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New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
a sEGGAR's NEWSPAPER.

ANON. all npwspa pers certainly the most
curious is that called The Mendicants
Journal" which has begun a semi annual
publication In Paris IL f.. presumably. IN
tended for restricted circulation among the
elect" but copies Of ~ have been seen
and the government may commence opera
tions on it, Cwn account tending To sup
pres sion not only OF the periodical ITSELF
but Of ,nose responsible for II.
The columns of this newspaper are full or
advertisements Of which the following are
samples.
Wanted-A blind man TO play the hute.
At Once-A cripple 20 suppicate IN veal
thy districts. one preferred who has lost
his right hand. Person applying must nave
references and give bond for good faith
The newspaper also offers 10 supply lists
Of centres where begging may be pursued
most prohtably. with names or persons VINO
may be- approached. Facilities Tor obtaining
costumes suitable for cold weather begEary
are hlnted at Also "A beggaT well recon-
ln.udrd may obtain AT the bureau Of infor-
nation of the paper a list OF important
weddings. baptsms. burlals and givers or
social functions. together with servants
who NAV be worked Dates on which
rovaI or other official visitors ere expected
iu Paris win also bc supplied In advance
ON ravuout of g .ec. this 30 he graduated
accurdfug go tine r sndius ~ the bcggar in
hi frada. aud Tho position he must consent
~ orruuy. ss vel o. Tho iuporiauc" Of the
coming guest k.uG . coming. meaning
az 10 must eno~rtIu7 crowds about official
"trahs' that lists Of aIpllcantg must DO
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reg and '-f ra.t in lss,h street. D., was
'sDea 10y T-aulIa Petit
Old Church Property Resold.
10 'ia Central Baptist Church property.
40 2 to --j Wes, l2d street. was recently
--"' '' Harry ~ Frazec as site for "a
Doc r--oiJ it 10 AGA r.. GAMBLER
~ FIl. erect o mercantile building ON the
i. Ar. Gambler also bought 80 Z2i West
street Au investor paid about $1,000
~, '.' kn-mond Court apartments. No.
To- $50 West 18th street.
-''oIias d. Mcbride became the owner of
80. @ Columbus Annex. 80. 552 20 5J5 West
t0ga '''''
.e mouse is eight stories high and is
- ieel lu size. There are thirty-two
Rooms
:, 'e mouse was built ian 1853 by the Nc
- 1.o'fo" Engineering and Construction
t',. to.Npany. Ia part payment for the build
e 4ir Mcbride gave tract Of ten acres
- ''ie west side Of Boston Road. about 800
- -. nortn o. the city line 8ir. Mcbride
',.1eu DIS lots al 5000
-"e orleans fats were disposed Of by
.oOpoid Wen Tor the Circlet Realty Com
r. r. 'o client of Hays. Hershheld & Wolf.
property comprises three SIX story Nat
- s-'sA' No. 20 10 90 Eighth avenue, each
blot -'$l'o feet. The houses adjoin
:, Ef'mont. at thc northwest corner of
street four story building aud
e'ten"foor Graud Circle Hotel snd
-s'a1Tant on CoiumhUa Circle
sI1 John j C'ancy bought csrly last
-'''ns s-dHeiiins mouse IN the north side
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SUBURBAN SALES.

Dave a. kareisen has sold the southeast
corner Of Edgemerc and Beach avenues
Edgemere. Long Island. for Louis Kauf-
man 10 the - Gert-udo's Roman Catholic
Church. OF Far RockaWay u adjcins the
plot upon who. a church is being erected.
a rectory viii be built on the site just pur-
chased.
Richard Trimble, secretary Of the United
states Steel Corporation, is reported to ha le
purchased about 800 acres of land on Long
Island for the purpose OF establishing "a
country seat The property consists Of IN.
farms Of John Harugan. Frank Nostrand
and Arthur Lincoln. located in the Plping
Rock district near Brookynle The sale of
these properties was recently announced by
" Burlins Cocks and Samue! Wllets
Louis Schlessinger has sold for Andrew !
Post plot on Avenue \. running from Al
pine 10 Hunter street, Newark, To the Bar
low Foundry Company which win erect a
new plant. for Adele Meier. Of Seattle. the
business property az the northeast corner ar
Eighth avenue anu High street 10 Charles
r. Shipman for the Conrad Leic< estate
the brick house Nos. c. ana o. Crawford
street to y Giulian and for Mrs. ran.v
Ras,h The fra~c house Noa Itf and itt
scGth sth street to William o. Rogers
The El Mora Land Compsny reports fb.
follopinE Gale" - vi Mora A. To
Ernest T.. Anderton plot i5oAIio feet on
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APPELLATE TERM SCALES FINE
Woman Who Refused TO Appear as
Witness Wins on Appeal.

