Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-01-23
: ROSS

Geo. Stemm was at Audubon on
business, Tuesday.
Mr.. A. Firebaugh, of Fiscus, spent
Sunday at Sam MagilPs.
Miss Laura Larson visited at the j.
j. Quimby home Sunday.
Olsen Bros. shipped car of hogs
to Omaha Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ralph Carper visited at the
home of F. Miller, Wednesday.
A large number attended the fun
eral of Will Schrader last Friday.
Do you want one? The best grinders
out. The Janney. Harry Bates
Fred Ruhs took dinner with his
brother in Melville township Sunday.
Bib Smith and Minnie Krauel at
tended the dance at Gray Friday eve.
Clara Luse visited at the home of
her uncle, Harvey Maharg the first of
the week.
To people who are in need of coal
Leake received two carloads the first
of the week.
Clint Stemm and Mabel Cozine at
tended the meetings in Audubon
Tuesday night.
Albert Fest's little child who was
very sick with the tonsilitis is better
at this writing.
Frank Miller delivered fine bunch
OF hogs last Saturday and received
fine sum of money for them.
John Zaiger has been taking advan-
tage of the good roads and hauling in
his large crop of oats to Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MarkIey spent
Sunday at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Dennick near Dedham,
Mrs. N. j. Dewey and John L.
Thomas departed for Shelby county
to visit relatives and friends Tuesday,
The meetings at Ross, in the Ger
man church, are meeting with good
success and many turn out each night.
Elwood Buckner's wife and daugh.
ter are on the sick list this week but
all hope to see them around again
soon.
Howard Rickett, who was very
sick, is up and around again, and Os-
car. who also was sick. is some better
again.
Grandpa Dryer, of near Audubon,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. John
Zaiger.
Walter Lee, who was recently in
Missouri, speaks highly of that coun-
try but we yet believe that Iowa is
the best of all.
Mrs. Ed Finch and daughter Hazel
and Mr.. Will Hubbard, of Audubon.
spent Sunday at the pleasant home
of Mrs. Dewey.
Frank Miller is Smelling corn for
F. L. Taylor who sold 1000 bushels,
receiving therefor a good return for
the years labor.
The Farmers Telephone line will
soon be completed as they have poles
set in Ross and all they need is the
phones and the wires.
The lntemperance, Cigarette and
Temperance League will be held at
Ross in the church Thursday night,
Geo. Stemm, manager.
Mr.. Groves, the village blacksmith.
is again back in his old place and
Scott y Titterington have quit and
moved back to Audubon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. johnson visited
at the home of Geo. Stemm Sunday
and had most pleasant visit talking
over the events of the week.
Mr.. Fred Dewey, of Portsmouth,
purchased fine stock animal from
John L. Somers last Wednesday and
shipped it home Friday from Ded-
ham.
Mr.. Glasford, from Dedham, will
open q barber shop here the first of
the week and should receive good
and liberal trade from all the country
round.
The party at Mendenhall's Friday
night was well attended by those
who love the festive fancies of mirth
who tiptoed over the hill to that
place and meier left until the morn.
ing hours were dawning ere they
went home.
Byers Goes to Washington.
Des Moines, Jan. 18.-Adjutant Cen
eral Byers left for Washington yester-
day to attend the meeting Of the Ma
tional Guard association. r. ia az.