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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-Continued
RARE BARGAINS IN GOOD INCOME
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l,360 acres; 80 in alfalfa clover and
rye grass, producing $1,000 worth of hay per
year; 80 acres in fine orchards, best varieties
OF peaches, pears, apples, apricots oranges etc;
good new room house; barns and all other
Plements, wagons, etc; all fenced and cross
fenced; all under irrigation ditch; only miles
70 town and r. B.; great buy for $1,000;
half cash
GAS acres. all under irrigation ditch; 20 acres
IN nTst class fruit trees; orchard alone is rented
meadow alfalfa and fruit land and tillable:
gooa room house; good 6srns shop efd ana
all fenced and good R, f. D. and telephone
This is snap at $12, 500.
40 acres: only miles to of the best
land, perfectly level, on which anything can
be raised without irrigation: 100 acres besides
under irrigation ditch; more land above the ditch
suitable for fruit or grain; balance thick groves
OF oak and pine; good room house; large barn
and outbuildings; family orchard and vines
good school across the road; good fencing; 10
good cows; fine work horses; harnesses, farm
implements. etc. This place win sell on sight
for Sl2.500
100 acres near two towns and R. R. stations:
LOO first class pear trees; 5,2OO best varieties
table grapes, besides acres more of young
vines; place produces about $3.50 worth OF
prunes. figs and peaches; 30 acres cultivated 10
cat hay this year. This place Is covered by an
viii grow good alfalfa if desired; gross income
now $4,000; good room cottage; large barn.
packing house, etc; full set of farm imple-
SO acres only IL miles from good town
close in; all level land and in a high state of
cultivation l. acres in full bearing grapes
IS acres in grain: good cottage; large
barn and all necessary outbuildingS. Price
81. $50
IA scres of level land adjoining good town
close in; in apricots: good crop on;
good room cottage, barn and chicken house.
A fine little place for s., 800.
A fine alfalfa ranch of 40 acres near Turlock; !;
io acres in alfalfa. good stand Il acres just
sown balance left for a money crop Of beans;
family orchard OF 100 trees; also vines, berries
etc; windmill and tank; room cottage; small
barn Price 81 000
WE ALSO HAVE A FINE LIST OF BAR
GAINS IN SMALL RANCHES IN SANTA
CLARA CONTRA COSTA ALAMEDA, So
LANO AND SONOMA COUNTIES. Call or
write for further particulars
HOLCOMB REALTY CO.,
Country Department,
San poh1 OeE
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MENLo PARK REAL ESTATE

FOR sale-At Fair Oaks (Menlo Park, new IL
room house baths, large porch, sewer, about
y acres; garage; wired for electricity; facing
the beautiful Stern home, Atherton av.; price
reasonable; terms. A. B. HARRISON. zoos
Sutter 81
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IRRIGATED LANDS.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
500 PER ACRE. $40 PER ACRE CASH.

500 PER ACRE. $50 PER ACRE CASH.
oRLAND. GIENY COUNTY. CAL.
The United States government, after a thor
ough examination of all the best lands of Califor
mia. picked out 0rland as the site for the finest
then scientifically and chemically analyzed every
single piece of the land and there You are posi-
tive that there is bedrock no hardpan nc
The government established an experimental
station, where the planting and cultivation OF
all classes of products were carefully demon
strated, that no mistakes or failures would be
possible.
We have the earliest oranges and lemons in
Redlands and Riverside. We get TO cuttings
of alfalfa; olives. almonds, walnuts, grapes, per
simmons. figs. pears. peaches. apricots, plums
and berries are successfully raised.
The United States government has done every
thing in its power to provide homes for the peo
pie that will support them at very slight ex
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
And find out what wonderful opportunity Uncle
Sam, in a fatherly way has made possible by
the appropriation Of s650,0o0 to make homes fol
the people.
ARMSTRONG. QUATMAN & CO.,
227 Montgomery ST.
LAST SUBDIVISION OF THE FAMOUS
NOvATO FARM LANDS
SELLING RAPIDLY.
Those who wish to secure a portion of these
highly desirable farm lands must take immeda te
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.
Only 80 minutes from San Francisco.
Located in beautiful Marin county and sur
rounded by sheltering hills.
10000 acres of these farm lands were offered
for sale little more than four months ago. To-
day less than 600 acres left. These are
the choicest lands on the entire tract and have
just been surveyed and put the market See
them and be convinced.
g. 10 AND 20 ACRE TRACTS.
Orchards, vineyards, garden land. chicken
ranches and summer homes. Nothing to equal
1t at double the price within so miles of San
Francisco. Water communication is now estab-
lished TO San Francisco.
Call or write for literature. Six daily trains
each way; take Sausaito boat; agent on the
ground.
j. p. MASSIE co.
6o1-602 Union Trust bldg,
San Francisco
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LARGE IRRIGATED TRACT

