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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-09-02

On motion of Aid. Pulfrey, support ed
by Aid Russell, that the report of the
board of special assessors for deliqu ent
sidewalk taxes be accepted and same
placed on file in the Office of the citv
clerk, and that the same be published
in The Alma Record on Thursday the
End. 9th and 10th days of September,
1909 which is as follows:
FIRST WARD
Tax Penalty Total
Will Davis commencing 4oH
rods east and 20 rods and
I4'links north of.the south
west corner of the ne "a of
the sw d of section, "a
town IL, range thence W
10 rods n rods e 10 rods.
Sd rods to corner. q 10 81 81 66 SIS 80
VIM. Allen lot 2, block, ! City
OF Alma go. II 90 10 IL 20
A. o. Davis, lot IL and north "a
OF lot II, block 6 5375 81 S9I2
Peter Hill, commencing 20
rods south and t6Z rods
east of northwest corner
OF northeast d of
u, section "a. town IL,
range3,thence n z4o IT 81 oS 46 90 II
David Howe I3 and ID, sec
a, town "a range 3, Park
Place, east. . IS 40 81 "a
Mary Griffith lot I. block "a
Gargetts Addition 81 90 10 "a oo
SECOND WARD
Murt Mars commencing IS
rods of ne corner of the
intersection of Elm and
Superior streets thence
along Superior street TO
where II intersects with
the north line of the Pere
Marquette Railroad Cos.
right-of-way, thence in
southwesterly direction
Along the north side of
the said Pere Marquette
Railway Cos rght-of-way
to point directly south
of corner thence north to
corner, section g. town
range 3. 46 IS 4s 81 So
THIRD WARD
NJ. ]. Butterheld lot H. and
u of lot IL. block a. Ian
cashre's addition, 4,
town II, range ... 20 IS OF ~ 27
Smith Butterfeld, lot q and
north u, lot u block
I.ancashre's Addtioa sec
d, town II, range 3. 20 IS 2o2 ~ ~
Thomas l., Perry, lot L. NJ +.
Ely Addition, sec 3, town
II range 5 Q SO 9S 10 3
Lafayette Stevens lot Is. block
9, Elyton, sec g. town
range ) -. Is 81 50 r. S.
FOURTH WARD.
Theodore +. Timby and Lucy
Timby, commencing Is
rods and 1879 feet east of
southwest corner of see 81
town u, range 5, thence
north 12% rods east 10
rods and feet south 12h
rods west rods feet
to commencement, sec a.
town H. range 3 To-. 49,. so q o. S. q
STATE OF MICHIGAN0
County of Gratot Sss.
City of Alma
To the Common Council of the City of Alma,
we hereby certify and report that the foregoing
is the special assessment roll and the assessment
made by us pursuant to a resolution of the
council of said city adopted July 27th. 1909 for
the purpose of paying that part of the cost
which the council decided should he paid and
| borne by special assessment for the purpose of
paying delinquent sidewalk taxes that in maxi
! ing such assessment, have as near as may
be, and according to our best judgement con-
formed i'll all things 10 the directions contained
III the resolution of the Council hereinbefore
referred to and the charter of the city relating to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
WIDE AREA IS SWEPT
By MAGNETIC STORM AND
WIRES AFFECTED HERE
ELECTRIC CURRENTS CRIPPLE
TELEGRAPH SERVICE SUN
SPOTS s~LAnEo-ucKlNe IN
TELEeRAPH OFFICES OVER
COUNTRY sTILLEp
Similar o~eeusrsnee IN iss2 Aeeempsn
led BY Aurora soreaJBs Effect
Here Rspots6 90 vs0 Slight
conpsrss with Other Points.

