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Barton County democrat., 1912-04-26

Ethel MOffatt had the school Seyera,
months the past winter while Mr.
Brown was i'll.
The results of the contests we're as
follows:
In high school events:
ElAnwoOd, u.
Pawnee Rock, 6 1-3
Great Bend, "a 2-S.
In graded school events:
Roosevelt school, Great Bend 81
Washington school, Great Bend, n.
District II, 26. Ellinwood, 8. Pawnee
Rock, 2.
The events were won as follows:
High school events and 1st, 2nd, Srd
and 4th places denoted in order given
100 yard dash, Porter, Great Bend,
Bloom, Pawnee Rock. Time, 10 3-5.
22O yard dash, Porter, Lobdell,
Scheufler, Great Bend, Bloom, Paw
nee Rock. Time % seconds.
40 yard dash, Hart, Russell, Great
Bend, Ernsting, Elhnwood. Time, GA
seconds.
$50 yard race, ScheufIer, Rucker,
Great Bend, Brnsting, EllinwoOd,
Time, 1882 1-3.
Pole vault, Lobdell, Deal, Great
Bend. Ruddick, EllinwoOd; Z feet, 9
inches.
Broad jump, Porter, Rucker, Great
Bend. Bloom, Pawnee Rock; 20 feet.
High Jump, Porter, Rucher, Jordan,
Hart, LObdell, Great Bend. Bloom,
Pawnee Rock; feet, II inches.
Shot put, Porter, Great Bend, Her
old, BTlfnwood, johnson, Great Bend !;
85 feet.
l mile neIay, Porter and Scott, Hart
and Scheufler for Great Bend. Elln--
wood team second. Time, minutes.
Events, girls.
50 yard dash, Inez Gaunt, District
II, Blakey and Marshall, Great Bend
tied for End and 3rd places. Time, 6
seconds.
Penmant race, Rubart and Marshall
lst, Scott and Sharp. Great Bend
Time, Z seconds.
Girls Dodge Ball, Roosevelt school
lst and 2nd.
Black and White, Roosevelt school
lSt, District II. End.
Flag race, District II first, Roose
welt Ind, Pawnee Rock 3rd.
Ball throw, Carrie Johnson, Wash
ingtou, 1st, Inez Gsunt, District II
End, District II, 3nd and Ellinwood
4th. Distance not measured.
40 yard dash, Louise Clark, 1st, Del
10 Seward End, and 3rd place also wo1
BY Roosevelt school
Grades games fT boys:
Dodge Bah, Roosevelt school Is
and 2nd.
Steal stick, Roosevelt 1st and End
Black aud White, Roosevelt 1st ans
2nd.
Potato race, boys under 10. Wash
ingtom LIST, Roosevelt 2nd, Dist. Il Sr
Potato race, boys over 10. RooSe
welt 1st, Dist. II 2nd, Washington Srt
Ginning, Roosevelt 1st, Washing
ton 2nd, Dist. II 3rd.
Rope climbing, Washington Isl
Roosevelt End
100 yard dash, DeightOn Of Wash
ington 1St, James of Washington 2nd
Williams of Washington 3rd, BhedSo
Of Roosevelt 4th.
so yard dash, Washington LIST ans
End, Hawkins and Miller, RubaTT
Roosevelt 3rd, Dist. Il 4th.
One half mile, Washington, 1st aD
End, Bortz and Breeder, Roosevelt
3rd and 4th,- Meyers and Meyers.
44O yaNd relay race for boys mde
IL, Washington, 1st, teams, Steven
and Miller and Merton and Yount
Roosevelt, End and Srd, teams, Dew
ey Warmer, Vernie Linn, Eddie an
Elias Scheufer. Ivan Riley, Ohas. RI
BILE, Bob McMullen, John Reed an
Britain Spaugh-
$50 pelay, Washington 1st, William
James, Roosevelt 2nd, Bledsoe and A
bert Meyers. Washington Srd, Vel
and Dighton.
High jump, Roosevelt LIST, Bleds'
Washington End, Williamson, Eli
wood 3rd, Kimpler. Height feet i
Broad Jump boys under IA, ROos
Barton County democrat., 1912-04-26