FOR SUBDIVISION.
$500 acres, at $50 per acre. of almost perfect
ly level, sandy, sediment soil. ideally adapted
for alfalfa, vegetables fruits land has been ir-
rgated for years laterals all over it; not trou-
bled with alkali, adobe or hardpan; the land can
be leveled and prepared for alfalfa for So per
acre; uniformly good, not an acre Of loss; In ar
tesian belt; canal water S1.5o per yearly,
payable only when used; splendid tract for sub
division no problems to solve; beautiful piece
of alfalfa the place.
FEHREN- ROBINSON CO.,
925 First National Bank bldg, San Francisco.
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OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-contInued
Between Oakland and Berkeley.
% minutes 10 San Francisco.

ed in the CLAREMONT THEIR
and Berkeley, NORTH OF HUD-
COLLEGE AND CLAREMONT
gh class. exclusive home places.
by artistic and discriminating
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

Claremont Palms tract is locat
NAL BELT. between Oakland
son STREET. AND BETWEEN
AVENUES. Ii is surrounded by hi
and is being rapidly developed
tnlnc seekers.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Jos. II. RUCKER & CO..
20 POST ST

~ POST ST
SANTA CLARA COUNTY PROPERTIES.
S2.l0o-An ideal poultry farm. within miles
of San Jose; acres of excellent soil:
good { room plastered house; well; small
Ss.5oo@TIiE FINEST LITTLE ',;i GENERAL PtRl
POSE FARM II THE COUNTY: 10 acres
y dark. rich loan soil. suitable for ber-
ries vegetables or alfalfa: new. modern
room cottage: me barn and irrigsting
plaut- convenient 10 depot
s. Ss.J0o-NEAR SCNNNNALE: 10 acres Of ex-
celient soil under ditch irrigation; set to
full bearing prunes. peaches and apri-
cots: would trade for fats in San Fran
S5.5oo-sPLENDID SUBURBAN HOME NEAR
san JOSE: 10 acres OF rich alluvisl soil
n. acres assorted orchard. balance util-
zed Tor Alfalfa. grain and vegetables;
slodern room house: complete poultry
plant and Al outbuildings.
S-8.ooo-ALFALFA FARM: 1929 acres Of rich
creek bank soil: 25 acres Of the most
perfect alfalfa in the county: 80 acres
bling prepared for alfalfa; : acres orchard.
balance in grain; creek irrigation: com
S25.00o-GENERAL FARM NEAR H0LLISTER:
loo cres Of dark. rich. loan soil under
highest state II cultivation; modern 9
room house, barns good outbuldings
mortgage $4,000. would trade equity for
$1,000 STOCK RANCH: 968 acres; about Is
mile from San Jose: well wstered from
lliN <ua Yer iNlug streams, % acres
ia al- STA; 10 acres IN potatoes; some
orchard. ~ acres in grain, balance
posture hills; mortgage $1,000; viii trade
equity for san Francisco property.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR PHYSICIAN.
$500 viii buy a medical practice and home
with every requisite convenience in one
If the most thriving town in Santa Clara
county. doctor retiring on account OF
age and selling practice Of 20 years
standing: easily worth 81 600 per annum:
modern story s room house large barn
separate Office building. lawn. garden.
shrubs cte.: must make quick sale; in
Gure about this.
JOS. II. RUcKER CO.,
49 Post ST
Offices al al lose
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CRY REAL EsrArE-oontlnuea
MARINE vIEw REs1pENcE-sle5o0

