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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-10
BUSINESS REVERSES

KoERBER nut MEAT CoMPANY-Pe.
tition filed against the Koerber Nut Meat
Company Of No. 1919 Franklin street. LA
bilities $4,000 and assets $4,000
JOSEPH ADO Arab, dealer In drygooos
ct 40. o. Washington street. hled a petition,
With Liabilities OF IS. 62I and assets Sl3.1O2.
accounts. Sl2s o2 from this city to Texas and
L. Portland. ore.
SEYMOUR STERM-Pawnbroker OF No
22Il Eighth avenue. filed schedules. with liza
biliucs Of $50, 81. and assets 81 500, con
sisiins Of money loaned on pledges sl2I9;
stock. $3.50
COMMERCIAL HAT MANUFACTURING
CCMPANY-Judge Hough has appointed
krulewitch. trading as the Commercial Hat
Manufacturing Company at No. ~ Wash
ington Place. Assets are estimated at from
s 1000 10 $4,000.
". G. DAVIS & co, Inc.-Judge TTough
has appointed Thomas W. De Moss receiver
or W. g. Davis & Co, Inc. painting and
There are outstanding contracts for sl3, 200
which will require $1,000 to complete.
JOSEPH p. REICHMhNN-Judse Housh
IN the United states District Court yesterday
Joseph b. Rcichmsun, formerly president OF
the Carnegie Trust company. against whom
a petition was fled on May /. 1911. HIS liza
bilites were Sll,10l,i2s. and no assets
NJ. ROSENBLAT & SONS-Judge Housh
has confirmed n composition or VI. Rosenblat
G Sons. manufacturers Of furs at No. 1875
Chicago. with creditors at so cents on the
dollar. Liabilities were s6l,451
SELTG HANDEL-Judge Hough has con-
nrmed a composition Of Selig Handel. manu-
facturer or furs. at No. 23s Sixth avenue
with creditors at 10 cents on the dollar
Liabilities were Sl6isf.
BAUM DRYGOODS COMPANY. Judge
Hough has confirmed composition % Henry
Baum. of No 10 walker street and No. 49,
Broadway who did business as the Baum
Dry goods Company. with creditors at Is cents
on the dollar. Liabilities were $40
HOLT BROTHERS. INC, printers a. No.
u TO - Nandewater street. have made an
assignment 70 John \. Morrison Capital stock
was $1,000
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000
SAMUEL DAvIs.-Judge Hough has con-
nrmed a composition OF samuel Davis dealer
IN gas and electric fixtures al No. 26+0 Broad
way. With creditors ar % cents on the dollar.
Liabilities were S35s9
WILLIAM LANIGAN Judge Housh has
confirmed q composition Of William IaniGan.
dealer I'm cloaks and suits az No. $40 East
l3sth street. with creditors al 100 cents on the
dollar Liabilities We're iis5s.
NATHAN GROSSMAN. matchmaker. 81 No.
~ East 81 street, flied petition. with la
bitics OF $50 and no assets.
EMMA W. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Housh
has dismissed tho petition against Emma W
Chamberlain real estate operator OF stone
leigh. Croton Falls. y Y.
CARRIE SCSMAN. shoe dealer az No TT
First avenue, Glcd a petition, with Liabilities
o. $3.50 and assets OF 81. 80
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@eRfMAl, Estate
Realty Company EnlargeS
Holdings in 3ISt Street

sold recently by l.. Osborne Smith x co.
for John +. Kaiser
Frederick A. Wyckoff for fifteen years
with the -Gaillard kcalN Colrn-
pauv. is now connected with the ]. Il.
Wood. v. H. Dolson Company. a Broad
way and S0th street.
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Manhattan.

