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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-10-01
Post office.

Ofice hours-7 100 Il. m. to 1880 p. M
Sunday. 80 to 300 Il. M.
NAH, ARRIVES PROM EAST.
5:07, $40 and 81 II. m; POS and o;l2 p. m.
MAIL ARRIVES FROM WEST.
it.l7 H. m; 2:OS. 5:l3 and 6.57 p. III.
POUCHES CLOSED FOR EASTERN MAIL
& 30 aud ii rs Il. m; 80 aud $40 p. IN.
POUCHES CLOSED FOR W WESTERN MAIL.
1900 a. M; 1855 and $40 p. m.
W. Ii. LANDOLT,
post-AiaStcr.
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For Sale.

House and lot situated on Church
street, Wauwatosa. Lot 50xl95. New
house with all modern improvements.
Enquire of Postmaster Wauwatosa.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-10-01
WAUWATOSA DIRECTORY.
City Officials.

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CITY Officials.
,e g.
Mayor. h. IT, oooire! 81
Aldermen
II. W Kennedy, Pres
FLrsS war; -''.''-''' p. G. Clausen.
soco,d ward .. Jas. LeleOeF
-. 1r.,,,.
rh;ra Xyar5 . 9r,Iil ,x -,
WI, Stei t, -
Iro,,r,h Ward ........., y y,o I3t1..-
q, -, 49,
Jity Treasurer .,......'....' a; =. helLogg
Clerk. i1O =" a., a. ~ ~
Assessor .''.' ''' Cbo,B, perry
Street Cor. missioner. .............J. D. Warren
and Supt- OF sewage FIa t,, c,.st,a1
Weed ComnlssloneF - s ,Iiatt ~ n
commissioner Vi f1e''i'"' l. "a "eN
no, No., Edward Cohlthard
Iusblces oi''S $500 ". l., Notbobm'
.r,,. II ,..,,,, ~,
Marshal ,,..'.''.'' o. ram 4A' 'iI''
Supervisors-
First Ward. ......................W VIM FAIRIES
Second Ward. =, =; JaGopus
tgnmrtb ward ...............J ulius.Guantner
=, 100. l., o,,1a. saaat,7,
common &c, c9i1pel vnings Of each month
1T the cItv hall at 100 o'clock p.
No., 80 Education
Do"iN -
W. r. NethercuI' ehaiFu"
II j. NJ y; Cajrno,.oss
L.. =.
O. A. Kurt
Fred Prudisch.
f. L. Morton
Edward Coulthard, secretary.
a.. 60 Est &, ~ each month at school
b,,Iidir1 al 9 o'elock D. m
-. ss;onars
water
Charles Suckney, president
Adam Currie.
Charles Luetzow.
p. c. Clausen.
E. Il. Godfrey, n.
Meet on Monday evening beIore tue hFst
Tuesday OF each month, at clty haiI'
Cunt of Wafer Vorks--Walter Griffith.
-. ,,,uo.Ora
FuDhc LiDF"TS
a. w. Smith, president.
j. o. Myers, secretary,
Mrs. G. @. Porter.
Mrs. L. Brockway
Jo9n u. Deo""r'e'
. VI ~ uSoiav
Sits, ., - I,:sa, IN alleviate months. he.
Hleet Ils ,., = Ia1.I,. a. library buildinp
ginning Win '"n'''' - "'
liz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20

Tuesday night. About 200 little ones
were their guests, who were treatec
to fee cream and cake, and after
short program the children danced fot
"a counplc Of hours. The annual chill.
dren's day Of the Maccabees Us LOOKED
forward 20 with pleasure by the chill
dren Of Eureka.
Mrs, Hodson OF Spanish Fork Is visit.
Ing Prof. Hodson for few days.
Miss Della Fields returned Sunday
from salt Lake, whore she has beer
the guest Of friends.
Mrs Fred A. Schmidt IS visiting rea-
tives at Salt Lake city.
Mr. John Kehye and family have
moved to Eureka from Evanston, Wyo-
ming.
Mrs John Hurd has returned from
months visit with Salt Lake friends.
Mr., and Mrs John II. OBren OF
Butte are the guests Of Mr.. O'Bnen'e
brother James A. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Nelson left
Wednesday for ST. Louis to visit the
great fair.
Rev Dr. Balm left Wednesday for
California on visit to his family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20
LOGAN.

