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The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-30

The members Of the Christian
church and their friends formed n
party Tuesday evening aud drove
ont to the Albert Lull home ON Ger
man mesa. where they gave the fam
lily u. rousing house warming, they
having Just moved into their new
house.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-30

We understand that the people OF
Maher, In the Crawford part Of the
county. win petition the coming leg
islaturc to change the county lines
so that they will be In Delta county
Instead OF Montrose, and that our
state senator, Hon. George Stephan
and our representative, &. c. Haw-
klns, Will do their utmost to have
the lines changed up in that corner,
according to the wish OF the petit
TONERS.
T.. ID. Seeley of Redlands mesa i.
claims the honor OF having sold the
best wheat ever brought to the
Delta mills.
Il. T.. Wood of Crn wford was u
business visitor in Delta yesterday.
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that you think best for twins eight
years old Your little friends,
MARINE MAYBERRY.
MARIE MAYBERRY.

Lewisburg, Tenn, Dec. 16. 1910.
Dear Old Santa claus am lit
tie boy two years old and go 10 chooI
every day. | try to be a good little
boy, but they call me bad at school.
l want you to bring me a little rock
ing chair and a horn and little wag-
on and billy goat so can drive to
see Uncle Nc. Now Santa, don't
forget mamma and papa. Now,
Santa, we will go to bed soon. You
win find me second house on Vernon
avenue Your little friend,
PAUL LAWRENCE DUNBAR
DAVIS
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Dear Old Santa Clause am lit
tie girl five years old have been
very good this year. Please bring
me suite of furniture, set of doll
dishes, a little stove, doll buggy,
some oranges, candy and nuts. This
is all this time. But please don't
forget my little brother, Robert he
wants a rain coat to wear to school,
a slate, a satchel, a little train and
plenty of nice things to eat We are
your little friends,
IDA AND ROBERT LEE.
918 Jackson street,
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anges, candy, apples and some nice
books to read and a nice pair OF
gloves. Don't forget my teacher,
Mrs. M. l.. Jones, bring her some
thing nice. | will tell
Your little friend,
ALICE w. SMILEY.
Lewispurg, Tenn.

LeWlsDurg, Tenn.
Dear Santa am little girl
twelve years old. have been good
all the year and | want you to bring
ne a pair of over shoes pair of gloves
and a post card album a nice story
book and every thing that is nice to
eat and please come by Franklin and
leave my teacher, Prof S, ]. May
berry everything that is nice. Please
bring him sweetheart. Please re-
member all of my little playmates
and bring them something nice. Don't
forget my mother and sisters and my
brother John.
Good bye, your little friend,
ANES SMILEY.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec. is, 1919.
Dear Santa Claus.
l want you to bring me dress,
cloak. pair of shoes, and pair of
rubbers. Please don't forget TO
bring me a colored doll, gold ring,
pair of gloves, a hat and plenty of
nice things to eat. And don't for
get my mother, father and sisters
and please remember my dear broth
er Alfred, Of Denver, Col, please
bring my sister Clarice and Julia
some sheet music.
Bye bye.
From MARY DU POPE.
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Nashville, Tenn Dec. 20, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus am little gill
almost five years old and l help my
mamma to clean up the house.
want you to gring me a tricycle.,
doll bed, large Negro doll, pair rub
bers, some hair ribbon, ring, set
of dishes, and don't fail to bring my
little brother box of tools. Don't
forget to bring my little baby sister
and Roberta. Goodbye.
am your little girl,
MARY EMILINE LANDERS,
1903 Fourteenth avenue, North.
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Nashville. Tenn.. Dec. 90. 191O.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1910.
Dear Santa am a little girl ten
years old. don't want much.
want some fruit, a hat, a dress, a
pair of shoes, a jacket, a billiken,
some Logon. Don't forget my teacher
and my mother, she wants something
good Now | will close.
Yours truly,
EDNA BROOKS.
504 Fourteenth avenue, North.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus:
thought | would write you a few
lines and tell you what want you
to bring me for Christmas. / want
YOU to bring me a doll, doll buggy,
a sack Of nuts, oranges, bananas and
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1903 Fourteenth avenue, North.
Nashville. Tenn.. Dec. is. 191O.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. IS, 1910.
Dear Santa--I am little girl
eleven years old. | go to school. l
am in the fifth B grade. Miss Lewis
is my teacher. She is very good to
pupils who enter her class. | don't
want much this year. Please bring
me a teddy bear a coat a hat and a
dress. Don't forget my cousin Sam
uella Anderson. She lives at 1905
Eleventh avenue, South Nashville,
My friend wants something nice too.
Her name is Helen Bate She is
in Miss Flagg's class, she teaches
the ALB grade. Bring plenty Of candy,
nuts and oranges. Bye-bye.
Yours truly,
BLANCHE M. BARNES.
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
l am a little girl 5 years old, will
be four my next birthday. I have
been looking in all the papers and
watching the calendar to find out
when you are coming by my house.
So find you are soon to come. So
will you please bring me little stove
and some dishes and dashboard, a
curly-headed Negro doll and all the
candies and nuts you can spare.
want to wake up happy next Sunday
morning.
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Nashville Tenn, Dec. q, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus
My sister is writing you letter,
and I thought you would feel sighted
if ! didn't write you too Please
Bring me a rag doll, some shoes, doll
buggy, picture book, candy, oranges,
nuts, etc.
Yours truly,
CATHERINE DCDSON.
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Lewisburg, Tenn, bee IS, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus | am a little
girl eight years old. | have been
good all the year. l want to tell you
what | want you to bring me. l
want you to bring me some nice or
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Dear Old Santa am a little girl
ten years of age and have been very
good little girl. Please bring me a
little doll and a set of dishes. Don't
forget little Dave Boxley; bring him
a little red cap and horn also little
Albert Allen, although he is very bad.
Don't forget the members of the
Lorraine Social Club, also my little
sister Anna.
Your little chap,
MINNIE COUCH.
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Columbia, Tenn, Dec. Is. 1910.