BROADWAY. " cor s2d ST. 9oix Pull
nan Holding 80 10 Robert y Dula. Iarryto"n.
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust 90. l'd
Broadway
SAME PROpERTT: same 70 same prior mtg
s435. 0oW: March . due April J. 1915, per
cent; $3.50. COO same 9ttorney.
MADISON AVE. sol. s. isxs4. 56th s.. rs
Fast. 1sxlCo5 Jas Halves 10 Farmers Loan
sept j.. 1917 5000; attorneys. Geller. Il & II.
- Exchange pl
1ST I'VE go. ~ p, 2Ox6O: Harris Lurrie 90
Henri Katzenberg. gOG East 60th ST. March
prior mtg 81 JOOi. duo as per bond. $1,000
attorney Nose Goodman, 81 Broadway.
18TH ST. $40 West. :. 2l.5x9s.0 o, jas
Buckley 20 Lawyers Mortgage CO. % Liberty
IT: March :. due and interest as per Dond.
$1,000: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
Co 17G Broadway.
3t'rH ST AS West. 2oNos .. Louis VI Aiofsin
10 Harriet james. SJ9 Xiv erside Drive; March
: prior mtg 81 U22. y yrs. 5000. attorney.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co, 100
FIFTH ST 6. az Manhattan ST. runs
427x n 1917 IS. KunFunda Windolph
20 John Clahin ct al. 10 Washington square
North. March prior mtg $4,000, que Feb Is.
1918: 900. attorneys. Butler. 3, W o. -
iusT ST. go TO els West. 135x99t1: Ess
rs Construction 90 90 Franklin savings Bank.
CSC sth eve. March .: . yrs, 1883. COO. attorney.
w VI Powell. Jr Z Wall 81.
The Bronx.
JEROME AVE. " cor 10Th St. 1l2.5xl0o.
Geo W McAdams ir 10 JoiT Y Kaiser and
ano Mount Vernon. prior mtg Sl3 400
Feb &c. due sept . 1915. Ter cent; 5000.
attorneys Todd a - John, 25s Broadway.
LOTS 1876 and 131. map Hunts Point Realty
Co. celia Buchaltcr 10 John W Muth. $40 llud-
son st. March = , yrs 6 per cent; 50 900: at
.ornoy Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co. 100 broadway.
MAYFLOWER AVE. p S. - Z, Of Wikin-
son ave 25Xf00. Salvatore ChiOvattO 10 Chas T.
IIals'od IA Prospect pl. Brooklyn prior mtg
81 I0Ol. March 3: . yrs. d per cent. $3.50 AZ
torncy. Title Guarantee and Trust %, 11C
Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: ssme 70 Albert u
Marckwald Ct al. trustees, short Hills, j;
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lIG Broadway
WEBSTER AVE. o s. 49, 10 II OF 1921 81.
- 6xlC5. Mathilde B0sscim1n 10 Mary Irotter'
So Grand ave. EngeWOod. j (prior mtg
so. 900. March .. due. etc. as per bond s..
200: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust co,
176 Broadway.
WHITE PLAINS AVE. cor Burke ave.
7Jx1DO American Real Estate co 20 Geo liill.
90 BeochWood "a. summit. !. March ., =
Title Insurance and Trust co, lCO Broadway.
STH AVE. 3. being . % & lot co. map
Wakefield: John l. Shannon and eno 10 Geo IL
Lawrence 3.t West Lincoln ave. Mount Yer
non y Y. March .. . WIS. per cent. 50 600.
attoney. United states Title Guarantee CO. 81
chambers 81.
Realty 90. Inc 36 West 18Th So March :. :
RS: sl2 500 attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust CO, rs Broadway.
174TE Sr. g.. ~ 81 Boston fd, 4Ifx-.
same to same March : +" vrs Slt 600 same
atfCrucf.
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Vt NNi IT 2
Manhattan.

Iolnf. samuel Morris Park Estates. Nov. a..
1915. sI3lsoi
Black louis and Nathan Ynnkolvick NJ.
Mole poc. 4. 1913. Slle 3d.
Dyer. Frank L-W. \. Mertens st a. Feb
e. 1914 $3.50 TO-
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LIS PENOENS.
MARCH q
Manhattan.