The Appellate Term Of the supreme 'o'''
Yesterday scaled down the iine "'''c" 'NS
ticc Schmuck. OF the city Court lnI'ic''l
on Mrs Sophie shapiro for contempt W
court in falling 10 appear as witness -
an action brought against her husband
Isaac Shapiro. by W. P. WesterVeit JuS
tice Schmuck fined Mrs. Shapiro Sl''oo' os-
ing 81. i2S for the claim of WestefVeil a7a'''''
Shapiro. costs and counsel fees.
Mrs Shapiro said she had not been se'F''
but the court took the word OF the process
server. The Appellate Term decided tll'''
while there might have been some srouhd
for believing shapiro was hiding or dispoS-
ing of his assets. it was not certain that
Mrs. shapiro could have told any thihS
about them The higher court did not t'hN
the wife should he compelled 10 pay 'n'
amount Of her husbands indebtedness ana
fixed her fine at $50 to cover the costs.
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LEASES.

Denzer Brothers have leased for term oi
years 10 the United States Raincoat COM
panv the fourteenth loft at No. 20 to -
West 29d street: 10 d. II. Holmes COM
rarv. space at No. l5 10 10 East -Sth
street. % the Leighton Marks Company.
the third loft at No. IS West nth street;
TO Never Kamber a loft az Nos. sos and
SO Broome street, and 10 Aaron Resented
the fifth loft az No. 80 Wooster street.
stephen IT, Tyng. Jr.. & Co. report the
following leases: For Horace :. Ely & co.
to Owens Kreisen Company. fourth floor az
No. % to SO East 10Th street; to Joseph
Hahnesand. fourth floor at Nos - and u
East goth street: to Kunath & Kunath'
space in No 373 Fourth avenue. 10 j. VI.
Baum & Co. space in No. 215 Fourth ave-
nue. and for VI. & J.. Hess 10 Lionel Moses,
space in No. , to West 37th street
The rutland & Whiting Company has
leased 70 Hobson. Houghton & 90. the
store. basement and sub basement at No.
g Bcetman street for ten years. AT Nos.
as and $50 Pearl street. the fourth loft 20
f1c J. Rogers Silver Company. and the dfth
loft 70 y. J. Nolan
Jacob Finkelsteln has leased the store.
basement and first loft containing about
twelve thousand feet. in Nos. 1913 and 20o
Canal street 70 Louis L. Ffrusk 10
Joseph Perlsinde- the building Nos. 35$ and
Sr5 East ID street, 20 Lyons q co. the
lodging house al Nos. 2le and 2el Bowery
Frederick FoN q Go. have leased ten
thousand feet ln No. f63 Broadway to tho
Ostrich Coulpanv of America for q term a.
pars hl conjunction with Hell a stern
rfteen thousand feet 20 40. 6'2 Broadway O
pro,cs Brothers. and thc second lofr a. M.
779 Broadvar To- the Levy & Goodman
COMPANY.
Herbert a. Sherman has leased to Boo
OTTO Gas Engine Woris tne sto-o a7d base
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TO DIVIDE THE CosINE FARM
Chanlers Testify as to Divorce Of the
Princess Troubetskoy.

