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New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
RECOMMEND HAuGHEYs RETIREMENT.

C,antaip William R Haughey. of the West Thir-
t,-seventh-st station. who is pleading illness as a
reason why he should not be tried yesterday SUD
y,i-ted 10 an examination BY the entire boaro o.
t-venty-three police surgeons Commissioner "iell
..s,tes an Invitation to be present at the exam
fn..ion which was made in the school OF irsuuc-
ton room AS result Of the examination Hanehes
viii proba bly, escape trial and be retired he was
orst examined by committee OF the surgeo1-s' anu
- H., each and every one A vote was then tslEen
-, ,-o,,nq exceut DR. Cook. the chief surgeon, ana
= ras found that eighteen surgeons we're "f ,iie
,r,nson that the captain was permanently s5 ais
obi-S -Four we're of the opinion tnat ne couiu
sand the ordeal Of trial r-.. mas
Does that mean. Con1rnissloner .s a. =,
a. ror,IitI that he hao not received pes e'"elai
psrers ard could not answer
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
HERRlck WILLING TO BE GOVERNOR

Cleveland Jan. 5.--oonel Myron T. Herrck said
to-day, when asked If he would be a candidate for
the Republican nomination for Governor OF Ohio:
IF the Republicans of Ohio request TO be their
candidate for Governor this year shall accept
the nomination, fully appreciating the duties and
grave responsibilities of the high Office
Senator Hanna has said that he favors a Cleve-
land man for Governor. and will work in the in
terests Of Colonel Herrick here but will not take
part in the contest In other parts of the State.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
TIE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

80 n.-Ha $ Eighth ave southern Tobacco e0i'i
n~So 200 West Twsn's -hrs'-st-' b ;. sTun-
$500 ,... q ooo
- w-@o sf2 Essr Thirty-s1th-st' Fi@nnissn 4
NaIiscs- 50
- 80. cub CROWDS near Pelham Bay, z
Potter: s. 600 Ga,
" 1s4 West one-hundred snd-hFst-st' rSra
Fgas-Fclc- rThinE a.. =.
* - IL Kest one hundred-@rd- hrs'-st
ssreE Plastrfck tTfSiHs
Wit: $50 - =, zoo
~. = X sas Tnird-eye.. Jacob Miller $1,000
"a r Ma - Jenerson-sts August "@on'' tr'i'"e-
"a T. Mo as West Thirty y-seseh'h -
t-ifinE
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
To TEAs DOWN UNION CLUB.

,flfar Morgentllau is president took title yester-
day TO the property recently vacated by the oniol
club. The property is the northwest corner 0.
L,fftb-aye and Twenty-nrst-st-. being % leet
- -, Friftb-ave and I45 feet on West Twenty- :
s4 * feet of which extends 10 the GENRE n.le
~ the block total OF 1o0ss square issa- ,sa IA o.
Isi5Iabe confederation and the H9ason rasAeE % ~
@ n+ mart Of the purchase price george ".
fnmn a Co have been awarded the &c eonsfsGa h; io1 @
doun the building which Will osgih on
4sai.is 4.s,. and be completed by February lo Inc
IIISsnn ReaIty Company viii build an eleven story
,-1ar,s tile building with stores ana loiLs
sr tu,Sirh plans ara being prepared by Bucn-
,rs, q Fox architects
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
REAL EST4 TIE.
Justice Dugro Sells Last Of HIS
Holdings IN Important Block.

Samuel Goldsticker has sold for Justice P. Henry
Dugro to SaIornon Solomon No 96a to $40 SLxth-ave
and Nos 76 and IS West Fifty-ffth-st., at the
southeast corner of Fifty-hfth-st- and Sixth-ave
Mr. SaIonon buys the property as an investment.
The property has frontage of 1908 feet in Sixth
ave and of in the street On the plot there
are five four story buildings fronting in the ave-
nue. and one story building fronting in the street
Justice Dugro bought the block front the east
side of Sixth-ave. between Fiftyfourth and Fifty.
fifth sts.. at the Remsen estate auction sale, held
last year He sold the plot at the northeast corner
OF Fifty-fourth-st. and SiXth-ave- recently. with
this sale he disposes of all his holdings IN the
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
COLONEL AsToR's FAST AUTO TRIP
Despite Mud He and Harry Lehr Reach
Philadelphia in Five Hours.

