Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-09-26
: ROSS

| ioo Doois is ousy putting up q
fine large barn for future commences.
! Miss Ida Cozine was down to At
lantic last week visiting with friends.
| Amos Fancher finished cutting up
the fodder this week for John Wag-
ner.
John Wagner finished threshing
Monday aud now has the grain all
safe in the granary.
Fred Weiderstine had the thresher
at his place this week hulling out his
crop of small grain.
Sheriff, F. L. Anderson was out
Sunday and spent the day at the
home of A. e. Bates
AT Matt Frost's sale Tuesday every
thing sold at good reasonable figure
and went off pleasantly.
Fred Chase departed the first of the
week fer Marshalltown, to visit
short time with relatives and friends
there.
Miss Anna Boust spent good part
of last week in Omaha visiting friends
and enjoying the sights of the AK Sar
Ben.
Joe johnson shelled out his old
corn last week and put it on the mar
ket receiving good round price for
| the same.
Mrs. Olsen and her daughter Phebe
and Sadie spent Monday at the home
of Mart Olsen visiting and ENJOYING
the day.
Ben Ruhs and family spent very
pleasant day Sunday at the home of
Enoch Emery visiting and talking
over the prospects of the future.
Dick Fancher took his fine horse
down to Audubon the first of the
week and left it there to be broken
and trained TO be good gentle driv-
err.
Fred Horning had Frank Miller
out to his place Wednesday to she'll
out lot of his corn, which he haul
ed to the ranch of John Liken up bv
Gray.
VIM. Swanson one of the prosper
Gus farmers of Cameron township had
good lot of corn shelled out Thurs
day that brought him goodly sum
of money.
Chas. Beers expects to soon move
to his fathers place and farm it the
coming season, while his father is
thinking of moving to Ross to take
future life easy.
Elmer johnson was in town last
week and purchased of Ruhs 81 Wilde
one of their far famed buggies and of
course is now reaping the reward of
the moonlight season.
Ruhs II Wilde were out at the
home of Frank Buckner, last Friday,
and put up for him fine, new wind
mill, changing the pump and other
wise fixing up in general.
A new barn is being erected on the
place on which John McGill lives,
that will add to the appearance of the
farm and much to the convenience
during the cold of the winter.
Sam Jordon ST.. sold his place Mon
day to Theodore Martin and realized
neat little raise in the original
price. He is talking of buying more
lots and erecting new buildings for
his future home.
L. G. Kopp believes that his wife
should have some of the modern con-
venience, as well as himself and so
came the other day and purchased of
Ruhs u Wilde a fine new Bement
range that has become so famous
throughou the whole country.
If the plans OF the people talking,
mateialize, there will be several new
houses go up in town the COM
ing year. They can come here and
build and are free from the high lax
es of the larger towns and too can
have all the modern conviences.
We have now added line of stoves
both range, cook stoves and heaters to
our line and carry piping. buckets
and everything in that line. We are
making competitors squirm, Just call
and see them if you don't believe it.
RUHs Il WILDE.
E. j. Adams living in Cameron
| township has decided to build store
in Ross and has leased the ground of
A. j. Leake, just across the street
! from the Farmers store and has torn
down the corn cribs and began work
| Wednesday. The building will be PAX
SO when completed. Thirteen farm
ers volunteered to haul the lumber
free for him, SO it will soon be all
there. Albert Fest will have the man
agement of it and it will have good
patronage from the first.