Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-11-26

east OF Elkhorn, and daughter Myrtle
called on Mrs. Taylor Jackson in Ex-
ira last Saturday.
M. @. Mitten, Kimballton's barber.
has taken advantage OF the water
works and now uses city water in his
residence and shop.
N. Nelson and force, of Elkhorn,
erected barn on Mrs. Jens Soe's pro-
perty this week. She expects to
move in about December LIST.
Any one wishing to get a *Demar"
portrait of Rev. F. L. Grundtvig call
at our store and get particulars.
FAABoRG & HANSEN, Kimballton.
The Kimballton Danish Lumber
Company and the Elkhorn Lumber
Company held another meeting the
first of this week. We did not learn
the results.
Word comes to some intimate as
sociates here of Prof. Jensen, of Min
neapolis, that he is steadily improv-
ing which will please his acquaint-
ances to learn.
The blacksmith from Brayton had
an exciting incident on the streets of
Elkhorn Sunday with his team but
nothing serious occurred outside of
a few breakages.
Emory G.. Bream, of Chambers
burg, Penn, has been selected as the
principal for the Elkhorn college ard
is expected here December 1st to take
charge of the course.
Messrs Vego Miller and Rasmus
Knudsen left Kimballton Wednesday
for Ord Nebr. 1t is the home of
Mr.. Miller and MI. Knudsen,is going
to attend school there.
Mr.. Andrew Jensen, of Denmark.
brother of Mrs. H. P. Nelson south
east of Elkhorn, arrived at her home
the first of this month to make his
home in this country.
Hans Aagaard, Misses Mary and
Clara James went to Harlan Saturday
to visit the girls sister, Miss Dagmar
who is employed there. They re-
turned Sunday evening.
W. R. Watson, of Harlan, was in
this vicinity Monday distributing
bills, advertising commission sales to
be held every three weeks, beginning
Dec. 18th by Joseph Kitchener.
Mrs. Hans Torveng, of Sharon, had
the misfortune to fall down cellar last
Friday and broke several ribs. The
necessary aid was Immediately rem
dered and the patient is improving.
A. B. Fleming, west of Elkhorn,
has recently purchased moving tar
get outfit and four new Winchester
rifles with which heexpects to supply
a first class shooting gallery in some
worthy town.
Miss Stena Simonsen was welcomed
home from TYLER, M inn. by her many
friends last Friday. Her sister, Miss
Lena, came this way but did not stop
to visit as she went to Des Moines to
attend school at Grand View college.
Nels Nelson who has been working
for Mr.. Bertelsen in the Kimballton
blacksmith shop for two months
leaves next week for Elkhorn to WORK
for Carl Schroger from Dec. LIST till
March LIST, at which time Mr.. Nelson is
to take possession in his own name.
Most of the Woodman lodge of
Elkhorn had their likeness stamped
Sunday by 2. H. Miller. The camp
has about fifty members and the lob
no doubt will keep the photographer
and his sister busy for time as they
were taken separately, to be CROPPED
later.
The invitations announcing the
marriage of Miss Olena Nelson to Mr..
Henry Carlson on November 9th at
the home of the BRIDES parents, two
and one half miles southwest of Elk
horn, have been received by many
friends. The couple has lived in this
vicinity since childhood and is we'll
and favorably known. Their many
friends join in wishing their barque
to sail life's sea, undisturbed by the
storms that leave lasting sorrow.