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

Premiums for your cash purchase
at Petersen Il Johnson's.
| Jens Andersen went to Hamlin,
| Friday, on business.
Nissen and Jensen shipped one
carload each of cattle and hogs
| Monday.
For SO, $50 or $50 purchases, we
give beautiful premiums. Cali and
see them. PETERSEN Il JOHNSON.
John christensen purchased a
team of Willads Rattenborg last
week and the latter in turn pur-
chased one OF Peter Krooman.
jess LANCE, who has been suffer-
ing with cancer of the lip for long
time, went to New York, Monday,
to be operated upon by specialist
located in that state.
George Faaborg and wife visited at
Han Larsen's, Sunday.
Rev. Gregersen now has fine
driving team again. One of the
horses he purchased of Stuart and one
of Jacobsen, both of whom live out
near Jacksonville.
Miss Caroline Christensen is teach
ing the Tom Smith school, one mile
north of Kimballton. She is board
ing at the home of Christina
Rasmussen.
Rudolph Anderson, the crack
paper hanger and painter of Kim
ballton, did some interior decorating
for Chris Nielsen, Saturday.
See those articles given as pre-
miums at Petersen & Johnson's.
While returning from Thomas
Christensen's, Sunday, the band
stopped and serenaded Peter Lykke,
who was that day celebrating his
birthday. They entertained Mr..
Lykke and his friends splendidly.
Nels Bennedsen is now the regular
and "duly auth orized, full tledged,
none genuine without this trade
mark" bass drummer in the Kim
ballton band, he, having assumed
that responsible position, last week.
The Kimballton Hydraulic Stone
Works sold over one thousand tile,
last week, to the trustees of Jackson
township. The product of this
splendid company is being placed
everywhere where something durable
and substantial is required.
Hans Madsen visited with his
brother-in-law, Claus Petersen,
Sunday, and while there, the horse
! he was driving took sick. 1t became
SO bad, Hans was compelled to get
: another horse to bring him back to
s kimballton.
Mr.. Madsen aud family, OF Racine,
Wisconsin, will occupy the house
It vacated by Mr.. John Christensen
}, Mr.. Madsen is an old machinist, hav-
g ing spent many years making models
8 for the j. [. Case Company in their
IS shops in Racine. We certainly well
y come him and his family to our
9 midst.
5 Paul Ottesen and wife, who live
over in the vicinity of Poplar, cele-
brated their silver wedding
anniversary last week. A large
}, number of their friends were in
> attendance at the happy event and
: helped the affair go off smoothly
: Many beautiful gifts were presented
. Mr.. and Mrs. Ottesen in commemora.
: ton OF the day.
We 'spect we wouldn't have heard
8 it but Bernt gave it away before he
/ knew it. A couple OF weeks ago he
was taking eggs to Audubon. The
roads were rough and he was driving
: fast when Bitf! one of the cases fell
J. off behind to the ground. Bernt got
= Off expecting to see little chickens
! come running from under the case
e but they didn't. Anyhow the count
7 was little short when he got te
town.
, The Medicine show which exhibit.
ed in the hall in Kimballton last
week gave splendid satisfaction AND
!, astonished the citizens with many
new things in the arts OF magic and
vaudeville. Miss Edith Esbeck Sc.
cured the silver set for being the
most popular young lady and Mrs
G. ID. Petersen received the prize fol
s being the incest elderly lady. Tn,
A show went to jacksonville for thii
week
e Christian Nielsen arrived from thu
r Old Country last week and visited
e several days in Elk Horn. Mr.. Mel
sens father is a banking partner o
S Banker Soren l'etersen's brother an(
e SO he had many things of interest fol
d Soren. Mr.. Nielsen was formerly il
business in Hamburg, Germany bu
; becoming imbued with desire fo
d some of Americas vim, decided to tr,
life in this great land of ours. Ii
begins work in the furniture store o
:. Bovsen and Setback in Harlan, Wed
= nesday.