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r, May 11, 1939 THE MOUNT VERNON, IOWA, HA'tVi{EYI%I{ECOI{D AND THE LISBON HERALD Page "throe LOCAL AND PERSONAL Wet Hedges who is sehools of' Algona. Week end in the Parents, Mr. and Hedges. Vineent Moines was also home. URANCE and Windstorm and Accident Life MERRITT Bauman Bldg. :. 65; Res. 169J Iowa Mrs. Fannio I.emmon of Cedar Rapids was a guest last week in the home of her friend Mrs. Gusta M inert. Mrs. Gusta Minott and Mrs. Lulu a Blaine were guests last Sunday in the home of Mrs. Mayme Boice in Waterloo. \Vill Alexander returned home Sunday froln visiting his in'other Ho%ert Alexander in the Hines hos- pilal, Maywood, Ill. The latter is im l) roving. Mrs. Surah Talhnan is expecting Its guests this week end 'Mr. and Mrs. M. \V. I)oyle and family of Winfield, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. V¢'illiams of Des Moines. M]att l)i(,k of Chicago, 111., spent the week end with Mrs. I)iek who is visitin~ at the home of her sis- ter. Mrs. Charles l¢leineek. On S(luday afternoon they visited iu the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wall home in Marion. Happy It's what you are, more than what you say, that makes Mother happy. She lives her life in your life. Any good that you do, any suc- Cess that you achieve, are personal triumphs for her. Therefore, not to forget what she taught you--honor, truth, thrift, etc.--is the best way to remember Mother--on MOther's Day and every other day. Mount Vernon Bank and Trust Company CA]PI'rAI~ AND SURPLUS $75,000 II. {2. Neal, Pres. R.B. MeConlogate, Vice Prig. I). |]. Vail Metre, Vice Pres. and Cashier J. A. l,'ordyt e, Assistant Cashier Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mrs. B. l{aymond Weston and Mrs. lCrank Pearce of Mason City will be house guests during the, May festival ill the llome of Prof. and 3,Irs. Jay B. Macgregor. Miss Amelia Yeggy and a friend of Iliverside will be over night glleSts Salllrday ill ti~e home of Mrs. ,lohn Blair |{ohinson. They will all(rod tile festival on Satur- (lay. Mr. qnd Mrs. \V. H. Robinson and son Ralph of Mol)~,rly, Me., \veto gtlests hlst week ill l]le honle of M r. and M rs. H. M. t{hoads. Tiley left for their heineon Sun- day. M'rs. ,lily IL Ma('(]regorreturned heine ,~-lllnd[ly fl'onl IAtkehtnd, Fla., where she ~\'(,nt sev4qNll ~vei,ks ago to tktlelld Ill(, ~4"oldeu wedding' anni- v(,rsll l'y of hel' |1;1 Penis,Mr. and Mrs. 1'].l'.'. l(elley. l{oss 1),eiler, of the gl'aduato sohool of l)olili('al s('ieuee al the Stale l'niversity of Iowa. Iowa ('ily wiil be a guest ill Ill(' honle Of ]~)r. and Mrs. ('. 10. IAtt(,ll during the May Music 10estival. I'rof. and Mrs. ,q. ,l. MeLaughliF~ who 'have opellpied the Mr. and Mrs. E. I{. l{istine home this year, (!xpeel to move to the George i{ar- })O11 r residellee soon, \V h i ('h lhey have ]eased for next year. , l)r. and Mrs. Glenn W. Harbit land daughter lAllie (llyn of ('larion were visitors Sunday in the home of Mr lind Mrs. AI J. llobst, l)r. und M rs. Har}dl lived ill Mount Vernon sevel'a] yeHrs lIKe. Mr. and Mrs. l,. P]. Sit)ple were visitors lust Nun(lay ill the home of Mrs. ~ipl)le's t~rotller-in-hlw lind sister, Mr. and .~l rs. J. "r. Wiu- })()l'n he:it Io\vlt('ity. They wore dPeoIn l)anied l)y their daughter Miss \Vaunetla Sipple o,f Cedar lla- lids. Mrs. ,I. V,. l{obinson h'ls leased gill apartluont ill lhe Mr. and .