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The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
GONE 20 YEARS; NOW RICH.
Man Thought Dead Returns With
Bounty for Relatives.

kenosha, Wis, Dec. 2j.-After an alb
sence from home Of twenty years. during
which be has never written and was
supposed 10 be dead. William McGm
spent Christmas in the bosom Of his
family. He has accumulated fortune
in business Ia the Northwest. and enter
tanned at dinner to-day all the Kenosha
McGilis he could find
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
Fast Morning Train TO Philadelphia
and New York

Leaves Washington every weekday at &
IL m. via Pennsylvania Railroad BroiIer
buffet parlor car.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26

The Fine Towers for Xmas.
All seasonable kinds. Blackstone, 14th&H.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26

When You EatertaIn at Dinner
intrust table decorations to Shaffer. 14th&I
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26
STORY TOO SILLY,
DECLARES FORAKER
VIII Not Discuss Presidents
Plan. as Published.
READY TO JOIN ISSUES
information Given Correspond
entS at White House.

OhioHn Apparently Wishes 10 Force
an Official Statement Concerning
News Printed Sunday Morning.
Has Been in New York, Supposedly
to Confer with Constitutional
League Officers on the Case.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26

In Carte Lunch Served Daily
at Ecksteins from Z to s. l12 n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-26

id that Mr.. Jerome
i the witnesses Of
r. frs to be done
a proof in the
- ks, to show
dnsactiOns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
SECRET PRACTICE
AMONG MIDDIES
Excused From Drills and Time
Being Given to Preparation for
Saturdays Game.

ANNAPOLIS. ND, November D.
Members of the Naval Academy football
squad We're excused from all drills and
work yesterday afternoon. and devoted
the time To good hard practice work The
practice, which was announced u be
open, was changed TO "a secret practice.
and this VIII be the rule for the rest OF
the season. The grounds were in better
condition than on the first two days OF
The week and the practice reasonably
satisfactory. II Is still announced by the
coaches that there is doubt as to at
least four positions on the line. though
tne backileld with Ingram at full: Cap
tain Spencer and Douglass at the halves.
and Norton at quarter. viii not be chang
ed unless one of them is injured. Sling
lun no centre and Northcroft at right
tackle are fixtures. and Richardson viii
surely play one of the ends. though IL is
NOT certain which.
There is little choice among Meyer.
Wright and Shafroth for the guard posi-
uons. with chances slightly in the order
named. and between Sim0nsou and Ma
eruder for LETT tackle However. Piersoi
has returned 90 the game and may De
put at amy one of these three positions.
as hc is strong and experienced player.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
SbNOALWOOD WINS
THE STEEPLECHASE

WASHINGTON. November Good
Weather brought ont n large crowd at
benning to-day. Sandaiwood the favor
ne captured the steeplochaso Three
horses fel IN this event Rather Roval
az - q I. got home first en- a 0eld os
eighteen In tho third race. Scarcefet the
lAFoflle. being third. New York ran seq
o"d in both the third and hfth races.
Summaries.
f-rst race-maiden three yea~-ofds se,.-
ca furlongs. Columbia course-Sand,.
Creeker G5 to ID first. Rappahannock IS
10 % second. Old Colony ID 20 ID third
Time. 1892.
second race-iiandicap Steepiechase. for
iour-yeaI odds and up about . 1-2 miles
9andalWood - 10 81 first. Frank Somers
'' to ID second. Caloouahatche, as To- ID
third. Time. 5.ll
Ihird races selling. three-y oar-olds ana
up, seven furiongs old course-Rather
Royal 90 t. - first. New York 625 to
- second. Scarcefeit Cevenl third Time.
Fourth race-selling two-yoar-ol1s sis.
fnrlonss old course-Lee Harrison II
,H ID 81 first. Belcast W to 50 second.
botanist 6f To u third Time lls
flttn race-threc ye9r-olds and uu-
wards. mile. Columbia course-Doilv
sranker q 10 100 first. New York ,50 90
~ second, Avauntcer 90 to ID third.
Time. 1912 1-5.
sixth race-handlcap for tWo-vcar-olds
and up. one and a. quarter miles old
coursc-Be auclaire on 20 l0) first. Bull
W1rk GO 20 j second, Cor0aal $50 10 u
third. Time 2le 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
TO HUNT The RED FOX
At THANKSGIVING DAY

