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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04

e Al foreclosure Of mtsl. Ittys. Duer. Strong A
Whitehead
seth ST. 8. $50 9th ,v 2srl005: n seiden.
berg az, Bcnaim e. al foreclosure OF mtg
attys. Cary a Carroll.
The Bronx.
TIFFANY ST. aii: York Construction Co AIT Mar.
fagsuseit Wine and Liquor GO. Inc. Il al fore
c,eure " mtg attys Siegeltuch a SVcman
WASHINGTON Az. vs.. 1884 lI5th st. 25rl00.
u keck at Dora Wiohkc Il al lforeclooure Of
mgl attys. Crecvey A Rogers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
LIS PENDENS.
DECEMBER 3.
Manhattan.

WEST END Az. 49,. Erangeiine Rocshill AIT ts7
West End Az 60 e Al foreclosure Of rntgl sftys.
Miller & Bnetzfcldcr
9TH ST B. RJi iith Az. lG sIl00s. n n
Miller az Van WICK foreclosure Of mtgi :
sffy A " Clement
10TH ST. g. lTi Amsterdam r sorsS. q
Bloch AT Meisel q; Al foreclosure o. mi9l
aftys Wesrhlsr 4 kohn.
sTH Az 50. Greenwich sArinEs Bank sr w u
Lewishem e al foreclosure o. mtsl. atty. Il A
SaUdL
CENTRAL PARK WEST cor Goth a. 20i 81
100. e. Bifdseye at u g King ct al action 70
recover amount atty. Bifdseye
ier Az. i-fI. Bertha " johnson AT 4 Sigsloy Il
nl foreclosure NJ migl attys. Wells a snedekcr
GRAND sr. a. aud g.. T. Harmon ag Nancy
u Hitchcock ct al lpaftiiionl: AiJs. sirouse x
Strauss
MADISON TT. is5. russn d 0rinh az, A lewis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
sURRoGATES' NOTICES.

CROSBY. JOHN sCHUYLER-In n,r.
ance or an order OF Hon. John : 90.
halan, a Surrogate OF the County of ~,
York. notice Is hereby given TO all pernor.
having claims against John SCHUYLER Geo.
by late OF the County of New York ds.
leased 20 present the came, with voucher,
transactns business at the ONCE OF Harry
NJ Zuckert. No. 81 Cedar Street. BorousR
OF Manhattan; In the city OF New YORK
Dated. Now York. tho 3oth day OF Sem
TENDER. 1914 wy
STEPHEN v n CROSBY
HARRY VI. zUCKERT.
Attorney for Administrator,
No. 81 Cedar Street
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City, 1aaa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. December g. 1914.
REEVES.