= modern and thoroughly up to date residence
o-Ai -Ains bedrooms. baths. 3 servants
L.lS5-ns' olnlng room finished in excellent taste
tnerlnlng M marine view; not far from Scott ST
and Broadway teoSe
BALDwIN & HOWELL. sls-S24 KEARNY ST.
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MUST BE SOLD TINS WEEK.
PRICE $3.50.
WILL SUBMIT ANY REASONABLE oFFEr

WILL SUBMIT ANY REASONABLE OFFER.
50 feet in the north side of Bush St. near
Nan Ness ay., running through 10 rear St; i'm
proved with lo room and bath residence; all
bedrooms have stationary wsshstsnds; house in
need or repair; here Is a good opportunity for
could readily be converted into two and q
room nats at very nominal expense Bush St now
me boulevard street of san Francisco: sure turn
GOA tliS of 81 600; ground alone worth over 5000
per front foot. Come in early and get fun par
Icuiars on this. VIII not last long. f74Se
BALDWIN q HOWELL, 3lS-334 KEARNY ST
T. ". SKELETON. 227 Montgomery St
Fl5.ooo-6 apartment flats; rents 81. 500 per an
NUN; Fresldlo ay nr. Sacramento St;
rooms and bath each; instantaneous
heaters; modern and up 10 date
kl5.5eN-Large lot in Folsom st. nr. 10th: II 500
square feet; fine location Tor manufaetur-
81. .ooo-Fine corner near Hayes and Franklin
sis. 6S;9xS2; VIII pay wen If improved
VITA fats or apartments; easy terms.
Nt-oin-l'iEe ST. mr. Buchanan; rooms, in
prime condition; modern plumbing.
$5.5e0-Choice lot for home or apartments;
Green ST. near Buchanan; 32:6X1l0; view
S4.5eo-Cottaee. I'd ar. nr. Point Lobos; story
aud half; rooms and high basement;
S2.5oo-Iot. Unio6 st. near Baker; 25x12o;
street severed and bitUminized; sheltered
from west wind.
ss.7oo-Lot. Perry st. near 9th. 1915; viii
pay hg interest If improved.
z. W SHELTON. 227 Montgomery st.
s., between Church and Sanchez.
f2up doEn-Nev, modern room cottage; only
100 feet from Mission ST near S0th; balance
50 per month. including interest at per
cent; price 81 $50.
$50 dovn-Nice cottage of 8 large sunny
rooms; patent toilet; 3 blocks from Mission
st.: balance SO per month; price $3.50.
We also have some very nice cottages which
We can sell AZ SD down. balance same as rent
F. AMBROSE q CO..
$40 Mission ST.
s. soO-Cole ST.. near Alma Pope tract: 276x1lO
IT.. Owner leaving town. needs money; a snap;
new building al around. KANE CO, 2l5
Montgomery ST
WILL exchange for Oakland improved or unim-
proved property. lot 10 18th ST Church =
25Xloo. JAS. II NOLAND, 1896 18th st.
SJ.000-I0th st. lot close to Market. 25xs0 feet
bargain; ready for building; outside FIRE lin
It's. KANE & Co, 2l5 Montgomery st
ASHBCRY heights cottage, rooms. large base
ment. auto house; marine view, easy terms;
bargain. Box 81. Call office
SMALL cottage and household contents cheap If
taken at once. % Boyce st, Geary car, Rich
moad district.
Ssp00-5 rms D.. attic rms: mp 10 date;
street bltumiaized. 4042 25th bet. Sanchez-Noe
HAVE Standard Title Insurance Company, Mills
tide.. insure your title; save time and money.
NEW houses on 10Th and Point Lobos avs. BY J.
ANDERSON: prices and terms 10 suit
COTTAGE. TO be removed: owner building fats
Inga.re 262 SANCHEZ st.
CITY REAL ESTATE WANTED
VACANT lot. ) or o room cottage or ? fats
modern bounded by path, 18th, Dolores and
Valencia sts-; pay cash Apply T. EHM 40
Bruno aF-. estate
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BALDWIN & HOWELL, als-824 Kearny St
AGRICULTURAL AND OIL LAND.

