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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-21

80 FAONluCus
Downing, R. H., ct al, salom
University Add, fraction Il,
!, block SO ................. W. !.
Ford, Chas, D., 42ls acyss ,..,''i,, +. Y
See. 13, r, 7 s., R. 3 W. do.
in vol. 3, page 459, wills In,
HenderschOt, L. f., ct al, 0i ''''
acres in See, 81, T. 4 S.,
w, dos. in vol. llO, page 5oS
Record of Deeds r..
Jacobs, Geo. b., Salem, Riyorsi6o "'
Park Add, lots II, 12 and IA
block IA ........ ...........
Mcdonald, }. +. and NJ. m p
Il, Hooke) lot s, Mcdonald,
Fruit Tracts ................ ],
Neohan, Mary, fraction of acro
in Sec, 7, T. 5 s., R. / w., de-,
in vol. 90, page 2Ol, Record
of Deeds .................... an
Pfleiger, p. X, S. 4. a, See. ID, y
Y. Q s., r. 2 Il, ............. %
Rhodes, G. C. and }. Rhodes Sa.
lem, Capital Park Add. lot
l3, block 8 .......,...................... b
Shelton, R. b., Salem, Comptons
Add, lot 4, block 7 ............. II
Sweeney, Frank A., Co., Salem,
Tr....s,.A An
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-21

of Deeds .............................,.... ll.56
VALET, Lalita, N. y of N. +. u,
Sec. 90, T. 9 s., R. 2 +, ,.......... 1884
Van Dandaigue, Clara, 1856 acres
in Sec. II, r. 4 s., r. 2 w.,
dcs. in vol. 1l2, page 100, Rec
ord of Deeds ............................. Sl,00
Vanderbock, G. A., Woodbun,
Thomas Add, lots 27-2S, block
2.......................................... 9 100
Van Orsdal, J. p, 1888 acres in
Sec 2, II. 5 s., r. 2 W., des. in
vol. ll9, page Ga, Record of
Deeds 1853
Van Wassenhove, Frank, Wood
burn, Thomas Add, lots 1913,
block .................................. 100
VeasOn, John, (estate) 13 acres
in Sec, 81 and "a, It, 4 S.,
r. w., des. in vol l0S, page
3O7, Record of Deeds lex.
cept vol. 40, page 4ll) ........ 1926
VOget, Anna, 10 acres in Sec. Q,
Y. 8 s., r. w., des. in vol.
1920, page 42O, Record of
Deeds ,.,.... ..............,.............. 1918
VOget, Anna, Salem, Capital Park
Add, lot II, block 27 ............ 2.S9
VOget, Anna, Salem, University
Add, fraction of lots 7, 8,
block Al ..............~............,....., 2O.23
Voget, F, A. and f., Salem, Simp-
son s Add, lots / to 7, block l 1912
Also Salem, Simpson S Add, lots
/ to s, block 2 ..................... 11.56
VOget, p, A. and f., Salem,
Simpsons Add, subdivision of
block "I," lots l to 5, block
4 .~ sec. ......................,........... 11.5G
Also Salem, Simpsons Add, sub
division of block ~, "a lots .n,au
8 to IL, block ................,....... 1901
VOget, +. A. and r. Salem,
Simpson S Add, subdivision
of block "I," lots 9 to II,
block 9 ........ ...a...................... 1901
Also Salem, Simpson 5 Add, sub.
division of block "I," lots
l to s, block ,......................... 11.5G
Also Salem, Simpsons Add, sub.
division of block a." lots
9 to II, block 3 ....................... 1900
Voget, ]. G., Salem, Pleasant
Home Add, lot 3 block G . 5.O6
VOget, Julius G., 1912 acres
in See, "a, r. 7 S., R. 3 W.,
dcs. in vol, III, page 400, Rec.
ord of Deeds ....,...,'......... 80 n
Voget, Julius G., Salem, Mob
mn Annex, fraction of block
30, des. in vol. IN, page 400
Record of Deeds .......,......... 5.73
Voorhorst, c. j., 7 acres in Soc
90 and q, II. ) s., R. . W.,
des. in vol. 1875, page 1l5,
Record of Deeds *
Waldo Hills Orchard Co., Ss4.lO
acres, See. 10. II. SIS. r. . W
vol, 113, page 1853, Record of
Deeds, except vol, l25, page
1876 ........ .....'... 10 IN m
1855 acres, See. II, T. s S. r. 2 '''
W., vol. 113, page lG3. Rocord
of Deeds ........ ...........,....., 119 ss
Waldo Hills Orchard Co., SO acres
in See. 2, T, s s., R. 9 w., dcs.
in vol. IN, page S5G RccnrJ ~
Deeds eco. .'...... ................. 5355
Also u acres in See. 10. r. 3
s., r. 3 W., dcs. in vol. 1I0
page $50, Record of Deeds 70 Al
Waldo Hills Orchard Co., so
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-21