Mr. and Mrs Tom Sloan and little
son Lawrence OF Salt Lake have been
I'm Logan the past week as the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. willard Langton.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred s. Thatcher Of
Chicago and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Thatcher left last Tuesday for trip
through Yellowstone park
Bishop o. +. Whitney Of Salt Lake Is
spending his summer vacation in Lo-
gam
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Thatcher and lit
tie Miss Patience spent several days OF
this week In salt Lake,
Mr. Joseph Nibley who has been
visiting in Logan, left last Sunday for
Perry oregon.
Miss Gladys Spencer Is at home
again from brief visit In Salt Lake.
Bishop Tom Williams Of salt Lake
is enjoying visit with Logan friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nichols OF
Brigham city visited with Logan
illeIuH uuliHb 'nc WVCN'
Mrs John Mcdonald Jr and children
OF Salt Lake are visiting with Mrs Nc
Donald's mother Mrs. Laura Miner
DR.. +. r. Straup Of Bingham, grand
master OF the |, o, o. +, Of Utah, was
a Logan visitor Monday,
p, A. Simpkins, grand secretary, c.,
a. Walker r. c. NJ, and Ephy Homer
i, Y NJ, OF Salt Lake. were I'm Logan
attending the |, O. o. r. dongs Mon
day night.
Mrs. John Balllf and family are down
from Rexburg visiting relatives
Mrs. j. II. Linford went down to
Kaysyile Tuesday morning to visit her
parents.
Joel Nlbley came In from oregon
this week and will spend few days IN
Logan, after which he VIII return to
California to resume his law studies
at Stanford University
Rev. n. ~. Clemmenson and Prof |.
n. Smith left for Sprlngyille Thursday
to attend the summer institute there.
Mrs 4. S. Bramwell OF Legrande,
Oregon, Is spending a few days In Lo-
| gan visiting friends.
Geo. Paul Of the Second ward has re-
turned from a mission TO Belgium,
Fred Marshal the journal scribe,
and Mr. II. q. Olson and their families
are enjoying an outing In the canyon.
|
Ernest Lundahl, an old time resident
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20

Hansen, Ephraim Matthias, John Ham
stn, Harry Nelson, Simon Hansen,
Harvey Erdmonn, the Misses Ella Box,
Lille Hanson. Kate Cosley OF Ogden,
Matte Hansen, Genera Speiriman OF
Logan and Blanch Erdmonn.
Bishop l.. n. Stohl and william Jepp-
sen have spent the past two weeks out
to Rockand, Ida, fishing and other
wise amusing themselves
Mr. worthugton of oakley, Ida, was
In town last week, departing for home
sunday
Mrs. Dave Wright Of ogden has been
visiting during the past two weeks WIN
her parents
Charles Anderson, Norman Lee and
tbcir families came home sunday from
two weeks outing m the hills
Miss Daisy Madsen is I'm salt Lake
city visiting with her sister Mrs E' H.
Pierce,
n. l.. Hansen returned Tuesday from
his trip TO New York returning wa
81. Louis. where he took IN the tail
Mr.. Hansen went In company with ms
brother, j. T., who viii not return LOT
several days yet
l.. r. Pierce, the genial merchant was
visitor to salt Lake this week
Miss Ronella Anderson has returned
home after spending two pleasant
weeks IN Coalyille,
Mrs. Squires has gone to ReNbrus'
Ida to Visit her son
d. l.. EDDY OF Victor, Colo, arrived
I'm town Wednesday evening TO look
over his business interests. lie ana
hi5 son, w. l.. went up TO Malad' lda"
Thursday evening
Mrs. j. W. Hopes expects to leave
nnvt week for Arizona where she eN-
pects TO remain during the winter
Jacob Petersen. fortman OF the os-
den standard was IN town sunday
Miss Elsie Peters left Tuesday even
ing for 10 days visit with friends III
Malad, Ida.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. b. Kirk Of Ogden
spant Tuesday IN Brigham
David Stohl, manager Of Stohl Bros,
Furniture company Of Fremont was III
Brigham sunday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20

IN the city pavilion, the Miller Orches-
TIA Of Provo furnishing the music.
Mr., Francis child was visiting rela-
tives IN Sprlngville Sunday
Mr. Francis Klrkham Of Raymond,
Canada, was a visitor here Monday
Hon. George Austin was in Zion Tues
day on business
Mr.. and Mrs John woodhouse re-
turned from Idaho Tuesday after an
extended visit with relatives at Idaho
Falls
Mr.. George \. smith OF Salt Lake
city was "a Lchi visitor Wednesday
Mrs. e. Garner OF Pooatello, Idaho
is visiting with Dr. and Mrs. w. NJ.
stookey.
Mr.. q. l.. Stookey. j. u. s., and wife,
returned Monday from an extended
visit with relatives In GrantsviIle,
Tooele county
William Austin and Joseph Briggs
OF Heber city are in Lehi shaking
hands with old friends.
Mis-. f. H. Green left Wednesday
Tor an extended visit to Bellingham,
WASH aud Vancouver -, G.
Mr., John -. Anderson left Wednesday
for two weeks visit to Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. Fred Horwood Is spending a
week with friends IN Salt Lake city
Mr.. Farley Austin was visitor to
Heber city Monday
Mr. r. r. Trane was a visitor to the
capitol Tuesday
Mr.. James stoddart left Thursday for
Garland,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mollerup and
daughter Tulla OF salt Lake city were
the guests OF Mir. and Mrs. T. f. Trane
Saturday and sunday last
Mr. Andrew Austin Of Grant, Idaho,
Is In Lehi visiting relatives.
Mrs. +. NJ Craytou returned home
Thursday from Bingham whore she has
been visiting friends for a short time
Mrs James Gallon Of Portland, Or
was visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. John r..
cutler Mr., Gallop rs on his way homo
from the worlds fair.
Miss Nellie Josephs OF Provo was In
Lehi the first of the week visiting
friends.
Miss Margaret Thorne Of Salt Lake
city Is visiting with her sister, Mrs
$ H. Wells
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Mrs, Charles OConnell win leave the
first Of the week for Park city and
Salt Lake on a visit 20 friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs Christie Hyldohl le,l
this week for Elsinore, Utah, on a VISIT
after which they VIII visit the ST. Louis
exposition.
Mrs. VIM j shimmin and daughter
OF Nephl, were the guests OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Gus J. Hennod this week.
Mrs. VIM. McKran has returned from
visit with frlneds AT Payson
W. H. Harrison of spnngyllle was
married to Miss Martha Fereday of
Mammoth at Provo Thursday
Mr. and Mrs David A. Depue left
Wednesday for a visit with relatives
and friends at m Paso Texas.
A well attended dance was given at
Hassells hail Friday evening by the
Spanish Fork orchestra.
Don Elmo Moore Of Robinson and
Miss GlSsie j. Hickman Of Eureka
were Joined in marriage at the home Of
the brides parents, Nh and Mrs,
George Hickman, last Wednesday even
ing al 3 o'clock. The ceremony was
performed by Judge w G.. DeWan In
the presence Of few relatives ana
friends Immediately after the oete-
mouy. delicious wedding supper was
served in honor Of the couple. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs, Geo
Hickman Mr.. and Mrs. Gus j. HenIiod,
Mrs Shimmu, Mrs Wing, Misses Kate
Hickman. Bette Elenrlod, g.. A, Dela
boyde Bert Hickman. Mn and Mrs.
Moore have taken up their residence IN
Eureka. and start out I'm life with the
best wishes of a great many friends
Mrs G. j. Hanafn has returned from
Park CITY, where she has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Larry McPolin.
Mrs. Bradford n. G. Stott returned
Monday from two months visit with
relatives IN Missouri. During her alb
sence the lady was a visitor to the
ST, Louis exposition.
Mr.. John Adams Of salt Lake Is Wis
iting his sons George and William
Adams Of this city.
Mrs. p. j. Donnelly returned Sunday
night from a visit with relatives at
ogden.
Miss Ethel Adamson, who has been
visiting friends at salt Lake, returned
home Sunday evening
Mrs. Alex Blight Mrs. Levi q. Scho
field and Mrs, c. u. Hush were the
guests Of friends at Robinson this week.
MIR and Mrs. william McCOmb are
entertaining Mrs. Verne Wilson ana
Mrs. James Henderson Of Thistle juno
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Peterson and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kelsch were Payson
visitors this week,
Form County Commissioner \, FF,
Hecker and Miss Elizabeth Maxwell,
both of this city were married at
Pennington on August 10, much TO the
surprise of their many friends through
out the Tintic district,
Chldren's day was observed by the
knights and ladies of the Maccabees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20

