Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-06-12
KIMBALLTON.

The two day lecture course expert
mented with by the Y. p. A. was huge
success. Every member of the associa-
ton will remember the days with plea
sure and many are SO enthusiastic over
it, that they are trying to make 1t an
annual event in the society. The course
began Saturday morning at ten O'clock
Rev. Jorgensen opening the meeting.
Herr Appel of Des Moines, who was
originator of the plan, was then given
the floor and gave very impressive
lecture, of which the title directly
translated from Danish to English
would be, 'Sunbeams in Your Neigh
bors Existance. In the afternoon Rev.
Svend Jorgensen of Dagmar, Montana,
delivered lecture on the poem, Adam
Homo" by Pauludan Moller. Later
coffee was served and a discussion of
the subject introduced by Rev. Jorgen-
sen How Shall We Best Progress in
the World held the attention of all
present At 500 o'clock in the evening
Rev. Jorgensen OF Tyler gave a lecture
on the life of General Booth. The lee
ture was very interesting and educa-
tional Sunday church services were
held at the usual time. Rev. Svend
Jorgensen and Rev. Hakon Jorgeusen
officiating. The fternoon was spent
at the j. P. Madsen grove where Herr
Appel again spoke. His subject being
''Sonderjylland The lecture course
was closed Sunday evening, by the
various speakers present.
Geo.iL. Jorgensen, Albert Jorgensen
and wife and Mrs. j.. Jorgensen left
Saturday for Fremont, Nebr., TO attend
the funeral of their brother-in-law, of
whose sudden death they had been
telegraphed the day before. The party
made the trip in A. II. Jorgensen's
seven passenger touring car.
Rev. Svend Jorgensen, Rev. Hakon
Jorgensen and Oluf Jorgensen left Mon
day afternoon for their respective
homes Rev. Hakon Jorgensen will at
tend the Church Conference at Grayling,
Mich. Mrs. Jorgensen will remain
with her sister, Mrs. III. Hansen, at Elk
Horn during her husbands absence.
l.. Setback of Harlan was in Kimball
ton Sunday morning to take his brother
in-law, H. G. Nordby and family to
Harlan. H. G. Nordby left Sunday
evening for New York where he will
meet the Bjorn family who will all sail
on the Mauretania June 18th.
The Misses Alma and Lydia Madsen
entertained the Jorgensen -Grumstrup
bridal party Friday evening. The
party motored to the grove one mile
east of Kimballton and took supper
there.
Mrs. Soc entertained the Sunday
school class Sunday week ago. The
children enjoyed the day immensely and
were served with coffee and cake.
The d. B. s. had their annual picnic
at the Anders Hansen place Sunday.
The day was rather cool for picnics but
otherwise very enjoyable.
Mrs. Sofie Nelson celebrated her
birthday Friday. Her daughter and
son-in law spent the day with her in
the event.
r. p. Larsen and wife left Sunday
for Omaha where Mrs. Larsen will sub
init to an operation for appendicitis.
Aage Grumstrup and wife left Tues.
day morning for their future home at
Tyler, Mimi.
James Grumstrup and sister, Mrs.
Aage Moller left Tuesday for Tyler,
MINI.
Mr.. Nordgaard and wife and ALDER
Hansen and wife visited with DR.. p.
Soes sunday.
Alma and Olga Christensen of Audu-
bon spent Sunday with friends at Kim
ballton.
J. P. Kelgor and family were guests
of A. Petersens Sunday. ..
Rev. H. L. Jensen left Monday even
ing for Chicago.