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State Convention
Porter Young
Barton County democrat., 1912-04-26

F. D. Wilson was out to Bison
Tuesday.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-12
For Rent a good seven room house
close In. Inquire OF +. r. Jones. chief
OF police. lott

For Sale One of the hest and most
modern six room cottages IN the city.
This cottage Is brand new and stitted
up with all modern conyeniences. A
good full sized lot facing the east.
corner lot and only six blocks from
the postofiice. This cottage was built
for home BY the owner and every
thing Is Of the very best that money
could buy. There Is a brick fire place
in the cottage that cost the owner $50
Full basement good heating plant
and the very best Of plumbing that
money could buy The fact u the
matter II this eottsss So .::ssst b: r;;c,s ID "a
be fully appreciated The owner of
this property Is going to leave the
city and mist sell III II 'lle price o,ss
this beautiful modern home u only
81, 100; half cash and balance as long
as you want it. For further partic-
ulars inquire Of q. Nj. Barker at the.
Saturday News offiee. IL
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-12
GO WEST THIS FALL

Low ore WAY coLoNIsT FARE
IS Daily from September rs to- Oct
ober 10 1912, inc. one-way second
class Coionist tickets will be on sale
to the principal points fiji California
and the North Pacific Coast via the
Chicago and Northwestern Ry. Also
to the more important points in
Montana, idaho. Utah, etc Choice 81
scenic routes. Favorable stopovea,E
sgssyiieges. NJ
For full Information apply to tick
let agent The North Western line.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-12

RYE FOR SALE kampsska Mill-
ing Co. l3-tf 4
Mrs. William Monroe Ia visiting
friends at Huron this week.
W. j. schliesman took in the state
flair during the week. y
A call has been sent out by the
Taft republicans, Of d meeting, to be
held at Mitchell, September 18th. ~
City Recorder Thomas Davis Wis
lited at the state fair the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Bennett visited
TAT Huron during the week, attend
| ing the state fair.
There we're In the neighborhood of
$500 less hunters licenses issued this
year than last.
If when you shot at a chicken or a
duck, you missed ittake the gun to
q gunsmith and have 1t fixed.
Walter Snodgrass, carrier No. p,
is enjoying his annual vacation. He
Is down at the state fair this Week.
Fri McBath is substituting on route
one this week, during the absence
OF Carrier Snodgrass. 5ss55
Thomas McBath is visiting al the
state fair this week. Two of the Nc.
Bath boys are employed at the state
flair grounds. ~ 1. &
/ NJ. Halstro1a, formerly employed I'M
one Of the drug stores III this city, ts3
tnow holding a similar position at Hur-
on, this state. So
Attorney A. Sherin left for Sioux
Eity, Iowa, this morning on legal
business. While at Sioux City last
week, he met Stove Elliot, who is
employed on the Tribune of that city.
+, g. Dunn, who had been In the
employ OF Ole Ronning tha drug.
gist. went to Bryant, Monday, for
! visit with friends and relatives.
The members OF the local NJ B.i
A. lodge, entertained Supreme Sec
rotary e. Il. Bali, Of Mason City,
Iowa, and State Manager w. 3. Steg-
ner, Of Sioux Falls. Mr.. Bali gave an
instructive talk to those present at
the meeting Monday evening on he
new rates, which are at the present
timo receiving SO much time and at
ltention among lodge members.
1 Stamp Clerk George p. Miller, Is Off
duty, taking his annual allowance
OF time, which Uncle Sam gives his
4 emplo5 ees. Mr. Miller is out at Troy
at his old home, and Is also doing d
little hunting.
The state association of osteopaths
held their annual meeting at Hur-
on, Tuesday. The meeting was cal
ed to order. by the president, DR.. j.
w. Pay, of Milbank. DR.. G. w. Shelf
ey of this city. read a paper on rap.
Il pendicitis. =
A woman who has been camping
west of the city for some time, was
i appealing to the police department
I and trying to locate her husband,
who she said had deserted her. She
has several head Of horses to look at.
i ter, and several children. Z,
Harry r. Wood, who for some time
had been one OF the clerks at the
general delivery window, and who
was recently married, has sent his
resignation to the postmaster to take
effect immed iateIy. His place is be-
4 Ing taken by Herman Wegner who
took the examination at Castlewood
! Esome time ago.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-12

