Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-01-01

guests at the MAIDS GregOrSe II home
Friday afternoon.
Frederick Guide purchased the pro
perty of Malls Petersen on Union
Street last week.
John Jensen and wife, of Oma hFL,
are visiting her parents, Jorgen Mil.
Ter, west of town.
Peter Nielsen, the grain buyer of
!Ialnlln Nas tlansacting business i'm
cur town last Saturday
Herbert Petersen and wife LEFT
here Monday for a visit with the p.
G. Rasmussen family, northeast.
C. 4. Stub. who has been attend
ing college at Minneaolis is anioy-
ing the holidays with his parents.
George Esbeck autoed to Audu-
bon Wednesday TO bring his sister
home. She is lea ming the dressmak
ing trade there.
We mentioned in last weeks issue
that Martha Olson had gone o
Atlantic to do some sewing. 1t was
a nlistaek. She did not go.
Max Anderson, of near Brayton,
spent Monday might with his aunt,
Mrs. P. A. Petersen and family.
He was ON his way to Harlan.
Walter Hoegh, wife and daughter
of Atlantic and II. C. Hansen and
family spent Nmas evening at the
home q Mrs. j. c. Hansen.
Miss Esther Petersen, who is
spending her Christmas vacation
With her parents, vest of town, is
now laid up with the measles.
Messrs. Alfred and Jim Damsgaar,
Victc.' Christensen and family wee
entertained for dinner at the Chris
Damsgaard home Christmas day.
Mr.. Hannah Petersen was SO
unfortunate as to fail few days
ago and br'uise herself quite badly
She is improving a little at this
writing.
This Misses Edna Petersen. Alma
Jensen and Emma Lange will leave
next wsek for Extra where they
will enter Mrs. ro.p.ardy's dr. IS
making school,
Daniel Johnson. who now lives in
Minnesota. was visiting friends here
and Extra last week. He lis also
cabling ON old friends near Jackson
vile, his former home.
The series of meetings held at
the S. D. A church, northeast of
town recently, resulted in about
twenty converts who were. baptized
and Joined the church last week.
Mr.. Alex Petersen returned q
his work at the boundary at Harlan
Saturday. after attending the we'd
dngs of his bdother, Thorwald ami
SISTER, now Mrs. Edwin krogstad.
2 Miss Alger spent Friday with d er
SISTER who is working at the Peter
Petersen home,' west of Kimbaa,ton
w.
Inc hlmbaalton- Elk.horn Record
had hard luck Christmas eyening A
a1re started in the office. doimp =,
much damage that the editor Mr.
osborne will not be, able to nrint
the paper for some time.
Miss Mary Greye and aIr. Hans
Faaborg We're united in marriape
at the church in Kinbauton SaturA
day The bride is the oldest daugh-
ten OF Mr. and Mrs. Carl GreNe a
prosperous farmer, living west OF
town. The groom is son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Faaborg. We failed
to get the details of this event so
cam not say much about it. But the
young couple, are. Well and fayorablv
known in this vicinity and3we ex-
tend congratulations. They will go
TO farming ON the groom's brother's
place, northeast of here. The fol-
Lowing evening they were given a
S0Ou cHdtNVGTu.
Prof. Juhl and wife were cal1e
on Friday, pecember 26th, 1918 to
give up tEe;" dearest treasure, am
infant daughter OF only a week and
four days. 1t seems as if the lit
tie ones health had been frail since
its birth and it was waited away on
Angels wings to better world than
this where there is no suffering, sor
row or tears. Mr.. and Mas. Juhl
have the community's sympathy in
their bereavement. The funeral was
held at the Lutheram church here
Sunday afternoon and was largely
attended by sympathetic friends and
relatives. Interment took place in
the local cemetery.
Miss Tena Carlson and Mr.. Andy
Hansen We're united in marriage at
the ilansl Lutheran church Satur-
day afternoon. December 27th, at
AGO o'clock Rev NeQSem of fack-