Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-05-25
kirnbal1ton.- Elkhorn
Mrs. George Miller visited friends

Rev. Jersild delivered a sermon at
Atlantic Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. James went to Har-
Ian Sunday and returned Monday.
Rasmus Nissen shipped car of cat
tie to Omaha Monday. He sent from
Marine.
Mrs. Jacob Esbeck and Mrs. Chris
tina Rasmussen were Audubon call
ers Monday.
Hans Matesen bought fine driving
horse from Mr.. Gunnesen over near
Fiscus, last week.
DR.. Oldaker was in Elkhorn Mon
day making preparations to make his
weekly visits here.
j. A. Petersen will be one of the
attendants at the church convention
at Cedar Falls in June.
Peter Miller went TO Audubon on
Tuesday and attended Campbell Bros.
Big Show while there.
Joe James was out repairing the
telephone line Monday making the
trip in his automobile.
G. d. Brown, of Atlantic, repre-
senting the New York Life Insurance
Co., was in Elkhorn Tuesday.
Henry Aagaard and Clara James
visited at the home OF Adolph Peter
sen north of the ridge Sunday.
Mis- Larson and son will start their
medicine wagon out next week for a
complete canvass of the county.
Go to George Faaborg's and get
prices on Walnut flour. You know
the quality, ! will give you prices.
Messrs. johnson and Christensen
and their wives, from Hamlin visited
a. L. w. Johnsons two miles east of
Elkhorn.
The ice cream social at the Danish
Baptist church east of town was CIV
en- Tuesday eve. 1t was quite we'll
attended.
Go to Geo. Fasborg for Lupdins-
kondenserede Eneb;ersirup. Will sell
it for the next SO days for two dol
lars dozen.
An expert of the w. S. Heaton fur
mace company of Omaha was here
Tuesday putting in Banker John
Petersen's new furnace.
The young people of the Lutheran
Church had large meeting at the
Bowman Grove Church Sunday last.
1t was very we'll attended.
June 4th | will commence a great
closing out sale of all kinds of goods,
regardless of former prices.
lw GEORGE FAABoRG.
A large number of Elk Horn PEG.
pie were at Jacksonville, Sunday, at
tending church. 1t was a special
meeting, addresses being given by
several different ministers.
NJ. G. Mitten has opened his soda
fountain tor the season and is now
prepared to dispense all kinds of soft
drinks, ice cream and many other
connections. Give him call.
r. P. Larsen was so rushed this
season he was compelled to cancel
three orders for harness. He just de-
livered a harness Tuesday for which
he took the order February "a.
There is no end to Esbeck Bros sep
arator sales, they having sold two
again last week. VIM. Snyder, over
near Red Line, father Of Mrs. Mitten
purchased machine Of these people
Tuesday.
Jens Hansen brot fine team of
horses from Nebraska which he is
endeavoring to sell for his son-in-law
John Bruhn. Thew are splendid
span and will make an elegant pair
OF drivers.
Can you afford to be without a
watch when you can buy a fifteen
jewel Waltham at j. A. Petersen's
at Elk Horn for only 5000. Compare
prices and see that this is bargain.
) 25 1w.
Jeweler H. C. Madsen, wife and
child and Merchant Hans Madsen
and family will depart for their sew
eral months visit in Denmark, one
week from the coming Saturday.
They will sail on the Butcher which
leaves New York JuneS.
Miss Ida Petersen and Mrs. Mary
Iversen will return from Denver
about June LIST. They will remain a
few days and then proceed to the
church convention at Cedar Falls.
The two ladies have been in the west
about year, Mrs. Iversen having
gone there for her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Hansen returned
from Hooper, Nebr. last week. Mrs.
Hansen came thru on the train while
Mr.. Hansen and Carl drove the en-
tire distance. Carl stopped at Har-
Ian and Monday went to South Da-
kota with his brother, c. Hansen,
who is editor of the Harlan American.
Carl will probably secure work,