LAST l. HALF FOR 1911
The following list ~. !, 4
last half of 1911 tax, w5;,t Y! !
delinquent, and subject 70 ~ u
as above provided: "s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-21

o Sc R. R. Co, 100 acres, S, W,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14

tho modern dances has reflected very
creditahlY on the tango, one Of the
most graceful combinations of rythuA
cal dancing If the present season, The
popularity has steadily increased at
Virginia Beach since the Tango has
been danced on the ballroom floor of
the Casino. and Thursday evening
large and enthusiastic crowd entered
the tango contest.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson, of Raltl-
more who is the guest OF Miss Helen
Hobbs. was presented with a heautt
fully embroidered Japanese Mandarin
coat for being the most graceful dan
Ger on the floor and Mr.. Hart Cren-
shaw, OF Richmond, was presented
with a handsome cameo scarfpin. fer
being the most graceful of the gem
tlemeu.
Others dancing were; Mr., and Mrs.
Fred Barry, Mr. and Mrs. Kemp Elliott
Savage, Mr. and Mrs John Kctner
Mrs. Stokes. Mrs. Vaughan Woodward,
Mrs. Parker Burbank, Of Baltimore;
Mr.. and MrN Landon Htlliard., Mr.
and Mrs Garland Peed. Mr. and Mrs
Alex. Grlce Mr.. ana Mrs, Keville
Clennan. Mrs. Frank Briggs. Carpen-
ter. OF New York. Mrs. Richard Ever
EFT. Miss Belf{eld Murray, Miss Grace
Shelburne, Miss Mary Stokes, Miss
Marie Malone. MISS Filen Maury,
Mss Augustine Allen, Miss Jane Ellis,
Of Richmond; Miss Virginia Dance.
Miss Mildred Hemingway, Miss Belle
Marable. Miss Margaret Bilisoly.
Misses Grace and Cordcia DeJarnette,
Miss Gertrude Gillian, Miss Katherine
Burk Miss Grace Terry, Miss Marga-
ret Wrenn, Miss Jennie Nurtan. Miss
Virginia Browne, Miss Hope Baker.
Miss Virginia Garrison, Miss Alicia
Wertenbaker Miss Terry, of Wash
iupton. Miss Nancy Forman, Miss
Helen Hobbs. Miss Virginia Hughes.
Miss Ellen Rucker Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles O. Wrenn. Jr, Mr.. Hugh Muir
ray, Jr. Mr. Wyatt Noting, of Balti-
more; Mr.. Rudgard Wig. Mr.. Harry
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
MANASSAS

MANASSAS. VA. Sept. is--Miss
friends and relatives in Baltimore and
other sections in Maryland, returned
to Manassas last Wednesday
Mrs. NJ. r. Weldon. accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Margaret. and
son, II, H.. Jr,, of Baltimore, were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
+, T.. Garrison this week.
r. =, Hynson, l.. Frank Pattle. John
l. Hynson and w. w. Garrison mo-
tored ffty-five miles TO the Blue Ridge
mountains last Sunday. where they
spent the day with n camping party.
Count II. Adhemar. of Moss Neck"
near Fredericksburg, was among the
visitors this week.
Miss Kitty Tuilous. OF Haymarket.
was the guest of Misses Matte and
Ida Ransdell this week.
Miss Florence Carr. who has been
the guest of Miss Mary Adams for n
month. returned Monday to her home
in Philadelphia.
Miss Virginia Walker lis the guest
Of Miss Bell Eigin at her home in
The Plains.
Miss Lucy Buck left last Saturday
for Sanford, N. c.. where she is visit
Mrs. David Smith. Of Cape Girar-
deau. Mo. Is visiting her father. Coun-
ty Treasurer ]. p. Leachman.
III. G, Ryckman was the guest of
Commodore Gregory Mt the National
Yacht club in Washington this week.
Miss Portia Moran left Wednesday
for Markham. where she will be the
guest of Miss Martha Strother.
Mrs r. w. Merchant and her son.
Francis. and daughter. Elizabeth, left
Wednesday for Richmond to make
their future home.
Miss Mary Garrison left Friday for
Baltimore, where she will be the guest
of her cousins Misses Margaret and
Louise Weldon.
Mrs II. r. Button. accompanied by
her son. Romaine. and daughter. Miss
Dorothy. left Wednesday for their new
home in Vincennes. Ind. where Pro-
fessor Button has accepted a fine po-
sition. Miss Gertrude Button will go
to Cornell university to continue her
studies at that place.
j. A. Doubles, of Richmond. was
in town visiting friends for several
days this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14