Members OF Deep Run Hunt will spend
J. thanksgiving Day at Boscobcl on thc
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. on James
tuNer, an chasing the biz red foxes OF
that neighbprhood.
The party viii leave on special SIeep-
MS cars from Main Street chesapeake
1.luoon next and viii return Thursday
Wednesday night viii be spent on the
cars which VIII Dee side-tracked at Bos-
met.
Hunters VIII De taken over the road
on Wednesday morning and stabbed near
tne staupn- Several packs will Doe used
aMong them the English pack OK uecp
Kun, nj Heattle's pack Mr.. DrcwrN's
PACK. as well as the far-famcd local
hounds Of Boscobel
All members of Deep Run Hunt Club
are invited and should send their names
10 President w %. Young OF the club
Among those who have already decided
TO make the sporting pilgrimage are:
Mrssrs- W. 80. Young. Dean NIeanIy J
Y. Anderson. f. G.. Bryan. Captain Evans
81 George Bryan. Jonathan Bryan. d.
II. Ellington. Luburn Myers. r. a. r
Jcnnifer. james Patterson. Archer An
derson. =. b. Sydnor. Sidney Ruford
George Cole scott. X. g. Beattie. Charles
prewy. James Graves and T. - Hotch-
kiss Jr.
Last Year hunt was held on Thanks
giving Day az the same meet and a
rattling good time was enjoyed bv some
two-score huntsmen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
WINS TWO BLUES
IN SUCCESSION
Mrs. Wilks Has Distinction of Be
ing First During Present Show
ing to Perform This Feat.
LITTLE ALLEN GRAY SOBS

NEW YORK. Novembo~ e--rbe .t-
sssltu.,nee to-day at the Naton9l Horse
l.p" az Madison Square Garden ar-
.teaed in number that of an, nf fha aref
lNitc DAYS. and The events v-sr. .r
exciting character than ordinarily
iopaplN tho showlo-f event of tho e1,-
VS. inc display OF four-in-hands ana
ti. Ju9Se w uuam IT Moore OF t'nica.-o
N'I- Mr- Vanderbilt captured the hIite
iieoon with quartet n gravs.
fNI the ufst time during The pro-.uf
INV an exhibitor to-day won two blue
rlpoons IN succession Mrs I(9fa
..'.s tof STATIONS foaled iu 1909. took tho
II0l prize with Kentucky Ted. I'm thu
trht following. for stations three ye,rs
, Ms. AAe carried or o. blue ribbon with
.. some excellent jumping was seen I'm
Ieet. two nve-and-a-half and two
-r,i Tho first prize was taken bv
p. w asp. bay geldn~ belonging 10
,t p" ana Murray of Toronto canada
ne second went 20 Rupert belonging 10
IT, o. ~ w etheroee. Of New York.
one ~ the competitors i'm the contests
oa t9e Gay found defeat more tnan she
ceAla pear. She was Miss Allen C;rn,-
~ orange, VA. child Of eight ANA
~, Yui-eSL exhibitor in the show. Sha
n'g entered F1nah ~ Glass o.. for pony
e.ailons. Eter hlrso had tho c0rro-r,,.,
ton ana bearing which 70 with fre bes+
strains but there were others er+.r~I
W-tch surpassed him. The small owner
from the ring
The The blue ribbon in the special Brewster
Prize Tor harness horses carriages ava
trooms IN livery was won bv g. ". Wat
~. "- tai umore with his bav rofdfnrs
+oia Baltimore and Ny Marvlard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
LIVELY WRANGLE
TIES Up LEAGUE
Deadlock Reached Last Night
at Meeting of Interscholastic
Executive Committee.
HIGH SCHOOL STANDS OUT
Insists That 1t Has Won Cham
pionship Already-Will Meet
Again.