Columbia, Tenn, Dec. Is. 1910
Kind Old Santa | am little girl
only eleven months old Will you
just bring me doll, rocking chair
and such things as you think l ought
to have can't eat very much, but
you can bring me something. Bye
bye dear Santa. Hoping you will
have merry Christmas, you jolly
old fellow
MARTHA CORNELIA BROWN.
Route No. 2.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 10, 1910.
Dear Santa-I am little boy one
year and fifteen days old. thought
would write and let you know what
want you to bring rue. Please
bring me a red wagon and a teddy
bear coat Please don't forget my
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1h11 Jackson street.

P S. Santa please don't forget to
bring my cousins Felix and Adam
Harding something nice.
Dear Old Santa Ciaus--I am lit
tie boy three years OLD and want
YOU to plcase bring me a wagon and
some pea nuts, canoy, oranges, ap-
pies, cap, shoes and lot of other good
things to eat and wear.
G. H. McLIN, JR.
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Little Folks Write Letters To Santa Claus

thought | would write to you. this
being my first time in Nashville.
go to school every day and I'm in the
BIB grade. l want a set of furs, a
pair of kid gloves with long cuffs on
them, and pretty story book and a
plenty of nuts and fruits. l will
close.
From your little girl,
JENNIE MAI ROWLAND.
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Chicago, Ill

Dear Old Santa Claus-I am goon
little boy, please bring me a drum,
wagon, gun, train and some nice
things to eat. Don't forget mamma,
papa, aunty Amy roy little brother
Haywood, he wants something nice
toe.
]. r. RIED, JR.
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Nashville. Tenn.. Dec. is. 1a10.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. Is, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus-I am little
girl thirteen years old. | want you
to bring me a fur coat a black beav-
er, a new dress, pair of gloves and
scarf, new undressed shoes. Don't
forget mamma and papa and my little
sweetheart Gustas HILL Bring me
plenty Of oranges, candy nuts, raisins,
and apples, and fire works.
Your friend,
LOUISE e. WILKINSON.
e. Nashville, 107 Lake street.
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Dear Old Santa Claus / am lit
tie boy 2 - years old, Please bring
mo a teddy bear, rubber ball, drum
and coat, stocking and shoes. Don't
forget my little sister Susie and
above all don't forget my two pigs.
FRANK SANDERS.
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Columbia, Tenn, Dec. Is, 1910.
Hello Santa Claus-I am anxious
for Christmas to come I hope the
weather will be in your favor |
want you to bring me an air gun that
will shoot one thousand times
want a little train and track for it
to run on You can bring me any
thing that you think best for me.
Bring me some good things to eat.
l wish you could come to see us every
day. Bye-bye dear, old Santa.
JIMMIE BROWN.
Route No. 2.
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1011 Eleventh avenue, North,
Nashville, Tenn, Dec IS, 1910.
Dear Santa--Please bring us
horn, book-satchel, some candy,
nuts, apples, oranges, bananas and
raisins and all kinds of little things
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This is all. Bye