Rev. S. c. sAkers and uncle OF the
bride, of Fairfield. Va.
Mrs. r. ID. Burks, organist OF the
church, sang '"rhe Sweetest Story
Ever Told and Mr.. ". e. Akers,
uncle of the bride. sang 20, Promise
Me-" Just before the bridal party en-
tered the church. Lohengrin's We'd
ding march was rendered. as the party
left the church.
The bride attlred In a handsome
gown of white crepe meteor. trimmed
with hand embroidery and lace, wore
n veil en- traine and carried shower
bouquet of Brides roses and lilies of
the valley Her ornaments were a
pearl necklace and diamond brooch
gifts of the groom. Miss Nancy
Evans, the only sister Of the bride.
was maid of honor, and wore pastel
green crepe meteor with pearl trim
mines. and carried a gilt basket of
Killarney roses. She was preceded by
little Miss Sara Land, cousin Of the
bride. dressed in corn colored chiffon
and plated messaiine, who carried the
ring in bag of gold on a silver
waiter: Josephine Evans In corn col
ored chiffon, and Minerva Evans, in
green plated chiffon, as pillow bear
ers.
The brides attendants we're: Miss
Fula Schwartz. of Coleman's Falls,
wearing lavender hrocaded char
meuse. with chiffon traine; Miss Ag-
mes McGregor, of Lynchburg. green
chiffon over cream messaiine ana
train; Miss Celege Wilson. of Lynch
burg. corn colored brocaded char
meuse. gold applique. and train, Miss
BESSIE Wood. of Concord, Persian
chiffon over blue messaline and train:
Miss Mary Harvey. of Concord, Amer
lean Beauty red with chiffon; Miss
Frances Foster. of Concord. pink SILK
crepe, trimmed in rosebuds, and
train. Miss Elizabeth Hodges. of Crys-
tai I'm, green crepe de chine with
chiffon and train: Miss Vera Thomas.
Of Ivnchburg. corn colored crepe me
teor with pearls and train; Miss
GLADYS jenkins, of Rluefieid. blue
brocaded charmeuse, with lace, chif-
fon and train; Miss May Evans, of
Concord, green silk crepe, with roses
and. train; Miss Kate Cardwell, corn
colored silk crepe with lace and
train; Miss Bessie Evans. OF hue
field, blue eharmeuse, with lace ana
rrancos yvooa ~ Concord. mink crepe
a. hive With rosebuds and train:
Me- &C rddio wilson az I.ynchhurg,
,a,,andar hrocadad charmense with
rr,nnoss ,aco ana train. Miss Jose
, ~ C,,,itb ~ Ivncbhure mink Per-
a a,, ,;,,i,Tn,, ovnr uirie r,,essafine. and
49,, Miss Marv sue Elder. of Com
on "a eraen sim with lace and train:
No. 49, Innas ~ Jwnchhurg. corn
na iSs ',", r,assa,ine with chiffon and
,ratr Mics rrIoranca TayIor Of Iynch-
h ~ nr.'' +lrnnnisn hlne satin charmeuse.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14

roll sumpter, s. c.; Miss Iona A
Cyrus, of Barhoursvilie. w. Va
Personals.
Miss Ethel Walter. OF Hanover ave
nue., who has been spending the past
few weeks as guest of her friend. Miss
Anna W~iidhore. "Fairview Farm" AZ
ton, has returned home.
Rev. and Mrs. William Meade Clark
have returned TO the city. after spend
ing some time at Atlantic City and
Wayneshoro.
Miss Genie Frazer. who has been
spending the summer in Toronto.
Canada. as the guest Of her aunt and
Reta Frazer, has returned to her
home. In West Grace street.
Miss Mary Chalmers has returned
from Natural Bridge. where she was
the guest of friends far several weeks
Misses Ruby and Ida Ashby. who
have been spending the summer at the
Hot Springs. have returned to Rich
mond.
Mrs Charles Randolph Kennon, Of
Norwood, Va, spent yesterday In the
city.
Mr. Copeland Kell. Of this city. left
Friday for Redhank. y. J.
Miss Esther Bennett has returned
to her home in Richmond. after
spending the summer at Virginia
! Beach and in the North.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huber left
yesterday to spend some time in New
York, Brookline and New Jersey as
the guests of relatives
Captain and Mrs, John Lamb have
moved ~ their new home, 270o Han
over avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Radcliffe left
last evening to visit friends in Mary
land and West Virginia
Miss Bessie White. is leaving short
ly to take up her studies at Hollins
college.
Mr.. Selden Wake and his small
daughter, Evelyn. have returned to
the city, after spending the summer
with Mrs. Willie Ta1iaferro, at her
cottage n Ashland.
Mrs Howard Hoge has returned
from Mt. Airy, n. c., where she spent
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Wright have
returned home, after visit to the
formers sister, Mrs Robert Johnson,
of Danville, Va.
Miss Mildred Lefew has returned
home, after spending the summer at
Virginia Beach. New York and Phila-
deiphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sherman,
the latter formerly Miss Elizabeth
Fisher, have returned to their home,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
Entertained in Roanoke.

Mrs. w. T. Hll, of Richmond, and
Mrs. II. J.. Stephenson, of Buffalo, n.
v. were the guests of honor Wednes-
day, at "a reception given by Miss Char
lotte Gale from to 6 O'Clock in the
afternoon at her home in Roanoke.
Little Mis- Martha Thomas met the
guests at the door. while Miss Gale
and the two honorees composed the
receiving line. In the library. Mfs.
William Stephenson and Miss Martha
Trout served delicious punch and
sandwiches TIE other ladies assist
ing in this room were Mrs. j. r. Gar
rett, Mrs. IT. c. Fisher. Mrs, Waller
Jameson. Miss Mary Rogers. Miss
Jean Cook. of Norfolk. and Miss Pau
line Massie. The library was beauti-
fully decorated with pink and white
Hsters. In tho dining groom the color
scheme was lavender. There Misses
Rosa Rogers. Rose Hayward, Mary
lizard and Katherine Coke served
refreshing ice course.
OF Interest.
The marriage OF Prince Arthur. of
Connaught. and the Duchess OF Fife.
elder daughter of the Princess Royal
and the late Duke of Fife, Is to take
place in London, October 18th. In the
Chapel Royal. St, James Dalace. 1t
was there that Queen Victoria was
united to the Prince Uonsort on Feb
ruary 10, 1870. and there, too, tho
present king and queen were mar
ried.
The, bridesmaids In attendance on
the Duchess OF Fife will he her sister.
Princess Maud. Princess Mary, Prin-
cess Parricia Of Connaught. Princess
May, thr Duke OK Teck'n datsghter,
r1211 ~ fIl& I[St
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14

in New york, after spending the sum-
mer at Massanetta Springs
Miss Kittie Vaughan, who has been
spending the summer at Buckros
Beach and Ashland. has returned to
the city.
Mrs. Harvey Clarke and her daugh-
ter. Miss Emma Clarke, have gone to
University of Virginia to spend sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Charles l., Todd and son,
Charles L., Jr., after spending several
weeks with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Todd. of Staunton.
have returned to the city.
AKers--Akers.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Sept. Is
Mrs w C. Akers and Philip Akers.
of West virginia, were married Thurs
day at the home of the bride. near
Concord. Campbell county. Mrs VIII
liam Akers. of Lynchhurg, was ma
tror~, of honor and Richard Rivenae,
of Richmond. best man The cere-
money was performed by Rev. w z.
Landlord assisted hy Rev. Caas Akers.
Mc(sarty--Stoyer.
BRO ADRIfN. VA, Sept, fa-~Miss
Clara r. slower. daughter of Mrs Ella
Darlington Slower, and James Ben ia
min McCarty, OF Delapiane. Va. were
naarrIed- ThnrsdaX- afterunnn- --the
Church Of Our Saviour, Rev. J. ]. Nor
wood off1ciatng, The bride entered
with her brother. Lynwood slower. of
West Virginia, who gave her away.
She was attended by her sister, Mss
Ella Antrim slower. MS maid Of honor.
The groom was attended by his broth
er. Harry Mct'artv, as best man, and
/ the ushs~s were ", s. McCarty and
Mason McC'arty, NJ Della plane: Charles
Keyser. of Broadrun. and Walter Rob-
I ertson. Of Catharpen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14

