Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-10-24
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Mrs. Martin Esbeck was quite sick
the first of the week.
M. N. Esbeck's spent Sunday at
Rasmus Hedeg aard's.
T. Jensen, and Tom Thomson were
Audubon visitors Tuesday.
Martin Esbeck had business in Elk
Horn most of the day Monday.
Walter Jensen's moved into their
new home the first OF the week.
The young people held a meeting
at the church Sunday afternoon.
Sorn Faaborg and family spent
Sunday al the George Faaborg home.
Nels Bennedsen plastered Nels
Nelsen's new house the first of the
week.
Parie Gear and son of near Reiline
took dinner with M. C. Mittel's
Sunday.
Mr.. Madsen and Mr.. Miller have
employed a man to assist them ia the
harness shop.
NJ. G. Mitten's spent Sunday even
ing and Monday with her parents,
William Snyder and wife.
Mrs. Madison of Des Moines is here
visiting her husband who now takes
charge of the Landmarks bank.
There will be box social at the
Kim ballton school house Friday eve,
November LIST. Every body invited.
Don't forget to read Hans Nieleen's
ad in this issue; his stock is up-to-
date and the low prices will astonish
you.
Frank Lamer and Tressa Polburg
were united in marriage Wednesday
at the brides home just west OF
Kimballton.
Ed Esbeck celebrated his seven
teenth birthday Sunday eve by in
viting a few of his friends in to
spend the evening.
Rudolf Andersen was busy the
first of the week decorating the new
bank which will be ready for bust
ness November lst.
Mr.. P. A. Petersen who recently
broke one of his lower limbs is re-
covering nicely much to the salts
faction of his friends.
Chris Nelson was in Elk Horn
Monday and landed the Job of rod
ding The big new residence of Mr..
W:lliads Rattenborg, now almost
completed.
Mr.. Rasmus Hedegaard returned
from Rochester, Minnesota, recently
not benefited by his stay there but
is obliged to keep his bed most of the
time rumor says.
M. C. MadseD was in Omaha over
Sunday recruiting his stock and was
expected home Monday evening. He
had shelving put in his store last
week and the goods are now on
display.
Miss Celia Esbeck celebrated her
sixteenth birthday last Wednesday
and in the evening many young
peopl. came to assist her in having a
good time. They presented her with
gold bracelet.
The grading from the creek south
of town to the depot site is done and
the contractor, our county road
grader, is busy throwing up dirt for
the depot building and side track.
Grading in the hills south of town is
proceeding slowly owing to the long
distance the dirt is being hauled "a
level up the big grades but they will
get there just the same.
Our genial young doctor, P. E.
James had his Office erected last week
consisting of a reception room, pri-
vate office and small room for the
various appurtenances belonging to a
physicians Office and Monday the
doctor was waiting Tor the pIasterers
to begin their work. He has q nea,
cottage near his office; but alas poor
Yorrick he has no one that we know
of to cook his meals or sew on his
buttons.
The entertainment Saturday nigh
was good from start 10 finish and tht
gentleman was enc pred at severa
stages Of the performance but we arr
very sorry to relafe that long alter i
was over some of The bows fl led NJ
on fighting booze and raised "Cain'
out in the main street OF our usual,
quiet town, and u free tor-all KNOCK
down is said to have been the terlni
nation of the seance: but who the,
were and where they live don't con
Germ us so we will let the matter
drop into quiet desuetude.