Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-07-12
Kirnballton- Elkhorn

| Drs. OIdaker & Hammer, Dentists
Office over First National bank.
Rooms and 6. One of the firm will
be In Brayton every Friday and every
Tuesday at Elk Horn.
Peter Petersen and wife have re-
turned to Schuyler, Nebraska, where
he is practicing law.
Merchant Joe James went down to
Walnut, Monday, after wagon load
of goods for his store.
Landlord Nels Christensen shoul-
dered his pitchtork and went to the
hay field, the first OF the week.
Henry Andersen, south of Elk
Horn, is reported to be very sick
man these bright summer days.
Jack Berry, the Extra druggist
and Guy Den nisop, of the came city,
were in Elk Horn, Monday afternoon.
Workmen were so scarce this week
that Banker John Petersen was forced
to go to his own hay field in order to
save the crop.
Jeweler j. A. Petersen, OF Elk
Horn, was over at Extra, Sunday,
and saw the Guthrie Center and
Extra boys play base ball.
P. NJ. Petersen, son of Hans Peter
sen, who resides near Elk Horn,
young man of about twenty-one
years of age, went up to Fort Dodge
last week to be treated at the hos
pital tor consumption.
Miss Emma Larsen, of Brayton, is
out here having visit with her rela-
tives, at the j. T. Garrison home, and
answered calls for Miss BERTHE Smith
at the telephone Office, in Elk Horn,
on Saturday and Sunday.
Doctor A. Brooks, of Audubon,
drove over in his automobile, Tues
day, and held consultation with
Doctor Soc in the caseof Willie Han
sen, the twelve year old son of Mr..
and Mrs .Rasnlus Hansen which seems
to battle the physicians.
L. G. Petersen, the "Troub)e
shooter in the Elk Horn and Marine
telephone line, returned from his
visit to his parents, over south OF
Guthrie Center, Monday, and the
next day we met HIM near Kimball-
ton hunting for "cross.'
Thresher Pete'' went to Braytop
on Monday witha stacker which re-
fused to do its work so he shipped it
back to the company. Coming back
with load ofgoods the wagon wheel
broke down, necessitating another
trip in the early morn, the next day,
for the disabled wagon.
Following are the delegates who
will represent Clay township in the
Republican county convention, at
Harlan, next Saturday: H w Allen,
Joe james, Ole N Olsen, Thomas
Christensen, Andrew Nielsen, L w
Nielsen, Clarence Carlson, Jess Peter
sen, George James, G. r Myrthu,
Professor NJ II Madison
; When we were in Elk Horn, Tues
day, Chr. Hansen, the harness maker,
was figuring on going out to the
hills about Colorado Syringe, to i'm
bibe of the healing waters of the
great Manitou Springs, roam around
the glens and see what effect that
climate will have upon his health.
Mr.. Hansen thinks he will 20 to
Denver with the Elks and then go
on down to the springs.
While George Henningsen, Chris
Christensen, Martin Sorensen and
!, Nels Nielsen were crossing the bridge
over Indian Greek at Kimballton
one day this week, a singletree on
the buggy broke, which scared the
team and away they went, dumping
the buggy off the bridge into the
stream, the occupants tumbling out
much like Holsters out of market
basket, whore they got good duck
ing but luckily none of them were
injured in the least.
There was large attendance at the
Lutheran church in Kimballton last
Sunday, the occasion being the re-
dedication Of the church which has
recently been remodeled and enlarged
The following visiting pastors were
present: Rev. P. Wig, Luck, Wis );
Rev. Jensen, Extra; Rev. Tn. N
Jersild, Elk Horn; Rev. Aagaard,
Audubon; Kew. P. Johansep, Audu-
bon county, and Rev. -, Council
Bluffs; The services began in the
forenoon, the dedication service being
conducted by Rev. Wig. The Harlan
and Elk Horn churches were present
and assisted the local choir. in the
singing. A picnic dinner was served
in the grove near the church and the
services were continued during the
afternoon.
/ Monday of this week the Elk Horn
Orchestra, together with some new