Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-05-16
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VIM. Dorsy and wife spent Sunday
with her father and mother.
A. Olsen visited last Sunday at the
pleasant home OF Mart Olsen.
Ralph Duvall spent Sunday at the
home of his friend, James Edwards.
John Koch expects to go to Nebras-
ka, in July, to work for a short time.
Charley Baker went to Manning,
Saturday, and visited for a time with
friends.
Mrs. Robert Rutherford visited,
Sunday, with the family, of William
McCaw.
Everett Norton and wife visited
Sunday at the home of her brother,
Harry Northup.
Jeston Quimby went up to Man
ming, Tuesday, to look up some life
insurance money.
Miss Ethel French and Mabel Co.
zine were in Ross, Tuesday, doing
some shopping.
Miss Jennie Jay came out this week
and is visiting at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Wat Fry.
John Wagner shipped a car of hogs
and one car of cattle to the Omaha
markets, last week.
Miss Daisy and Lou Harmon, over
west, will entertain some of their
lady friends, Sunday.
The work on the parsonage has be.
gun and the cellar shows a foundation
that will support a big house.
A car of sawdust arrived in town,
Monday, and the various farmers were
busy hauling it to saw their ice.
Irv Eddy is expected home, this
week, from Chicago where he has been
in attendance at a medical college.
Fred Tessmans have raised the roof
on their kitchen and has rebuilt some
so that he has quite a nice home.
Nels Olsen, the hustling stock man
around Ross, shipped two cars of cat
tie Tuesday over the Rock Island to
Chicago.
Joe Leonard drove into town, Tues,
day, with a nice load of hogs and sold
them to John Wagner, getting 1925
for the same.
Sam Jordan and family hitched up,
last Sunday, and drove over to the
home of Joe johnson and spent the
day visiting.
j. w. Kelly has added a new or
gan to his home, so that now even
tide is drowned in the melody that
ZONES therefrom.
Alice Eddy goes to Dow City
Thursday to visit for a time with her
sister, Mrs. Jas. Sherman, who re-
sides at that place.
Mrs. Edmund Dunn arrived from
home at Marion, Iowa, the first of
the week and is visiting with her sis
ter, Mrs. Nels Olsen.
Now if you want a cultivator that
is right in every detail and will do
you good work, Ruhs & Wildeare the
ones to sell it to you.
Clarence Shingledecker was up in
this vicinity last Sunday and in conl-
pany with his friend attended church
at Bethel in the evening.
Albert Fest, the genial clerk at
the Farmers store, made a flying trip
to Manning, Tuesday, to attend to
matters of personal business.
Chas. Taylor departed, Wednesday,
for Belle PIaine to be present at the
marriage of his uncle, Chas. Sherman
that takes place the following day.
Rev. Forest, of the German church
moved, last week, to the house down
by Mrs. Lees home, where he will
live until his home is completed.
Fred Siemson has tired of riding in
a wagon or old vehicle and went down
to Ross, and bought of the boys one
of their best Kratzer buggies, last
week.
Geo. Winters has changed his milk
route from Viola Center to Ross, be
cause he could get quicker service and
give his patrons more tor their but
ter or milk.
Ruhs u Wilde had two on the road
Tuesday delivering goods. They have
sold out OF the planters and can get
no more of the kind wanted for their
trade until next year.
For Sale.
Six hole corn shelter and owe
good as new, eaSy terms Tnn,iira .t