Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-01-24
ROSS

Markets 544c, Corn 26!c,
Oats 199c.
Lou Beers was laid up the. first OF
the week with la grippe.
Miss Bessie O'Brine spent Monday
visiting at the Bates home.
Frank Miller shelled corn for d.
A. Dorsey up in Viola township.
Allie Quimby shelled corn the frs,
of the week for w. j. Leake Il Co.
Friday a boy put in its appearance
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nc
Cuen.
Ernest Falkowsky bad 1900 bu-
shells of corn shelled out last Wed :
nesdav.
Mrs VIM Diest went to Gray
Monday To visit with the III. B. Shell
ly family.
jim Rice returned home from Car
roll Tuesday where he had been atten-
dim to business.
Albert Fancher returned home Fri
day from Powsheik county where he
has been on visit
Frank Buckner is soon to build an
addition to his house which will
make him neat home.
Ed. Pine, from over east of Extra,
spent Sunday with his friend, Thos.
Ocheltree, west OF town.
The German Evangelical church
is holding meetings in their church
and are meeting with good success.
Thos. Single is making prepare
tions to trip the light fantastic at the
masquerade soon to be held in Anita
Miss Ellie Bates came home Wed
nesday with her uncle, Ed. Bates,
and will visit her cousins for time.
The literary at the Bates school
house has been postponed for couple
of weeks on account of the small poX
scare.
Ed. Bates returned home from
Clinton county Wednesday, where he
had been visiting relatives and old
time friends.
a brother in law Of Frank Taylor
who has been here from Deep River
visiting tor time went to his home
last Saturday.
Gus Delman who Went to Indiana
some time ago wrote back that he
has a good position firing on one OF
the roads there.
a brother of Nels Olsen, who has
been visiting him for a time from
South Dakota, returned to his home
Wednesday evening.
j. j. Courtney is buying grain at
the Trans Mississippi this week while
Dave Hart waits upon his wife who
is very sick in Audubon.
Ruhs and Wilde have added a safe
to the fixtures in their office Il is
is fire proof and burglar tight and
will be valuable possession to them.
George Townsend, of Audubon,
was in town Wednesday. George is
representing a we'll known fruit tree
agency and is Il man that all can
trust
Frank Keller, who has worked the
past year for Amos Fancher, left
Wednesday evening for the eastern
part Of the state for a visit with
friends.
The Methodists nave intended to
start Il series of meetings in Ross this
week but Rev. LOOMS was not able
to do the work ant. so they will be
postponed.
Have you seen our Giant King
feed grinders. They are the best
The gearing is he best draft, the
work the best the price the lowest.
See us. Runs and Wilde.
A crowd of yonDg people came
down to the Bates school house last
literary hight and assisted in the pro-
gram They are Il we'll behaved and
NICE crowd ana are always welcome.
John Cozine is on the program tor
the farmers institution the subject
OF Free Rural Deliveries. John will
make a good talk on that subject as
he knows the benefits and talks not
from theory but facts.
The Nj. WAS. Of Viola Center
give dance tonight at their hall and
are making preparations 10 have a
good time. When they get III the
woods they generally have a fine time
aud this will be no exception.
This season there is large death rate
among children from Group and lung troubles
Prompt action will save the little ones from
these terrible diseases We know of nothing
so certain to give instant relief as One Minute