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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

LEXINGTON ANENUE-F. NJ. Schwsb.
jr., is reported 10 have purchased No. IL
Lexington avenue. on plot 2)xs5 feet.
located 4o5 feet south OF 5sth street
2iTII STREET-The DurOss Company
sold the three story brick dwelling house
No. s5S West cath street on lot 2oSxss9
feet, for DIR. Louis Neumann 10 a client
for occupancy.
9TH STREET-M. g. l.. Hess sold for
Walter Irving Scott. as trustee. 10 the
Re1ty Holding Company 40. l52 West
9TH street. a five story building. on lot
p 2N9S9 feet
18TH STREETS. II. Goodale & Son
sold for Joseph c. and Jean NJ. Casteras
and John NJ. Steele Nos. ln and l45 West
2th street, a three and four story build
ing, on plot 4s.sKss-s feet
SsTH STREET-The Frank l. Fisher
Company sold for Ferguson Brothers a.
F0rshay No. 40 West sith street. a three
story dwelling house between Central Park
West and Columbus avenue IL was bought
as an investment
s5TH STREET-Joshua l.. Evans sold
for Charles r. Swan the six story elevator
apartment house Nos. 33s and $40 West s5th
street. near Riverside Drive, on plot y0x
100 feet. The Three Arts Club, now To-
Gated at No. 5S2 10 5s West End ave-
nue., viii occupy the building as soon as
the present lease expires.
NTH STREET.. Zittel & Sons sold
for Sheldon b. Shaw a plot OF ten lots
on the south side OF nth street, - feet
east Of Broadway. 10 the Carnegie Con
struction Company Charles Newmark and
A. b. Davis and the Riverside Viaduct
Realty Company Uoseph NewmsrkD. The
Carnegie company will erect two eight
story ireproof houses and tie Riverside
Niaduct Realty Company one eight story
apartment house on the site. Each house
viii occupy a plot s3Nl0o feet
-lSTH STREET, T. 4 r J. Murray
sold for r. l.. Louis No. 30i West 18th
street. a three story and basement brick
dwelling house. lGSKlO0l1 feet
18TH STREET Ernst g. Calm and A.
Friedberg sold FOR Sophie Newhouse TO
Charles 4. Metzger No. u2 East 18th
street. a five story tenement house with
stores. on lot 2sxg9u fest In part pay
ment Sophie NeEhouse takes the two
three family houses Nos. ss3s and 4iss
White Plains Road. each on lot 25xS5 feet
lNST STREET.-THE ID. A. Cushman
Realty Company bought from the Char
ter Realty Company No. So West lslst
street. six story elevator apartment
house, on plot Sexs9ll. between Lenox and
Fifth avenues. Shaw & Co. were the
brokers.
THE BRONX.
BRYANT STREET-Kurz & Uren sold
for the Bronxland Realty Company four
lots on the west side of Bryant street
1 100 feet north OF Lafayette avenue. 10 q
! builder. who intends erecting four two
family houses on the plot.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos
IA ana 10 Vesey street resulted as follows:
By Bryan Kennedy
9TH AVE. asa. 37th ST. "a gxIOO: 5
sly tsnmt ana stores James Eversrd ast
G Callan et al ID NJ NeubsTser atty: o
IL Montagae. ref; amt due. 500. 277 IL tsxss
etc. $685. 50; adjourned 10 November -
BY Joseph p Day
l4sTH ST. 5ss 10 $50. . 125 n e of Broad
way. 75xs9 H. two 5 sty nats; 23d Ward
BANK sgt Rae Ginsberg 81 al: LeKoW, " a
W sttys. e l. COhn, ref. amt due. 81 44s o.
taxes. etc. si.s5i "a; adjourned 90 Deeem-
Der 3
10TH ST. s24 and 426. $. 1873 n of Ave
A. 3sNlO05, q ATTY tenmt ana stores. Abra-
ham POlitziner agt Annie Holland ct al:
Charles Burnstein. atty. Marcel Levy. ref
amt due. sl0.S5O 81. sub 10 list mtg Of
So Ooo. 20 Maurice Burnstetn for S33,9sG
iO2D ST iaa :. 20 n OF Lexington ave
2sNIOoll. sty tsEmt. MslVina Rnssom
al sgt Moses Ochs ca al. Merton Stein,
atty: James oliver. ref amt due. s.. 800 "a
taxes. etc. $500. sub TO a LIST mtg of $4,000;
20 the defendant for se2.sa3
I6sD ST, .s6 :. 1850 n Of Morris ave
I6sxllal0. 2 sty dwelling OTTO bittasr CT
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RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address OF lessee)
AVE B. los: simon Ellinger 10 Nathan Tenen-
baum; 5 l-i2 yrs from April !. 1903; $500
Address above
DIVISION ST s. n cor Of Eldridge 81
Abraham Bernstein to Louis Goldstein, Yrs
from Jan l. 1910. Sls2o
Address J J Harris. a3 Nassau st
PROSPECT AVE SO " $ 23xl05; Henry
Aeker 20 Mamie Cohen and ano; s-l2 yrs
from Oct ]. 1900. s., as.
Address above
SD AVE. 23T4. Henry Hunneke 20 Max Cohen;
4-I2 yrs from Jan I, 1900; s1.2oo
Address above
5TH AVE 1870 VIM Grant to Joseph Frsnkel >
! Vt. from Aug 1. 1909; 81 4CO
Address above
BOTH ST. Isl East. Chas Cohen 70 Charles
Schmid. WIS. from oct 1. 1909. sl.vOO.
Address above
T2D ST 8 south Of and opposite Riverside
Drive PARK: johnson Kahn Go 10 Chas Hen
bricks. yrs Chatworth Annex from Sept l..
1900: 81 500
Address above.
Hath ST. ~ East. n cor Of Park ave: Julius
BachTach 10 Aaron Rosenstein. yrs. from
Dec I. 1902. 81. $50
Address above
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MECHANICS LIENS.

FORT WASIINGTON AVE T. whole front
between i1Nth and ls0th SITS Y: I Braun
fcls Browning a 60. agt Fort Washington
Syndicate. owner. Ryan x Harrington. con
tractors, S25T ~
HOUSTON ST 29f East. Kussel Golod agt sam
uUl kamiet, owner. Morris Rosenburg and
Barnet Aronson. contractors Sl6O 60.
MARMION AVE. 3 . IT5th 81 t4ONa5. Pas
ton ca. owner and contractor. 81 $50
RIVER AVE- s. rs n n nj Ilsrh 81 sOxiNO.
Louis Holxberg agt samuel Merksamer owner
and contractor. $3.50.
RIVER AVE. g, - n Of iSOth st. 75xIO3.
Paul Frcytag ast Julius X Brody. Rebeccs =
Levin and Joe LoWSnfeld. owners. samuel
Mrrksamer. owner amt contractor. $3.50
ST PAUL ri. n W cor Crotona VI, 81 2xs4 lex
regular: Robert II Mathews Go agt ~ Paul
Construction 20. owner and contractor:
S4O53 Is
WILLIS AVE. i4Oth IT. Is sxsO. Berger
Manufacturing 60 ast Maurice J OGOrman,
owner. Peter Mueller. contractor: so ~.
It'll AVE. 1894. Weiss & 90 aEt Charles j Dor
uer. owner. T. CalifanO & Co. contractor: S5s
6SD ST - West: Potter & Foubister agt Ben
ianIin Davenport. owner and contractor:
Paul lie h lalghton, owner; SO. s5t -.
63D ST. - to rs West: same agt same;
S51.1i5 Is.
Hath ST. 5U3 a. 553 West and lI6th ST. So. 10
554 West Patrick Durgsg et al sgt Columbia
University, owner Mcintyre OCOnnoT, con-
tractors: Sc
12sTH ST. IS West: Jacob Bauer agt samuel III
Rosendorf. owner ana contractor; s2S
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DIRECTORS OF wooDMERE CO.

The syndicate recently organized by
Macmillan Morgenthau 10 purchase the
holdings Of Robert l.. Burton at Wood
mere. Long Island. has been Incorporated
under the name Of the woodmere Realty
Company. The following is ne board Of
directors: Macmillan Morgenthau. Samuel
r. Jacobs. Samuel We'll. Emil S. Levi. Max
KATE. John Howes Burton, Clarence C.
Galston. Henry s. Herman. Julius e. Nor
genthau. James Frank. Joseph Fox and
Leon $ Mendel
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ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE. fsl: 10 a ; sty orA tehiil'
and store; l. A Sheinart. 1896 Bryant ave-
architect cost. s.. 500
Owner j shay. CTS sth ave
.rrt AVE, ~ g cad 10 s4th 1T: addition 20 a
museum NcI<im Mead & White. Ito btF ave-
architects: cost $3.50 Oso.
Owner Metropolitan Museum OF MI
AVE A. 235: 70 a stv brk Ofrces; Weisen q
Korn 81 West 1iTth 81. srchitect-i Cost >''''"
Owner j Finger 15a Norfolk ~.
THE BRONX.
RRONx ROIrLEVARD. a s. 1850 II OF -2tn
81. 20 a . sty frame dyle. 20 sx2I2; Georse
Crosier 223d st and White Plains ave- arShi
tect: cost. 81. 500. ,,,. 49,. ,rA
2l3th 81.
CT LAWRENCE AVE " cor Mansion 81: 20
sty frame store and dwlg. 24xIZ-o, ~ .Noiu
helm. fremont ave and Bronx ST. si0n'0''
cost. $500. ,
owner Joseph W Kramer on premises
ST LAWRENCE AVE. 8. Is ~ OF Mer.li >
20 sty frame store anu d~ls' -%A"s' III
Nordhetm. architect cost. $500
Owner. John Sofel. on premises
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al sgt Charles Doll ct al: J o Brien, atty;
Benno Lswinson. ref: amt due, S3.2si o5;
taxes. etc. SCI 80: TO John Michel for $3.50.
BY Samuel a Marx
MADISON AVE. 1884. = SOIL q n Of Io6th
St 25xlOO. sty tenmt and store. Fennimore
Realty co agt Irving Bachrach ct al;
Davis & X attys: Adam Wiener ref: amt
due. SS4is AZ: taxes. etc. $50 ~; sub 10 a
mtg Of S25 900. adjourned 10 December ).
BY Charles 4 Berrian
18TH ST. 22e. 5. $50 q OF ID ave. e5x
1eaI1 > stv tenmt: Stuyvesant Mortgage
Co agt Angela De Sisto 81 al; Carter & II.
sttys: James Kearney. ref; amt due, 81
49, as taxes. etc $3.50 80. sub to ist mtg
Of 5000. TO the plaintiff for S19925.
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SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Henry Pierson & Co. sold Nos. 81 and 81
Sterling Place. two buildings on a plot COX
10 feet, for the Browne estate; No. % Ster-
ling Place. a four story single brownstone
flathOuse. for Henrietta Marsh; No. 100
Park Place. three story and basement
stone house for the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. and No. lC2 Park Place.
three story and basement stone dwelling
house for Anna {. Palmer.
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RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Mccall. OF the Supreme Court, has
appointed Harry A. LeWison receiver OF the
rents OF No. l2S Houston street in an action
brought by Emanuel Arnstein and Samuel
Levy against Pasquale Vigsisno and others
10 foreclose a second mortgage. Of nl.0o.
The prior mortgage on the property is
5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-27

a great business and commercial centre.
The directors include William r. II.
Martin. Isidor Straus, Roderick NJ. Cam
eron. Isidor Saks. Edwin IL Pepper. oscar
Hammerstein. c. J. Allen. George c. Boldt.
Louis Stewart and Charles II. Keep. Of
New York
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ST. GILES HOSPITAL PLANS.

BurriI Brothers have sold a plot on the
southeast corner OF Brooklyn avenue and
President street. Brooklyn, 10 the 81. Giles
Hospital. fronting 100 feet on Brooklyn
avenue and II feet on President street. A
modern building all be erected on the site
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LONG ISLAND CITY DEALS.

John Greer has sold for Harold and
Emerson Cole 20 a builder the plot OF three
lots on the south side OF Broadway. III
feet east Of Van Alst avenue. Long Island
city, also plot OF land on the west side
Of Hopkins avenue. $50 feet south OF Elm
street, Long Island City.
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WHITE PLAINS ROAD. cor Bronx Psrs
Place: for Ia ATTY frame stable. 2axoo. p
E.bsling. 1856 Walker ave. arcnltects COST s"'"-
Owner George Reiss. on premises.
18TH ST cor Hoffman 81 for Two as ork
tennis 4Oxs1.f and 29.3xIA1 seraeihO'
ITO Broadway. architect: cost. sII.Un
Owner NJ Pthnobe 0nc). $50 HOFFMAN 81
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WILL HAVE A ROOF GARDEN.

The lot on Prospect Park West just north
% Carroll street, Brooklyn. which Burrill
Brothers recently sold for Roland d. Arm
strong 10 a New York builder will be i'm
proved with fine house containing many
novel features. Among them viii be a roof
garden extending the entire depth Of the
house. sixty-fve feet. and 80 arranged that
4 can be closed In the winter months.
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NEW ASSOCIATION FORMED.