The report Of the referee in the partition
action brought by Mrs. Margaret Chanler
Aldrich 70 settle the ownership OF the Cosine
Farm. large tract Of land on the West
side once owned by tine late Mrs. Laura
Astor Delano. was fled in the County
Clerks Office yesterday.
one Of the witnesses in the proceeding
was Winthrop Astor Chanler. The lawyer
asked him whether ii was true that his for
mer sister-in-lav-. Amelie Rives. now Prin-
cess Troubetskoy obtained a divorce from
his brother. John Armstrong Chanler, in
1895 in South Dakota. Chanler replied Il
don't think the family ever knew when ii
was obtained They don't know to this
day"
The lawyer said But she did obtain the
divorce
1T is commonly believed in the family. %
replied Mr. Chanler.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
BIG CORNER PLOT SOLD
Property Comprises Buildings at
Broad and Pearl Streets.
GIVE CASH FOR PREMISES
Realty Company Reported tc
Have Added to Its Holdings
in West 23d Street.

Tho bic plot al Tire southwest corner o'
Rroad and poarl streets. comprising an
area of $50 fect. was sold yesterday nl
tho Charles r. Moves Company for Pred
erick T. Forster TO a client Of Rosen &
Phillips
The property takes IN the buildings az
Nos Ic2 and lni Broad street and Nos. -.
g. IS and - Pearl street. with "a iron'as'
Of 81 foet i'm Broad street and ll3 feet i
Pearl street Tho transaction IS "a cash
one and nc trade ras involved. MIR Rosen
refused to give any Information as TO what
usc would 90 made of tho property or
whether IL would Dr. improved
Trc property Sos 80 and - West Sd
street srd 'hr abutti1s parcels. 10. 2s' 20
2f5 West I'D street. scheduled 10 be offered
IN foreclosure proceedings on Tuesday. are
reported 70 have been sold at privat" sale.
Tho huvor is said To- be- ,he Advance Realty
and CONSTRUCTION Company William L.
sltp1in and Frederick G.. Gilseyl. which on
FRIDAY acquired title go The adjoining par
col. No es3 West o2d street, lS.9y9S9 feet
from Morris Weirstoin. This would give
tho COMPANY control Of frontage Of 20 feet
II, 22d street and 563 foot in 22d street The
fcrecloslre sale was the result OF proceed
ings instituted by tho Farmers Loan and
Trust Company against W 2. Sheldon and
others TO secure Judgment o. about 80
coo The real owner Of the property how
over. fs said to be Fannie {. Hoadicy who
holds title
Sigmund e. Stcinman has purchased from
the sixteenth Street Realty Company Seth
Sprague Terry, president Nos. III ana In
East 18th street. a twelve story lott build
ing ON plot 56.6xl0S.3 feet. near Union
Souare. This structure was but recently
completed and is fully tonanted. The sale
is said 10 have been negotiated by Mrs.
Lillian G. Johnson, but at her Office yes
torday no information could be obtained.
The property is opposite the BorgfeIdt
Building. The property was held at about
$4,000
Another group Of Trinity tenement houses
in the Old Greenwich Village section will
shortly be removed 70 make way for ousi-
ness. structure. The three three story build
ings at No. 80 to a Commerce street south
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proved with a sixteen story building when
present leases expire next May Plans for
this structure have been prepared BY H. Z.
Severance.
Sales for Manhat:an and The Bronx an
nOuuced YESTERDAY follow:
MANHATTAN.
18TH STREET ssmund p stsinran has pur-
chased from tho sixteenth street Realty Com.
rsuy. Seth SprszUe Terry, president, Ncs IL
aud tiS FAst 18Th street. a twelve story lo,t
, building on plot G5Ni03.3 feet near Union
COMMERcE STREET Trinity Corporation
iss sold tho three three story tenement houses ~
NO 80 10 - Commerce street, az the southwest
corner ~ Barrow street. 70 a client o. " J.
Schelher Bros The property is o. plot
go iX2O.t feet.
tiou Company is reported 10 have sold Nos. sl5
AID 81 West 1871 street eight story elevator
apartment house. known A. The HHnfirghcld, on
plot 5DXio0.1i feet. between Broadway aEd Rifsi
l4sTH sTREGT-Du Bois & Taylor have sod
i'r me ReNton Reshy company ~ clients 'pT j.
.esiwe1t fae iwp ~ story triple haihouFeF.
Nos. 22i AMI 523 west I3J's street. 49, feet cast
OF BIoaarat. ON plot 90 fv'a II foot TIE -ri'cr
a"''tr"| '1o nroperfr I1 tradf fpr NOS - 1nf
il6 Easf "sth street issf month
WEST BROADWAY q 3 S~heu5c- a. Rr1T.
s"'i for AleXsn'er M"tarrer SO "a N'st
Broadway. % ore -t1r; buri!1s lot 1svSo
feet. a1joirms N" n"rfhNeft e9r7"r ~ W9rtA
street
wEST END AVENUE -Frederick Ztisl q
sons have reso.d fo- E1ris 8 -inno'' No 2ll
W"r' Erd avenue northwest corner of list
street, r. Glo story American basement dveiiirz
loYsc on iot 25X-0 t.ei. which tho oilers puf
chased earlier lH tne weeb. The buyer VIII -
rg-v fFo house.
57TH STRRET-T :. Pinrus has sod the
f1lf stor, building No. 2i3 West 2T'h street. On
'o' 9'N1S5 ''ot. a'a'ed - feet west of seventh
. avenue
BROAD STREET The charles ?. soys, Com
parry ha. sold f0r Frederick T.. Forster a riot ~
the soutnwest corner ~ Broad and pearl streets
. incHdiGC bnlcings Nos. ie2 and i04 Broad
street ard No. ~ 20 30 pearl street. Tho prop
OFT, mas frontage ~ * frst N Broad street AT
ii; ircf Do Pearl street and II about : 0OD feet
tr8n" vas involved. The purchaser IL client
o. glsen 81 Phillips.
THE BRONX.
WEST FATuS EOAD-Nioiolss Leopard he's
'ld for Theresa Rastono her two family detached
house No. 1880 wast Farms Road. corner Bryant
aro7u". ,o s.. Klubrik
GRAND ANENCE-Thorn & 60 have soil ,or
. J. a.. HoizenrOsler 80. 1s}5 Grand a enue, a
dwelling house. IN plo' JOxi0s reet.
FOREST ANEErE- B-eYnig q Jaeger haze
sod or ~ ". Harris % EJzabeth Roden 30
T 10 Forest ave; ge. Two family house plot
t0xi7o feet.
MORRIS PARK AvENTE-N Ssrraciuo has
purchased plot 0Nl00X rr7 suar a. the north
/ east cor. ~ ~ motifs Park avenue ard Van III
ION street ite is preparing plans for I've story
hui f'rg, work on which will be started in the
spring.
BRYANT AYENt-E.-Wi Williamson & pryan sold
ioE James McMaaus % Patrick Failing No I44i
Bryant avenue. q three story dwelling house m
lot H)Xlo9 feet. Tho buyer gives IN exchange his
residence at Flushing. Lo1g Island
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REALTY NOTES.