mother and father This is all. Bye
bye
From your little boy,
4 WILEY A. BARNES.
p. S.-The door is locked but
mama will open it and let you in.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 1910.
Dear Santa
Thi, is my first letter to you. am
little girl only three years old. !
want you to bring me piano, a lit
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1910.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1910
Dear Santa Claus-I am little
boy three years old. l have been a
very good little boy this year and l
thought | would ask you to bring me
a box of tools, velocipede, and don't
forget tobring my little baby sister
a rubber doll, and don't forget
mamma, papa, and my cousin Katie
A. Boyd.
From your little boy,
LOWELL LANDERS, Jr.
1903 Fourteenth avenue, North,
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raisins and everything for a little
girl like me.
One of your devoted children,
AMELIA MILDRED BRANSFORD,
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
am a little boy little over three
years old. Please bring me a set of
dishes, train, an automobile, a
jumping jack, billy goat, little Mary
Jane dress, real live donkey, ripper,
RATHER and a bottle of milk. Don't
forget my little sweetheart. Cali
when you get ready to come In, as
our dog might bite you.
BENZ. F. MARTIN,
927 Tenth avenue, South.
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E. Nashville. Tenn, Dec Is, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus-Having seen so
many children's letters in the Nash
Vile Globe which my auntie takes, |
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Nashville Tenn, Dec. 20, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus:
| thought / would write you a let
ter and tell you what l want you to
bring me for Christmas. want you
to bring me a doll bed, piano, doll,
doll dresses for her to wear and
want a black teddy bear cloak and
washstand, set of dishes and a table.
want red one, if you please, Santa,
and pair of red gloves. Don't for
get my mamma and my grandma and
other poor little children that live
near me. Goodbye, from
One of your devoted children,
JESSIE MAI BRANSF0RD,
1247 Third avenue, South
want you to bring me some
oranges and nuts, candy and raisins.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus:
| thought would write you few
lines and tell you what | want you to
bring me for Christmas I want you
TO bring me a horse, billy goat, a
wagon, pistol and some fire works
and plenty of candy and nuts. Good
bye, from
One of your devoted children,
NOBLE STRINGER,
1247 Third avenue, South.
Dear Santa Claus:
am little girl six years old. l
so to school every day. Please bring
me doll, doll bed and doll buggy
and plenty of fruit and fire works.
Don't forget my baby brother and my
sister Don't forget mamma and papa
and my teacher, Miss o. j. Lichey,
Your little girl,
SATIE LUCILLE MANNING,
1913 Jackson street.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. IS, 1910
Dear Santa Claus:
l am boy nine years old. want
tricycle. and a rain coat, tool box
and just plenty of good things to eat.
am very good little boy Don't
forget my little sister, Iowa L. Man
ming.
Yodrs,
Iowa L. MANNING,
1913 Jackson street.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. Il, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus
/ think | have been a good little
girl this year, and / would like for
you to bring me doll, doll furni-
ture, A. B. c. blocks, and any other
toy that you think I would like, also
lot of nice things to eat.
Yours truly,
DAISY BELL D0DSON.
1874 eJfferson street.
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tie doll that will go to sleep and a
whole heap of candy and good things.
Bye bye, your little friend,
TEELAIA e. HAYWOOD,
80 N. Hill! street
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec 20, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus;
thought I would write you a let
ter and tell you what I want you to
bring me-a doll, doll bed doll dish
a, a hat and some black hair ribbon
and a table. want big one. Don't
forget my mamma and my grandma
and grandpa and some poor little chill
dren that live near me- Goodbye,
from
One of your devoted children,
MYRTLE VOOLFOLK.
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Dear Kris:

