Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-13
ROSS


G.. f. Brown was in Ross Monday
looking after and talking Hawkeye
insurance.
Michael Boust went down to Stuart
Wednesday to look after some real
estate interests.
The markets for the week are, wheat
Sale, corn 24c, oats 18c, hogs $4.25 to
$4.40, eggs TIC, butter l5c.
Wells Ferguson will build comfort
able barn during the winter while can
not work at any other work.
Wells Ferguson commenced Smelling
Thursday at home, the first of the sea-
son. He will shell Friday for L. N.
Wickham.
Nels Olson returned from Chicago
the first of the week and at once
loaded car of hogs and shipped them
to market.
Frank Slater of Buck Grove, Craw-
ford county came down the last of the
week to visit with his cousin, Roe
| Passmore.
Willie Boust started to school in
Audubon Monday and is now en-
rolled as member of the Audubon
high school.
The Chicago Graphophone Co., gave
an entertainment at the Methodist
church Tuesday evening to an appre-
ciative audience.
William Shearer and Mrs. Henry
Shearer arrived from johnson county
being called here by the critical con-
dition Of Mrs. Joe Johnson.
Mrs. Henry Bovalrd and son left
for Iowa county Tuesday evening to
visit couple of weeks with relatives
and friends
P. T. Henry marketed five spring
pigs Tuesday that were fine ones the
lot only lacking 45 pounds of averag-
ing 400 pounds.
August Neitzel returned from a
visit to the east part of the state the
last of the week, where he had been
passing few days pleasantly with
relatives.
Thos. Single spent Sunday in Car
roll and transacted business in Ded-
ham the first of the week returning
home Tuesday.
Ruhs & Wilde sold a wind mill
and some piping to Clint Stem, the
first of the week, and the same will
soon be pnt up and be in operation.
Joe Johnson's mother and sister ar
rived from Poweshiek county Tues
day to be present and help care for
Mrs. johnson during her critical i'll
ness.
Mrs. j. S. Rice went up to Carroll,
Monday, and left jim alone a few
days to conduct a bachelors hall
Mrs. Luse is reported i'll, and SHE
goes up to help care for her.
Flank Miller started the new corr
shelter Monday which he purchased
last week of Ruhs Il Wilde, at thu
home of John Baldwin. 1t started
off nicely and he has the assurance o.
a inc run.
There was big corn husking owe
at John Conway's Monday. lie ha
lots of corn yet and in few day
more his neighbors intend to go il
= and help a day. He and his famil,
are still very low but hopes are ex
q pressed for their recovery.
Jake Ruhs went to Manning Wed
1 nesday where he met and purchased
from one of the largest implemen
firms in the country the stock 0
: goods for next spring and summer
trade. His buying this early is III
dicative of business and he report
buying the best bargains he has eve
purchased.
The dedication of the U. B. churc
I in Cameron township which has bee
postponed so long on account of tn
seats, will occur Sunday, Decembe
%. The seats being now in TIL
church and rything in readiness
services as follows will be conducte
by Rev. Geo. Miller, D. D.: Preach
ing Saturday evening at ZOO p. m
Sunday morning at 1000 a. m. sharp
love feast meeting, dedicatory SCI
mon and services at 100, sermon 8
700 p. IN. These services will b
followed by series of meetings t
continue indefinitely. Everything
paid for and no subscriptions will +
asked for. The public is cordial
invited to all these meetings.
REV. G.. w. BERTCH.