Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12
Kir1nbal1ton- Elkhorn


with an attack of quinsY.
Isaac Turdesen purchased a new
disc of Esbeck & Co., Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Matesen visited
at the home of Peter Nielsen, Thurs
day.
Peter Hansen is building an addi-
ton to the Tom Smith house.
Charles w. Clay, Doctor OF Veter-
mary Surgery, is located at Extra.
Give him call.
Martin Mitten is busy building
buggy shed in which to store the
pretty buggy he now rides in.
Nels Bennedsen was out at Mt.
Zion laying foundation for Lars
Petersen, this week.
Miss Carrie Jensen, who works at
Council Bluffs, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Jensen.
Mrs. Epson has been very sick the
past week and DIR. Emmert was
called to attend her. She is much
better now.
A jewelry salesman was interview
ing Johnny Petersen, Tuesday, and
sold him a bill of goods ere he left.
Hans Rasmussen has moved the
windmill from his residence in Elk
Horn out to his farm sout Invest Of
town.
There is to be dance in Jackson
Vile, Saturday eve, and we presume
a number of Kimballton young folks
will help to maks up the crowd.
Nels Mortensen had two runaways
Monday of last week. He found a
way of preventing it by tying the
rope to the hind axle of his buggy.
The Singing Club is again in full
swing, having placed Mr.. Thompson
in charge, where he will conduct the
society in that pleasant way of his.
Sunday last class was confirmed
in the Kimballton church. We did
not learn the number but will give
the names of those in the class in
next weeks issue.
The Olsen Knitting Company now
have two travelling statesmen out.
Mr.. A. III. Acker is the new man, the
other one being Mr.. Schmidt, a
former Avoca business man.
Charles j Setback had the misfor-
tune to have his hand quite severely
hurt one day last week while clean
ing his disc. The injured member,
however, is doing nicely now.
George Faaborg, pleased at the fine
weather, concluded he wanted a few
hours of fresh air, 80 he pulled his
coat and built nice new fence about
his home on the hill.
Joe James was in Omaha from
Thursday until Sunday of last week
making purchase of goods. A look
at his shelves proves mighty inter-
esting to bargain hunters.
Tuesday P. II. Miller took the
group picture of the confirmation
class and he also made nine settings
aside from this. By the way, Peter 8
pictures are dreams of beauty. If
you appreciate high grade pictures,
look over some of his work.
Carl Wiuff, arrived from Denmark
last Friday and will work with his
brother, Peter, and Nels Bennedsen
at the mason business this summer.
When asked if he thought Of return
ing to Denmark Carl told us
emphatically "No" so we guess he is
we'll pleased with his new home.
Knud Hansen was ffty-three
years old Monday, SO when he came
up town, his friends, remem bering
the day, induced him to treat them
to some of those fragrant Y-B's and
other brands. Knud was glad to do
it tor he is still hearty, healthy and
happy and has much in this world
to be thankful for. Here's to you
Knud.
Peter Petersen, who works fol
j. r. q. Myrthu, met with quite al
accident last week. While in tn.
barn, he was kicked in the abdomi.
nal region, by a vicious horse. III.
succeeded in getting just outside TIT
door and there he fell unconscious,
in which condition he was latel
found. After efficient treatment by
the doctor, he is reported much bet
ter, though still very sore from tn,
effects.
Rev. Jersild reached the forfeit
milestone of his life Thursday. I1
order to make the day particularly
happy one, a number of friends con
gregated at his home and there, in
pleasant, social way, gave him da!
he will never forget. As token O
their love for him and as suitabl
gift for his birthday, they presented
him with six very fine chairs. Tha
he may live to see many more sucl
days and that each may be happie
than the one before--that is tn
Journals wish for Rev. Jersild.
Andrew Larsen is happy. Las
week young lady from afar, Cali
fornia they told the Journal sinner)