Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-03-26

See our bargain counter reduced
prices. Thomson & LARSEN.
Miss Lydia Madison who remained
in Des Moines to finish her term in
music, will be here next week hav-
ing finished the course with honor to
herself and joy to her parents.
The two sheds of the Green Bay
Lumber Company are rooted and
about completed and every man that
can saw board or drive nail is at
work on the office situated between
the two sheds. The company al
ready has lumber ordered which will
soon be in sheds and then the merry
war may be on.
The Elk Horn and Kimballton
Lumber Company are hard at work
moving their lumber to their new
To- alton northwest of the depot and
new sheds will soon be up. We
heard that Jens Anderson, the wor-
thy local manager, has bought the
old office and we presume he will
still retain his sleeping apartments
there.
MAIDS Henningsen had business at
the County Clerks office in Audubon
last Friday, 80 it is current: and as
he is both young and good looking
and is looked on with favor by all
the pretty damsels not already en-
gagged, ii is safe to say 'ssumthin' is
doing. If we leave town with a
bloody nose next week lay it onto
Max and we'll settle with the other
fellow.
We are often confronted with the
question "Why don't you come regu-
larly?" and "Why don't you
furnish more news?" and then we 90
after these same fellows and not an
item, good, bad or indifferent-not
an ad, local or even an order for a
little job work can we obtain. 1t
you wish your town and business
doomed, give us share of your
patronage.
Be sure to come to the Fancy Work
Bazaar held by the Young Peoples
Society at the Kimballton GYmna-
stun on the evening of March 31st.
This is the chance Of your lifetime to
get beautiful fancy work to decorate
your homes and at the same time
have nice social time. The Bazaar
begins at eight o'clock. Coffee and
cake will be served after the bazaar.
DIR. James was out making a pro.
fessional call at Hans Marcussen's
Monday and found Mrs. Marcussen
recuperating from the backset she
had. That good lady has been i'll
with lung fever for over six weeks
and was pulling through nicely
when one of those sudden Iowa
changes in the weather caused her to
be taken i'll but now with the ap-
proach of warmer weath6,. it il
hoped she may speedily recover.
Rev. V. S. Jensen of Oakhill west
of Bray ton was in town Monday &C
companied by his father on a call on
his brother Thorvil and sister, Miss
Carrie, landlady of our hotel. The
father has purchased the triangular
shaped ground between the bridge
and railway track south of town, and
last week had his houses transported
by the house movers from Oakhill tC
this land where the old gentleman
proposes to spend his declining days.
Our staid old citizen and merchant
Fl. Nielsen, returned Monday morn.
ing from Omaha where he went las1
week to renew his stock of furniture
carpets and a whole lot of other far.
nishings which new household re-
quires, for be it known there hal
been SO many marriages and new
homes installed that Mr.. Nielsen
came near being cleared out of thing
in that line; bat read that ad of his
1t tells that he has the very best nov
in everything and no advance il
prices. Call any way he don't charg,
for showing his goods.
Celebrated His Birthday
| Mr.. George Faaberg, one of tn
nronriators of tha north Kimhalltn1