Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-10-18

John Conway, of Audubon, was
calling upon his friends in Elk Horn,
Tuesday.
John Hansen, the Brayton painter
was calling upon his Elk Horn triende
Tuesday afternoon.
Otie Pippin, of Extra, ate his din
ner at Hotel Elk Horn, Tuesday,
and then leisurly drove over the hills
to his home.
There will be no preaching service
at Kimballton next Sunday as Rev.
Gregerson and flock will go out to
Poplar to take part in the dedication
of the new church out there.
The relatives of Mr.. Bertlesen, the
Kimballton blacksmith, who have
been visiting here for week, went
to Harlan, Tuesday, and from there
they returned to their home out at
Aurora, Nebraska.
Mr.. Erickson, of Ferndale, Cali
fornia, who had been hero calling up
on his friend, Rev. Gregerson, pastor
of the Kimballton church, took his
departure Tuesday morning for Des
Moines where he went on business
mission.
John Bonwell, OF Viola township,
was in KimballtOn, Tuesday, looking
after the repairing OF some county
bridges, and at the same time he
chinked" few holes in his politi-
cal fence.
Clerk Chris Petersen, at the Joe
James and Company store, has been
i'll the past few days. His anatomy
was so full of la grippe that he was
too miserable to do much and not
sick enough to go to bed.
Mr.. Strenvald, an eminent Danish
speaker from Rocins, Wisconsin, was
guest at the Hans Madsen home in
Kimballton, Monday night, and the
next afternoon delivered an address
in the basement of the church.
Louie Hansen, who had been work.
ing at the Kimballton Creamery fol
some time, took his departure last
Monday for Omaha to accept like
position, and there are sad heartt
among the young ladies hereabouts
Last week Fred Hansen begar
building long warm shed at the
church, in Kimballton, 30 that when
the cold days of winter come and the
farmers come to church the horses
can have a place OF shelter during
services.
The Young Peoples Society a
Kimballton met at the Rasmus Hede
gard home, last Sunday. One weel
from next Sunday the young peopl
will meet in the basement of tn
church and be addressed by Mr.. Olse
from Omaha.
Carl Schroeder's sale at Elk Hor
Tuesday was good success, and W,
understand that tho goods brought ,
satisfactory price. We understan,
Mr.. Schroeder and family expect t,
depart for their new home at Luck
Wisconsin, some time the first of tn
coming week.
They had prize shooting at kim
ballton, Sunday, and 80 far as W
were able to learn the following wer
the winners, the prizes ranging from
ten dollars down: Chris Larsen, firs
prize; Rasmus Hedegaard, second
Julius Hansen, third; liver Jensen
fourth; Elmer Rasmussen, fifth.
BRACE Sorensen was at Elk Horn
Tuesday, and purchased eight hea
of steers of Chris D. Jensen to add t
his already large herd; and whe
that good man went home that nigh
he rode in sphinx spank fred ne,
Peter Schutler wagon, he purchase
of the Elk Horn Implement Compan
A trade was made in Elk Horn, o
Tuesday morning, by which Black
smith Hans M. Hansen disposed {
his business to Peter Petersen, pos
session to be given in the course of
week or 30. Mr.. Petersen is no strar
ger to the people of our little city q
he has been in the business her
before and we feel sure that he wi
be given generous share of busine
IS has the gentleman he succeeds.
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