Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-27
ROSS

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is having ONE tin work done on his
house by a timer from Gray.
Jas. Rice of Kirkman was in Ross
the last of the week visiting with his
friends and transacting business for a
few hours.
Anna Viewer and Mary Leo mad of
Audubon, came up and spent the day
with their friends in Ross and passed
a very ENJOYABLE day.
Ruhs Il Wilde sold buggies this
week to the following gentlemen:
Mr.. Nitzel, Fred Ruhs, T. y. Ander-
son and Chas. Stemm.
Olsen Bros. shipped a car of fat
hogs to the eastern markets the first
of the week for which they received
the highest market price.
Now make hay while the sun shin
es and buy your haying tools of those
who always have the best. Get them
at Ruhs II Wilde, Ross, la.
Chas. Stemm sold a fine horse to
Frank Taylor Monday tor S125. This
was one OF Chas. best horses and was
a very reasonable price for this an
imal.
Some of our energetic people now
ed the weeds down in the Ross streets
which adds much to the appearance
of the town and speaks we'll for her
citizens.
Ben Train and lady spent Sunday
at the Chas. Wilde home in Ross and
thoroughly enjoyed themselves as
people always do who stop at this
hospitable home.
The crops about Ross look as we'll
as any in most any part of the coun-
try and corr is very clean and free
from weeds which speaks we'll for
the farmers of this vicinity.
Rob't. Rutherford and wife return
ed home Monday from their North
Dakota trip. They have been absent
about ten days and during this time
they have had a most enjoyable time.
Mrs. w. ii. Bowman of Extra
mother of Mrs. Chas. Wilde was up
from Extra and passed Monday
night with Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas.
Wilde. She returned home or the
Tuesday morning tram.
A new blacksmith has opened a
shop in Ross, a party from Dedham
and will be ready for business in a
few days. Ross is a good point for
II shop and there is plenty of work
to keep a man very busy.
A number of the young people a.
bout Ross went out to the Cozine
home on last Sunday and passed the
day very pleasantly and all felt we'll
repaid for the time spent as any does
who spends a day at this home.
Albert Fest the accommodating
clerk at the Farmer'sstore has return
ed from his vacation trip and feels
rested up SO he can begin work at the
store with new vigor, Albert is a
good clerk and gives good satisfaction.
Jake Ruks of the enterprising i'm
plement firm of Ruhs IL Wilde sold
his tifty-seven acre farm the first of
the week to G. H. Sampson. The
price per acre being $500. This
is extra good land and a very reason
able price.
John Wagner returned from his
land viewing trip in MINI, the first
of the week. John is we'll pleased
with the country and thinks that
and almost as good as Iowa land.
We did not learn whether he purch-
ased land or not.
Jake Ruhs the hustling implement
man made a business trip TO Omaha
Monday where he will spend a few
days purchasing implements for his
firm. Ruhs IL Wilde sells lots of
goods as they believe in carrying only
first class stock which always sells
the best.
Harry Sprinkle of Manning arrived
in Ross the first of the week and be-
gan work Immediately for our gem
ial harness maker, Geo. Stemm. His
business is rapidly increasing and he
finds that he requires more help to do
work that he has to do. Ross is a
very enterprising business point and
all the business men are doing a good
business.