Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-23
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week.
VIM. McElfresh is back at Kim
ballton again.
r. Rasmussen Il Co. got new en-
CINE last week.
II. G. Madeen called on Martin
Scott Saturday.
III. G. Hansen was in Harlan on
business Wednesday.
Rev. Jorgensen's boys are the proud
owners of new cart.
Miss Eleonora Christensen is work
ing at the Commercial Hotel.
Rev. Jorgensen and family visited
at the Solbakken home Saturday
evening.
Miss Edith Esbeck is sewing for
Mrs. P. r. Petersen at the CONNER
cial Hotel.
j. P. Kelgasr is back at the Larsen
& Jorgensen store, taking care of his
work again.
The Kimballton Rifle Club had
a prize shooting match Sunday, Sep
TENDER 10th.
H. P. Bunton, OF Atlantic, was in
Kimballton Friday installing his
new man in the elevator.
Rev. and Mrs. Jorgensen were in
Oak Hill Thursday. Rev. Jorgensen
spoke at the "Hostfest" there.
About two months ago 1925 worth
of mems hose was left at the Land
mand's Bank. Who is the loser?
Rev. and Mrs. Hakon Jorgensen, of
Oak Hill, were in Kimballton Friday
visiting at the Rev. Jacobsen home.
In honor of the presence of Mr.. F.
Maitland at Rev. Jorgensen's, Mrs.
Muller entertained Friday evening
Mrs. Mary Nielsen, who has the
boarding house at Kimballton, is
having new barn built on the lot.
Hans Olsen and Rasmus Hansen,
of Poplar, were in Adair the latter
part of the week with a view of
buying farms.
Miss Lydia Madsen came home
Wednesday evening after visit with
her cousins, the Misses Dana and
Olga Reyelt in Harlan.
Mrs. II. Kock entertained Thurs
day afternoon in honor of her nephew
Olav Kjems and wife, who are visit
ing with Rocks at present.
The Y. p. A. of Kimbaliton had
their semi monthly meeting at P.
Bjorn's Sunday. Mrs. O. Kjems, of
Tyler, Mimi, gave lecture.
Messrs. Holger Petersen and Ed
Esbeck went out to Hansen Height
school Friday evening to bring Miss
Laurlne Esbeck who is teaching
there this fall, home to spend the
week end.
Rudolf Andersen, our we'll known
painter, left for his homestead in
South Dakota. Mr.. Andersen started
Saturday afternoon in his wagon al d
with two horses, intending to travel
thus all the way to Dallas, S. D..
Success to Mr. Andersen is our wish.
The excavation for the new Land
mands Bank building is now almost
completed The new bank will be
built of brick, furnished by the
Crystal Spring factory. The build
ing is to be 4ox6O feet and will be di-
vided into two parts. The Kimball-
ton Saddlery Co. Will occupy the
north half of the building.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Rocks home near the tile factory was
thronged with gay young crowd,
whom Mrs. Kock had invited in hon.
or of her daughter Sigrid's birthday;
and to meet Mr.. aud Mrs. 0. Kjemr,
from Tyler, MINI. The evening was
pleasantly spent in playing games.
Delicious chocolate and cake were
served, and later in the evening fruit.
Thureday evening P. Lauritsen liv-
ing near the Boyd school house found
their little child drowned in tub of
water. The child could only just
toddle around. Seeing the water it
tried to bend and reach it, but lost
it's balance and fell forward in the
tub, and was unable to raise up.
Only moment before Mr.. Lauritsen
had seen the child vel and happy
playing around the house. We all
sympathise with the bereaved par