Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-03-21
: ROSS !.
Ralph Miller visited at the home of
Nels Olsen, last Sunday.

Ralph Miller visited at the home of
Nels Olsen, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jingst spent Tuesday
in Ross, visiting with his brother.
Buy your seeders and disc harrows
at Ross, of Ruhs e Wilde, as they
handle the best.
Miss Gertie Cozine went down to
Atlantic, this week, to remain some
time visiting friends.
AdoIph Croft said it not so, about
his horse getting down in snowdrift
as he went on foot.
Miss Ethel Clark has gone to Den
nison to visit a couple of weeks with
her friends, at that place.
Miss Fanny Bates spent a very
pleasant Sunday, visiting her friend,
Miss Nancy Rutherford.
Miss Mae Smith visited, last Sun
day, with her friend, Miss Mate
French, at the county seat.
Say Farmers Do you know that
Ruhs Il Wilde sells the Avery corn
planter, the best on the market.
John Wagner's home was increased,
Wednesday morning, by the advent
of a big baby boy, that made its APP
pearance during the storm.
A number of farmers from Melville
township, during the past week were
up to Ross and purchased farm i'm
PIGMENTS of Ruhs Il Wilde
The pleasantness, Of last Sunday,
drew Miss Anna and Ethel French
out in the warm sunshine and over to
the home Of Miss Eva Taylor to spend
the day.
Charley Jordon sold fine gra y
horse 20 the horse buyers, this week.
Charley always has the best horses,
for which he can command the top of
the market.
Nels Olsen shipped a carload of fine
cattle, Tuesday, bought OF w. w.
Weston. Walt is a good feeder and
these cattle will bring the highest
market price.
d. A. Dorsey's brother, Of Valley
Junction, will arrive this week, and
will at once commence hauling milk
tor the Ross creamery, as they are il
need of few good haulers.
Mr.. S. NJ. Luse departed for Cedar
Falls, Monday evening, to visit Miss
Clara Luse, who has been very sick
for the past few weeks, but we hope
he will find her much improved.
Jeston Quimby departed, this weel
tor Des Moines, where he goes to
write insurance. Jeston is hustler
and has the ability to get next to men
and will do good work in that line
Charley and Louis Beers are be
coming chronic duck hunters. Blu
they are more successful than mos
Of the fellows. They come in ever,
night loaded down with-tired limbs
Charley Wilde had painful acci
/ dent, Tuesday evening, as he wa
helping to unload feed grinder from
the train 1t some way dropped ont,
his finger and smashed it quite badly
He had it dressed and it is now i'm
! proving nicely.
No disease is pleasant and som
much less so than others. Some ar
unpleasant for the way they make on
feel and Others for the way, the,
make one look. Mumps is one tina
hurts both ways, as Miss Sadie Olsol
is finding out, this week.
Inman Sherman had the good lucl
to kill four ducks at one shot, thi
week. We are inclined to believe
they were a good deal like a brothe
of ours, writing to us once, that h
had killed a Wild turkey and ending
9 He guessed it was wild, it coul,
fly"
School days are always the happies
days and each of us look back to thos
times and recall them to live agai
our youth. Especially do W
recall the entertainments we too
part in. and those who took part i
the one given at the close Of the terri
at the Bates school house will lon
be remembered. 1t was complet
success and spoke we'll of bot
Miss Morrisey and her pupils.