Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-23
ROSS

%. Sewers, living west of Ross is
quite i'll this week.
Allie Mills returned home Tuesday
| from visit down south.
| Frank Miller was visitor in Audu-
bon Sunday for short time.
Sert Reynolds purchased ne,g
wagon of the boys this week.
Inman Sherman disposed of his
family COW this week to John Wag-
ner.
Harry Arnold of Audubon, was at
tending to business affairs in Ross
Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Bates was quite ill the
last Of the week but at present is much
improved.
Markets Tuesday, oats 25}, wheat SO,
corn ~, hogs $6.25, butter ISL, eggs II,
chicks 7ac.
Leonard Jordan purchased a fine set
of driving harness of our harness
maker this week.
Lu Weiderstein bought a wagon of
Bates & Wilde this used in gathering
his big crop of corn.
Harry Bates and Dave Hart were
business callers in Manning Monday
evening between trains.
Mrs. BERTHE Jensen, wife of the
buttermaker, was attending to busi-
ness in Audubon Tuesday.
Mrs. John Quimby and Mrs. Allie
Quimby were calling on friends in the
county seat Tuesday afternoon.
Jake Ruhs of Audubon was a Sum
day visitor at the F. L. Taylor home
and passed very pleasant day.
Mrs. Allie Quimby went out Friday
and visited over Sunday with her par
ents who reside out west of Audubon,
Geo. Jensen is running the creamery
this week in the absence of his brother
Berthe Jensen, who is the buttermake r
there.
John Schrader returned home Mon
day evening from Kalona, Ia, where
he had been attending the funeral of
brother.
Amas Possehn is erecting big
barn on his fine farm near Ross to pro.
tect his stock from the coming cold
weather.
Nels Olsen shipped out a car ofcattle
to the Omaha markets Monday even
ing which he bought around Ross the
past week.
Mrs. w. H. Bowman of Extra, came
up from her home the last of the week
and IS visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Wilde.
Mrs Lois Stuart bought in two cars
of cattle from her ranch to Ross Tues
day evening which were shipped to
the Chicago markets.
Berthe Jensen buttermaker at the
Ross creamery departed for Mil
wapkee Saturday to visit with rela-
tives and attend to business.
Geo. Stemm sold his fine Black
wood King horse to Preston Bros. OF
Audubon the last of the week,
receiving very fancy price for him.
Peter Nelson, living out in Viola
township, is hauling material from
Ross this week preparatory to placing
a new foundation under his house.
Miss Matte Beers went up to Mann
ing the last of the week to help her
sister, Mrs. Albert Fest, to get things
arranged in their new home having
just recently moved there.
While Jas. Rutherford was out on
the wagon Friday he got stuck in the
mud and was Obliged to unload the
wagon before he could extricate the
wagon and team from the mire.
Geo. Stemm, the genial and Jolly
proprietor of the Ross harness shop
was business caller in the county
capital Tuesday afternoon for q few
hours attending to matters of business
Glen McCuen is identifying his new
restaurant building with new coat Of
paint this week. He does not know
yet when he will open up for business
but expects to begin as soon as posi-
BILE.
w. A. Huffman of South Dakota
who has been visiting with his
brother, Chas. here for some time, left
for Coon Rapids and from there be
expects to return to his work in South
Dakota.
Bates & Wilde have on exhibition a
their store a patent stove clamp fo
fastening the pipe into the chimney
manufactured by B. A. Stocking o
Audubon. 1t is very neat affair ane
will prove ready seller.
Ben Carr was thrown off of hors,
he was riding Tuesday evening severe
!. ly bruising his face and body bu
fortunately no bones were broken anc