-. Fork spent few days this , week
ican 40 relatives and friends IN froVo'
Visltlnh
,urs Julius Isay left Provo lueSu"y
~ her home In Chicago
1oI
,uss Emma Savage left Friday Tor
MisS ,,is Miss Savage expects 10
80 about three weeks at the iair'
spen ,yliI also visit Chicago and Denver
before s@G returning home.
Mr. j. s. Page Of Payson spent the
week In Provo
ia, +. John Nuttall Of SAT- Lake
r, ~, Vas visiting with his family IN
tbis city sunday.
,uss IDA Boshard is enjoying an out
,nT an Cottonwood canyon
,,,s lanes Glove and family return
.|",o thel home in this city after
Saiightful month spent at Spring Dell
Tho Second ward enjoyed an outing
provo Lake resort Tuesday Bathr
n and boating was enjoyed until
.bont l2 80. when lunch was spread and
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Of Logan, is up from ogden for a few
days.
Miss Myrtle Hobbs has gone to Ida
no for an outing for week or two,
Mr.. a. Johnson Of Montpelier. Idaho,
is IN Logan visiting friends Mr., john
son was for several years a resident Of
Logan
Alex Nibley and wife came in from
oregon Yesterday to visit few days
with Mrs Nibey's mother Mrs. q. w.
Thatcher,
Mr.. George Lloyd Of the cash Knit
ting Works is home from prolonged
business trip in Montana.
Dewitt Fullmer let Saturday to join
his parents In San Francisco.
President VIM. Bulge OF Paris Idaho,
was a Logan visitor this week,
Mrs. Morris Swlnyard of Lewiston is
visiting with Logan friends,
Louis A. Merrill took run odwn TO
IloFo lhulSudy,
The Eliason sisters entertained about
200 friends at their home IN the Fourth
ward Thursday evening, The grounds
were Hastily decorated and lighted and
the evening was spent In music and
games. All present had royal good
time.
Mrs G. w. Thatcher went down to
salt Lake Thursday,
Aruc Carbon spent the latter part OF
this week I'm ogden.
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partaken OF by all At 2 p. m. the roi-
lowing excellent program was carried
out Singing by the sunday school
children, address OF welcome, Bishop
Nelson, song, Trease Homer, recita-
ton, j. NJ. Jenson First Organz1-
ton Of the Ward" was delivered by
Walter Scott, song Orlene HYDE 'Ori-
Gin OF the Relief Society" Mrs. Joseph
Inc LOveess; recitation, Miss Liz2le
Thatcher After which prizes were
given for sports Of various kinds. The
day was pleasantly passed and VIII
be long remembered by all
Prof, Joseph l.. Horn OF Salt Lake
spent several days in Provo visiting
many of his friends.
Mrs. william Strong has returned
nome, after couple of weeks spent
visiting In lleber and Park city, While
N Park City Mrs Strong was the
guest Of Mrs Funk.
Miss Maud NanWagenen will spend
2 couple Of weeks visiting at Spring
Del, Upper Falls and Heber,
. The following boys and girls left
vtovo Tuesday morning for 10 days
9uung IN Provo canyon, ohaperoned
.y MT. and Mrs, Orson Bird; Miss
katherine Raile, Ada wilkins, Ethel
HaWs and Maud Wilkins, Messrs, JAS
er BIRD, WIN Evans, John j. Johnson,
ana Edgar Perry.
Mr. Norman S, Ritter of San Fran
's'o was in the city Monday,
MT, G, H. Patten Of Salt Lake spent
@onday In the Garden City
WY Recorder Harding spent Thurs
p'y at The Upper Fails.
me Provo Sixth ward is making ar
augements for a grand lawn social to
gwen on the Both, This ward is not
gu Tor lts lawn socials but It IL ex-
evgIed that this win surpass anything
ever given.
Slr sam Schwab has returned home
..' an absence Of some months IN the
8 d, annual excursion Of the !. O. o..
ana Rebecka lodges was held at the
wv Lake resort Thursday. A most
.,1 neht program OF songs, Rotations
Inv, speeches was carried out. Bath,
IS ooalng and luncheon were en-
~ me excursion was one OF the
psVst thls season and was In every
way grand success.
ti."|sea Nina Houston, Ethel Smith.
n n. ana Lille Brown spent Thursday
IA w.. &c crowd of Provo people attend
Eonroi rrovo Woolen mills employees
''''on at Lagoon Saturday.
''' 10 A. Colvin OF Psyson, Mrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20