Wanted71o % acres plowed and want
~ plowed good. VIII pay good price
and pay cash for same Would like
TO have It done with d tractor. Jim
Smith, Ga s. Maple st, 1919.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-12

Just q word 70 the home builder, the
contractor Or the lumber dealer. Let
us figure on your frames, mill work
etc. Watertown Wood Works and
Box Factory. al
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-12

Fer Sale One new wagon, ali conf
plete, SO One new gang plow at
$55. Inquire al 726 Third ST. s, d. I'll
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-12
=

For Bale pony and tNn ssatsd
surry at q bargain. Pony isssix ysars
old and perfactly gentle. suzry i ii
good shape. The havness goes wiz
the OUTFIT Price $3.50. & .. ss,ith.
ut stokes Mn. II III 4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-12

Wanted buy small house on
payments. Address Box S71, city,
Attorney g. g. Sherwood of Clark,
was IN the city Sunday. on his way
to Huron to attend to matters politl.
cal and take In the state fair.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-12

Hiss Blanch Gerber ot Clark was
n the city sundy
Scott Cray has been Ct Huron dur e !
Ling the week
Attorney s 70 and went 70 Hur-
on Tuesday, 50
g. Addison n was q Huron bus
mess visitor the Il. first of the week
Doane Wood OF the Saturday News
y at huron With the band this week.
AL the boys and girls are singing e:
',lf you Shay1n 4 got the who opingcough.
4 you VIII get It bye and bye,
Theodore Antony, cashier Of the
Gary State Bank, visited with Water
town friends Sunday. s8;2!
J. 1t u. Nh ~ q JanesYilie, Nsis.,
VINO was m the CITY several days Oh
his home.
While there has been no frost many
! leaves from the trees have fallen on
the ground. \
Several members Sof the militia af9
1 ct the state lair this week doing guard
duty NH
/ MIS- .: s. Fisher AZ n Minnesota
this week, visiting With friends jtts'
cities saturday NJ
4 AndreW Stormo had charge q me
\ Cereal store last week during the ab1
sence Of the manage Alex lawson.
! IN the city Sunda
Mrs. J q. Hanchett ana daughter
Mrs. d Lawrence Cooper OF Willow s'7f5
Lakes were NatertoWn snoppeIs %
Wednesday OF last Week.
i Inc state lalr s Inl year ls sa 4V
70 PC tne pest n tne history q tnae
lnsti luton ne $e3niDlts we're hey-
er5 petterTtne attenoance mas Desn
4 excellent lltll'
y. Z. sears VINO hsa oeen Gown " Y
iowa anu ~ " ihls' sota " e e
VISIT, returned 70 s y al'b Mond ~
evening lg Last evening ne oepatted
i Tor North YAKIMA, washington where
ne intends % remain ior some tlme.
rudolph Meisel, VINO s'ftl hao peen en-
I ployed In one Of the drug STORES ~ N
this city for some ume past, ana W a't
I ieiL Ing CITY 9 = es'As stso
~ now WorKlns n = dlus store'2 g
huron. VI ].
William M Mail ana son 1ohn' e.
LaVillo, iowa E'' came sto :. " aseItoMn
last ihursuay. V consult ~. elofiis-
4 ey, about the young man mans > ne'aitn
which has been poor Ios some time g
past s., ..ss'3 '''si
me vino ana ram storm 1i SUNDAY llt
night caused quite q number lt1 OF PEI PEG.
pie OF the city consideraDi une 'sias
/ ness, especially when ne vino WHIP
ped from the south TO the north
4 and was followed by. 2 very au rleNL
spell However that was the iast
Ct the storm. s sss33 i, 5si.
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hssauquaf .els va !. = e
business tne nrse = .ne @eeA, 49, 8.
chairman snerWo ~. ~. u, so,n =, = tne
clty IroM Ciark' any w eaAe pei 'ot,.
AZ supervision SUI OF the cahpaish Wo.A
from tnen On until She tSoYenpei eie -
tion. .,s l.5
! me kampeska Matelaais oo's onl-
ces, formerly located IN tne tIos 0'
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puss tne pas' a " u :, es ~ :
son = ~ u = = go !, - $50 y,
sne s.aes. ss.useu :. ~ 8, es i, !.
VT ~ isio1iolson = sisins ~. !
~ soou ~ 80 Z, 1e = Z.
Des.e, pas 'Aan 'ne 80 & a'io" = q
stse nm.
An article ar that mas "a real merit should
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-12