~lrs. ttoward .Johns|on ]lOIIle \\'here she will IIIOVe when (tie present oceu- )ants, Mrs. ('arrie t)ates and delighter ~'~11 Z:I 1111 e leave for Cali- fornia after the (qose of Ill(, col- lege year. Mrs. tlol)insoll recent- ]y sohl her honl(! lo Mr. and Mrs. [ )ou i'ringle. M rs. I'ldm und 'Photo pson will wt- elite her house on Third Avenue, North, soon and her son Claude Tholupson and family will move Into it. Mrs. Thompsou has leased all aparllnent ill the I{oy Young home. Mrs. Amy Goodlove and Mr. and Mrs. l,ynn Goodlove have rented ti~e }muse which will ,be va- cated l)y the Tholnl)son falllily, l)r. (L F. iAttell was tile guest sp(,aker last Thursday eveuing at lhe annual 'banquet of the Junto club, graduate students of the poli- ti('al seienee department of the State IIniversity of Iowa at Iowa qty. 1)r. l Attell's subject was "Strong Presidents and the Judi- ciary", l)r. H.ussell Cooper of Mount Vernon ae(,ompanied him to Iowa City and was a guest at the banquet. Mrs. I.:lizaheth Kellogg, mother ()1 'Mrs. E. (I. Itunt is recovering fronl her recent illness. ~Ven(lell ('lark of Chicago, Ill., ('alle(1 oil former neig'h~bors and friends in 3,1ount Vernon last Fri- day. Cabot \Vohh'ahe, student at Cor- nell, will entertain his ,pareuts from Minneapolis, Minn., (luring the May Music Festival. Miss ttelen Morgan and Miss It/riley of Perry will ,he guests dur- in~z the May Festiwtl at ('ornell, ill the home of Mrs. S. L. ('hen(tier. Mrs. Mary Henry returned lo her he:n(, in ('hieago. llI., on Wo(lnos- day afler a visit in the home of h(q friend, Mrs. IAoyd Me('utcheon. The Misses Mar(ha an(1 ])orothy I,illieh of ('(,thlr ltapids were guests last ~]ln(t[ly in the ]lOlile of Mrs. Margaret (h/truly and Miss I)essie Somerville. Mr. and Mrs. 10raueis tlartung' of Madison, Wis., were visilors over the weel,i end ill lhe honle of the |'Ol,lllel"S lllothel', Mrs. (*hal'los Hal'- fling. }{ev. and 5It's. J. ,l. Kidder and daught('r Joyce silent lhe first of the \veek visiling ill the home of Mr. lind "hits. (]lly Maeomber and family ill ()liu. Mr. "tnd Mrs., l,]d. Beeehley of Joliet, Ill., wer(' visitors ill Mount \rernoll on Saturdlly. They sI)('nt the night ill the Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'J'ra \'is ]lOll/e. Junior Travis, son of Mr. "~nd Mrs. ()ren 'l'r/Ivis, sll|)nlitted tO un Olltergen(,y al)|)endeetolny at Mercy hospital,('edar I{alfids, Friday III O rllin ~'. ltobert l~ennett, sludent in the State llniw'rsity of Iowa,at Iowa I~ity. sp~mt the ,,veel~ end in the honle Of ills Darents, Mr. and Mrs. J oseph ]~;ennett. Miss Hortense Hunt nnd friend, Miss l{ubye Summers of Fulton, 111.. expect to come Io Mount Ver- non fO Jilt!lid the May f(,stiwll eon- /'errs on Saturday. ~lr. and ~l l's. ]#rIln]r, Bahlwin and Mrs. Williams of C(~(l'tr R'tpids were visitors Sllnday afternoou in the home of Mr. llahlwin's sister, Miss Bertha l~aldwin. Mr. and ,~,[l'S. I,'red Travis mot- ored to (]alva, |ll., last Sunday and spent the day visiling wilh Mrs. Travis's l'alher ('. N. W:trreu alld sister Miss lIehn Warren. MY. qnd Mrs. (?harles Alexander of Madison, Wis., weFe guests last Sunday of lhe f()rmer's father, (~harles AlexaI'al(r, at the, Mr. and M rs. John Wiel(ham home. (,harles Savi(lge, who was ealled to Mount Vernon htsl leriday by the death of his mother, Mrs. S. E. I,eib, retllrlled to his hollle iu Onlahu, Nebr., Tuesday afternoon. ,Miss Sue l~epler, who is a stu- (lent in lowa State college, Alnes, was called home the last of the week 1)y the death ef ]lor grand- ~mother, Mrs. S. 1,]. l,eib. She re- urned to Anles Sllnday eveninK. leading low-priced , Ford " ST IR PERFORMANCE , th the o,, y V-8 ST IN STEADINESS OF RIDE with the engine in any low priced car.., smoother, more only chassis using Torque-tube Drive and 4 responsive, more £un to drive: no need for radius rods at this price. Constant shifting. 