Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-02-12
ROSS

Miss Edna wager is assisting in the
Allie Quimby home this week.
Olsen shipped car of good hogs to
the Omaha markets Tuesday night.
An entertainment with a talking
machine is billed for the hall Feb 18th.
The Modern Woodmen expect to
give dance in the hall Friday even
ing.
Robert McGill got home from Grin
nell Monday where he has been visit
ing for time.
Attorney Joe Ross of Audubon was
affairs for client of his.
Will Jengst was in town with forty
head of good hogs the first of the week
and got good price for them.
Cort McGrath got back home Mon
day from Atlantic and is again busy
stitching in the Ross harness shop.
John Siemisen got home from
Chicago Monday where he had been
sight seeing and looking after stock.
Rev. Weyrapch is conducting
revival meetings at the Bethel church
this week and is having fair attend
ance.
Walter Lee has advertised to sell his
stock at public sale on Feb'y. IS, and
will offer some good stock to the
public.
Geo. johnson and Duncan, the piano
man and his player from Audubon,
We're visitors in our city short time
Tuesday.
John Reuchling, one of the thrifty
town Tuesday with couple of loads
of good hogs.
Lou Beers has the lumber on the
ground and is getting out the frame
work for the new house he expects to
erect very soon.
John Rutherford purchased good
team last week that he expects to put
on his huckster wagon as soon as
spring opens good.
The dance last Friday night at the
Mccall home was quite we'll attended
and was quiet orderly affair in which
they were all we'll pleased.
John Rutherford returned from his
trip Tuesday night after weeks lay
off from business cares and anxieties
feeling much better for his trip.
Jay Shingledecker and the boys
have been busy the past week as they
received car of implements and had
to get them out and into their ware
house.
Clarence Shingledecker was shown
the mysteries of woodcraft last Thurs
day night and is now certain that he
knows little more OF the fraternal
feelings of woodcraft.
John Reuchling went to Omaha
Tuesday night with stock intending
to consult an ear specialist in regard to
his ears that have been giving him a
great deal of bother all winter.
Albert Fest of Manning was down
the first of the week visiting relatives
and friends. They are quite we'll
pleased with their new location and
are doing quite nicely there.
Chas Wilde and wife were down to
Extra last week visiting her parents.
Charley contemplates going into the
implement business there in the near
future as he believes it good opening
Quite number of the young people
in the vicinity of Ross went over
south and east of town to the Snyder
hOnQ hora n Honan frivn hxyt ho
hospitable people in that home and a
good time enjoyed by all present on
Tuesday night.
Patrons of the creamery were busy
the first of the week hauling ice to
make ready for the time soon coming
when they will need more cooling to
have the usual high grade butter that
their buttermaker Berthe Jensen turns
out.
Robert McGill, an old time resident
of this community but now of Craw-
ford county, spent several days last
week visiting his old neighbors who
were glad to see him again. He paid
into our treasury years subscription
and informed us he could not get
along without the Journal.
Wednesday night Inman Sherman
listened to other noises than the click
OF the telegraph instruments for sounds
of revelry and social enjoyment came
echoing from their home. No one
loves sport any better than this couple
and to be able to afford pleasure and
enjoyment to others is one of the
ambitions Of their lives.
The hospitable home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Ross was thrown open to
the young people last Tuesday even
ing and they went trooping in from
far and near to enjoy such pleasure
as they well know are afforded them
here. The whole family are splendid
entertainers and every guest is made
to feel at home and each moment is
filled with good and wholesome
pleasure. Quite crowd from Audi
bon were out to participate in the
festivities.
TURKISH ARMY MORIJ JzED