Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-06-15
Ross News.
Ladies' shirt waists SO cents and up
at the Farmers Store.

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Market:-Wheat 5Sc; oats 2lc: corn
25c; hogs $685.; eggs 10c; butter lie.
Mrs. John Lovelace is much i'm
proved in health and is rapidly re-
gaining strength.
Buy that new hat and pair of shoes
at the Farmers Store. You can cele-
brate on what you save.
Gus Schraeder went down to Bray
ton, Tuesday evening, to attend the
Hahn Kleuver wedding.
Frank Barrett, of Viola township,
will soon commence the erection of a
large barn on his fine farm.
There will be all agreeable and
pleasant party Friday night at the
Shannon home on the Bolna.
j, F. Luse was in Audubon, Tues
day evening, taking the work in the
second degree of the X. of P.
Levi Kopp sold fifteen head of fine
hogs to John Wagner, Tuesday, that
averaged over three hundred pounds
each.
Mrs. Hattie Cahill came up from
Audubon, Sunday evening, and will
spend a few days at the j. F. Luse
household.
d. Pingrey arrived from West Lib
erty, Monday evening, to visit his
son, Frank, and to look after his real
estate interest.
Lumber arrived from Chicago,
Tuesday, with which will be erected
q pleasant home for our successful
buttermaker, Bertel Jensen.
The Right Place Elevator has been
Smelling corn the past few days and
there is fresh supply of fine cobs
that will only last a few days.
A number of our people are intend
ing to go to Manning, Wednesday,
June 2lst, TO attend the annual picnic
OF the Modern Woodmen of America.
Mrs. D. l.. Reed lett for Bradford,
Illinois, Wednesday morning, where
she will spend a pleasant month visit
ing relatives, friends and former asso-
ciates.
You can buy the DeAalb Hog
Fence at last years prices ii you buy
before our present stock is sold out,
Reinemund Bros. Hardware, Audu-
bon, Iowa.
Allie Quimby went to Chicago,
Saturday, accompanying stock belong
ing to Northup and Finch. Allie
will spend few days in the great
Worlds Fair City.
Fred Tessman, jr., and wife are the
proud parents OF sweet baby girl,
born Tuesday. This is their first
child and Fred wears broad smile on
his face and is the happiest man in
the county.
Fred Tessman, ST., bought fine
top buggy from the Audubon County
Implement man, Monday. 1t is fine
one, but no one is better able to have
a good buggy or can better afford one
than Fred
The bridge across West Botna near
Gene Story's place was washed Out
Monday night. A great many Gull
verts were washed out at different
points suspending all travel until re-
paired by the supervisors.
John Coleman has been awarded
the contract for the work on the new
residence to be built at the creamery
to be used by the buttermaker. This
is good evidence that the stock hold
ers and officers Of the creamery have
faith in the investment.
Miss Anna Anderson, sister of f.
L. Anderson, Mr.. Fern Wagner and
Misses Hattie and Pearl Wagner,
nephew and nieces Of Thos. Single,
drove up from Anita, Saturday, and
stayed over Sunday with their rela-
tives, returning home Monday.
Children's Day will be observed at
the church next Sunday, week. The
program has been all completed and
the children are being trained for the
various parts that go to make up the
program, and it can be safely said
that it will be one of the most pleas
ant and pleasing affairs ever given in
the church. The interest manifested
in the fitting observance of the annual
Children's Day exercises, has grown
until all look to the coming of the
day with pleasure. The children will
take the place Of the usual sermon and
all who wish to spend pleasant hour
should avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity.