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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-15
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-15
ELK HORN !
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Aasta Setback has been sewing at
Jacob Jorgensen's the past week.
Mrs. Peter Hansen and daughter,
Mary left Saturday for Denmark.
Mrs. Henry D. Andersen visited
with Mrs S M Petersen Saturday.
A. G Boose aud wife visited Sun
day with Nels Sorenson and family.
Dick Powers of Brayton is lathing
at the James Christensen residence.
Misses Violet and Clara Esheck
visited at the home of brace Sorenson
Sunday.
BRACE Sorenson shipped up a car
load of cattle from Smith Lake
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Marques on paid
a visit with relatives near Gates last
Thursday.
Ras Nissen and family visited with
Hans Petersen and family at Kim
ballton Sunday.
Carl S Christensen and wife are
the happy parents ola baby boy bonn
Saturday morning.
Mrs, A. l.. Boysen and Albert Boy
sen visited Sunday at Andrew An
dersen's near Extra.
John A. Petersen went to Dss
Moines Tuesday to be present at the
Jewellers Convention.
Mrs. Robert johnson left for Den
mark Saturday. She intends to re-.
main for several months.
MAIDS Madsen is having light
pant installed in his new house. J. G.
johnson is doing the work.
Mrs. John F. Larsen went to Oma-
ha Thursday where she submitted to
an operation for appendicitis.
The Elk Horn Implement Co. was
busy Monday storeipg away a car
losf OF building Irvine and agricul-
tural implements.
Our baseball nine went to Brayton
Sunday and were defeated by that
nine by a score of to 5. "Pete'' the
pitcher said he was not feeling we'll
all day.
Mis- Petersen and wife, MAIDS Nell
sen and wife, r j Hansen and wife
and George H Petersen all went to
Extra Thursday to visit with Nels
Petersen and family.
We understand tina, Mr.. r. j Han
syn has closed deal with Ernest Mil
Ter of which we spoke last week
and will take charge of the Hard W are
Store on or about August 10Th.
Simon Petersen went to Des Moines
last week to help Iowa in her shoot
ing contest with Nebraska in which
Iowa beat by Is points, Mr.. Petersen
succeeded in win ming End prize. He
shot 40 with shots.
The prize winners at the annual
Prize Shoot June were as follows:
Henry johnson lst, Harold Hansen
2nd and Nels orgensen 3rd. All three
parties tied on 20 and after shooting
for supremacy the result was as above
A sudden gust of wind throug b
the back door of the Gregersen Drug
Store Sunday resulted in the burst
ing of one of the large front windows
Luckily no one was near the front at
the time 80 no one was hurt. A chair
standing on the walk was smashed.
Middle Aged and Elderly People
Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and
permanent results in all cases OF kidney
and bladder troubles and for painful
and annoy ing Irregularities. Sold by
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-15
Foley's Kidney Remedy

Is particul arly recommended for chronic
cases ofkidney and bladder trouble. 1t
tends to regulate and contro the kidney
and bladder action and is healing,
STRENGTHENING and brancing. For sale by
all druggists
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1911-06-15
Middle Aged and Elderly People

Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and
permanent results in all cases OF kidney
and bladder troubles and for painful
and annoy ing Irregularities. Sold by
all druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-28
MUCH BUILDING AT IENoIR.
War Veteran HU-Dcetil OF
Mrs. Susan IriDieti.

Especial to News and Observer
I.enoir. March 24.-There il much
activity in Lenoir at present il the
home-building line. Many new cot
tages. are being built ard viii soon be
occupied. and several Others are plan
ming to build this spring and summer.
Mr.. L. p. Moore recently purchased
the nice cottage built by Mr.. ]. G.
Moore III the western part Of Lenoir
q few Years. ago, and has moved from
his former residence on Mulberry
secretary and treasurer of the Moore
Cotton Mill at Nalplead. a mile north
Of town.
Mr.. Burwell Martin. one of the old
est men in the county and a veteran
OF the Mexican War, has been cutie
unWell at his home, a few miles south
OF Lenoir, Tor some time past. ana is
reported as being much improved.
Last week Mrs. v. d. Guirc. of this
place, was awarded the first prize IT
the Miami (Fla.) Fancy Work Fair
Tor the prettiest piece of fancy work
on exhibition. The article was a pretty
embroidered table centerpiece.
airs. Susan Triplett, widow Of the
late Thomas Triplett. died Thursday
morning at the home Of her son. Mr..
Gwsn IrIpiett. who lives near Ehod-
Mss this county. aged 1S wears. Her
death was not q surprise to the family.
as she had been in failing health for
some time. The body Will be Drought
mere today for burial in Bellevue Gem
eteTN. The services Will be conducted
py ReV. |. w. Thomas. The deceased
ilad been a emb of the BAPTIST
ohufch for many years. She leaves
d large family to mourn their loss.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-28
Horse Hose Wagon. 9Th prize
HOOke and Ladder Contest

I1OOhc anu IStUucf contest.
Horse Hook and Ladder lst uriz.
500.
Horse Hook and Ladder. ID pr ia.
$50.
The interstate events and contests
will be along the same line a. tb,-
participated by the firemcn frnr,
his State. The prizes for the event.
are numerous as follows:
l.. Interstate Prize.
Horse Hose Wagon. 1st prize. SIGa
Horse Hose Wagon. "a urize. s.
Horse Hose WAGON, "a prize. SO.
Hand Reel Contest, LIST prize. 500
Hand Reel Contest. I'd prize. So
Hand Reel Contest, Cd prize. $50.
Grab Reel Contest, ID prize. so.
Grab Reel Contest. Sd prize. So
Horse Hook and Ladder, Is priz.
800.
Horse Hook and Ladder. 2d prize
$50.
Best Uniform Fire COMPANY i'm
Parade. 1st prize, SIS.
Best Uniform Fire CompQnv in
Parade. I'd prize. SIC.
The committees that VIII have
charge of all details of the events. ana
the chairman OF each, are named as
follows: Central. Mr.. G. .. K.ester.
chairman: finance, Mr.. a. j. Draper.
chairman: track and grandstand. NJ.
G. A. Williams. c~nairnlan: parade
Mr. j. G. Walker. chairman: enter
tanning, Mr.. j. l.. Sexton. chairman.
and the railroad. Mn. G. c.. Crai2hton.
chairman.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-28
STEM HIGH SCHOOL.
Closing Exercises WEI Begin April
Third

Stem, March -25.-The closing ex-
erclses of Stem High school will begin
on Monday night, April 3, with a SER
NOR by Rev. II. NJ. North, of EdentOn
street Methodist church,. Raleigh. On
tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
there will be exercises by the music
class, under the management, of Miss
Katie Lee GoOch. On Tuesday night
the exercises Of the primary and inter-
mediate departments will Oe held. On
Wednesday at 10 o'clock the gradual
ing exercises will take place, followed
by an address by Prof. n. w. Walker,
of the State University. The final ex-
ercises by the High school department.
will be given Wednesday night, with
award Of prizes to the successful con-
teStants.
The school has had a very prosper
Gus year. The 1Betterment AssOcia-
ton has recently installed new lights
in the school building II furnished
opera chairs for the auditorium. AL
though the term of the school has been
but months, it is hoped that an
eight months term may be provided
for the school for another year.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-28
SCORE.

totals :. =. - - :.
Jackley batted for Baxter in the fifth
Jackley was substituted for Moran ana
Yates for Baxter in the fifth.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-28
PROGRESS AT JONESBORO.
Companies for Three New ManUfac-
turing Plants Being Organized
Reward for Capture of Nj. A.

Jonesboro. March 25.-The signs of
ogre have already doomed up in
our little town since the contract ior
WaterWOrkS was let. Three new
manufacturing plants are under or
a~gnization; one with. home capitol,
the other two are being promoted by
outside capitalists. The work on the
water system is to begin within the
next few days, and when complete,
Jonesboro will have as good a system
of WaterWOrks, and much better, than
of towns its size, and can give
good inducements to manufacturers
seeking location. 1t has the railroad
service, both in passenger accOmmO-
datiOn and freight rates, being ouch
by the Atlantic Coast Line and
Seaboard Air Line, through the AT
lantic and Western Railroad, and We
receive the old reliable News and OBJ
server the first thing every morning
just after breakfast, which will slim
ulate any person looking for higher
and nobler things.
The county commissioners and rela-
Of DR.. j. L. Cox, who was muir
dered by M. A. Wood about ten
days ago., have offered a reward of
two hundred dollars for his capture.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-28
GOOD NEWS FOR THE DEAF

A celebrated New York Aurist has be~
selected to demonstrate 10 deaf people TIT
deafness is Il disease and can be ,-ea..f
successfully in your own home.
He opposes to prove this fact hv send
ing to any persons having trouble wf,h
their ears 3 trial treatment of this r.a
method absolutely free. We advise 81,
people VINO have trouble with their -.
to Immediately address Dr.. Edward Ce-s
Ter, Suite 96S, No. 40 West Thirtvfhf,.
Street, New York City. and we wish 10 s
sure them that they will receive by retr-r
mail. absolutely free. a Trial Treatmar, >
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-28
A Venerable Citizen Stricken.

Faison, March 25.-Mr. Isham r.
Faison, aged Sc years, a prominent
''old-time gentleman was stricken
with paralysis at his fireside while
talking with friends in his home at
Faison Yesterday at $50 D. m. His
condition is Very bad, and only a ques-
ton Of time before his demise. He
always to the front in good deeds
to his fellow-man. and the people Of
his community will lose q fast friend.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-28
NICARAGUAN BONDS.

Granada, Nicaragua, March al
New bonds are shortly to be issued by
the to the amount of SIS
100000 for the alleged purpose of re-
tirillg old bonds. The public is skep-
tical OF this explanation and a major
1ty OF the members OF Congress arc
said to oppose the loan. The exchange
nate is rising.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-28


at This Contest-It Is Proposed tC
TAX i'm the States OF North and
south Carolina. Virginia and Georgia
Charlotte. n. c.. March 25.-Tne de-
tailed program for the annual tourna-
ment and meeting of the North Caro-
lima Firemen,s Association, over which
a great e of interest and enthus-
iaSm has been created in four states,
has been finished by the committees
in charge and the invitations We're
today mailed to the North Carolina
1t is proposed to take in the
States of North and South Carolina,
Virginia and Georgia. but the invita-
tons to these latter will be sent out
later. sIHle committee expects to have
present between 1000 and 5000 fire
men, the majority, of course, being
from the Tar Heel State. Handsome
prizes a~ggre4atinS several thousand
dollars Will be awarded at his con
test.
The event will be in the nature of
a '~Twentieth Of May celebration, the
fou days selected being May 16, Il IS
and 10. The program is more than
a mare program of events, containing
all information that visitors may wish
to know concerning this event
The detailed program is given as
follows:
Tuesday. May 18th.
II a. m.-Convention called to or
der by the president. James d. Me
Neil. at the courthouse.
Prayer by Rev. Harris Mallinck-
rodt.
Address Of Welcome-By T. c.
Guthrie.
Response by the president, James
D. Mcneil.
$50 p. m.-Business session.
5 p. m.-Recess for dutch lunch.
8 p. m.-Business session.
League baseball at 4:3O.
Wednesday,. May 18th.
$50 a. m.-Grand fireman's pa
rade.
II a. m.-Engine contest in front Of
Z. S. Mint.
2:30 p. Inland reel races for
North Carolina; grab reel races for
North Carolina.
5 p. m.-Hook and ladder contest
for North Carolina.
League baseball at 400.
Thursday. May 1S.
$50 a. Hose Wagon |
for North Carolina.
2:30 p. m.-Interstate Hand Reel
Interstate Grab Reel Con-
tests.
$50 2. m.-Eshibition Drill by the
Drum and Bugle Corps in
of the grand stand.
900 p. m.-Red Mems Parade will
pass grand stand, giving exhibition Of
Indian war dances.
$40 D. m.-Amusements at lake
and Electric Parks.
League Baseball at 4:3O.
Friday. May 10.
$50 a. m.-Interstate Horse Hook
Ladder Contest.
1880 a. m.-InterState Horse Hose
Wagon Contest until finished
League Baseball at 4:3O.
All contests to be governed by the
rules of the North Carolina State
Firemen's Association.
CONTESTS FOR TAR HEEL FIRE
MEN.
There will be a number of contests
only the North Carolina firemen
will participate in. They will be the
steamer, hand reel. grab hand reel
horse hose wagon, and hook and lad
Ter contests. The prizes for these diff
Ferent events are many and varied
They Will be awarded in the following
manner:
Steamer Contest.
Quick Steam, 1st prize. $50
Quick Steam, I'd prize, $40.
Long Distance. 1st prize, $50.
Long Distance, I'd prize, $50.
Long Distance. Sd prize. $40.
Hand Reel Contest. /
Hand Reel Contest. LIST prize, SIC
Hand Reel Contest, I'd prize. $50
Hand Reel Contest, Sd prize SOS
Hand Reel Contest, 4th prize. SIS
HANG rec contest, 9TH prize, SO.
Grab Hand Reel Contest 1st nr;uo
~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-28

Summary-TWO base hit, Welchonce.
Three-base hit. Welchonce, Hartsell. Home
run, Luderus. Sacrifice hits, Miller, Lehr,
Speer. Stolen bases, Mowry. Ross. Base on
balls. b. Tucker, 2. First base on errors,
Philadelphia, >; a. and NJ. 8. Hit by
pitcher, Luderus. Struck out, by Tucker,
3, by Yates, 5. Umpire, Upchurch. Time
of game, ] ~. Attendance, $50.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-28
NORTH CAROLINA
F|REMEN'S MEET
Tournament to be Held at
Charlotte May 1919
PROGRAM IS ARRANGED

Handsome Prizes. Aggregatin@ Several
Thousand Dollars. Will BE Awarded
at This COnteSt-It Is Proposed to
Take i'm the States of North and
south Carolina. Virginia and Georgia
The Washington herald., 1911-02-22
GEORGETOWN FIVE
TROUNCES RIVALS
Baltimore City College QUint
Beaten, so to Il.

Completely outclassing their opponents
in the last home game of the season
the Georgetown varsity basketball team
defeated the Baltimore City College
quint last night in the Arcade, 80 to p
Although outweighed the boys from
Baltimore put up a good game in the
first half. but in the final period the
Georgetown team played them off their
feet, their teamwork completely battling
the wearers of the Orange and Black
In the first half BarricelIo tossed two
baskets before the Baltimore lads woke
up, and then Peters followed suit The
score was tied in a few seconds, when
Monarch made a beautiful goal from a
difficult angle. Capt Schlosser then
tossed a couple of baskets and Krfgler
did the same BY some excellent team
work BarTicello tossed the ball into the
basket. Referee Hughes called a foul
on Martin, and when Peters missed a
goal Martin got the ball. carried it down
the floor and landed a difficult shot
Brown got the ball on the toss-up and
by some good passing between himself
and Krigler he Gagged a beautiful basket
from the middle of the floor. The half
ended "a to L. in favor of Georgetown.
Georgetown opened the second half
with a rush, scoring eight points before
the Baltimore boys got together Rarri-
cello played rings around his man and
tossed baskets at will Capt SchIosser
put up a great game throughout. and was
on the go all the time In the latter
part of the game Capt. Schlosser substj
tuted King, Graham, and Lamberton.
and these three men played the Ralti-
more boys of their feet Barricello was
easily the star of the evening. tossing nine
baskets. Capt Schlosser and Monarch
put up a good game for the Hilltoppers.
For Baltimore, Peters played a snappy
game, being very good on long shots,
while Krigler put up a good defensive
game.
Georgetown plays its last game of the
season Saturday with Loyola College
in Baltimore, and the Georgetown Preps
meet Loyola Props before the big game
The summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-02-22
SIX-DAY PEDDLER HERE.
Root and FogIer Race on Home
Trainer.


Eddie Root and Joe Fogler, winners
Of the last six-day race at Madison
Square Garden. are giving exhibitions on
the Home Trainer at a local theater and
offer 800 to any cyclists whom they fail
TO defeat at any distance on their Home
Trainer. from half mile up using a
wheel with not over 96 gear
The apparatus used by the cyclists is
very novel contrivance composed of
two sets of rollers on which the bicycles
are placed, then are connected by wires
and pulleyS to a miniature saucer track
on which are two dummy cyclists.
The real riders on the rollers cause
the dummies to circle the track and in
this manner keep a record of the entire
race before the audience. Twenty laps
on the saucer track makes one mile on
the rollers.
A few of the local aspirants for fame
that are going to tackle the champions
are Clarence B. Rose, of the fremont
Athletic Club, who meets Joe FOgler for
half a mile tonight Z. "A. Baker meets
Eddie Root for one and a half miles on
Thursday evening, and on Friday even
ing William NJ. Sinnott. of the National
Capital Cycle Club meets Eddie Root for
one mile and Joe Fogfer also takes on
Willie Denham for one mile.
In the races. last night Root and Fog
Ter made some very good records for the
mile and half mile. Eddie Root quickly
disposed of his opponent for the even
ing, Sam Gross, in a one-mile race in
50 seconds fat
The Washington herald., 1911-02-22
HEIGHTS HOSPITAL
PLANS FURTHERED
Committee Selects Names for
Board of Managers.

The committee on sanitary matters of
the Columbia Heights Citizens Associa-
tion met at the residence of DR.. Benja.
min Gibbs, chairman, 1883 Irving street
northwest, last night and selected a num-
Der of names of prominent citizens of
that section of the city, who will be
asked to serve as a board of managers
for the new Emergency Hospital and
Dispensary which will be established in
that part of the city in a short time.
The names selected were not disclosed,
as it is possible some of them will not
be able to serve. 1t is the plan OF the
COMMITTEES to have a board of fifteen
men, who reside on Columbia Heights
DR.. Gibbs will communicate with the
men selected this morning, and as soon
as he has obtained their willingness or
declination to serve, articles of incorpo-
ration Will be drawn up and signed.
The exact location of the hospital will
be decided after the articles of incorpo-
ration are filed. 1t will be the aim Of
the board Of managers to have the hos
pital located as near the center of pop
ulation Of Columbia Heights as possible.
Several places in the vicinity of Four
teenth street and Columbia road have
been offered. but nothing definite has
been decided upon.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-22
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four furIongs. American Girl 100
(Byrne), to .. won; Nello, 10 (McCahey), to !.
second; Mary L.. johnson. lis tHufnagen. to l,
third Time. 0:49 Is Maxentius Electric, Senator
Sparks, Doodle Dandy Terrible Boy Naughty Rose,
Mamie McGee, and Charlie O'BTien also ran.
SECOND RACE-FTTe and onehalf furlongS.
Definite 100 tGoldstenl, 10 TO l. won; Cardiff. lOi
tKillingswOrthD. 10 70 l. second; Red Bob. 100
Gould. 70 ]. third Time. 90 as. Muff Dusty.
springnas. Fort Carroll. kingpin, Geaten, and
Monte Fox also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs Bodkin. lO2 tOhert).
10 l, Won; Louis Rel. lO5 tFainl, Is to /. sec
ond; j. B. Robinson. l0s (Burnsl Is to l. third.
Time, IA SyZygy, AmOret, Ed Leyan. Night Mist.
Percy Taylor Aunt Kate. Summer Night, Mean
drews. Austin SturtsTant. and the Moat also
FOURTH RACE-SeTen furlOngs. Attentive. lG1
(KOerner), L TO l, won; DIR. Duenner Ill (BelD.
l3 to 5. second; Adrian. ll3 (Butwell. 9 to 5.
third. Time. 1884 Billy Nanderveer. Herbert
Turner. Imprint. and La U Mexican also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile Detect. lO5 tByrne).
to l. won; Minta lO7 CNcCaheyj. l6 to 5. second;
Ruby Knight. 90 (Aianlsl, Is to !. third. Time,
.42 25 Goldwick. nppy. Robert Bruce Waltz,
Tods Cottage. and FireWood also nan.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-siNteenth miles.
Pocotaligo. 1O4 (FanI, Is IN !. won Judge Walton,
lO3 (BelD l6 to 5. second Rnseburg H. JS tByrne),
TO l, third. Time. Ia 35. Spring Frog, Fore
guard. Golconda Mique O'Brien. Havrc. Henry
Crosscaddin. Christina, Galley Slave. Warden and
First Peep also ran.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-22
REGRET THE LOSS
OFPERCY M.HUGHES
Resignation of the Assistant
Superintendent of Schools.
CANDIDATES TO SUCCEED HIM

Several Applicants for the Place
VIII Receive Confederation in Due
Course of Time-Among Them Are
Principals Wilson, Myers, Small,
and Director Kramer.