18T IN STYLE with the2ostt dv:l:::styling IsT IN QUALITY OF CONSTRUCTION : with the only Centriforce clutch.. • only cast in the field; the only t ue s a " design; steel alloy crankshaft, only A-floating rear r~¢W interior luxury to match, axles, only straddle mounted pinion, only fully I,, 1' enclosed drive from fan to wheels, with Torque- IN ECONOMY witla best gas mileage of all tube drive.., in its price class. leading low price cars as demonstrated by 85 h. p. Ford V-8 in this year's Gilmore-Yosemite road run. IN HYDRAULIC BRAKING POWER With 162 sq. inches of braking surface; biggest ever Uaed on a low priced car. N RIDEBASE ,2a b ween front and rear springs: the easiest ride of any ear in the low price field. Ford Authorized Sales and Service For Phone No. 6 Mount Vernon, Lisbon and Mechanicsville "F'7>: ..... Mount Vernon O 51 rs. Aley Parsons qlaS recovered fronl her recent illness and is ag'ain a~ble to be out. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde IAndsley en- tertained M r. and Mrs. Clifford 1Andsley of Davenport at dinner at lheir home last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hahn and ,family of l.]arlville were guests Sunday ill lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. A. d. l{ogers and family. Addison Hall of Ho('k Island was a guest Sunday and Monday in the ilnnle (If his son-in-law and daughter M'r. aud Mrs. Bert Avery. Mrs. I )an Travis entertained as dillIler ~lleSts Oil Tllesday. tier gllesls were: Mrs. ]{lloda Neul, ~Mrs. Nellie I)llneau and Mrs. ]']VU Tra- vis. Mrs. l~essie Crone will have as a guest this wee].:, end Mrs. l,larl I,]rdi/'e and d'(ughter Miss Eliza- belh l,:rdiee of Keota. Mrs. Er- di('e will remain all next week. Mr. and Mrs. l{alph Carl had as dinn(r guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. l(ivhard Fuller and baby daughter and the l)arents of M!r. Fuller, Mr. and .\lrs. I). E. Fuller of ,Savannah Ill. Mr. und Mrs. P,. M. MeGranahan of Newhall w(!re callers Tuesday e\'ening ill the t{. A. Busonlbark and the \V. ('. Her(on immes. Mr. 3,1 e(Iranahan is it cousin of Mrs. f { 11 sen'b'trk. Mr. aIId Mrs. lAoyd McCuteheon of Ni'ldey, are exl)eeted today for a visit in the heine of the forlner's Ill()( her, Mrs. I,Ioyd M e(~uteheon and to el(end the May Music fes- liwll. Miss 101oren('e Ellison, rosunled }1('1' work in the relief offiee ill (?linton the ilk'st of (he week, after reellperaling six weeks at the heine of her 1)Ilr(,llts, Mr. 1111(1 Mrs. Ottis Ellis(m, f'ollowing au operation. l)rof. ]~'ranois (]erlllan is onter- Iitinilu4 his Inof hel' frolll Austin, Texas, in lhe ilOllle of I)r. and Mrs. [,'l'allk (~,O]e. Mrs. (lOl'lnHn arrived Mollday ni~'ht and will relllain un|il afler the Mqy Musk" l,'estival. Wiott ('an(l-all and niece Mar- ian l(adloff of San})orne left on 'Monday for lheir holne after sDerldinK a week visiting in the ]lOllle of Mrs, elite ])/ineiin and other relatives in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Marlev ('lark and Mr. "tnd Mrs. John MeHugh left today q'or 1)es Moines where Mrs. ('lark and Mr. MeHugh will attend a postmaslers eonvention which convenes on Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. 1,'orrest Adallls of lk)ise. Ida., called on t'riends in Mount Vt,rnon Monday afternoon. Tht,y had spent the winter in the I,'lorida "lnd were oil their way hollle. They ltre forlller Cornel- lians. Miss F]orenoe (~}/tlnr])ers spent the wl,ek end in the home of her tlarents. She is a inem,ber of the high school t'aeulty in Clinton and D1;tns tO attend lhe SllIlllner session al Northwestero University, Evan- slon, Ill. M]'. "lDd Mrs. 1)ave ]lrlln](ow and f:llnilv of l,ov,'del/, Mr. and Mrs \Vi]f NhIl(lle of NiKoln'noy, and Mr. and Mrs. q'olu Nhal]le of ('edar ]{el)ills were gqlests Sllnday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thonlpson and family. |'rot. and 'Mrs. T. 1L MeConnell aud family of St. lq~ul, Minn., were vb;itors fromFriday unlil Sunday in the home of Mrs. MeConnell's moiher, Mrs. ('.E. Kegley. Mrs. Ki,gley returned