Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-09-01

Kirnba1lton- Elkhorn

FOUND-Just south of Elkhorn
last Saturday, a black coat. Pay SOC
at drug store and get coat.
Joe James was sight seeing down
at the state fair last week and buying
a few goods for his Elkhorn store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Peterson are
the proud parents of boy that came
to their home Tuesday of last week.
Albert Hansen, editor of the Har-
Ian American, was out to Elkhorn
Sunday visiting at his parental home.
The men of Kimballton were busy
Monday getting off to the primaries
to attend to the various offices they
hold.
The meeting of the Danish Broth
erhood at Nels r. Martensen was
quite success and large crowd was
in attendance.
Bert Fiscus and family of over by
Redline were visitors Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Mitten
in Kimballton.
Rev. Christensen of near Elkhorn
was over to Merril's Grove in Shelby
county last week and joined two cou-
Piles in marriage.
The Elkhorn Studio will be closed
on Mondays and Tuesdays hereafter
as the artist will be in his branch
studio at Jacksonville. S-25-tf
Miss Dana Reyelt who has been
visiting her uncle, Hans Madsen in
Kimballton, went to her home in
Harlan last Thursday.
Knud Hansen, who lives east of
Elkhorn, returned home last week
after q good visit and a most enjoy
able time with relatives at Clinton.
FOR SALE-My residence prop
erty in Kimballton. 1t is good bus
mess location. A bargain for some
one. NJ. Y. MITTEN.
Ole Jacobsen informs us that he
husked his first load of corn Monday.
He had a very early variety that is
in good shape for feeding purposes.
Nick Wright, formerly of Kimball-
ton but who now lives up near Sioux
City, is back this week making WIS.,
it with his daughter, Mrs. Jens G.
Jensen.
Nels Jensen, the furniture dealer
of Audubon, was out to Elkhorn
Sunday to get his wife who had been
out for several days visiting old time
friends.
We understand that Victor E.
johnson has purchased one-half in
terest in the clothing store at Elk
horn and will take charge about the
first of September.
Marten P. Martensen and wife and
Chris Peterson and wife went down
to De Soto last week to visit their
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marten-
sen, and then went on to the state
fair to see the sights.
The Commercial club of Extra have
offered a $12 cash prize to the COM
pany of fifteen couple or more that
make the best showing in the parade
September 18th during their reunion.
The ladies of the church in Kim
ballton will meet week from this
Thursday at the home of Soren Scr.
ensen out on the Ridge east Of town.
A good attendance is desired as bust
ness of importance will be transacted.
P. Fl. Miller, the photographer in
Elkhorn, fitted himself out last week
with horse, harness and buggy and
is now ready to make the trips he
proposes to make to Jacksonville and
will be able to go and como as he
pleases.
Mrs. Marie Jensen, former wife OF
the late deceased butter maker at the
Kimballton creamery, who has been
visiting in the north part of the state,
returned to Kimballton and resumed
her work at the home of Peter r.
Petersen.
We missed very important item
last week. S. G. Petersen, cashier of
the bank, is the father of boy born