Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1902-04-17
ROSS

i Mrs. Bertel Jensen was visitor in
the county capital tuesday.
DR.. Brooks,of Audubon was called
out to the Walt Weston home Tues
day.
Miss Minnie Kraul of Manning was
visiting friends in Ross Tuesday tor
few hours.
Will Martin was helping in at the
implement store few days the first
Of the week.
Clyde Wilde, OF Audubon, was
visitor in Ross Tuesday visiting with
friends and attending to business af-
fairs.
Geo. Stemm has fine Tribal Cain
colt which he continually driving. He
thinks he will develop into about
2.20 horse.
Geo. Stemm our up to- date harness
maker sold five sets of single harness
and two of doble harness this week.
Bertel Jensen the butter maker of
the creamery ordered new set of har-
ness this week of our harness man.
Vic Mckay and John Names, the
harness makers at Stemms were callers
in Manning Saturday.
Mrs. Maudicow, of Carroll, wife of
the fireman OH this branch was visit
ing relatives in Ross, Tuesday between
trains.
Dick Northup is having long
string of pipe laid this week out on
his fine farm near Ross. Bates & Wilde
are doing the work.
Will Martin who has been up in
Montgomery county for some time ar
rived home last Thursday and will re-
main at home this summer.
Rob't. Rutherford's fine sorrel team
took lilely spin Tuesday but did no
further damage aside from demolish-
ing wheel out of his buggy.
Mrs. Frank Miller was dangerously
ill the last of the week with the neu-
ralgia of the heart but on Tuesday she
was much improved and out ofdanger.
Chas McGill and his sister Mrs.
James McGill of Crawford county
were visiting at the home of Geo.
Everets and Ed Finch last Sunday.
The stock of goods recently pur-
chased by j. F.. Luse of E. j. Adams
was shipped to Candy, Minnesota Sat.
urday where they will be disposed OF.
Sammy Jordon departed for Groton,
South Dakota, Wednesday where he
accompanied the stock of E. j. Adams
to look after and care for them on the
trip.
Clint Stemm had lively runaway
Monday. The horse became unmanag-
able and ran away, running into
fence and partially demolished his
buggy.
w. Weston brought in fine team
of Clydedale mares from Janesuille,
Wisconsin this week. They are fine
looking animals and will prove equal
to their looks.
Robert Rutherford has purchased
the new store building just east of
John Rutherford residence and will
rebuild it and convert the same into
dwelling house.
Geo. Stemm purchased three and
one half acres of land just southeast of
town and will at once begin the cree
ton of a fine cottage so he can be near
to work in Ross.
A party was given out at the Ed.
Finch home near Audubon one even
ing the last of the week amp numerous
people from here attended and report
most enjoyable time.
Jeston Quimby came home Satur-
day and remained over Sunday and on
Monday he started for Carroll to re-
sumo work for the American Insurance
Company ofDes Moines.
Dave Hart manager of the Trans
Mississippi Elevator Co. here has his
hands full this week weighing the
corn as it is shelled and loading the
cars as fast as it is shelled.
Allie Quimby is hauling cobs this
week and placing them them in dry
for future use as lately they have been
hard 10 secure. He thinks, we'll thew
are so plenty. He will lay in supply.
F, A. Miller purchased new gaso.
line engine of the boys at the imple-
ment store the first of the week winch
he will use in pumping water tor the
large amount of stock which he al
ways has on hand.
Rev. Faust returned Tuesday from
the conference at Waterloo which he
has been attending the last few DAYS.
Hehas unanimous call from the church
here to remain and carry on the work
here which he has accepted.
John Rutherford was busy the first
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