Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-15
KIMBALLTON.

the Kimballton Sangforening was well
rendered and drew large crowd. Con-
sidering that the Sangforening has
been organized only about six months
they did excellent work. The Orch
estra gave q few numbers and was
greeted like an old friend by the audi
ence. AS the concert was given for the
benefit of the Y. p. A. il will be of in
terest that $1,000 was added to the
building fund of the society.
Mr.. MAIDS Andersen of Berthoud,
Colo, accompanied his daughter, KRIS
tine, here Miss Kirstine has recently
submitted to several operations and
was advised by her doctors to seek
Iowa to regain her health. Thus Iowa
can, besides being one OF the finest
agricultural states of the union, also be
boosted as health resort. Miss Ander,
sen will remain with Paul Bjorns for
some time.
Mr.. Walter Madsen the tailor has
leased the one apartment of the Boldt
Hansen and Bennesen property on
Main street. The building will be
completed shortly and will he a modern
place of business. Mr.. Tvenstrup, as
mentioned before, has leased the other
half.
Miss Carrie Jorgensen left Monday
for Des Moines to resume her studies at
Highland Park, which was interrupted
this winter by the illness of her sister
Miss Sara. Mrs. Jorgensen and daugh-
ter, Sara accompanied Miss Carrie to
Atlantic.
Shipping report from last week as
follows: @. %. Jensen 2 car of hogs.
Farmers Shipping Co. 2 car of hogs
Chris. N. Jensen car of cattle. A..
NJ. Petersen one car of cattle.
Station agent Mantz made his maiden
trip with his new motor Sunday and
claims all kinds of virtues for it. The
car is four passenger and has been
rebuilt by Mantz himself
Geo. l.. Jorgensen and family spent
Sunday in town as the guest OF f..
Jorgensen, andlDr. Soc. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl tiald were visitors at the DIR. Soc
home too.
Six of the Kimballton young men
travelled to Elk Horn Sunday to have
their pictures took, hut dejectedly
travelled back. No photographer at
home.
FL, p Bonnesen and family motored
out to the Fodder Kallesen farm Sun
day but found Mrs. Kallesen suffering
from severe attack of La Grippe.
Miss Johanne Kristensen and Mr..
and Mrs. Jens Larsen made trip to
Elk Horn Monday between trains to
care for their lots at the cemetery.
Paul Bjorne, Hi. Rasmussens, Ejnar
Rasmussens. Brayton, Johannes Mol
guards, of Hamlin and others spent
Sunday with Jens P. Rasmussen.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Thomson visited
with Niels Johansens Sunday to make
the acquaintance of the new member
of the family.
The Elk Horn Jr baseball nine met
the Kimballton nine Sunday afternoon
at Kimballton. Elk Horn and kim.
ballton 30.
Sam Ahrenkiel was Kimballton
visitor over Sunday. He is well pleased
with his new neighborhood at Guthrie
Center.
The Y. P. A. semi-monthly meeting
will be held Sunday at the Carl Hald
farm, Rev., Jorgensen will give Q
lecture.
Andrew Christensen 'swapped'' his
40 acre farm for 240 acre farm neal
Adair owned by Mr.. H. Rottenborg.
$500. have already been. subscribed
for the 4th July celebration. We hope
to have first class celebration.
Chris T. Clausen's little baby CIR
was baptized Sunday morning and
given the name of Amalie Marie
Messrs Jacob Esbeck and J. p. Kel
gor and families We're the guests o.
Hans Marcussens Sunday.
Many Kimballtons went to Elk Horn
Monday evening to hear the Concer
given by the Chorus.
p. F. Petersen and family VISITED
with his son, Jens Petersen on thu
home farm.
Miss Agnes johnson is assisting Mrs
J. p. Jorgensen as Elk Horn with heI
house work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens West entertained
the Muller family at Sunday dinner
Mr.. Julius Larsen has been busy on
his farm at Guthrie the last week.
DIR. j. p. Jorgensen and family spent
Sunday with r. p. Larsens.
Lydia Madsen was the guest Of jacob
Esbecks Monday evening.
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