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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-06

"The Rock Island company. say,
be Lawtou Democrat "will tear up
is track from Hitchcock to Rn-
wood. Il will then construct a line
from Riukwood west 10 a point just
south Of Cleo, where it will tap The
Tine running from Gaary to Alva.
and will cross the Cimarou river
on the same bridge. This will make
quite a change in the Enid line run
ming on u Lawton, as the trains will
be operated on the Alya line from
Geary north to the bridge on the Cim-
auon, at which point they will con
meet with a line running east to Enid.
The tearing up of the road leaves
Okeene III the line entirely 4 new
town is 10 be started on the south
side of : be river about four miles
south Of Cleo"
The republican campaign commit
tee at Battle,yille mixed a new kind
Of campaign thunder this week. Hear
INC that certain employers mirht
dock" their men for the time taken
70 attend raucuses 20 choose members
of conventions 10 nominate candi-
latcs for the constitutional conyen
iion. the committee issued thi. hu,-
letu: 3" Any employer Of labor in
Partlesyille who will not allow his
employees sufficient time to attend
'Aoir party caucuses Thursday after.
noon withotn loss of va,cs. wav ra.
aaiye fnll pay for the time TIM, en-
ceiye full pay fer TIE time ,n'i ON
.loves ara ahypnt hv prcsentir hi's
10 the republican campaign commit.
% .r tr the Daily Entcrpri.e Office.
The laborIng men have ever hesn i.e
80 r-r rni
'o.neriiy an1 their vote +. 70
ho primaries"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-06
THE WORLD

SUBSCRIBE NOW. THE WEEK
LY WORLD, FOB TEN DAYS ON
LY, Is CENTS PER YEAR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-06

4 l-r1r-i bale. 0t cotton sold al
,z- street, o.. Ha.ie1..L-. l. 7 the
other day tgr zine ss1., pound
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-06

Guyu0H shipped out forty ears Of
Beaver county canteloupes over the
Rock Island during the season Just
closed. end sent out four ear. b. ez-
press.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-06

>apl.pa Republican, have endorsed
Rev. J H. y. Cobb, presiding elder O..
the Methodist church. a, their cauii-
date for constitutional delegate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-06

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-06

Arrangement, are being made ~.
new taen lr,hs Glenn ail fields. 6ys
mile. ,uu Mounds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-06

Tlad Rice, a Blaine county farmer.
q, been Nominated for the constiiu-
Igual eoHy+4.ion b. the Democrats OF
the Thir;y-eigh,a district
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-06
. Q Q 90 0 O 90 0 10000 O
Q GagATER OKLAHOMA

= = y = y y y y y y y y - y - -
O GaEATER OKLAHOMA o
Q 0 oocooo 5000 5000
WORK has begun on tie nes 5000
b-..s. eapaai,y elevator a. C0retA.
la.t0l. OKLA. al. b. lgzi,i ~.lh
natural ga fa-r large .s.l, s.l fur
-l-l the supply
Osenah employ, "a .eaeasr In Der
gl5le seho..L, and i erecting hue
e7gl,--loa 3rls 5LlElS
IS % SaIt1. 4 young farmer. vas
.aat1aegs5 aud robbed Of So in the
Roes Island Yards a. SaaEGee
4 d-r1r-i bale. o.. cotton so.i ol
I,ze street, o.. Ha.ig-...l-, l. 7 The
other day tPr zine es1., pound
Arrangement, are beng made 10.
r-W ,13n .rthe Glenn a.' fields. 6vs
mile, iron Mounds.
/ 4 new ban. 20 Be .ly41 a. the Nj
llmi Tru,, K Saving. Bank has taken
Iol, articles ot Incorporation and will
5eglu 11,.Ies. October !
T1ad R.ce, a Blaine county farmer
-a, been Nominated for the constitu.
Iyual eoHy+4tion b. the Democrats o,
the Thlr;y-eigh,a district.
Sapu.pa Republicans have endorse
/ Rev J II N Cobb, presiding elder Of
, 'he Methodist church. a. their caHil
date for Constitutional delegate
| Guyugn shipped out forty ears ot
| Beaver county cantel0upe, over th,
| Rock Island during the season jus
| closed. sad sent out four ear, b. ex
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
MiddIefown