Receipts $50 head: 10 cars for tbs market
Trade limited but prices nfin to fraction higher
Moderate receipts expected Tor tomorrow but not
many cattle wanted. Dressed beef quiet at yes
ter1ys quotations. ,
R.c,n,. q. head oA e5S ds .sl, Ma,k., stead,
Tor good veais barely steady for other calves. Com
70 choice Teais sold s. 509tl3 per 100 10: I'D
yearlings 81 Dressed calves lower: city dressed
YEA, l5Gl9he; county dressed. l24l7c; city
dTs,e S,5 sIf 'oT .8n. S'; s9i.,s s
salss-s. Sanders: is ,eals. ls2 ID average. slg
PEI T,B In ~ ss.dsan led i ca,e. = IS is b. s.
269. Sc so: IS 2s6. IS; % grassers. $50. 81 IS;
Andrew Mullen 6 1.sl. 40 ID. ;Is: r. l2s. 81;
srsssers. 200. 81 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts 24J7 head: ca sale. Market
steady. but heavy lambs duh and not wanted.
III: good TO prime lsrnbs 50 50GsiO: cuIis. t69ST
Dressed mutton steady. al 9@iliac per TO-. dressed
lambs quiet. Al 1874 lie; country dressed hot
house lambs lower. at s6at7 per carcass: skinned.
ssiS,-rOeln shannon 1873 state lambs, u
h a!erase. so per 100 n: sheep. ll2. s. %: 4.
$40: is, O. % Sol I'll Sc. 80 sals, IS cuils, Gs
81 % 90. s. 50 ysaIIlng' s.. Sc 90: u sleep
sheep az ard p y;aTiar: : iis 81 buck. 10 o. : o.
J. G. Curtis 4 Scr t.ste yssterdayl. SO Vermont
~ nI g. IL s. So a. ST. ''i s. y s.9
mont sheep. ia. s. IS: %. 50. So 30 state. %.
Andrew Mullen: a stat. lambs. 81 Ii. 50 50: %
sheep los. s.. 5. l22. 50 90
HOGS.
Receipts lce2o; hsh car On sale Marsct
2t and SOC lower. heavy 20 light S. e09y8' roughs
s. rs. Country dressed boss lower. At ga lOilc:
ssles-s. sanders: 81 state hovs. 1919 ID average.
IS per 100 ID; 3. .279. 81 co. roushs 375. s. IS.
hog, los it, IS Ii. III 81 S. j. $685. 10 s.; SAT
S Judd & Co na,. y.s..rd.yl: state hogs.
1872 IS oo' rouSha 3a3 81 IS.
Chicago. Dec. s-HoGs-Receipts. IS 100; steady
buzz. g 81 So ight. 81 lOe s. IS: mixed So %
gN heaTy 50 55@h. rough. So 40aS5 IS. PIGS.
native steers. {JsOg$l0 90. Western s. 35aSS so:
cove and heifeB. 81 $50 s. 60. cayes. S1dSlO.
sHLEP Receipts % 900: unsettled. sheep. 81 a0d
ksnsA. CITY BEG 5-HoGs.R eeeip,s. $500 ;
steady; bulk sd 80 7o,StI heasy fssoat5 os pack
PIGS. s. 1888 IS. CATTLE-Recelpts 500
beef s. sosss Southern 5oss7 5S co cow. a, q g
as: bulls t525Ste =: calves. $3.50 % so %
SHEEP-Recoipis. 1900. higher: lambs s. 256
S IS. .yesrinss. So 259N so; We;hen. IS 25@s6.
81 Louis Dec. s-HoGs- Receipts. 6 900
h higher: pis; ed lishts. s. i5@t7 IS: mi1ed ana
cArTLfRso sG1' 5soo s0'i hsh SSiV na,e sN b ~
steers. s. 50aSiO =. COWS and hcifers. tsas9 e5.
TeIas and Indian steers. s. 75@S 75 cows and
Receipt, ZOO lamb. higher: muitS tons sssdy ma
I've i've mgti9ns - .3e'j 80. lambs. ss@ss 90: year
East Bursio. Dec s-cATTLE-Receip,, 225.
sow YEAiS-Receipis. 50: slow; ,i@Sl2 Isl
HOGs-heceipis. 500 fairly active heavy mlIed
as SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 500 500 Gov IL ~
sheep steady lambs. S6at9 50. wethers. So as8
- 10: ewes. S@so: Gull sheep. SO 5OsH 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
REEEREEs APPOINTED.

SUPREME coURT-BRADY, J.
Boehml Boehm-Wuliam McKeovn.
Kaiser Dunloe Holding Co-Joseph Hennessy.
Rice Am Land Credit C0-Naurice Cohen.
Schneider Rutherford Realty CO-E Moran.
LYMAN IBurke-Edward J Flynn.
RodgiN/ Burke-Edward Flynn.
Lyman Burke-Henry Davis
Same /Ssme-Henry X. Davis
Probst/ Cahill-Edward Moran
Bronx Sec & Brokerage Co/Psdloy-Afsr Bendi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
At The Bronx Exchange:
RECORDED LEASES.
DECEMBER o.
Manhattan.

~ ar ,s. Z. east basement and rooms IN rear:
uen-v schWeitzer % August Nazac. 24 = "a 81,
MS from June /. 1915. atty. August hnaI; o5 90
BROADWAY. sns-sil5: south store Morris Glass
helm 10 Joseph Miller IS ON ST. yr' ron t!e
or l. 1915 address. 54l5 BWay: - 900
regTX ST i22: all, A hsss % LYMAN hat
iieE, i22 Essex 81: SIP yrs from Aug l. 1919.
atty DANIEL Drangle 90 Riyington 81 S-.loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
REAL. ESTATE PROCEEDING

REAL ESTATE PROCEEDING.
c Wilbur Vail
PETITION TO COMPEL PAYMENT
Augustus Slater
PETITION FOR ADMINISTRATION
Fred = DyckmAn
MOTION.
Mary Winter
EXECUTORS ACCOUNTING
Asa Adams Louis MalAkoi
Jane A Finch
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
John Campbell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
The Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER g.
Manhattan

55TH ST. i2i 70 rs y. Chssebro whitman AT
feaucfiiodI s4Js
SANE PROPERTY Colonial sand and store "a
AZ same. Aprl y, 1914 ioancclodI. S21g "a
SANE PROPERTY. Adam Vofndam AT am.
April ~. 1914 icancclledl ,trgIt
sAME PROPERTY Edw L Buehlsr Go AT SAM
April IS. 1914 leancelledj; .7o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. December ). 1914.
CpAfE

wHFAT-Opinlon among leading grain mercnah'
3. that the wheat market il So firm position from
commercial point o. view. and many houses take
bul,.b vies o., the situation the evidences tha'
v.,z 1,rr. amount has been sold for shipment ana
t,,r,r. Continue, 20 take about a million onshes
%. p-iros no longer respond 20 export SAFES. al
the market Is slightly lower tlal ~ va si.-,,,--
,@, Tf0.lers Of long wheat have tecoile ulsyls4ii
sged me bull side lacks the slh.ius 1877 ~
sreetllatinn while traders AZ ieise az -. -.
i eautigus about taking chances on ne shol, SUI I
ff,arrolI was hm. owing Co an seNe -, u" i.
trsri and early iu the day prices "orRcl W q
~ -. .r tiying Us several prominent houh's- ~
the advance longs sofa ilecy' luii'"n.s - .,.i1
prices dereoped weakness. declining o'el 49,
fY.f-l rnd closing ~ 90 4c net lo"er. II ..e
fl.al csst market No red and No marc Nll ~
,rfeat were quoted 40 81 q. Az rail- taVS iV
export. No I northern Duiu'n' - 1pno,io 20 Ar
-. CoitN-The market Vas nm At the start
with nrices - above the previous Gloss % UuN{Ls
r,ro,,r,fed 1v Armless abroad. prospects, OF usA-o'
trzeffire shipments and the ma h 20 h,h.,
- ,fhirb made the total crop Sl.s5sOvO oushes'
spsfost Inc last government ngures OF aOOuI ~.
an G00 Toward the close prices eased on unue'
moderate liquidation. closing : 70 &c het lowe.
In the local cash market No yello" CUT. N-'
.,,o,sd AZ -lisc / z o. arrive, and prime hlgel
auo''- ror,inai delivered OATS-The market
f1iioved the course Of wheat and corn. adVa,oins
,arlv and easing or late. closing Al the 20" yl We
dsv With net I0sses % a 20 nc. Ing ~ 20
81. -ero-t placed the crop A. about lt,OOoVog
cssh market steady: standard. 53be; no = o4c'
- q 5se- " 4 52iAc; fancy clipped. % ooc5 or
binary riured s3d Sc. all elevator. n.y. I'm
No : Western. s. ~. export bAi1 11rcy
wHEAT-Stoady: japanese. 81 49, mixed 81 ~
nrru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
REAL ESTATE.
%aH2rrDU

FOR HOMES in the real country near New
YORK consult The Country Home League.
90 West 32d street Phone $3.50 Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
REFEREES APPOINTED.
SllpREM cnIIRI- nANTQ ]

Furst/ Steyenson--Harry Blur
Ridley/Tlmil Realty Co-John McGovsru.
BY NEWBURGER. J.
PilEimLEnsign Realty Co-Leo Dessar.
NcGill/ krausch-Isidor Cohen.
Re COhen-Julius Frank
BY BORST. j.
Dick Busoh-Frsnklin kaufman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
NEW YORK PRICES.


Trading IN four was asa.n = routne ehr
a. "a g. n yr'er patents. S. 3j0Sj co; winter
sfrals5ts' e. l0GSl p. extra NO ] winter. ,tVs
a. 80 x, % 81 15a!4 s.: kansas s'raiFnts. - =
Ssrry ,oring patents. S. 15a s. T.. BUCK
WiiEAi FL6UR-Dul at s. 3. nominal P e; -i l99
d. RYE FLOUR-Firm; iaiT 20 500 SGp Err 81 81 IN
Ste;;d, HIN dried Sc So BAG NlEAI-s'.,a,dyy
ers ol.te and yellow 81 -oafl So. coarse. q -
~ al -0 FEED-NNesfcru steady bran. lyJ-lD
- 20, 30. standard mIddHng. do So 50: n9ur
d. SO 50: red dog nou- li0i6 SACKS; SSi, NY ,6y
sea? an s7t o.. aour do. S}g 30: red dog -four.
ii6,ib sacks. s3i so. olimeal. s3i jo@f3j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-BRAOY, J.
Motions and er parte matters
MOTIONS.
Temsnn |Tiemann Sbultchi/ Skultchi
sAks Eagle Pipe supply MllerNfiller
WOfsOhn Richter Huber/Gardnsr
DworkowitzL Dworkowitz Ssrgent& Co /FDGheen&Co
Torregia no/ MonacoConst Brooks BrooksPkY Sites
Special Term for Trlals-BRADY. J.
Oppenheimer/ Jacobs
Trlsl Term-BRADY. J.
No day calendar.
COUNTY COURT.
Special ferm-GIBBS. J.
tx parte matters
Trial Term-GIBBS. J.
EQUITY CASE
shsnker Metal Ceiling Co Fort Masonry Co.
SURR0GA1E'S COURT CHAmBERS-sCHULZ. s.
No day calendar.
Trial Term-SCHULZ. s.
40 day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04

Va Improvement vas noted IN refined. Prices
were Usfed al s. l0c for the grsnulaed. oct less 2
ben cent for cash. although renncrs were willing
- 49, orders AZ Sc Raw quiet aud
nrrhang~d Prices were quoted a. . 3jc for cen
trifuEal SOC fot molasses and l5-l6c for Cubas.
cost and freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
DECEMBER ,.
The Bront.

LAFoNTA1NE Az. :. l6si2 u i1ath Il;
sty brk stable. 45rt0. Kosalinda Santini g3s1
30 az owner. a Primer. 1909 wesichcter Az.
architect. c0at 81. 600
el6Tli ST. y 100 ~ nrourwood ay / ~
frame garage. 2la2i. bertone. 80 aiith
1t. owner. A lie Psse. St5 L. 2liLh Of. sIrh.
tect: cost sioe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04

SUPREME C0URT-BRADY J.
Thomas A keck/DOra Wiebke-P Dannhsuser.
Daily Rlty CO/Rebecca GOdberg-W J Mckeown.
COUNTY C0URT-GlBBS, J.
YORK Const C0|Narragansett W & l. Col Siesel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DECEMBER 3.
Manhattan

D s Crskow 70 J NJ Hansen Is aSsts); 81
] A TroSbridge 20 c w Cuthell. sl7b. 900
" Cutheu 70 W James 500
w James 70 Matte James: 500
Veronica Realty Cofpn 20 " Cutheu. So. 900
Equitable Trust Co and ano. ,rls. to C 7 Pas and
sno TINS. 81
Same 70 same, ~
Augustus Van Cortlsndt to Kensington Holding
Corpn. so0.OO0
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 70 Marion II Free
man: 1900
Same to Mary Donneny. $1,000
Cathsrina T. NehsT, e1rI. 20 John Hanahan, ear
and trIs. SleO
Title Insurance Co Of 70 W Sterling: $40 900
Marks Kirshbaum 20 CORTLAND Fortenbach $500
Esther Ginsburg % ID l. Haight, agent. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
BRONX COUNTY.