AGRICULTURAL AND OIL LAND.
Located IN Parkheld district, Monterey county
between Coalinga and McKittrick districts; $50
acres at $40 per acre and $50 acres ut $23 per
acre, Including considerable personal property
one-half land now leased on tenth royalty bal
ance open. (41O)
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 Kearny St
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BALDWIN & HOWELL, 3ls-324 Kearny st.
sPECIAL-FoRCEp SALE.

80 acres in Msywood colony Tehama county; ;
beautiful place to live; 10 acres in bearing
peaches and pears; ~ acres in bearing figs, ~
olives, balance family orchard and hay; must be
over $1,000; bargain. (375)
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Since February I. 1910. 7 cost
commenced. All over building re
are ready to commence building.
Remember. the nap of this bea
1910. and the first sale consum
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SANTA ROSA RANCH.
80 acres very best soil, miles Santa Rosa 1;
new A room cottage; new barn; price. So, T50; u
cash. GREAT BIG BARGAIN
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED CHICKEN RANCH.
16 acres; in poultry district, Soaoma Co.; u
mile town; acres in hay; family orchard some
vines and berries; elegant room, bath cottage; /;
sandy loan soil; 800 laying hens; 700 young
chicks; cow. horse, wagon. harness; all neces-
TO LOAN. f. s. FYFE & CO., As Kearny ST..
room 704.
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Sc can't tell you about it he
Come out and see it tomorrow
say is a fact, when we tell you
most reasonable. desirable and
the entire county Of Alameda.
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TO TRADE FOR FARM
81 600; lot 25x100, Mission warm belt: soon
business property; modern and room and
bath hats. laundry trays; brick foundation;
high basement; best service in city; also
modern room and bath cottage; block Geary
ST. cars; space for rooms in attic; basement
brick founda ton; mtge; $50 unimproved
land preferred
w. j. WHITE & CO. $50 EDDY ST
LARGEST EXCHANGE BROKERS IN
THE WEST.
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BURLINGAME BARGAINS.

So, ,0o0-Brand new, room and bath shingled
bungalow: large rooms, large closets ex
tremely well built; situated in the best
residence section this Is snap.
Easy Terms.
$3.50 cash. balance easy monthly payments
81 ,S00-Brand new, rooms and bath bungalow !:
living room IL feet by &c feet concrete
foundation viii be completed May 1.
Easy Terms.
$500 cash, balance to suit purchaser
II you looking for pretty little country
home, where you can raise your own chickens
and vegetables and enjoy all the comforts of
country and city life combined. go down to Bur
lngame today and see these places Take s. p
trains or Mission ST cars and get of at Bur-
lngame station. Office there open all day
LYON & H0AG.
636 Market ST., or Burlingame
LOT 74x1SS. In Floribunda av., 5 minutes walk
from Burlingame station: cement sidewalks
down; price $3.50 cash. Box %. Call.
FOR sale-An attractive 8 room cottage nearly
new in Easton addition; cheap; large lot
Owner, box 65, Call office
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30 miles from San Francisco; S44 acres all in
crop; , sets buildings; railroad station on land :
one OF the best dairy sections in state; a money
maker; sac, ,00o-S15, Coo balance 3 years (4I5)
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-324 Kearny ST.
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i2,3OO ACRES
SO % PEP ACRE ONLY

