Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-09-29
OUR KIMBALLTON NEWS

Hans Madsen made a trip to Atlantic,
Monday returning Tuesday.
If weather permits Kimballton base
ball team will play Audubon on our
home ground.
Hans Marcussen left Wednesday for
Fresno, California, where he is sent as
a delegate to the Danish Brother Con-
vention.
Hans Hansen's mother who for long
time has visited with her son and fam
lily left for her home in Nebraska,
Thursday.
Mrs. H. Madsen went to Lincoln
Nebraska, Thursday morning to visit
her sister who lives there. She return
ed home Tuesday.
X. j. Pedersen's gave a party to q
large crowd of Annals friends, it being
her 18th birthday Sunday. All had a
jolly good time.
Rev. ]. Jorgensen will leave Friday
for West Denmark, Wisconsin, where
the ordaining of Aage Moller, Theo.
candidate, will take place on October
2, 1910.
Annual meeting where officers are to
be elected or the old reelection will be
held by Kimballton Young Peoples
Society Sunday, October at Fred Bon
nesens. All members are cordially asked
to be present.
T. G.. Muller, Peter Bertlesen and
Jens Larsen left Wednesday for the
west. Their intentions are to investi-
gate on the land in the settlement
founded by Rev. Gregersen and Rev.
Nordentoft
Misses Johanna Bjorn, Berthe Peter
sen, and Emma Simonsen and the
Messrs. Martinus Christensen Alfred
and Hans Simonsen and Anker Hald
were those from Kimballton who went
to the Young Peoples Convention at
Cordova, Nebraska, to take place Satur-
day and Sunday of last week.
Friday Tvend Jorgensen will return
for short visit with his parents. He
has spent his vacation in Minnesota
where he has occupied a vacant ministry.
He will leave the first part of next
week for Grand View college to COM
plete his Theological studies He will
graduate from there in the spring of
| 1911.
Kimballton, Brayton, Elk Horn and
| Hamlin gun clubs held the final shoot
ing match here Sunday last. Kimball-
ton had since last fall been in possession
of Danish flag which the club won
from Elk Horn, but it was DESTROYED i'm
the fire of Faaborgs store last, New
Years. Last week they got substitute
| Of 20 fafa cil L
club was so very fortunate to keep the
flag with honor. Here are the points of
the different clubs as measured by score:
Kimballton, 495; Elk Horn, 474; Bray
ton, 41S; Hamlin, 443. After the match
was over supper was had at CONNER
cial hotel
At Kimballton church Wednesday
afternoon. September 81, Anna Jorgen-
sen was married to Albert Jensen. The
bride wore lovely gown of white
wooden over which the veil fell richly.
The bridesmaids were Bertha Clausen
and Berthe Petersen. The former
dressed in pink the latter in white silk.
The best men were Kristian JoIgensen
and Lars Jensen. The church was
nicely decorated with plants and cut
astors, Miss Lydia MadseHplayed the
piano and the pastor of the church
officiated. After the ceremony grand
supper was given at the brides home 81
miles north east of town. About 40
guests were there. In the evening
dancing was. the principal pass time.
The Young people were presented with
many pretty gifts from their many
friends. Let us all join in hearty CON
gratulations and wish that much hap
piness may be theirs.