Special % The Evening Journal.
MtnpLEroWN. Dec. s7.-Miss Mary
f;cwland entertained a number Of friends
NJ progressive conversation party on
Christmas evening, The house was heau-
tifully decorated with holly and migtieVas
ana many shaded candles added 10 The
beauty of the scene
In the conversation contest Miss Jack
son Of Ph'ladslphia. won the first prza
fof women and sidney beverley the first
rrire for men.
The guests were Miss Jackson, of phils-
delphla Miss Grace ilelliwell, aliss ~
fher ShalicrcsS. Miss BERTHE Cochran,
Miss Louise Cochran, Miss Justine Pew.
erley Miss Adele c'echrun. Mss Marina
llsaton, Miss Josephine Cochran, Miss
ioviss MepovslL Miss Helen Brady, Miss
Elsie 1feAiosr, Miss Susie Foard, Miss
Grace fargis, Miss clara Willis Miss
Enza Green, Miss Maria Rowland and
Elias Shaiieress, Sidney beverley, m.
H. N. Vaughan. joan McNuiien. Harry
Brady, Julian Fosrd, Lloyd RragGo0.
Fred Crouch. William, George and Hauv
lockwood, George Kelley, Joseph Conn
esys Isaac Gibbs Ben BiggS. LYclln
Green. Jesse Willis, OF Middletown VIII
son Hcaton. Of Philsdeirhis. and iIsFoii
'cIeen. az New York.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
CANTATA AT UNION
Enlarged Choir viii Give Sacred Play
Entitled 1.-THE Nativity

In Union N. +. Church this evening
a Christmas csntats entitled "The Ma
tivify,' will DO given by choir COM
prislns thirty Of the best vocallsts ~ the
cliy.
Much time has been given 10 the io-
heatsals and the program is OF a superior
order. The following has been arranged
for the Christmas cantsta, The Nativ-
ity." by Adam Gelbel to be sung BY the
choir Of Union NJ. Z. Church this evening
and ou Sunday week A silver offering
VIII be taken this evening. The program
IS as follows;
Part INSTRUMENTATION. organ: baritone
500, Behold tho Years: chorus. IIark. the
Hsrps: tenor recitative, Bethlehem. ne,h-
iehem' chorus. Rej7ice Greatly; duet.
tenor and baritone, And His Domlnions
Sha, Be; soprano solo with chorus. Glory
BE- to Cod
Part Second-chorus, Blessed is lie That
cometh; contalto solo. Sleep swestly.
rlhe Of Bethlehem (a) chorus OF NOR
gold, ID chorus Of women frankincensa;
&c, fuil chorus. myrrh; soprano rectasive,
IT'S Chrstmas-tlde; chorus, Peace 10 All
the Earth soloists. Misses Simmons,
Johnson. Cremcr. Smith; Mcssrs. Baxter
seickAnd, Haines; director IT, II. SC
Daniel; organist, Miss e. y. johnson.
The Sunday school entertainment was
given last night and proved most enjoy.
abe
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
LIVED IN SHANTY,
LEFT A FORTUNE
Los Angeles Woman, Affected
By Earthquake browns
Herself

