Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-05-25

Madsen's Sunday.
Mrs. Nj. C. Mitten went out to her
parents home near Red Line Tues
day.
Coda Cozine spent Saturday and
Sunday at her uncles home south Of
Elkhorn.
Chris Rasmussen OF Elk Horn visi-
ted with H. G. Madsen in Kimball.
ton, Sunday.
Fred Bonnesen and Pete Christen.
sen visited with Jeweler H. g. Mad.
sen, Sunday.
Martin Mitten was kept busy al
his soda fountain during dance hours
Saturday night.
| Caroline Christensen came home
from Grand View College at Des
Moines, Saturday.
j Peter Jensen of Elk Horn is clerk
ing in Rasmus Hedegaard's store at
kimballton this week.
Dennis Petersen began Monday
laying tile for Esco Petersen who
lives north of Jacksonville.
Chris Mulger was here from Satur-
day until Tuesday. Chris is working
in creamery at Des Moines.
Ooe span of bay mares three and
four years old and we'll broke, for
sale at Jens Hansen's, Elkhorn, Iowa.
Mrs. Jens Christensen started for
Ute, in Monona County for a visit
| with her son who lives near there.
Celia johnson, who is working for
her sister, Mrs. Ceris Brothersen near
Bowman S Grove, was home over Sum-
day. She was accompanied by little
Inez Brothersen.
Miss Eda Esbeck went to Audubon
Tuesday, and will remain during the
rest of the week with her sister, Rena,
who is one of the graduates at Audu-
bon, this year.
Petrea Petersen, who has been so
very sick with rheumatism that she
was given up by physicians, is some
what better and seems to be on fair
way to recovery.
Rudolph Andersen decorated the
interior of Jacob Esbeck's home with
wall paper and the exterior of Isaac
Turkelsen's new house with coat of
print this week.
Chris M. Christensen's house was
the scene of a happy gathering Sun
day. A number of his friends were
invited in and enjoyed music and
pastime until late hour.
| George Faaborg and wife visited
Sunday with Peter Bramsen at Pop
lar. Mrs. Bramsen and children &C.
companied them home and will re-
main the remainder of the week.
There was birthday pBrty at the
Nels Mortensen home Saturday eve
which was certainly happy gather
ing. Part of the amusement was q
dance which was jolly climax to the
good time all enjoyed.
By the way take notice of the Kim
ballton and Elk Horn locals and ads
this week. Note that they are all TO
the point and tell you just what you
want to know. We expect to enlarge
our advertising patronage in this de-
partment. Watch us.
A big celebration is planned for
Elkhorn June 9Th. Prize shooting
will be one of the features: 10 prem
iums being offered to the best shoot
ers. Many other amusements are
planned. They are expecting grand
time this day and everyone is cord
tally invited to attend.
Mr.. Chris Poulson, son-ln-law of
M. Gregersen, came up from Living
Springs last week for a short visit
and also to look over the vicinity
with view to locating. He is look
ing over some farms this week. He
was accompanied by G. V. Gregersen
brother to our druggist.
Peter Hansen's son was badly
injured Friday by being run over
by team. He was unhitiching but
failed to loosen one tug. The horses
took fright and started knocking him
down and running over him. A large
cash was cut in his head which neces-
Stated the taking OF several stitches.
Drs. Oldaker and Hammer, the
we'll known and popular dentists OF
Extra will open an Office in Elk Horn
and will be found in the rear of the
Miller Studio on every Tuesday where
they will be prepared to look after
all work that may come. Thanking
the people of Elk Horn and vicinity
for their patronage in the past and
soliciting your work in the future, we
are, Respectfully,
5-25 Nv DRs. OLDAKER IL HAMMER.