or One LII 4 Iha
Special ELEVATOR Potato niK;Sli II. On
common ne arduh ~ H'lsyasor Eotsss
10 I1iggsr two. three M ttoa1 li6sl 4,
|Call and ~ them
Watertown. B; y, phone u istf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-12

FoundA watch. Owner can have
same BY proving property and paying
for this advertisement, 8. Josephson,
814 First Ave. N. b. 1919
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-12

For Sale nearly new gas range,
cost SIS. Will sell Al ALI price. In
Squire Of II. An. Wagner AZ Hatertown
sCarbonating co. lott
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-09-12

nay - OAhi{sSf SltCiIOn MI ny uSIS4 he bpSHL
Sunday at the hospital with his wife
Were she is receiving Treatment and
recovering from the effects of the OPP
Grafton performed upon her couple
of weeks ago. She is getting along
nicely and If she continues to improve
| IT is expected she will be able to re-
turn home next week. castlewood Re
publican.
A Everett, president OF the
Everett Aughenbaugh Mills Of Waseen
and jay Hubbard of the Hubbard Mill
ling Cos of Mankato, were In the city
last Friday The trip was made III
an auto and combined business with
pleasure Mr.. Everett is nephew
Of s. fl. Addison, manager Of the j..
I i Case Implement house of this city,
and the gentlemen were guests at the
Addison Home during fhesr stay in
the city
AD his old friends here will be glad
to know that Sidney Marquis is maxi
ing good as designer forf me Sfude.
baker auto company at Detf st, Michi-
gan. He has designed some excellent
improvements for that make Of cars.
and has worked out patent attach.
ment that has attracted considerable
attention from the Inventors Of the
country. Sid MARQUIS is q splendid
boy and the Courier predicts he will
make good In any undertaking Clear
Lake Courier.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-10-24
Rebekahs Picnic

On Tuesday of this week,
Meade Rebekab Lodge members
pIcknicked at the f. d. Smith
farm west of the city. They
started early, took their dinner,
and remained all day. Those
IN the party we're: Mesdames
Mars, Ellis, Wood. Stevens
Bunch, Ice, Twist, Sweet, Smith
and Marshall.
The affair was given in honor
of Mrs. |. D. Smith and was a
surprise.
They all say they never had a
better time or better things to
eat.
The crowd and the place are
sufficient proof that they had a
royal good time.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-10-24
Court is IN session this week.

More people are giving us their busint IS
every day. wonder why. Crowder.
Preston Davis, of Plains, was
in Meade the first of the week
on business.
A Car of IDAHO POTATOES
Saturday or Monday at IS cents per
bushel in ten bushel lots, at Stevens
Mercantile Co.
J. l. Stevens, of Coats, Kansas
has been spending the past week
at the home of his son, o. r.
Stevens and family.
Will send a lot of Hats to Ameri-
can Hat Works to be cleaned and
blocked, Saturday. You may ex-
pect the very best work. Bring EN-
n)w. CROWDER.
Tuesday of this week Rev. J.
N. Stamper came into the News
Office and said that ne had some
samples which he wanted TO
show us. Upon investigation,
we found that he had several
pieces on ice, fully half inch
thick, which he said had formed
the night before.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-10-24

Better get out that old suit. bath will
do it good. Crowder will show you.
]. B. H. Hamilton, of Plains,
was in Meade last Saturday.
He says he was more than pleas
ed with the result of his sale,
and that it amounted to much
more than he anticipated. He
says he thinks Mr.. Stamper is
one of, if not the best auctioneers
in Kansas.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-10-24
Eat on Election Night

The Ladies Guild of St. Aug.
ustine's Episcopal church will
serve lunch on election night.
While waiting for the returns
they will sell you hot hambers-
er. Further notice i'll be Civ
en- as to place.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-10-24

We have the work. You have the clothes.
Lets get together. Crowder.
Remember to patronize the
Episcopal Ladies on election
night for a hot hamberger while
you are waiting for election re-
turns.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-10-24
Seed Wheat.