An electrical disturbSnce In the
air. unusual and mysterious. put
mos Of the telegraph wires in near.
ly all parts Of the United States
out q business Saturday.
The Western Union wires ard III
various railroad telegraph wires
running into this city were affected
though with less violence than Is re-
ported In other points in Missouri.
The trouble. which scientists are
able to account for only partly. Is
generally thought TO have been eaus-
ed by spots on the sun
The phenomena took the form OF
earth and air currents Of electricity,
which seemed to DRIFT owe the com
try in an ezsterIy direction The
disturbance appeared with varying
degrees Of violence In different parts
Of the country, and had the effect Of
producing what telegraph operators
termed a "stagnancy" in the wires
and instruments. It was impossible
to ksnd messages until late in the
afternoon to Chicago and some other
when the currents seemed to
subside.
Miss Lizzie Burnett, manager
Of the local Western
Union wires. stated she had more or
less trouble getting st. Louis dur
ing the morning and at times com
munication ceased completely. She
was at a loss, at the time, TO dis
cover the cause. there being no local
electric storm.
Mr.. Lou Bybee. Chicago & Al
ton agent in this city. stated they ex-
.perienced some sigh trouble with
their dispatch wires between s and 3
Saturday morning but the
trouble was slighter here than al
any other points dong the road.
The Wabash office also had some diff.
with their line.
Telegraph reports state compasses
on lake ships we're crippled and yes
sells drtted for hour in helpless con
The needles whirled about
N a bewIdered manner, and many
are thought to have gone ia
OF their courses.
In some localities the disturbance
the voltage in the telegraph
wires and batteries TO such a high
state that flashes Of fire leaped
the gaps when the Instruments
were opened. From the cities Of
the west came reports that the cur.
rent had been so violently increased
that the wires In some instances
melted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
". v. CLENDEkIh DIES MON
DAY AFTER SHORT IlLNES SIS

W. W. Clendenin died at his
home in the southwest part Of this
city at s O'Clock Monday morning af-
ter an illness Of several weeks. His
death was not unexpected. The de-
ceased was born in Bourbon Co.,
KY, March 10, 1885. When quite a
small boy he went TO California and
since then has made several trips
across the plains. He win be re
membered by the readrs Of the
Ledger from interesting accounts Of
his hunting trips over the west and
articles Of western life, which were
published several years ago.
The deceased is survived by a wife
and one son. w. w. Clendenin, Jr.
The paH bearers will be DR.. Mac
farlane, Jacob Atchison, Byron Clus-
ter. Jack Robinson, s. e. Kendall
and w. /. Paul.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
AUyVAssE-HABIEs

AUxYAssE IS a Jewel in the dia-
dem Of Missouri
She is located in the blue grass
region Of Missouri" where fine
horses and beautiful women are born
and reared under sun-kissed sSdes
bright With the smile Of the Gods.
But AuxvaSse, ever progressive, ha
another output which can nc longer
be ignored.
Babies.
boy babies. girl babies: dark
haired and blends; plump and tiny;
babies on every corner and at ey-
cry Crossroads. And all Of them
GOOD babies and pretty.
One physician has a record Of 81
births since last Christmas and there
are other N. Das IN the community
whose statistics likely aggregate sim
liar figures.
Every stranger who visited the
Auxvasse street fair. this week, re-
marked upon the RooseYeitian ap-
P-afancs oI Inc pvOpte. mere Wa5
no race1uicide evidence to be gath
cred IA Auxvasse.
A better dressed crowd, a happier
gathering, more prstentious mercan-
tile establishments and a more gener.
u air Of prosperity or a better fair
no city q its size can boast.
From the SCARED mail Of the
North" to the unbound Pole Of the
Antarctic. no greater Joy and content
are TO be found.
There are Is many hoary headed
pat1archs as babies and they live
On past the allotted three score
and tsn" unmindful Of the rushing
eays and untouched by the conten-
tons o. the world.
ArXyAssE Is the Garden Spot
Nhere the preacher shows his fine
szdMer a. well as the pretty girl
drives the harness horse both With
the ease and finesss that come only
with q sure understanding OF the ami
EzL
II AnxTasss adheres to lts anti
race suicide tenet, Mexico must
needs hustle II We would outshine
her in population.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
TRUSTEES SAFE

