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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
LOCAL AND
PERSONAL

Elmer MosbRk is back home
from Iowa.
Miss Augusta Poulsen is home
from Minneapolis on a visit.
Sine Sorensen and Marie johann
sen went to Minneapolis Satur-
day to go to work.
Hans koed and Marius Hansen
were Minneapolis visitors the lat
ter part of last week.
VIM. A. Alfred, an architect of
Duluth, was here Tuesday. He
will draw up plans and specif-
cations for the addition to the
school house.
Chr. Fredericksen sold his 120
acres in section 8, Sandstone
township, to Louis Olsen this
week through the First State
Bank.
Chr. Petersen was up here
from Anthem, Iowa, this week and
purchased an eighty in Section
26. Partridge township, through
the First State Bank.
Wayne Jacobsen purchaced the
residence lot of Mrs. A. c. Ravn-
hollis near the park last Friday.
Consideration 1915. Mr.. Jacob
sen will build a residence there
this summer.
Hans Sorensen has returned
from Extra, Iowa, and will com
mence work on his land north of
town as soon as weather permits.
He is at present visiting at the
Jorgen r. Petersen home.
The officers of the church have
appointed A. Gravesen as treas
urer to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Charley Laur-
sen, until the quarterly meeting
the II of April. Until that date
church dues can be paid to Mr.
Gravesen at the bank.
Carl Madsen and family came
to Askov last week from Shelf
field, Ill.,, and will now make this
their home. They are at present
visiting with the O. r. Keller ia,
mily east of town, Mr.. Madsen
being brother-in-laW to Mr.
Keller. They will move into the
Peter Linn residence and liv.
there until they have a house
built on their own land, a mile!
east of town.
A. D. Wilson, of the Extension
Division University Farm, st
Paul, will give a talk on shipping
of live stock and farm produce a
the town hall in Askov on Thurs
day, March 18th, 100 p. M. Yo1
are invited to come out and hea
this able speaker.
J. P. Frederiksen
Sec'y AskoV Cooperative Ass
The Askov Creamery Associa
ton held a meeting at the tow
hall last Thursday afternoon TO
the purpose of reorganizing am
having same incorporated am
thereby protected under the stat
laws. The following officer
were elected: President, }. 7
Sorensen; vice president, Free
DegerstrOm, treasurer, AntOl
Gravesen; secretary, S. Chr. Dix
en-: directors, James FrokJer
| Wilhelm Nielsen and Nlels Peter
/ sen. Mr.. Dixen has since re
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
NOTICE FOR BIDS

starter milk to the creamery.
Bids, stating prices per 100 lbs.
of skim milk must be delivered
on or before / p. m. Saturday,
March Is, 1916. For particulars
ask the buttermaker.
S. Chr. Dixen, Sec'y
A boy was born at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Frokjar last
Friday.
Peter Hansen of Withee, Wis
consin, came here Saturday and
visited until Tuesday at the home
of his brother, Chr. Hansen.
All taxpayers of Partridge
township should attend the an
nual town meeting next Tuesday,
March 14th, when taxes will be
levied for the coming year.
Bert Bailey of Hinckley, was
here yesterday in the interests
of the Cloquet Electric Co. He
says it will only be about two
weeks before we have light
turned on in Askov.
A. r. Arndt and J. J. Barrit
left Monday for North Dakota to
look over some land which be-
longs to Mr.. Barrit. We are in
formed that they are figuring on
an exchange of lands.
Fred Slot, who has been visit
ing here the greater part of the
winter at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. julius Slot,
left yesterday for Montana.
where he is going back at his old
job of engineering on the rail
road.
The Partridge town caucus
passed off very quietly this year,
the following being nominated
Supervisor for three years, d. J
Adolphsen; clerk, Fl. r. Buck
treasurer, G.. Sebald; constable
for two years, P. P. Kilstofte
justice of the peace for two
, years, l.. Mosbak.
y A large crowd attended the so
cial given by 'Dansk Folkesam
fund" at the assembly hall Mon
day evening, about 200 in mum
Der. Entertainment was provid
ed in the way of singing, read
: ing, and music after which al
were seated at the tables ant
coffee was served. During thi!
POSTMASTER Gravesen called upor
several to give short speeches.
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You will confer a favor upon
US, when writing to advertisers,
if you will mention that you saw
thei irrad the American.
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NOTICE

MR. FARMER: Spring will soon be here
and you will then need to have your
wagons and other farm tools in order
if same needs repair. Bring it in now
so as to have it ready at the time you
need it and besides avoid the rush later
on.
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Services in the Danish Luther
an church Sunday morning at
1890. Rev. Kr. Andersen.
Sunday school at 1870 in the
H. 6. Andersen school.
Der vii blive holdt Foraldre-
mode Forsamlingshuset S8ndag
den IL Marts Eftermiddag kl. 2.
Emne: konfrmationen.
Kr. Andersen.
Dansk FoIkesamfunds mode
hos Christ Morgensen Torsdag
den 16de Marts, Aften XII. s.
ALE er velkommen.
P. Fl. Petersen, Sex.
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FOR THE WEEK

This column is for free use by
churches, schools, societies, lodges,
etc, for the purpose of announcing
meetings where no admission is to
be charged, such meetings as are
held for social or educational pur-
poses and not for the purpose of
earning money.
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went ahead with their lodge affairs
and with having a good time. The
trip was worth while to him.
JESSE CAMPBELL IN SPRINGS.
Jesse Campbell went to Colorado
Springs Friday morning. He returned
today.
MRS. WHITE GOES HOME.
Mrs Jarvis White, who has been a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Deepen,
left Friday afternoon for her home in
Denver.
MISS SMITH RETURNED.
Miss Elma Smith has returned from
the east and is making her home with
DIR. and Mrs. E. C. Webb at 419 Col
lege avenue.
GUEST OF BACHELORS.
Mrs. Charles Stone and daughter,
Miss Bernice, of DanviIle. H., are
guests at the Francis Bachelor home.
us Orchard, East Canon.
RADENBAUeHs GO EAST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Radenbaugh
left Friday afternoon on their way to
Parkersburg, West Virginia. They
have been in Canon City several
months.
SPENT FRIDAY IN FLORENCE
Mrs NJ NJ McKissick and daugh-
ters. Miss Nan McKissick of Seattle.
Wash. and Mrs. Julius Cramer, spent
Friday in Florence as the guests of
Mrs. S. G. Kelso.
SENATOR LINES IN FLORENCE
Senator NJ N. Lines was visiting
friends in Florence Friday and was
also improving his time in getting ac-
quainted with the political situation
in the coal camps. 4
F. F. HUNTER HAS ToNSILITIs.
F. F. Hunter has been laid up at
home the past few days with severe
attack of tonsilitis. He is little
better today and will soon be at his
office
MISS HAZEL HARRISON HERE.
Miss Hazel Harrison of Goldfeld
arrived Wednesday fo- two weeks
visit in this city. She made tnU trip
dulo anu AlAt quest VI w IL
liam Smart on Pine avenue.
MRS. MATTINGLY TO oRDWAY.
Mrs. Claude Mattingly of Ordway
and her two children. who have been
guests at the Francis Bachelor home
in East Canon for several days, re-
turned to her home Friday afternoon.
MISS BATcHELoR ON VACATION
Miss Clara Bachelor, who has been
on a vacation trip to Rocky Ford and
Colorado Springs. went to Denver Fri
day. where she will remain about two
weeks. Miss Bachelor is taking a
months vacation
o. coUGHlIN HERE FROM PUEBLO
d. Coughlin, who recently buried
his wife in Florence, was in town Fri
' day. He came up to Sc ehis children.
who are with his mother at Brookside.
Mr. Coughlin is brother-in-law Of WIN
C. Gilbert of Coal Creek.
DEPPENs ARRIVE HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Deepen arrived
home the middle of the week from their
visit in Alamosa and their fishing trip
on the Gunnison. Mrs. Jarvis White
accompanied them and they camped
, out most of the time.
JOE MYERS GETTING BETTER.
Joe Myers. who has been very sick
! in the hospital. is said to be getting
much better. His temperature. which
has been very high. is getting lower
each day and the prospects are good
for his recovery. He is at Graves
hospital.
FRANK WRIGHT oREETS SISTER
AFTER IS YEARS.
Friday afternoon Frank Wright
greeted his siter-in-law, Mrs. w. NJ.
Wright of Los Angeles, for the first
time in thirty-fve years. She arrived
that afternoon from her California
home and will visit here for some little
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SATURDAY
J. F. RIDDLE HERE FRIDAY.