SUPREME COUHT-DAVIS. J.
Henry Roes Raphael Yanacore--Albert Richie.
Samuel Bloch/Charles @eisel-S Wagstaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04

Helfst n G. 70 GAS. $500
Fippinger. J, and arc 10 Louise HOehn; 500
Manhattan Nortgage Co 20 Z W Ridley. $500
Central Building improvement and Investment ~
10 Premium Holding Co. $1,000
Gross : 20 Clara Adler. s
New YORK Trust Co 10 Moss Estate. Inc: $40
New York Title Insurance Go 10 + Applehy.
$3.50. 00
New York Mortgage Security Co % A BEggot. 500
Wells Holding GO to Lucy O'Connen. $3.50
BANKERS Trust Co 10 j Witt. S.. 0J
Fynn. J. 10 Blanche Nafey. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Appellate Olylslon-Recess.
Appellate Term---Reces,.
Special Term-Part I-BENEDICr

SP'oia 'eIin---rht l-BENEDlCT. J.
MOTlONS-l0 a. N.
SABBATH SABBATH A Nichols Co/Pattsrson
borough BANK Reynolds Re Degenkolb (PeoTCo)
tomato Az 20 Tabor Tabor
ho9lnsonL Mon a. Co Market Gardeners
McKeonIN & Q Co Ry AssnJCuy
SchoHL Huntington Hasbrouck Wagner
same same Newstste Coz Seidelbach
Remsen/L r Co Swain swain
Skwarkosh Same DE Rosa jFr,,,.r
smith same WariWax
Dto1nsl Wy Jacobs Jacobs
re hlsel same NatSGCCo/ Shapiro etc
CC ,}y, nsme kokeAch. etcfEsseOilCo
gllue~l sans Re 18th ST (Hayesl
AI9N Az same Lenardl Schroeder
McDermott/Ssms MfackAv ICorio,
n n.,I sane Hazard NJ Co/Hsvorsen
n r sans ne Gsrrets0n/ Knell
sa,' n'' - Saine Mcheonl NY&QCoRyCo
same AIne Re schultz
Nt"29t, zen Se 800 r 20 BeIenson/ Friedman
Schroeder Same Golden /O,seId
Leahy/ McNuliy Nelson iNsison r.
i Nt.sl D gr sederqust BesyerC&ECo
ie'iis. laser -se Van Brake Bischon
schumacher/B X RRCo Heis, sdt Ivsr. .7'''e4"
NV Neelheeg ~ GrahAm/nl SEQ
M n.ip,,1 = ' iS,, Anderson Anderson
NJNeneerCoi AexsnderCo Re Jsks
LttN X Co YablonskvTc oh.,
Pei CO Nelson Chemiskowsky
AS''' N0'N s,, Cohen. Roemmeo
special Term Trials.
No day calendar
''ai 'hm-AdIourned Until December 7.
sURRoGAre's coURr-KETcHAM. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.
AMSTERDAM Az

with amount Of mortgage and name and address
Of Attorney
pECEMRER B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04


