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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-02-09

H, A. Snort to VIM. Ratliff, 81
acres in German township, $1,000
VIM. A. Eley, guardian, to S.
V. Roger, five-thirteenths of 81
and 66-1O0 acres in Harrison
township, $2924.2O.
Guy C. Baker, administrator,
to Mary E. Hart, lot in Hillgrove,
800.
Maud Penney to Fred. Cline,
80 acres in Mississinawa town.
ship, $34OO.
M. S. Bonfill to M. Morris, lot
rs in New Madison, $500.
o. C. Woods to Jesse Woods,
43 and 45-1OO acres in German
township, 81.
M. A. Death to Heirs of VIM.
Death, 16.1OO of an acre in Brown
township, 81.
B. F. Farris to B. F. Carter,
lot 20 in Arcanum, $38O0,
C. George to P. A. Karch, 80
acres in Wabash township, $325O
John H. Martin to George W.
Mannix, Jr., lot in Greenville,
$35OO.
O. Horner and B. 0. Hostetter
to J. Seman, ct acres in Adams
township, $25OO.
C. M. Ware to Robert C. Schem-
mel, lot 32O in Union City, $500.
Ira M. Petersime to 0. Horner
and B. O. Hostetter, 81 acres in
Adams township, $1,000.
A. and VIM. Faehl to C. Grosch,
so acres in York township, 5000.
Pearl M. Arnett to George Ar
nett, two lots in Union City, 500.
C. D. Graver to A. E. Scarf,
| lot 27 in Ansonia, $1,000.
B. Fry to VIM. A. Fry, 173 ac-
res in Neave township, $3.50.
M. ]. Garrison to P. O. Siler,
20 acres in Neave township,
$34OO.
Mary Murphy to Rachel A. Yer
million, lot 72 in Bradford, $50.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-02-09
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
PROBATE COURT.


Inventory filed in estate of
Sarah C. Welbaum, showing per
sonal property valued at SAIL so
and real estate at $2825.
Sale of real estate confirmed
in guardianship of Glenn Royer
and others.
Account of fral distribution
filed in estate of Elizabeth Snuff,
showing $655.77 divided among
twelve hens and legatees.
Final account filed in estate of
Barbara C. Alspaugh, showing
receipts of $399.29 and disburse-
ments of $422.42.
Sale of real estate cOnfir.hed in
estate of w. H. H. Landers.
Derben D. Death was appoint
ed administrator of estate of
VIM. Death; bond $4,000.
V. S. Marker was appointed
administrator of estate Of AM
anda E. Klase; bond $4,000.
Account of final distribution
filed in estate of Isaac Vanatta.
Last will of Matilda Curtner
was filed for probate.
Petition to sell real estate filed
in guardianship of Louis Guillo-
yet,
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-02-09
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.


George E. Bowman, "a, farm
err, Greenville township, son OF
Joseph Bowman, and Elizabeth
C. McClain, 10, Greenville town.
ship, daughter of Albert McClain.
J. r. Whitacre, 20, farmer,
Greenville township, son of }. X.
Whitacre, and Carrie E. Mills,
25, stenographer, Greenville.
Earl Miller, %, farmer, Brown
township, son of Thomas Miller,
and Hazel Ripp, q, Mississinawa
township, daughter of George
Ripp.
Haywood Swaney, 20, farmer,
German township, son of Ed.
Swaney, and RiIla V. Smith, II,
German township, daughter OF
James Smith.
C. Alonzo North, 26, farmer,
Harrison township, son of An
drew E. North, and Ada Short,
%, Harrison township, daughter
of Charles Short.
Carl E. Lock, 19, laborer, Bach
man, O., son of Jesse D. Lock,
and Relva M. Barnhart, 16, Cor
don, daughter of C. M. Barn
hart.
Raymond J. Beutler, 25, clerk,
Greenville, son of Fred. Beutler,
and Cora Price, 25, Greenville,
daughter of M. z. Price.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
NEW CASES.
19479-J. l.. Brown versus Mi.
chael Toohey; suit for $100.
1948O-Pearl M. Arnett versus
George Arnett; for divorce.
19481-Hamilton Slade versus
S. R. McGrew & Son; for $250C
as damages for injuries sustained
by being knocked down by one
of their delivery wagons.
19482-George W. Mannix, Jr,
as Trustee in Bankruptcy of Johr
Ream, versus Callie and D. P
Ream; to set aside deed anC
mortgage.
19483- 3-John K. and M. E. Men.
denhall versus W. E. Coble; or
appeal from docket of Squire
VIM. lannon's court.
19484-V. S. Marker, as ad
ministrator of estate of Amanda
E. Klase, versus J. A. Klase anC
others; to sell real estate to pay
debts.
1885,. H. Wade, as Consta
BILE of Greenville Township, yer.
sus w. O. Corwin; suit for 1915
1860. R. Krickenberger
as guardian of Omar A. Curtner
versus Elizabeth D. and William
Curtner; for partition of real es.
tate.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
J.DH. Royer to G. M. Roger,
81 and 9-100 acres in German
township, $4,000.
J, H. Royer to S. V. Royer,
81 and 66-1O0 acres in Harrison
township, $5693. so.
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New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
ACTIVITY AT FLORAL PARK
Many Dwelling Houses Being
Erected to Meet Spring Demand.

The House and Home Company has add
ed two more tracts to It's Floral Park es-
tates, which will now enable many moro
suburban homeseekers 10 acquire their
freehold dwelling houses without the ne
cessity Of paying rent TO a city landlord.
and yet remain in daily touch with their
commercial off1ces. Two hundred thousand
dollars has already been spent for improve
ments upon this Floral Park suburb IN
order to pave the way for the spring rush
for summer villa sites. which are desirable
for an all-the-year-round dwelling The
maps and plans viii be ready for early
buyers in three days.
1t is at this time Of the year the sub
urban home seekers realize an advantage
in finding country sites TO build upon IT
early spring. owing TO the fact that such
sites may he had at the starting figure
before the demand brings out the crowd
Of spring buyers, which is usually account
able for the rise in values. The policy OF
selecting a suburban home site in the
autumn is similar TO buying either furs or
coal I'm the summer The Pennsylvania sta
ton. at Herald Square. now enables the
commuters Of Floral Park TO reach the
heart Of the city in exactly thirty minutes.
Tile section surrounding this station COM
prses one Of the largest and most attrac-
tive developments on Long Island, where
more than forty dwelling houses have been
completed on the grounds Of the House
and Home Company within the last two
months 10 supply the spring demand for
detached houses ranging in price from $500
upward on the easy payment plan.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
BROOKLYN SALES.

George E. Lovett * Co. sold Nos. 545. 04'
ana $40 Carlton avenue and no. 575 Dean
street. four four story apartment properties,
on a plot 1oOx10O feet; also No. 151 Con
gress street. between Henry and Clinton
streets u four story residence. on lot 22.6X
100 feet for the estate Of \. A II. Put
nam to Elizabeth Waring Tor occupancy.
The Kings and Westchester Land Com
pany sold 20 Robert Il Archbold, formerly
Of Rochester. one of their Florentine group
of Kinko-Duplex houses, No. 252 Brooklyn
avenue.
Edward Bull sold for Bruce p Duncan a
Mot 5Ox10O feet on the west side Of East
18Th street, 100 feet north OF Avenue X. and
for George Jantzer plot 69x151.s feet on
the westerly side OF Ocean avenue. 200 feet
south Of Avenue O, 20 James i. Burke for
Improvement
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
new BIG APARTMENT HOUSE
To Be Erected in Madison Ave
nue. at a Cost of S750,000.

