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The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-23

NEWLY FURNISHED room with or
without board. close enough IN. VII VII
sroaTi o1,ite family and in an exceiIent
- T,n{rbhnrhood. Address s'W," P. o. 8ox
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3ds like new in
" Our three ex-
Ca Sc finisherS.
can pay by the
HoUBe. 14nov
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LEGAL NOTICE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of an execution issued out OF
the Circuit Court of Escambia County.
Fla, in a cause wherein ,Ii Susie Mclean. can
traitor, is defendant, l have levied upon
and will expose, for sac at publc i3Ie ort- Ut
cash. on Monday, the 4th day of January:
A. D., 1915, during the legal hours OF
sale, ia front of the County Court House
door in the City of Pensacola, Escambia
County, Florida. the following described
real estate situate. lying and being in
the City of Pensacola, Escambia County
Florida, to-wit:
west eleven (11) feet OF Lot three (S).
all of lot four "a, and East nine 90 feet
of five (5l and North fifteen (15l feet
four (24l. Block one hundred and eighty
seven Gs7), Maxent Tract; also West fir,
ty (5O) feet of East one hundred and
seventy-nine 179) feet of North one
hundred and fifty 150) feet Of Block one
hundred and eighty seven (1S7) Maxent
Tract.
Deed at cost of purchaser.
A. c. ELLIS,
535A1SnovoawSw Sherl1I'
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-23

lGENTS-Smas shing commissions, whirl-
wind sales in New device saIable every
fhere, take orders to equip offices, hotels
fcories, homes. Demonstration sells.
y experience. No capital s25 up week
i T. A. Gervais Co, Drawer 4G0. Co
lnbia. s c. 2odec
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ANTED-Your JOB Printing and orders
4 10y Engraving Of all kinds. calling
RaNTTNG CO.. "a West Government.
15uiy
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TREES AND PLANTS.

BITE C. W. HINSEY. Mgr. Chipola
Nursery for prices etc. on West FIori-
Crown Buddsd Orange, Grape fruit
each'cola. Fla aTtune
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-Plain gold bracelet. diamond set
ting, engraved ''L. ?. H" Lost Sun-
day either on train from Bagdad or on
streets of Pensacola. Reward for re-
turn to 221 z. Government. 22dec3t*
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PERSONAL.

ated would marry. T-Box IS League,
aedo, Ohio. 20dec
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ARM LAND FOR SALE

NTED-CIear improved first class
lSlrable farms. WIN exchange new
asrn income "Ast st. Louis resi-
ee districts. -~cription and
les. Box 637 20dec
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-23

Iegro pictures 12c. Sensational sellers.
s00e5 profit Sample free. also portraits.
onvex work. Pillow Tops lowest prices
eoples Portrait, Dept, IS, Chicago.
20dec
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WANTED.

FANTED-50 s. c. White Ieghorn pu1lets
Must be cheap for cash. Box 459. Pen
scols- 17dec7t%
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FOR SALE-Eeal Estate.

FOR SALEResidence on East HIM car
line. Five rooms with reception nan
Write ownaR. Box 1873. Pananoa City. Fla.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-23
DEEDS and NURSERIES

#HIPOLA NURSERY Stock grown from
West Florida seed and rejected West
florida Budvood Is the hardest. Write
" Hinsey, Mgr. Apalachicola, Fla.
s7june
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-23
Help Wanted Male

F.NTED AT ONCFZOfl Mill superin-
andsnt. 800; MilIwright, SS5: Sash
l,i Door Foreman, Box Factory Fore
r.. Stenographer and Office Man, $50;
f9-s7an. Filers, Sawyers, 500; Pl8ner
ksIpsr. booksellers, Edgerman. $3.50; !;
t5gineer- Fireman. SIS; superintendent
Fouo7 weaving Room. Office Manager,
so several other first class openings.
Il YOU have a trade get with us for
|gt1re openings. Call or write this office
|sck's Little Rock. Ark. 20dec
|,s15 Annually. Cooperate with me
evenings at home. Everything fur
shed. Don't worry about capital. Boyd
h Brown, Omaha, Nebr. 20dec
FORD owners to demonstrate ''New IN
visible Simplex Self Starter" Ford
lars only No batteries. springs. cables
-#.5- sac 1sae
-t-.lr.a E5aas
~t~ E-t.H,
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The Journals Want ad
Way" will get you results.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-23

Pensacola Locge. 40 4. Z. O. o. -.
Pensa ~Cia Lodge No o o F.,
meets every Thursday at 1880 p. m. in
Rafford Hall. corner Baylen and Belmont
streetx Visitors cordially invited
". NJ. EYERs.
G, Lambrs chit. NJ ~
Secre+aT%.
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BAGDAD INN

