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

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Joe James made business trip to
M srne Monday.
Chris Rasmussen and wife spent
several days at the lakes.
Jeweler Petersen and Nj. A. Lar.
sen are intending to attend the State
Fair.
John Leistad who was severely
hurt in runaway is again able to
be about.
II. Andersen and family of Nebras-
ka are visiting his sister, Mrs. Hans
Johnson.
A. L. Lang is in Minnesota now
helping during the harvest and
threshing season.
Mr.. Jesse Lang lett Monday for
Omaha to be operated upon for q
tubercular affection.
Attorney Petersen of Nebraska, is
visiting this week with his father.
Banker John Petersen.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Gregersen
and babe were guests of Henry
Aagard and wife Sunday.
Chris Fasborg has rented a one
hundred and sixty acre farm of Chris
Jensen southwest of town.
Mr.. Thor Madsen is having his
residence painted this week, Thomas
Jorgensen welding the brush.
R. J. Hansen, BRACE Sorenson end
Lars Esbeck started Monday on a
land viewing trip in South Dakota.
Claus Hansen has purchased q lot
of Chris Hansen, the harness maker.
which lies near the south blacksmith
shop.
Chris Larsen went to Omaha last
Friday to look over stock of auto
mobiles. Chris intends to put few
in stock.
The Muses. Clara and Louisa Olsen
are visiting relatives and friends in
Omaha this week, having left here
Monday.
A number of the young people in
and around town are planning on
spending two or three days at tho
State Fair.
Chris Mortensen who has been
working for Harold Hansen, has
taken a job with his brother in law,
Jorgen Lauritsen.
Mr.. Hans Petersen, one of Elk
Horns respected merchants, is taking
a we'll merited vacation this week in
the city of Keokuk.
| There il some talk of livery barn
being built in this town in the near
future. The enterprise should meet
with encouragement.
Joe James went to Harlan last
Friday TO bring out load of goods
for his brother, DIR. James who has
located at Kimballton.
u DR.. James has purchased fine
team OF roadsters to be in readiness
for the road as soon as he opens up
his office in Kimballton.
| MIR. G. R. Jacobsen, west of Elk
Horn, reports the crops in his neigh
borhood fair and the prospects good
for an abundant crop OF corn.
Rev. Anker is out now soliciting
for new students to attend the college
during the coming year and is said
to be meeting with good success.
The Olsen Knitting Factory has
two new hande, both ladies, at work
now in addition to those already at
work and another one is expected to
arrive soon.
Mrs. Chris Olsen returned from
Omaha Saturday where she had been
to have an operation performed on
her five months old babe. 1t is
recovering nicely.
Mrs NJ Gregerson left for Omaha
Monday to undergo an operation for
the removal Of gall stones. 1t is
hoped the good lady will obtain
speedy and permanent relief.
r. j. Hansen purchased the resi-
dence on the college grounds tor 1867
and Joe James the dining room and
dormitory for $3.50. They are both
making preparations to move the
buildings.
The grading camp is just outside
of the towns south limits and the
men are throwing up high grade
on the fiat south of the camp but as
yet no work has been done in or north
of town. The big engine is still at
work on the deep cut four miles
southeast and can be seen at work as
one travels on the south road rum
ming east from town.
Men Past Sixty In Danger
More than half of mankind over
: sixty years of age suffer from kidney
! and bladder disorders. usually en-
} largement of the prostate glands.