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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
PUBLIC NOTICES.

BIDS WILL RE- RECEIVED BY
the Board of Water Supply at lie Offices.
twenty second floor. Municipal Building.
Park Row. Centre ard Chambers Streets.
New York City. until II A. NJ. on Tues
day April 70, 1915. for Contract i52 for
surfacing with yitrinsd brick blocks snd
macadam about miles Of highways and
constructing about : miles OF guard walls,
At the Ashoksn reservoir. IN the toms OF
Olive. Msrblstown and Hurley. Ulster
County New York. The grading for these
highways has been largely done vndsr
other contracts.
Al the above place aud time the bids
will be publicly opened and read. Pam
phlets containing Information for bidders
and contract drawings can b. obtained az
the above address. at the once Of the Sec
Rotary. ~ deposi,ng the sum % ter dot
lars $40 In cash or rs equivalent for
each pamphlet For further particulars
apply TO the ONCE Of the Principal As
s.siant Engineer AT tho above address
CHARLES STIR USS. President;
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
JOHN r CALVIN.
Com I'M issioners Of the Board OF Water
supply
" BrCcE conn Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
lack Johnson and
Willard Awaiting
Sound of the Gong
acts Abcut
the Big Fight

The fight Is for the heavyweight
championship Of the world. II II sched-
uicd TO 60 forty-fvc rounds.
Jack johnson and Jes. Willard will
enter the ring at the Oriental Race
track, Havana, Cuba, at I2;S0 y. IN.
or o'clock. New York time.
johnson will receive $40. 900 for his
end ~ the purse. win. lose or draw.
and P5 per cent of the moving picture
receipts.
" Wizards share will consist OF his
training expenses and so per cent of
the gate over and above SIS. 900 and
percentage Of the moving picture re-
cClpts.
The referee will he Jack Welsh. who
will have as an alternate Matt Hinkei.
The probable attendance will he 20. 900.
The receipts. Il Is estimated. will he
about $4,000.
Weather indications point TO a cool
day. with light breeEes.
johnson was slight favorite in the
betting yesterday, the odds varying
from 9 to ) 20 6 20 >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
GERMANY PAYS WAR LOAN

Berlin, April 4.--The Overseas News
Agency to-day gave out the following:
up 10 the present time 100000
marks 5000, OOO,OOO) has been paid in
cash on the second German war loan,
although the first instalment Is not
due until April IA"
The statement of the Reichsbank.
issued March 81, shows increases OF
metal stocks. treasury certificates and
notes of other banks Of 397,39l,OOO
marks (s99.347,75O); gold. 100000
marks (SI,9lO,0O0); discounts. 1854
46s. 900 marks (s496.l17, 000); notes in
circulation 6s0,959,00O mark (sl7o.-
239, 1900; deposits. 1856. $685. 900 tS4l4-
l6i,5O0) The statement shows a de-
crease in loans of l9,03S,000 marks
59,500) and in treasury bills Of
9,721. 900 marks lS2.i30.250I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
Roth Spend the Last Hours
BEFORE the Big Fight
in IdleneSS
NEITHER BOXER IS
DOWN TO WEIGHT
Champion Packs Up Belongings
and Tells Fans That
He VIII Win.

Havana. April with their train
-, s,isbed for he worlds champion
hin heavyweight battle on Monday
I.soson snd Willard spent to-day
,sr,c and resting. With the struggle
-, prem.er bcrors only few hours
nav they were satisfied with stiff
rslk early in Che morning.
Neither mar ,- down 90 weight, and
o.. consequence both will abstain
,ror taking liquids until after noon
d, Monty SIS a matter Of fact, ac-
..-6.rc 90 ttc.r statements, they have
AIKEN no liquids in the last two days
Johnson spent part Of his leisure
hours in packing up his belongings
,rsljmirary 90 leaving Havana after
,hs Aght lie plans 90 sail for Mar
spioue on Wednesday, and will so
from there direct 10 France or South
America. depending on the outcome Of
tomorrow contest.
his laS. "'." ''-"~H va ~ .N W
fans i'a' a was I1 Icy r, N'""' III
and was sure Cd winning, ne S'eI1Cu NJ
more conc w ,..S - 30 " Z" 30
Of new ,.', '.-n over ms 'N'e''is
w.'h N-.-.'- '' '"' ms
Johnson Looks Heavier Than 225.
Johnson Says he viii enter the ring
weighing 2-5 pounds, but he looks
shout ten pounds heavier than that.
The gong "lu sound for the hght at
1890. and Johnson expects 20 leave
BIS quarter for the arena al noon
Wllla.d ID. with party OF Kansas
friends, ioJtsei ABOUT lnc I4ala LOT an
hour or t"o listening TO the Oanq con
cert Ot0No~ gathered AROUND Nun
every time re stopped. lie ieilred
early
Willard w.l take orlsk walk early
tomorrow. and VIII leave Tor the ring
side az j. o'clock. he shows no signs
Of wory over the outcome OF the
match. he SAID he expects 70 peat
Johnson any ""V me teSro hEhIS' me me
eng ~, ,, ,' .ta,o1;6D's &c "
W,u.-5,s rollovers sanouine
4.
WIZARD camp partners eau IN"
Soi man VIII Oe EIIe winner IL ne
{" nit"A even Wiz" "''''''O" i0' '''9
I' DUNES ---.. To-.
suII~@l NoU'u nav D'Jn b go uI u.
-H '1 ,'snt g. ,.: ''''' - iii
-, corI;tiors
.-l.'1 - r''''' W ''''''-''
IN H. Wv, ,,..s roavv sale Of tickets
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LIGHTSHIPS GO ADRIFT
Storm Drives Cape Charles
Vessels from Moorings.
Iny telegraph u Tho Tribune.

Baltimore, April 4.-During inc
storm Of Saturday the Cape Charies
and the Tail Of the Horse Shoe light
ships were driven from their mooringS
by the gale and sent scurrying down
the coast. To-day the Tail OF the
Horse Shoe vessel was reported an
chored safely three miles of virginia
Beach, which is below Cape Henry. put
no word has been received regarding
the Cape Charles ship.
However. no fear is entertained yet
for It's safety. as it was amply manned
end we'll stocked with fuel and pro
visions. To protect the light service
the tender Orchid left Portsmouth at
8 o'clock this morning. and the tender
Maple left Baltimore - o'clock this
afternoon to assist In the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05
GREAT GALE TAKES
OVER 10 VICTIMS
Continued from page l

Henry and Cape Hat eras. The snow
storm raging at the tine the first dis
tress calls werJ sent out made trans
mission Of the wireless messages ditti-
cult. The British cruiser. after repeat
ing the signal, was not heard from
again.
The Algonquin operator reported last
night that he got in touch with the
Prins Maurits before she went down
and that her wireless seemed lacking
in power. When the last words, "sink-
ing fast" were picked up they were
hardly distinguishable.
The Algonquin is cue in New YORK
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05