John Jacob Astor. accompanied by Harry Lehr,
started in an automobile from this city Satur-
day TO make automobile to Philadelphia
and return The trip Philadelphia made in
five hours, and the occupants of the machine could
scarcely be recognized when the driver stopped in
front Of the Hotel Bellevue sp&ttered were they
with mud. They started return this city u
the afternoon, but found the roads bad that the
machine was stored at Germantown, and the party
returned to New-York by train. Colonel Astor de-
MED yesterday that he had made attempt to
create a record between the two cities.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

i8stf-s; No sas East s51loo: 9bra6am L Tay-
sh-st 70 SIS East 25xseIi August RsT to coo
tsidor Ieipzs: Hor=ase SS4 900 | :: W. 'le'
cogswen 20 Preston smith 3 S2o. Nominal
a4th-st \ : ~ T v Of Wes, Fad ave. 7S1ioo.s:
Gustav Banhahn to George Edgar and another ,oo
glortsase $50 oefel 10"
'Vt7r eT1aaia Life IL rus 90 to l PridsHiia Real
Asa@s ,; 10! g HeT v5is: Jerome 6@1s
1oa9 sT - s 1,-1o, II
Fredsrtcs Rra6dt Louis Leze; mortgage.
15sta-st : 56s 10 # " Of Broadway. lssx
100: soIomen Moses to REGINALD P Bolton ,oo
Maiden I,sne No H. n : y I0z4s II on = : 252x
3as o. " Matilda Rich. - al heirs to
47t6-st : 70 # : Of eth-sve G.5H55.a; Augustus
Wss. losz55i ,rEszaia. K9eksT Ns9
gsTiy GIy F'js' Soilpal' ..us,se 70 MARY $1,000
8s5x15s: Henry " saclett Edgar New ,o,
soth1st. $. 30 # " Of co;Imbus-sre S5xio0s:
Montague Iessler. referes. 10 The GsrH1snta ~,
1s6bst cor Pores av oax1is: John Nc
4uFhl ~ G5GSvf2T KS : 10 Feen Mos Mulberr
. julius Fishman and another. mortgages.
Aisns1 in'g1' 10 aa i6s1s7.e Herman Ball,
iSg STsfta ef5 "ylns 70 'a'oo Nominal
i21h%9 a : yrsft executor to Mary oi1nssed 10000
1sath1ss fo+a' Nos a5s and SCI West II: Max
pHssaaSe Ma TO ~ s1 Tn nS5sssf s5sss fsH Buckley
,P f FrsSsF5 De SIS fasts Ea, Si'6ss Mayer
rasia NJ Gr2a5 e We. mosss4asa JOSEPH L Ba,ten
weiser sarah BALM; do- n2r's1Gs. 1Ss
r:@ se@ . !5T Esai oad,s9 Tea e. zs 10"
eoa1ee' a5aIse cfoh 30 Jos and se sRQshs5 l'"
Ssf'-Se abs1r5:n :; to Geo L Bannon mortgage.
s.,le $4,000 Cqopertv. Geo l. Bannon Geo Chap
a,aTs a1 cor 1oath-st leliz7i; Linus Gould 90 ooo
.aox 70 Geo eer i2s,st eixl6 Could .,o
to Geo Me(j2ssFgG SS gs 5 30.loo: sophie
70 Tilis Adler a 5U. U.9rtsaEe @ ,exos s 80 Eliza Lyle
to louis KIinker: nnortgage $4,000; ana and ""
webster 60. ARn1 S,sss pace. -,AV 143oo
1si ave No 1os 5o;5 2Ss E.cbsast.ln 5anh 10 $50
Russell, I8sn.,t InalEa9ais etc a0 0f Rsforsd
tan. Pg.a !, NJ Ss2sSn y 25xs5 samuel Cohen
seb9sdtsr ne ts = %9T5aFs nc s s1e s soTioo5 Arc
bald Rnsseh .d1 i'm lS lanic,eT q
.sttst iI' :, r z,yrSf o. st stanford Nominal
62. l7s2ioo S9 cssres Mathds Foos ,orn.
1,raseessave 5n25tsasS io5 isq,h., e3zIsss' -
Tnortgsss, gag 500 NJ 1et x Tai0 seth-s,. isr
SO: Mary g Hsvens TO I0an Nominal
ssh ss e Of Lac :s 5s nome nra.s 1850
vIaSerfaTfl a f.5 /. Es5 s5snf . Thomas stoddart
s.s1ss isas No ~ West iI1ioo Leg,s Wssmqann 70,
Alfred Pa aaq IN ssortE.gss s1ie %. Joseph r Nor
gan to tiariiG Woodard: uloFtsasss ,onn~
lofssrf ia #: 3osn 70 forasheu6 ,ehss Hon 100
mann: and s1rn.r Chrysie- =, ieo2xiooxioo.x
Harry F1ae..s . e ooo sse Grand lhea'f $4,000
,oss5.., saRy Ts6'Ssss So isss n q gaTs
Wsst u 5slpls pzes Snii or.sls lt sise and 100
Il 70 chsf:. ane kiSs sis 70 SarisHaa & 90
nost<sss. $1,000: ard 90 ,i,ioo Man
h.tfan savurs Institution TO LotoH Hostan--'-- S'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
SUBMARINE BOATS ON THE PACIFIC

