Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-08-23
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Martin Mitten, the Kimballton
barber and family attended the Har-
Ian fair yesterday.
For Mave-Catarrh brug "Swan-
root Tablets" De er garanteret.
A. B3RJEssoN, Audubon, la.
Rev. Anker, of B lair, Nebraska, is
here visiting his many friends and
looking after some business matters.
Some relatives of Jens Hansen. and
wife, who reside north east of town,
were here from Anita, the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfredsen from
College View, Nebraska, are passing
q few days about Kimbaliton and
Elk Horn calling upon friends.
Nels j. Boose that good and sue
cessful farmer over east few miles,
started on his Journey to the old
home at Aalborg, Denmark, Tuesday
morning.
Miss Susie Humphrey from Marne,
is in Elk Horn attending to the
switch board in the telephone central
office until such time as new op-
orator can be secured.
Mrs. Godfredsep, who had been
down at Stuart for some time, has
returned and we are pleased to state
that the lady has fully regained her
health which was severely impaired.
Messrs John Petersen, Ole Petersen,
Walter Gregsrsen, Nregers Gregersen,
and Henry Aagaard are away on a
vacation and sight seeing trip up a.
mong the plains of South Dakota,
this week.
Since returning from the hospital
in Audubon, last week, Martin Es-
beck has been recovering nicely from
the hurts he received few days ago;
indeed one of his hands is nearly
healed of its burns, and his army of
friends are glad it is go.
Professor Madsen returned from
Cedar Falls, where he had been at
tending Normal school, last Satur-
day and the first of the week was
getting ready to begin the city
schools of Elk Horn on September
third.
j. A. Petersen, the Elk Horn post-
master went out to the Clarksen hos.
pital in Omaha, today to submit to q
surgical operation which will detain
him for two or three weeks. If your
watch gives out while he is gone
bring it to the post office and get one
to serve you until he returne.
There was farewell party given
on Saturday evening at the Hans
Petersen home in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Petersen's daughter, Mary and
SOD, Peter, who left Tuesday for
Denver, Colorado, where they 20 to
sojourn for year in the hopes that
the climate will benefit his health.
Mr.. Petersen went with them to see
to their getting nicely settled in the
Mountain City.
Doctor Soc returned from Roches-
ter Minnesota, on Saturday and re-
ports that Mr.. Peter Sykke went
through the trying surgical opera
ton bravely and that everything
points to his ultimate recovery and
return to his home in this commune
tY at no distant day and his many
friends are pleased that such is the
case tor Mr.. Sykke is held in very
high esteem by the people about here.
The following good people of Elk
Horn and vicinity are attending the
state fair down at Des Moines, this
week: Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Miller,
Jens Rasmussen, Miss Jensen, Peter
Wifi, Miss Madsen, Rasmus Ras-
mussen, Miss Iversen, james John-
son, Miss Rasmussen, l.. w. John
SOD, Drace Sorenson, Lars Esbeck,
John p. Christensen, Chris Petersen,
r. j. Hansen, Fl. Bal, Chris LANCE.
Last Sunday John Lange's forty
seventh birthday arrived and that
afternoon large party Of his friends
rose up and dropped in upon Mr.. and
Mrs. LANCE, at their pretty farm
home one mile east and one half mile
south OF Elk Horn, perfecting neat
and successful surprise upon Mr..
Lange, who never dreamed of such a
thing happening to him 80 for lit, Ia
time was completely "Kerflumixed,"
but gradually rose to the occasion
and made his guests feel perfectly at
home, IN that gentlemanly way, 81
natural to him.
1t does beat all what dumb ques.
tions some people can ask, now for
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