Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-09-28
kirnbal1ton-E lkhorn

! Peter Nelson delivered hogs in Au-
dubon Wednesday.
Holgar Petersen will soon begin
the erection of corn crib for George
L. Jurgensen.
liver Nielsen bought fine new two
seated carriage of Esbeck & Co. the
| first of the week.
George Faaborg and family were
visiting at the Carl Christensen and
the Bendixen homes in Brayton,
Sunday.
Jacob and Martin Esbeck and fami.
lies spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Martin Esbeck's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Nelson.
Albert Jurgensen began filling his
silo, Monday. We have never seen
sllo but Mr.. Jurgensen says they are
fine thing on farm and wishes he
had two or three more.
Rasmus Nissen and Soren Petersen
of Elk Horn were in Kamballton
Saturday. While they were there
Rssmus tackled George Faaborg for
a game of horseshoes loser to set up
a quarters worth of Cuba de Espain-
olas or something else. To shorten
the story Rasmus set up the cigars.
Puzzle: Who won.
Hans Larsen traded his so acre
farm northwest of Kimballton, the
latter part of the week, to Frank
Niklason of Audubon for the, forty
acre tract four miles northeast of
Kimballton, now occupied by Peter
Bladt. 10 The transaction Mr.. Lar
sen received 5000 per acre for his
farm and paid for the other, s62 90
per acre. The farm he now has, suits
him better in size than the old one.
Martin Esbeck accompanied by
George Nissen started TO bring his
auto from Harlan Friday. Things
went all right until he got to Jacob
sens when he ran out of gasoline and
the blamed thing stopped dead still.
He could neither scare it with rod
or coax 1T with corn so the two had
to walk on to Kimballton. That
was late at night. The next morn
ing Martin got up early, filled his
pockets with gasoline, went out and
brought it in just as tho nothing had
happened. Tell you things are al
ways happening around an auto.
Martins new car is beauty and
constant running since he brought it
to town, has fixed it 80 you can walk
up from either side and touch it in
the TANKS without having it jump
up and kick tire off at you. Martin
has got its mechanism down to per-
lection.
Wednesday, September 81 Torvil
Jensen and Miss Stina Simonsen were
united in marriage at the Kim ballton
church, Rev.Walter S. Jensen, broth.
or OF the groom, conducting the cere-
mony. The wedding was a very
quiet one no one but the immediate
relatives being present at the happy
event. The bride is the daughter of
Erik P. Simonsen who lives Just
south Of Kimba!lton and is an affable
young lady endowed with all the
charms that grace pure womanhood.
Every acquaintance is an associate
and every associate a friend. There
is little use telling of the groom.
You all know Torvil is a good man
with big heart and a jolly style
that we all like. He is man that
will make good husband and pro-
vide good home for his chosen one
as long as he enjoys life. The couple
have fitted up rooms over the cement
factory where they will soon be at
home to their friends. A reception
was given at the hotel to a few in
vited guests after the rites were per-
formed. The Journal hopes Mr.. and
Mrs. Jensen may find married life
pathway of thornless roses with beau
tiful hues that never fade.