Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-04-26

E. Sievers will soon commence the
erection of a new barn on his farm,
the old Cozine place, west of Ross.
About May LIST Sam Wilson will
have new double corn crib built on
his fine farm, in Cameron township.
John Quimby has had his house
beautitied by the addition of new
porch, the handiwork of Adam Ruth
erford.
Walter Lee went to Bismark, North
Dakota, last Friday to look at the
land with view to purchasing and
locating.
All persons wishing photos taken
must call at once, as we are going to
leave. ROBERTS Bros,
Photographers.
William and August Neitzel and
Mrs. Aug. Cirke are expecting visit
from their father, Henry Neitzel, of
Poweshiek county, about May 1st.
The Bement Steel Range-just the
thing you want to make your home
lOOh ClletElul. TOT safe Dy
RUHs AND Beers.
We have special bargain to offer
in Pimbley's Mixed Paint, guaran-
teed to give satisfaction-75 cents
per gallon. j. f. LUsE.
Lee and Markley will soon COM
mence the construction Of barn for
F. G. Miller, on his residence farm.
The size of the structure will be
34x40 feet.
John Wagner shipped two cars of
hogs and Geo. Everetts one car of
hogs to Chicago on the Sunday morn
ing special. The gentlemen accompa-
MED their stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Niles left, Monday,
for Sioux Falls, thence to their home
in Chicago. Mr.. Niles is a nephew
of Mr.. Chas. KILLER and has had a
weeks pleasant visit at their home,
south of Ross.
William McCaw has improved the
appearance and raised the value of his
Cameron township farm by the erec-
ton OF new barn and is now build
ing 16x22 foot addition to his house.
Lee and Markley are the architects.
Miss Belle Bridenstine, who has
been at Colorado Springs for some
time for the benefit of her health, will
return home next Saturday and her
many friends will be pleased to learn
that she is much improved in health.
Mrs. Chas. Ochletree returned last
Thursday morning from Deep River,
Iowa. She was obliged to leave the
bedside of her sick father, having re-
ceived word that her husband, whose
health is declining, was very much
worse
j. F. Luse and William Diest re-
turned from their land quest, in Min
nesota, Sunday. Mr. Diest purchased
half section of Minnesota soil aud
we understand he got rare bargain.
Mr.. Luse will make another trip to
that country May LIST.
| Mrs. j. w. Luse arrived Wednes.
! day, OF last week, from Chinook.
Montana, for three months visit
win relatives and friends in Ross and
vicinity. We are pleased to state.
that since her former visit here the,
lady has improved considerably iii
health, which is indeed gratifying to,
her many friends.
Mrs. j. F. Luse went to Sioux
City. last week, to meet her sister,
Mrs. j. w. Luse, who was to arrive
from Chinook, Montana. Through
being misinformed by a conductor
she missed the lady and was obliged
to return home upon receipt of tel
gram stating that Mrs. j.. w. Luse
had arrived safely in Ross.
The Republicans of Cameron town.
ship held their caucus at the Center
school house and selected the follow
ing delegates toattend the county con-
vention: Sam Randles, Geo. Gray,
Frank Gray, Nels Christensen, Milt
Crow, VIM. Lewis, John Lovelace,
Henry Turner. John Lovelace was
elected township committeeman for
the ensuing year.
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