Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-11-23

Chris Jurgensen's Sundayed at the
Pete Hansen home.
Hans Marcussen and family spent
Sunday at Jacob Esbeck's.
Simon Petersen was an Atlantic
visitor one day last week.
Rudolph Anderson began painting
for Tom Doonan the first of the week.
Peter Hansen completed the inter-
| Tor work of Pete Nelson's house this
week.
Rasmus Hedegaard went to Fiscus
with some Of his clothing bargains
| Wednesday.
The Young Peoples Meeting was
held at Torvil Jensen's home last
Sunday afternoon.
Nels Benson was out from Brayton
/ and spent Sunday and Monday with
Kimballton friends.
i Carl Christensen of Brayton and
Jasper Jensen were visiting with Geo.
Faahorg's Monday.
II MAIDS Henningsen and Bernt Ras-
musmussen attended the big dance at
Steffensen's Sunday eve.
| Peter Esbeck was Sunday caller
at the home of Kim ballton's dandy
auctioneer g. g. Nelson.
While Torvil Jensen was in Omaha
last week be purchased 46 head of
yearling calves which he brought to
Kimballton Friday.
My barber shop with soda foun-
tain and confectionery counter in
: connection, for sale. Dwelling,
buildings and lot must go with it.
Fine location for Danish barber.
M. G. MITTEN,
If Kimballton, la.
Raymond Dent and wife, the latter
sister of Mrs. Mitten were Sabbath
day visitors at Martin Mitten's. Mr.
and Mrs Dent have been in Oklaho.
ma the past six years but returned
s to Iowa to visit old scenes. They
will reside in Shelby county mex
year.
> P. j. Bertlesen, Miss Christina
Rasmussen, Rev. Gregersen and few
: other parties from Kimballton wen
to Des Moines Tuesday to attend Ger
s emonies taking place at Grand Viev
t College the noted Danish educationa
10 institution at that place. Their in
tentions were to return Friday.
k The Kimballton band is rapidly ad
g vancing in it's work and are alread
3, handling simple melodies and tn
: like. A recent addition is Geo. Jur
n gensen who plays the baritone. I
: but two or three practices he has al
most become as proficient as those j
: from the first. Mr.. Larsen know
I. how to develop the boys music abil
!: ity and do it right.
y We heard OF young fellow VIII
y recently called up a party by tele
d phone long before the roosters crowe
II Cor crew, which) in the morning. T
|. satisfy this childish within the cen
Y trail girls were awakened from thei
y slnmbers, had to leave cosy cot an
II take care of the call on the switch
I, board. Then when they did all thi
v the one that called failed to respond
n We hope if he wants to call after TIL
II he will at least wait until old Brin
Y die begins singing and people wax
Y up.
Y We learn this week that invitation
y are out for the wedding at Lincoln
v Nebraska, on Wednesday, Novembe
II % of Mr.. Chris Larsen and Mis-
Y Edith Godfredson. The announce
y ment comes as great surprise to tn
N many Elk Horn friends of Miss God
n fredson who is we'll known her
Y having been reared in this vicinity
" OF the groom we know but little s
VI he came from Denmark only lat
y spring. He worked while fc
Y Chauncey Godfredson, brother of tn
% bride and then went to Lincoll
N Nebraska where we understand he
Y, in drayage or transfer business {
W some kind. AS for Miss Godfredso
% she is splendid young lady of whic
VI there are 80 many around Elk Horl
Y, with all the virtues that go to max
W Jolly conversationalist, pleasar
NJ friend, happy companion and
N superior wife. She has innumerab
X friends who are are all interested
W her future happiness and wish f
NJ her life of unmarried bliss. A
NJ though the two are far away tt
y Journal congratulates and hopes for
Y happy journey for them through tt
SIyears to come.