Farley Musser Of San Francisco, and
Miss Rhoda Douglass Of Provo were
the guests OF Mrs. G, II. Loose at
Spring Dell Thursday.
Miss Estela Neff Of Salt Lake is tho
guest OF her sister Mrs. Edward
Smart.
Mis- Fay Loose is visiting friends in
Payson
Miss Alice Teasdale Of Nephi is WIS.,
tor I'm this city
Miss Maud Graham is visiting IN Ne
phi al the guest Of Mrs Alex. Pace,
Messrs. l. n. Osborn, James Bates
and q A. Cuff left for a fishing trip
In Provo canyon Monday,
Mrs &C. ~, COrfman, IN company with
Misses Nellie Stretlon and BESSIE Pugh
were SALT Lake visitors Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Farrer were the
guests Of their sons. j. W. and j. r.
Farrer at Spring Dell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20
BpIGIlAM CRY.

Mrs Olga n. Leo returned Wednesday
afternoon from two months visit
with relatives In Oakland. Cab
oscar Reed Of ogden was n visitor to
Brigham during the week.
Miss Bertha Midgley returned 10 her
home in Salt Lake Sunday after I"
two weeks visit with relatives
Mrs. w. j. Crltchlow and children OF
ogden are visiting IN this city,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mndsen " ogden
spent Saturday and sunday last In
Brigham with relatives,
Elders George Reynolds, j, W, ure,
Levi Richards and George u, Pyper
were In brigham last sunday to visit
the Sunday schools.
Miss Carr Of Ogden WAS the guest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20

Of Mss Anna siggard a few days last
week,
Nat Mcdonald came NJ from the
south Sunday and spent the day as the
guest Of Miss Camilla Lee.
A good many families have moved up
to the canyon during the hot weather
among the number are 4. III. Black
burn and family, j. ii. Iorsley ana
family Il. p. Horsley and family, O. Is.
SNOW and family Chris Christensen
and family {, o. Anderson and familyC
and b, II. Jones and family
r. II, Jones of Logan, formerly Of
Brigham was in town during the week.
Miss Hattie Coombs Of salt Lake Is
visiting relatives IN this city
Apostle Rudger Clawson was seen
hustling around our streets this week
His son II. b., Is visiting with Stanley
j, Madsen.
Miss Lizzie Kelley went north to
Richmond Sunday evening, TO be gone
week,
Mrs. w L. Watkins went over 10
Logan Wednesday eve to visit her SONS.
j. f. Bowring and family and Miss
sadie Mldgley who Is visiting them,
moved down from the canyon Tuesday
evening,
Saturday morning a Jolly crowd Of
young people left for an outing IN
Blacksmith Fork. Logan canyon. Those
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20
War Against Consumption.

the ravages of consumption the white
plague that claims 20 many victims each
year Foley's Horey and Tar cures
coughs and colds perfectly and you are IN
your health, by taking some unknown
preparation when Foleys Honey and Tar
Is safe and certain In results Ask for
Foley's Honey and Tar and insist upon
having IT, Il. :. nm Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20

Sugar city, Idaho Monday to her old
home here after making her home there
for the past few months.
Mrs. Joseph Cutler is down from Ida
no Falls where she has been visiting
with her father, Mr.. Morgan Wood
house.
Mr. John Dewey was a salt Lake
visitor Sunday
MIR Samuel Wells is visiting with his
daughter, Mrs William McOmle at
Sugar city, Idaho.
Mrs John McAfee and family went
TO Park city last Friday to Join her
husband whore they VIII make their
home,
Mr.. David Dodge, assistant superln-
tendent Of the Fremont County Sugar
company, was down from Sugar city
visiting friends here the first part OF
the week,
Mr. and Mrs, JoJseph Broadbent are
visiting relatives and friends in Poca-
tello and other Idaho towns
Miss Emma Lindsey OF Ogden Is
visiting relatives here
Mr. George A. Coates returned from
four years mission 20 Samoa Mon
day bringing with him a Samoan young
lady who VIII be educated at the Brig
ham Young university and then return
70 her native land
Thursday evening the NJ. |, A. gave a
very enjoyable and we'll attended dance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-20
EUREKA.