Plans were fled yesterday for building a
p0m elevator apartment house on the
vest side OF Madison avenue, between SD
lrd sd streets, for the Princeton Construc-
Ton Company. OF which Isaac Polstein is
PRESIDENT. The building viii be Of brick,
limestone and terra Gotta. Of the French
ssaaissance style Of architecture. ten sto-
res high. with an avenue frontage Of 204.4
fts, and 5l.6 feet on each street.
On the Madison avenue frontage Will be a
lErTe semi-circular driveway entrance. or
unented with four massive Corinthian
ogmns. with eight Doric columns OF
s-ailer dimensions IN the interior Of
as driveway and seven small Doric col
--ns ornamenting a sort of balcony over
re drive. This will lead into a massive
s1,rance hall. There will also be a regular
street. entrance on the sd street front Of
lie building. The building will be thor
mghly freproof and will be ornamented
with tower OF large dimensions in the
oltre Of the Madison avenue frontage
shyartz & Gross are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
RENT COELET PROPERTY
.ssees to Erect on the Site a
Bio Building.

4 Marston leased for the Goelet
NO" the Jeano Leasehold Company.
ga" s,eckler. president. No 450 to 4A
l1aS venue. south OF Slst street, for
Fo''., ora wears on the site are three
lnsaS s,orv buildings. on a plot sOxSO feet
''A' '..se carries the privilege OF two re-
f~ ,s for similar periods and II is the in
T .',- of the lessees to erect on the site
'shu., story store and loft building.
.se adjoining southwest corner OF
Vn avenue and 31st street, on a plot
f,.,s feet. The QuOndam Land Holding
s-.-srv OF which Louis Steckler is pres
~ ,s al present erecting a twelve story
A..,,re which is estimated 20 cost about
80 and is expected 10 be ready for
S..ncv next May. Several of the in
- I'm the Quondam company are iden-
- with the Jeano company's operation.
=. site is diagonally opposite the new
. NJ Dodd Mead & Co. The adjoining
.-,bwest corner Of Fourth avenue and
y. street is owned by Henry Marks and
casper Levy.
v- steckler is also president Of the COM
nv which is erecting q twelve story
,-rs,ne Oh an L-shaped plot surrounding
=. northeast corner Of Madison avenue
,,3 ast street.
rse s. Johns Park Realty Company,
n CruiGshank, president, has leased
ar, the plans the nine story building con-
..,-irr $1,000 feet of floor space. 10 be-
'.,,ed on the block front on the east si6e
- washington street, between Barrow and
vo-ton streets, on a plot 20Oxl00 feet. The
,...sss are Bellies, Hess & Co, a mail order
..,oern located at No. 55s Broadway. The
,.,se which was negotiated by Tannen-
,,rr, Strauss & CO.. is for a term of
,vspty-ore years. beginning next August.
.,snet annual rental Of $1,000
yar,in & Martin leased for twenty-one
,.,rs the five story building at the south
80, corner Of Fifth avenue and SD street
con Harrison Y. Dyer and Perle n. Knoss.
rans were filed on Thursday for altera-
,es, 10 the building costing $4,000. Albert
r Ashforth vas the broker
pckslay & Co.. jewellers, now AZ No. c33
vnh avenue are the lessees of the store
ard basement at No. $40 Fifth avenue, re-
esrly reported.
Com & Co. have leased for the Gibson
s.nrart Construction Company $500
,,rsre feet at No. 146 to $50 West 18th
Gree, 70 William Constad q Co: for the
ynsrio Construction Company, 500 square
o., At No. 40 to 146 West 22d street TO
william Morris & Co: for Mary Borden,
lie TOP loft at No. IS East 23d street. TO 5.
grsnd & Sons. and space al Nos. Is and i
Vest 18th street 70 Alfred Husch.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
SALES AT Ell MORA, NJ. J.

