Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-06-26
KIMBALLTON.

G. T. Petersen and wife celebrated
their 18th wedding anniversary June21.
About 80 dinner guests gathered on the
cool spacious lawn at 400 'clockp M,
where Petersens had arranged 70 have
the group photographed as a remem-
brance of the day. The day was perfect
and the time passed pleasantly until
dinner was announced at $50 The
guests marched TO theimprovisedd dining
room to orchestra music furnished by
the Hansen Orchestra. At the table
toasts were offered by M H. Madsen,
DIR. p. Soc and Kr Petersen and cheers
were given. Younger friends of the
bridal couple arrived at 800 p. m, and
the dance was opened by Mr.. and Mrs.
Petersen and a few older couples.
Many complimentary remarks were
passed regarding the manner in which
the older generation danced and several
of the younger set we're. heard to say
that we would do we'll II we initiated
our parents stately and dignified man
ner of dancing. Next all guests present
who had witnessed the wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. Petersen % years ago were
asked to take part in a grand march,
They were given three cheers. Dane.
ing was enjoyed until one when deli
cious supper was served. The bride
wore gown of gray poplin trimmed in
shadow lace and wore corsage bouquet
of white roses.
Sofus Nielsen who has been making
his home with Mr.. and Mrs. Boldt and
is brother to the latter was taken
suddenly i'll Sunday night. Monday
DR.. Brooks of Audubon and doctor of
Atlantic were called to confer with DIR.
Soc and an operation was performed at
the home. At this writing he is resting
easier, but is so low that very slight
hope of his recovery can be entertained.
Miss Auna Overgaard of Des Moines
has leased the Commercial Hotel for
three years and will be the next pro-
prietr ess of the place. Miss Overgaard
is we might say, a graduated hotel
landladY, as she spent seven years in
Denmark learning the trade Miss
Overgaard will be the first innkeeper in
Kimballton who has had any prior ex-
perience and we are expecting great
results.
r. p. Larsen and wife returned Mon.
day afternoon from Omaha, wheT0 Mrs
Larsen submitted to'an operation two
weeks ago. Mrs. Larsen is doing nicely
Her cousin, Miss Agnes Jacobsen, of
Asljov, Mimi, arrived Tuesday to assist
Mrs. Larsen with the homework.
Hans Madsen and family motored to
Harlan Sunday TO spend the afternoon
with A, ID. Reyelts Enroute they
tasted all the joys and sorrows of
motoring and came home. not exactly
sadder, but very much wiser,
Albert Christensen residing miles
west of town died Sunday after a long
illness. Funeral was held Wednesday
Obituary next week.
T. G. Muller, J. West and wife, Miss
Anna Overgaard, NJ Nissager and
wife and Others were guests of Carl
Halds Sunday.
Fl. p Boldt capitulated to the auto
fever last week and is now seen running
a Ford roadster, bought from the West
Auto Co.
Jens T, Larsen returned from Colfax,
Iowa, Saturday much benefited by his
stay at the sanitorium.
Chr. Christensen and wife are spend
ing the week with their nephew, @. p
of Omaha.
Thomas Christensen is the proud
owner of an Oakland 40 bought from
Esbeck q Son.
Conrad Nielsen and wife are rejoicing
oyer the birth of a little baby girl,
Monday.
DIR. James and family of Audubon
spent Tuesday evening with relatives.
l.. Schacks and family of Harlan
spent Sunday with Fred Bonnesens.
Oh. Christensen bought Ford machine
last week.