Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-03-27
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Fred Fredericksen of Tyler, Min
nesota, is clreking in the Mercan-
tie store.
Miss Agnes Christensen is a
busy seamstres at the Rev. Jsrsild
home these days.
Willie Wiges of Brayton spent
Thursday with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilhelm Wiges.
Miss Lousia Hansen is now work
ing at the Peter Kroman home in
the north part of town.
Miss Lizzie Petersen is doing the
house work at the home of her
brother, Marinus and wife.
Mrs. Pearl Petersen has been
employed at the Niels Nielsen home
west of town as housekesper.
Mr.. j. R. Christensen from near
Audubon was here, last Wednesday,
when he took out quite bit 70
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Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Nielsen left
here Saturday for Audubon, where
they twill spend a few days at the
Jens Andersen home.
Baby. boys of the usual weight
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Crews and Mr.. and Mrs. Marinus
Christensen last week.
FOR SALE-Stylish single driver,
years old, W.T.. about HOO. Also
single harness. Inquire Christian
Petersen, West Elkhorn.
Edna Petersen returned to her
home west of town last Sunday, at
ter working while at the home
| of her aunt, Mrs. A. G. Boose.
The Misses Clara and Agnes Fred
| ricksen and Esther Petersen
| were Sunday visitors at the Thor
! Madsen home Sunday afternoon.
Katharine Marquesen gave a
birthday to her friends last satur-
day afternoon. Chocolate and cake
were served and good time was
had.
DR.. Robinson has had quite sick
spell lately. He was confined to
his bed for several days. His
friends will be glad to hear of his
recovery.
Mr.. M. P. Petersen, the baker,
is still at ST. Joseph Hospital at
GAMMA, where he is receiving treat
ments. We all wish he would soon
regain his health.
Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Christensen, gave a party
to her friends last Saturday after
noon in honor of her birthday. A
good time is reported by those pres
ent..
Miss Esther Petersen returned
to her home west of town last Sat
urday. After spending the Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. A. Petersen, she will re-
turn to Harlan. ~,
MI. Thorwald Gregersen, the Mis-
SEES Lille and Alma Madsen, re-
turned Saturday morning from a
trip to Omaha where they visited
latter's sister, Mrs. H. c. Ham
son, who has underwent an OPERA
ton for appendicitis.
Mn. Christian Petersen has pack
ed all their furniture and will leave
for their former home in Chicago
in short time. Their friends Re.
greet to learn Of their departure,
as We have reasons to believe that
they would make good citizens.
Margaret Jensen, daughter of c.
TX. Jensen, living west of town
who has been staying in Denver
for several months, is expected in
Elkhorn in the near future. She
has been suffering greatly of late
with heart and nervous trouble, as
soon as her health permits and she
is able to sta I'd the trip, she will
arrive.
We have BEEN informed that Mr.
and Mrs. Monroe Seymour have pur
chased modern dwelling in At
lantic where they will move to whe
they leave their old home miles
southwest Of town, where they have
lived for many years and where
their neighbors and old aoquaintan-
ces will greatly miss them after
they are gone.
Married
| At the Danish Lutheran church
of Elkhorn Thursday, March Sth
at 3 O'Clock. occurred the marriag