Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-12-26
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Miss Hansen has returned from
Harlan.
Martin Esbeck was an afternoon
visitor in Elk Horn Monday.
DR.. James has put down drain
tile from his we'll to the street.
Frank Jorgensen has laid aside his
crutches but still walks with a limp.
MAIDS Hsnningsen has purchased a
new buggy for himself and best girl.
Messrs. Henningsen and Jensen
were out of town Monday on a mule
deal.
A railroad meeting was held in the
gymnasium hall last Thursday
night.
N. 81. Nelson moved into his fine
new house west of the church last
Friday.
Ole Turkelsen is hauling goods
now from Hamlln for Thomson &
Larsen.
Rev. Hansen and wife have the
care Of a very sick child with lung
trouble.
A child of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nor
tesen is reported ill with bowel
trouble.
Anton Faaborg is clerking in the
store of Faaborg s. Rasmussen during
the rush.
Postmaster Larsen has very lame
back caused by too heavy lift on a
box of dry goods.
Rev. Skovsbo of Omaha delivered
an interesting lecture in the church
last Tuesday night.
NJ. N. Esbeck returned from Oma-
ha last Thursday where he has been
attending some business.
Hans Rasmussen, the carpenter, is
intending later on to build a shop
and residence for his own use.
Rev. Gregersen will lecture at the
Young Peoples meeting in the base
ment of the church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lillian Halford left last Sat.
urday to spend her Christmas vaca.
ton at her home near Manning,
Iowa.
The big event Of the week will be
the Christmas tree in the hall next
Friday afternoon. Everyone is
invited.
Miss Bernie Kern left last Satur-
day for her home in Runnells, Iowa,
where she will spend her Christmas
vacation.
Some complaints were being in
dulged in Monday on account OF
crossed telephone wires some where
on the line.
Kimballton people had quite a
shock last Saturday afternoon. They
heard the whistle of an engine on
the new railroad.
Mr.. Nels Benpedsen and sister
Olivia left last Sunday for West
Denmark, Wisconsin, where they
will visit couple of weeks.
The people out at Poplar have a
fine Christmas tree this year and the
indications are that it will be loaded
with presents for the young people.
The bridgebuilders of the A. N. 81
S. Railroad have begun to build a
bridge across Indian Greek which is
the last bridge on this end of the
line.
Dagny Rasmussen, daughter of Mr..
and MRS. Jens Rasmussen, had her
thumb put out of joint while play
ing crack the whip with some other
children at school.
Bernt Rasmussen has taken back
his farm and will move to it in the
spring and while he does the tillipg
of the soil his prospective wife will
do the cooking and mending.
Julius Borup and Marinus Larsen
had Christian Rasmussen at work the
past week building them big roomy
meat market and on Monday they
were already selling nice juicy meats.
Prof. Chris Sorensen is enjoying
his vacation this week by way of
holding down the business end of the
Landsmands bank during the absence
of the Teller and Cashier, Mr.. Hans
Madsen In Des MoiDes.
Hans Madsen, Cashier in the
Landmarks bank lett over the
a. N. g. S. railway for Atlantic and
then for Des Moines TO visit his FAM
lily until Thursday OF this week. He
claims first honors in the way of a
ride over our new railway.
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