Los ANGELES, cal, Dee ia story
OF remarkable Interest is byhlnd the sli-
clis at Mrs. Mary Elsie Bailour, s. y,ais
Of ago, whose body was drsssel Crom TO
ac,ths Of Eusilqko r4rk Lake. where she
NsG thrown herself Tho woman uvta
alone in = sh4nty, ana vas seen to enter
Che park uHaeeompaniod,
In tho suicides handpas, on torn ,p.
veloae, there was scr4vlcd In an almost
Mesiple hand M 4. Bhf.pr ~ Tor.
scr street. NY will is IN the litue trunk
pa tho table. wait t. be crematel."
relieving the directions, TIE vii was
found lr O.. The woman slsposcs Of uFge
8rionts OF money, which shc gives 20
relatives and the poor Il provides hat
after the cspeayes OF cremauns her bofy
are d,irayed her money 10 the IIbrnlan
raas Of san Francisco shall distFIbut-
81 ameng the poor a. san Francisco,
Preferably 70 TIRE vietlmsi funds IN 'hs
coasnhsgcn Bank are wnlod 20 the c!tI-
seas OF Copenhagen aud Nestled, The
ia'tcr place be.ns referred 20 as tse biriN-
place of the woman. An amount IN tne
Ceinslr Bank of san Fr4nchco ,7l -
ether moneys are wiliei 10 the woman b
cousins julius sud Carl L2renlzea' a.
Ccponhagsn. ana peter and Henry Lsr-
.ntzen, q Heahcd.
sas bequeaths considerable iaNe'ry 10
her sister CdwaFdiHe Nielsen, Of Nsg'-
bed The mayors OF C,pinh4gea ard
Nssitca are designated as executors q
that PORTION Of her estac and they arc
dltcc,od 10 sive &c 10 tho poor. Tho vii
indicates ghat ths woman PASSED through
the S-n Francisco disaster and that IN
crde4l had affected her mind.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
Lyncb--Dowus

Miss Agnes May Downs. OF Green
WOOD, and Leroy Lynch, OF Kansas
City. were married yesterday al Greene
wood by Rev. Z. II. DerriclxsOn.
The bride was attended by Miss Ellen
keenan, of this city. as maid of homer,
hnd Miss Carolyn II. Eaton, also Of this
city. as bridesmaid. Everett NJ. lay
ton Of Philadelphia, acted as best man,
and Edmund r. Lynch, of Frankford,
Del. u brother of the groom, acted as
usher. The bride wore a gown OF white
point d'esprit over taffeta, and carried
a shower bouquet Of brides roses. Miss
Keenan's gown WIS Of pale blue coli
enne cloth and chiffon, and she carried
white chrysanthenunns. Miss Eaton's
gown was also Of pale blue eollenne
cloth and chiffon. A reception followed
the ceremony.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause. Call for full name. Look
for signature +. W. Grove. csc.


Christmas exercises were given IN Cen
ter Grove School on Friday evening last
The house was well filled with attentive
visitors.
The program was as follows: song,
Winter, by tho school; recitation, Ready
for Santa, cllra Bsrtels; recitation,
Carol Mary Mccullough recitation. The
Little Felier's stockin'. Charles Kelley,
song. Christmas Time, Mary McCullough,
Ella Ashton, Amanda Wilson and Portia
Ashton, recitation, Waiting fer CHRIST
mas, Fortia Ashton; recitation, Chr stTnas
Tonight, Irene Carroll; recitation. \. ne
sire, Sara Peters; solo, jolly Old Saint
Nicholas. Elizabeth Carroll; recitation,
Christmas stoeSln', Helen Kelley; roelta-
ton, Mrs, Santa Clause. Louisa Bartells;
recitation, The chlldren's Song. Amanda
Wilson'S recitation, II You're Coed, Milton
lakewood; recitation 'Tis Only a Baby,
Edith Chandler; recitation. When Santa
clause Comes, Eligaheth Carroll. salo,
looking for santa. Portia Ashton; rerita-
tim, Agnes Humphrey recitation. peor
AIRS, Santa Clause. Kinsry Carpenter:
hesitation. When santa Clause is pscsl-
dent William Hollov; Dialogue. A Plan
That Failed. Mildred CARPENTER. Psrtia
ashton; recitation, The Night After
chpisimss, Ella Ashton; recitation. Christ
mas r. Coming. Mildred Carpenter; d'a,
iesgs, The Crying Family. lille Me,,ui.
Tough, .LeRey Bullock. Cara Ba-le.s
Elizabeth Carroll Ernest Ely. chase
slater, Hermsn Carpenter Marins ranie
and Albert Humphrey. representing fhe
family And those representing tho
months in their order we're Marcel Tame
Milton B9ekvood, Alfred Hanna. Irene
Carroll, Amanda Wilson, El4 Ashton.
Mary Mccullough, John sinnott Charles
BaFteiis, Essie Hanna, Kinsey carpea .or
aud Jasenh ~. Chandler. recitation
Marp's Little Lamb, Mlss Annie Kelley,
recitation. curfsw Must Not Riag no.
aighs' Miss Bessie KELLEY. gong. ri.
'icish Ride. by the school Before leaving
the platform SAINTS Claus presented each
pupil With box Of candy.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
BABY LINGUIST
PUZZLES CLINIC
Eugene, Nine Months Old,
Expresses Opinion Of
Doctors
JUST TALKS ALL THE TIME