12.300 ACRES
SD. 50 PER ACRE ONLY
Best GRAIN, CATTLE. HOG and SHEEP land
IN the upper Sacramento valley; well watered,
well located good railroad and steamship trans
portati0n facilities. Over 4 600 acres grain land:
800 acres alfalfa land, balance land covered with
oak timber; excellent hog land; timber worth
considerable Ranch fenced and fenced
necessary corrals. Residence Of s rooms, fair
condition, cottage for help, two large barns good
well and plenty Of living water for all pur-
poses. About $50 cattle included in sale price.
Only $3.50 per acre; terms one-third cash, bal
auce suit.
c. M. WOOSTER COMPANY,
7O2 Market St
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BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31s-324 Kearny St.
ATTENTION, DAIRYMENi

BALDWIN HOWELL. 81s-824 Kearny st.
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FINE poultry and fruit ranch. acres, at Fair
Oaks, with improvements. including pigeons
chickens. Belgian hares: also furniture IN the
house and farming Implements price 81 600
half cash, balance on time.
cURRAN CLARK. 235 Montgomery st. s. r.
81 25 per acre-640 acres; 500 cash, balance
long term: finest soil and orange land in
California: should be worth 800 per acre in
year. CALIFORNIA LAND CO.. LAT Sutter st
FOR sale at sacriace-l0 acre suburban fruit
ranch at Sebastopol. For particulars address
box y. Sehast0nol- Cal
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re and we are not going to try.
and be convinced that what We
that ClaremOnt Palms tract IL the
high class residence district In
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thkSlDlO TERRACE
PRESIDE TERRACE
PRESIDIO TERRACE
tlSr AN. AT WASHINGTON ST.

l-NE lot' -oXsO, IN III 81. not far from Market;
NMliers nave decided TO sacrifice IL TO raise
money; have been asking So e9O but win con-
Soer offer. fT3OCl
BALDWIN HOWELL. 3IS-324 Kearny ST
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HoMEsTEADs AND TIMBER CLAIMS

In the great redwood belt of California; go with
us where timber is king and secure for yourself
what the United States government has allotted
you from its greatest natural resource-timber
4S0 acres of it,
F. A. GODFREY. 5s7 Pacific bldg.
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We mean what we say.
a bargain-every one of them.
Property selling within or
for $50. $40, $50 and even $40
Think
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01
WHAT THE KIDNEYS DO.
Their unceasins Work Keeps U
Strong and Healthy.

81 NJ g '5 Z
All the blood in the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the blood.
They work night and day. When
healthy they remove about 500 grains
Of impure matter daily; when unheal-
thy some part Of this impure matter
is left in the blood. This brings on
many diseases and symptoms pain In
the back. headache. nervousness, hot,
dry skin, rheumatism, govt, gravel, dis
orders Of the eyesight and hearing,
dizziness. irregular heart. debility,
drowsiness. dropsy, deposits in the
urine. etc. But II you keep the filters
right then you will have NO trouble
with your kidneys.
Mrs. ]. R. Mclaughlin, Third
street. near Huron street, Missouri
Valley, Iowa. says: II had persist
ent backache and was unable to find
relief until ! procured Doan's Kidney
Pills. Since taking this remedy. /
have been able to sleep much better
and the pain and languid feeling has
disappeared. Whenever l have the OPP
portunity ] give Doan's Kidney Pills
my endorsement.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other. 8.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01
WEST SIDE.

