Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-02-06
kinballton

sumed again ON Monday.
Matt johnson of Audubon was
among the stock buyers here last
week.
SIR. Rasmus Hedegaard is still in
poor health with but little percep.
tible improvement.
Chris "A. Jorgensen shipped out a
car of hogs Monday instead of selling
to buyer at home.
The Ladies' Aid Society meet
Thursday of this week at the home of
Mrs. E. P. Siemersen.
Thorvil Jensen took trip on busi-
ness Monday south of Elk Horn, be-
hind his fine drivers.
Seven cars of hogs were sent down
the branch from this Incorporates
town Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nelson were
guests at the birthday party given by
Mr.. Chris Miller last Sunday.
Jensen Brothers, the pump and
windmill dealers, are getting ready
for big business in the near future.
II. G. Madsen, the jeweler, went to
Harlan Sunday and from there to
Omaha where he spent Monday tran
sacting business.
Jens Anderson has sold consider
able lumber lately to supply the de-
mand for the new buildings now 60
ing up or contemplated.
Our crack auctionser, G. G. Nelson
informed US Monday that he has
promised to cry twenty-eight sales
during this month and March.
Mrs. Hans Marcussen who has been
sick for the past ten days with an
attack on the lungs, was reported in
very critical condition Monday.
The parochial school building out
near Mr.. Lykke's home has been re-
ceiving several alterations and the
school will open up about March 1st.
DIR. James is still on the move both
day and night attending his numer-
GUS patients, the consequence is he is
almost worn out with exposure and
| lack of rest.
The young men and their favori.e
girls enjoyed the short time while
the snow lay quiet in Sunday sleigh
rides with few upsets to add zest
to the occasion.
Efter Forlydende er der disse
Dage blever dannet en- sterr Stag
ter foren1ng for Kim5allton og
Omegn med "Gregersen," Kimball.
ton som Slagter.
Esbeck 6 Company have the ware
house in their store basement crowd
ed with vehicles, machinery, agri-
cultural implements, etc, and are do
ing a good paying business.
Veterinarian Jorgensen made a
Sunday night trip out to near jack
sonville to prescribe for sick horse
which finally got relief after working
with the animal nearly all night.
| Miss Jensen, the landlady Of the
hotel, seems to be doing good pay
ing business now catering to the
wants of the hungry transient as we'll
as to number OF steady boarders.
Both banks seem to be doing big
business now that the railroad Is here
and farmers are disposing Of their
stock right at home instead of haul
ing it to distant markets as hereto
fore.
The carpenters are progressing
nicely with the work on the rooming
house which is being erected in the
west end of the town. 1t Will be a
fine looking building when COM
pleted.
Bernt Rasmussen of Faaborg &
Rasmussen, say he enjoyed the trip
in the stock car Monday of last week
to Atlantic immensely, a full account
of the trip, etc, being given else
where in these columns.
The directors of the A. N. & S.
road chosen from this end of the road
at the election in Atlantic on Monday
Of last week are Rev. Gregersen,
M. N. Esbeck and A. II. Jorgeasen,
all good business men, tried and not
found wanting.
Chris o. Jensen shipped out sew
eral cars of hogs from this station
last week and some one keeping tally
reported for one day one hundred
and tWenty-fi wagon loads of hogs