ST LOUIS. Dec. 27.-Born With the gift
OF sab. it's a girl, Of course.
Possessing the ono and being the other,
N.ss Eugenle Barbara Jacques apsprenty
Is merely normal, with the slight eScep-
ton that she is only months ola and
alrtady has talked her father out Of the
house and several fossil scientists INTO q
in al effort 10 discover where all the
words come from
rs lamented but never late Bill Nye said
Fusenie speaks from her own works %
which mother, nurse and family phys;c an
can prove are those possessed by any
other baby.
That doesn't help out the physicians one
bit ond the most prominent exponenss &C
pill and palaver In this city arc pay ne
daily visits 10 the home OF Eusen,e. An No.
5ts3 Fairmont avenue, and eycin6 ner
through huge goggles and microscopes
and ether glisses. which operation, she
says oisGustedly. makes her, on, 20
weary.
Eusenie hrst gave her parents heart
failrre on September IS when she was
placed at the table in high chair. inc
young lady. az that time months Oh,
Hstly remarked:
- DONE like this dinner
Never havlns made . nciso before that.
sae.pt JUST tuhy, tho parents we're thun-
Ger struck Mrs. jacques recovered her
scli,nusycsslon afst, and said she hsG
heard that remark before but from liF.
Jaquts
"Me.rs scorchsd," added Eusenlc' oesl-
fees muddy"
Mr. jacques looked 81 Mr. Jaquos and
he won't out TO hnish mis- meal In rea-
taurant
SINCE the unbrdllng OF her tongue lhe
baby has improved so steadily st IS Can
sFrous 90 say anything in her presence as
she viii promptly repeat Il 10 amy per-
SOD Who drops in "a ask Mrs. Jaquss how
muyh she Paid for her window cnrtaios.
Of course tho parents weFo afraid lasy
had freak on hand and consulted lcpE
vita the old family physleiln, ie cnly
said "Bosh' and called In "a clinic or
tNo, and ante-msrtem analyses were
made o. EusVnie.
Taoy didn't discover anything exctpt z
baby. just a plain baby with has little
ioapef and decided objection % nsms
sessl az and almost turned inside ont by
q i9r Of owls Tho doctors are stlu ecp-
tinuing their investisatisns. muca ga
I'peeuie's annoyaHco, sud they have pat
her in q medical Journal alongside sov-
egal awful illustrations exposing her talk-
lns machinery and other innards INA;
niaac Mrs. Jaqpcs so and ogy.
However the doctors have arrived At
one conclusion. and the mother csa cheer
Up Eugenie is as sound as a nut from
aer curly topknot to her pink, squi,n,ns
toss. But never has there been such a
rslkcr az the age OF nine months. nnI II
Sire Keeps on getting worse, az she age Of
~ years there won't be anything lef; TO-
, her husband 70 say
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
Social Notes
Personal and Social Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred oraef have re-
turned from visit TO his parents ia
BridEeviIls
Wiioert Adams is spending few
DAYS at HE home in Bridgevillc.
Miss Clara Mason, assistant secre-
tzry Of the Board of Health, enter
tained . few Of her friends at dinner
on Christmas Day.
Mrs William Bauhm and daughter
Margaret have BEEN the guests OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Graef
in Bridgeville.
Miss C'hariottee Stewart Of Princess
Anne. Nd, IS spending some time at
home.
Milsrd H. Haynes. OF this city. legt
/ yesterday for New York city, where he
win spend a week.
Mrs. Frank Taylor. Of Toledo Ohio
Is spending the holidays with her
father, Philp T. Clark, OF this city.
NJ. OConnor. Of Almond, wisconsin
IL the guest Of relatives in this city.
Charles n. Troutner. formerly with
the DUPONT Company, but now Of Nor
folk, Va, visited friends in this city
( He was en- route from his home in
Delta, Pa, where he has been visiting
his parents
Miss Eta. Fouldcn, Of the Preshyter-
aan Hospital, Philadelphia, snent Tues
day with her parents in. this city.
Fred Vansant spent Tuesday at his
home in sassafras Md.
Miss Agnes Nibitt. Of Neavit. Md. IS
the guest Of friends in this city
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Stewart spent
TUESDAY with friends at Colora, Nd.
Mrs Emily Truss ana Miss Saulo
Riddle havo been the guests Of Mr., and
Mrs. Marvin Truss. A. New Castle,
Mr., and Mrs william Psgc. ST.. OF
East Second street. held . family re-
union on Christmas. These rrfsent
were Miss Mary z. Price, Mr. ami Mrs,
James Gray, BestFice Anderson Mnmio
Anderson, AVS. lydia Peterson. 2. Dca-
srice Peterson. Toney Carter, AN @,
Phila 5eiphls.
Mr., and Mrs, Henry Fulcnwelder ana
son arc visiting DE-. and Mrs, John i.
Black, az New Castle.
Miss Eatharire Y. Adams. II Boston.
IS visiting MI and Mrs. El5rldso T.,
Plumnier, 81 this city,
Mrs. W. ". Knowles left yesterday
FOR O. visit 70 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Moore, OF Bethel, SUSSEX
county.
Miss Florence stiles and Miss E,ael
stiles spent Christmas with her mothav
in Atlantis city.
DIR. and Mrs. Wlliam Truitt, OF this
civt, are spending the holidays wlth
her parents, rear Georgetown,
Mr.. and Mrs John Journey. Of Ches-
ter, entertained = number OF friends
from this city on Christmas Day.
Air. ana Mrs William Phillips and
Nrs. Robert "a. Valentine spent Tues
day ia Marcus Heck.
Mr. and MYs. olivet Truitt and chill
dren and EDWARD Truitt were enter
tanned on Tuesday by Nr. and Mrs,
Asthsn Plumley. ia Marcus Hook,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
CAN'T WRITE ON BOTH
SIDES OF POST CARD