Twenty eighth Street
Tho approximate amount OF the lien o.
charge, 20 satisfy which the aroye-describsd
property Is ~ be sold Is TWO Hundred Sine
1910 Dollars G2i9l9l.l0. with tn,eres.
thereon from the 18Th day 81 March. 1915. to-
geiher with the costs AMI allowance amount
ing 10 Three Hundred Sixty-sevfn S2-if3 Dol.
lars. with interest from March 2Jth. 1915 t.
gether with the expenses " tho sale. Tho
approximate amount OF the taxes. asqrss-
are 70 Pc allowed 10 the purchaser out ot
the purchase money. or paid hy the Referee.
Is sl-.olL1o ana interest
Dated. New York March -9,h. 1915
BERNARD RABBINO. Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York-Franc,s Height and others Plain.
TINS. against Louis Spanier and others De
PENDANTS.
I'm pursuance Of the Judgment OF fore
closure and sale duly made ana entered if
the above entitled action. bearing date the
18th day, 81 March. 1915. l. the under
signed, The referee ia said Judgment
named. viii sell AT public auction. at the
New YORK Real Estate Sal'srOom, Nos. %
and 10 Fesey street. IN the Borough o.
Nauh titan. city Of New York. on the 2StL
day Of April. 1915. at 70 o'clock noon. or
that day. by VI. M0rgenthdu. Jr.. Co. Aus-
IoueerS. the premises directed by sait
judgment % b" sold and "a .r,iu described
as follows:
An that certain lot piece or parcel Of
prov enleuts thereon erected. situate lying
and being in the l1th ward ~ Tho Bo~-
ough Of Manhattan. city. county and state
OF New York. bounded aud described as
follows. VIZ.
Beginning az point ou tho southcrIv
slide Of Twelfth Street distant two hundred
and seventy feet and six inches westerly
from the sOuthWcsterly corner ~ Avenue
d and Twelfth Street. and running thence
westerly along the sOutheriy side Of Twelfth
street twenty-five feet: thence sOuthtriE.
parallel with Avenue II. and part ~ tie
way through a party-w4li one hundred and
three feet and three inches. thence east
crly and parallel With Twelfth street
twenty-five feet. and thence uurthcriv
again parallel with Avenue B and part ~
the way through another Darty-Wau one
hundred and three feet and thrc, inches 90
the southoriy side II Twelfth Street at the
pOiht OF place ~ beginning
Dated. New York March 22nd 1915
CHARLES L. HOFFMAN,
Referee
WILSON NJ POWELL. J-. Attorney for
Plaintiffs No. Wal street Borough O.,
Manhattan, city OF \cH York
The following Is f. diagram ~ tho prop
"rty 70 De- SOLD az d.~ ribbed above. its
street number is 52S East Twelfth Street:
East 18Th Cfr..f
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PUBLIC NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK.
Public Service Comm .ssion. Second District
Albany.
CASE 4A5I. March Il 1918
petition. under section SIS OF the Public
Service Commissions Law. having been
Sled with this Comm ssion by The New
YORK Central Railroad Company for
authority 20 issue 500 00O. 900 In 20 year
per cent convertible dcbenture bonds
and - increase the authorized amount u
!ts capital stock from $500. 0O0. 900 10 $500
ODO.0UJ. for conversion. the proceeds OF the
deb. nture bonds to b. used for purposes
stated IN the petition. NOTICE h hereby
given that public hearing on said petit
ton will be held by this Commission a.
40. 10 Washington avenue In the city Of
Albany on Wednesday. April 7. 1915. at
ten o'clock a. m.
by the Commission.
FRANK H. E4DTT.
ECMcE-EhE Secretary,
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last lltu street
The approximate amount ~ the lien or
charge 90 satisfy which the above de
scribed property n To- Boz sold o. X23.1f6SI
with interest thereon from tur l5th day OF
March. 1915, together with the costs and
allowance amounting 20 t+s3S2. with in.
terest thereon from March D.. 1915. to-
getH"r with IN" expenses OF the sale The
approEimat" amount OF taxes. assessments
and other liens which are 20 Do allowed 90
the purchaser out Of the purchas, moue,
or PAID by the Referee. Is 1861 and iu-
tere~t
Dated, New York. March 22nd 1915.
CHARLES l.. HOFFMAN
Referee.
WILSON NJ POWELL Jr. Attorney Tor
Plaintiffs No. 2 Wall Street Borough OF
Manhattan. New York CITY.
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Tie approx mae amount " ihe Zen ~ charge
20 .atlsiy which che sboys-descfbei properly s %
be sod. Is Nineteen thou anl nine hun Irci nfiy.
tive AMI 2sI loo Dollars tS.s.lj52sl. With interest
thereon from he eth DAY ~ frru4ry 1918. to-
ge,heF with the costs an alinsaufc amour ing %
$500 with Interest from March o. 1915 90.
settler with the expenses 0f The .ale The apprurl.
ma amour. ~ Tie taxes. a.sessmen ant water
rates. Or d. her Hens. Nhlch are 70 he allOseI tO
the purchaser uut ~ The pur haze money. or paid
by the Referee is $500 and interest
Dated. NeN York. 4 90 D. 1872
Join CHI l. BERG. R.l.E.A
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Entries for To-day
at Bowie Track

lllne; purse; for two-year-
ngz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-05

