Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-12
! ROSS

James Lee had the boys come out
and put him in a fine new pump
Monday.
Markets to Tuesday night, corn
45c., wheat 53c., cats PC, Hogs 6
to 6.15.
Claud Nc Donald is now in the
store clerking, taking the place of
Albert Fest.
Mrs. M. L. Carper was quite sick
for few days the first of the week,
but is how improving.
Miss Fanny Bates is now duly in.
stalled and is working behind the
counters at the Farmers Store.
Grandma Leonard came down from
Manning last week and is visiting at
the home of Joe Leonard and family.
Al. Eddy has been busy the past
week digging cellar under his house
and otherwise adding to and fixing
it up.
Twelve cars of grain have been
shipped from Ross this season, eight
of wheat, three of corn and one of
oats.
Miss Winnie White was in tow
Tuesday looking after prospective
buyers tor book that she is canvass
ing for.
Allie Bamsey has decided to have
a sale to sell out and go west and try
that country. His sale will occur
Sept. 16.
/. s. Sherman has returned from
his vacation and has had a splendid
trip and is again back in the depot
hard at work.
Miss Anna Carper is suffering
great deal lately with very painful
finger that she got poisoned in some
unknown manner.
Everett Bates and wife and Mable
drove down to the County Farm Sun
day to visit with the Steward r. N.
Carper her father.
John Wagner has rented his farm
to Frank Miller and Tom Rutherford
and will devote his time to hog buy
ing and feeding stock.
Harry Nc Gill will begin working
next Monday for Geo. Ross to take
Camerons place until he gets we'll, as5
he is now improving nicely.
Miss Julia Hart was taken quite
suddenly sick last Sunday, needing
doctor to straighten her out. but
Tuesday she was much improvek.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cozine drove
over to the A. j. Eddy home Sunday
and spent very pleasant day talking
over events c the day and prospects
of the futur.
John Nc & vent up to Crawford
county tt 'igsG OF the week to do
the fall p ng on the firm he prr-
chased up there and to which he will
move in the spring.
Martin Olsen went TO Manning
Tuesday to see how things are pro.
crossing on the big farm he rented up
there and is now getting in good
shape for next year.
Miss Eva Miller of Audubon, ac-
companied by her friend Mary Sor-
rensen of Atlantic, came up to Ross
Tuesday and spent the day visiting
with relatives and friends.
Joe Leonard was in Ross last week
and purchased of the boys one of
their best buggies so that now in rain
or shine, rough or smooth roads he
can go when and where he pleases.
A fine new Marlin Rifle arrived in
Ross Tuesday evening for a young
man working at Glenn McCuens. 1t
is fine one and the young man will
no doubt derive much pleasure from
it.
Amas Foucher one of the largest
stock feeders around here has pur-
chased Mat Frosts corn and has a
harvester that he is cutting it up for
fodder hoping to derive much good
from it.
Chas. Hoffman has associated him
self with Mr.. Groves the new black
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the shop. He thoroughly knows how
to do the work and will do lust what
is proper.
Two young men had the misfortune
last week to loose themselves in sleep
as they were coming home from the
fair and as a result, lost their hats
and might have caught bad cold but
they didn't we guess.
F. L. Taylor and wife, John Love-
lace and son, Levi Kopp and wife
and Nancy Rutherford gathered at
the pleasant and hospitable home of
Chas.. Farnham last Sunday and spent
the day in visiting.
Milton Crow was down from GRAY
Monday and purchased OF Ruhs &
Wilde new buggy to take the place
of the one he got demolished in the
runaway some time ago where he lost
part of the little finger.
Albert Fest has resigned his posi-
ton at the Farmers Store and severed