Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-26

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a19 z. III. MILLER.
Peter Juesgensen made 4 trip 10
Walnut, Friday, to get some flour 10
supply Geo. Faaborg's trade.
Peter Nissen was busy moving a
house north of Kimballton. sstur-
day and Monday.
Joe James & Company shipped
thirty cases of eggs Saturday ard
fifteen again Tuesday.
Rudolph Andersen, the crack paper
and paper man of kimballton was
doing some inside decorating at Geo.
Faaborg's home Tuesday.
We are thinking that there will be
sad sad hearts in the vicinity of Kim
ballton when Chris starts for his
northern home.
Mrs. Ipsen, of north of town who
has been poorly for some time past,
is down to Atlantic taking treatment
for her ailment.
Walter Gregersen made flying
trip to Marine Tuesday forenoon to
attend to matters of business
nature.
Nels Mortensen took few day
off to plant few trees on that fine
five acre tract of his Just south of
Elk Horn.
Jens Andersen, the lumberman,
and BerDt Rasmussen visited friends
Sunday last, the former calling at the
Nels Hoegh home and the latter at
Bernt Christensen's.
Ole Olsen of the Hamlin hotel has
been assisting Chris Nelson the past
week in putting up windmills. Chris
is badly rushed with his rod and mill
work at present.
Miss Smith, of Audubon, has been
hired by the Elk Horn and Marine
Telephone Company to take charge
of their central at Elk Horn. She
will begin duties May 1st.
A fine baby girl came to the Hans
Bladt home, west Of Kimballton,
and now Grandpa Olsen is busy
practicing up those lullaby songs
while rocking the little tot to sleep.
A. P. Hansen purchased the very
best buggy the Elk Horn Implement
Company had in stock, last week.
1t was rubber tired rig and to use
the street urchin's words, 'swas q
peach.''
Joe James & Company are INSTALL
ing the Caskley cash credit system
in their store. 1t is a splendid plan,
doing away with the old book form
and giving twice the satisfaction to
both merchant and patron.
Banker Soren Petersen was almost
disabled last week with an aggra-
waited case of cold, which not only
had the usual bad characteristics but
had settled in his eyes, affecting those
organs considerable.
Peter Kruger, of the Walnut Ce-
ment Factory, was in Kimballton,
Saturday and Sunday, visiting
ing fine business we are told.
Mr.. Jorgen l.. Jorgensen, of Kim
ballton, has been elected as a dele
gate to the yearly convention of the
Danish Church, which convention
will be held in Manistee, Michigan,
June 9Th to the 18th.
Nels Nelson, the blacksmith, broke
all records this year, by sharpening
thirty three discs. Nels has recently
installed new blower and drill and
says his next purchase will be a
turning lathe as he wants to get his
shop up-to-date in every way.
Rev. Gregersen left Thursday for
Cedar Falls where he goes to attend
the conference of the Iowa district
of the Danish Church. AS he will
not return until Wednesday next,
there will be no services in the
church Sunday.
It's an awful thing to lose near
and dear friend and "awfuller'' still
when yon can't coax her back again.
We are not speaking from our own
experience but because Otto Reich,
south west OF Elk Horn, has gone
through the awful test just lately.
News from Hans Hansen, son of
Chris Hansen, the harness maker, SAYS
he is at Spokane, Washington, get
ting S35 per month. lie says he has
been in Colorado, Utah and many
other states out there bat that he
does not intend to stop travelling
until he has seen them all.
The cement grave frames manu-
featured by the Kimballton Hydrau-
lie Stone Works are about the
prettiest things in their line we ever
saw. When properly placed the nice
square corners aud the glitter of their
silvered surfaces add wonderfully to
the appearance OF grave.
Mrs. Slamberg and Chris depart
Thursday for their new home at
Kyle, S. d. They will certainly be
missed by their MANY friends. The