Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-04
kir1abal1ton -Elkhorn

Mrs. R. P. Petersen WIS expected
home from Omaha this week.
Elk Horn people would welcome
good dentist now that DR.. Oldaker
has ceased his visits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Topp are
the parents OF big baby boy born to
them last Saturday.
George Henningsen was out in the
country Tuesday on business con-
nected with the tile factory.
Hans Petersen shipped forty-five
cases of hen fruit to the Atlantic
Produce Company on Tuesday.
Landlord Christensen had Jens
Andersen and assistants at work
raising the addition to the hotel.
Deem & WEIGH of Harlan had men
here Tuesday erecting several monu-
ments in the cemetery near Elk
Horn.
Miss Mary Jorgensen returned
from Red Line Sunday near which
town she has been working for three
weeks.
H. j. Christensen is suffering from
threatened blood poison caused by
lacerating his hand on bride
buckle.
Miss Lorena Esbeck commenced
teaching in the Thomson school one
mile north of Kimballton last
Monday.
The lady who has been assisting in
the telephone Office during Miss
Madsen's illness, returned to Marine
Tuesday.
Peter Anderson, the Kimballton
photographer, attended confirmation
exercises at Oak Hill church last
Sunday.
M. A. Larsen, late of Michigan, is
clerking in the James & Company's
store and seems to be equal to the
work in all respects.
Miss Madsen has so far recovered
from her recent illness as to permit
her to return Tuesday to her work
in the Central Office.
Miss May Mitten and MIR. Chester
Daloff of near Red Line were Sunday
guests at the home of her cousin,
M. G. Milton and wife.
Chris Clerk and Ernest Miller are
thinking of working with the rail-
road surveying party as soon as they
are ready to commence work.
II. q. Madsen, the popular Kim
ballton ieweler, attended to business
the past week both in Harlan and
Omaha, returning home Sunday.
The Danish Separator Creamery
Company south of Kimballton, is
doing fourishing business now
with the prospect good for a larger
monthly output than ever before.
A number of young people called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Sunday to
pay their respects to that worthy
couple who will leave Elk Horn
April 18th if they can secure car
by that time. Their destination is
Culbertson, Montana.
X. j. Petersen has started a real
estate Office in Kimballton and in
vites all who think of investing in
land to call on him. He is also
agent tor steamship company and
can procure ticket as cheap as The
cheapest if you wish to visit the
Fatherland.
Mr.. Rasmus Hedegaard did not sell
his farm Monday of last week go he
rented it and on Wednesday started
for Montana, the Mecca of many
disappointed people of the western
slope; but when they become dissat-
isfied or homesick, back they come to
the old stamping ground.
Torvil Jensen moved Monday into
the Flamberg residence, Hans Ma
thiesen moved into the building va
Gated by Mr. Jensen, and Chris
Christensen moved out into the coun-
try one and one-half miles east of
Kimballton where he will work at
the cement block business.
The Danish Lutheran church peo-
pie will observe confirmation next
Sunday, April 9TH, at the church at
which time quite number will be
taken into the church in accordance
with the rules and customs of that
particular organization, which are
both solemn and impressive.
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