Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-02-19
ROSS

Steve Luse was business caller in
Carroll Saturday.
Clyde Wilde OF Audubon was a bust
ness caller in Ross Tuesday.
Emil Haeflinger shelled out 1900
bushels of corn the first of the week,
Gil Jones of Carroll, was talking
land with the people around Ross Fri.
day. 'N :
John Campbell of Poweshiek county.
IS visiting this week at the Hellyer
home.
Nancy Rutherford was slightly i'll
the last of the week but was better on
Tuesday.
Ross markets up to Tuesday night,
oats &c, corn shelled 27c, ear %, wheat
o4c; barley 35c, hogs $780, butter 14c,
eggs 12c.
Sheldon Bates has quit the cattle
business and intends to begin teach
ing school.
shingledecker & Son received a new
delivery wagon this week to use in
their business.
john Courtney was in the Trans
Mississippi grain office during Dave
Harris absence.
Jessie May returned to her home at
Extra Wednesday after three or four
months stay in Ross.
Lu and Katie Hellyer returned from
visit with relatives and friends at
Red Oak last Friday.
Harry Northup and wife spent Sun.
day in Ross at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rutherford.
Misses Elsie and Dora Larsen of
Audubon, spent Sunday with their
sister, Mrs. Laura Quimby.
AL Miller departed for New Orleans
tuesday, where he will visit and look
over the country for a time.
Cooney Loew started to move his
household goods to Ross Tuesday and
VIII occupy the A. Fest property.
Chris Sewers went down to Allan
tic Monday to transact some business
matters, returning home the following
day.
A graphophone entertainment was
given at the M. w. A. hall Wednes-
day evening by home talent COM
pany.
Glen McCuen, the Ross restaurant
man, was a business caller in the
county seat Tuesday morning between
trains.
Dave Hart went to Yorkshire last
Saturday to visit with his sister at
that place. He returned home on
Monday.
Dave Dorsey of Greenfield, was in
Ross the last of the week visiting with
his many old time friends and neigh
bors here.
Mrs. May Bates of Marshalltown,
arrived Saturday and will visit for a
time with her sister, Mrs. John
Courtney.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Mack were
caused to rejoice the last of the week
over the arrival OF big baby boy at
their home
John Rutherford, the Ross mer-
chant. went up to Carroll Tuesday
evening to look after buying some
goods for the store.
Mrs. Elmer NOVEL; of Extra, visit.
ed the last of the week at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Dewey, near Ross, re.
turning home again on Tuesday.
We understood that Ray Olsen and
Frances Rabel were married Wednes
day and that they will reside on the
Ben Carr farm this coming summer.
Sheldon Bates and Jessie May were
visitors in Audubon Monday evening
ana attended the show ia that city
given by the Miner Comedy Company
Miss Jennie Jay of Audubon, came
up tuesday and spent the day at the
home of Station Agent Inman Sher
man and wife and passed pleasan,
day.
Geo. Carroll expects to go through
the mysteries Of the Woodmen lodge
at the next meeting night and he vii
be full-tledged member of this large
and growing order.
3. b. Carr will hold a public salt
Feb. 18th, at his place two and one
half miles southeast of Ross. w,
understand he intends moving to At
iantic where he will make his futur,
home.
A dance was given at the Modern
Woodmen hall in Ross Friday night
1t was very quiet and social dance
There was large crowd in attendanc,
ana all pronounce it one of the best o
the season.
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