Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-20
Kirnbal1ton-Elkho

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A. B9RJEssoN, Audubon, la.
John Listad re turned the first of
the week from Harlan where he had
served as a juryman.
MAIDS Petersen was out to Omaha
this week consulting physician
about some ailment of his little child
Rssmus Axelseu, four miles east of
KimballteH will soon have public
sale then go to California for the
winter.
Two good friends nearly came to
blows upon the streets of Elk Horn
but thought better of it 80 let the
matter drop.
James Nielsen has quit at Rasmus
Nissen's and is now hauling cream
for Hans johnson, out west from
Kimballton.
Hans Madsen and Rev. Gregersen
departed for Partridge, Minnesota,
to purchase more land, expecting to
return Saturday night.
The Young Peoples Society, of
Kimballton, will meet at the Chris
Petersen home, northwest of town,
next Sunday afternoon.
Miss Anna Hansen, from Des
Moines, is out here this week visiting
her friend, Miss Clara Jorgensen at
the George L. Jorgeneen home.
The Elk Horn Rifle Club will in
dulge in prize shoot at their range
on the Harold Hansen place, just
west of town, next Saturday.
Peter johnson and daughter, who
had been visiting at the R. S. Hansen
home, in Elk Horn, returned to their
home, out at Council Bluffs, Monday
Carl Hansen has gone up to Miller,
South Dakota, where he will engage
in the Hardware business with Albert
Hansen, former editor of the Harlan
American.
Louie Petersen. the " Troubleshoot-
err" the telephone line, was called
to Marine, Tuesday, and from there
he went to BraYton to look for some
more trouble.
The Kimballton Stone Works have
contracted to put in an arch bridge
on the road to Elk Horn and between
the residences of George N. Christen-
sen and Anton Hansen.
The Republicans of Clay township
will meet at the Center school house
next Saturday evening to select elev-
en- delegates to attend the county
convention at Harlan on Saturday,
October 6, 1906,
Kaud Petersen, who sold his farm
about one mile east of Elk Horn, has
purchased the four-acre tract belong
Ing to the Messrs. Hedegaard and
Aagaard, will erect modern cottage
upon the site and then move his fam
lily to our little city.
Six young ladies, from Audubon,
were out at Elk Horn, last Sunday;
called at the telephone central office
and among the other places were
seen at the Joe James store; there it
was not like the old silver issue,
sixteen to one; 'twas five to one.
One day last week, Mrs. P. H.
Andersen, of Kimballton vicinity,
went out to Eben.ezer Hospital at
Brush, Colorado, for treatment and
her relatives and friends are anx-
iously looking for her speedy recov-
cry and safe return.
The trustees of the Elk Horn Col
lege are holding a meeting today to
make arrangements for the opening
of the school year; have decided to
build a residence for Rev. Anker, on
the north side of the college grounds,
and will attend to some other busi-
ness before they adjourn.
The officers and members of the
Kimballton Creamery Company will
meet at the old church building on
Saturday afternoon, September 30,
1906, at one O'Clock for the purpose
of electing new officers; hiring cream
haulers for next year.
w. II. NIELSEN, President.
A merry band of Young folks went
out to the Jens Rasmussen home
near Kimballton, last Sunday, to
help celebrate their daughter, Miss
Mary's eighteenth birthday. The
afternoon was pleasantly passed and
that young lady is the richer by the
pleasant memory of the event and the
many pretty gifts he received at the
handa of her many frianda