12oTU ST. % :. between 30 and I'd sf"s Tot
:. Rudolph WallaCh 90 aEt Mary a Meagor
81 al ,amenacd forcclosur9 of tax Hens attor-
ney Wcynann.
144TH ST. 500 Wet, Hannah Harrison agt
Dcrycy Thompson o. al foreclosure of MTG
attorney. 81 Tul'y.
i9sTH ST q. IaO n o. 18th ave. 2oXa3 ~ 4:
Emma g. stuart. trus. act Isaac T. wright ~
al amended foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys,
Eminet 4 Parish.
STU AVE. 2ifj 70 2ff9 Benjamin Frankfeld
AIT Belle G. Frankfeld % al 'partifionl; sttor-
news. Meighan a Nccarsulmcr
1a4rH ST. g. 2s3 n q Of Broadway. OK
1OO11. Kari Stein ACT solomon NaISarsicn ~
al foreclosure ~ mtg, attorney. n Reeves.
The Bronx.
BOSTON ROAD. 1851 and 1853. Francisks
Barbara Holman agt Jacob Kroncuberger ~
Al action TO foreclosure mtg; attorney, Il
ROGERS PLACE. o s. 1929 q n ~ West
chester ave "0Ng0X22 iNS93 Construction
Material and coal 90 AIT Guseppni 10 Monte
e al faction 10 declare certain deed frau
dulontb: attorneys. Thompson a r.
IA FONTAINE AVE. 2Ol4. Thomas walsh
agt Rose Kinklc n al foreclosure OF mHg)
attorney. J Il Jones.
FOX ST. g. 4209 . ~ Westchester ave
22G.1lx1OJx227 1x1O71t. Consolidated Industrial
60 agt Julius Gottlicb a. ai foreclosure OF
mtg): attorneys. Brown a a..
WHITE PLAINS ROAD and s ~ 22lst IT,
between white Plains Road and Barnes ave
I143xsO: Bernard Frankcnfeidcr q al agt
John y Lamar O. al action 10 foreclose
transfer OF tax Hem; attorney. r Jacobs.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name IL that OF the debtor. the sec
ond that Of the creditor and date when iudg-
mcnt was nlcd
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH .
Mani sttan.

Alliance Realty co TO Pullman Holding Co.
81.
Pullman Holding 90 10 Robert Dula; 500.
John Cornell 20 Chas T. Hoffman: $1,000.
sarah 4 Bussing 10 Eliese Weber Snuo.
Ronald x Brown, trustee. 10 John EWen'
trustee; 50 600
Same to Gosslie Bodinc 1900.
Matilda IS Brown 90 Bronx security Broker
age Co: 81
Albert l. Blum n Henry Necarsuimcr: 81 900.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust 60 To
Nancy Steiuhardt. oXtrX $4,000.
Same 20 Nathilta Stcin1m. $40
Same 70 James = Trov bridge. $4,000
Pauline Edestein 10 Francis Palladino.
81
The Bronx,
Henry 4 stadlcr. jr. and sno 70 (
Prince, 81
Recuue Asher 10 Margaret Murphy: Il.
Samuel T. Jacobs 20 stella Abrahamson and
ano. $l6,250.
Frank ] Bleak 20 Dominic 4 Trotta. $3.50
Frederick q DuT 10 Edward \ Acket: <spo
Antonio Treufei 10 Alfred G Shaw; 5000.
Anna r Bvans. trus, 10 Anna r Evsns;
g. 200
Same 10 same. g. 500
Same to same 3 800
same 20 same. s. 200
Albert Mamock to Castsr Gainsbors 100.
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Realty Notes.

George - McAdau be- me purchaser Of
fno plot, glZ.txils feet. nj the southwcHt
corner of serCue avenue ard 18th street
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REAL ESTATE.
GREATER and PROSPEROUS KINGSTON, NY.
About 10000 Population. Square Miles.
rs Miles from New York City.
TRANSFORMATIONS FACILITIES.


TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.
Kingston is reached by the West Shore
r. r., y. J. Central. via ferry from Rhine
beck. other railroads with stations i'm the
Waikiki Valley, Ulster s. Delaware, connecting
with the Delaware G. Hudson. Nearby r. r.
terminals are the Erie and the New England
Kingston has splendid waterway facilities.
Boats OF the Hudson River Day Line aud
Central Hudson Steamboat Company ply be-
tween the city and y. y City and other i'm
portant points All night passenger and freight
boats TO and from \: Y. Auto buses to SAUCER
ties and Rifton. Good trolley service through
residential and business sections.
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL.
CHURCHES OF every denomination social and
frsternsl organizations, meet its religious
prices may be had IN it, retail stores.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
Kingston has well paved streets. pa tk,'
protection. so miles Of we'll lighted streets,
3 miles OF streets lighted By recently IN
stalled electric lights on ornamental poles.
free mall delivery, pure water supply; in
fact. every improvement that could be de-
sired.
MANUFACTURING OPPORTUNITIES.
There are In Kingston well located sites
With sidlngs along the West Shore r. r.,
available water front properties offered with
| a low all-water or sll-rsil freight rate 10
y. \. Tho manufacturer will find Gas and
Electricity for power and lighting az very
reasonable cost. Plots in various parts Of
the city suitable for manufacturing and resi-
dences are for sale. Address
KINGSTON PUBLICITY COMMITTEE,
Kingston. y. \.
ar, cnlIArcrn 366 Lenox Az, mr.. 129th.
6tU. N,nHt6fH Real Estate-InsUrance
~~'s' ~" Appreisals our Specially.
FOR HOMES in the real country near New
York consult The Country Home League.
40 Yves, 32d street Phone $3.50 Madison
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I.NnER $40 600
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments for amounts Of
more than 800 were filed Yesterday the
first name being that of the debtor:
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name aid address Of purchaser and az
tOrney.l
Tntcres' : per cent unless othorwits stated.
MARCH q
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REAL ESTATE FoRsALE oRTcLET
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

NOW is THE TINE 70 invest in Bronxmont
lots. We offer highly improved sites AT
wholesale prices and on very easy terms. We
assist YOU TO build. Investigate this. Write.
phone or call New York Realty Owners.
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he Bronx.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
M anhattan.

OYith name and address Of purchaser and al
torneyD
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Albany, March 9.-The following incor-
porations were filed to-day with the Sec
rotary Of State:
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF lender an alto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-10

The foregoing amended summons Is ssryJ
upon YOU by publication PURSUANT 70 an or.
or tine Hon. James e. Van stolen Jus,l'. y
the Supreme Court OF tho state ., New Ia.
dated the Goth day OF January. 1914 and ~
with A COPY OF the amended complaint &.
tschod. i'm the office OF tho Clerk ~ tie Corn
Of Queens az Jamaica. Nassau county, L~s
1914
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Mrs. Harry Newton will en-
tertain the Kensington club
Tuesday afternoon.

The Cold Storage Co., started
work yesterday on a power
plant in connection with their
plant. During the past year
they have been using power
and distilled water. The new
boiler and engine room will be
25x30 with two 80 H. P. boilers
and q steam generator of some
kind although the kind has not
been decided upon as yet. The
new addition will be at the
south side of the private rail-
road track so that the coal can
be unloaded direct from the
cars into the bins at the plant.
With the crude oil engine al.
ready installed and the new
steam engine to be put in the
Cold Storage people will be
absolutely independent of any
outside help.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Mrs. Aaron Carpenter