~ nNo0GG hIbAI.
]. F. Riddle. general passenger agent
of the Rock Island. was business Wis
itor in Canon Friday afternoon and
this morning
PUEBLO GIRL VISITS cRAMERs.
Miss Hazel McNelly of Pueblo has
been the guest of Miss Josephine Cra-
mer since the first of the week. She
will be here few days yet.
MISS MABEL cuRRAN IN TOWN.
Miss Mabel Curran arrived in Canon
City Friday afternoon after an alb
sence of many months in Arizona. New
Mexico and other states She is look
ing fine and says she is feeling the
best ever.
MRS. oRENDoRFF AND DAUGHTER
HOME.
Mrs. Otis Orendorff and daughter,
Miss Katherine. arrived home few
days ago from a summers visit in
Yates Center. Kan. They say it is
some hot back there.
AL WYckoFF HOME FRIDAY.
Al wyckon. delegate from the local
lodge B. p. o. E. to the Elks' national
convention. arrived home Friday after
noon from the hottest yet most en-
joyable "trip he ha staken in some time.
He. says that the east is a regular
bake oven. but that the boys stripped
down TO all that the law allows and
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MRS. cLAYBAueH AND GRAND
CHILDREN GOING EAST.

Mrs. Emma Claybaugh and grand
children. Joe and Lucille Bergen. leave
Saturday for an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Illinois and
Indiana. Her son, Charley Claybaugh.
of Fort Wayne. Ind viii meet them
in St Louis and accompany them to
.Lai. l,-.......s
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ADAMS VISIT TRoUTs.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Adams returned
from an extended trip throughout the
east last Monday and have been visit
ing Mrs. Adams parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Trout, of South Ninth street.
They left for their home in Delta
Thursday morning by automobile. Mrs.
Adams sisters, Misses Marguerite and
Helen Trout accompanied them and
will remain several weeks visiting
them in Delta.
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two-pound Lochlaven trout with his
hands at the headgate Of the hydraulic
ditch.
He saw the fish endeavoring to get
over the obstruction at the mouth OF
the ditch, jumped into the water after
it and had no difficulty in lifting it
out on the bank. The hsh was seven
teen inches in length ana was fine
specimen of its kind.
NICELY SITUATED AT HARRISON.
Mrs. Mary Miller has recently taken
over the large roomy residence at sos
Harrison avenue and has rearranged it
into an up-to-date rooming house. She
has some splendid rooms for light
housekeeping and people looking for
something of this sort will do well to
see her.
Mrs Miller has named her place
The Harrison" and is doing very nice
ly already.
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LITTLE BETTY HOOVER Ill.

Little Miss Betty Hoover had sud
den attack of appendicitis Wednesday
and was taken to Denver last night
on train No. 16 by her aunt. Mrs. T.
B. Coulter She is in quite serious
condition. but it is hoped that they
will be able to relieve her without re
sorting to an operation at this time.
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lIss ANNA LIVINGSTON HOME
FROM GOLDEN.

Miss Anna Livingston returned the
the FIRST of the week from Golden.
where her brother. Captain A. R Liv-
ingston. is stationed with Co. c. Miss
Livingston states that it is the opinion
Of Colonel Bates, in command of the
First Colorado infantry. that the boys
will be sent to the border very shortly.
She says the boys are all in fine con-
dition and most OF them are getting
o..
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soLANDERs GO TO TEXAS.

Mr.. and Mrs C. E. Bolander of
Munday, Texas. and also H. L. Bolan-
der of the same place. who have been
staying in Canon City for the past
month. left Wednesday night for
Wichita Falls. Texas. where they will
make their home.
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JIM BANoY HERE AFTER FIFTEEN
YEARS

Fifteen years ago Jim Bandy left
Canon for Illinois. Just the other day
was the first time he had been here
since that time. He came here to get
away from the terrific heat which is
pestering the middle west and the
east
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MRS. Ed. MILLER HOME FROM
SPRINGS.

Mrs Ed. Miller and children return
ed the first OF the week from Colorado
Springs where they were the guests
CT Mrs. Miller's mother. Mrs Ar
buckle. and also her sister. Miss Price
Arbuckle
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WAV SPRINGS, FAN.

,sccause IT the illness Q. his little
snn Kenneth. who is ticuert to have
typhoid fever. " N. BROWN was called
to caucn Thursday iron his hotnc In
Conway Springs. Kan. Mr.. Brown
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FRANK WRIGHT eREETs SISTER
AFTER SIS YEARS

Friday afternoon Frank Wright
greeted his siter-in-law, Mrs. w. NJ.
Wright of Los Angeles. for the first
time in thirty-ive years. She arrived
that afternoon from her California
home and will visit here for some little
time.
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OOHIN0 ENh TFEO ENT EO Z
HERE FIRST OF MONTH.