q Mora Land Company, J. w. Doolittle.
PRESIDENT announces the following recent
sss az FL Mora. Elizabeth. n. J.: To En-
nsst F Light. 50xl2S feet, in Palisade Road.
asar Baldwin Place; TO Robert y. Earle,
szlD feet in Monmouth Road. adjoining
he corner Il Westheld avenue; 10 Dudley
s. John. -00vl5O feet. in Summit Road, near
Plrk avenue. 20 W. s. Ley, the house
tovu as the Pope property. corner Co
ala and Hillside roads; 90 Harry 4.
sziA 75zle2 feet. IN Colonia Road, between
Hillside and Pausade roads; 10 Alice Nor
-s,n. ipns0 feet. in Hillside Road. near
c,.oria Road: % I.ora T. Hurd. J0xl45 feet
o,-uer o. Park avenue and Hillside ROAD;
% Hans Petersen. BOXES feet, at the cor
as- @. Hillside Road and Baldwin Place
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
SUBURBAN SALES.

Sterling Drake has sold FOR the estate
Il Jare Warren, OF Keosauqua, Iowa, 70
Sidney r.. Bailey tile corner Of Cheves ave
,ge and VatchogUe Road. WeS1erIels"'
Staten Island
The Queens Court Realty Company re-
Do-is the following sales at Queens Court
Long Island: TO =. B. Stumpf plot SoH
i,3 feet a. Greed avenue and Ascot Place
% Z Dwye-. q plot 40x100 feet. with frame
dwelling. on the north side Of Ascot Place
% " D. y. Elmendorf a plot 4oIloo feet
O. the north side OF Paulding street. and
70 Z Mackenzie. a plot 4oX1oo feet, with
Bungalow. or the north side Of Stewart
street
William T. Bowman has sold 20 w. 7.
Kennedy & CO. a new house and six Iots
On Bsyswatcr avenue. a. Par RocNa"ay'
L1re Is.or,
,,Pease & Gilman have rented for Dr. .
5sroert C.sihCrne his house on 1,aH slI 80 :
Woodmere Long Island, 10 Thomas >
Adams for Use a an all the year FeSioei'0e'
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan. 2s--wHEATxxsrot firm: ~
red Western winter, rs 4d; futures STEADY; !;
Mach. rs s.d: MAY, Is CORN-Spot, new
American mixed. quiet 4s 3hd; Ola Amer,-
man mixed Arm. % I'd; futures steady Janu-
ary Is 97.d: February 4s 2Gd: May nominal.
FLOUR-Winter patents. 29s. HOPS In Lon-
don (Paclhc Coast). "a 6sGf5. BEEF-EHtra
India mess 1858 PORK-Prime mess West
ern. zoos. HAMs-shorr cut, 02s. BACON
Cumberland cut. G1s; short rib. eis Cd, clear
heavy 64s; short clear backs 57s. SHOULD
ERS-Square. SIS. LARD-Prime western,
tIerces 5is: American refined, pals. 52s Cd.
CHEEsE-Censdisn finest white, new, 93s:
colored ois 3D. URPENTINE-Spirits JsA
ROsTN-Common. i5s. PETROLEUM-R {.
fined. 6hd. LTNsEED OIL. ass 0d. TALLOW
Australian IN London, 38s Cd. COTTON
SEED OIL-Hull refined. spot 30s 7iid.
London Jan. s-srGARM,oRF.aw' eentTlfg- ,
uary os "a. LINSEED-Calcutta, April
June. ess 7l4d: LINsEED OIL .,. t5' 100.
lean refined 5Ad; spirits esd. TuRPEN-
TINE-sDlrits. 57s Cd. ROsIN-Amer!eah
strained. l6s: fine. i0s 10isd
Antwerp Jan. 2s.-PETROLErM 10 francs.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
REALTY NOTES.