Whereas, John P. Morr,.
nie L. Morris. his wife. ana Al
ariah T. Norris and Mako
his wife, BY their certain
trust dated the Ord day Of
Der. 1880. and recorded In The
Of the Recorder Of DEEDS vItSS
for Andrain County. Missouri aug
Trust Record 6 al page 6
veyed TO II. A. Ricketts, as w
the following described real es,,,.
witt
The North forty acres IN
Of the following described r.,,
tate to-wlt:-The East 50 aera.
that part Of the South East on..S
Of Section -Four, in Townsb,n
North Of Range s West, lying s,..s
Of 40 acres OF said quartersonl
conveyed by Ollie II. GGl and c.
N. Gal to Levi Watts, by war;
deed dated the Ord day Of DeoamA.'
1890. TO secure the payment n,
tain promissory notes in sa,d A.,
Of trust fully described and 81. 49,,
And, whereas, default has 49,.
made In the payment Of the No.
due 4 and 5 years after date
cured by said deed of trust -,
Whereas. II is provided in ,ss
deed Of trust that in case Of the NJ,
bility or refusal to act Of the ,hO~.
named trustee. the then s,,,.
Sheriff Of Audrain County, Missm-
shall become his successor and Wis.
as, the said H. A. Ricketts, ia \,
! deceased.
Now. therefore, know all men
these presents that /, ]. B. Woolsr
Snerin Of Andrain county, Nj,
soun, acting as Trustee, will on
FRIDAY, THE 22ND DAY OF Or.
ToBER, 1909,
between the hours OF 9 a. m. and
p. m. Of that day at the East front
door Of the Court House in Mereo
Missouri, sell at public auction n,
cash the real estate above describe
to satisfy the Indebtedness afOrsS0
J. B. WooLERY,
29-tds Sheriff Audrain Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
THIS IS CERTAIN
The Proof That Mexico Readers Can
not Deny.

What could furnish stronger evi
dence Of the efficiency of any rene
dy that the test Of time? Thousands
Of people testify that Doan's Kid
ney Pills cure permanently.
Home endorsement should prove u
doubtedly the merit Of this remedy.
Years ago your friends and neigh.
bors testified to the relief they had
derived from the use Of Doan's Kid
Dey Pills. They now confirm thelI
testimonials. They say time has com
pleted the test.
d. A. Wilson, retired, N. Wash
ington street, Mexico. Mo-, says:
About Is years ago my back was
injured and after that / suffered Sc
verely from a weakness and lameness
in my loins. My kidneys we're also
affected and the secretions passed ir-
regularly. As soon as I began us
ing Doan's Kidney Pills procured
from Criswell Drug Co., l improved
and in a short time my general condI
tion was much better"
Mr.. Wilson gave the above state
ment on May 2sth. 1906. and ON No
vember 18th, 1908. he added: a stiIl
think highly Of Doan's Kidney Pills
and take pleasure in again endorsing
them as a remedy that lives up to
the claims made for IT,"
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
s.. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-aLd
take no other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
The Weekly Ledger
srecrRIe ROAD.


ELECTRIC ROAD.
TIE propos,rioz nads b. J. J.
Burns. q Burns & conpzny, q Chi
caeD, 70 baik the electric road from
Nsxsoo 70 HHn11oa. csEhrslia and
Fsitoa, seems 70 be aiong bEsioess
linea. ma company has bUHt reT-
egai railroads on she plan saggeEt.
ID ana ths results have always been
satisfactory. When the railroad b
completed q Il 90 Be bondsd for
tfgoooe q mile. The company asks
for no bonuses or EubscripuonA but
eTpsCss the people interested to take
the ofhsr hall The road Win be
bait and completed for $4,000 per
mile, ~ there win be no mNadie man
and no promoting. Mexico's part
q ths proposition would be The sub
Hcnvttcn for $4,000 worth Of bonhs.
The idea u 70 build Il first Is miles
nouh and IS niles south. This
money Is 70 be paid n ~ each mile
q road IL completed
The Company IN the first place
viii build and pay for a power house
IN Mexico and thea as Il completes
each mile Of road viii ask for the
propOr3onAte amount due.
The bonds pay five per cent inter
est, running for thirty years. bat ~
the end OF four years provide for a
sinking fund.
- seems 20 the Le0ger as uDOugH.
this proposition should prove most
attractive TO he people OF Mexico and
those vho live along the line.
Burns & Company viii build he.
power plant and then build q mile
Of road before any money Is ask
ed for: and then you pay for the
mile that Ia completed; and as other
miles are completed you pay your
p-roporuonzte part Of your bonds.
It Is MT necessary 20 go into the
question u how much Mexico win be
benefited; We All understand that
matter thoroughly and are al in
favor Of the road. and Il does seem
20 the writer as though Mexico
should do its part toward financing
this enterprise. This Company and
It's plan Of building roads have been
thoroughly investigated and all re-
ports are most satisfactory. II this
plan Il carried out, Mexico viii be-
come the center Of a great system
q electric roads.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
COMMON N