San Francisco. Jan. 5.-The Pike. second Of the
Holland submarine boats 10 be built for the gov
eminent this coast, viii be launched at the
Union Iron Works January "a Within month
after the launching, from present indications, the
Pike VII be ready for her surface trial the bay.
The submarine tesC Of the GFampus first Of the
Holland boats built here. and which had her
face tests week ago, Is expected take place
as soon picked crew Of experts arrive from the
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
RESULTS AT OAKLAND.
san Francisco Jan. AT Oakland the weather
rss clear and the track good Summaries follow

San E,rancisco. Jan. at Oakland the weather
vas clear and the track good. Summaries follow.
z-,t race selling: i've and half furougsl-S,s.
Ilon toS jNinder. to J. Won MI MI ,t,asri, -
5BeII, 10 10 J. Miss Dividend llo '6ssi Sf.1
L, 70 80 = ' : EIgxet SOL Lichtensten. Tarnl. 1ouns
NdoreIio Educate and Marco Pslo also ran. p 1os
Second rae Won trevfeid los (Ranschl to !.
second Iouvelsea GIildebrandt 80 70 hira @ III
155 Bonnie Idssak. All About Nanrhe Noiau 4 -
Third race ceiling seven furiongf1ncess Ti'ans' o M
1ai fSirlenrrth) to /, won Maggie teir, l9i SN
I1-at5oI 70 second Consteator 1913 l1inder TO J.
third Time / .2T Jim Hale Fairoury. lAsht 6si ana
tb as as SIX furIonss)-Irideus, 1lo ta1sc), to
won; Claude lo7 o. Daiy) & TO andrew Ring
9D9nn97lly to dod 70 ss6eI. 1hl5e also 51s ran
fiftn Iie Tage "a Won: Fort Wayne g. Kelyl. 6
~ 'onneul. itsT iis Jones Is third Time,
:09. Edinborough, Miss Rsmser 81 il'ippi'e az
ATnas4 irh a1So s 1sane one ne1Esherin so Geed to
xon IIorgaho loI CRanseh), TO > second; orfeo'
a5 CPeratu 10 l. third. Time. l;4l Aioer' fnls''
Byrondale and Searcher also ran
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY,
First race seliing: one mile)Done Ill Prims H. 99:
ey Dare 1o4 Lecturer. 197; CaudaIor lo8 Rasp' ~
! q T. 10G: Learoyd 106 Niger. lo6: Gibraltar I4'
1 oE3 race Selling: seven turionEBogus Eiil y.
+3siado III: Golden Cottage. Sleeping Child ~
Resin III: Pat Morrissey ia: Bacchus, l5 MontSlA
I5ee-ess i14 Legal Maxim IO6: Nohicer 49, Ada n.
third Tsce selling mile one-sx.eent t2'fsnejo
107. Herrnencia JOS; Consteiator 100 Dupont "a io
Fourth race lhandcap: six furongsl-5en Ma Ongi.
il0: Corrgan, 10 sylvia Talbot ~ bei' M tis i8
sad Sam. IA: yellow Tail 10; flush Oh "oio' i''
if9f b ras selling: one miIe-F1Ibuse III Fiesperon
i68 Matte Nalcott May Belle 10; Lone Fisherman
i99. GaWaine iii; Hutch Miller. III; Formero III
-, los. AIice Carnv 1O2 Major i1c; Mexicania,
io7 Eplclre 1l2: past Master. los; Tom Mitchell 1o9
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
DRAPER TO RETIRE FROM FOOTBALL
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUNE.I