The executive committee OF the Inter
scholastic League met last night 20 dis
cuss the school football outlook i'm the
city. At the last meeting Of this COM
mittee st was decided that the games
scheduled for the season had been too
few TO enable tile association 10 pick the
champion team. and passed a motion fix
ing an additional schedule OF games be
tween the teams
The High School eleven. which. on the
record Of the first schedule. was the win
ming team. objected 20 this change. and
claimed the championship trophy on the
games already played. 4 committee was
appointed and the following resolutions
were passed for presentation 10 the ex-
ecutive committee:
Resolved. LIST. The Richmond High
School football team has played every
game called for by the sche OF the
Preparatory League. and does not recog-
nize the right OF tho executive commit
tee 10 make q new schedule.
"1d. The league determined before
the schedule was played out that
the percentage Of games won would gov
eru the contest. and this action Was rau-
fed az Tuesdays meeting. Under this
standard the f-igh School has "a record
school has "a record OF GO per cent.
sd Therefore. the High School has won
the championship OF the Preparatory
League. and viii play no other football
games under the auspices OF the league
this season.
18th. If either of the other teams is
dissatisfied with outcome OF tho schedule
that was arranged. the High school Will
accept challenge f0r a series ~ games.
70 bee played outside Of the league. 10
determine which is the better team
These resolutions were presented % the
executive committee by the Hisn School
committee. and q motion was made by
one of the High School representatives TO
rescind the motion making the new
schedule. a vote was taken on this last
motion and tic resulted. the MCGUIRE
and St Andrews representatives. voting
for the motion. and the High School ana
Academy men voting against it, The
president Of the association. Physical
Christian Association held the deciding
Ar the last meeting he voted for the
new schedule. when the other representa-
uves locked horns i'm a tie vote. Last
night. however he said he considered the
season closed with the last game between
Mcclure and the Academy.
The representatives will meet again in
the near future and decide about the
matter after talking the subject over with
their men. 10 IS probable that It viii be de
cided 20 play the games, the high school
playing two games with the Academy. and
One last game with McGuire's 8.
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COLLINS WILL NOT
COME TO NEW YORK
No Prospect of Trade With
American League Club for
Kid" COnroy.

BOSTON. MASS. November "a
cordlng 20 John ]. Taylor. president II
tho Boston American League Baseball
Club. there is no truth IN the story that
he VIII exchange Jimmy Collins for
Xxi" Conroy, % the New York Amerl-
can team.
We hive not considered such a sug-
EcstOn." said Mr.. Taylor yesterday "and
you can say that il has never even been
mentioned either by the Boston or the
New York club"
How about Ferris?"
Same story. The first I heard any
thing about l can say most emphati-
cally that I do not intend 10 entertain
any proposition for the release of Ferris.
and as matters now stand he Will be
seen in his former position OF second
base on the American League grounds
next season"
Regarding the talk that Jake" Stahl
VIII manage the Boston Americans. Mr.
Iaylor said that IL is without foundation
in fact
Il consider our own Stahl as wei
Atted Tor the handling Of the club as
any stranger" Mr.. Taylor continued
stahl knows all OF our PLAYERS. ana
j very popular with them. and is there
TORE well qualified 10 get the best vvorl,
possible out Of them No. Boston has
made no bid for the former .Wssbioet.r
panager IN any way intend ., cau
ppon Criger at Elkhart Ind. ON my. v,,,,
West TO the Chicago American Ieag,e
meeting, and have a chat with hin, 10
ny mind he has no superior in his NO
nuon IN the country"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
BOTH TEAMS ARE
EAGER FOR FRAY
Spiders and Yellow Jackets
Anxious to Get at Each
Other.
BOTH ARE IN FINE SHAPE
Randolph-Maoon Eleven WORKING,
Hard and Expects to Make
Good Showing.