mo day cslendsr.)
a., COUNTY COURT
CIVIL Cslendsr-Part lv-ROY la
Actions triable by the court without ~
'o"ahus Coisomner Tuner/N Tel Co
QUEENS COUNTY.
COUNTY c0URT-HUMPHREY J-lo
JRCafpenterto Brockma Ferril/ Crest Irnf co H.
JRCarpenterCo/ Schoen y"
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT
Part ll-Speclsl Term for MotIoc-uttis
Nagelf NinyahBldgCo Elliott INiiIieyTI,.ssS1.., =.
Autenriethf Llpschifk Chrisfonbsr ~ -, 1850
Meade NYNH& HRRCo S,rianese az. iSrs ssoY,.s'
Nosensweigf Tucker Syarana " s,,sssps'
Elliott liierTireSalesCo
The December term opens In Par, 40. ~ .
White Plains on Monday ' ~ ~
suHHoGAIE's coURI-sAwYER. 8.
WILLS FOR PROBATE
ElctcneI Mead Elmira Austin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
STATE COURT.
COURT OF APPEALS.
NEW YORK COUNTY.
gtIpQEhg c0iJRT-
Appellate 0

Auo,lIat. pIyisIea-Before CLARKE, p. J.;
MLAUGHLIN. LAUGHLIN. SCOTT and
HOTCHkISS. U.-COurt opens al 10 a. NJ.
PEG Lynch AobotlLe trefolN
- IA III II RIel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04

I Special Term-Part i-SCHMUCK. J--At 10 m
| Loouke/ Graham Const Grinningerl Gotfned Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

No day caoudar
Trial Term-SCHULZ. $.
No day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Elk
change, ID Vesey ST..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-04

sURRooAre's couar-KErcHAM !
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-16
NOTICE TO CITY WATER USERS

Most of the citizens know that for
some time our deep well pump has
been out of commission and from
present indications it may be some
time before we can make use of it..
The, city officials are trying to get
the difficulty adjusted with the
pump people but as yet have not
been able to get anything definite
Meantime we are depending for our
water supply upon the shallow wells
and in case of dry period these are
liable to run our water supply
short. Besides during hot dry
period there is always present the
added fire hazard and we cannot af-
ford to take chances with fire and
a short water supply. 1t is only when
we have abundant water on hand
that consumers are allowed to make
use thereof for lawns and gardens.
Patrons are warned to refrain from
making use of the city water for
either of these purposes. The city
officials will make all reasonable
haste to get the deep we'll pump into
action. Until that time patrons
should economic in their use of the
city water.
1872 H. j. Mantz, Mayor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-16
MARRIED THURSDAY
AT SAC CITY
Four Audubon Young People Enjoy
Short Visit at The Lake Fol-
lowing Wedding Ceremony.

Last Thursday morning Mr.
Sherm Lang and Miss Mayme Bert
elsen of Audubon, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake Martinsen went
to Sac City, where at 1880 o'clock
D. m. at the Christian parsonage,
Rev. j. Irving Brown Joined in wed
lock, Mr.. Lang and Miss Bertelsen
Mr.. and Mrs. Martinsen being at
tendants. Mr.. Lang is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Lang, is an honor
able and Industrious young man,
who is well worthy of the young
lady he has taken as life partner.
He is running the express and dray
business here and is making a
grand success /of 1t. Mrs. Lang is
the daughter of Mrs. Sophia Bertel-
sen OF Hamlin, is an energetic young
lady with a pleasing disposition and
no doubt will prove willing help
mate for the man of her choice.
The bride and bridesmaid were at
tired in dresses of white silk, while
the groom and best man wore blue
serge and black respectively. They
enjoyed a few days honeymoon at
the Lakes, returning to Audubon
Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
were rendered reception at the
home of the grooms sister Mrs. Lake
Martinsen on Monday evening, to
which a number OF relatives and
friends were invited. Mr. and Mrs.
Lang expect to begin housekeeping
in the w. II. Bolton house in West
Audubon, now occupied by Lars
Larsen and family.
The Republican Joins the numer-
GUS friends of Sherm and wife in
wishing them much Joy and happi-
ness throughout their married life.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-16
J. NJ. DrMrcK rops THE MARKET

