Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-05
kin1bal1ton -Elkhorn

Peter Hansen, the carpenter, began
the erection of a summer kitchen for
Isaac Turkelsen, Monday.
Beautiful premiums at Petersen &
Johnson's. Call and see them.
If you haven't got one of Hans
Madsen's puzzles yet, call at the
store.
Nels G. Nielsen put new drill in
his blacksmith shop last week. 1t
is a new patent and dandy.
The little son of Jacob Esbeck
wss Oh the sick list last week but is
now quite we'll again.
The Singing Club held another
meeting Tuesday eve and we under
stand Prof. c. Thomson, of Jackson
Vile, was to again take charge.
j. R. II. Myrthu and family will
make visit to Denmark some time
this coming season. Well tell you
more of it later.
Call at Petersen & Johnson's and
examine those beautiful premiums.
Mr.. Behrgreen and family left
Monday for their new home at Luck,
Wisconsin. They shipped from
Audubon.
Ole Jensen and wife are the proud
parents of a fine boy baby, born
Thursday. Only little while and
this same boy will be blowing corn
tor his papa. They don't stay little
long.
The Orchestra practiced for the
first time Sunday and did splendidly.
Their individual work has put them
in splendid condition for ensemble
playing and they will soon be rem
dering music you will be proud of.
Peter Hansen's father, whose home
is in Wisconsin,, arrived this week
for visit here. From here he wilt
60 to Denmark for sejourn among
the scenes of his boyhood in that
good old s'Fatherland."
George Faaborg received some
fine Japanware this week direct
from Japan. They were packed in
rice straw, wrapped in Japanese
newspapers and had been three
months coming from that far away
country. There are many novel
things in the new line.
Nels Christensen, who had his leg
broken recently, was very pleasantly
surprised, Sunday last Nels is a
member of the band, so Sunday, the
entire membership Of the band went
out to his home and spent few
pleasant hours with him playing and
chatting and otherwise enjoying
themselves. 1t was SO Jolly Nelt
hated to have them leave when il
came time to go.
A little surprise party was given 4
the Banker, John Petersen's home
Sunday afternoon. The guests wer'
Prot. Henry Iversen, Prof Magnu
Petersen, Peter Kruse, and the Misse
Christina and Dagmar Nielsen. They
had very pleasant time and wer,
royalty entertained by the graphic
phone, Miss Tina's piano rendition
and several other amusements.
The Daneborg and Ciceronia,
Literary Societies of the College
have purchased beautiful class pin
for each one Of the graduates of the
College this year. They will hold
joint meeting in about four weeks
where splendid program is to bs
rendered, good social time had anc
then these pins will be presented
The fraternal spirit, which this show.
pervades in the college, is pleasant
thing to see.
The Elk Horn Implement Com.
pany report booming business
They have sold this season, 1920
worth Of clover and timothy seed
alone and will still sell more before
the season closes. Tney sold theil
last disc Tuesday, the nineteenth
one tor this season, and sale on other
implements has been fine. They
have five buggies sold to be deliver
ed and the season has not yet begun
Tuesday they also arranged to pu1
in windmills for those two progress
i've farmers. Chris Nielsen and G.. M
Hansen. Truly this is business en-
terprise.
Chris Slamberg gave party to hi
many friends. Tuesday, in the ole
Kimbalton Church building. a
large crowd were present and had on
of the "bunllumest" times you eve
heard tell of. Dancing was the
principal amusement and the way
they all enjoyed it was grand. Chris
and his mother will depart for tn,
new home at Kyle, N. d., soon ant
the party was in the nature of 8
farewell. They had expected to de
part before this but had been delayed
by the weather.
Twenty five years ago last Mon
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris j. Larsei
began to sail the sea of welded life