Coach Dunlap could not have IFS usual
Fecrct practice Of tho Spiders yesterday
on account OF tho school game that was
played in tho park. lie announced that
to-day's practice would also De opon. and
that the team was IN AS good condi-
lion ~ possible for to-morrouy's game
with Randolph Macon The last heavy
practice was had yesterday. when tho
last scriiumage Of the week was gone
through
To-day the team viii b put through
short but fast signal workout. ana
then sent around tho track for mile
Yesterday the chief work was done on
the tackling dummy. Bach player was
sent against the sawdust man az least
ten times. and the work was pronounced
excellent by the coach. who has been
the most severe critic % the team THIS
year. After the tackiing practice The
team was put through tho fastest sort
o. signal practice and then sent around
the track Tor uaif a mile al "a good
clip.
The team has recovered from am tie
injuries received last Satlrday and is in
perfect form. There De- not au injured
man IT. tle lot and an are feeling Like
colts Gooen received bad cat on his
head Saturday but 10 has healed ur lrtiI.
with sufficient protection. there viii Dc
no danger ~ second injury 81 that
place.
Yellow Jackets Working. Too.
The Randolph Macon team is also work
INK AS hard as possible Tor tomorrow q
game. The team has been out ever,
afternoon ibis week. and have arrived
20 the stage where they are certain that
tto game VIII az least DO close Tho
showing made against William and MARY
after that team lad had an extra coach
for several weeks IS g. matter OF great
encouragement 90 the Ashlanders. and
they are confident shat the game VIII
not 80 an % the ColoEians When
'phoned 70 last night. tho management
would NOT make statement. but only
said. WYATT and see what vlil be done
Secret practice was also gone through
in Ashland yesterday. and the new PLAYS
We're tr-ei. with very good results Seq
iug the use'essncss 81 attempting 90 de-
feat the Co,ieglaus by straight football
they are working up q new series 81
PLAYS that are expected 10 open tue eyes
~ the RicLmonders
That the game viii be fast Is certain.
Both teams are in perfect condition.
Tho Ashlanders VIII probably have more
trick plays than the Ricnmonders. bot
the steady work Of the latter. combined
with the excellence O. tie ends. vlll
make 81 difficult 10 pass the Zinc ~
scrimmaEo- The Coliegian ends have
proved thcir ability ard readiness ln
former games. and VIII certainly not
fail la this the last big game OF tho
year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Auction Sales This Dav.
By Green a. Redd
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
PARAMOUNT PROPERTY
Improved and Unimproved.


we will OFFER for sale at public auctio,.
on the premises. tho following dese-ihoi
property 800 the order nlmed.
First. 40. 1919 NORTH Tyvr.>-r,-
FIRST STREET. "a Cozv Detached Drama
Cottage OF three rooms. recently bult
out OF the very best material and occp-
pied by an excellent tenant. Win lof
2oNl2o 20 20 foot alley.
Second. No. 1900 NORTH TWENTY
FIRST STREET. a Corner store IN
good condition ard wcu situated r1r b,isi-
ness. this being the best Business Corner
in This part Of Fairmouut. with bot s5xi25
to a 10 foot alley.
Third Beautiful Corner Building Lot.
a.Nl-f To- alley exactly opposite above
sore. az the southeast corner of Twenty
FIRST and w Streets.
Hero IS an excellent opportunity % pun
chase either "a coy home. n place OF busf-
ness or Tot on which to build iu tho
IHlire. fairmount has an city improve
mrnLs now. and she is bound to grow.
tt.AS. Very liberal and announced at
7iie. GREEN & REDD.
Auctioneere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Court Sale.

In accordance with JGe direction % ne
United States Court FOR the EIstcrr Dis-
tr-t of Virginia. hv us order entered on
The 1f-h day of November 1000 n tile
matter of john Pryor. Jr. bankrupt. In
bankruptcy. 7 wilL op
MONDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1906
commencing at 1880 O'Clock g. H. on
the premises so 1927 Wcst Moore street.
Richmond Va. sen at public auction he
stock. Goods and Fixtures ~ said bank
rugt ROW .n said store. So. 1927 Weer
Moore Street. consisting ~ Groceries.
Canned Goods. Tobacco. Barrel Goods.
Candies. Cakes. Crackers flour soaps.
Soap.nc. etc.. etc. Showrascs tvs rp-
right Butchers Refrgcrltors scales.
Butchers Tools and other fNtlrcF etc.
TERMS. Cash
H. r. FrORANCE. Receiver eto.
Geo. ". Mayo. Auctionear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE

