Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-06
Ross News.

Mrs. G. D. Hart started for the eN-
position Wednesday of this week.
Jeston Quimby has been visiting
cousin over at Stuart for few days.
A special business meeting of
creamery officers was held here Tues
day.
Miss Nellie Turner has returned
home after weeks visit at Grant
Center.
Another car of those Grand juno
tion hard brick arrived for Luse last
Monday.
Mrs. Robert Henderson drove over
to the Guthrie county fair Wednes-
day last.
Mrs. Rice, mother of Mrs. j. F.
Luse, is suffering from an attack Of
neuralgia.
Mrs. Bert Roberts visited her sister
Mrs. w. w. Scott, at Dedham, last
Wednesday.
L. n. Wickam sold IA head of
yearling steers to Nels Olsen, of Vio-
la, for $35 per head.
Mrs. Isaac Stuart still continues
very i'll; her many friends hope for
her speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs Rutherford were at
Extra getting some dental work done
Thursday Of last week.
VIM. McMichal has finished thresh-
ing 500 bushels of oats and will soon
commence corn picking.
Mr.. and Mrs f. V. Rice and j. w.
Fry and wife visited at the P. II.
Carroll home last Sunday.
Eight barrels of Country Sorghum
from Glidden, Iowa, arrived here for
the Farmers Store today.
See Anderson's new Avery adj in
this issue and drop in and see the
wagon. The best on earth.
Mrs. j. Lovelace, Mrs. George
Ross and Miss Mabel Cozine are see
ing the sights at Omaha this week.
Miss Jennie Killinger, who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever, is re-
ported little better at this writing.
Miss Ida Jay is at home from Au-
dubon and the neighbors do say that
she is busy getting some quilting
done.
Jim Rutherford, who has been as
sisting f. l.. Anderson in the imple-
ment house, will start to school next
week.
F. l.. Anderson, the rustling i'm
plement man of Ross, was visited by
his parents from Anita, for a few
days last week.
Grand junction Tile, no broken
ones, Sl.25 hundred. Best Lower Vein
Boone Coal 1915 per ton at the Right
Place Elevator.
Mrs. Niles, who has been visiting
her aunt Mrs. Kibler, for the past
two weeks, returned to her home in
Chicago Tuesday.
Miss Mandelkow, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs VIM. Kraul,
of this place, returned to her home at
Clinton, Iowa, Tuesday of this week.
August Schrader commenced the
erection of his new house Tuesday,
size 16x24 feet. j.. r.. Turner, of Au-
dubon, has charge Of the carpenter
work.
A letter from Miss Carrie Reid
who is attending business college at
Lincoln, Neb., states that she is hard
at work and we'll satisfied with her
school.
West Jay made flying trip te
Audubon Tuesday evening to get fid-
die strings so that he could put hi;
fiddle in order for the Tessman-S chra-
der wedding
Miss Florence Kelly from Audi.
bon, was out through Ross and Gray
Monday looking over the field with a
view to organizing a music class a,
the two places
A special train consisting Of five
carloads Of choice cattle was made w
at Ross last Tuesday. Finch, Thomp-
son, Cy Sampson and Ed. Northrup
accompanied them into Chica 60.
James Sherman, telegraph operator
at Dow City, and his brother Inman
the operator at this place, are talking
of taking a trip to Colorado for a
months hunting and recreation. They
will probably go sometime mex
week.
The manufacturers of the Avery
wagon have now on the market !
wagon which just touches the spot