Leads most Intelligent people 10 use only
ne69ines Of known composition. There.
fore Il Is that DR.. Piefee's medicines. the
makehsW Which print every ingredient
entering EAo them upon the bottle wrap
peFs and attest fits correctness under oath,
are daily grk4ing In favor. The COM
position Of DklPierce's medicines is open
70 eyeryb0dyNDr, Pierce being DESTROYS
Of having The .EeaTc6 TgEt Oh lnvesiigr-
ton turned fully upon his formula, being
%conhde1L that The kttef Tire coMnLn9l
OLsse medIelpes g Known the more
xii lheLRx elraIIye merIls 6e1ea1Z.
ME- Being wholly made Of The active
medicinal principles extracted from ma
tive forest roots, BY exact processes
original with Dr.. Pierce, and without the
use Of q drop Of alcohol, triple-refined and
chemically pare glycerine being used In
stead In extracting and preserving the
curative virtues residing In the roots
employed, these medicines are entirely
free from the objection Of doing harm
by creating an appetite for either al
coholle beverages or habit . forming
drugs. Examine the formula on their
bottle wrappers-the same as sworn 10 by
DR.. Pierce, and you viii find that his
r0oldon Medical Discovery tho great,
biood-pnriner, stomach tonic and bowel
regulator-the medicine which, while not
recommended TO cur consumption In its
advanced stages ino medicine win do that
yet does cure all those catarrhal condi.
tons u head and throat, we6k stomach,
tnrpid liver and bronchial troubles, weak
lungs and hang-on=conghs, which, II neg
laciea or badly treated lead up 20 and
tnahF terminate 10 consumption.
Take tho Golden Medical Discovery
"a time and II Bnot likely 10 disappOlnt
you " only you give II a thorough and
fatf trial. Don't expect miracles. II
won't do supernatural things. u must
ekpfglsd your patience aud pcssgg re in its
use for q reasonable length ni time 10 get
Is full benefits. The ingrediar. ~ which
Or. Piefee's medicines arc C ftd have
the unqualified endorsement ~ aofn "
tneQicai leaderS-better than a1t orr :
Of lay, n non.professional. test.
They are not given away to BE- eaHof.-
fnented with but are sold by al deal n Il
AZ reasonable prices,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

REFERRING to the Dean bridge
matter the centrala Courier says;
The Courier does not believe the
citizens east Of town destroyed the
timbens Of the Dean bridge. Our I'M
~derstanding Is that the damage only
consisted in filling in the creek
with The rubbish Of the bridge 30
that vehicles could ros over. There
are no better people than those Of
the Harrison district and they are
not Of the property destroying kind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
MlssouRlAN SUICIDE
AT SEVENTY.
Montgomery. 10. sept. q.