Dear hrlS'
I am so glad Christmas is here
again. I am still teaching at Pearl
School and live Oh Fourteenth ave
nue., North. Verna broke my tot tot
train last year, and I hope you will
bring me another little engine.
Your little boy,
FREDDIE RANDALS.
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Dear Old Santa Claus am a little
girl nine years old and l have triel
to be good. / want you TO bring me
a big doll that can open and shut her
eyes, and doll buggy with top on
it).) a doll trunk, clock anu some
candy, nuts, oranges, apples and
many other fruits. Don't forget my
grand mother, grandpa and sist n
Bessie and brother Preston, and my
cousins Earline, Thelma and Robert
Watkins. Don't forget papa and
don't forget Evalena and Sadie
Couch.
Bye, bye until next Xmas.
Yours truly,
GEORGIA OVERALL.
P. 6. Don't forget Ruth Derrick
she lives at I'LL Kayne avenue
Nashville, Tenn.
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nuts, oranges, apples, bananas, dol
and please bring me safe. From
Your little friend,
LOTTIE LEE FORD KELLEY,
201S Jefferson street.
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Yours
Jamie MAI JENKINS,
zson street, Tullanoma, Tenn.
Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
am little girl three years old. l
90 to Sunday-school every Sunday. l
want a doll, doll bed and buggy and
a table and some doll dishes. Bring
me plenty of fruits and fire works
and lots of nice candy. Don't forget
my mamma and papa and little baby
brother and LENS mama From
Your little glrl,
GLADYS ELIZABETH MANNING,
1918 Jackson street.
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
am a little girl two years and
five months old. / want you to bring
me little tub and wash board and
a doll, a dress, some apples, candy,
nuts and oranges. Y his is all for this
time.
VIOLA e. TUCKER.
2516 Batavia street, Mt. Nebo. West
Nashville.
Nashville.-As it is drawing near
for Christmas | thought ! would
write and tell you what would like.
/ would like to have a sled, doll
carriage and a plenty of nuts, orang-
es, candy and other fruits. Please
don't forget mother and father and
my chummy, Lessie Fort
LUCY SNEED.
Dear Santa Claus;
Please bring me a velocipede, a
horn, some fireworks, a paper cap pis-
toll, a cap, some overshoes, a satchel,
a drum, harp and bring a plenty
of nuts, candies and every kind Of
fruit and don't forget to bring Aunt
Angie some dried peaches. Don't fail
to bring mamma ans papa something,
also Cliff and Val From
Your friend,
VIRGIL DOUGLAS KELLEY,
2O1S Jefferson street.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me a stove machine,
washstand, wardrobe and dresser for
my doll. also a set of dishes, some
leggins and a whore lot of candies,
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Keeling, Tenn.

Keeling, Tenn.
Dear Santa Claus--I am little boy
three years old. I have been very
good. I wish you would please bring
me lots of candy.
Your little friend,
G. R. MCBRIDE, Jr
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BLANCHE M. BARNES.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. IS. 1910.
Dear SANTA am a little boy nine
years old. / go to Caters school. l
am in Mrs. Ferguson's class. PLEASE
bring me large wagon, suit Of
clothes and a hat. Don't forget my
friend J. B. Bate. Bring him some
thing very nice. He lives at 705
Stevenson avenue. Bye bye.
Yours truly,
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VIOLA e. TUCKER.
2516 Batavia street, Mt. Nebo. West
Nashville.
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JOHN BARNES,
p. S.-Don't forget my parents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-05
KING CORN SPECIAL


