Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-03-02

Russian people and has done much for
them in educational religious social
and political matters He endeayors
to be llterai follower Of the teachings
Of Christ
Quoting since December and much
benefit has been derived from his H.
struction.
DR.. Peter E. James, who is pract-
ticing physician at Hutchinson,
Minnesota, came home to be at the
bedside OF his sick father, George
james for few days. He left for his
home again Sunday.
Rev. Gregersen disposed of his
team of ponies at the Hans Morten-
sen sale, Thursday, receiving fifty
dollars for them. He has purchased
another heavier team and one better
suited to his needs.
Peter Rosenbeck and Anna Nielsen
we're married Wednesday last. The
ceremony occurred at the BRIDES home
near Poplar. The Journal family
wishes them all the happiness posi-
BILE for human kind to enjoy.
Chris Petersen took a little spin
south, Sunday so we are told and in
opening and shutting gates became
more or less saturated with the
Sgarnered fullness of the Clouds"
Chris never stops for the weather.
Three students at the college from
Ringsted, Iowa left for their homes
this week after very profitable term.
The very strong course of Elkhorn
college has certainly fitted these
young people we'll for their various
duties.
r. P. Larsen, Kimballton's rustling
harness maker, is very busy. He re-
ceived orders for three sets of harness
one day last week and at the present
has orders ahead for thirteen sets. If
you will examine his work you will
see why.
A large number of the farmer boys
hereabouts are taking gymnasium
work under direction of Henry Iver-
sen. They meet at the college each
Monday eve for the purpose. The
boys are reaping much enjoyment as
we'll as benefit from their practices.
Andrew Larsen and Tilla Ottesen
were married Wednesday, February
10Th at the brides home near Poplar.
The young couple are beginning life
with the brightest of prospects and
we predict for them pleasant future.
The Journals congratulations are eN-
tended.
John Christensen, who has been
farming the Rasmus Nissen place but
who recently purchased half in
terest in the Elkhorn Clothing Co. is
moving into town this week. We
wish the Elkhorn Clothing Co. and
the new partner greater prosperity
than ever before.
With every dozen of cabinet size
photos ia ken before April LIST and paid
for in cash, | will give free a regular
$50 enlarged portrait made to your
order. Here is something for moth
ing. Take advantage of the offer and
get that picture you have waited for
so long. enlarged, free of charge.
MILLER, The Photographer.
Nv Elkhorn.
Peter Petersen, brother of our
Chris, and who has been visiting the
past four weeks here, left for his
Minnesota home last week. His
cousin, Nels Nielsen accompanied him
The boys expect to return in about
a week as Peter is gong to work for
Peter Nelson, south of Kimballton
the coming season.
Three parties fresh from the
'fatherland" arrived IN Elkhorn last
Monday, taking up their home with
Code Godesen until they can become
located. One of them has contracted
to work for Anders KEMP this sea-
son. Another, who was not pleased
with the looks of this country.
bought ticket and will return to
Denmark at once.
A surprise chocolate party on An
drew Christensen and wife was given
Saturday evening by their numerous
friends. 1t was farewell party to
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen, previous
to their departure for their new
home at Ute, Monona County. A
splendid time was had by all the
guests as was evidenced by the very
late hour at which they returned tc
thesr homes.
N9 home should be without a package