Montgomery, No., Sept. 20.
Jack Goodman, farmer residing
near Williamsburg, southeast of this
city, toook a shot gun Tuesday and
blew his brains out.
He was about 70 years old, and
had been living alone on his farm
since his wife died and his chill
dren moved to town. Recently he
made an unsuccessful attempt to kill
himself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
AWAKES At HP.N. SATUR-
DAY.: FINDS NEGRO ROOM
MR.. AND MRS. J. D. MILLER WIS.,
TIED BY "WRlNk" HULL WHO
WAS STANDING AT FOOT or
BED WHEN DISCOVERED MRS.
MILLER MUCH FRIGHTENED

Saturday night about IL o clock J.
d. Miller was awakened 10 find
rink Hull, a negro character
standing at the foot OF his bed.
When questioned by Mr.. Miller
"Wrink' Hull. a negro character
Brownie" another K negro charac,
ter.
Mrs. Miller was 50 frightened she
was not able to move for severa'
seconds. Mr.. Miller stated he though
"Wrink" was drunk. He put the
negro out Of the house, but before
he could get "Wrink" to leave the
premises Mr.. Miller threatened to
have him locked up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Ia.
tiers ties amentary upon the estate d
W. H. Force, Of Audrain com
ty, Missouri, deceased, have been
granted the undersigned, E. ". 70
rec, by the Probate Cour. Of said
county Of Audrain bearing date. he
31st day of August, 1909.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to EXHIBIT
them to me for allowance within one
year after the date Of said Letters
or they may be precluded from any
beneff. Of such estate and Il such
claims be not exhibited within two
years from the time OF the publba.
lion OF this notice, they will be for
ever barred. 27-4t
u. w. Force, Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
NOTICE.

The farmers q Laborers Cooper
tive Fire Insurance Association Il
Audraln county will hold their an.
nual meeting at the office Of the
Company In Mexico commencing
10 a. m. Oct. 10, 1909. President. Vice
President, Secretary, Treasurer and
three Directors TO be elected, A large
attendance OF policy holders desired
30.2t r. b. Norris, Secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
St. Joseph. Mo. Sept. %

Tom Bass took two blue ribbons
at the horse show Wednesday even
ing and was $500 richer from pre-
miums. His great show animal Jack
o. Diamonds won first In the class
for five gated saddle horses. Hook
& Woods. OF Paris, carried off third
and fourth honors in this ring with
"Buzzer" and "Porter Boy" respect
lively.
Five beautiful pairs were shown in
the class for trotting roadsters. The
judges said that this ring would do
to show anywhere in the country.
First prize went to a pair Of chest.
nuts exhibited by Tom Bass. Mat
cohen's pair of bay mares took
second prize. and third place went
to a pair Of grays. One OF the
grays was from Hook & Woods sta,
Bile. and the other was from the sta.
Bile of W. E. Oliver, Kansas City.
Fourth place was awarded to J.. s.
Ardery OF Savannah, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
COOP EoR sILIousNEss.

u took two OF Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets last night
and I feel fifty per cent better than
! have for weeks, says ], j. Fire.
some. Of Allegheny, Mich. "They
are certainly a fine article for bill
iousness." For sale by all druggists
Sample free.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

THE Ledger joins all the people
OF Mexico and Andrain county in ex-
tending best wishes to the man
sgement Of the electric railroad com
psny. This bunch Of hustlers, head.
ed by Probate Judge W. W. Bolts,
is working day and night. in and
out Of season, 10 build this electric
road and should have the hearty Co
operation Of all our people. Such
splendid work viii most surely bring
results.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

THERE should be at least twics
as many Audrain county girls going
60 Hardin College as there are
The school e full. as usual. draw.
ing from all parts Of the United
States, but there should be a larger
attendance from Mexico and Au-
drain county. President Million il
always found actively working for
the best interests Of Mexico, giving
bis time and money to make every
proposed enterprise a success. He
Is sound and emphatic on patroniz-
Ing and pushing home institutions.
What excuse a there be for send
ing any Audnain county gin away TO
school
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

JUDGE THos. F. MURRAY ami hl
brother, Mike. a member OF the Leg
islsture from Galloway county, who
live along the proposed electric line
in Galway. are very enthusiastic
ly IN favor Of this enterprise. If
all who are benafited viii take an
much interest as these gentlemen.
there will be no question about the
resuIts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
THE YoUNes CREEK
BRIDGE MATTER FIXED.