Will furnish seed wheat on
ground that is in medium condi-
ton, for one fifth of the crop,
raised and delivered to market.
Address J. J. SPEcHr,
Advertisement Meade. Kansas.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-10-24
ION TIME"

For the better reg
gulation of our Gus
toners time-pieces, we
have lately added to
our Watch Repair
Equipment, a fine s
day Box Marine Chro-
nometer that is rated
down to a few seconds
Der month. This in
strument is the kind
used on ships for as
sertaining their posi-
ton at sea, and is the
'.last word" 10 fine
time-keeplng. Bring
your watch in and
have it set by our
time.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1912-10-24

on business the first of the week
Elmer Rosenberg is here
from Richtield, Kansas attend
ing court,
Mrs. Fred Gray and daughter
returned to their home in Hutch
inson this morning.
Chas. Hardin came in Sunday
from Clayton, N, NJ, for a few
days stay with his family.
Don't forget the Baptist Ba-
zaar and food sale in the ladies'
rest room next Saturday.
Mrs. T. M. Darnell and Mas
ter Raymond, are visiting with
friends in Spivey, Kansas.
L. E. Chamberlain, of Plains,
was a Meade visitor Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
When you think of your Sun
day dinner think of the food sale
in the Ladies rest room, Satur-
day, October rs.
Mrs. Tom Gray is suffering
from a severe attack of pneu-
monia. Her friends hope for
; her early recovery.
Mrs. w. C. Osgood and Miss
Hope, and Mrs. r. P. Smith and
daughter, left this morning for
Wichita, Kansas,
Rev. J. M. Robinson, of Lakin,
Kansas was in Meade few days
this week on business and see
ing old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Taylor,
of Caney, Kansas arrived in
Meade last Saturday for weeks
\ visit at the home of Mrs. Tay-
lor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Frame.
George Dorland will conduct
the buying of cream at the City
Meat Market for the Continental
Creamery Co. George is good
steady boy, and will merit the
confidence of the company and
patrons without doubt.
Mrs. Lem Kyger, of Omaha,
Nebraska was called to Mime
ola last week on account of the
serious illness of her brother, J.
A. Follick. Since a turn has
come for the better, she has
been visiting friends and rela-
tives and friends in Meade.
Besides getting your Sunday
dinner already cooked, you can
buy Christmas presents for all
your friends at the Baptist Ba-
zaar and food sale to be held in
the Ladies rest room next Sat-
urday, October 20.
Mrs. Pearl Wood Smith, dem
ocratic candidate for County
Superintendent, came home Sat-
urday for days stay at home.
She is proving to be a very popu-
lar candidate and it is expected
that she will receive the loyal
support Of Meade county voters
at the November election
E. B. Dorland left Monday for
Hutchinson, where he goes to
assume his. duties of. Division
Superintendent for the CONT
mental Creamery Co. Everett
has been buying cream for this
company for the past years and
the record he made and the sat
isfaction given, caused the COM
pany to promote him. In a re-
cent examination, he made
grade of 100 per cent, which
also pleased the company. The
News wishes him success.
Last Thursday morning
message was received in Meade,
stating that ]. A. Follick, of
Minneola, and who has been suf-
fering for the past few weeks
with an attack of typhoid fever,
had taken relapse and that he
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-07
DIES AS AUTO ROLLS
DOWN EMBANK MENT

SCHENECTADY. Oct. 1-George
Baguely, a merchant of Toronto, Cam
ada. was killed five miles west of
this city While touring in his auto
mobile from New York to his home.
Baguely, who was driving, accom-
panied by his chauffeur, S. Hogg, had
turned out to pass another automo-
bile when he ran into aTrut and lost
control of his car,swhich went9down
o 15-foot cnibankment, struck a pile
of stone and turned turtle, throwing
the chauffeur clear of the car, but
pinning Baguely underneath.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-07
NEWS
OF THE STORE

