Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-10-21
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MIS-. ClrlS JOrSenseu laSL week.
johnson, the great impersonator
at the Kimballton Opera House, Oct.
23rd.
Mr., Holger Petersen has suffered
from on attack of LaGrippe the last
week.
Rev. Jorgensep, who had Church
service in Ringsted, Iowa, Sunday re-
turned Tuesday.
Miss Kellogg, our teacher was
slightly indisposed, which detained
her from her duties.
Don't forget the humorous lecture
at the Kimballton Opera House, Sat-
urday night, Oct. 23rd.
Theo Jensen is the proprietor Of
the Old Hotel in Kimballton and
will open up for business soon.
Rev. and Mrs. Jorgensen enter
tanned Madam Rosenberg and several
friends after the concert Sunday eve-
ming.
Rev. H. l.. Jensen had services in
Weston, Ia. Sunday. From there he
LETT for Blair, la. where he will spend
a few days.
Miss Carlsen's millinery store at
Elk Horn is now the headquarters of
one of our young ladies, Miss Cecilia
Esbeck. She is learning the bust
ness.
A large crowd assembled for a
whirl at Ole Jensen's Thursday night
last and all present expressed them
selves highly pleased after the dance
was over.
Miss Cecilia Esbeck celebrated her
18th birthday Sunday evening. Mrs
Esbeck had invited many of Miss
Cecelia's friends to spend the evening
And a pleasant evening it was.
johnson will be at the Kimballton
Oepra House, Saturday night Oct.
23rd.
Mr.. Petersen, our barber attended
the shooting match that occurred in
Nebraska last week. He won third
premium in the contest and attended
Ak Sar Ben, before returning home
K. j. Petersen, our land man re-
turned from his Texas trip and re-
ports his party composed OF George
Christensen, Jorgen Marcussen and
brace Sorenson, all we'll pleased
with the parts they saw.
Mr.. A, P. Rickmeir Of Waterloo
was in Kimballton for few days,
looking after the gas light business
here. The Kimballton Hardware Co.
was appointed local agent here for
the factory, so call on them and let
them put new light on the subject.
The tickets for the season lecture
course at Kimballton are now on sale
at Larsen & Jorgensen's. We are
sure the lecture course is new way
Of bringing good, clean entertain-
ments to the small towns. So let's
all get ticket and help back a good
thing, when it's here.
Comfy Supervisor, Martin Esbeck
and his brother Lars are enjoying the
southern climate of South Texas.
Having friends in Arkansas they
may visit that locality before return
ing. Martin has been 30 closely iden-
titled wirh business matters for a
number of years and this vacation
will be appreciated.
The Rifle Club banquet supposed
to have come off last Sunday evening
was postponed on account of the
rain and it was decided to have it
Wednesday evening instead. A free
shooting match for the Club was
held Wednesday afternoon. AT eight
O'clock p. m. supper was served for
them at the Commercial Hotel, after
which the whole party walked to the
Opera House and celebrated the rest
I Of the evening by dancing.
The entertainment given by Ma
/. dam Rosenberg Sunday evening was
Y of the very best. The songs she sang
4 were songs we all used to sing in the
little Danish homes across the sea,
i but she Gang them with new life and
sweetness. Nothing is moro charac-
Il teristic Of nation than their old
Il songs and the way they are sung.
y The old Danish songs, our folk-songs
n that we sing, that our parents have
II sung and still join in when they hear
n %I,ov,o thai, ,oronfo copr on1 on