Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-02-23

Charley Stemm of Melville, attend
ed church at Ross Sunday.
Bid Smith and wife spent Sunday
with their parents at Ross.
Tom Ocheltree is moving his
household goods this week.
Lou Shingledecker made his regu-
lar trip to Manning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bennett are the
proud parents OF little girl.
Tom McGill will work for Shell
don Bates the coming season.
A. j. Leake received car of coal
Monday, everybody being out.
| Lou Gray attended church Sunday
and took dinner with Nels Olson.
The schools have been dismissed on
account of the condition of the roads.
Miss Laura Emery of Melville
spent Sunday with her parents at Ross
Pole Wickan was Ross caller
Monday after long spell of sickness.
Chas. Ross and wife of Gray, visit
ed his brother Will at Ross Monday.
Mr.. Dave Hsrt's baby is recovering
from an attack of the Malarial fever.
Justin Quimby and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. Quimby in Ross.
The revival meetings have been
we'll attended, considering the roads
Fred SEWERS and wife attended
the literary at Gray Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. John Quimby spent Friday
evening with her daughter in Audu-
bon.
Markets-Corn, Soc; oats, 24c; Bar
ley, 29c; hogs, S4,35; eggs, zoe; but
ter, pc.
A. j. Leake was in town the first
of the week looking after business
interests.
VIM. Callens delivered fine lot of
corn to the Leake Elevator at Ross
Tuesday.
John Makes is building an addition
| to the house he purchased of widow
| Conboy.
An evangelist from Chicago has
come to help Rev. McDugal with his
meetings.
Mrs. Wolf Of Carroll was Ross
caller and was looking after her farm
west of town.
The daughter of H. 81. Williamson
returned to her home in North Da-
kota, Monday.
Harry Bates and wife and Charles
and Fred Ruhs took dinner at C. d.
Harris Sunday.
The Trans Mississippi Grain Com
pany were shelling out their corn
the first of the week.
The warm weather has taken the
snow away in hurry and has served
to break up the roads.
| Nels Olsen gave dinner Saturday
to their many friends in honor OF
Mrs. Olson's birthday.
| Alvin Hart was on the sick list the
past few days but is reported better
at the present writing.
Harry Bates and wife and Frank
Bamsey and wife took dinner al
| Frank Miller's Sunday.
The Ross Creamery Co. have dis.
posed of their coal helping people
out during the cold weather.
Mrs, Conboy shipped her house.
hold goods to Harper county, Kansas
to make that her future home.
John Sanbrook went to Gray Sun.
day and will begin work at Johr
Liken's for the coming year.
Miss Edith Farnham and Johr
Seimeson were quietly married at the
home Of the bride, Wednesday.
Jens Sorensen has not been able te
make his trip on the mail route since
last Friday because of snow drifts
The invitations are out for the
wedding of Wesley Stetzel and Fan.
ME Nelly on Wednesday February %
There seems to be a great mixul
over the telephone system which has
been poor for the last month or so
| Among the stock shippers on the
special Monday were, Walt Weston
Vert Duvall, and Dan and Cy Sam.
son.
| Ehlert & Ruhs purchased horse
from Harry Northup, to drive OF
their huckster wagon the coming
summer.
| John Keoniz returned from Mis-.
souri, where he visited at VIM. Weld
erstein's. John says Iowa is goot
enough for him.
4 H. w. Duvall, Mart Olsen S
Sampson, Dan Sampson, and w. w
| Weston shipped eight carloads of cat
tie Monday night TO Chicago.
We hear that one OF the brigh
young men of Ross was driving s,
fast for some reason OF other that hi
horse stumbled and got badly cut BY
its shoe.