LIZ xHE S1ORE
The Teddy Bull Moose has
come to join the Teddy Bear
they are here at S1.l0.
:. s. ::
There is always some fellow in
the procession tagging behind
and shouting "Wait for me-" But
when it comes to store merchan-
disc the people of Newark need
wait for nothing--we're ready
for them with mighty stocks OF
everything they want - ready
right now.
:. :: :.
II anyone wants a Farm, or a
Mcnagerie, or a School, they can
get one in the Toy Department
very complete, too--for 81 to $40.
Children will be interested in
the kindergarten Sets, embracing
different branches of kindergar-
ten work-embroidery, beading
work, drawing and flower work;
Soc to SO. the set. Woi
:. :, :.
Unsurpassed Ice Cream Soda
is served at our beautiful foun-
tain for only sc.
=. :. :.
The Sorosis Shoe is sold eX-
%clusively by Hahne & Co. in New
ark.
DR.. Crafts R~iggscidc Tooth
Powder is winning new friends
every day, and il is working Won
ders in curing and preventing
bleeding gums.
!. 4. :.
Our Lilliputian Store presents
many pretty novelties in Infants
Wear.
Some OF the cheapest little Col
ored Prints, if richly framed, are
very pretty. We have them for
as little as l0c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-07
KILLED IN u T MIsHAP

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Oct. T.
Frank Berger. a chauffeur, was killed
and Frank e.. Delong severely injured
when 4 big touring automobile in
:. hey were riding ran OFF an up-
guarded bridge approach turned
! rs1 and p 9ned them under it.
Char "a RI Hancock, the third occu-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-05
AIT THE HOTELS

T. NJ. Duncan of Auburn is at the Iillman. II ]. willingham of Montgomery IS raeistered at the Hillman.
 S. E. Wills of Atlanta Is stopping al the Hillman.
 c. B Pepper of York, Ala, is at the Florence
 B. B. Marshall of Mobile is stopping at the Florence.
 ". l.. Hicks of Clanton is registered at the Florence.
 II. P. Hines of Standing Rock, Ala, is at the Birmingham.
 C. w. Reaves of Perote, Ala, Is at the Birmingham.
 NJ. NJ. Spencer If Troy is registered at the Birmingham
 c. L. Fownes of Montgomery is at the Morris
 D. M. Kelley of Eldridge is stopping at the Morris.
 Ps Lord of Wetumpka is registered at the Morris.
 J. II. Edwards of Decatur is stop ping at the Metropolitan.
 ]. E. Lacy of Jasper is at the Met ropolitan.
 C. V. Moore of Sterrett, Ala, is reg istered at the Metropolitan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-05
Real Estate Transfers

Deeds were placed on record yester- day in the probate office showing the following transfers of real estate, the consideration being 5000 or more:
 sl2.5O0-W. B. Douglas, E. T. Doug las and wife, c. B. Glenn and wife and w. R. Glenn and wife to the Unit Land company, part of the east half of the southeast quarter of section 31, twon- ship r. range west
 s2s50-The Ensley Land company to the Unit Land company, part of the north half of the southeast quarter of section 31, township IT. range 3 west.
 s1550--Sallie A. Haggard to J. b. Leonard. a parcel of land at the south west corner of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 9, township IS. range 3 west.
 s2750-D. P. Knapp to R. F. Johnson, a parcel of land at the southwest cor ner of lot 1. in block 10. according to the survey of the property of the Helena Heights Land company.
 s1200-S. T. Jones and A. Schiffman to Mrs. Eva Harris, the, south 50 feet of lots r14, 5 and Is. in block ?. ac- oording to Fulton, Hood & Woods ad- dition to Woodawn.
 Ss5O0--J. T Hood and wife to Stella T. Womack. lot 3 and the south 10 feet of lot {, in block 6, according to Hoods additio1 .to woodlawn.
 s5Q0d ikearet Dillon Waite to NJ. R. and& &fQG1@erine Mullaul, lot 6 of Stockm62 r F Henley's addition to Bir- mingRokn, I6tated in the northwest quarter1 t1 the southwest quarter of sectionl toyxnship IS. range west.