Dimick & Hensley, stock buyers
of Extra shipped train load, con-
sisting of Is cars OF No. l stock last
week to the Union Stock Yards,
Chicago. ILL.,. which netted them
over $4,000. Dimick had five car
loads of cattle and two of hogs from
his own yard and Hensley had five
cars of cattle from his yard, while
three cars of cattle were purchased
throughout the surrounding country.
We have folder on our desk
from Rappal Bros, Chicago, a COM
mission firm at the Exchange build
ing which shows that J. M. Dimick
had AZ steers averaging 1894 pounds
which brought $9.75 per cwt., the
highest price of the year, equaling
the tops of February and March.
Dimick also had in the bunch 80
steers. averaging 1901 pounds at
$40. Rappal says $1,000 beef
steers Is now certain. Dimick is
noted for taking the very best of
stock to the Omaha and Chicago
markets.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-16
A SUCCESSFUL ARTIST

Bertel Wonsmos is coming to the
fore as landscape artist and scienic
painter His natural ability has
been greatly developed under the
tutorship of A. l.. Browning, until
at the present time he is able to pro-
duce some excellent work. A repre-
sentative of this paper, was privi-
legged one day this week to inspect q
hundred or more of his finished
paintings which he has at his home
in this city. Many of the designs
have been worked into baskets,
screens and pedestals. Some are
on canvass while others are painted
on beaver board.
The screens and pedestals are
framed by his father and the work
baskets have the finishing touches
put on by his mother,
Bertel has been soliciting the sur
rounding towns and has secured
several hundred orders for his pie
lures and many of them are already
completed He is busily engaged
every day filling the orders. Mr..
Wonsmos is anxious to secure q
room down town where he can work,
and at the same time advertise his
business He hopes to secure
enough orders to keep busy all of
the time and from present indica-
tons. IL looks as though he would
have no trouble in doing 1t.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-16

a
Virginia Best left today to visit
two weeks with friends at Atlantic.
The heat of the past several days,
has been such as to cause the City
employees to take a forced layoff
Lial Ross, who has been enjoying
10 days vacation at Cedar Rapids
with his parents and at the Lakes
returned home Monday.
Misses Olive and Leila Conkling,
following pleasant visit here with
the Ed Bates family, returned to
their home at Kingsley. Tuesday.
Nels Jensen, coroner of Atlantic
was a business visitor in Audubon
yesterday. Mr.. Jensen formerly ge-
sided here and was in the furniture
business.
Mrs. j. Foster and children of
Sioux City came last week for visit
with her parents, Geo Ellis and wife
and her brother, Will Ellis apd
family.
Mrs. ]. E. Fertile arrived from
New York last evening to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Burnside.
Mrs. Wadsworth of Grinnell is also
here for visit.
Mrs. Geo. Kerr of Portland, Ore
gon, who visited here with her sis
ter, Mrs. G.. c. Brockway left today
for visit with her sister, Mrs. C.
Zion at Humboldt.
Jacob Mareuesen and wife went
to Omaha last evening to be with
his sister, Mrs. Fred Lund when
she undergoes her operation today
at the Emanuel hospital. Mrs
Lund has been at Omaha several
days preparing for the operation.
Mrs. u M. Freeburg and son,
Nal and Mrs. j. C/Stevens the for
mer of Black Duck, Mimi, and the
latter of near Des Moines arrived in
Audubon last evening for a visit
with their sister, Mrs. III. c. Rice
and husband, and with other rela-
tives in the country.
Mrs. Amos Fancher and daughters
Blanche and Berniee, who visited at
North English with their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Geo. F. Axmear and
husband, returned home Monday
evening. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Axmear for a visit Mr..
Fancher went to Carroll by auto to
meet them.
Word was received in Audubon
yesterday afternoon ty one of the
men with the tent show that his
father was dead at Montreal. Can,
A sister of the young man is also
with the show and was not informed
of her fathers death until after the
night performance. When notified
by her brother, she almost went into
Mysteries. .
Chas. Petersen, repair man at the
Martinsen garage went to Des Moines
Tuesday morning with the skeleton
of Ford car to get body for same.
He waited long enough to have the
body screwed on and returned home,
arriving before dinner time. Got
ton" Stafford accompanied him on
the trip and said he had the ride of
his life, even forgetting that he ever
had broken finger. .L