Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-02-25
Ross Department.

Ross Department.
J. F. Luse shipped fonr cars of hay
this week.
Big dance at Wat Frye's last Tues
day night.
Dance at John Rorah's home Tues
day night.
j. F. Luse has raised the price of
corn to a good figure.
j. F. Luse was at Halbur the first
J of the week on business.
Mike Carroll went to Cedar Rapids
Wednesday to attend school.
Take your corn to Luse. Goods at
his prices are equal to the gold.
Bob Henderson ships his carload of
horses to Chicago Saturday night.
Jay Eddy returned last week from
his visit with johnson county rela-
tives.
Meetings are still in progress at
Bethel church. So far three CONVEX
sions.
Sylvester Moore is fitting up his
outfit and will soon commence hull
ing clover.
j. W. Foster, up OIL the Carroll
county line, was trading in Ross
Wednesday.
Ross Markets.-Corn 5 to &c, at the
store SC, oats 9 to 10 @ 13c, butter
lac, eggs lOc.
Friday night of this week the
young folks will have hop at the
home Of Dave Hart.
Albert Gosa returned Tuesday from
two weeks visit with his brother,
Peter Goss near Casey.
Sampson Bros. shipped two cars of
cattle Tuesday. John Wagner also
shipped two cars OF cattle.
Jas. Rutherford of Nebraska, is
visiting few weeks at the home Of
his uncle, Robert Rutherford.
| Dave Hart is grippe victim. AS
soon as he is able to navigate, himself
and family will move to Ross.
| Mrs. Luse and Mrs. S. B. Rice
passed last Wednesday at the pleasant
home of D. L. Reid in Cameron.
Luse is receiving large invoices of
machinery for spring work and his
prices are worth taking advantage of.
! Rob't. Henderson bought team of
Sammy Jordan this week, price S1O5.
He also bought horses of Frank Cor
win, Dan Sampson and others.
The Henderson school closes this
week, Earl Jump, teacher. Mr..
Jump has given excellent satisfaction
and will teach the spring term.
Sam Wilson and Al. Mcdonald
have rented the Pingrey farm, rented
last year by Wat Frye. Mr.. Wilson
to put in all small grain and Nc
Donald to put in corn.
About two weeks ago Ferdinand
Weiderstein fell while carrying lum-
ber, said lumber striking him in the
back, in consequence of which he is
still in bed a badly used up man.
John Reuschling, of north Melville
tow nship, was in Ross Wednesday.
He marketed SIS pounds of nice but
ter and SO dozen eggs,-and every
g week he markets about this amount.
John Lovelace left Tuesday for
Winterset to attend the funeral OF his
father who died Monday, aged IS
years. Mr.. Lovelace was recently
called to Winterset by the death of o
sister.
Margaret Graham, a sister of Mrs
Geo. Everett, died in Chicago Tues.
: day of this week. Mr.. Everett LET,
for that place Tuesday evening and
will accompany the remains to Vail
8 Iowa, where the funeral will be held,
q that being the parents home.
Last Tuesday at 3o'clock P. M.
! Lee McCuen and Lou Townsend were
/ married at the Christian parsonage
in Audubon, Rev. Clemmer perform
ing the ceremony. Mr.. McCuen il
y. . the son of j. S. McCuen, of Cameron
township and is steady, industriou!
: young man. The bride is sister OF
: Alex. Townsend and an estimable
t lady. They commence their new life
b on the Mandelkow farm in Sec. "a,
Cameron township. The many
! friends and relatives congratulate tn,
= united two and the JOURNAL wishes
+ Lee and his happy bride many long
Il years Of prosperity and consequent
happiness.