After an illness of nearly a
year, Mrs. Aaron Carpenter
passed away at her home on
Fifth St. at six o'clock this
morning. She has been a suf-
ferer with catarrh of the sto-
mach for the past year and has
been bed fast for the past three
weeks. During her entire ill
ness she never once complained
Of her lot and passed away as
II In peaceful slumber.
Anna Elizabeth Eggleston
Was born in Springfield. ILL.,,
Feb. %, 1861 and died at Mis-
souri, Valley, Iowa, March, II,
1914 being So years of age at
the time of her death. She
came to Iowa with her parents
in 1875, locating in Onawa
where she graduated from the
schools and taught school there
for three years. With her par
ents she moved to Ashland, Neb
where she was married to Aaron
Carpenter in 1882 Immediate
y after their marriage they
moved to q farm east of this
city where they lived for two
years and then came to Miss.
ouri Valley where they have
resided ever since.
Besides q husband she leaves
five children, one daughter and
four sons to mourn her death,
all Of whom were at her bedside
at the time of her death. The
children are Frank, Laura, Ray,
Roy and Clark, all unmarried
and living at home.
The funeral will be held from
the home Thursday at 2::30,
Rev. Crewdson officiating, and
burial in Rose Hill cemetery.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Obituary

David Cleaver was born in
Sherburnville, Kankakee Co.,
ILL.,, May 18th, 1874, and died
March, 4 1914, at his home near
California Junction, Iowa.
He was married Dec. goth,
1864, to Eliza Hayhurst, at
Sherburnville, Ill. He leaves
to mourn his death a wife, one
daughter and four sons, all of
whom reside here; also one sis
ter and three brothers who re-
side at Lowell, Ind, besides sew
eral grand children and great
grandchildren.
He served 3 years in the Civil
War in Company K, 18th Iii
nois Infantry. He has lived III
Iowa for the last 35 years.
The Rev. Hosteteler, of Cal.
Jet. preached the funeral ser@i-
ces in the Presbyterian church
at Cal. Jet, and he was buried
In Missouri Valley cemetery.
He also leaves a host of
friends to mourn his death.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Scattered News

People here have begun to
think spring has come.
Mrs. Nora Ealh;ng of Coun-
Gil Bluffs has moved to the Fish
Lake stock farm near Califor-
MIA Junction.
John Johnson has moved to
tbs Schacklet farm south of
MOdale.
Uncle Burn was an Omaha
passenger Thursday.
Mr.. Lance Dayhuf accompa-
MED Miss Lois Smith to the
heatre at Mo. Valley Thursday
evening.
Mr. Lew Johnson is spending
a few days with Joe Steen.
Mrs w. j. House and son
George and daughter Christie,
were Mo Valley shoppers Thurs
Mrs. Nora Euh'ing was a Co.
Bluffs passenger Saturday.
Miss Grace johnson accomp:
MED her aunt, Mrs. ]. M. Poore
and family to Omaha, to meet
Mrs. Il. Nj Anderson Of Okla.
homa City, Okla.
Wedding bells are report. d
to soon be ringing in and
around California Jet.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Prouty Prepares Tor Cam-
pai1n For High Court Seat.

Application for nomination
papers for judge of the sup
RENE court of Iowa, madestooay
by Congressman S F. Prouty
to w. s. Allen, secretary of
state, aroused considerable i'm
terest among state officials. Ac-
cording to the letter written
from Washington, Judge Prouty
expects to begin an active cam
paign at once.
The announcement of Judge
Prouty's intention of running
for the supreme bercb, was "a
distinct surprise to state poliM-
clans.
AS Judges Silas M. Weaver,
Scott M. Ladd and w. S. With
row are candidates for reflect
ion, the state officials refused
to comment upon the. ability of
Judge Prouty landing one of
the Judgeships In competition
with them.
1t was agreed that Prouty
will make a rapid fire campaign
and that he will have a god
chance of election.
w. S. Allen, secretary Of
state, said: Judge Prouty's an
nouncement YVES a great SUR
prise to me, His coming into
the fight will put ginger into
it. Mr.. Prouty is a good cam
paigner and is looked upon as a
judge of ability"
The secretary of state today
will receive for distribution
5000 copies of the primary
and election laws which have
been printed in pamphlet form.
These booklets will be sent out
as applied for.
Robert ]. Shannahan of OF
tumwa today secured nomina-
ton papers for Congressman
from the Sixth district. -Des
Moines Evening Tribune.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
Mrs Dave coulthard

