The Brayton Coal yards have
pcheaer Illinois, Centerville or De-
Moines coal than you can buy in the
country. If 1922 Il. j. McGovERN
Mrs. Rasmus Nissen, south Of Elk.
horn, visited her brother, Franz
Mardersen, Of DeSoto, the last weel
leaving Rasmus to run bachelor
hall.
Mrs. Morgensen, who has beer
visiting her parents and friends il
this vicinity for the last three months
started last week for her home il
New Jersey.
Mise Nettie Andersen, teacher il
the Elkhorn school,, gave an oyste
supper to few friends Sunday even
ing after which buggy ride wa
much enjoyed.
Julius Larsen, the Poplar black
smith, was in this vicinity exhibit
ing brake for buggy. AS far a
we could understand the device wa
practical and one that is needed.
James Clemmensen and wife, c
Elkhorn, are to leave this week fo
Minnesota to take homestead in tn
Indian reservation which is to b
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