The Manhsttap Central Improvement
Association was incorporated AZ Albany
yesterday. Its objects are the develop
nlent. improvement and protection OF
property between 3Ist and s7th streets
md the transformation q the section lnto
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! HATH ST. s. 2sT.6 IT OF Broadway. sIoI
S91I: s yrs per cent: same 20 Harry
Butler: s125000.
Address. 225 West 10th ST.
fs3D ST . IA 10 n Of Prospect ave. y.
. yrs. per cent; Giuseppe Tanmusa 10 ffuso
] Panzer: 500. . ~.
AttoTney' Antonio Madss 20 Court ST. Brook
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with ownsrs's name and address,
NOVEMBER 20

with ovnerss name and address,
NOVEMBER 20
MANHATTAN.
LAWRENCE ST. -: for sty brk tenmt
loo sx465: j Smith. premises architect
cost. $50. 600.
owner. L. Cushman. 81 Lawrence St
10TH ST. $40 and 3f2 West: for a q sly brk
tenmt 5OxTy; bernstein q Bernstein, "a EAST
I'D 81, architects: cost. $50. 600
owners. Hsrtater q silk. Al East 9TH ST.
THE BRONX.
GRAND AVE- 1T6th st: for a 4 sty brk
garage; 2'sxSl Rouse Goldstons ~ West sd
ST. architects cost. 81 500
owner. Samuel Jackson. 30 Wall ST.
BAINE0IDGE AVE W = 2f5 81 N n Of 2norh 81
for two sty hrk tenmnts. 2ixTo each. VIII
lam Irving. 3i5 East 2iist 81. architect: cost
So 0N0. N'
Owner. Jacob zurnsiden. 500 East aO4th It
RIVER AVE. = = 500 70 II OF fs3d st: for a .
sty frame dwls 2lN56: Erich Peterson ssss
Ryer ave. architect; cost. 81. SEQ
Owner, Barbara Walz 323 East 52d IT
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ls0TH ST. :. e6.s II Of Vanderbilt ave, 1sx
irreg: Mary Johnson to Jas Lynch (mtg 81 4ooi;
500
Address. 4i2 East 1sOth ST.
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BERKELEY SCHOOL
I'D Street q West End Avenue
DANCING ACADEMIES.

MR GEORGE W VILLAGES CLASSES
RRETTpN HALI.-S6th street and Broadway.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-44S ". lJ2d street.
Class and private. children. adults. Catalogue.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Cow
srnesses etc. TO Colleges. Schools and Families
Apply to Mrs VI j YOUNCi-FUL
81 I-u-nr
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NEW JERSEY.
FOR SALE.

DESKS. PARTITIONS, TELEPHONE ROorus
tables: chairs wardrobss. mirrors. wall Art.
BROTHERS. ass Brosdwsy. So rranIIin AZ IVY
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

NOV EMBEIt NJ
AVENUE n COR East End ave. n ~ cor Of
nth -. IO2 2x14S. Moritz Falkenau loans
Stevenson Construction 60 S125 O0o
BRYANT AVE = fUa n n OF Lafayette ave-
i0tNloc irreg Rockland Realty 60 loans West
Mount Vernon Realty 80 SIS 600.
2Jxloo, Herbert Ogden, atty. loans Edward
Cahilt $4,000
PROSPECT AVE. = s. 1897 n % Fox ST 90 3
xio4 TxT5xl5s3 BerteI Realty CO loans Philipp
FrsudenmaCher S52.O0O
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CARPET CLEANING.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CATsKILL A9UEDUcr.

contract a.
SEALED BIDS will be received BY ths soard
OF Water supply. In Room $40, 90 BrOadNas,
New York. until N n NJ. on December 2 1909.
for Contract g.. for the construction OF seven %
steel pipe sphOns. consisting OF riveted steel
she'll. o feet inches nominal inside diameter:
enVeloped with concrete and lined with Portl&nd
cement mortar. aggregating about 81 miles, also
several stretches OF aqueduCt in open cut and on
emhankment, cut-and- cover aquetuct. aSsre-
xatinx about ZOO feet The work Is located IN
the toNnS Of Olive. Ulster County. New windsor.
Orange County; Phillipstown. Putnam County.
and Cortlandt Westchester County. New YORK.
Al the above time and place the bids will %
publicly opened and read Pamphlets containing
Information for bidders. and pamphlets OF con-
tract drawings can ne obtained at Room pod az
the above address by depositing the sum OF ZEN
dollars ,siOl for each pamphlet For furtnes
Particulars see Information for Bidders
JOHN A. BEcNSE-I. President
CHARLES N CHADWICK
CHARLES A. SHAW.
Commissioners OF the Board OF Water su0o4ys
T. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary,
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