THIRD RACE-Selling; purse 500 for three
Ne3r-olds and upward. Five and a hall
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-14
HONEY CREEK

| : b s ~ . : - -
Ernie Opperman and George Barr,
OF Strawberry Point were business
visitors in our vicinity. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Peters, Of
Edgewood, were guests at the Frank
Schmock home, Sunday. $4s "a Il
Del Ryan is the owner OF new
automobile.
Ernest Heyer and Chris Jeffries
were Edgewood business callers, Sat
urday. sj3.5 n. s5,5. tsy..
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ryan, and son,
Roy, visited the fish hatchery, sun
day. US. tzs u. is 5., 4. !
Miss Leta Finch, who has been
i'll is recovering. .:9 s +.
The Larkin club met with MIS- rs
E. Quitmeyer, Wednesday. s2
Rich Anderson is the owner OF a
new automobile.
D. "A. Sherman Is spending Few
DAYS at the U. S. Martin hmoe.
The William Cree family enter
tanned a cousin from Rock Rapids
Sunday. s., 5gss!: it
We are pleased to learn that John
Hesner is slowly recovering from q
long seige Of typhoid fever.
On Tuesday, July s, in Dubuque
occurred the marriage of Henry J.
Upper of Strawberry Point and
Miss Marie Kuntzman, Of Dubuque
Mr.. and Mrs. Opperman will reside
| on MI. Opperman's farm near Straw
berry Point. Congratulations.
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. .C0L,E!sBUR'.G ( J /.

81 g.4 D & b,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bush are
the proud parents OF a little son,
horn June 29th. Mrs. Bush's moth.
er is here from Clayton, caring for
the young man. s d n, &
Miss Alice Irmscher is q. guest Of
her friend, Mrs. Goddard, at Nc
Gregor, this week. f. 3.
Mrs. Miller. the aged mother Of
Mrs. r. A. Gull, was taken quite i'll.
Friday. a. s,%..s "a 5sstsz aa 81,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.F. Flenniken were
over from Edgewood to spend Sun
day with relatives E% .2s s...s s.. =
Mrs Cyrus Craig Is spending a
part Of the week at Jefferson.
Mr., and Mrs. w. Phelps were at
Mason City, recently. 5E y; 3.. i
Mrs. p. Swenson, of Hartley, To-
wa, arrived Sunday for a visit with
her sisters, Mesdames e. M. Ride
nour and M. w. Lovett. We over
looked an item last week, that Of the
visit Of Misses Elizabeth Graves and
Ida Adams Of Mason City. * ~ 4
:: Mrs. F. C. Wilson and b children
were weekend visitors at the home
Of her brother, F. c. Knee at Inde-
pendence. Fred Knee was their
chauffeur, the trip being made In
their automobile. .ss.z s%
Miss blanche Stillinger was re-
cent visitor at Elkader, at the home
Of her aunt, Mrs. Baar. l%s s.;s <.
"A piano recital was given at the
home Of Miss Harriet Kruempel, on
Thursday afternoon and was enjoyed
by the following ladies viz: Mes
danes H. Brockmeier, Geo. Schenke,
j. X. Bolsinger, It. A. Foote, H. J.
kaufman. J.. S.. Prentice, William
Hammond and - w. Smith. The
following pupils Of Miss Kruempel
had parts in the recital: Misses Meta
Brockmeier, salome Foote, Goldia
Bolsinger and Elverna Kuhmlan.
+. Mrs. C. "A. Tobie and Mrs. c. w.
strad went to McGregor, Sunday,
to see their 8 lister, Mrs. George
Knee, who has been in poor health
Of late. b.
Again we have two barber shops.
Budd Esser having set up shop IN
the Bush building.
\ . = IS * 4 & + 3 a. gE- ar.
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The Young people will have an
Ice cream social at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. :. ]. Welterlen west of
town Friday evening, July 16.
Mrs. Bloomquist spent Monday
with Miss Agnes Lundine at Della
ware. OK. as
q Mrs. Ross and daughter, of Elkport
are visiting at the Charles Kimber
and Loren Bushnell homes.
Oneida had its share of moving
picture shows the past week on Wed
nesday evening. Mr.. Skinner, OF
Delhi gave a show at the church
and Thursday evening travelling
show gave one in tent on the
street, showing moving PICTURES OF
the European war. -
Mrs. j. D. Bushnell is on the
sick list. izs7
Miss Hilma Manson spent Sunday
with home folks at Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hensley and son, Of
Manchester, were calling on friends
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Mrs. Simon McCarn and daughter,
Miss Jennie, Of Manchester, autoed
| to the Walter Lehman home,a sun
day. @'%%# 4 &, ii .<t + &
A big crowd from this vicinity at
tended the celebration at Strawberry
Point last Monday, and all enjoyed
the address of the day, given by the
Hon. M. x. Geske, Of McGregor. Mr..
IGeske is very able speaker, ana
gave a very patriotic address which
was certainly appreciated by all. i.
The N. Lehman family were Dun
Idee visitors, Sunday
The James Barr family spent sun
day at the parental, William Martin
home in Edgewood. w ~.
Wordie Smith spent Sunday In La a.
mont. a@ Il z.a ri. y. !.
The John Billhorn family spent l'.
sunday afternoon at the John Whlte
home. ,$ 81, y Z .sEs.
Frank schmock sold and delivered
cattle in Edgewood. Monday.
Miss Mae Cree has gone to Goes
burg a few days to visit with rei "a
tives. .1,5 : .i&5p
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Smith VS.
tied i with relatives in Edgewoo'dl'
Sunday. .Si 5:t3 yEyss ( 5!.5a5 81.
Frank schmock purchased q new new
mower last week in Edgewood.
Mrs. Jakelin, Of Lamont, Is spend
ing a few days at the Lindsay BARI
home. + !, s. -
Mrs. Frank schmock and nt tue
niece. Helen Barr spent Sunday even
ing at the John Billhorn home. Fiji
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MONTH! NJ

