Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-11-01
Great bargains in Gloaks at the
store of George Faaborg, in Kimball-

Great bargains in Gloaks at the
store of George Faaborg, in Kimball-
ton.
Mrs. Steffersen, who had been here
teaching school, departed on Monday
of this week, for Spencer, to make a
new homo.
The Kimballton Gymnasium Club
stood up, one day this week, and had
their pictures taken by Photographer
Anderson.
Bernt Rasmussen, who clerks for
George Faaborg at Kimballton, pass
ed last Sunday with his friends down
near Brayton.
Hon. W. S. Kenwerthy, of Oska-
loosa, delivered spsech in Kimball-
ton, Tuesday evening, from repub-
lican standpoint.
Hans M. Hansen has purchased q
blacksmith shop out at Poplar and
already our good friend Is at work;
hammer and tongues.
MRS. George Faaborg, of Kimball-
ton, is up near Audubon this week
having good visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesper Jensen.
Mr.. Hans Madsen and family were
among those who went cut to Jack
senville, Monday night to hear Gov-
ernor Cummins and Hon. Byers, of
Harlan, deliver their speeches.
Hans q. Hansen, ore of the popu-
lar young men, near Elk Horn, went
to Atlantic, last Saturday, and pur-
chased three head of fine steprers
which he will use as carriage team.
The many friends of Mrs. Thomp-
son, of Elk Horn, gathered at her
home, on Thursday of last week, the
occasion being her birthday; and all
present report very enjoyable time.
Peter Rasmussen, Of the Elk Horn
vicinity, was in Kimballton, Tuesday,
after those large tiling to use for
we'll curbing. Messrs. Jensen and
Hennecksen informed us that many
wells were thus being curbed up this
fall.
Miss Mary Grumstrup began teach
ing the primary department of the
Elk Horn city schools, on Monday of
this week. The lady has the reputa-
ton Of being fine instructor and
will, no doubt, give the best of sat-
isfaCtion.
Mr.. Olsen, of Omaha, delivered a
very interesting talk before the
Young Peoples' Society, at Kimball-
ton, last Sunday; there was very
largo attendance, and we hear the
address spoken of as one of the best
ever delivered in our little city.
One Hundred and Fifty Cloaks to
be sold at greatly reduced prices at
the mercantile establishment of Mr..
George Faaborg, in Kimballton.
Robbers broke into the jewelry
store of j. A. Petersen, in Elk Horn,
one night last week; and carried off
silverware and musical instruments
to the value Of more than one humid
red dollars. They gained an entrance
by forcing way through the tran
som in the pestotfice. They then
went off down the street to the Peter
son and johnson general store but
soon teund that the "bowwow was
there SO they made hasty sceot and
were heard Of no more.
John A. Petersen, the postmaster
at Elk Horn, arrived from the hos
pital, in Omaha, whore he had been
for some time; on Wednesday OF last
week. We met Mr.. Petersen on the
street, Tuesday, and while he looks
pale and as if he had gone through
much suffering, he otherwise looks as
Of old; and while not able to be down
town only part of the time, as yet:
he expects to be able to do sc
in few days. He wished US to in.
form his friends that he would be
pleased to have them call upon him
at his store.
There was season of much re-
joicing and Thanksgiving among the
church people of Elk Horn, last Sun.
day evening. Mr.. Olsen, of Omaha
was present; Rev. Gregerson came
down from Kimballton; and Rever-
ends Anker and Jersild, of Elk Horn
were also present; the members of tn.
Elk Horn congregation brought bias.
kets filled with good things to eat
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