NOVEMBER IS
ST PAUL'S PLACE. n " cor OF Croton, Place
Garden Sheet Metal Works ast 81 Paul's Con-
struction co; Nov %. 1903; $500.
ErH ST. los West; Rsisler Heating Co AIT
Milton Wallenstein ct al: Oct 90 1000 SIS
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
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CITY HOTELS.
IOST-8ANK5OONS.


BANEBOOK No $40 $50 OF the Union Dime saw
ings Bank j. missius- ANY person having
claim 90 u Is hereby called upon tu present ~
same within ten DAYS. or submit Oh having said
passbOOk cancelled ana a new one issued
LOST Bankbqok No. 0l3 $50 Bank for savings.
$50 4th ave. New York. PAY meut stopped
Please return book a. Dank-
Lost BtnSbaok No. 46J.51t % DIV Dock saw
tngs Institution Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon Oh present. ~
same Co the bank within thirty DAYS, 0r the SAID
book will be declared cancelled and eNtinsuisled
ana new one ISSUED Ca lieu thereof
lost OR STOLEN Bankhook No. ts7 go ot
1.-THE German savings Bstnk in the CITY ~ NrN
York. corner an ave and 18Th ST. tssuei -
Herman StStnhaCh. All PERSONS Ctutionel
against uegotiatiug TIRE ~ not returnei
o. the bank on tho 18Th day OF Dcccmher. l9os.
a duplicate will be ISSUED.
LOST OR STOLEN - BIukbook NJ 2,iS +Sa "a
the Emigrant Industrial savings Bans Pay
ment stopped Please return book 10 bank
No. 81 Chambers st
lost OR STOI. EN-. Bank book No. 5t7.35O Of
the EmiErant Industrial Savings Bank Paw
meut stopped Please return book 90 bank,
No. 81 Chambers -
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BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

WANTED.-FIRST MORTGAGE LOAN So. SEQ
Choice private house. Seventies ConServativ ely
worth s3S.o 600 Also $4,000 valuable subur-
ban. ROOM 607 iiJ Broadway.
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

Miss Lu Verne Motif is the proud
possessor of new bicycle, which ar.
rived last Tuesday as a birthday pres
ent. Ccyling is now all the rage and
the two wheel machines are quite
numerous.
Lettres from Mrs. George Harvey
from Conata state that they arrived
safely at their destination. They are
living in a shack belonging to an uncle
whose claim is near theirs until their
house is finished, which will be some
time this week if it don't rain too
much.
Ben Quathamer and family drove
to Denison Tuesday to have their pic
ture taken. They were caught in
that heavy rain and although they did
not get wet they had quite a time
getting up Coon Grove hill, as they
had only one horse hitched to a surrey,
but they got home all right anyway
and that was the main thing.
Mrs. p. w. Cain and daughter,
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him celebrate his birthday Sunday.
Leslie Hunt of Denison spent . few
days with Leslie Childress this week.
Mrs. E. A. McKim started Thurs
day of last week to Kansas City, Mo-. !,
where she will attend the graduation
exercises of her granddaughter, Miss
Elizabeth McKim. daughter Of John
McKim. She stopped at Denison on
the way, where she was Joined by her
grandson. Bruce McKim, who is re-
turning home from school to be pres
ent at his sisters graduation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson were
at Denison Saturday afternoon.
Elder c. j. Hunt returned home
from his mission field Monday.
Mrs. Kessler purchased horse and
new buggy and harness last week.
The L. D. S. Sunday School and
Religio Convention will be held here
Friday and the Quarterly Conference
Saturday and Sunday. Elders Paul
Hansen and j. w. Wright are among
those expected to be present. All
invited. ss
Mrs. R. B. Johnston accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. E. Brogden
went to Lake City Saturday to visit
at her sons, George johnson home.
who was recently married. They re-
turned home Monday afternoon.
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DELo1T ITEMS.

