Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-04-25
ROSS

Matt Frost and family visited, on
Sunday, at the home Of G. d. Hart.
Clint Stemm and friend went to
Audubon, Tunday evening, to attend
church.
Mrs. j. j. Courtney was on the sick
list this week and John was playing
bachelor.
Markets.-Wheat, SOC; corn, 334c:
oats, 213c; hogs, $3.50: butter, l5c;
eggs, lie.
Miss Bessie Bowman was in Ross,
last Saturday visiting for n short time
with friends.
Allie Bamsey and wife spent the
day, Sunday, visiting at the home of
her parents.
Ray Bamsey and lady friend were
in Ross, Sunday, in attendance on
divine service.
John Rutherford, the popular mer-
chant, with his wife spent Sunday at
the home of his father.
Ruhs u Wilde sold a new buggy to
Robert Rable, last week, who will
now go in tirst-class style.
Miss Ora Sampson was up around
Bethel this week visiting with friends
and enjoying the spring time.
Fred and Ben Ruhs went up to.
Bethel, Sunday, to listen to the sacred
word as expounded by the minister.
Charley McGill has a new bicycle
which he can attach to his plows and
take life somewhat easier than walk
ing.
Miss Jessie Luse was sick this week
and unable to teach her school and
her sister, Clara, took her zee and
taught.
F. L. Miller is still busy Smelling
corn now and has about all he can
do, as he gives such good satisfaction
that they all want him to do their
work.
Miss Lena Higgins and sister were
down from Gray, the first of the week
visiting at the home of Chas. Beers
and wife.
Mrs. Nelson and her sister-in-law
came up to Ross, Tuesday morning,
and visited at the Otto Lieb home be-
tween trains.
Misses Stella and Myrtle Fancher
were at the home of their cousin, Miss
Nellie Turner, one day this week Wis
iting and enjoying the day as only
cousins can.
John Quimby and wife were lured
out, Sunday, by the bright warm sun
shine and might have been seen wand
ering forth in the gladstone sunshine
taking a ride.
Lost, strayed or stolen! A yellow
dog with a white face and about six
months old. Anyone will confer 4
favor by returning it to Ruhs II Will
de, at Ross, Iowa.
Ralph Duval has purchased the
horse and buggy Of Rev. LOOMS and
now We people, young and fair ones
who love the moonlight and smooth
roads may expect that enjoyment to
be complete ere long.
A number Of the Young people in
and around Ross went to the home of
George Brady, over east, to a dance.
They chased the festive spectoral of
pleasure well toward morning and all
report a splendid good time.
G. III. Stemm is again at the harness
bench, at Audubon, working for Mar
tin Larsen during the rush. Mr..
Stemm is a good harness maker and
has not forgotten all the tricks Of the
trade but can yet do good work.
Cameron Ross and a friend were
driving home the other night when
esther by darkness extreme ora friskv
horse Or 10 driving at all, went off the
end Of a bridge, the buggy being
pretty we'll demolished, yet the peo-
pie escaped.
Cart johnson has his new barn al
most completed and Saturday night
will dedicate it by such a dance as
only his and his wite's open.handed
hospitality can give. Those who are
lucky enough to attend may count on
a royal good time.
Dave Hart, manager for the Trans
Mississippi Grain Company, received
orders from the company to ship out
all the oats stored here and will soon
have eighteen thousand bushels roll
ing out. 1t makes quite a job for him
as it has to be scooped and the hand
ling Of so much means much hard
labor.
Sometimes men lose their minds
and sometimes their purses and he
vino never pauses and looks backward
over what has transpired loses lots Of
valuable time. So it was with Robert
Rable and his buggy the other day.
Believing it tractable and easily led
he forgot to watch it when it stopped
and let him go on alone.
Notice! This shop will be closed on
April u, 1901, w. II. STINGLE. This
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