Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-01-11
Kirnbal1ton- Elkhorn

One horse for sale cheap, don't
need it. Call at Journal office.
JoeJensen, OF Rorbeck, was an Elk
Horn visitor Monday.
Emma Karsen, of Brayton, visited
in Elk Horn last week.
The basket ball team is becoming
very expert and think they will soon
be able to challenge the world.
Lawrence Nielsen and family are
back from Ringsted iowa, where they
have been the past week visiting
friends.
A literary has been formed at the
Lars Esbeck school house, east of
town. They are having big times
and some good programs.
ESTRAYED:-A red calf about
eight months old. Write, phone or
call. ANDREW JENSEN,
If Kimballton.
George Faaborg completed invoice
ing last week end liz we'll pleased
with his years business as he finds q
nice increase in the patronage over
last year.
A telephone meeting was held at
Rorbeck Monday and the annual
business transacted. Joe James as
secretary and E. NJ. Hansen as d.
rector resigned. Fl. Hendricksen is
the new secretary.
Jens Larsen gave birthday party
at the Kimballton Hotel, Monday eve.
A FOLLY good time was the star fea-
ture from start to finish. Chocolate
was served. Jens is good entertain
er.
| AS [ intend to take trip east this
winter 1 offer my barber shop, furni-
ture, confectionery counter and soda
fountain for sale and will rent my
dwelling house and property. A
I bargain if taken before January 1st.
If M. G. M1TTEN, Kimballton.
The Olesen Knitting Company
have sent their manager Ole Olesen
to New York to purchase the ma
chimes for the factory. The company
are buying the very latest design of
machines and are paying heavy prices
to get them. They will be described
in fuller detail later.
| l have eight fine bull calves for
sale. These are splendid animals of
good blood-both short horn and
black polled Angus. They may be
seen at my farm two miles cas-. Of
Kimballton where someone is always
present to show them,
If ToRyIL JENSEN,
Kimballton.
Jesse Hon died at the home of his
son, Nelson Hon, in Polk Township
Tuesday, Jan 2. aged rs years. Mr..
Hon was the second oldest resident OF
Shelby County and was prominent
over the entire county and particular.
ly in the vicinity of Red Line. He
was founder of the church at Red
Line. The funeral occurred at Harlan
] Thursday January and was con-
Quoted by Rev. Beardsley.
The Elk Horn & Kimballton Lum.
Der Co. had a meeting last week and
reelected all of their former officials.
Following is the present list: Ras.
mus Hansen, president; MAIDS Madsen
Peter Lykke and Chris christensen
directors for a two year term. Th'
board then completed the election by
choosing Soren Petersen for treasure
and Peter ykke for secretary. Tn
company is doing nice business.
Nels christensen, landlord of tn
hotel will leave Tuesday for Sal
Diego, California, whore he goes 70
his h ealth. Nels has been ailing 70
some time and has been advised b,
the doctors that his affliction is con
l sumption. AS the disease has bee
in his family before he is not at al
doubtful about its character. Mel
will not locate permanently until h
!. learns the effect of the climate upo
him. If it relieves him, he will pro
/ badly have his family follow. w
are certainly sincerely sorry to sc
Nels have to undergo such a trouble
:. Our hope is that he may rapidly re
4 gain his health and return to us, tn
' vigorous, robust man he was fey
years ago.