Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-04-03
KIMBALLTON.

The wedding of Mr.. Chris Esbeck to
Miss Marie Thygesen occurred Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the
Bethany Church. The church had been
beautifully decorated by their friends
with ferns and ribbons. The bride
wore gown of white Liberty satin
and a veil. About $50 guests were
present at the bounteous dinner served
at the home of the bride at 5 o'clock.
Dancing was enjoyed after the dinner,
Mortensen q Co. furnishing the music
At 10 o'clock refreshments were served
TO those not taking part in the dance.
Later the mid night supper was served
The bridal couple will be at home on
their farm about April LIST.
Kimballton is proud of itself. Anoth-
or fine building is being erected on
main street. IL is being put up by
Bennedsen, Boldt and Hansen and will
be most modern tonsorial parlor and
bath house, to be occupied by J. Il.
Tvenstrup, The entire building will
be 30x40, one story with basement, the
whole to be constructed of clay blocks
and pressed bricks.
The Hon. o. H. Jacobsen was home
III dCCOuHt vi Vic HcWo To-
garding his brother, Clarence, who was
listed among the victims of the tornado.
Mr.. Jacobson was much gratified upon
his arrival hSme to find Mr.. Clarence
Jacobsen in much better circumstances
than the rumors had reported,
Messers Carl Sorensen and Ed. Jensen
went to Omaha last week to look over
prospects for carpentering work this
spring. Mr.. Sorensen left for Canada
shortly afterward and Jensen returned
here, so evidently it didn't look good
TO them"
Mr.. Hans Madsen, agent, and Mr..
John Christie, adjuster, for the st. OF
Penn. Fire Insurance Co. were out to
adjust the loss caused by the tornado
on the p. E. Andersen farm. Settle
ment was made to mutual satisfaction.
A. class was confirmed at the I'm
manual Church Sunday. They were
Johannes Jeppesen Banke, Alfred Jor-
gensen, Hans Petersen, Albert Sorgen-
sen, Christine Jorgensen and Agnes
Faaborg.
p. F. Petersen and Ole Jensen were
both Omaha visitors last week. Mr..
Jensen was worried over his brother
who is residing at Omaha. We have
heard no reports since his return.
Chas. Petersen, A. II. Jorgensen and
@. N. Christensen were among those
last week who bought new harness from
our up-to.date Saddlery man, p. A.
Moller.
M. II. Madsen of Bakkely farm eel
ebrated his 50th birthday Friday. Hans
Madsen and III. G. Hansen were his
guests in the evening.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Jorgensen of Sunside
Farm, and daughter left Monday for a
visit with Mrs. Viggo Rasmussen at
Extra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeppsen had their lit
tie baby boy baptized Sunday. He was
given the name of Herluf Jeppsen
Banke.
Niels Bennedsen made trip to Ham
lin Monday to put in his bid for the
construction Of the new Homlin bank.
Four immigrants addressed to DIR.
Soc arrived last week, and have al
ready secured good positions.
The Misses Dollingers have been en-
joying visit from their sister of AL
lantic these days.
Mrs. Sorensen spent Monday in Elk
Horn, having her little daughter, Sci.
mas picture taken.
Messers t. II. Muller and Jens West
and families spent Sunday evening with
HI. p. Boldts.
Miss Lydia Madsen was the guest of
Mr.. ]. j. Esbecks at Elk Horn between
trains Monday.
Chas Petersen sold car load of hogs
to the Farmers shipping Co., Thurs
day.
Mrs. Jens t. Larsen has been suffer
ing from o cold this week.