Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-22
ROSS

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Rev. Foust and wife left over the
Northwestern Monday for Carroll.
Ross Markets up to Tuesday-Hogs,
} $500; wheat, SIC; oats, 32c; corn, 4Sc.
Misses May and Fanny Bates spent
Sunday at the Chris Hendricksen
home.
Fred Ruhs and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Wilde attended church Sunday at
Bethel,
Walter Lee bought fine carriage
harness of the hustling harness maker,
Geo. Stemn
VIM. Groves visited with his
friends at Dedham Sunday, returning
in the evening.
i Eva Taylor left for Atlantic Mon
day to visit a few days with her
friends at that place.
John Rutherford accompanied the
stock shipped by Olsen Bros. to Chi
cago on Tuesday evening.
Mabel and Gertie Cozine intend to
make visit with friends just south
OF Des Moines if nothing interferes.
| Olsen Bros. shipped car Of hogs to
the eastern markets the first of the
week. This was an extra fine car of
hogs.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Shearmap, of Cam
eron township, spent Sunday at the
home Of G. D. Hart and family in
Ross.
G. D. Taylor and Miss Updike, of
Coon Rapids, visited the first of the
week at the Geo. Stemm home near
Ross.
Harry Sprinkle has ceased to work
for Geo. Stemm the first part of the
week and returned to his home at
Manning.
/ John Cozine made trip to Extra
Sunday and visited with the Nels
Deertield family just west of the
Extra depot.
Miss Ethel Rees, of Oklahoma, but
formerly OF Ross, has been visiting
this week at the Harry Bovaird
| home near Ross.
Miss Durham leaves for Dow CITY
| "Wednesday where she will attend
school. Miss Durham is niece of
Mrs. l. S. Sherman.
Geo. McCuen purchased a new
buggy of the implement firm at Ross
and George believes that the best is
none too good for him.
Mrs. johnson, who has been visit
ing with her friends in the vicinity
of Ross departed for her home by the
way of Dedham Monday.
| Some of the farmers have been ex.
hibiting sample of their corn at Ross
and the ears are very we'll filled and
give promise of fair crop.
i Geo. Ross and family drove down
to F. G. Miller's home in Cameron
township and spent the day pleasant
ly in social chat Sunday.
| Miss Mary Clarke and her mother
from near Brayton visited at the w.
M. Greelee home over Sunday and
had very pleasant visit.
Ruhs Il Wilde sold fine buggy
to Ralph Carper this week and now
when Ralph comes to town he enjoys
the comforts of this easy riding
buggy.
Miss Bessie o. Brien is visiting this
week with Ella and May Schrieber,
of Melville township, where she is
passing a pleasant week with these
two friends.
Geo. Stemm has constructed new
barn this week just back of his shop
so now he has shelter for his horse
during the day when he drives in
from the farm.
Vert DuVall gave pleasant party
to his many friends at his beautiful
country home Friday evening, much
to the satisfaction and enjoyment of
those in attendance.
Messrs Tom and Will Buchanan, of
Guthrie county, spent the first of the
week with Harnessmaker Geo. Stemm
and family. Will is minister of the
gospel and is now preaching at Mt.
| Pleasant.
jamie McGill returned Tuesday
evening from her visit with relatives
in Crawford county. Miss jamie re-
ports most enjoyable visit and left
her relatives all we'll and in pros
porous condition.
Annie Moreland, while unloading
car OF coal at Ross the first of the
week was SO unfortunate as to drop
lump of coal on his foot, gripping
him SO that now when he walks YOU
can notice visible limp.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.