Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-10-04
ROSS
Ralph and Grace Miller were Wis
itors around Ross last Sunday.

halpn ana Grace Miller were WIS.,
itors around Ross last Sunday.
The section men were busy Tues
day fixing the track in front of the
Right Place elevator.
Mrs. Jennie Smith returned Friday
to her home at Brough, this state,
after pleasant visit here.
Market-Corn 80 cts, Wheat 60
cts, oats ia cts, Barley 32-3S cts,
Eggs 2 cts, Butter IA cts.
NJ. D. Crow shelled out 500 bushels
OF old corn Wednesday and put it on
the market, receiving top prices.
The grain coming into town now is
not of the best quality and has to be
locked from to Is cents on the
price.
Allie Quimby was Smelling corn
the first Of the week for John L..
Somers, who made money by holding
his crop till now.
Mrs. Jim Rice went to Carroll
Tuesday to visit with the family of
j. F. Luce, while jim goes to Dakota
with land seekers.
Miss Anna Reese, who has been Wis
itiGg for some time with her aunt.
Mrs. Chas. Kibler, departed Tuesday
morning for Omaha to visit for a
time.
Thos. Williamson has all the repairs
l az III
damaged by the cyclone, and the
whistle could be heard Tuesday at
Mike Boust's.
Miss Frances Dustin, who has been
visiting for some time at the Wilde
home in Viola township, returned
last Saturday to her home IN Falls
City, Nebraska.
F. G. Sullivan was a guest last
Friday at the home of viii William
son. Mr.. Sullivan lives in Illinois,
but is visiting with relatives in this
section of the country this week.
Tuesday showed Harry Bates smil-
ing on the streets with The new title
OF father. An eleven pound boy had
made its advent into their home and
Harry is a few inches taller in conse-
quence.
j. f. Luse was in town Monday
night checking up the post Office and
making out his quarterly report,
which finishes up his connection with
the office and John Quimby is in sole
charge now.
Will Williamson spent Sunday at
the home of his father, where all the
children were gathered for kind of
reunion in honor of their relative
from Illinois. Will says that he does
get out -.of Ross once in a while, and
this was one of the times when he
had a good time.
Dave Hart, who was at one time a
resident of Ross, having charge of the
engine at the elevator when j. F.
Luce was buying grain, was visitor
in town Tuesday. He came down
from his home in South Dakota, Mon
day and gives good report of the
crops and prospects of that country.
Wesley Joy and family moved all
their household goods to Audubon
Tuesday, which will be their future
home The "Mayorship" OF Ross is
now vacant and without proper per-
son to succeed Yves. The whole fam
lily will be missed by their friends
among whom they have lived so long.
Monday night the young people
about the.home of VIM. Neitzel gath
cred at his home and enjoyed the
evening in social games and sallles of
youthful, happy wit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Neitzel spared no pains to make each
one happy, and with style particu-
lar to them, made every guest feel at
home and the young people all ex-
press themselves as having inc time.
Chas. Beers has sold his share in
the implement business to Charley
Wilde; the change to take place in
December. Charley goes out of the
business only because his health will
not permit him to stay. He had a
very satisfactory years work, but has
not felt we'll any of the time, and
will try another field. Mr.. Wilde is
a young man of we'll known hustling
ability and will make good, strong
member of the firm and will reap a
good patronage.
Anticipation is one of the pleasures
OF life. Buoyant youth is held in
check only on what may come. Rep
utation whets the appetite Of pleasure
and sends the mad whirl wind of an
ticipated pleasures careering upon the
chariot OF hope to end in the by path
Of an excellent time. Invitations are
out for a party at the pleasant home
of F. l.. Taylor, the coming Friday
night and they will never disappoinl
those who 60, but will give them q
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