BT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBJNEJ
Troy, y. Y. Jan 5.-It was announced here to-
GAY that Philip H Draper the haIfback of the Syra
crrse team who did brilliant work in games in Mad
ison SQUARE last week. has retired from football
al the request Of his parents Draper has been
playing the game for eleven years and is one OF
three brothers who We're prominent on the Will
Jams College team. of them being captains.
re also pa1 on the eleven Of the Laureate Boat
Club for several seasons. and for two years was a
b..cL On The Natertov-n professional team.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
eo,u7sy PCT STOCK AND CAT SHOW.

-rbe gooa weather of yesterday was excellent
thing for the shippers of poultry to the exhibition
80, onans this morning at Madison Square Gar
ien and the birds from distant places reached the
80, 4, eoad condition. The large number OF
.aI ,Itu make the competition for prizes ex-
treTneIv close fn the pigeon classes there VIII ns
cats for which the Atlantic Cat Club is response
HE VIII open on Wednesday morning In the
nae,s1rs,t nas, narr of the building the New-4 ork
rrnithalogtcai Society viii present its exhibition
~ "a ged birds and songbirds.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
BOSTON CHAMBER FAvoRs TREATY.

Boston Jan. 6.-ResoIutions indorsns the Hay
Bond treaty and advocating general tariff revision
were passed to-day by the members OF the Boston
Chamber Of Commerce at q special meeting. The
report Of q special committee appointed 70 con-
slider the propriety Of action in advocacy OF the
creation OF permanent tariff commission, which
approved the step. also received and adopted.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
n y CENTRAL BUYS PROPERTY.

-r,o Nccv--York Central and Hudson River Rail-
7 has bouebt from Charles T. Barney plot of
bout two hundred lots the West Side. from
-ntueteth-st. TO kfngsor1dge fioao
-rha nropertv will required in the carrying our
- ~ ,,su- Snl1vteu DuyVil plans of the New ork
Ce1fral road The purchase price Is said 10 naE5
49, s9g0 40 With this property the railroad VIII
~ Psil bi9 ia shorten its route the Spuyten Duyy
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
BUSINESS PROSPERITY on ALL HANDS

or, The Camden N j Telegram
The Neer-York Tribune presents az festutt @ %
ifz las fssu- ~ 1907 a business supplement SNOW (,
ir,g he record OF the last year IN nnafclai alo 10
commercial circles In al Lines o. boslIess lner
are rerc~te af prosperity. progress sno oefeioP-
merit a more gratifying record thsn taAt pIe =
zegte5 IL The Tribune supzasTneht eoai0 ii@iN'' ="
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
Ryrondalc and SearcieI aIsu I'11I'
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
MreT,Ne FOR ICE TRoTTERs.

rsy TELEGRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE.l
Saratoga n Y Jan. 5.-Willam s. Shepard mas
been elected president of the Saratoga Ice Trottng
Association which has fixed upon the first week
in February for its annual meeting on Saratoga
T-kc
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
OBTAINS LARGE MORTGAGES.

