Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-11-03
Ross News.

1t rained in Ross Friday night.
Jake Rush says he don't like oys-
tiers.
/ Miss Eda Holt is on the sick list
this week.
Ben Carr's corn is making 20 bush
els to the acre.
{. j. S. Rice and wife were at the
Hub, Wednesday.
D. L. Reed and family spent Sun
day at the Sam Ronald home.
For pure country sorghum take
your jug to the Farmers store.
Dance at Everett Bates last Satur-
day evening. Good time reported.
John Lovelace the early bird of
Cameron is nearly done shocking
corn.
S. L. Reid had Hart and Bates she'll
5000 bushels of corn for him this
week.
John Wagner is having some i'm
provements made this week on his
house.
Geo. Watkinson overshoes and rub
bers are the best. Buy a pair at the
Farmers store.
Ross markets, wheat soc, old corn
23c, new PC, oats zoe, butter 13c, eggs
l3c, chickens and Al.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart had
their baby boy christened last Sun
day at the NJ. E. Church.
Mrs. f. l.. Anderson will 90 to
Anita the last of this week for few
days visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Baxter, of East
Cameron, announce the arrival ola
new boy at their home last Monday.
Miss Nettie Dyke has just returned
from Lincoln Nebraska, where she
has been learning the millinery trade.
By the way Harry keeps that shell
Ter buzzing most the time. He shell
led 1000 bushels for l.. E. Carwin.
Wednesday.
VIM. Krauel shelled 1900 bushels
OF corn Tuesday, and delivered same
to Henderson. Bates and Hart did
the Smelling.
j. F. Luse has purchased lots IS,
IA and 10 of George Gray and lots s,
anG 10 of John Rutherford all in
block 5, Ross, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Eddy drove to
Dow City last Sunday, to visit their
daughter, Mrs. j. 7. Sherman.
They returned Tuesday evening.
The shelter at the Right Place Ell
evator was badly damaged last week
by running large wrench and pair
OF pipe tongs through with grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey passed through
Ross Monday enroute for'their home
at Laurel, Neb., having been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Greenlee.
We heard a prominent farmer say
while in Ross that whenever he start
ed out and followed the main trav-
eled road it always brought him to
Ross.
Harvey Moharg of Melville town.
ship shipped two cars of fine cattle
of his own raising. Harvey expects to
get top prices when he arrives in
Chicago.
1t is reported that the boys pulled
up a few wells and caused some con-
fusion in several ways Halloween.
Even some old men were seen out
rather late.
New girl arrived at Robert Fry's
Wednesday. The folks were very
glad tosee her and she expects to
make her home with them for
number of years.
1t is reported that one ofthe brake.
men on this branch was caught be-
tween the cars while making coup
ling at Carroll last Friday, causing
his death in short time.
A carload of flour arrived for j. F.
Luse Thursday and he will now be in
shape to exchange flour for wheat
and you can depend upon it that he
will give you a good deal.
Robt. Henderson and Dan Holt
left Tuesday with the w. F. Stotts
land excursion party for Barnes Mimi
where Mr.. Henderson expects to To-
cate some time in the near future.
w. w. Weston's Oldest daughter
met with serious accident while on
her way home Tuesday. For some
season the horse became frightened
and ran away throwing her out of
the buggy and kicking her in the
face, but at last reports she was get
ting along nicely.