Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-02
kirnbal1ton- Elkhorn

On sums over ten dollars, will take
bankable note. See our big ad.
ELKHoRN CLOTHING COMPANY.
The M. w. A. box social Thursday,
the Goth was splendid event. The
weather prevented large crowd but
those present had good time.
Miss Ora Petersen was visiting
friends and also particular friend in
Elkhorn. No wonder G. w. Hansen
wears such broad smile is it?
It's clearing sale TO make room
for our spring stock. See our ad.
ELKHoRN CLOTHING Co.
The Elkhorn Implement Company
received a half carload of corn plows
last week, having shipped in car
load in company with johnson e.
Buck of Audubon.
Hans Hansen of Fiscus was at Kim
baliton last week and while here pur-
chased fine mill and power of Es-
beck Bros. Hans believes in having
things handy on the farm.
Professor Larsen, of Ames, address
ed the people at the Kimballton hail
las. Thursday afternoon on the sub
ject of dairying. Mr.. Larsen's address
was we'll attended and very instruc-
tive.
Hans Rattenborg and wife, of At
lantic, and j. G. Hansen and wife, of
west of Brayton, visited at the Willis
Rattenborg home, Saturday. They
particularly enjoyed the news from
Denmark.
Waller Gregersen and Magnus Pet
ersen were dealing with Jens Bened-
sen, last week, for fine cutter. Now
what do you suppose they want of a
cutter? And suppose they both want
it at once, what will they do?
Mrs. Christensen, of Hamlin,
visited at the bone of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Christensen all last
week. She returned to her home
Monday and was accompanied by her
sister, Tilda Christensen who expects
to make two weeks visit at Hamlin.
A few Of the creamery people per-
petrated a pleasant surprise on their
buttermaker, Peter Thuesen, last Sat-
urday evening by gathering at his
home for sociable time. While there
they made him present of fine
gift in appreciation of his services.
Oluf Jensen, that Jolly fellow who
manages the Elkhorn Kimballton
Lumber Company's yard at Hamlin,
was in attendance at the NJ. w. A.
box social at Elkhorn, Thursday ev-
ening. Oluf was high man on prices
paid for boxes and we know he had a
/ good time for he didn't return to
Hamlin until Friday.
The NJ. w. A. lodge, of Elkhorn,
| initiated member last Saturday eve
and will put another one through the
mysteries, next Saturday night. Ver-
lily the lodge groweth. They expect
to give a banquet soon and will have
an orator present to discourse on
"The Objects Of Woodcraft." They
will also give smoker and have a
splendid time generally. They will
have few invited guests present to
enjoy their hospitality.
Willis Rattenborg and wife, Chris
Nissen and wife and g. l.. Larsen
and wife returned from their trip to
Denmark last week after very pleas
ant visit with their relatives and
friends over there. They brough,
with them twelve ladies and gentle
men, and some children to partake OF
the blessings of free government.
The journal welcomes the newcom-
ers, and assures them that in case il
can be of any service to them in be.
coming acquainted with the wayi
and usages of the country it is q,
Your service.
| A big business change has beer
made in Elkhorn. Lars Hansen of th,
| firm OF James Il Hansen, has solo
his interest in the books, goodwill
and business of the organization, to
Geo. James, the other partner of thu
| firm. The gentlemen were making
the invoice last Tuesday when your
reporter called. MI. Hansen will go
to Nebraska soon and while visiting
relatives will be on the alert for :
| suitable farming location. The new
firm will be known as James & Co
The Journal wishes all parties con-
cerned the best OF good luck anC
prosperity in abundance.