Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-04-10
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is A class of about 21 you,n g
lads and 1assies were confirmed be-
fore a large congregation at the
Lutheran church, asst Sunday.
Mrs. H. c. Hanson returned from
Omaha one day last week, after
being at the Clarkson hospital for
som etime.
Chris H. Doe recently purchased
the auto that belonged to Hans
Rattenborg of Atlantic.
Walter Olson and family moved
into the house that was vacated
by the Christian Peterson family,
who left last week for Chicago.
Peter Hoegh and family We're
guests at the home of Mrs. Hoegh's
sister, Mrs. Hans Christensen and
family, Wednesday evening.
Vera Peterson is working at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. A. G..
Boose, this week.
Christena Rattenborg of Allan
tic attended the confirmation SER
vice held hove Sunday. She also
visited at the Rasmus Hanson home
before returning to har home.
Miss Agnes Kragh is doing some
sewing for Mrs. p. C. Knudsen this
week.
MIR. Martin Olson departed a few
days ago for Creston.
A. G. Boose and wife spent Sum
day at the home of the formers
sister, Mrs. Peter Rasmussen and
family. and got acquainted with
their new niece who lis about ~
days old and weighs only three
and one-ha.f pounds, but apparent
ly seems to be in good health.
Chris Christensen, wife and
daughter, from near Audubon, at
tended church here last Sunday.
Miss Agnes Christensen is a
busy seamstress at the w. e. Potts,
and P. A. Peterson homes this
week.
Charley Jensen of Atlantic was
out OF his farm last week, re-
pairing the buildings that were
damaged by the cyclone.
Pastor Jersild had another SPLEEN
did celebration last Saturday. His
friends lin the vicinity of Rorbeek
presented him with a new top
buggy and his congregation here
gave him a we l-filled purse of
shining coin.
Hotel Elkhorn is up for improve
ments, Mr.. N. j. Jorgensen is hav-
ing new front porch built.
Jens Jorgensen, the decorator,
was busy man last week. He pa
pered the interior of the Hipp
Opera House in fine shape, which
makes it look much better.
Mrs. Peter Juhl of Council Bluffs
Iowa, was welcome visitor a few
days last week at the home of
Marius Juhl west of town.
Mrs. Anna Andersen died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Guide at Elkhorn, at the age of
seventy-seven years.
George Peterson, Knud lessen,
Carl Fiirs and wives, Thomas Jes-
sen and family, Mrs. Boysen, Miss
He en- Petersen and Mrs. Thompso on
of Nebraska were guests at the
Nels Olson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fredricksen VII
sited over Sunday at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Nels Julsgaard
and husband, who reside on the
Rass Nissen farm southwest of
town.
George Rasmussen, the mason,
and his men are working at the
job he has at the Dan Larsen home
northeast of town. Mr.. Larsen will
build a modern and up-to-date res
idence this spring.
Mr.. M. P. Peterson, the baker,
is having quite a time. He is now
suffering with an abscess of the
head which gives him consid eraIblet
pain. His many friends wish as
good health for him again and
would like to see him in his place
of business soon.
Mrs. Christian Petersen, sons,
George and Walter and daughter,
Esther, left last week for their
home in Chicago. Quite crowd
was at the depot to see them off
and to wish them good luck on
their journey
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