Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1897-11-04
Ross Department.
co. Davis's baby is very sick.

butter l2c, eggs l2c.
Don't fail to see Luse's new ad in
this issue of the Journal.
Fern Anderson visited over Sunday
with his parents at Anita.
Stereopticon entertainment at the
Ross M. E. church last Tuesday
evening.
j. F. wager will have public sale
at his Viola township farm Novem-
Der 10th.
Mrs. H. N. Christensen visited Sun
day with Mrs. Chas. Tucker, in Viola
township.
Grandma Foley was quite ill the
first of tho week at the home of her
son George.
P. I. Haymen, Of Viola township,
sold his farm and will move to Doug
las township.
VIM. Neitzel, of Cameron town.
ship, has just finished Kitchen addi-
ton to his house.
Grandpa and Grandma Steve Sew
ard soon leave for South Dakota to
spend the winter.
Albert Fest left Tuesday evening
for Lamont, Iowa to attend the bed
side of his mother who is seriously i'll.
Dan Corbin, of South Dakota, ar
rived last week to visit and see to his
farm interests in Cameron township.
We understand that r. M. Carpen-
ter has sold the Dedham Record to
Lloyd Hayes and will move to Texas.
A literary is now in full blast at
the Foster school house in Cameron
township. They meet every Friday
night.
John Bonwelf cleaned up his big
apple crop the other day selling three
wagon loads to some O'Brien county
parties.
Geo. Foley finished his clover hull
ling last Saturday evening-result,
80 acres of fine seed-the yield of as
many acres.
All parties indebted to me for
threshing can settle the same at John
McFarlane's implement store, Audu-
bon. P. 81. CARROLL.
DR.. II. E. Jewell has sold his Viola
Center residence property to yChas.
d. Booton, consideration $3.50. We
understand he will locate in Coon
Rapids.
G. II. Earheart and VIM. Swaney
hulled clover last week. Mr.. Ear
hearts yield was 100 bushels from SO
acres and Mr.. Swaney's so bushels
from 40 acres.
JAS. Dalrymple and wife, of Mer-
Ger county, Illinois, is passing few
weeks in a good visit at the home of
their daughter, Mrs Pete Henry, of
near Bethel church.
Chas. Browning, a hustling farmer
lad of Viola Center, raised 1900
bushels of potatoes on ten-acre
patch of ground. He is storing 800
bushels at Dedham.
A large crowd of neighbors gath
cred at the hospitable home of Albert
Clark in north Viola township last
Friday night and participated in a
dance and oyster supper.
The Misses Sheets, of Templeton,
visited last week with friends, the
VIM. Roberts family, in Cameron.
While here their horse fell in the
manager and broke his neck.
Some of the teachers have been Sc
lected in Viola township as follows {:
No. 4, John Smith; No. 5, Will Ma
son; No. 6, Clyde Jones; No. z, Ode
Bonwell; No. 8, Carrie Detwiler.
On account of the election being
held at the Center schoolhouse the
Cameron school board met in Albert
Fancheps new building across the
way. We did not learn the import
of the meeting.
a. j. Ridgway, of Viola township,
and D. L. Swaney and Aus. Linn, of
Cameron, became members of the
Journals big family of subscribers
this week. Remember the Journal
now consists of eight big newsy pages
all home print-and the price is
$1.00 a year to all.
| Hog cholera is at its worst in Cam.
eron township. VIM. Earheart has
Il % left of bunch of 100, Geo. Pfeis.
ter saved 90 out of 100, Dave Reid
VIM. Renftly and AL Miskimmins
lost about 40 each, VIM. Swaney
is less about 100 and there are many
more unlucky ones. Viola township
is not exempt from the scourge
Rob't Baker, one of the heaviest los
ers, now counts five out of flint
bunch of 200.
To Cure "A Gold In One Day.
| Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money ifitfails to Cure; 25c