Mrs. Dave Coulthard died
March Is, of tuberculosis after
a lingering illness. Rebecca
Farquhar, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs John Fafquhar, was born
in Ontario Canada, May s, l848,
and was married to David
Cou|thard, June 10, 1870, com.
ing to the United States IN
1876, where she and her hus-
band decided to make thslr fu.
ture home. They locats@ In
Cincinnati township where lhsy
resided until q few years Ago.
By dilligent effort they acq6ir.
ed one of the best farms In
Cincinnati township and for
many years lived on the farm.
In 1901 they moved to this city
where they have resided ever
since.
Besides a husband there are
three children to mourn her
death, John F. living on the
home place in Cincinnati town.
ship, Mrs. Jennie Randell Of
Sheridan Wyoming and Mrs.
Ida Dakin of Park Rapids MINI.
The funeral will be held from
the Baptist church Wednesday,
March 18th at 2 p. m, Rev.
Campbell officiating, and burial
in Rose Hill cemetery. Friends
are requested to omit sending
flowers.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
j. w. Mum, Former Railroad
Man Is Dead in Chicago

James W. Mum, assistant
general passenger agent Of the
Northwestern Railroad com.
] p4ny, aged So years ard for
many years a resident of Oma-
ha, died of heart failure in
Chicago yesterday after an
illness of a few hours. 1t is
said that he was at his Offices
during the morning and jlst
before noon returned to his
apartments, saying that he was
not feeling we'll. He died
shortly afterward. The body
will be taken to Boone, Ia, his
boyhood home, where the fu.
neral will be held, after which
it will be brought to Omaha
and buried in Forest Lawn be-
side that of Mrs. Mum, who
died several years ago and
the family resided here.
James w. Mum, or Jimmie
Mum, as he was better known
by his many friends in Omaha
and over Nebraska, was born
and educated at Boone, la
where his aged father and his
own son now live. He started
his railroad career as a boy on
the Maple Leaf road and in
1879 went to the Northwestern,
continuing in the service up 10
the time of his death In 1889.
when the Fremont, Elkhorn &
Missouri Valley and Northwest
ern were operated as separate
roads, he came to Omaha as
chief clerk to Major Buchanan,
who at that time was general
passenger agent of the Elk
horn. After the consolidation
of the two roads Mr.. Mum be-
came district passenger agent,
holding that office, with head
quarters here, until 1912, when
he was called to Chicago chief
clerk to the general passenger
agent Of the Northwestern. He
held this till promoted to assist.
ant general passenger agent
Omaha Bee.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-03-19
st. John Items

Mrs. S. K. attended the
Hawkeye Farmers Club at MIR.
George Mc1ntosh's on Saturday
and reports a fine time.
Hal Newton and family we're
Sunday visitors at the Frank
McGavren home.
George Gaver and family
were calling in St John Sunday
Mrs. S. K. McGavren spent
the afternoon with Mrs. Hoyer
of Mo. Valley on Tuesday.
Everett ILLUS has very sick
child at Albert Hilus.
Mr.. Joe Deal is laid up with
Rheumatism.
Mrs E ] Gaver was visit
or at the McCiavren home on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cox
were callers at the Denton
home Monday.
Mrs. Claud Clark east of st.
John is very sick with pneumo-
MIA.
Mrs. S. K. McGavren spent
Sunday with Frank Wilson and
family.
Bill Williams of Okla. is Wis
fling old friends in and around
st. John.
Mrs. Mil|ie Reel of Omaha is
a visitor at the Denton home.
Carrie Coyle is home from
Casper after several We eks vis-
it in that city.
Frank McGavren and wife
and Mrs. S K. McGavren at
tended the funeral of VIM. Ar
thur at Logan on Wednesday.
Walter Shelton and wife
have gona to housekeeping on
the old Mcintosh place south of
St. John.
Raymond Coyle is reported
quite sick in Omaha where he
is attending college.
Chas. Hatcher and wife were
callers at Mr.. and Mrs. Denton's
on Monday.
Mike Coyle was elected school
director in st. John on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Baker of WASH
| i,ston are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed Mccullough.