Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-08-25

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the misfortune last week to have one
of his good horses get in the wire
fence aud die from the effects of the
wound received.
A good many of the people of Elk
horn are being afflicted with mumps.
1t seems no respecter of children or
grown people and old and young are
receiving its respects.
Walter Jensen, of Oak Hill, went
to Marquette, Neb., this week and
Mrs. Andrew Jensen, of near Kim
ballton, went out as far as Omaha to
visit with friends for few days.
S. G. johnson and son Rasmus and
Carl Schrader went up to Lake View
the first of the week for few days
outing and fishing where place is
prepared to loaf and. have good
time.
Fall blowing is progressing nicely.
There has been plenty of moisture to
make everything run smoothly.
Nearly all the grain is in the stack or
threshed and the community is in
good shape.
P. Ammentorp, the assistant but
termaker at the Kim ballton creamery,
is in Marquette, Neb., this week rep
resenting the young people of the
kimballton church in a general young
peoples conference.
The M. W. A. lodge of Elkhorn
will gave dance next Saturday
night, three miles west and mile
south of Elkhorn. The proceeds are
to 60 for the benefit of one of the
neighbors of the lodge.
The Danish Brotherhood Of Roer-
beck have laid their plans for big
picnic next Sunday afternoon and a
big dance at night. They have every
thing planned to have one of the big
gest times of the season.
MAIDS P. Petersen recently traded
an eighty acre farm in Dakota for the
100 acre farm of S. G. Petersen out
on the ridge, paying the difference.
His farm went at $40 per acre and
the farm here at $3.50 per acre.
Rasmus Knudsen and brother, of
Kimballton, have added a new $40
set Of Ridpaths History of the World
10 their library. From it they may
get almost complete education and
practical knowledge Of the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Sorensen have
oeen hired to cook and fire at the COL
ege for the winters session. They
ire both good workers and will
doubtless give good satisfaction to
he management with their work.
Albert Jorgensen and family, north
IF Kimballton, left Tuesday for Des
Moines to take in the sights at the
state fair. Albert believes in enjoy
ing life and finds this one of the places
where he can enjoy all there is going.
There was social gathering at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller,
Up by Sharon last Sunday in honor
IF her birthday. They are royal
good entertainers and when anyone
goes to their home they are sure to be
we'll taken care of.
Ned Wood and family moved back
to Kimballton the first of the week
to opening the fall term
Of school. Ned has made a thorough
of the county for recorder
and feels much encouraged at the
for nomination.
Mike Tiran and Mary Knudsen up
by Sharon were married last Friday
and are now started nicely in life's
long journey. Both are fine young
people and are worthy of the conf
dence, esteem and respect of the com.
in which they reside.
Among the purchasers of imple-
ments at the Elkhorn Implement Co.
the past week were: Chris Nissen,
wagon; Geo. Nissen, a carriage and
sulky pillow, and Hans Hansen, a bug
gy. The boys are constantly hust-
ling for new business and are getting
it.
Chris Rasmussen Jr., of Kimballton,
and a Miss Rel, of Atlantic, were
quietly married last week and are