Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-06-10

Ross Department.
Eggs 7c, butter &c, hogs $500.

Ross Department.
Eggs &c, butter SC, hogs $500.
Joe Leonard is not improving very
fast being unable to ait up yet.
Cal. Lamb bought pony of j. F.
Luse last week.
Glenn McCuen papered for Mrs.
Aug. Cirka last week.
Fred McCrystal is blowing corn
for Billie this summer.
Hugh Magill. was visiting friends
in Cameron last Sunday.
Geo. Gillispie bought few nice
brood sows of A. Jingst.
Bert Roberts bought few loads of
hay from Tom Davis last week.
| Amos Fancher's team ran away last
week tearing things up in general.
Pat German sold his steers to ST
Sampson last week-$3.s5 per cwt.
| Henry Bates marketed 800 bushels
of oats with Luse & Reid Wednesday.
William Schrader sold some nice
hogs last week to the Dedham buyers.
Tom Davis and wife attended
Memorial services in Audubon Mon
day.
Robert Rutherford has engaged
1 Glenn McCuen to paint his barn this
summer.
Willie Schrader, of east Viola, is
very sick at this wriling-unable to
navigate.
Aug. Cirka sold one of his gray
horses to VIM. Dryden last week.
i Price $45.
4 Several farmers of this locality nave
l lost mich cows the nsss. week some
prevailing disease.
Joe Johnson, while tearing down
an old SIZED last week, killed Sc rats.
4 Joe is a terror on rats.
sRob't Rutherford is laying several
Hundred feet of tiling on his excellent
Cameron township farm.
Some son-of-a-gun stole about 80
bushels Of potatoes from Lou Hoeh-
strasser few nights ago.
Bill Walker has very sore foot
the trouble being blood poisoning
Dr.. Miller is in attendance.
Lnse's produce shipment for last
week were twenty-five tubs of butt tel
and thirty-one cases of eggs.
Speaking Of j. F. Luse for Repre-
sentative-the sentiments and votes
of his patrons are with him.
Worth Duvall has % head of colt
in his pasture. Wort has the best
colt pasture in Cameron township.
John Wagner shipped two car loads
= of hogs to Chicago, Tuesday evening
Rob't Henderson accompanied the
stock.
Frank White, north of Old Hamlin
was in Ross, Monday, and while her,
gave his order for Jones Leve
binder.
J.L. Baker, general agent for tn
q Ohio cultivator, was here Saturday
He was muchpleased with Mr.. Luse'
success.
\ Fern Anderson and Bussel will rnl
q a matched foot race at Ross the 4th o
j July. The prize will be a fat due
i for the winner. s.,
al Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tucker an,
n Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Tucker, too
4 dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sib
1 son last Lord's day. .i
a Albert Fancher, of Cameron, talk
some of leasing steam threshins
y outfit to run this fall. Wind stacke
: attachmpnt-A Onff1f
= A very interesting program ha
been prepared for Children's Day, tn
o church is being nicely decorated an
9 every effort is being made for an en-
o joyable time.
Q For some time past S. B. Rice ha
been troubled with ,.an ugly sore O
!, his nose which this week was discoy
8 cred to be q cancer. The same will
il be removed by DR.. Bhooks some da
8 this week.
Carl Henss, of Killeen, Texas, al
e rived last week to pass the summe
- with his son, Charlie, of Camera
: township. If the country suits hir
: he will buy considerable land an
"a move his family to this locality. Nj
, Heuss owns 400 acres of fine land
. Texas.
a Thirty-two Of the progressive farm
y ers of this locality are riding tn
J, famous Ohio cultivators which the
u purchased of Lnse. The followin
q purchased the past week: Henry Rub
le John Reuschling, Fred Shultz, Cha
Johnson. VIM. Rucker, Sam Gardne
rs Henry Lloyd, l.. N. Wickham.
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