Mrs. Ray Winans and sister, Miss
Bowman. were at Deloit Monday.
Mrs. j. c., Williams went to Ode
bolt last Friday to stay few days at
the home of her grandson, Matte
Brogan.
Mrs. A. N. Galland and daughters
and Miss. Daisy Morley were passen-
gers to Denison last Tuesday after
noon.
John Morley came down from Sac
City Monday sevening to see his
grandfather. who is very i'll and to
visit his parents. returning the day
following. ~
"Uncle Dave McKim" who is now
81 years. of age. is visiting at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Winans, at present.
Mrs. Chas. Campbell spent few
hours in Denison Tuesday last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs. j ames McKim again last w ednes-
day.
On Tuesday morning S. w. Streeter
Joined the G. A. r. men from Deni-
son at Deloit and went to Fl. Dodge
to attend the encam pment.
AS Guy Nixon. mother and sister
were returning from Denison Monday
last. week the team ran away down by
the L. C. depot at Denison and broke
up the buggy. The family escaped
very luckily unhurt.
The families of c., shives. T.
Hutchinson, j. Myers and j. Dewitt
met at the home of VIM. Petty, their
father, and grandfather and helped
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HOMER PARTRIDGE MARRIED
Deaissn Youth Wins Fair Bride in Soulh
Dakota City.

Pierre, S. D., Capital-Journal: At
the home of her brother E. G. Bauman
last night at $50 O'Clock, Miss Hazel
Bauman was united in marriage to
Mr.. Homer Partridge. The wedding
was very quiet affair only immediate
friends and relatives being present.
The parlor where the ceremony was
performed, was beautifully decorated
in white carnations, smilax and white
streamers OF crepe paper. The dining
room was all in red. After the
marriage ceremony dainty wedding
supper was served Mrs. Bauman being
assisted in serving by Mrs. Laird, a
sister of the bride.
The bride was beautifully gowned in
an exquisite robe of white French
linon, deliberately trimmed iu valen
ciennes insertion and lace, and carried
a boquet of bridal roses. Miss
Bauman has been resident of this
city for the last two years and has
scores of friends who will rejoice in
her happiness.
The groom is one ofour progressive
young business men, who thru his
accommodating manner and strict
application to business, has built up
fine patronage and has one of the
most np-to.date mems furnishing es-
Establishments in the city. The young
couple will go to house keeping at
in the Mower house on Broadway. the
home having been prepared for oc-
cupancy before their marriage.
The Capital-Journal extends con-
CALCULATIONS and wishes for a long
life OF happiness and prosperity.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-09

Marie, of Fender. Neb.. are visiting
Tom Noonan and family. Mrs. Cain
and Mrs. Noonan are sisters.
Mrs. Mary Nelson and daughter,
Mary. visited relatives in Irwin for
several days last week. They return
ed home Saturday.
Roy Motif and sister, Verne, drove
to Denison Friday evening to visit
their sister. Lura. at the college.
Vinton Hockett of Corning. Iowa.
is visiting Mrs. Marion Newman and
daughter. Vinton looks quite natural
and thinks our town has improved very
much indeed. since he was last here
ten years ago.. His little daughter
came with him.
Mayor Finnigan and family attend
ed the funeral of relative at Manila
Sunday and Monday. -.
Mr.. Neighbor of South Dakota Wis
tied his cousin, Mrs. Newman. last
week.
Word has reached here that Rev.
Father Coffey Of Manila has resigned
his pastorate and it is uncertain wher
new priest will be appointed. Mean
while there will be no services in the
Catholic church at Buck Grove until
further notice.
John Griffin and daughter, Mollie
went to Manila Sunday evening t,
be on hand to attend the funeral Vi
John Mcmahon at that place Monday.
James Slattery, who arrived hom,
Saturday is lying critically i'll at hi,
parents home southwest Of here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Meara and
Leo spent Sunday with relatives al
Dow City.
Mr.. Welsh has had a lot Of filling
in done around his new house. Hat
sodded the terrace and planted thu
rest to blue grass and clover. II,
will have a very pretty place whel
all is finished.
Carl Beerman has erected a fine new
hog house on bis farm north of town
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beutel, Mr.,
and Mrs. William Moffitt attended th'
baccalaureate sermon in Denison Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Peterson were
county seat visitors Saturday.
Mrs. W. L. Morton was q, Siou,
CT y visitor Friday.
| Mat Arnold shipped car of cattl,
from here Saturday evening and h,
and his son went with them to Chi
cago. Our little town is quite ,
shipping point.