Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-05-02
ROSS
Nels Olsen shipped a car of hogs to
the eastern markets, Tuesday.

Nels Olsen shipped a car of hogs to
the eastern markets, Tuesday.
The Germans have begun to dig the
cellar for their new church building.
Mrs. Courtney is still on the sick
list and John is still doing the work.
Misses Mae Smith and Light were
guests, Tuesday, at the John Quimby
home.
Miss Allie Sampson spent a very
pleasant Sunday with her friend,
Allie Turner.
Roe Passmore and Charley Taylor
were the guests Of their friends in
Ross, Sunday.
Albert Fancher and wife spent a
pleasant day, Sunday, visiting at
Henry Turner's.
Miss Olsen was out home Sunday
and spent the day very pleasantly
with her parents.
Miss chatham, from Crawford
county, is spending the week at the
home of John McGill.
Ray Bamsey and lady friend drove
over to Bethel church, Sunday, to
listen to divine service.
Wat Frye and wife and Allie Bam-
sey visited Sunday with their friends,
Everett Bates and family.
j. w. Callow and family spent
Sunday at the home of their prosper
Gus and well-to-do friend. A. Jingst.
F. L. Taylor and wife Sunday ed in
the good old fashioned manner and
visited at the Charles Ochletree home.
Nels Olsen bought a fine bunch of
hogs from each Chas. Jingst and D.
D. Sampson, the first part of the
week.
Chris Kraule and Robert McGill
went over to the Turner home, last
Sunday, and visited with their tiiend
Clarence.
Robert Rutherford purchased the
town property, this week, of j. F..
Luse so that the latter gentleman has
not a foot of ground left here.
Don't sweat when you can keep
from it. Don't long for ice cream
when you can get ice handy. Go to
Ruhs & Wilde and get it reasonable
and the best going.
D. d. Sampson, Harry Northup
and Harley Ewing took INTO them
selves buggies this week IRON the
hustling, progressive and wide awake
firm of Ruhs Il Wilde.
Don't you want to paint up this
spring? Well we don't care if you
paint up Or down. All that we want
to know is that you get your boiled
linseed oil of Ruhs Il Wilde.
Miss Nellie Luse was down from
Carroll last week visiting with her
cousins and many other friends. Miss
Nellie is not forgotten among those
who knew her, nor will she soon be
forgotten either.
Thos. Single bid farewell, Tues
day, to his many friends in Ross and
shipped all his effects to Manning
where he will Immediately open up a
shop and be glad at any time to meet
any of his old friends.
The good things OF life, like the
bad ones, never come singly. Chris
Hahn has invited a number of his
neighbors and friends to assemble at
his home, Saturday. for a night of
dancing and pleasure.
Robert Rutherford disposed of his
Dakota land last weak to j. f. Luse,
receiving about one dollar of a raise
on it. This is a good deal and one
that anyone can make for land is
steadily advancing every week.
Miss Mable Cozine is expected
home, Wednesday, from Oklahoma
where she has been most of the winter
enjoying the soft, salubrious climate
and the many and varied changes at
tendant upon the developement of any
new country.
call work and no play makes Jack
a dull boy So think Jas. Northup
and his wife and Saturday night the
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holiday attire and the old violin will
start young feet to going through
those peculiar actions that our ances-
tors SO long ago framed and practiced
and to this age itSis enjoyed with Just
the same keeness that those OF other
days did.
Did you ever sit in the quiet pre-
cincts of home when naught but the
cricket chirped or the dim unmusical
chorus rose from a neighboring frog
pond, planning for the future or per-
haps think over the manifold mis-
takes of the past, and have a troop of
people break in upon that reverie and
it took you some time to imagine
what on earth they wanted? We did
once when we was a boy. The TAYLOR
family did Just that same thing, last
Wednesday night. You remember you
just kind OF gasped and then did not
know what to say next. Well these
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