BY request Of w. r. Hancock. ESQ w
snall sell. bv public auction. on the prem
ises, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2sTH. 1q0s
At O'CLOCK r. A.
his well-snown and highly vamshl. fac
toiy- on the east side OF TwentV-sacoud
Htrcet between Main and FrankfI,
SlIeets' being q most capacioGs. wcll-con-
stfucted and thoroughly substantial u4rr
iour-story and part tnrce-Storv brIrfl
building. fronting about 100 feet 6n Tween
ts-sec9nd street. with ample depth. the
ground comprising nearly 1900 s1ul~
i''J ana the buildings about 5000 sluare
lr"t moor space. having large yard and
Shed. three good elevators water anal
gas rlpins. ctc. the entire premises he.
Ing ion good order
rms property. while especially -and adj
hirabl} adapted 90 the manufacture and
aandilng or tobacco. Is we'll suited n
size, capacity. construction and location
for any warehouse or light manuflctur-
ms purpose. and possession VIII Dee given
tne purchaser at once.
Parties interested may sec tho property
AZ any time upon application 90 the auc-
TERMS-Onc-thir1 cash. balance on
long credit n desired or an cash. at OPP
uon OF purchaser
J. b. ELAN & COMPANY.
AuctioncerA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Examine Guys Sanity.

J. r. Guy. che young white man who recently
attempted o. commit suicide b. asphy.Nfafion
in "a house on Mayo street arrsenred In Polite,
court yesterday morning on the charge nr be-
ing "a rtsrici'1is character. fi,- said that be-
crazy when Dee attempted G. KIN himseir
- his Honor ordered that lie he examined by
q Commission OF lunaov-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
BRITISH ATHLETES
COMING TO JAMESTOWN

LONDON. November 22.-H T. Rurcb
Gill; special commissioner or Jamcstov,n
virginia. Exposition. has started for
home. much crauned at the promises ~
British athletes 90 participate in the
jamestown contests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23

GRAND AUCTION SALE OF SUPERB
FURNITURE. MATING AND
RUGS
- - lFNIDAl1. NovEMBER b

FURNITURE. MATING AND
RUGS
TO-DAY fFRfDAND. NOVEMBER Or
az our salosrooms. $50. GiS f. Broad ST.
COMMENCING AT OS0 O'CLOCK
Handsome Librar,- Furniture ,.o-,, a..
farior Furniture, handsome ANTIQUE Ma
Hetanv 'ellaret. very fine Iron Beds
" lll GRASS Trimmings. handsome Oak
oldlnU Bed. with mirrOr-door vvardrobe
tacncd' large and handsome OAK Hall
iNdch. handsome oak and Walnut Cham
per SUITS very fine Oak China Case.
DeautltW Pictures and Cola Frame Mir
TOTS. Leather Couchcs and Rockers. new
Mating Rugs and Druggists. several OBJ
,.essers and Washstands, ana other FUR
ms is a special and attractive lire OF
furniture. used by a prominent West End
''T.DgnL VINO IS declining housekeeping.
Ladies especially invited aftovs
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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a
Company. AuCtoueers
COMMISSIONERS SALE by PUBLIC
AUCTION OF THE
VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE IN
TESTAMENT PROPERTY. CONSIST
ING OF -FOUR BRICK STORES
AND DWELLINGS AND SIX
FRAMED HOUSES. ON BROOK
AVENUE AND DUVAL STREET.
AND NUMBERED SIS. 600. 62c 62s
o-i IL. 60, zoo AND -o- BROOK
AVENUE. AND NOS. 5o1 AND SOB
WEST DUVAL STREET. AND THE
VACANT LOT IN THE REAR.
by virtue OF "A decree of the Law and
tlultv Court entered November L. rq0s
in tne suit Of Mary Elizabeth Heeke 5
guardian e ais., plaiutfls. vs. Joseph ILL.,
lteeke q ais. defendants and louise
q. lecke. Plaintiff, VS.. Joseph H. Heeka
60 ais. defendants the undersi,ne, com
nhssioners therein appointed will SELL bv
punlc auction. on the premises ON
TD ESDAH. NOVEMBER q. 1906.
',...'lt lglns az clock J.. A.. the prop
clE above described. being the attractive
stores Nos 600 and 702 Brook Avenue
4l."1lilg 81 Feet 10 l-2 inches on the west
side Of Brook Avenue and runnina HACK
.lons the north line OF nuvai street Sd
ltet D inches. also. the stores and dwell
lne az tnc southwest corner A F,root-
Nt,uue ana Duval street. mum = rcd 616
~ ~ ana 6-f and the two frame tcne-
.nents lE rear, numbered Sol and -09 West
ouNal street and tine frame t.naulents
Sos. bi>. $50 and go Brook Av.nu. ,,-itf,
t-' large vacant LOT in rear of said tcne-
ments. oh OF said property 60 be- soId
~ tD-u- 20 IItt or survey made by
Ii r' WIord hedd * Bro. Surveyors.
W.i.u may "r seen at the Office OF tho
ancuonerrs. and viii be exhibited az sale
an or tne above property is occupied bv
old tenants an "a handsome rental. ANA
TERMS-Onc-half OF the purchase
money 20 be paid in cash and the balance
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sutton q o.. Audiences
Bv H. a. McCurdv.
Real Estate Auctonecr.
STEES SALH.
OH

