Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-28
Emma Hansen is reported as being
quite i'll with lung fever.

EmWa HANSEN IL reported as being
quite i'll with lung fever.
Don't overlook the fact that tho
Journal is only 81 90 per year.
Mrs. Pearl Hoosik-Petersen, wife
Of B acksmith Petersen, is in Omaha
where she submitted to an Liberation
for throat trouble.
8. O. Petersen intended to be pres-
emit at the directors meeting of the
A. n. & S. railroad in Atlantic
Wednesday.
Read j. A. Petersen's prices on
watcher, then go examine them and
make your purchase. Perhaps no
other such chance will ever be Offer
ed again.
The Young Peoples Society of
Kimballton meets every two weeks
on Thuredays. The society met last
week. but no place has yet been set
for the next convocation.
Two runaway teams enlivened the
serene calm of Kimbsllton and viciD-
ity Tuesday morning, but as no Sc
rious harm was done either to men or
teams, it is of no use to- enter into
particulars.
Rasmus Hedegaard, two miles
southeast of Kimballton, sold his
farm and other property Tuesday at
public auction but we were unable to
get the name of the purchaser before
leaving town.
Hans Petersen, Carl Petersen and
Joe James & Company were each So
Letting a fresh supply of goods Tues
day suitable to the kinds Of stock
they carry, commercial men from the
cities supplying their wants.
Druggist Jorgensen of Des Moines,
who has rented part of the Ander-
son residence for drug store is ex-
pected to arrive about April let and
enter upon his duties in the prescrip-
ton line in Kimballton. He is
vouched for as being capable and
efficient druggist.
Landlord Christensen has com
menced to enlarge the hotel and we
would suggest that while he ia at it
he purchase more lumber and build
more sheds for teams, as his stable
was not near large enough to hold
all the teams brought there last
Tuesday without taking them out
as soon as fed.
Mrs Paul p. Nelson, residing two
miles southwest of Elk Horn, died
Tuesday OF last week after an illness
OF more or less severity, of about two
years. The funeral obsequies were
held from the residence, minister
from abroad preaching the sermon.
The remains were inferred in the
township cemetery. She is sur
vived by her husband and four chill.
dren, two sons and two daughters.
A letter from Hans Madsen, now
residing in Des Moines, written to q
friend in Kimballton, informs him
that he is now roaming the wilds of
Nebraska, Colorado, aud Wyoming,
with view it is surmised of invest,
ing some of his lucre in the lands Of
of one or more of those states. His
numerous friends here hope that he
may 30 invest his funds as to soon be-
come millionaire, or reach near that
high-water mark.
Miss Anna Madsep, one of the
"Heilo" ladies at the Central Office.
was obliged to quit her work the
first of the week on account OF very
sore throat accompanied by high
fever, the children at the parental
home being similarly afflicted. A
physician was to be called in to in.
vestigate the cause Tuesday evening
Miss Gregersen, the other lady was
having strenuous time doing
double duty but was promised relief
against Tuesday evening when a sup.
ply, lady from Marine who former
ly worked here, was looked for.
Miss Cecilia johnson was given a
very pleasant, although unlocked for
visit last Sunday OH the occasion of
her eighteenth birthday by number
OF her lady and gentleman friends
and acquaintance. The lady was
equal to the emergency, received
them, graciously entertained them
interestedly and in time invited them
TO repast which did credit to the
provider. The company spent the
afternoon and evening with her and
after many congratulations on the
happy event and hoping she might
enjoy many returns of this important
day, departed tor their respective
homes.
On calling at the drug store Tues
day, our attention was arrested by a
tune on the photograph which
sounded familiar but not until it vi as
repeated three or four times could
we recall what it was we had heard:
tlen it suddenly came 10 our recoll, c..
ton Hueh my Babe, Lie Still and
Slumber, ETC., but it was not until
we called at another business house
that we learned that this musical