Mrs, James Keegan, Of Ryan call
ed on her sister, Miss Kate Morney
one day last week. :$S& u
Mr.. Art McEnany and family VS.
tied at Frank Farrell's, Sunday. ,,4s
Mr.. Pat Cosgrove and family, ana
Miss Della Cosgrove spent Sunday
at George Trainor's near Winthrop.
Mrs J.. l.. Buethbach and Miss
Genevieve Baragary spent few
days Of last week at independence
with friends. a.-. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Shelley visited
at Joe Seery's, Sunday FIJI n =: s.a
Mr.. John Gilpin is entertaining ms
sister, and family from Iowa CITY
this week. s i.sl /. ~: ' .l3G ! e
Miss Carrie Ward. who has been
at Delhi is home on vacation.
Misses Alice and Margaret NC,
CURE and brother, John, Of DUBUQUE
are visiting relatives and friends Tor
are visiting relatives and frle len Is
here. "A 4 IA E:5
Mr.. Thomas Riley was a SUNDAY no y
caller at the william slattery nome
Miss Azella Mahoney departed 1oi
her home in Dubuque one day last
week. Mary O'Brien accompanies ''ll
her to visit relatives there.
Mr. Edwin Trainor and sister, MISS lis
Leona, Of Winthrop attended mass mass
here, Sunday. !,
! Miss May Duffy Of Masonville, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe seery'
Mrs. S. Evans and John, autoed =
Fairfax, Sunday. !, :
several from here attended the pc
MIC mic dinner at Quasaueton, sunaa .
All report good time. @l5$.,@..E u.., :, .
Mr. Dennis Coleman attended mass ma
here, Sunday. - 49,, 90 :,
The barn dance at w. Wards was as
vel, attended, Sunday evening ever m Is 4. 3
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THORPE Il: /; } R f ,:l:' j !.

Mr.. John White was a caller in
Manchester, Tuesday. NJ: Las
Mr.. Robert Hooker, Of Lamont.
spent Tuesday at the William Cree
home. rs 5&y q 5&5ss 4 ;E.s
Mr.. Charlie Smith was a business
caller in Manchester. Wednesday. i,
Mrs. Mary Hitchcock and Mr.. D.
w. Barr were visitors at the George
Briggs home, Thursday. q, ,$ss '95 Is
The marriage OF Miss Vivian 3.
Weyant, of Edgewood, Iowa, and Mr..
George Briggs, of Manchester, took
place July /, at the Methodist church
in Manchester. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. C.. X Hudson. Of
Manchester. The wedding march
was played by Miss Hazel Branch Of
Storm Lake. The brides dress was
Of white satin. She also wore a
bridal veil and lilies of the valley.
The groom's suit was Of navy blue
serge. Mrs. Briggs always lived
AOcAI Alu6CWOO0s4 AoAAS9 =" SsSE - O. ssss u
ate from Edgewood high school. She
has many relatives in Edgewood,
who were present at the wedding.
The parents of the groom held re-
ception at the parental home Tor the
new couple. The young couple then
took the train for the West. Friends
and relatives extend congratulations.
Mr.. Frank Davis autoed to Man
chester, Tuesday. 4. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee and Mrs.
Charles Daisy were visitors at the
Thomas Lee home, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell and little
son were visitors at the Croyle
hone near Oneida, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Halbur, of Dun
dee, were visitors at the Joe Halbur
home, Sunday. III 4; * I.
Mr.. John Robertson was 9 bust
ness caller in Thorpe, Sunday
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BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