Julian Benedict has removed 70 the Mar
bridge Building. No At West 34th street
Contracts for the Knoedler Fifth avenue
10000 sale and lease transaction were
sgned yesterday. according TO MY Behe-
act who acted as broker in the deal.
Toel Brett g. Co. have been appoihteo
agents FOR No. l03 Fifth avenue, an eight
s'oTy store and loft building. between l7th
sho 18th streets, and for No. 20 70 70 "eSe
20 s,reet, q new sixteen story store aHo
b'' building now nearing completion
rae firm Of Gnsey & Jenney has Deeh
essolyeo b. mutual consent from FeoruaIy
81. Peter Gilsey viii remain ID lle
Hsl estate business al No. 23 East -etii III
sueet, and Mr.. Jenney on that date WIN
oecorne associated with William A "hi'0
Sons AZ No 62 Cedar street
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION

Chicago Jan 2s Selling that was 100 en-
,trfsiastic for the end OF The week LED 10 an
rintlru ln wheat during the last hour today.
~, vav OF further reason for the advance cash
demand az MINNEAPOLIS was sail 20 be picking
mn ana baltimore reported -four sales foI ocean
.ti,r-srt the largest 81 three months. Closing
sz,,+es We. is0ff @ 70 nc higher than twenty
ro,ir hours previous Corn finished q shade ~
lEQi.c down. oats unchanged 70 a st@'eeI4t4 I...
- ,,ro--isigns The same last night 70 "a rise
- taIf a dollar. Trade in wheat consisted 't
'be main OF hammer.ng the market cary ~ ~.
- m escape holulnE transact lons open t.I
Nondav The rally was helped by signs OF
-1-'c->--y 4er~otec In the visiDle supply. To was
conceded. however that the iessening Oh The to'al
xyottfd he small
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London. jan 2s.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day amounted 10 49, Tt0 bales.
mainly merinos. which were eagerly absorbed
by the homo trade and Continental buyers.
with Americans occasional purchasers at fEil
prices Crossbreds were easier TO buy and
were frequently withdrawn. The sales fol
low: New South wales. 200 bales: secured,
11da1s Dad: greasy. 5isdais 80 Queens
land, 200 bales. secured is 3ddls I'D;
greasy, 6nd61s ia Victoria, 200 bales /:
secured. Is Id a Is 1Od; greasy, 6hdals 4i4d.
South Australia. 400 bales: secured. is y is
7hd; greasy. 6da1s. West Australia, lsoo
bales; greasy. ID a Is isd. New Zealand. 1900
bales; secured 1s hdd1s Sd. greasy, sd y
Is ] nd. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal 500
bales, secured. lid 7Is 100: greasy. ca Coz !.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
'F o D efOat
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. January 2S

New York. January 2N. 1917.
WHEAT-Modcrateiy active with
sentiment divided. Prices at the opening
were steady due TO irmer cables than anuci-
pated but there liquidation and prices
fell OF &c 70 &c. On the decline shorts
showed n disposition % cover for over SUNDAY,
and late in the day the market was frmer.
closing at a net advance Of u n igc. Liver
pool while failing TO make fun Response
10 our decline. was \ n Sad lower and
reports from abroad Indicated continued press
ure NJ wheat from Russia, Australia and Ar
gent,ne No rcd wheat 9Nitc elevator and
esLc Z b ahoat; No I Northern Duluth.
81 isx b afoat CORN-Opened steady,
hut considerable pressure developed and the
market sagged of &c 70 &c. bur closed un-
changed 10 4 c net lower. C7earauces from
seaboard points during the last week amount
cd 70 767 900 bushels against / 500 900 the
previous week aud 1.19l last year. EV-
port sales for the day. loads az New YORK
New No 2 SIC ahoat. OATS-Inactive
and bsroiy steady closing unchanged 10 &c
net lower Cash oats steady. standard white.
Ssizc. No .. Soc no 3, 3sc. No 4, 37i2c.
RYE-Dull: No . s3c b New York. BAR
I.FY-Quiet; mailing. e4cd$l / Buffalo.
UCKTHEAT-Quiet; American TIC C ]
New York Canadian. 56iac bid. 1 T. New
York for export
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

