Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-10-30
ROSS

Mrs. Henry Ruhs was quite sick the
first of the week.
Robert Rutherford is now nicely To-
Gated in his new home.
Geo. McCuen is erecting big barn
on his farm north of town.
Henry Conboy is back from his trip
to Vail and is much improved.
Chas. Stemm drove over from his
home Sunday and visited his father.
Harvey Maharg was in town last
week and bought wagon of the boys.
Pat German had Allie Quimby and
Ed Rutherford paint his barn recently.
Markets: Wheat 52c oats 24c, corn
465c, chickens 7!c, eggs lie, butter 15I.
Minnie Kraul went down to Audu-
bon between trains Wednesday morn
ing.
Fred Deitman had Frank Miller
shell out lot of corn for him the first
of the week.
Mrs. John Magill was down from
her home at Vail this week visiting
her son Sam.
Roe Pasmon got back Tuesday from
his visit up to Buck Grove where he
had pleasant time.
Sheldon Bates bought car of cattle
the first of the week of Ed Finch the
hustler down by Audubon.
Mr.. E. Sewers who has been quite
III Tor some time was reported some-
what improved the first of the week.
Last Monday while Jimmie Ruth
erford was out on the wagon he had
breakdown that laid him up for few
hours.
Wagner and McCuen the wide
awake stock firm of Ross shipped a
car of hogs to the Omaha markets
Monday evening.
Annie Yarger who is to work in the
Booton hotel in Audubon commenced
work at the Glen McCuen home in
Ross the first of the week.
Fred Craft now enjoys the comforts
OF an easy riding buggy he purchased
of our implement dealers Bates &
Wilde the first of the week.
Fred Ruhs who runs the A. J. Leake
elevator at Ross drove over Sunday
to Melville and passed a pleasant day
with his brother Geo. and4amily.
jacob Ruhs of the implement firm
OF Morrisey q Ruhs of Audubon was
IN attendance at the party at the F. C.
Taylor home last Friday evening.
Berthe Jensen the butter maker was
at Milwaukee last week getting back
Tuesday with score on his butter of
93 points which is very favorable
showing.
John Koch got back Wednesday
from Oklahoma where he has been
the past year. He will remain here
this winter preferring this climate to
the south.
Thos. Ocheltree returned Saturday
from Des Moines where he has
been in the employ of the railroad
company. He expects to return to
his work in the spring.
John Wagner is hauling out rock
for the building OF the foundation of
his barn which he will soon COM
mence work on. ]. c. F. Wicker con-
tractor from Audubon will do the
work.
Mrs: Margaret Laughlin, of Hast
lngs, Nebraska who has been visiting
with her daughter Mrs. Dave Hart
since last June returned to her home
Tuesday morning after very pleas
ant visit.
Jas. Sherman of Dow City came last
Thursday and assumed charge of the
depot during his brother Inman's alb.
sence at Jefferson. Inman expects to
be gone for couple of weeks resting
up for labors.
Miss Anna Swanson who resides ur
near the Eden Valley church came
down to Ross Sunday and passed the
day very pleasantly with her frienC
Miss NATL Beers, who resides with
her parents in town.
Mrs. John Quimby and her daught
er, Mrs. John Rutherford and tire,
children departed for Stuart the las
OF the week, where they expect to Wis
1T week or ten days with friends ant
relatives before returning home.
John Naikus went up to Mannin.
Saturday and visited with Alber
Fest and family between trains. Johl
used to board with these people whei
they lived in Ross and AWAY
finds warm welcome whenever IL
goes to this home.
The Farmers Telephone Compan,
are extending their line to Audubon
this week and will put in about fou
miles more of line extending north
The material arrived the first of tn
week and the farmers We're hauling i
out Tuesday.
Ernest Haetlinger whose home is il
Illinois, but who has been workin.
for his brother Emil near Ros
here this summer run nail in hi
hand sometime ago and blood poisol
set in causing his arm to swell almos
to the elbow. The last of the week h.
had the doctor open his arm on tn
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