to .qt. Paul with theln for a visil- of a week. Mr. "rod Mrs. W. G. Bartlett were visitors Monday afternoon in the lmme of Mr. and Mrs. J. I,:. Co]ton. Mr. lkH'ttelt is h'tving his tenant }lOUSe in Mollnt VeFnou, whieh is oeeupied 1)y the G. C. Maeklem family, Dainted this week. Mrs. M. S. Jordan and son 1)avid, were aeoolnl):Jnied tl) Grinnell on Nllll(]Ily, 'by tile followil/K stlldents from (!ornell: Miss Nancy Hob- son, Howqrd Johnson, Rohert Ir- vine "~nd 1Al I1 ress A ('klllan. '['he day was silent visiting the Grin- nldl eolleg(, eatnpus. I)r. J. I/ ('ul,bertson, ])r. Nieh- ohts Knight, Irving Johnson, Prof. l{ollert ('roeroft and l)onald KniKht allended a e]lenliPal lneeting" Tues- day evening at Iowa City. The speaker \~as l)r. Alfred J. Stare, stmior ehenlist of the IL S. Forest ln'oducis l,abratory at M'tdison. Wis. lh'. M. ],]. W'ing, of the faculty of Beloit eollege, was a guest last \veel{ end in tile hOlile of t~/[|', and Mrs. I'L ,1. OsKoo(l. He was "tt- t(!llding Ill~ convention for geol- o~a'ists at Cornell eotlege. ])r. Wing and Mr. Osgood were friends when the lalt(,r w'~s a teacher and ath- h,tie ooaeh af Heloit eolleKe. Mrs. M:(rgaret l{i(,hardson, Mrs. Jennie Hohnes, Mrs. Nell Little- fieh], Mrs. (lertrude tlrown and Mrs. Mabel Morris of Keota will be glleSts next Tuesday night ill lhe home of Mrs. Bessie Crone. They ((xpeet to attend the P.E.O. ,.onvenlion in Cedar ]{apids and spend the nigllt with Mrs. Crone. ])r. W. (L ]~owloy, superintend- ent of the Davenport district of the Upper lc~wa conference of the Methodist church, spoke Monday evellinR" at It ruen's gllest, lneetillg iu Iowa ('ity. On Sunday ,lnorning he was tile speaker at the special edieation of new hymnals in the Methodist church in Central City. John Klimo jr., who ,was a guest lasl week ill the holtle of his par- trois, M r. and Mrs. John Klimo, returned to Chicago, Ill., the lirst of li~e week. lie will make the trip to Memo! Vernon with tt~e Chieago Sylltphony orchestra of which he is It lnembex of the bass seetion, the last of this week, to take part ill the festival eoneerts at Cornell. Miss I':sther Kidder, who teach- es hoDle eeonolnics in the consoli- deled st'heel "~t Olin, spent last week end in the heine Of her par- enls, tt.eV, and Mrs. J. J. Kidder. Miss Kidder r(,turns to Mount Ver- non this \reek end for a vae'ttion of a week I>efore beginning teaeh- illg ill tin eighl \veeks sun/n/er eOUFS0 ill honle econonli0s in the ()lin schooh~. Optional courses in hOll!e eeolloluies and agrieultnre art} taught dllring the sunliner. .~r. and Mrs. Anson Burge and M r. antl M rs. l')ana, Wilcox and (laughter ('orinne nlotored to New- ton Sunday to visit Miss Bernadine l{urge. From Newtou lhey went to l'ella wiwre they enjoy- e.1 seeing the lovely tulip gar- dens for which that town in fam- ous. Many of the adults and ehihlren were dressed in dutch (,(i,%tllnles and wore woodetl shoes to advertise the coming tulip festival. Seniors Are Urged To Correct False Thinking Of Today intendent, and Emerson eel(ins, I,isbon principal. Following the dinner, President S;nn Mel,aughlin welcomed the guests, telling theln that there are 6,7(}0,000 pupils in ti~e secondary sehoo]s of the U. S. and 1,5(|0,000 of theni \rill be graduated fronl high st'heel this spring, Ill no hither ('ountry in tile worhl is there such an opportunity to ob- taiu the advantages of a high ] sehool education he said. Supt. i Clyde IAndsley was introduced and took charge of the program. The IAsl)on guests Were in(rod(iced ihy Sa,u/ 10ouse, l)r. Russell ('ooper was lhe nluin speaker. He eoulpared the worhl of today and the opportun- ity for graduates with the worh of 1924 when he was grIIdualetl from high school. There is ulore lenseness and loss seourlty today, he said, and then he considered wimt was the matter with the worhl ill whi('h we qre living, out- lining' three nlain points of weak- heSS. I. The worhl has lloeome oIi- sessed with the false idea that you shouh] get for yourself all you can and give as little Its possfi)le. Get more from society than you give. This has led ]Is into insecurity and rest ]essness. 