Two big touring parties under the
direction of thu Gillespie Tou,ing com
Lany are expected here the miidle
of this month. A large one will come
from the east about Aug. 18th and an
,ier VIII arri from tire west about
Aug 18th.
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MRS. AsHENHuRsT AND pAueH
TER LEAVE EoR SPRINGS.

Mrs J. ]. Ashenhurst and her dsugh
ter. Mrs. Sheldon. left this morning
for Colorado Springs. where the Ash
enhursts will make their future home
Sr. Ashenhu-st expec's 20 l-a.e in 4
day or two to join his wife.
MISS CLARK LEAVES FOR SAN
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Miss Willy Clarke. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Chapson.
left this afternoon for San Jose. Calf.
She has been in Boston and stopped
over here while on her way TO the
Pacific coast
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MAE GALE AT ALDER.

Miss Mae Gale is spending a short
vacation with Miss Katherine Ander.
son at Alder. Colo. about sixteen miles
from Salida. Miss Gale says the
weather is delightful up there and the
snener,y haantif,,I
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JENKINS FAMILY GO
ING TO LEADvILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins and
three children expect to so to Lead
vile either Saturday or Monday to
visit Mrs. Jenkins sister. Mrs. Frank
Brown. They will be gone week
or two. Mr.. Brown is brother of
Harold Brown OF this city and has the
biggest grocery stcre in Ieadville.
MR. BROWN CALLED FROM CON-
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GUS OLSON STARTS FOR NEW
MEXICO.

Gus Olson. manager OF the Colorado
Supply company's store at Rocksaie.
with his wife started last night for
New Mexico. where they will enjoy a
three weeks vacation with relatives
and friends. They Will spend por.
tion of their time with their daughter.
Mrs. Benham at Bernalille. and they
will also visit Albuquerque.
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MRS. RANKIN AND DAUGHTERS
TO NEBRASKA.

Mrs. l. c. Rankin and daughters. the
Misses Kate. Mary and Elizabeth. left
Thursday afternoon for Minden. Neb.,
where Rev Rankin has accepted a
pastorate. They had been living in
he John Hamilton home until the ar-
rival of Mrs. Hamilton and daughters
from Plateau valley.
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NcE At TENT MEETING
GROWING.

Portland and Concrete. Fremont
county's two cement ceniers. are un-
usually active these days with the ce-
ment business greater than at any
time in the history of the concerns.
From present indications the Colorado
Portland cement plant will send out
100000 barrels of the finished product
this month. which will equal the rec
ord established In April. All the de-
partments In both plants are running
at fun capacity and there is no let up
in sight.
TEXAS CREEK FOLKS IN TOWN.
Henry Hatfield and +. Coleman Of
Texas Creek were In town wesdnes.
day on business.
OKLAHOMA FoLko GMJov CANON.
A. p. Cest. Mr. and Mrp. J. y CuR
ana son and 4. childsrs os Muskogee,
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ALLAN BOWEN III

Mr.. Allan Bowen is confined to his
home with a severe attack of illness.
His stomach seems to be giving him
the most trouble. According TO reports
he seemed little improved this morn
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SPRING ON
wETMoRE ROAD rs MARKED

on the road to wetmore from Flor
enee. near the new bridge across
Adobe creek. is a splendid spring OF
pure crystal water. II is called the
Oasis. Tuesday County Commissioner
J. V. Mccandless of Florence and 9th
ers went out here and put up an ap-
propriate sign so that all who pass By
can learn where II is situated.
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and the boy have been here for about
two weeks as the guests of the W. Y.
Jenkins family. Mr.. Brown expected
to cnme little later. but because of
the Illness of his boy his journey was
fastened. The boy is quite sick at
present Mr.. Brown is groceryman
at Conway Springs.
CLYDE DAWSON HERE FOR DAY
Clyde c. Dawson of Denver was in
town today for short time. having
driven down last nisLt wfh Frank
Thomas, who brod;ht Buick Six
from Denver.
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LAMAR MAN HERE.

