Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-03-20
ROSS
Albert Fest and wife were business
visitors in Carroll last week.

Albert Fest and wife were business
visitors in Carroll last week.
j. j. Quimby sold a fine horse. last
Tuesday, to Saul Kinney, of Manning.
Ross Passmore is now down at Au-
dnbon working for Morrisey & Ruhs.
Charlie Wilde and wife were look
ing at lots, Tuesday, hunting them
out new location.
A. j. Eddy was in Ross, Tuesday,
shaking hands with old time friends
who were glad to see him.
Adolph Kraft left on Tuesday for a
trip to North DAKOTA to remain, we
understand, for tome time.
Albert Jingst has gone to Hancock
county, Illinois, to visit with his rel
atives and friends.
Claude Mcdonald was in town this
week and purchased his spring outfit
of machinery of the new firm.
Miss Clara Luse, one of the best
teachers in the county, will WELD the
rod at the Bates school this spring.
Chas. Taylor returned from Allan
tic, Tuesday, where he had been for a
few days visiting relatives and friends.
Herman Rable moved his household
goods, the past week, to place west
of Ross where he will live this sum.
mer.
Misses Gertie and Mable Cozine
came home on Tuesday from their At
lantic visit, having had delightful
time.
Frank Miller hauled his shelter
over to Gus Hahn's place and is now
turning out the yellow corn from off
the cob.
Henry Maglll was back from Craw.
ford county, the past week attending
to business matters and shaking hands
with his friends.
Sam Jordan and Roe Passmore
drove to Viola Center, Monday night,
and made music for the M. w. A.
dance given there.
Charles Farnham delivered four
hundred bushels of wheat in town
this week and received good sum for
this part of last years labors.
Miss Nancy Rutherford is now duly
installed as clerk in The Farmers
Store. John finds it necessary to in
crease his help as trade increases.
Jay Bridenstine, who was taken i'll
at Des Moines, was brought home last
Saturday. He is much improved and
on the high road to rapid recovery.
George Northup was in Ross, last
week, and purchased, of Fred Ruhs,
| six thousand brick that he will use in
making foundation for new house
Elmer johnson, of Viola township,
has decided to haul milk this season
and was in Ross the other day and
purchased new wagon for that pur-
pose.
Miss Clara schaman, an aunt of
Mrs Ralph Carper, arrived here on
Wednesday morning TO take care of
her niece who has been quite low for
some time.
Miss Maude Miller, of Audubon.
came up to Ross last week and visited
with her friends in and near town.
Miss Maude is always a Welcomed
guest up here.
Taking last year as a precedent that
this year might be dry Mr.. King has
been in Ross the past week and put
down good we'll for Henry Conboy
and one for John Stuart.
Charlie Wilde has purchased half
interest in tie Harry Bates implement
stock and the firm, so we understand, ;.
will be Bates 4 Wilde Charley is.
we'll known toall their customers and
the boys expect to push it for all they
are worth.
\ Will Schrader and Mary Ballou
were married, last Wednesday, at the
home of the brides parents. These
young young people are strong in
character and are backed by score of
friends who have every confidence in
them to go ahead in life and make a
success in the affairs of the world.