Collins 4 Rowe and z. II. Ludlow co.
were the brokers in the sale OF No. - East
ith street FOR the Andrews estate to Albert
Sokolski.
Tho Ernestus Gulick Company has been
appointed manager o. the eleven story Bon
wit-TeHer Building. No Az 20 i2l Fifth ave-
nue.. az 3sth street
Alphonec Deane has opened branch Of
flee Of tho Deane Realty Company at
kingy5ridge Road and Heath avenue. y
large amount OF building is projected for
that part OF Kingsbridge in the spring.
Joseph Kramer. located for many years
in the midtown section. has opened an Of
Gee 40 No. l0l West efth street for the
transaction Of general real estate busi-
moss
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west corner of Barrow street. have been
sold by Trinity Corporation TO client of
H. 81. Ssheuter 8 Bros. who viii im-
prove the site. Tho property has front
ace Of COL feet in Commerce street and 2O.i
feet in Barrow street being 80 feet wide at
the rear. Trinity owns several other par
GELS in the block bounded by Commerce.
Barrow Hudson and Morton streets. but
the three properties just sold are separated
from the other holdings.
Another big business structure is planned
for the olocb in i5th street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues. The plot. 62xi005 feet.
al No. IS 10 D. owned by A. Hayman.
Henry Dazian and W. \ Rose. is TO be I'm
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summit Road. near Park avenue: 20 r. T..
Benedict a plot 10oNtoo feet at summit
RoaG and VALLEY Place: 10 Robert 6. Ed
wards a plot 65X10o feet on Hillside Road
between Westfeld avenue and Colonia Road
and 40 Allen Morgan a plot looXlo0 feet on
Fer-wood. Terrace. near Galloping Hill
Road
The Bria~ciT Realty Company has leased
at Briarclif 10 l.. r. Hungerford tho Pres
brey cottage for one year; TO Or. Z. Wilder
the Ben Dhu cottage for seventeen months; :;
to Alfred Edey. Of Nutley. y. j., the Mount
Quahnie cottage for one year, and to F. {.
Messinger for three years the tearoom.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
MEAT MEN NOT GUILTY
Evidence Against Schwartz Brothers
Was Not Conclusive. Judge Holds.