Jr., on the same avenue. will be COM
pleted during the present month.
Westhampton doomed out amid the
cool waves and Golsan & Nash sold
nearly $4,000 of lots out there.
Colonial Plnce.
Colonial Place Is new suburb just
opened up. This is an extension be-
yond the Boulevard OF Park Avenue,
Franklin Street. Pattison Avenue. Leo
nard Street. and some other very de-
sirablc territory along the Roseneath
Road. II is a subdivision OF some
thing Ike. forty acres, which means
$50 desirable lots The Abbey Real
Estate Corporation, of which j. G. Neal
is tho president. has this property In
hand. This Is the same company which
made Lee Annex certainty. Graded
streets granolithic sidewalks. many
shade trees and other attractions are
the considerations worth considering
In Colonial Place.
Auction snles This Week.
II Is true that the bad weather OF
the past week rather interfered. with
can't last always and several interest
Ing auction sales are announced for
this week. Among them may be men
toned that Of Green & Redd, who will
tiful Lee District houses and lots. Four
OF these houses have Just been COM
pleted. and have every modern con-
venience, and are now ready for oc-
oeepaucy. Iney are NOS. 2U1, 205, 20o,
2O7 North Elm Street.
A. new real estate concern branched
out the past week and opened up an
office at So2 Franklin Street. 1t styles
itself Epps. Epps & Co. This firm
is composed OF Frank D. Epps, for
eleven years with Mcveigh & CHM:
Jack L. Epps, for seven years with the
firm OF n. w Bowe e. Son. and A. c.
Becker. who for quarter OF a CEN
fury has been known in public life,
through his connection with the Union
News Company being Southern man
ager OF that company. The new firm
Will do general real estate and
rental business.
Real Estate Clenr1ngs.
The real estate clearings for the
month OF May. as complied and codi-
fled by w. z. Purcell. Jr.. OF the real
estate firm OF w. E. Purcell Jr.. Co.,
read as follows.
Old city limits-1mproved. s74s,sTo;
lots. sls7,7s1 Annexed section-Im-
proved. si3.22o: lots. sloa.1s9. Suburban
lots and improvement. sl54,i26: SUI
burban acreage. s2se,e22. Total, ST.
512.sls.
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autttnn 5ales. Future 7aapg
By The Valentine Auction Co.,
AlicfInnaars

FINE FURNITURE. ICE BOX, GAS
RANGE. PORCELAIN BATH TUB,
HUMPHREYS INSTANTANEOUS
WATER HEATER. PORCELAIN
i STATIONARY WASHsTAND, FINE
GAS FIXTURES. ETC. AT AUG
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REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NEWS
CONTINUED From First Page. J


$500. who purchased for permanent
investment. Also a West Broad Street
lot for $4,000. that will be improved
In tho future, and some acreage prop
ertw near Dumbarton and Green Sta
tion.
Brown & Co.. also report having To-
Gated in Nos. 30s-30s West Broad Street
the new furniture concern of Reams.
Bailey g. Co.. wholesale and retail deal
ers In furniture. floor coverings. etc
This firm Is the successor to the firm
Of Reams Furniture Company. who were
formerly located at 1886 East Main
Street. Not many years ago the furni-
ture centre was on Governor Street, be-
tween Main and Franklin Streets, but.
like the rest of Richmond. II has grown
westward. and now Broad and Adams
Streets is the furniture centre.
This new addition to the furniture
centre Of Richmond occupies the hand
some now stores on the north side OF
Broad Street. Besides the store floors
and cellars, they occupy three immense
floors above. The fact of the necessity
OF their acquiring larger quarters and
invading the centre OF the furniture
district Is evidence OF their success and
prosperity.
Taken altogether the transactions
within the city limits added to those
Of the suburbs for the week just closed
amounted to nearly $4,000. which Is
not a bad weeks work considering the
cool weather and the many other draw
backs that had to be encountered. FoI
instance, the men who advertised auc-
ton sales had mighty hard time be-
cause OF bad weather and but few
sales were made at auction
Out in the Suburbs.
Tho cool weather had bad effect on
the dealers in suburban property.
nevertheless they did some business.
For instance the pioneer suburb on the
Petersburg Richmond electric line had
something OF busy week. OF course,
tho village OF gensiey is referred to.
Several new families have been added
to the village. amoag which is that OF
Dr. J. L. Mcdonald. who will practice
his profession there. Ground was
broken for another house, a concrete
block building. to cost $4,000, and four
Of the best lots, aggregating fourteen
acres, changed hands in the last four
days Every evening sees crowds OF
sightseers on the property. which
shows that 1t is occupying the atten-
ton of the home-seeking public.
The cool waves came and there was
awkward travelling the the suburbs. but
all the same Woodland Heights doomed
UP in good shape and several sales
were made there the past week.
Cool weather or no cool weather
there is said TO be continued activity
in the building line out at Ginter Park.
President Funston tells me that very
rapid progress is being made on all
the buildings that were comm enced
out there in the early spring. He says
the contract was let last week for
the residence OF S. NJ. OBannon. on
tho corner of Moss and Laburnum
Avenues.
road moved into his handsome new
home on Seminary Avenue last week.
and the residence of Charles d. Larus,
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No. 1911 Floyd Ave.

BETWEEN LINDEN AND BEECH
STREETS.