Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1905-03-02
ROSS.
Too late for last week.

JOnn odnufOck leu sunday 10 Work
for John Liken.
Mrs. Max Ehlert who has been sick
is around again.
Ralph Miller visited at the Nels Oh
sen home Sunday.
Justin Quinby visited at the J. J.
Quinby home Sunday.
A. j. Leake was up to look after
business here Tuesday.
Aaron Anderson from Viola visited
at Nels Olsen's home Monday.
Chas. Farnham visited at the Tho
mas Rutherford home Sunday.
Fred SEWERS and wife attended the
Lyceum at Gray Saturday night.
w. Hallow shelled out his corn
Tuesday and delivered it to Ross.
Quite a number from Ross attended
the lyceum at Gray Saturday night.
The Trans Mississippi Grain Co. is
having all of the corn shelled out
| now.
Bid Smith and wife cared for Mr..
Lowe last week as he was sick with
the grip.
Neal Meyer came up and assisted
S. NJ. Luse with his work as Mr.. Luse
was down WITH the grippe.
Mrs. Conboy left for her home in
Nebraska where she will stay with
her daughter who is there.
The coal famine at Ross was re-
| lieved Tuesday as a car of coal came
in, but it did not last long.
30 head cattle wanted for stalk field.
100 acres that has not been fed. In
| quire of JnO. Ehlert near Ross. Sw2*
Miss jamie Stuart was called home
from John Cameron's where she has
been working on account of her grand.
ma being sick.
The daughter of II. II. Williamson,
who lives in Bismarck, n. d, who
has been here on d visit, left Tuesday
night for her home.
Proctracted meeting at Ross is still
full blast as good crowds turn out and
those that don't turn out miss good
many good sermons.
Clayte Wickham received stove
and other house hold furniture OF
Montgomery, Ward & Co. Look Out
now for a wedding soon.
Fred Bonnet was wearing a great
smile on his face Thursday morning
and when asked what was the matter
he replied that little girl was born
to them.
Nine cars of cattle were shipped from
Ross Monday night. Those who
shipped were G. Fl. Sampson, Mart Oh
sen, d. d. Sampson, w. H. Duval
and w. w. Weston and those going
along sight seeing were Ralph Duvall
w. w. Weston and c. H. Sampson
Tom Rutherford took dinner at Rot
RutherfOrd's Sunday.
Mrs. McCuen, who has been sich
with the rheumatism, is better at this
writing.
Jessie May visited at the Low home
Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. Smith moved Wednesday to
his farm south west of Ross. We al.
ways regret to see such men as Mr..
Smith leave, since he is always ready
to do any thing that came before him.
Mrs. John Rutherford came to visit
at the j. j. Quinby home Tuesday and
attend the revival meetings.
One of the greatest meetings is GO
ing on at the Ross NJ. f.. church tina,
has been there for many years, as the
young evangelist is one of the best
speakers that has been at Ross fol-
several years. Those that don't at
attend this meeting are missing much.
They will continue till Saturday night.
Mrs. Chas. Ruhs, who has been ia
Illinois, returned home Monday and
broke up the bachelors hall. We
suppose the boys are not sorry.
Jake Ruhs was business visitor at
Ross Thursday.
Chris Sievers is assisting Morrisey
q Ruhs this week at Audubon putting
up machinery and getting ready for
spring work.
Martin Olsen was caller at Nels
Olsen's home Sunday night.
Mrs. H. w. Duvall is not improv-
ing fast in health.
John Courtney expects to start for
Canada the last of the week or the
first of next.
There will be another wedding at
Ross Sunday. You will find out later
| if you do not already know.
Markets up to Wednesday: eggs 20,
butter %, hogs 4.30, corn 3S, oats "a.
2 Mrs. Nels Olsen and Nellie Turner
were Audubon visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Martin was an Audubon visi-
tor Wednesday.
Moving is all the go now and the
roads are good and soft so people
won't break any of the dishes.