Sghwartz Brothers. OF Harrison and
Kearny y. j.. VINO were accused Of yio.at-
ing tho New Jersey pure food act by in
spectors sent there by the federal pure food
bureau 10 seek violations Of the national
law. were declared not guilty by Judge
Charles Carrick. IN the lst District Court
in jersey city. ycsteTday.
The inspectors testified 10 taking dis
essed COW hat had been killed TO the works
OF tho firm. and then u trying 10 trace it
through tho various processes Of prepare
tion for the food market. Judge Carric'
held tho evidence introduced was not con
lilI.iNr.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
REALTY BOARD ISSUES DIARY.

Tho Dia~v and Manual " the Real Es-
tate Board OF Brokers for 1872 has Just been
rrrli.hod at rho ioard room. No. ii5 Broad
wa. This years book IA the most prefer
tious The board has ever printed. II con
talns much valuable Information for every
one Interested in real estate. II has the
Davies and Holman rule, the Building
Code. the Tenement House Department
regulations ard the rules and regulations OF
the various municipal departments.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
BROOKLYN SALES.

r Talbot Perkins and De Selding
Brothers have sold for Frank VI. Smith. OF
Oakland. cal. No. - Hsncock street, ana
FOR Airs. ". r. Smith. No. rs Greene ave
nue..
Frank 4. Scaver sold for George Avereil
20 an investor live lots OH tho north side
OF 10Th street. IL feet east Of Fourth ave
ple
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
SEEKS REST AFTER 20 YEARS
John Smith, Director Of Central Park
Menagerie. 10 Ask for Leave.

After working for twenty years without
a tion. John Smith. director OF the
Central Park menagerie. is 10 seek leave
OF absence because Of illness. Before enter
ing the Park Department the veteran d.
rector was a member of the Legislature
having served from 1915 to 1871 as a repre-
sentative OF the old 2lst District. which now
comprises about six districts.
OF am feeling III and think I need little
rest" said the director yesterday. Samuel
J. Tilden was Governor when Mr.. Smith
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24

pany. It will have frontage Of 40 iee'
on the avenue by 100 feet in the street }.
will be equipped with IN elevator and nave
recommendations for ninety families. Geo' Ge
= Pelham. architect. has estimated the cost
at S175.0Oo.
Revised plans hav" been filed Io' ''e
shelter. garage and stable for the America"
Socjet, for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10
Animals. which is 70 BE- erected on the
southwest corner Of Avenue \ ana Zith
street. at cost Of $4,000. Ren"ick
Aspinwan & Tucker are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24

was q member OF the Legislature and was
a personal friend, according to the dI'eo,''
4 short time ago Park Commissioner $40
yer cut the directors salary in hat. lie
formerly got 5000 q year.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
sALE OF WHITNSY PROPERTY.