2. The end justifies the means. AnytMng is alright if you can get away with it. 3. The worhl is a terrible mess /leeause huulau nature is at fault. l'eople are weak and they e'ln't be changed. It is natural to be selfis]t and cut eoruers. This false idea is fal0_l and is keeping ns ,froln progress, the spe'd(er said. Indi- viduals tie grove and nlature and as eviden('e he asked the seniors to reeall how they were as freshulen and eonlpare it with them now as more mature seniors. If this generalion recognizes the fallacies of present th|nking and t'orreets tileln by giving ibuek to soeiety as Inll('il as the individu'tl receives, it will 'be recognized ,by posterity. In ('losing he said this Happy Valley Kitten Ball Team Wins Season Opener "Phe Seniors of Mount Vernon and IAsbon high schools were en- tertained at dinner the H°tary[pids. The tealn fiehling in nlid- elu'b at the M;ethodist church in I season tel'Ill eouph>d with I~ach- ~Mount Vernon on Tuesday evening, iman's two hit pitching was never A fine dinner was served i)y l)ivi- [in t roul)le. I,ed by l,ester Miku- : sion 9. Guests I)esides the 25 M. V.I lecky, who was able to get on base H. ,q. seniors and 21 IAsbon sell- I four tin/es ollt of four trips 1o 1he iors were A. J. Hogers, president phi(e, and steady hitting l)y the of the Mount Verl!on school board, i rest of the te~lln, the ou|eoloe of R.t{alphI'. Carl, M.V.H.S. prineipal and~ the genie was never in doubt. The An(Ire:is, I..isf)ou I)oard Pr°si- I"rolie chlb in spite of the oue- dent, iAoyd Hahn, IAsbou super- sided score ]lhlyed tl very good genie. !good crowd was out for the game. Tile score. H H I," The Happy Valley kittenh,lll 10relic Club ...................... 2 2 Happy Valley , ................. 1 1 I 5 team opened their '3.q season Sun- [day with an impressive I1 to 2 win , over the I,'rolie ('hill of Cedar l{a- 5 The se('olld gHllle wi|h the Mollnt Vernon iealn \\as rahled o/It. A Kodak Prices Sharply Reduced BLOOM'S BOOK STORE Mount Vernon i I I ,lng Whether you are thinking of Luilding a new house, adding a new room, building a garage, a barn or any other Luihling--or making repairs about the farm or home--NOW IS TttE TIME TO I)O IT. Bring Your Building Problems To Us. '1 We Will Be G ad To Assist You In Every Way Possible PHONE 212 Mount Vernon Illll Ill Ill Illlll Illll I-'lll Illll i, Illl IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIiIl tremendous OPl)ortunity faced the I gTaduating (!lass of this year. M ther's ('{)]'{]on l{a]ln, ,vith 'Mrs, Paul I 0 a y Wi(.kersimn~ as "wl'ompanist, sang[ I the two nuulbers he used ill thei state music contest at Iowa (~ityI I SUNDAY, MAY 14TH las week, '"rhe Hnls of Honle", ill You will find a wide and "lnvietus". ] • range of selections from our large stock. ates I | for MOTHER'S DAY | | Father George Stemm Spoke! m At Cornell Chapel Service [| / I,'ather George Stemm, pastor of • I St. John's (,atholie Chur('h :it IAs- i bOll, Sltoke at the Cornell chapel service Oil Monday :nlorning. • The re'tin emphasis of loather ~tellllll's message was that without • religiou :Lnd morality, onr present forlll of d ento(q'atie governnlent (,ann()l s/irvive, The greatestdan- • ll ~(,r to our country today is not • from the oulside, such as war', aggression, ~but from within our (,ountry. If demoeraey is to Sll rvive, then religioIIs tolera nee must survive. • l,'ather Stemm pointedout that ::I fifty years ago it wouhl have been • tlnheard of rfor a Catholic Ilishop lo be invited to give a chapel talk !