Finch Mr.. Alex. Bell. Mr. Barry VIII
son, Mr., Goodenow Tyler. MIR. Ernest
Wells, Messrs. Glenn and Josh Gar
rison, Mr. Palmer Ingram MIR Charles
#, Finch, Jr., MIR. Lucian lie Eau
cheur, Mr.. William r. Farnell. Messrs.
Joe and Walter Fiveash Mr. Lester
Graves, Mr.. Ben Burroughs, Mr. Ran
dolph Coupland. Mr. Dudley Wigg
Mr. Garland Jones. Mr.. Arthur Gray.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Jones. Mr.. Dickson,
MIR. Mumar, Mr.. Hugh Davis Mr..
Goodwin Browne. Mr., John Munce,
Mr. John Mitchell. Mr.. Jack Rowin,
Mr., G., Tunstall Mr.. John Tucker. Mr.,
William Epps. Mr.. Clarence Thomp-
son. Mr. Vivian Hodsson, Mr.. William
CROWN, Mr.. Walter Wahr Mr., Bryant
Merritt. of Richmond; Mr.. Henry
Bowden. MIR. William Higgins. MIR.
James Rain, Mr.. Jack Waterman. Mr..
Sam Weaver Mr.. Thosal Wilkes. Mr..
Calvin Blackwell. Miss Anne Groner
and Mr.. and Mrs, A. NJ, Agelasto. Jr.
VIII Give Musicals.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest l.. Boiling, OF
1917 Floyd avenue, are making ar
rangements TO give a series of their
delightful musicals, which were pre-
vented by sickness In June SeleC-
lions from Beethoven, Chopin, Mendel
ssohn. Mcdowell Schubert and Iiszt
will be given. One of Mrs. Boiling s
advanced pupils Miss Georgia Wood
ward. who's performance Of Schu~
mann's "Nachstedt" at Monument NJ,
f. church. was much admired will
play selections from Beethoven,
Rubinstein, including Chopin's famous
Black Key Elude.
Cards Issued.
Cards have just been received here
from Mr. and Mrs. James s, Guild
announcing the marriage of their
daughter. Mabel, 10 Mr. William -.
Butler. Of this city. The ceremony
took place at Lee, Massachusetts, on
Thursday. September nth. After a
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Butler will
be at home November LIST. at 250S-A
West Grace street, this city.
Miss Guild is a charming young
woman and belongs to distinguished
family while Mr. Butler Is we'll
known In social and business circles
In Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14

OF course, II the Maps don't want
any part OF the world series money
that Is distinctly up to them. But Il
doesn't alter the fact that Mack In all
graciousness might offer to go fifty-
fifty with them III they continue to
help out as they are doing now. It's
on you.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-14
Society