B. F. Cooper of Lamar has been
looking over the city for several days
Mr.. Cooper is well pleased with the
city, its climate and water ana may
decide 70 move up here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Turner and
daughter. Norma Jean. expect to
leave about the FIRST of the week on
n three weeks vacation t-'a 20 civedc
and also over on tho 0unnison. They
have one ofthe best auto sompiEe nut
ntn In Canon City and they ars plan
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Harold Baird. while hshing with
some companions In the Arkansas riv.
'er near the entrance 10 tho Royal
Gorge Wednesday afternoon. caught .
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DENVER FOLKS IN TOWN.

B. B. Swegle and family and Mrs
Mariner of Denver drove to Canon
in their car yesterday and will so
journ here for couple of days
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kAsTLERs LEAVE FoR HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kastier left
Thursday Afternoon for Eagle Grove,
Iowa. after pleasant visit here with
Mrs. Kasuer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
II. - Hoiekvam, and her sister. Mrs.
VIII Gray
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Die \, !, BANKER
MAY SPEAK HERE
FRANK A. VANDERBILT, PRESl-
DENT OF NATIONAL CITY
BANK, HAS BEEN
INVITED
VIII Address Members And Manufac.
turers Of w. C.. A. On Foreign
Trade Conditions

An invitation was extended yester-
day by the Wheeling Commercial as.
ISOLATION to Frank A. Fanderlip. pres
ident Of the National City bank Of
New York, to speak before the men,
bers Of the association and the man.
ufactnrerS in particular OF the Wheel
ing district on foreign trade. un"er
the auspices Of the foreign trade bu-
reau Of the association.
Mr.. Varderlip is among the biggest
bankers in this country and he IS
perhaps the best verSed man in the
United States on foreign trade and f.
nuncial conditions in relationship with
under his personal supervision was
tablish banking houses in South Amer
lea. Today they have five branch
banks in that country.
The Wheeling Commercial associa-
tic Is rapidly building up its foreign
trade bureau. Every day there are
from two to a dozen letters received
at the headquarters from various
countries and American repreitn "a
tives located III foreign lands asking
to be put in touch with manufacturers
Of certain lines in the Wheeling dis
trict. These communications are re-
ferred 10 the members of the aSso-
citation who manufacture certain kinds
Of products. If they fail 10 follow the
matter up the communication is then
referred TO another manufacturer in
this section. including Martins Ferry,
Bellaire, WelSburg or some other
town in the Wheeling district.
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BIG POLICE COURT

Yesterdays session Of police court
was one OF The biggest over which Judge
HonecIicr has presided in several days.
y. r. Peters. J. VI, TupH. Monsoon Joseph
and Jasper Joseph. quartet of SyrianS,
were up for participating in Il row over
paint smrarcd oil the windows of i Syr-
ian store. Each was fined 81 and costs
and fines We're raised t0 permit them to
appeal the cases.
oliver Graves was fined $40 AMI costs
for abusing his wife Saturday evening.
Ressir Clark. Jim FoGrrty and Mike
Snidrr. charged with being disorderly
in Bessie Clark's house. were guilty.
Judge iIon"ckcd decided. BESSIE was
assessed $50 and costs. TIL" men drew
$40 and trimmings each. Charles Park
err charged with lighting with Nora
Davis at Sixteenth and Market. sun
day night. drew 500 and costs. Nora
was regarded by the Judge as II least
half as good 4 scrappcr and lie taxed
her stu and trimmings for her part i'll
the melee.
Alir" Earklcy. charged with stealing
$lH from Robert FatldiS. WAS dismissed
us FaddiS was too cvaSirc in his an
swcrs To- the courts questions.
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HAS NOVEL METHOD
OF TRANSPORTATION
George L. Covert, Invalid. Being
Pushed From Coast To Coast
BY Jinet Mule

Being pushed by jinet mule which
he has trained for the purpose, George
l.. Covert arrived in Wheeling, SatuT-
day. on his trip from New York City
TO San Diego, Cal. lie will remain
here until the middle of the week.
leaving for the southern states
through which he hopes TO continue
his trip to the Pacific coast
Mr.. Covert accompanied by his son,
Edward w, young boy less than thir-
teen years old, left the city hall in
New York City in June. The trip has
been uneventful. For his living, Mr..
Covert is selling post cards with views
Of his party.
He is an invalid. his lower limbs
being entirely useless. and rides u tri-
cycle. The trip is NOT being made OH
a wager, but Mr. Covert is seeking a
climate suitable for his health. He sa:-
ries letter from Mayor Mitchell to
the mayor Of San Diego. California.
He hopes 10 end his journey by spring
or early summer.