The Puritan Realty Company obtained two mort
cages yesterday its plot in Forty-fourth-st
east of sixth-are-. which II is building twetve
S3fe 0o and the other fer $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

es,s. 32y II " of AmsterdaIn-ay. -oxloo.o.
Marraretha schneider' Ell al. heF " amt
pufte - &.
s,bNsye n corner 2lst-st % oxl4ox rss. rrss.
fo1n T. Csd1alader. ct al 70 Hudson He2itS
tornpauy -----
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
LONG AND KENNEL CLUB.

The next regular meeting of the Long Island
Kennel Club will be held in the Johnston Building
FIstbush-ave and Nevins-st-. Brooklyn, tomorrow
ulgh
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
a NEW DISPENSARY.

The three story house No 81 to 5g7 East One
tventietf-st has been leased to the
tJrI1 = nsnj+aI II will used a dspensary.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
AUTomo5iLE MANUFACTURERS MEET

The National Association of Automobile Manu-
facturers has decided TO hold its annual dinner
at the Waldorf-Astoria January q. The fol-
lowing will be among the speakers: W. E Scar
ritt F. S. Fisher. John s. Wise, Z. s. Smith and
A r Shattuck
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
HADDON HALL

J ATI-ANIlC ~
This veil known hotel remains throughout tns
Golf. Yachting. Driving Riding the famous
Boardwalk. Illustrated booklet New YORK oce 80
4rh ave Phone IT49-Isth- LEEDS LLPPINCOTT.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
REST PERFORMANCES

I'm every American sport With the rseSros o
of 1902. this years srfD"ae -
ouf. Price 25c.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

BEST PERFORMANCES
In every American Sport. with the records
of 1902. in tbis Sear's Tribune Almanac. Nov,
out. Price 25c-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

AUToMOBILING.-WeelI lecture at A. c. A.
RACTNG.-At New-orleans and Oakland.
POULTRY SFow.-At Madison Square Garden.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
NORTH CAROLINA
TwrE NORTH MOT gPRlNaS

TME o;.oTlE, NoETE WOT SPRINGS
MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL Hot Springs N c
In handsome pax, occupying picturesque nountz4s
locked vaIs IN The Sky. Mid vinosrs: dry.
h-s-nz china mineral water, and baths Quar-
ter uIs br ad veranda Grand riding; Epi<.
tsauis mountain climbing bowling. Orchasrr2s
Iancas all indoor anauSencenfs. Booklets nailed
HOWELL COBB. Prurz
MARCO TERRACE.
vi ASEEvIILE N c
modern family hctei rossexst,n
pcsstbls convenierce and appointment
e'ei' D0' LYNN HAHN
TprNEY WOODS mn
MID dry equaoIs climate n the long Leaf pima
tiou: modern horlezs hotel: steam heat baths sof
S,oE- etc LEON ST JOHN.
- Southern Pines. ~ C
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

HOTEL MORTON, Virginia Ave. Beach c
pacty 20 Suits With private bath. elevator from
level all floors: ue table Ocean view. Open AL
Mrs P HArSEs P-o7-etor
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
THE RUNNYMEDE,

IIoTEL AGNEvv Atlantic CITY N. J.
III separate SanatOFiEnI Annex Whols EccS
Reach Front Entirely 800 Ocean Rooms 100
Baths Ffydrotherary Equipment sea Water Ptu-ges-
VTf1rer So 80 daily: SIS up weekly Automobile. Book
is+ A c. MITCHELL q Co
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-05-07

