Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-09
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Fred SEWERS and AL Emery each
purchased fine new top buggies of
Ruhs & Beers the past week.

purchased fine new top buggies of
Ruhs & Beers the past week.
Do not fail to NOV the weeds
along the road surrounding your
place, before they go to seed.
James Jay stopped off Sunday even
ing, on his way home from the lakes,
and visited with his parents.
Edith Holtz has returned and is
working in the j. F. Luse household.
after year and half's absence.
The families of A. j. Eddy and
Frank Taylor will be entertained at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Come
the coming Sunday.
The following are the markets as
they closed Wednesday evening"
Wheat, SIC; oats, lie; corn, 29c; barley
% to SIC; hogs, $3.50.
Everett Bates and Jake Ruhs traded
buggies Monday and the boys are
each much richer, as they each made
$1,000 by the transaction.
Farmers, if you want good wagon
or box we have the Ottawa and Rush
ford, the best on the market. Call
and see us. Rush & Beers, Ross. Iowa.
A crowd of young society people
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ocheltree last Friday night
and enjoyed a pleasant EVENINGS en-
tertainment.
Samuel Jordan has sold his fine
farm to 0. G.. Cashatt, of Viola
township, and will retire from the
active pursuits OF farm life and enioy
life hereafter.
+. q. Miller bought fine new bug
gy and harness from Ruhs Il Beers,
Tuesday. Frank says he bought it for
his wife but we expect to see him
taking pleasure ride now and then.
j. r. Luse left, Tuesday evening.
for Minnesota with number of land
seekers They are George Coulter.
John Holtz, Henry Hennicksen, Row
ewaney, Tom Single and Fred Ross,
Farmers and stock men! If you
want to put in wind mill we handle
all kinds fmills, and do pump work.
IT you need a mill call and see us.
Prices are right. Ruhs & Beers,
Ross, Iowa.
j. E. Lally, of Dennison, is work
ing in the blacksmith shop this week
while Thos. Single isup in Minneso-
ia looking for cheap piece of land
and taking few days rest from his
hard work.
We have received a full line of
heating and cook stoves and are now
ready to make you good prices. Call
and see us at Ross, Iowa. We are
here to suit you and not ourselves.
Ruhs Il Beers.
One OF Carl Heuss' little boys fell
from a tree, in which he was climb.
ing and playing, and sustained a
broken arm, last Thursday. A doctor
was called and reduced the fracture
and the young patient is getting
along finely.
l.. N. French left for Shaw, Kan
sas, Tuesday morning to pay visit
TO sister that he had not seen for a
number of years. He expects to be
gone couple of weeks, enjoying a
vacation from the work on the farm,
which he has justly won.
Samuel Jordan went up TO GRAY.
Monday, and spent the dav there to
see If they made business hum like
they do in Ross. Uncle SAMMY. move
into town where you can see many of
your friends every day. No better
place to be than with your friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Duvall enter
tanned crowd of young people at
their comfortable home last Friday
evening. Everyone present enioved
the pas'imes of the evening very
much and will long remember Mr..
and Mrs. Duyall for their hospitality.
w. j. Leake was down from Man
ming the first of the week looking
after his grain interests and belpino
manager j. j. Quimby put in a new
pair of scales. Everything is now in
readiness to care for the large volume
of grain that will soon be delivered.
Lou Beers arrived from La Sale,
Illinois, Saturday evening to paw a
visit to his parents and other rela-
tlves. 1t was his first visit here and
some of the family had not met for
the past ten years. Some had so
changed that they failed to recognize
each other.
Invitations are out for a party of
the gay youngsters of the society
circles at the pleasant and commodi-
Gus home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Chris
Jensen, the coming Friday evening.
The invited guests are anticipating
an evening of youthful pleasure and
Joyous mirth.
Miss Clara Luse commenced the
fall term of school at the Bates,
school house, south Of Ross, Monday.
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