Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-02-14
ki11nbal1ton- Elkhorn

P. H. Miller intends to go to Gull
bertson, Montana, some time in
March.
Soren Simasen is quite i'll with a
complication of diseases probably
La Grippe.
The teachers and pupils at the
college held a fine banquet there the
first of the week.
Rev. and Mrs. Jersild are happy
over the birth of a fine boy born to
them Friday of last week.
On calling at the store of Rasmus
Hedegaard Monday we found that
gentleman absent from home.
Chris o. Jensen will ship four
cars of stock this week, two from
Hamlin and two from Brayton.
Peter Anderson was busy taking
photographs Monday and says he has
a very good patronage at this time.
The Young Peoples Society met
at Rev. Gregersen's Sunday and a
very interesting meeting is reported.
Mrs. Jens Hjular recently fell and
injured one OF her knees so seriously
that she can scarcely get about
the house.
There was meeting of those in
terested in the railroad Monday but
we had to leave before the outcome
was decided.
brace Sorenson and Lars Esbeck,
two of the thrifty farmers southeast
of Elk Horn, attended the railroad
meeting Monday.
Hans S. Hansen, son of Chris Han
sen, the harness maker, went out to
Omaha Monday where he will work
in harness shop.
The Kimballton Literary society
is gaining in interest as members get
warmed up to their work and new
members are added at each meeting.
Peter Jensen who had an interest
in some goods here, has closed out
the business and we are informed will
clerk in Joe James d Company's
store.
DR.. j. P. Jorgensen, V. S., is GO
ing to Chicago in few days to lay
in complete supply of instruments
used in his profession which he may
now lack.
Anton Hansen, residing north of
Elk Horn, will have big sale Feb.
ruary 81, 16s head of live stock
being but part of the things listed
on the bill.
II. johnson has sold his interest in
the store to Hans Petersen who will
continue the business with an up-to-
date line of all kinds of goods usu-
ally found in country store.
The band boys of Kimballton gave
their leader, r. P. Larsen, surprise
one evening last week and before
leaving made him several nice pres
ents which he duly appreciates.
FOR SALE:-A team of young
mules, we'll broke. Also two Short
Horn bulls.
G. X. HALLocK,
f21 Brayton, Iowa.
Mr.. Andrew Sorenson who resides
with his son, Drace, is in very poor
health now, caused by old age (being
eighty-six years of age) and other
infirmities with which persons of
his age are liable to be afflicted.
Hans Madsen will soon commence
packing up his household goods prior
to his removal to Des Moines. Our
people are loath to have this family
leave but as they will go, the good
wishes of Kimballton people will
follow him:
Hans johnson, the partner Of 81.
Petersen in the fl m of Petersen u
johnson, sold his interest in the
store to the latter who will conduct
the business in the future. Mr..
johnson has not yet fully decided
what he will do.
Messrs. Thomson g. Larsen, the
firm that purchased the Hans Mad
sen general store, commenced in
voicing this week and will soon be
in charge with nice clean line of
both dry goods and groceries, and
both seem to be gentlemen who will
command their share OF the trade.
Having dissolved partnership, we
are DESTROYS of having all persons
knowing themselves indebted to us,
to call and settle by March LIST.
fla PETERSEN 81 JOHNSON,
Elk Horn, Iowa.
Miss Tena Carlson, the milllner,
is going to Cedar Rapids this week
and will enter big millinery store
where she will remain a couple of
weeks to make herself familiar with
the various styles of head gear so dear
to the female eye. She will return
about March LIST with fine stock of
goods which she will add to the nice
supply she already carries.
III. P. Larsen, who formerly re-
sided near Elk Horn but of late years