Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-01-22
ROSS

Ned Curtis of Audubon was Sun
day visitor iii Ross.
Fred Bennett visited out at the
Robert Wiley home Sunday.
Chas. Wilde sold his driving team
this week for a good round sum.
Chas. Bamsey and family spent the
day Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bates in Ross.
Miss Mae Loew of Viola Center is
now helping with the work at the Nc
Cuen home in Ross.
Clyde Wilde was calling on his
brother Chas. in Ross Tuesday and
with his many friends.
Geo. Harmon of Viola Center is Wis
itlng with his brother-in.la law, Theo
Martin in Ross this week.
Mrs. Fred Bennett went out to the
Chas. Wiley home Wednesday to be
IN attendance at their sale.
The Ladies' Aid Society held a
comfort tying bee at the Woodmen
hall Wednesday afternoon.
Geo. Jensen who helps his brother
Berthe at the creamery was business
caller at Audubon Tuesday.
Geo. Stemm sold two sets of harness
the first of the week, one to Clyde
Wilde and one to Jas. Baker.
Fred Ruhs was a caller at the Geo.
Everett home Sunday and attended
church at Gray in the evening.
Mrs. Chas. Wilde and Miss Jessie
May were down to Audubon Tuesday
coming back on the evening train.
John Wagner's new barn is neering
completion. 1t is mostly all enclosed
and VIII soon be ready for occupancy.
Cort Graf, harness-maker at the
Geo. Stemm shop was attending to
business matters at the county seat
Tuesday.
Bertel Jensen butter-maker at the
Ross creamery accompanied by his
wife were visitors in Audubon Sunday
for few hours.
Nurseryman Taggart of Audubon
was selling his goods in Ross Tuesday
and attending to other business con-
nected with his nursery.
Miss Edna wager who has been
working at the Glenn McCuen home
the past month returned to her home
near Audubon Saturday.
w. III. Bowman of Extra visited at
the Chas. Wilde home in Ross last
Thursday with his daughter Mrs.
Wilde returning home the next day.
Miss Palmer was an over Sunday
visitor in Audubon at her parental
home returning to her duties at the
John Rutherford home the next day.
The markets in Ross up to Tuesday
night were as follows: Corn 2911a, oats
2S, wheat 81, barley 50, eggs %, but
ter Is, ducks 6, turkeys 1919, chickens
Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner have
had the care of very sick baby this
week but on Tuesday it was some
better and will be all right again in a
few days.
Frank Miller is busy these DAYS
Smelling corn and has several thous.
and bushels contracted ahead which
he will shell as soon as he can get
around to it.
Fred Ruhs had phone put in the
grain office the first of the week which
makes it very convenient for the far
mers as they can call him up and find
out about the grain market.
John Rutherford, Allie Quimby,
Dave Hart and Fred Ruhs drove
down to Audubon Tuesday evening
to be In attendance at meeting of the
Woodmen lodge in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilde
gave taffy pulling to a crowd of
their friends and neighbors Wednes-
day. All had good time making
candy and chatting together.
Misses Matte Beers aud Nancy
Rutherford went up to Manning Sat
urday and remained until Tuesday
morning visiting with friends and
having most pleasant time.
mrs. lnman Sherman was taken
quite i'll the first of the week that
necessitated the services of a doctor
but at present she seems to be much
improved and on the road to a speedy
recovery
The revival meeting at the M. E.
church commenced again Monday
evening as they have been able to Sc
cure coal. The meetings seem to be
pretty well attended at this time of
the year.
Some of the boys have got up a
dance to be given at the Woodmen
hall Tuesday evening. All are expect