\ story is going the rounds to the effect
that or January . 1902, a nev rullns OF
Tie IeNofHco Department will so iat9
effect permitting postsi cards 70 sc esg-
rlci through the domestic mails az regi-
lar rates when half the face Is aY,gel
with writing
ihls u incorrect 4 was stated upol N
curry az the psstofhee. ard what was
printed in Tae Evening Journal sece al
months aso regarding this matter WIS
reiterated.
Al the last International pos.al e3nfc--
ence, he'd in Rome, Il was dee d,d hist
a new rule regarding postal cards g oull
become effective in the international ser
vice after October ], 1907. In many Euro
pean countries only the rlghthani hall
OF the face Of a post card Is reserved for
the adress and message may be writ
ten upon the iefthand half, as vel as
upon tho back. This has caused much
annoyance in oountries-like the United
States--where such a rule Is not in force
Under the arrangement made by the
international conference all Of the coun-
tries in tho Postal Union will adopt q
reciprocal arrangement for cards and vii
carry cards with messages upon the lett
hand side Of the face at regular rates
Tae United States is among thesr coun-
tries and the ruling will go into effect
October /, 1907. but when II discs 90 mo
effect II will apply only to postal cards
from fcreign countries and Will not aafct
the domestic service. Cards sent from
one city in the United States to another
i'm the United States can carry a message
upon the reverse only or extra pos'a age
will be charged.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
MONEY FOR HOME
William kirkland, Secretary Of Or.
ansemen's Home, Receives %.
nations.

William Kirkland, Secretary Of the
oIaugomen's Homo. located in Hatboro,
Pa mas received donations amounting TO
ever $500 during the past few DAYS
A check for $500 was received ycsterd ~
by Mr.. kirkland at his office IN tho
County Court House from tho Grand
Lodge Of Massachusetts. and ono for IS,
fran the executive committee Il the
Grand Ledge Of Illinois. 70 ha devoted to
New Years dinner for che Inmates Of
the institution. The women Of wllni'ns-
TN contributed slsa,5o.
The home is devoted pFlnelpsily 20 Tie
care ~ eFphanS Of whem there gro
cishtS-twe row helms eokeq after. u Is
supported entirely hv rharlHhiy Inclined
feryons and crsanizsueps.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
WORK MAY BE DELAYED
North Side Of New Station Not to &c
Opened fol . Month.