la,o hour veals nominaily steady; - ia1
Westerns weak. Dressed calves ouiss a,ntr
rGc for city dressed vealSi 10 0418o tof cou1"
dressed, With a few selected caTcassss &c
1870. -. n. ..~ ~
y OF h.od ali for slaughter; cars or s.ai g
stock on sale. Sheep nominal: lambs veI cu.s ~
and easier. With ~ cars un'9ld nh -, ,rsssed
mutton quiet az sk a sc per III; dressed iamps
at 9Qf0Ac: country dressed hothouse ianfl's
slow at s6Qs1f per carcass - "a
Sales-S Judd Co. 1o2 state iAinos' o.
ID average. at SO per 100 ID. 81 .g,-.
Newton q Co: II Ohio lambs. SO lb 10 Fo'
HOC;s-Peceipts. z cars, or 1855 head. az
for slaughter. Nominally frm and would ee.'
higher II there were any on the mar - :
Country dressed hogs steady at 94l2 a. to'
heavy 70 llGht weixhts.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
The PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.


.,EgsH sTREET-George K. Read & 20, o- IA the
s,,s,. 'of " Irving clark. e1eess59oir s9 rast 40th
- " Richard s Clark, No, oL .,s,as q
e. Two story brick stable, on q I,,as IoS
1etSeen Park and Lexington avenues -
.itaeg.ck EeDzer No 22z East slst street. a ny, ~
tenement house on plot ~ loA1O-,- -. -.
Sss,4H sTREET-In exchange for No, ,r-z,T;I, 10 No
fi, sifeet Mr Beuzer gave 20 Mrs. sSnstifne
E Lasi ZO,h street, a three story
en lot 20x82 feet. -.
M fERSCN sTREET-The Jenkins tsne-
ns,,s s'ia No. u jefferson street q sLh sN; Wolf
Ess house. on a lot 25.2X23. 10 tee,, -, cor
L. ~ Who owns the adjointing souln'AS'
q Henry street
s,st s,sSElLNE sTREET-Ths Brown EeSTy yhs SIX
sr-s aas bought from Lorenz WeIhs. - Nos
iN ott building. on plot 401100 fsst. a. @so,,th-
w.. sre III Greene street adjoining the
oNraer Of Bleecksr street.
THE BRONX. -.
f,r s!hD AVESUE-Eugene J. Busher tta I not,
iy.,ss Clayton Peal Detate COMPANY sveniIe
E ~ rect, on the west side OF Ihlra o. i'm
49, north OF ls1st street. 70 ouiIo"' A''
" xiis fys EJ9gZ Estaaa.sS
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEAROARD CIEARANCES.

COTTON-Very quiet huctuating within a
narrow range and closing quiet net point 9W-
er O., > points higher. Gables were about aS cue.
Waek-end reviews of the domestic drvgoods mar
ket we're more encouraging, increased activity
ana advancing prices being reported. but solg
~ Drfnt cloths at Fall River continue very smaIl,
and IL was stated that mill curtaiilnent was Oh
the Increase IN both Fall River and New Bee
ford Local contract prices. ,--
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
TO SELL HoAoLEY HOME.

The home of Joseph II Hoadley, at No
IS East Sd street. will be sold at auction
on February IS by Herbert a. Sherman as
the result OF a foreclosure suit in which
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29

William T. Refs Of the firm Of Raymond
Pynchon. is plaintiff. The house is SIX
stories in height, on lot 2Sxl02.2 feet 1t Is
one OF a row Of four butt several years
ago by McCaferty e. Buckley.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
RshLTY OWNERS TO DANCE.

4rs annual reception Of tho United req
his,e Owners, Association will be held TO-
Ro-row evening az Terrace Gardef.
'Ne tns reception there Will % Vauo'''''0
s'eriainment
New-York tribune., 1911-01-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

View York. January 2s i91i
PFFYFS- Receipts ilG cars. or l,0lT head.
All for slaughter and export. Dressed beef
slow and unchanged. No later cables EN-
,Cr,s from this port to-day. 70T cattle and
1857 quarters ~ beef. Exports ot livestock
ended January 2s 1911. were;