Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-02-25
ROSS

Try sack of our flour, Superb, every
sack guaranteed. EHLERT & RUHs
| Fred Avery is selling out lot OF
good corn to man from the hail dis
trict.
Mrs. Bert Hammel of Carroll was
down Tuesday visiting at the G. d.
Heart home.
Jeston Quinby and wife of Audu-
bon were up Saturday visiting with
his parents.
Mrs. John Rutherford was up
from Audubon Saturday, visiting at
her parental home.
Ross markets: eggs zoe; butter 1sc;
chickens SIC. If you have anything
in this line sell them.
Herman Reinemund had good lot
OF corn shelled out the first of the
week and was lucky to have any.
Old Mr.. Heuss who had a public
sale recently expects to 60 to Ger
many this spring and will make that
his future home.
Bates Il Smith are beginning to
open up business again with their
corn shelter, and today will she'll out
good lot OF corn for Charley Brown.
Lige Smith of Audubon was in
town short time Tuesday on his
way home from Viola tow ship
where he had gone to work.
Will Ross expects to install a new
gasoline engine in his blacksmith
shop this week so he will be able to
do all kinds of work.
Peter Nielsen one of the good farm
ers of this vicinity was on the market
the first of the week, with a fine load
of hogs.
Spring business is beginning to
open up now and the farmers are be-
ginning to look around to find where
they can find the best opportunity in
buying goods.
There was quite gathering of
young people last Saturday night at
the home of Geo. Bull west of town
and one of the best times of the sea-
son participated in.
John Makes sold two set of good
harness to some of his former GUS
toners, the past week, all of whom
come back to him, showing that he
does good and satisfactory work.
FARNIERs-I am ready to make any
kind of harness for you. Have a good
lot already on hand. Do all kinds of
repairing. Am ready to do all kinds
of oiling.
2-25-tt John MAKES
Protracted meetings began Monday
evening at the German church. Rev.
sasmann of Council Bluffs, is there
helping in the meetings. On these
beautiful moonlight nights with
nothing to do at home they ought to
have good attendances.
There is a basket supper Thursday
night at the McCrystal school house
and all the friends, patrons and neigh
bors are expected to be present. The
money will be used for good pur-
pose and there should be liberal do
nation.
Seven emigrant cars will leave this.
station this week: Wells Ferguson
leaves tor Bolivar, Missouri with two
cars; Peter Henry and Mr.. Olsen,
with three cars for Columbia, South
Dakota and Mr.. Rasmussen with one
car to Wayne, Nebraska. That is
quite an amount of cars to leave so
small station and several families to
leave community.
| Last Wednesday Mrs. Geo. Evertsr
was set to wondering when several of
the neighbours teams stopped out in
their yard and the occupants proceed
ed to alight and enter the house but
as more and more drifted up it final
| ly dawned upon her that she was the
victim of surprise and gracefully
submitted to the onslaught of the
good time that came with it. Geo. is
one of the heartest fellows going and
the neighbors had glorous good
time.
Robert A. Bonett, the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bonett, was
swept from its mothers loving arms to
the cold embrace of death last Thurs
day and its little form now rests
peacefully in the cemetery at Doug
las cemetery. The little one was ten
months and two days old and though
its stay was not long it had wrapped
about the heart strings of its parents
in love and worship until the loss
was almost unbearable and only the
thought that some where from the
mysterious beyond the baby hands
reach out to welcome and receive.