Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-22
Kinballton

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MIR, and Mrs. Mltten spent Sunday
with their folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen of Oakhill are
visiting relatives here.
Peter Bertelsen made business
trip to Omaha on Monday.
There will be big dance at Peter
Ingerslew's Saturday night.
George Esbeck is home again after
working for George Marcussen.
Miss Hazel Kellogg of Audubon is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. Esbeck.
Jacob Esbeck and wife spent Sun
day at the Chris Marcussen home.
Walter Jensen and wife spent
Saturday night with Mr.. Fasborg's.
The town of Kimballton was sur
veyed Monday for the purpose of To-
eating new lots.
A fine time is reported by all who
attended the platform dance in this
town last Saturday evening.
William VICES, residing few
miles east of town, has sold his fine
farm to gentleman from Kansas.
Kimballton has the best town we'll
IN the country, the water being very
cold and apparently inexhaustible in
supply.
DR.. James went out to Omaha
Monday on business aud to call on
his old associates at the medical
college.
Rasmussen Larsen and Andrew
Witten, and Chris Hansen of Elk
Horn went to Keokuk Monday to
stay several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels II. Jensen cele-
brated their silver wedding last Sun
day, assisted by a number of their
admiring friends.
M. n. Esbeck attended a state
meeting of the county supervisors
last week at Clinton and then went
to Chicago on business.
N. H. Nelson has the masons at
work laying the foundation for his
fine residence he will build a short
distance west of the church.
X. j. Petersen's cement stone barn
is being pushed to completion rapid
ly now and will make durable as
we'll as handsome looking structure.
Faaborg & Rasmussen are enjoying
a good trade now of which they have
no reason to complain. Everything
they have is up-to.date and they
prices are right.
Miss Jensen, the pleasant landlady
OF The Kim ballton hotel, has nearly 8
dozen steady table boarders besides
quite number of transients who
may be in town at the noon hour.
| Supervisor Esbeck and George
Henningsen made about sixty mile
trip in the county Monday in the
formers auto looking at the bridges
and culverts which need repairs OF
rebuilding.
| Now young ladies wake up. Peter
Miller, our good looking harness
maker has purchased fine new
buggy, single seated but even single
seat don't give good satisfaction un-
less there are two to occupy it.
| In attempting to climb upon a
scaffold last week, Nels Benson ran q
rusty spike into his leg above the
knee with such force that it took
considerable exertion to remove it
Prompt measures prevented any dan.
ger of blood poison setting in.
Mr.. Peter Lykke, accompanied by
Rev. Gregersen, went to Rochester
Minnesota, last week where he ha:
submitted to another operation
\ having heen operated on for the same
complaint year ago. The founda.
ton of his bank is started but i,
awaiting his return home for work
to be resumed.
| Hans Madsen, now OF Des Moines
was in town last week and purchased
the half interest in the harness shoI
owned by r. P. Larsen. The other
halt is owned by Pete Miller. Mr.
Madsen is an experienced harness
maker himself but whether he in.
tends to return here we did not
learn.
George Faaborg, Torvil Jensen
Isaac Terkelsen and Andrew Jensen
returned Saturday from Lake View
10 here theV Wont for q l;ttIo rooro
alton. Rumor says the boys tel
some pretty big fish stories but they
neglected to bring home any of thu
finny tribe to corroborate their story
and the doubling Thomases are shak
ing their heads.
Warning
IT you have kidney and bladde
trouble and do not use Foley's Kidney
II Cnra Won will have onlv vonroolf 4,