Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-03-30
Ross News.

rake your grlst 10 the hOss En-
change Mill and get the best of flour.
James Lee sold a fine Jersey year.
ling to Carson Ohm, Tuesday for
$500.
Geo. Wright bought fine young
horse few days ago from Ed. Finch
for $500.
Mat Frost hauled the first load of
rock for the foundation of his new
house Tuesday.
Heath & Milligan's ready mixed
paint-for sale at the Farmers Store
at a saving to the buyer.
Harry Bates is helping part of the
time at the elevator of the Trans
Mississippi Grain Company.
Frank Slater, OF Viola township,
bought a fine top buggy from f. L.
Anderson the last of the week.
Mrs. Geo. Fsley and children have
been quite sick with measles for
several days but are slowly improv-
ing.
Buy your wall paper at the Far
mers' Store,-white back, double
roll, Sc, 10c, 12c, l5c, and zoe. All
are big values.
Johnny Clark has purchased Harry
Bates corn shelter. Harry has had a
large run of work all winter and has
made some money.
Ed. Bates baling outfit was baling
hay tor Levi Kopp Tuesday. Henry
Ruhs bought the hay and shipped it
to the ST. Louis markets.
Chart johnson, of Melville town.
ship, moved onto the Hancock place,
few days ago, that was recently va
Gated by r. 7. Carpenter.
Mrs. Robert Henderson departed
for OMAHA Tuesday evening where
she will spend several days visiting
friends in the Trans Mississippi City.
Rubber Boots-extra heavy, $2.75.
SELF and North Star Plow Shoes
made on improved new lasts Sl.20,
ST .25 and 81. 80 at the Farmers Store.
Robert Fosnough sold his fine
forty-acre farm Monday to James Lee
for $40 per acre. 1t is fine piece of
land is considered a bargain at that
price.
Quincy Best was not able for duty
Tuesday. A bright new baby girl
was born at their home Monday
evening. This makes five girls in the
family.
, John Baker, of Viola township, is
reported dangerously sick with the
measles. Two doctors have been in
attendance doing all that can be done
} to restore him to health.
Alfred Bamsey is ill and under the
Doctors care, suffering with erysipe-
las. His condition is somewhat
alarming as the disease is principally
in his face and about his head.
Miss Carrie Ried returned from
Lincoln, Nebraska, Friday where she
has been attending commercial college
for the past six months. She viii
spend the coming summer at home
Mrs. Robertson and children and
Eddie Goudey, sister and brother OF
a Mrs. John Quinby, have been having
an enjoyable visit here the past few
: days. They returned home to Valley
Junction, Wednesday.
Rev. VIM F. Raebe land wife came
in Saturday evening from Toledo
] Ohio, to visit several weeks at thu
home Of his parents, Edward Raebel
and wife, Nh Raebel has visited
here before and thinks the Western
country the best place Of all
l.. G. Jordan is moving on the Ber
CASTOR farm near Cameron Center
where he and his winsome young
bride will live the coming year
They are both well fitted for life ant
will find many congenial companion
in the neighborhood of their new
home.
George Wilson arrived few day
ago and has been visiting with nj
old time friend, Robert Henderson
He departed Tuesday evening 70
Culbertson, Nebraska, to look afte
some real estate business, after which
he will return here and buy carloa
of horses which he will ship to tn
eastern markets.
The creamery will make its frs
run Monday. While everything
new and has never been operated a
is in perfect readiness and butter
maker and all the officials think tn
equipments are the best that could b
obtained and that the work will
every way meet the expectations {
the patrons. The men for til
various routes are ready and wi
make their first trip Monday.
James T. Sherman will arri,
: from Dow City Thursday, to visit
few days with relatives and friend
; On Tuesday, he and his brother II
!: man, our popular station agent, wi
!: depart for Portland, Oregon, whe
they will spend a month enjoying tt
pleasures of the Pacific coast. Du
!: ing their absence, Mrs. James
Sherman will visit with her parent
:: Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Eddy and Mr.
!. Inman Sherman, will go to Jetferst
:: and visit.
:: Robert Henderson took the hors