When we dropped into the clerks
Office Wednesday we found Deputy
Ed. B. Cousins busy working on the
reports of marriages, deaths and
births that have to be sent into the
state board of health. Wondering
how many there were of each we
started in to investigate and with Mr..
Cousins aid found that there had
been 1875 marriage licenses issued in
1902. There We're 1913 returns made.
One license had not been used leaving
three marriages some place in the
county where the one who of1iciated
had not made returns. 1t might be
we'll for ministers and justices to take
cognizance of the fact that there is q
fine of $50 for not making returns, the
fine to be made after 80 days. Five
divorces were granted during the year.
We found 3l7 births recorded, with
Douglas township in the lead by one,
Sharon loosing her usual rank as No.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-05-07

one. Seventy-two deaths were. re-
corded, leaving balance in favor of
an increased population. All these
figures show an increase over any
preceding year.
Theo Myers was a business visitor in
town Tuesday evening.
Marriage licenses for the week end
ing Wednesday as issued by County
Clerk l.. j. Hill: M. l.. Noel and
Christina May Bintner.
Marion Johnson of Fit. Dodge, was
visiting in town Tuesday with rela-
tives and friends. He is still looking
after the poor orphans and waits and
finding suitable homes for them.
Miss Cora Layland of Audubon, is
visiting with Misses Lou and Florence
Wagner. She is on her way to Ohio
to spend the summer with friends
there.-Anita Republican.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-05-07

j. Z. +. Wicke r is beginning the car
penter work on his house that he is
expecting to ere ct in the east part of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dug Thayer arrived
wednesday evening from Bond, Miss,
and will visit for couple of DAYS with
their friends here.
Chas. Mccoy, one of the good
farmers out from town, is expecting to
put up barn in the near future.
I'll. Dollahide will do the work.
Frank Nicholson shipped a car of
cattle to Omaha Wednesday evening.
he was on the Chicago markets Mon
day with three cars that he shipped
from Harlan.
n. Z. Hansen the merchant tailor,
who recently moved here is we'll
pleased with his patronage as it has
been liberal beyond his expectation.
See his ad. in this issue.
Ode Harrison came down from North
Dakota last week and visited with
home folks. He has purchased -
restaurant and will go back in few
days and take charge of it,
III you want to see how the Journal
is growing read the roll of honor on
the first page. There is only one
name there that ought not to be.
There is the name of an advertising
firm in New York that should not be
there.
The pupils in the school have been
digging away at their examinations
the past week and wondering if their
grades would be sufficient to pass
them on to the next class or if they
had spent too much time in idleness
over amusements that took their
attentions away from the work.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-05-07
Mrs. John MacVicar of Des Moines
is visiting at the j. A. Nash home this

Mrs. John MacNicar of Des Moines
is visiting at the j. A. Nash home this
week.
Walter Delahoyde made business
trip down to Des Moines Saturday
returning home Monday.
Northup & Smith shipped a car of
cattle to Omaha Wednesday evening
and Billy went out with them.
A. HI. Dollahide and his crew of
men are going out to the home of r..
S. Sumner the latter part of the week
and remodel his house for him.
r. P. Farquhar leaves tomorrow for
Winterset to visit his son, Fred, who
moved from Melville township to that
place couple of years ago.
Wilson Swaney was down from
Manning the first of the week and
with gang of men was making some
changes in the telephone system.
They expect to cable the main lines
running into Central and were putting
up heavier poles for supports as the
lines were getting rather heavy for the
first ones put up.
The Ladies of the Columbian Club
have taken up the matter of beautify-
ing the Park, and it will blossom like
June rose ere long. They have
planted flowers all through it aud as
the mayor has forbidden ball playing
and loafing in there, there is no dan.
ger of the plants being destroyed.
The place where the band stand was
has been nicely mounded up and will
be fixed up beautifully with flowers.
This is move in the right direction
With the Park beautifully arranged,
the streets and alleys cleaned, the
lawns kept mown and the sidewalks
repaired, every one will feel proud OF
the town.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-05-07
AUDUBON NEWS
MONEY TO LOAN!
Nth the German Savings
Bank at 5 per cent interest,
optional payments.
Nash. PHELPS DE- PHELPS
audubon. IO,c0

