Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-06
kir1nbal1ton- Elkhorn

Doctor Jorgenson the veterinary
surgeon, of Kimbsllton, was at An.
dubou, Monday, attending to some
business matters.
Hans johnson and Thomas Thomp.
son of Kimballton, were in land
deal, Monday, but we did not hear
how il terminated.
Hans Hansen, "the upper black.
smith, in Elk Horn, his wife and
baby, were up at Fiscus, Sunday,
calling upon relatives.
Report from out at tho Clarkson
Hospital, in Omaha, where J. A
Petersen is, says that he is making
satisfactory progress along the road
to health.
No sooner had Doctor Soe's horse
got healed up from cut on barb.
wire fence when the other driver goi
entangled in another wire fence, and
was badly hurt.
Merchant, George Faaborg and
wife were up near Audubon, part
of tho week visiting at the homo OF
her parents, Jasper Jensen and wife,
attending the County Fair.
Mine host, Nels Christensen, and
Peter Nielsen, of Elk Horn were in
Audubon Wednesday, attending the
County Fair and calling upon friends
and Hans Hansen MIXED tho COW.
Peter Thuesen, tho buttermaker al
the Kimballton Creamery had tub
of butter down at the State Fair in s
contest and our good friend came
near hitting the bulls eye; his but
ter scored ninety -four points and the
score was ninety eight points.
Peter Lykke returned home Friday
from Rochester, Minnesota, where he
underwent a severe surgical opera.
tion a few days ago; looks little
pale but says he feels better than be
has for many yesrs and can eat any
thing he has mind to with impuni-
ty-or with a spoon.
That our Danish friends know a
good thing when they see it is shown
by the fact that during the past
few days Martin Esteck has sold
manure spreaders, at his hardware
store in Kimballton, to the following
parties: Hans Johnson, Thomas Chris
Jensen, John christensen, Charles
Setback, Nels Jorgensen, and Thomas
Thompson.
Secretary S. c. Petersen, of the
Olsen Knitting Factory, at Elk Horn,
says all this talk in the newspaper
about the factory moving away is all
I" bosh," that they are not going any
where, at least for the present, bat
will continue to remain right here
and continue to manufacture the
neatest, warmest and nostup-to-date
goods to DO found In south-wsstern
Iowa.
We found Martin Esbeck at hit
hardware store in Kimballtos, Tues
day morning, cheerfully chatting
with his friends and looking after
business. Although MIR. Esbeck IL
able to be about he is far from being
. we'll man, having his hands still
done up in cloths and his left arm il
etill blistered from his elbow to the
tips Of his fingers and it will be sew.
eral days yet before they will be well
enough for him to use them much.
Chris Paulsen, brother in law o.
Walter Gregeraep, from Irving
Springs, Iowa, who was up her,
looking for q farm to purchase, hal
returned to his home. Mr.. Greger.
sen informed US that Mr.. Paulser
had about decided to take ranch o.
some four hundred acres about si1
miles south-wsst OF Elk Horn and
moro than likely the gentleman
would return and become a residen
among us, and they will be gladly
welcomed to this community.
Those same sneak thieves who paic
a visit to the mercantile establish
ment ono night some time ago paii
another visit here, last Friday night
and like upon their former visit they
seemed to be in need of shoes, taking
seven pairs of the best shoes in tn
store; they also seemed to be in neet
OF little silk so took along coupl
yards OF that commodity. Mr.. Peter
sen says he will either set "b'ar
trap or have watch in the store tn
next time they pay Q nocturnal visi
and someone will 60 away with