- No nchester. Iowa. July 6. 1915.
STATE OF IOWA.
The Board OF superyyisorsa ana met th a a ps
di5 TSe e iaIlewne Bills
CLASS No: 1-RR,N 1pnt lis.
NJ ]. Yoran. I typew mada seconded and
:, a ar,eei o that the bills Of this class +, pc
allowed llI' CLASS NO. 2-eouNTY. . co
= coe bounty for June ~ y 4 90 90
= E. Stimson. bounty for Juns 20
r. J. Bixby, bounty Tor u 4,,ne 1O1 so
2 Gr sanar 1SSnnsy for for June 90
F. r. = 7 .ammers' bounty for June ~
Waiter Sherlock. bounty \. TOT or, 60
!, I'VE 'We swinbur 4ri;, bounty for 8 90
Ja 5ane Prentice, bounty for Tune = = SO SO
J..A Dalrymple. bounty f i1t June 145 co
EronE Kelcheum, four wolves; W W
= & motion was made. seconded anu ne
carried that the bills of this class DC
GLASS GLASS No le sHL.eHT. WATER FUEL
nlinois Central Railroad Com 81 4s
PAM {TsiEht con on f fss tons coal rs So
i h'ivi Central ] Railroad Com &c Ak
pany. freight on coal coal "a: shes 10
s, ii. Morgan night watch 49, "a 70
= b, johnson, coal -. ....'' 2 90
Clarence iFogle. labor ..I,.a and
:" 4 motion was made. seconuea al az
carried that bills OF TINS CLASS oe
lowed loved q CLASS Ass NO. 4-8RlDeE. ,7o ~
Klauer Mfg. Co.. culverts i;es NV "
F. w. clute; Z; Nc; y T. 90 IS so
Elk MOL, n. -. -. = 6 &c
Wolcott Bros ~ = b,mher 1O4 81
The Gallon Iron works. cu''eit "a 90
pipe 49,. Sooionv l 90
Henry Wessel. L va 'coIony 90
NJ. J. Brady, piling -; a. ,s
B, NJ Davis, L. NOS T. - IT, Q 90
Union, No. 8, II. c. ..'' On *
r. w Kenny. labor -: % '0 -
c. H. Powell. L. Nos D. 49, w. 4 q
Fr Beih'i Lux L. No. l. Delaware s255
". Miller, L. No. II. S, F. 20
Frank BaEpd; L. No y. {. u. So rs
Charles, Deese, , L. NO w. H. Is %
NO; -, , hs cement 169 SO
Waterloo Construction o. ie'" 10 q
1orclnE :. - o,,,:erts . 13S 81
A. 7A;,,; Sne,l at,,is cTlverts % 81
J. D. Kelly. culverts ~ ~
" Miller, L. Culverts, sect'oi 70 q
10, Union s....4::.; -. % ~
Charles Becker. IA loads sand. \
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visit with relatives last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bunker and
daughter, Of Chicago, arrived here,
Monday, and are guests Of Messrs.
Ed and August lWuchter and fam
lilies. siz,,s .. 33. = n =.
4 Misses Orlinda Hansen. Monica
hilbert, Irma Gehrig and Mr.. and
Mrs. James l.. Mahoney and Messrs.
Jerome schueth, Charles Drexler and
Palmer Vickers were at Carrots Lake
Sunday, where they spent the day. {:
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here. Monday. :s:-a, I. t$Ss5:
Miss Opal Kephart. Of Manchester ter
spent Saturday here. 81 H.
There was wreck on the Chica-
go Great Western Railroad, satur-
day, just east Of the stock yards
which delyaed the passenger train
for few hours. -. -. 80. .sssG:&.
The bridge crew Of the Chicago
& Great Western Railroad are put put;
ting in a cement bridge on the high
way, near the Hickory Grove school,
The Ladies' Aid society were enter
tanned Thursday at the home OF - mrs 1's
M. ]. Joslyn.
Mr.. William Miller has been
shingling his barn. t. ,#5t3