Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-08-29
: ROSS

Markets up to Tuesday evening:
corn 43, oats 30, wheat 533.
Rev. Faust has been at Waterloo
this last week attending camp meet
ing.
Chas. and Eva Taylor departed for
Dies Moines Tuesday to attend the
state fair.
Several from Ross took advantage
OF the excursion, Sunday, and went
up to Lake View.
Robert Rutherford and Samuel Jor-
don Sr. went to the State fair Tues
day to see the sights.
Harry Northup and Howard Rick
EFT both purchased buggies in Ross.
this week, and now ride in ease and
luxury.
Chas. Farnham and wife were at
the home OF A. j. Eddy's last Sun
day and spent day in neighborlv
| converse.
Miss Orissa French was at the home
of John Quimby, last week, assisting
Mrs. Quimby to look after some Of
her sewing.
Clyde Wilde drove through Ross.
Tuesday evening, on his way up to
Manning to attend to some life insur-
ance business.
Fred SEWERS and jim Rutherford
accompanied their lady friends to
Lake View last Sunday and had day
OF solid enjoyment.
The people of Ross and vicinity are
expecting to attend the county fair
the coming week and get all the
pleasure and profit possible.
Chas. Wilde sold his buggy. this
week, to Mr.. REYNOLDS and will now
order for himself fine new one to
make the fall canvass for goods.
Jimmie Rutherford who has been
visiting for week with many friends
will return this week to Crawford
county where he has been working all
summer.
P. A. Rasmussen and wife and
| children, from Audubon, were up,
Sunday, visiting at the home of the
expert butter maker at the creamery.
Bertel Jensen.
Ruhs and Wilde were out to the
George Ross home the last of the
week to move his wind mill from one
we'll to another to supply him with
water for his stock.
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Free admission tickets to the Au-
dubon County Fair. How to get
them? Read our adj on the Audubon
page. LIDO BROTHERS,
Audubon. Iowa.
Chas. Wilde and wife drove down
to Extra Wednesday last week and
thence on to the reunion at Anita.
Chas. is back at work out Mrs. Will
de is staying at home visiting her
parents.
4 Next week we will chronio,,
wedding. the bride is fair and brignc
and the groom is bright and falr.
guess we can't go any farther but
wait until we can give the whole par
ticulars.
Inman Sherman the genial operator
here is away on his vacation this
week free from the responsibility and
care. Chas. Dover is supplying while
he is away and too is taking good ar e
of everything.
Henry Conboy has rented his farm
to Sam McGin and is looking around
in Ross to see if he can find good To-
cation on which to build him home
where he can take the rest of life in
quiet and peace.
William McCaw and Gordon Story
arrived home. Tuesday, from Mime
sofa where they had been for a week
!, looking over the country and were
we'll pleased with everything and be-
f lieve the prospects there for crop
, were as good as hore.
Jake Ruhs went down to Des
Moines Tuesday to look at the new
machinery and latest things along
this line to see if he can get anything
!, better for his line. He will combine
pleasure with business andbuy some
goods to fill up his stock.
) George Stemm has turned into a
, vertible horse trader. We don't konw
if he believes there is more money in
that than in the harness business but
anyhow he has made several horse
) trades, each time getting better
horse or we suppose each man thinks
that.
w. j. Callow, Chas. johnson, Lou
Corwin and Henry Ruhs returned
home this week from South Dakota
highly elated with what they saw.
All bought farms but Lou Corwin
and believe they have bargains, and
they have too for that is the new
paradise and offers the same oppor-
tunity we had twenty years ago.
A number of the young people are
to gather Friday out at the home of
Clint Stemm to talk together and to
enjoy each Others company. We will
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