'Not for at least thirty d4ys will The
north si5o Of the new station be used ard
q tie vxauAer IS unfavorasle the opsnlrs
of that side OF tho structure will Be delay
cd even longer
This is she statement OF an oflicili IL
the iernsylvanis railroad who further
stated that he did not know how the
runner started that tho station was 70 be
openod on Saturday. Although the work
on the new building has been rush d it IS
far from being finished and cannot be
used fc1 a month at the earliest.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
suh. Stations Neeessary.

Owing to the increase IN area and
population % Wilmington lt is believed
hS many that suh-poice stations
should be established IN various parts
Of the city. II is urged that such sta
tions shoulq be established beyond
Third and Eleventh street bridges and
IN tho Eleventh and upper end OF the
Seventh wards
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
Dance At Century Club

A dance was given last night in the
New-Century Club by William II. Arm
strong In honor OF his granddaughter,
Miss Annette A. Porter, daughter OF
AFR. and Mrs. Willard Hall Porter.
Cooks Orchestra Of seven pieces fur
nished the music. Tho hall was beau
tifully decorated. A luncheon was
sreved.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
Gare ChristInas Danee

Afiss Nate NTcclaHerty last night
gave a Chrlstnlas danee in Eden Hal.
There was a. favor Cotllicn late in the
evening, Miss McClaffeVty dlgtributlng
the favers. The dance WAS larsely at
tended
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
Festival at old Swcdes

r The annus, festival service az the Cd
Swedes SUNDAY school will be held in
the church Tomorrow az 7,30 p. IN. A
fine program has been prepared and the
members Of the sunday school will be
presented with gifts.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
Hendrix. Campbell

Miss Ethel Campbell and Wirlsm =.
Hendrix were married yesterday At
Wesley NJ. T. parsonage hR Rev Geogge
w. Dawson. Miss Ada Campbell and
Daniel r. Thornton were the attend
ants.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27

II Is expected that az ths meeting %
CITY Council to.nleht tho dste Il ~
uonicipai convention 10 De hold hl ihis
city will he changed FROM Jsnuirg and
5 10 January II and L.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-27
Real Estate Transfers.

I'he real estate market vas unusually
active this week and the number Of trins-
fers recorded was astonishing TO- the deal
ers. It was larger rhln Il has been for
some time. beginning this week tho real
estate world will be busy and many trans
actions are Booked for Those registered
this week were as follows;
julia p. Hyatt from Lindmoro Improve
mept Company, No. 1904 Bush street for
si1D.
Marian C. mclaughlin from Lindmorc
Improvement Company No l2o6 Rush
street Ter siso0.
Frederic Pyle from Lndmero Improve
merit Company, two properties at aIarle
aud Van Buren streets for $500,
Michael Maioney from william Maioney
six properties at Second and Van Bar. "
street, Conrad and Van Burcn, Third end
Hsrrlsen, FFont and Franklin. Elm ana
Adams. No iis Franklin streets for saal.
Thomas Duly from NJ. Miioney No
10 y. Franklin street for 1851.
$. Harris from W. NJ. Drein, No G7
West Third for ss2eo.
1T. Brown from J. Dennisqn. property
az THIRD and Popiar streets for Slo5o.
william A. and z. l.. AIS fr0m = r.
curren, estate property at ITalld ami r.
streets for slioo.
J, D. Giseomo from Delaware nealtv
Company property ~ Bush and Cennsli
streets FER $3.50
,, /, Mwrly from Wilmington saving
fgHG. property az slSih and Duucln fer
flsn.
Wilmington Saving Fund seeieiv irons
p. !. FliHH property ~ Fourth and
Nlssen streets Tor 800
:, Skraek fFom y. Fyls rFeeerty a.
cas and NsFshsil streets e'r sioss
NetaushiiH from Y. fyie pf0pstg
20 Anchorage and Oak streets fog slo-5.
j. I HYATT from r. Pyle. property IL
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