-
rr,o yvNddiurs this fdli will he al
..ost as numerous as they were in the :
.rl-g ana f,ist now the fall bride is
AKA tcntc of conversation and the CEN .
attraction fu she social circles .
bsr Of interesting engagements
=, .>s,ca,f,- announced the Weddings
,~a rIsce I'm tNa carly fail Some
,,,,st Interesting OH the list just
...,',,.,-s.i are.
- ,,,e,tt-,r, - chalmers .
Mr. ana - or. ~ their
an0ouH'e ~ -, ,y.,,,ro.as
aaW&htff. +"1 "a Nfrc
6'ToN'ota ',' So ,,.,,. ,,.oa.9,,r~ viii
James -. 'f't U"", -,
take fiag' vas a. ,5s.ha-a
Noto3@' "''" '''~' '''''
ao1 ~ Grove avenue AH'""i''t VIZ
ems gcment q Their dsHehier, LOIS
Gannaw5Y. t. 3nhh 81 W .itttt az E',"
81 MI and Mrs. Jahn IA. At.i"F' u.
o. Floy6 avenue, The wedding VIZ
take place sometime En- the late lit't.
NJ and Mrs Frederick s. Nalcn-
49, announce The cucacement and
s-rr,a-.},t,,4y marriage Of lhctr daugh-
49, p,,salin LESLIE. In Thomas West
Ts,s,y The wedding viii take place
IN Sai,,ts- F-uiscarsf church on the
evening If November lIth.
- AZ. ,7c~,.,tar. Cameron,
go -,.,.,i.,., ~. e,,<,see,-rnt and
$500 So. -. .~sa.., ~ fb..f-. daf,ph-
ntN' - 1,,,,,,,, -, Nh Henry Tler-
~. e,|,,,3,++'.,,.,r a nnn,,lar Young
10 -, - tbts rity The eere-
a. H. ,,.,e.,,.r,.cd Nv rev Faith
t'."1 ~. - y,.ca,ca5ay Santenber
''se' - ~ r,.s,,'+s,'a cnifgye ana fol-
80. ,-t,r,s.,,7 4s,tv of mo North.
~ a., s,,t,,o .,tlI ha a. home To
tnN - -. r. October LET at 2D4
-, ,s..,, stt-.t
NJ 4sn,yana Winter Macdonald Of
~nT - p,rsv.tIn street. announces
- -,saesyv,e.t Of her daughter
11,,~ tsei,re ~ M Jacob Kilian
-, ,.@,,ps.st son Of tho late
49,, "a l}lu-r,an and Mrs.
-, ~ lsetar, Va Owing to the
,,. an ~ Colonel 1sowrnan. the
Ss}x-r us +al.s rlacs Very uutetIy
=, - oar}q fai
es,,t,,a North
4xtss srarsa KnPnev - leaving Rich
,r-,,A a7'oeas,. "a snena the winter In
-, Ss.,ss ,,,rero an wDf become
,a~t,3 ,.,~.t s.,tdent at the Naw
Ts-,.,rg4 f,rs.,-,.,,+ ,r,, If Music Miss
49, an he arrr,,,naY,ied by her
s,@ttsr Afrs / .ea ko3ner. and they
<,'t2 ta{l~ ne aea trtp. sailing on the
s.ea,rsbif +t-Santf5rkat" Merchants
"a sf4rey,a inc Mrs Kniner Will
800 sa,,1estran In inc north. as she
a.r,ssts -, star, in %au5 York an her
,.5,. bo,,.e as he guest Of her cousin,
M = AZ fall{ev
Ngtae Mo-. eatycy,9 NTonforS WIN has
heen sncndfne the summer with her
mother Mrs II. a. Munford. al East
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-05
Words of Praise
For Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-05
REAL ESTATE
MOVES BRISKLY

Formal verification OF the re.
ported sale of the Chickering
block, 937 South g street, was
made yesterday afternoon, when
Anton HUH announced that he
had purchased the property from
John G. Donnelly for 100000.
Among other large deals recent
ly are the following:
Pacific Coast Coat Co. pur-
chased six lots on the City water
way and goth street for 100000.
Roslind Bros. purchased lot 8,
block 1906, on South G street,
from Mrs. Julia A. Johnson, for
$4,000.
Bethel Investment Co. sold to
Attorney w. c. Morrow, agent for
unknown parties, 32 acres tide
flats for $4,000.
Many smaller deals, including
the transfer of several apartment
and large dwellings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-05

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to Geo. H. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist, 1854
Whiting ST., Chicago, ILL.,, for free
booklet on Stomach Ailments and
many truthful letters from people
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-05

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug.
OF the seven bridal couples
who left here on the liner China
recently, one pair, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elon L. Brown, caused socia,
sensation in Southern California.
Mrs. Brown was Miss Bess Nc
Monagle, daughter of J. A. Nc
Monagle, a railroad official of
Dubuque, Ia.
She was pupil at the West
lake school for girls at Long
Beach, from which she was to
have been graduated at the ses-
sion just ended. Brown, young
man of means, had been interested
in the girl for six months, but
opportunities for counting were
few and far between, as a strict
system of chaperonage is in vogue
at the school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-08-05
Wedding Record
Gone; No Divorce

COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. g.
William McMillin of Franklin,
Ind, wishes to sue his wife for
divorce, but he cannot remem-
Der when he was married. For
that reason he has called on the
clerk of Bartholomew circuit
court for assistance. McMillin
has written the clerk that he mar
rled Mary Ratliff and he thinIs
the marriage took place here in
December. 1878. He is not sure
and he asks the clerk to search
the marriage records and inform
him so he can place the date of
marriage in the divorce com.
plant. A search of the records
from 1870 to 1890 does not show
that William McMillin and Mary
Ratliff obtained a marriage Ii.
cense here.