Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-09-09
Ross Department.

was sick few days this week.
Fern Anderson sold to d. L. Reid
a fine top buggy last Saturday.
John Wagner shipped three car
loads of hogs to Chicago Sunday.
Roe Passmore will go to Crawford
county Monday to work for his uncle.
Ferdinand Weiderstein is hauling
lumber for his new barn-size 26x48
feet.
John Stuart is visiting at Atlantic
with his friend, Fred Dettman, and
family.
Mrs. Franl May, of Greeley, is
visiting at the Vert DuVall home
this week.
j. F. Luse and family will return
from their Montana visit Saturday of
this week.
Dance at the VIM. Bear home in
Cameron township Saturday night of
this week.
Wells Ferguson will move into the
VIM. Weiderstein home and work for
Mr.. Weiderstein next year.
While circussing on trapeze one
day last week, Geo. Ross's nine year.
old boy fell and broke an arm.
Mrs. Price of Page county, is pas
sing a month with her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Ross, of Cameron town
ship.
A horse fell upon Geo. Gates Fri
day last and broke the small bones in
his foot. George now moves about
on crutches.
Last Saturday while threshing Jno.
Cozine's team ran away with him,
throwing John out and considerably
laming him.
Tom Sweezey and wife, Miss Pearl
Sweezey and Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Story
will attend the State Fair-make the
trip by team.
John Lovelace and family will go
to Winterset to visit relatives and
from there to Des Moines to attend
the state fair.
Mrs. S. NJ. Luse and Mrs. Harvey
Maharg left Wednesday for Missouri
to visit a week with their brother
AhNA iiio AathIi
Mrs. Dick Lacy, of north Cameron,
is very much improved in health,
though at one time her recovery was
almost despaired of.
The necktie party at G. II. Samp-
sons Monday night, was an enjoyable
event and financial success. The net
receipts were S21.00.
Mrs. Thos. Rutherford, Jr., will go
to De Soto, Iowa, the last of this
week te pass couple of weeks witt
relatives and friends.
Tony Lutwitze and Mr-%ri'
Mar of Templeton, Sum q ID at
tb ntal hosde-Peter Ln, tees
= ies5n township,
lnrs. Della Barton, of Indianola,
Nebraska, arrived Saturday, for
few days. visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. G. Cushion.
Harry Sampson, John Burkhardt,
Lou Roberts, Dennis Weatherby and
son, Eddy, of the Bethel vicinity, will
attend state fair this week.
The men who went on the special
stock train to Chicago Wednesday,
last week, returned Sunday and re-
port reasonably fair market.
The German Evangelical quarterly
conference will be held at Ross Sun
day, September 10, and will be con-
dneted by Presiding Elder Green,
of Des Moines.
Frank Rice will not move south as
stated in last weeks paper, but in
tends to remain citizen of Audubon
county for some time-and we're
mighty glad of it.
Tuesday night of this week the
friends of Myrtle Wickham assembled
at her home in south Lincoln town
ship.and royalty celebrated her 18th
birthday anniversary.
VIM. and Cy. Earheart's father and
mother, of Dubuque, both past the
S0-year mark, will arrive here Thurs
day of this week to visit couple of
weeks with their worthy sons.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ANY
person or persons discovered in my
orchard without proper right will be
prosecuted TO the full extent of the
law. ALBERT FANCHER.
The other evening while Dick Fan
cher's folks were doing chores and
milking someone entered the house
and borrowed $500 of Albert's pants
pocket. Fortunately for the thief
they have discovered no clue to his
identity.
j. c. Hardman, the fine stock
breeder, of Brayton was up this way
last week looking over Levi Kopp's
herds. This week he sold to Mr..
Kopp the famous Poland China male,
" Tom Corwin," for 800. The hog
is on exhibition at the county fair this
week. Mr.. Kopp and Mr.. Hardman
drove OF. E. Hepp's place near Gray
and admired his fine stock.
Mr.. j. P. Brotherton, of the U. s.
Navy, who has been visiting for sew
eral weeks with his old shipmate,
Joshua Jordan, will soon leave TO re-
sumo his duties on salt water. Mr..
Brotherton has been in the navy for
twenty years during which time he
has seen many fair and prosperous
countries, but he remarks emphatical-
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