• II Yardley's fine toiletries in Appropriate G i f t Packages. Sunday, May 14th Whitman, Gales a n d Page & Shaw Candy, Priced 25c to $3.75 The high spot in our Candy Stock is a delight- ful Sewing Cabinet with sliding top, filled with lbs of Fine Candy, $3.75 Outstanding Greeting Cards by Gibson Gorgeously decorated boxes of the finest chocolates, fresh from the makers. Order now| in a Methodist institution. The ' • The Sompler--17 oz .... ~1.50 • yOUUg l)eople of today are t)egin- ' • Also 2, 3 and 5-lb. Samplers. I ning to see the other person's view- ' I The Fakldll ....... $1.00 lb. • point and tO know eaeh olher bet- I Shop for Gifts At Aho203and5-1b.F.i, hills. I ter. • • ............ LIFF l • elmtly fro Wallingford (?onn., I • I where she was in the home of Mr. ;I Dru- Store M • ' ) , N~thaus tn(1 • g ount Vernon, Iowa and M.rs. 1 ayt ~u " ~. • .' ~ i• •• family. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiiIi I ~ .......... - .............................. 7I Ill l Having sold my home and having to give immediate possession, I will hold a Public Sale of my honsehoid goods at my residence located 2 blocks east of the Mount Vernon H g'h School, right on Highway No. 30, Mount Vernon, Iowa, on COMMENCING AT 1:00 O'CLOCK. THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY 2 upholstered mahogany chairs, one a rocker, the other a straight chair to match; 1 leather rocker, genuine leather; oak rocker; mahogany floor lamp; large bevel plate mirror and combination hall tree; foot stool; magazine rack; 3x4 Olson rug, (taupe); rug 3t/ x5Vz, old rose color; 6 or 8 rag rugs, nice and clean; 3 braided rugs; 3 small Olson rugs, these are like new. Dining room suite complete (walnut); nice round table (extension); 54 inch buffet; 6 leather seat dining chairs to match the set, beautiful glass China closet; 8 day clock, a dandy; a lot of miscellaneous dishes; breakfast set; a lot of cooking utensils; single oil stove oven; combination work table and kitchen cabinet; 2 card tables; 2 large electric table lamps; 2 reading lamps; smokers humidor; wicker Japanese serving tray; 2 silver candle sticks; Perfection bedroom heater; wooden bed; dresser and commode; a nice one; iron bed stead and springs; 2 brussells bed room rugs; bed room curtains; nice oak hall tree with drawers;8 pairs of new bed room curtains (dotted swiss); 1 set of bath room curtains; electric fan; electric water heater; porcelain slop jar; set of bath room scales; bath room chair; medicine cabinet; nice writing desk; high boy with 5 drawers and bevel plate mirror; tall fern stand; hickory chair 100 years old (a ladder back); 2 antique muzzle loading rifles; walnut high hey with 4 deep drawers; leather seat youths dining chair; dandy oak dresser with bevel plate mirror; large oval dressing mirror full length; 2 fruit cupboards; work table; 3 kitch- en chairs; 1 heavy oak bench; 2 Alladin lamps; 1 round wick Rochester lamp; set of irons; some fruit jars, pints and quarts; 2 kerosene lamps; floor waxer; kitchen stool; new 5-gal. kerosene can, 6 gal. jar; 2 gal. and 3 1-gal. jars; clothes drier, sew- ing table. TOOLS, CEMENT EQUIPMENT ETC.--125 feet of good garden hose in 3-pieces; garden tools; 2 or 3 wheel barrows; buck saw; saws; tools of all kinds; step ladder; 2 or 3 heavy doors; a lot of galv. lined cement post molds; dandies for sheep troughs; good lawn mower; 125 ft. of new hay rope; new hay fork; all kinds of forks, shovels, etc.; 5 cement water tanks, 5 ft. long, they hold about 75 gals.; some seasoned oak posts; garden plow and ninny other articles to() numerous to mention. I wner Anson Rurge, Clerk W. E. Challis, Auct., Phone 130, 1,isbon, Ia.