s. A. Pool, county road overseei
in that section where the Youngl
Creek bridge that was partially de.
molished after falling with Deans
~threshing outfit is located, was In
Mexico Saturday to see Judge Alex
Carter. Of the county court. Mr..
Pool stated to a representative Of
the Ledger the timber Of the bridge
which were removed and cut up
to build a temporary crossing were
used in good faith and he had no
idea a charge Of vandalism would
result. He stated the matter would
be settled satisfactorily to the Coun-
ty Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

Mr.. Richie, an animal artiz q
note from Kansas City. has ar
rived IN Mexico 70 make sketches q
the fize animals which = TO be o.
fsred Nov. IS in the s p EDmons-
Hopkins 4 Carter ShorthoEn cattle
sale.
Beside making pictures Of the
sale offerings, he viii draw pic
tures Of the EEInons herd ball Burn
brae Scott and the new Hopkins &
Carter herd bun. 'New Goods" tbs
sale draws buyers frOn all sec
tons Of the country and considered
one o. the best and largest In the
State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
ELECTRIC ROAD MEETING

Representatives of the Mexico, San.
ia Fe & Perry Traction Co. were In
Moline Saturday at a mass meeting
called to detail the facts concerning
the roads new contract with Burns
& Co., Of Chicago. Quite a number
from Perry and Santa Fe we're also
present and from every Induction
those in that section will take the
proposition up and push it,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

THE Wensyale Optic News says:
The Mexico Daily Ledger now sup
plies its readers with all the prin-
cips1 news Of the world through the
Rowland News Bureau OF st.
Louis in advance Of the ST. Louis
morning or evening papers. The
Daily Ledger is one of the best pa
pers that reaches this office"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

WIN. A. HALL. twice mayor Of
Springfield, Mo, died at the age Of
70 years In that city last Saturday.
He was engaged in the drug busi-
ness in Mexico from 1871 to 1872, and
was a prominent Mason, and at one
time was Grand Commander Of the
knights Templar Of Missouri.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30
Ledger Special.

Delta, Colo, Sept. 20.
Many Of these growers are plan
ming to establish their homes and
lay the foundation Of their fortunes
after the opening of the Gunnison
tunnel on to-day by the President
William H. Taft. This enterprise has
become known as the pet of the U.
S. Reclamation Service. It was built
at a cost OF 5000, 900, and is the
longest irrigation tunnel in the world.
It carries the waters Of the Gunnison
river through the heart of a noun
tain range for a distance of six
miles and deposits them ON lands in
Delta county that produce wonderful
crops. Among the Audrain county,
Mo-, people here are Virgil Atchi.
son and family.
Can you imagine 1000 carloads OF
fruit being hauled out Of one county?
Can you imagine 2SS, OOO, 900 ap.
pies placed in a row, and how long
a line do you think they would make?
These apples are packed in 2,400..
900 boxes, which are 70 inches deep
and II inches long. Piled one n
top of the other they would reach
ASS miles in the air. From the ton
Of the pile one might be able to
signal Mars and tell the inhabitants
there about the greatest fruit country
In the state Of Colorado.
II these boxes we're placed end to
end they would reach 500 miles.
or nearly two-thirds Of the distance
between Denver and Chicago.
Estimating that the apples average
3 inches in diameter they would, vi
placed in a straight line, extend
for a distance Of 1886 miles. o,
more than half way around the
The Gunnison tunnel will supply
water for 10000 acres Of land, most
which Is now uncuItivated, but
which is as capable Of production
any in the county. What Delta
eounty's fruit output will be when
this land is developed one can scarce
imagine. Certainly II will be rank.
ed as one Of the great f~ruit-growing
senters Of the world.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

THE Centralia MOI Guard edi
torially says: BRO. WaAer NJ.
White 10 preaching splendid gospel
sermons. He breaches the word and
drives it home with energy. Hear
this man through a series OF ser
mons and you can not remain away
from Christ and be true to your CON
Vjcffons
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-09-30

PROF. j. H. Rain, formerly super
intendent Of the public school at Far
Der, writes the Ledger from Rock
Island. N. NJ, that he has a nice
position and Is doing splendidly. He
is much pleased with New Mexico
but still has a warm spot in hif
heart for Audrain county.