Misses Ella and Anna Buesing were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kolls
Sunday.
Annie Evers spent Sunday with
Kite and Emma Brown.
Mrs. Fred Evers visited with her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Kruse, Sunday.
Mrs. Ferdinand Boyer and family
were over Sunday visitors with rela-
tives and friends near Buck Grove.
4 Miss Bid Houlihan is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Ed. Houston, near
Dunlap, this week.
Mrs. G. C. Powell visited with
Mrs. g. G. Houlihan one day last
week.
Miss Smith of Manila has been
sewing for Mrs. Geo. Powell and Mrs
G. G. Houlihan for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Houlihan and
family, Mr.. P. Collins and family
OF Kenwood were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. P. O Brien Sunday.
On last Saturday evening number
Of friends gathered at the home Of
Mr.. Fred Boyer to help him celebrate
his birthday. All report merry
time.
Misses Loretta and Henrietta
Murphy Of Charter Oak are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. D. P. o'Brien. this
week.
Messrs. George Evers. Harry
Kahl. John Bauman. Rob Brosnahan,
Will Kruse and Willie Kahl spent
Sunday with Tom Brown.
Miss Norah Fitzpatrick is the guest
Of Mrs. Joseph Bauman this week.
Mrs. VIM. Bauman returned home
Sunday from Spencer. Neb.. where
she had attended the funeral Of Mr..
Mat Wolfe.
Mrs. Emma Haskin Green Of Rolfe,
Iowa. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cock
called on Mrs. ]. Owens one day last
week. Mrs. Green was . much be-
loved teacher in Dist. No. z many
years ago.
Misses Buesing and Mr.. T. Benneck
Of Denison were visitors &C the Owens
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granger visited with
Mrs. John Clarey and family in Deni.
son Saturday and Sunday
Harry Kahl and sister, Emma. left
last Tuesday for few weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Everly,
Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Schweisow spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Brunsen at Charter Oak.
Mr. and Mrs. 81. Asmus and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Atzen visited ct the
VIM. Asmus home Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01
I JACKSON ITEMS.

John Kelly and family spent Sum
day ar John O'Donells.
Lock McCarty and Will Lawler
attended services at walllLske Sum
day.
Alva Hartman gave . fsw Of his
friends party Saturday night. All
report very good time.
Genevieve Downey is spending .
few days with her parents after which
she will return to Omaha. where she
is attending Boyle's College.
Vail and Wheatland played q game
Of ball Sunday ct Bundt's diamond.
The score stood 10 to 16 in favor Of
WneAtland when the game closed.
Ward Duffy has started two
month q term Of school ct the Bropan
school.
D. e. Murphy spent Sunday at the
John Blessington home.
Celestine and Harold Herman were
calling on Val. friends recently.
Thomas Lawler spent few days
with his cousins ct the Lawler home.
Agnes Maher returned to her home
on Friday after . few days visit at
John Lawler's.
Will and Tillie Dreasou visited
with their aunt. Mrs. Paul, in West
Side over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Auen spent q
few days with George Auen near Car
navon.
Mrs. p. Lawler transacted buisn ess
in West Side recently.
Clara voege entertained company
on Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01
MILFORD CENTER ITEMS.

Miss Myrtle Taylor 10 visiting at
tho home Of her uncle. Steve Slechta,
Mrs. Jas. Byrnes was called to
Dewitt, Iowa. on Monday to attend
the funeral Of her niece, Mrs. John
Aeghan.
Steve Slechta and family visited
with his sister. Mr.. Taylor, Sunday.
A box social was held ct the Jas
North school house "wednesday even-
ing.
Mrs. Claude Jones Of Clinton is
visiting with her cousin, Mrs. N. W.
Inghram
Tho Sunshine Club mst with Miss
Grace Inghram Ihursday.
Miss Madelyn Robinson. who has
been sick the last few weeks with
whooping cough, is now recovering.
Mr., and Mrs. Jay Myers visited Of
the Thos. Hutchinson home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Brown and
daughter, Ruth. took dinner at the
N. w. Inghram home Sunday.
Joe lnghram returned from q trip
to South Dakota Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs.; John Iruesdell and
little daughter. Florence. of Manning,
lows, are visiting with their uncle.
Will Huckstep.
Mrs. Scaggs Of Denison spent the
latter part Of the week with her
daughter. Mrs. r. R. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bennett and
family took dinner at the Joe Inghram
home Sunday. M
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Robinson ca II
ed on N. W. Inghram Sunday evening.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-01
Opera Of PoIyaIot order.

Polyglot opera is tolerated in some
old world cities to an extreme that
battles the understanding Of spoiled
New Workers who may be asked to
take their opera lip mixed French and
Italian once or twice In season in an
emergency. but not oftener. lie Men.
estrel reports q performance Of "L'Af
ricaine" in Buda-Pesth In which the
selika sang in Italian. the Nerusko in
French. the other principals in Ger
man and the chorus in Hungarian. An
English writer reads into this stage
Babel . plea for Esperanto for opera
Musical America.