Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-05-15
ROSS

sic; oats, 3sc; wheat, So.
Miss Virginia. Wilson was caller
in our city Monday night.
Albert Fest was home, Sunday,
and visited with his family.
Chas. Hoffman was over at Coon
Rapids, Sunday, visiting friends.
John Kiest, whe works for Stemm,
has been laying off this week on ac
count of sickness.
Vert Duval is moving the barn on
his place and fixing it up in little
more modern style.
Tom Ochletree and Fred McCrystal
drive new buggies that they purchas-
ed of the boys in Ross.
Fred Sievers was guest Sunday at
the home of County Recorder O. G.
Donaldson, in Audubon.
Ferdinand Weiderstein purchased a
bill of lumber the past week at the
new yard to enlarge his house.
George McCuen has received the
lumber for his new house and will
soon have the building erected.
A. X. Hoise came to town the other
day and sold thousand bushels of
corn to the Leake Elevator Company.
Elmer Johnson drove over by Beth
ell, last Sunday, and passed pleasant
day at the home of James Edwards.
Mr.. Brown, one Of the agents tor
the Plano Machine Company, was in
town the first of the week helping the
boys sell goods.
George Stemm had the misfortune
Sunday TO lose fine horse. This was
a very valuable animal, worth not
less tnan S125.G0.
Quite q crowd of young people
gathered at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Turner, Sunday, and
and had most enjoyable time.
Sheldon Bates gave another OF those
pleasant dancing parties at his home
last Thursday night and the light fan
tastic was kept up until toward
morning.
Harry Bates found out the other
day that broncho is not always as
/ good as a native for his gave out
Monday, and they had to walk uE
hill home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie auimby are al
his home at present and will remain
there for time or until they can gel
the rooms now occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Wilde.
Frank Barrett has concluded tha
he and his family are entitled to g
little better than ina wagon and 81
was here the other day and bought {
nice new carriage.
The other night a party of young
people in gala attire went to the HON,
of Nels Olsen and as this crowd never
gathers for nothing and know how Il
enjoy themselves they did SO on THU
occasion.
Manager Dave Hart, of the Trans
Mississippi Elevator, has received or
ders from the firm to ship out all hls
oats and consequently he put out SIX
thousand bushels IN the cars, the first
of the week.
Albert Gutzmaer does not believ
in having women work themselves t,
death and when he was in town Tues
day took new washing machin
/ hot Il
might be much lightened.
John Lovelace and son and G. G
McDonaldson and wife expect to pas
next Sunday at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Everetts, SO we are in
formed, and if they do we feel SUR
they will have splendid good time
One of our young men. started t
| town not long ago with undue hast
or forgetfulness we do not know
which or it may be he drove some dis
lance at any rate when he got to Au
} dubon the vehicle sounded like an an
Gent mover from Arkansaw, cryin.
loud for lubricating oil. After thi
was supplied he got home all right
Wants Others To Know.
ssI have used DeWitt's Little Early Risers 70
!, constipation and torpid liver and they are a
right am glad to endorse them for I thin
| when we find good thing we ought to IL
? others know it." writes Alfred Heinze Quincy
Ill They never grippe or distress Sure, SAT
pills. Nick Doffing & Go
STATEHOOD BILL is PASSED.
Omnibus Measure Is Adopted by tn
House Without Division.