Sam Cramer is putting up a good
big barn on his place north of town.
John Morrisey of Harlan, was over
Tuesday visiting his mother, brother
and sisters.
Get our prices on doors and windows
and water tanks and all kinds of mill
work before buying.
If JAMES HART.
There was merry gathering of
young people last Friday night to q
birthday party out at the pleasant
and hosritable home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Young.
Miss Julia Wallace of Morris, Ill.,, is
visiting this week with her sisters,
Mrs. j. F. Russell and Mrs. Preston.
She has been in California and stopped
while on her way home.
Mesdames B. S. Phelps, Frank
Watts, w. R. Green and Chas. Nc
Leran went down to Des Moines
Tuesday to attend the state meeting
of the Womens' Club Federation.
A rare opportunity will be afforded
the people of Audubon and vicinity
next Wednesday night when Gov. a.
B. Cummins will address the people
and graduating class. The governor
is a man of ability, and one of the
most fluent orators in the state, so
that it is really treat to those who
can be in attendance.
Little Georgia Cooley, who has
been staying here this winter with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Gates, was taken very sick last week
with appendicitis. Her parents who
live down in the south part of the
county were summoned last Friday
as it was thought then she could not
live, but she is slightly improved and
they now hope to soon have her well
again.
Geo. w. Cosson departed Monday
for Des Moines to be in attendance at
the state meeting of the Modern Wood
men of America. George goes as the
delegate from this county and has a
good show to go as delegate to the
head camp. There is very likely to be
some warm work done at both state
and national convention as feeling is
running pretty high among the
camps over readjustment. George has
made close study of all the
propositions put forth aud will be able
to hold his own on any proposition
they may bring up.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-05-07
FARM LOANS.
S Per Cent. Interest once year,
10000 optional payments with
Davenport Savings Bank.
BAGLEY R NELSON

G. S. McLearan, d. D. S., office over
Brorson's drug store, Audubon, Iowa.
Pure Blood Golden Wyandotte
setting eggs for sale. Is to a setting
for ST. Enquire of Geo. E. Brown,
Audubon. 3-26-SW
Miss Virg Wilson returned home
from Corning Wednesday evening and
will visit her parents and many
friends here.
For the best grades for the least
money see w. A. Smutney. Under
taking is our speciality. Day 'phone,
No 160. Night phone No. 100. Store
on South Park. 4-16tf
Ladies are you going to keep cool
this summer? Ii you are you will have
to have your husband get you Relia-
BILE or an Excelsior Gasoline stove
They are reliable and safe. Soft
MORRESEY & RUHS.
Mrs. Blanchard of Perry, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Blanchard on Church
street. Her husband is here assisting
to erect the big new barn and sheds
north of the Park, and she will visit
Little Vera Davis is anticipating a
rare pleasure in the near future, as she
will soon join her parents, brother and
sister in California, as she will make
the trip with Rev. Hinkhouse and
wife and Miss Cora OFT.
Joe Cam has just returned from a
trip out through the irrigation portion
of the great west and visit to the
Rockies. He reports the crop in the
far west away ahead of ours. In that
irrigation part of the country he found
the finest of alfalfa growing and as it is
the great boon to the cattle men of the
west it makes that land almost in
valuable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Van Gorder are
the proud parents of a son an heir that
came to them last week. They are in
Des Moines and Ed. reports every one
we'll even to his own mental
equilibrium. Grandpa and Grandma
Van Gorder are easily maintaining
the dignity of their new position and
are patiently waiting to see the young
gentleman.