Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-11
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Jeston Quimby is stationed at
Woodhine, as operator.
Markets:-Corn, 319c; oats, 1sc;
wheat, 619c; barley up to 42c.
Robert Fry was busy, on Tuesday,
having the grain separated from the
straw.
The grain buyers were kept busy
this week, as the roads were good for
the delivery of grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fest spent
Sunday at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Beers.
Joe johnson came down to Ross,
last week, and prepared to husk corn
by purchasing new wagon.
Miss Janey Jay came up to Ross
Monday from her home in Audubon
to visit with her sister, Mrs. Allie
Bamsey.
Monday Allie Quimby shelled
out 1000 bushels of corn for Ed Bates
who delivered it at the Right Place
elevator at Ross.
Mr.. Lennon, from down toward
Audubon was in Ross one day last
week and purchased buggy of the
firm OF Ruhs Il Beers.
Walter Lee is one Of the men who
is to pick corn proper this fall, as he
come up to Ruhs Il Beers and got a
new wagon, last week.
Miss Lena Higgins, who is work
ing at the home of Chas. Beers, went
home, Saturday, to spend Sunday
with her parents, near Gray.
Albert Fest and Jake Ruhs got in
buggy trade the other day and as
result Albert now rides in one of the
finest buggies in the country.
Jim Rice and Will Williamson,
went down to Audubon Monday
night to help take some candidates
through the NJ. w. A. lodge.
Ferdinand Winterstein has been
laying in some piping fora new water
works system and when it is COM
pleted he will have one of the handi-
est systems in the county.
Theo. Morrow was having his rent
corn shelled Tuesday and Wednesday.
He hasa couple of thousand bushels
that he is putting on the market at
! Trans Mississippi elevator Co.
Miss Clara Luse will close her fall
term of school at the Bates school
house the coming Friday. Miss Luse
some of the foremost teachers in the
county and has taught a very success.
j full term.
Lou Berg has just about completed
! down by the Grove. Mr.. Roberts
will now be able to pass the winter
nicely and has beautiful and pleas
ant home besides.
Ross has received one more to add
to its growing population. A boy
! has come to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Rutherford. Tom declares him
a democrat that will offset the repub-
J, lican of the boy at Harry Bates's
, home and is quite proud of the little
visitor.
Jake Ruhs and Tom Single have
eSlaUIlsHeu oaCHeioFs quarters III tne
rooms over the Farmers Store
y Whether this is to be permanent es-
adjustment or not we are unable tc
saw, but they have things fixed up
comfortable enough to remain for a
thine at least, and whichever breaks
the home first will leave good qrar-
tiers.
Ross Kennels arrived home from
South Dakota Tuesday where he
Went to buy land. He purchased &
3 quarter section while up there. We
deem that a wise move, for tina,
country is the young mans paradise
s Money cannot be lost if invested
3 there aud it will grow into more al
: the new country developes.
The party last Friday night at tn,
! F. L, Taylor home was all that coulG
s be hoped for. All the yonng folk
who went had royal good time
; Nothing was left undone that couli
: be made to further the pleasures o
s the guests. The joyous greeting, TIL,
3 lighted house, the royal welcome pu
everyone in a humor to be amused
J and they proceeded to have the tim
6 expected.
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