Bryan t. Kennedy will offer at auction on
Ianuary IS. for the estate Of Horace p.
whitney. Nos e55s and 1850 Third avenue
TWO one story brick stores. built TO allow
for five additional stories, on plot 54xl25x
Irregular
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24
TENEMENT TO COST sr75ooo.

Plans have been MED for the construction
of q els stor' tenement house on th' noftb-
eaat corner n Nagle avenue and Arden
street for tho Iharie- Hensle Realty com
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filed in advance. as. 10 he sure. the ranks OF
beggars must not be 20 overcrowded as 70
neeessitate a systematic thinning out oI
them by the police .-Harpers Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-24

mont comprising about fifteen thoueand
square feet in No. IA TO us Libert, street.
d one time occupied by tEc "ortIiugtJn
Pnmn CnmnanN.
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EgAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
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MORTGAGES.

WIFI. PAY 81 FOR \ SECOND MORTGAG
of $1,000 on my FIVE story tenement PAU
GOLDBERG. 1880 Lexington ave.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
TO LET-EUILDlNG,
IO3-lO5 WEST 37TH ST.
Between BroadUaF and eth Ave
1ovQs f0ur stories. With extra weight hearirs
floors: building vas constructed lor me pr"seLt
,,r,,nants Locke & smith. plumbers supply
house. lease expires May Z. 1912. possession
can be had on February l.
Apply 10
4 T. WHITAKER > .iGS Broadway a. stth -.
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NEW JERSEY.
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ADtSON, N. J.
5.lQ.2O Or A0.aCRE fRaCTS
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-OsSINING IDEAL sCBERBA
BONES fine location, grand views. Apply
TFgS IEARI. Oss ninS. y. y.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-08
EVENTS

A~S>0~O>'>>>>~'SS--S
Mrs. J. N. Lee, of Arion, was Den.
isop shopper Saturday.
C. G. Kemming was in Omaha Tues
day transacting business.
Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon spent Tuesday
in Omaha visiting friends.
L. C. Butler, of Arion, was a pleas
ant county seat caller Friday.
c. R. French was up from Arion
Monday transacting business.
Frank Bolten attended the cement
show in Omaha last Thursday.
Anthony Monohan, of Omaha, spent
Friday in Denison visiting friends.
Mr.. Leslie Saul, of Carroll, was a
Denison business caller on Fr:Gay.
J. H. Kuhns, of 'Onawa was in Den.
ison Thursday, transacl:ug business.
J. L. Riggleman, of Deloit, made the
Review Office a pleasant call Tuesday.
Charles Kuhl and Don Dutz, of Man
ming, were Denison callers Thursday:
The commercial club, of Iowa City,
is boosting project for $250,000 no.
tel.
Mr.. George H. Dietz, of Manning,
was Denison business caller Thurs
day.
Mr.. E. C. Lentz, of Buck Grove, was
q business caller in Denison Satur-
day.
Miss Bernice Hahn, of Buck Grove,
was in Denison Thursday, visiting
friends.
Miss Grace Bamford visited at the
c. l.. Liscomb home near Dunlap on
Monday.
Mrs. Hanna Dean, of Kiron, visited
friends in Denison the latter part of
last week.
Emil Jepsen was down from Schles-
wig Friday, transacting business at
the county seat.
Mrs. Frank Woolsten was down
from Ellis Friday, calling on her many
Denison friends.
Mr.. Oscar Larson and wife, of Sioux
City, are guests this week at the s.
H. Towne home.
Mrs. F. N. Olry and daughter spent
several days in Schleswig last week,
visiting her parents.
George Signak, of Cedar Rapids,
was in Denison several days last
week on legal business.
C. l.. Voss returned Thursday from
several days business trip to Croft
ton and Bloomfield, Neb.
Mrs. d. Wahlin and daughter,
Rutherford, of Vail, were in Denison
Thursday, visiting friends.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dodge, of East Boyer township, a
daughter, on Feb. 5, 1911.
Mrs. c.. L. Voss left Sunday for Des
Moines, where she will remain several
days visiting friends. She expects to
visit her sister, Miss Ethel Gulick,
at Indianola before she returns home.