Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-02-07
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Fred Ruhs ate dinner at the hom
of S. Wilson, Sunday.
Ed Bates was busy Tuesday having
a fine lot Of hay baled.
The little boy of Charley Bamsey!
was quite sick the first of the week
Markets for Tuesday, Corn 81,
Oats 20, Wheat 50, Barley 81, Hogs
1875.
Mrs.Sherman, mother of Inman re-
turned to her home at Jefferson last
Saturday.
John Kempt worked at the Leke
ELEVATOR during the absence of Will
Williamson.
Ruhs and Wilde received a nice line
OF buggy and work harness the first
of the week.
Dave Hart had the timers ont the
first of tie week putting the finishing
touches to his roof.
Allie Quimby sold his team of
mules last week to one of the horse
buyers in Audubon.
Harry Bovaird left Monday for the
east part of the state to visit with his
relatives and friends.
Rev. Loomis failed to get to Ross
last Sunday night and as consequence
there was no service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jengst drove
into Ross Wednesday and visited at
the home of Chas. Beers.
Jim Rutherford expects to 60 to
Crawford county the first of next
month to work on farm.
The land on which Harve Williams
lives has been sold but we did not
learn who the purchaser was.
Adam Rutherford left Monday for
Iowa City where we understand he
has position waiting for him.
Henry Ruhs was in Ross Tuesday
looking for good team ofhorses hay
Ing disposed of his other team.
Ed Bates shipped car of good bal
ed hay to st. Louis the first of the
week where the market is good.
Nels Olsen shipped car of cattle
from Audubon Wednesday and car
of hogs from Ross the same night.
George Carpenter from up near
Dedham was attending to business of
a pressing nature near Ross last Sun
day.
Sheldon Bates and his two sisters
and cousin spent Saturday evening
very pleasantly at the home of Thos
Ocehletree.
Levi Kopp returned home Satur
day from HI where he had been for
some time visiting with relatives and
boyhood friends.
Mrs. J. F. Luse and her sister Mrs.
Snyder from Nebraska were visiting
in Ross with her many friends be-
tween trains Sunday.
Gertie Williamson. who has been
at the Reynolds home in Greeley
township is home taking rest be-
meath the parental roof.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. In
man Sherman is slowly recovering
and is now entirely out of danger
which all are pleased to know.
Fred Roe, who worked for time
tor Thos. Single in the blacksmith
shop left Saturday evening for Audi
bon and is working in a shop there.
John Fancher, brother Of Richard
and Amos with his wife came in from
their home In the eastern part of the
state last Thursday and remained IN.
til after the death and burial of his
sister in law.
Dave Bell and Mr.. Cutman from
Crawford county were at the home
of John McGill the first of the week.
We understand that they report
shostage OF help in that county and
farms will come at premium.
Fred Ruhs, Howard Picket, Fav
Bamsey, Roe Passmore, John Koch,
Harry McGill and Frank Bamsey
went up to Gray last Friday night
and took in the dance at that place
and report social good time.
Friday invitations are out for a
party at the home of Il. A. Miller.
This is one of the places when youth
is wont to gather and spend the even
ing pleasantly knowing before they
go that there will be good time.
Wednesday night the lovers Of the
fantastic gathered at the home of Chas
Beers and we'll when the music
started the feet began to move also
and they just kept them going swing
ing on the corner and "balancin alp
until all were satitied.
Friday night will see the young
people of Ross gathering in holiday
attire at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.