Eureka -Tntic lodge No. is X. OF r.
vii give Il social to their members and
friends next Friday evening.
Misses Blackett and Crawlcy Of Ne
phi are the guests Of Mrs. Geo A. Rob
crtson OF Robinson.
pr Tull and wife have returned to
their home at quincy, Illinois after a
pleasant visit with Dr. and Mrs Steph.
ems.
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chiffon with entedeuX Of gupure mounted
the yoe shows the full sleeve and
ribbon The the simplest
extending sleeve almost the elbow where
underseeve Of chiffon The skirt
shled at the band depth beneath
lace tucng finished with the vyeedged foot rufhe
The feather boned bretee Of the ribbon vel
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Ll3tiI.

Mrs. Don. Loverdge returned from
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-12-01

ZEAL SALE
G. H. UMBsEN & Co. 20 Montgomery. st.
AUCTION
. AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
AUCTION
or Investment. residence and unimprov<sd1
RNFoPsT5y WIN be held at our s9lssr99m;; oc 70
REFEREE SALE ~.
iSS,.9 san Carlos ave- east line 9s'" ~
rooms EACH rent S+ so per month lot S'NsO
= 3 AND f is SS 81 sIoe s sl6 o ss Aas
TRUSTEE SALE
BY order OF 81. 5 District Court.
1888 Fulton ST.. between Baker and Lyon;'
o modern fats Of 81 rooms and bath e., ssea;
TRUSTEE SALE.
Sl3 Union St.. between Kearny and Mont
sonery cottage OF s rooms and lot y ;6xs2;s-
HOWARD-ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
ZOOS Howard St. NV. line. between sixth
ana seventh: improvements consist Of store and
3 fats Of 81 rooms and bath each; rents SSI %:
WESTERN. ADDITION CORNER
Sc corner GROVE and Buchanan SIS in. IN
story dwelling; rents SEA per month. which ara
CHOICE FLATS FRONTING PARK
s4S-5O-52 Stahyan ST., east line, between
Waller and Frederick SITS; very desirable
mats OF lie rooms and bath eachs rento 80
per month: nicely; located and. overlooking
Golden Gate Park: lot 2Sx1O6:3.
OAK-ST. FLATS.
t29-t1 Oak 81. and sS2sl5 Lily ave-. be-
tween Laguna and Buchanan SITS mats OF
ga rooms and bath each and cottages Of 5
rooms each: rents $50 60 per month"; bank
mortgage of $500 at 8 per cent can remain
-' MfNNA-sr. INVESTMENT
622 Minna ST.. NV. line. near Seveutni
fats OF As rooms and rear house OF rooms:
rents S37 per month: lot 25xIo. a. splenold
holding for. income and future enhancement /.
bank mortgage OF $500 at per cent can re-
main
RICHMOND PROPERTIES
Sc. corner Twenty-seventh ave-. and Clement
ST. size 6Ox1OO.
: . NO: 2
North line Of Point Lobos- ave-. near Tween
ty-seventh; q :6xtOO.
MENDOCINO COUNTY RANCH =
40 acres on a county road. so acres redwood .
and sugar pine 60 acres tillable and balance
pasture land suitable for stock raJ1ch; plenty
OF acorns: watered by living stream ana
springs; fine marine view; no building9;. .
miles from steamer landing, mile. from POINT
Arena Hot Springs
For further particulars and eatalogds spp4y
. office.
G. H. UMBsEN & CO.: % montgomery IT
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S14Oo TO $3.50.
S14OO 10 $500.
Devisadero a.
" DubOcs ave


Thousands OF dollars have been spent grad
ing the new tract two blocks south Of Haight
and Uevisadero SITS.
The streets have been severed, graded and
bituminized and accepted by the city =
This tract Is charmingly situated IL -
protected from the wind BY Buena Vista Park
on the west and Duboce Park lies directly be
low It.
The views OF the city and lower bay are SUI
perb. The lots are large, mostly 30-feet frJnt.
thus assuring an abundance of light and. sun;
Please note the low prices. Lots on. an &C
oepted street. within ten minutes walk OF
Hai=ht ard Market SITS. and choice neigh
borhOod, too. for only $40 per 'front.' foot.
They are going fast
S3 sold. 10 date
In order to improve the property and give ~
a character, a number OF artistic houses have
been built by the owner which will be SOLD
at absolute cost. very easy terms.
How to get there Take Haight-st, car TO
Derisadero- or Scott. walk two blocks south
LYON & HOAG.
lie MONTGOMERY n.
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