a TRACT OF LAND OF "a Us ACRES.
WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS
FRONTING on BROOK ROAD
AND ADJOINING LAKESIDE BARK.
AND IMMEDIATELY OK THE
RICHMOND AND CHES APFAr<r
BAY RAILROAD
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Auction Sales, Future DAYS.
Il. J r. Elan A. Company.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

=. J. r. Elan A. COMPANY
Real Estate Auctioneers
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF
THE SPACIOUS. WELL. LOCATED
81 BSrANTIAL. MODERNIY APP
POINTED AND EXCEEDING
Ky VALUABLE
TOBACCO FACTORY OF NJ ~
HANCOCK ESQ
on EAST SIDE TWENTY SECOND
STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS RICH
MOND. VA.
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Auction Sales, Future DAYS.
cOMMIssIONERs' SAFE ~ prBIIc

by Z. l.. & IT. L. Deuoon and Sutton a.
Company. Auctiou,ers.
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BY request Of W r.. Hancock. ESQ. w.
snall sell, bv public auction on the prem
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-11-09
MARRIED.

At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Paul near Schley, Tuesday morning,
Oct 3Oth, occurred the marriage OF
their daughter Alma to Mr.. Wilkins
r. Often, of Howard Center. The
wedding was quiet home affair, only
the immediate relatives being present
Rev. Gammons was the officiating
clergyman and promptly at II O'Clock
commenced the ceremony that united
the young couple in Hymens bonds.
Following the ceremony, sumptuous
dinner was, served and pleasant
social time followed.
Both OF the young people have been
reared in Howard County and are
known and respected by a wide circle
of friends. A large number OF valu-
able presents were given the young
couple who will make their home on
farm near Bonair where they will
commence their home life assured of
the well wishes and congratulations
of their ftiends, among whom the
PLAIN DEALER is included.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-11-09
Howard Center.

News is scarce as every body is ex-
cited over election.
4 What is matter with the farmer"
for sheriff. The republicans have
give him lease for ten years.
Mrs. Whitlofer departed Saturday
for DEBORAH where she expects to
make her future home.
Libbie and Grace Wentworth Sun
day, with Elsie and Mabel Dinger.
John Briefly and family spent Sum
day, at the home OF Chss. johnson OF
Albion.
Fred Hanneman and were enter
tanned company Sunday.
O. L. Terry was driving through our
streets Sunday.
Jim Wilmont and John Dotzler were
business callers at Sam Dinger's We'd
nesday.
Will Smith and family OF Albion
moved one day last week on the farm
recently vacted by John Finnegan.
Frank Krachmer is spor ting q new
buggy. 1t looks as II he means busi-
ness.