Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-09-28


Chris N. christensen visited at
Hans Madsen's Sunday.
! Holgar Folkmar gave up his clerk
shipi in Hans Madsen's store Tuesday.
A splendid dance was given at the
home of Monroe Seymour, Saturday
eve.
i Thomas Thompson and Miss Nettie
johnson visited at the Chris Brother
son home Sunday.
Johannes Mulgasr is assisting Den
mis- Petersen in tiling and ditching,
having begun Monday.
Chris Slamberg gave party TO a
number of his friends Tuesday even
ing. The guests report happy time.
Geo. n. Christensen who has been
doing Federal Grand jury duty at the
Bluffs the past week, returned home,
Friday.
There was birthday party at Ole
Madsen's Monday night at which all
the guests had one of the happy times
of a life time.
Paul Petersen and G. w. Boysen
are each rebuilding their residences.
Lars Larsen up on the ridge is also
erecting an addition to his home.
Win Barton and Miss May Mitten
and John Mitten and wife from near
Redline visited at the Martin Mltten
home in Kimballton Sunday.
Miss Rattenhorg and the Misses Ida
and Laura johnson left this week tor
a visit at Council Bluffs. One young
man at Elk Horn will be pretty lone
some we guess.
Miss Rigmor Hedegaard, daughter
of the jolly clothier Rasmus Hede-
gard, will depart Saturday for Des
Moines where she will take a course
in music at Grand View College.
Hans Rattenborg was out from At
lantic Sunday giving Elk Horn
people trips in his fine new auto.
We're almost tempted to get one after
seeing how many people will ride
with fellow that owns one.
The Elk Horn Kid nine and the
Pansy Blossoms played ten inning
game of ball in Elk Horn Sunday.
The Blossoms wilted at the end of
the game when they found the score
to be 10 to l 6 in favor of Elk Horn.
Friday was Mrs. Rasmus Hansen's
birthday and quite number of her
friends called during the afternoon
and rendered their congratulations
Light refreshments were served and
all made welcome during the pleasant
stay.
The little four year old son of An.
ders Jacobsen was taken suddenly
sick Tuesday evening and died within
a few hours of the attack. The little
body was inferred in the Elk Horn
Cemetery Friday Rev, Jersild con-
Quoting the services.
Prof. N. P. Jensen, principal of
Hindholm College in Denmark ad-
dressed the people Of KimbaGton at
the church Sunday. From Kimball-
ton the professor went to Omaha and
on November tenth he will make his
last speech in New York City before
sailing again for Denmark.
Emil Tvenstrup, our ex- barber
went down to Walnut last week to
begin working for a farmer near
there. However he returned within
a day. We don't know why il is un.
less he came back after one of those
hot biscuits at Joe James. Emil lik-
ed to hang around and see them
made.
The Kimballton band had their
first practice Thursday, which by the
way is their regular night. An are
doing nicely. Another new member
has been admitted making sixteen
members with good prospects for
three more. With their enthusiasm
they will soon have splendid organ.
ization.
A new phone line has been arrang-
ed tor to include the homes of the
following PARTIES George Gregersep,
Niels Sorensen, j. G. Hansen, John
johnson, Lars johnson, A. P. Ander-
sen and Anders Jacobsen. A meet
ing was held Monday at which the
business connected with it's building
was transacted.
The "demonstrator' was at Joe
James store last week. Most of the
boys have taken renewed interest in
Rabbits Foot Baking Powder. Some
of them claim they are going around
and tell the people it's no good so
the company will send the demonstra-
tor back to prove it is. OF course
the principal idea is to get the DEM
| Onstrator back.
There was jolly party at the
pleasant residence of w. L. Beck Sun
day afternoon. The young people
from the vicinity all gathered there
and had what might be called q
"splendiferous' time. We didn't
learn the occasion but as the old folks
were gone we rather wondered If II