BAGDAD. FLA
fovned and Operated by Bagdad
Land & Lumber Coz.
.u Hro5or, CoDveniences Excellent
<-9t,,, 81 American PIan-Rates. 81 per
dav and up. Buss meets all trains
MISS AHL. Mans%er.
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-23

FOR SAIF+I have the following things
to offer. A great bargain. One National
Cash register. One Munger system Gin,
One Grist Min conn etc. One McCasFeY
Credit Register double column, 40 acres
Of fine land with house worth more than
ask for ALL Two good horses. three
two eight wheel wagons. One second
hand Ford Touring car 1918 model. A
number of improved farm implements;
One Saw Mill complete, One boiler ana
one stean, engine One nolasseS mill With
reservoir. One good Underwood Typwriter
One Roller Desk. One Bouser under
Several good plate glass showcases. One
indian Motor cycle side car complo+e
cheap. We also sell cord wood, Fora
automobiles and Indian Motorcycles; Casn
or credit r. D. Anderson. 1O1- 10y =.
BayIen street and Cantonment. Fla
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-23

FOR SALE. or for rent for the winter,
small. completely furnished houseooat:
~, -I usi StoUa U 20 25novtf
FOR SALE-Merz 1914 runabout, prac-
4tcaIfy new Electrical equipment
throughout. making ideal car for lady TO
drive One extra tire For quick sale
will sell very cheap. Phone 22S1 ZZnoV
EOR sAIEwood. stove ard fire place.
dry and clean. S5c TO LOO per load de-
livered Dry saw dust Tor stable pei
6a4. Builders Mfg Co. 3novtf
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MOTOR SUPPLIES
TRANSFER, STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER CO. Thor B.
Thorsen. Proprietor. solicits ali kinds
for shipment. Furniture stored Office
phone 97S Depot phone 704, Jun2l
The Pensacola journal., 1914-12-23
0OMS AND BOARD.

2ENT-Furnished rooms, centrally
13 East Romano street. 22dec7t%
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w. he Journal
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08
PARMA GIRL WEEDS
ON NEW YEARS DAY

One of the most pleasant an
nOnucemenfs that rhe Herald
has TO make this week IL of the
marriage OF Miss Mary Stockton
of Parma and Robert W. Man
gum of Boise. They were mar
ried at Weiser last Thursday,
January 1, Father Gottschalx
officiating The bridal couple
were attended by Miss Rose
Turner and the brother OF the
officiating minister.
The BRIDE is the laughter ol
Mr.. and Mrs. J II Stockton
both of whom have spent their
Iif-tiines in tins section and have
been - pdrf oil the inSlness and
social life of rhi- community
since the settlement Of Tie
country began The groom is
one of the coming Young men q
1.-THE country and the newly mar
ried conpl-. start on with bright
prospects and the eu,d wishes
of all
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08
NEXT NUMBER
JANUARY 16
Harold Morton Kramer
to Appear Again Before
Parma Audience.

Harold Morton Kramer, MY
e'i-f Iecinrsr. will appear ~
Eacker's hall Friday evetin,
January Is, ~ q lecture or
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08

W. B Mitchell was in Caldwell
this week.
o H. Lawson was up from
Ontario Yesterday.
The Wilson Stock Company is
playing at Eacker's hall this
week.
Carl Eisenmenger was in the
county seat on business the first
of the week.
Mrs. George Hobson of Horse
shoe Bend is visiting at the
home of her mother. Mrs r NJ.
Eichelterger
Jesse Aih-sisun nnipr~risl an
operation ~ Sr Lnke's hospital
in Boise Yesterday Dr r J.
sluen of This rit, Mas in attend
ahce
A larre nnrn',.r uf Parnairss
attended ir annual New Year :
dinner gwen by the ladies of ths
Presbyterian church at Roswell
Thursday.
A large crowd of Parma peopl,
attended the dance at Roswell
Thursday night. A splendic
time is reported. Another danc'
will be given in the Roswell hal
Friday evening, January 16.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08

BEGINS HERE
O.F.C. Beats Middleton
All Star Team Loses to
Apple Valley.

The basketball season opened
in Parma last Thursday when
rhe Other FeIIo@s' tlub team
played the MiddIetonhi2 school
and a picked team Of Parma
PLAYERS met the Apple VaIIev
high school team The o r G.
Non over their oI.ponefis IN a
fast game by score OF 40 70 10.
George Story, the Parma center,
uas the individual star In the
Apple Valley Parma game the
Ample VALLEY BOYS ronPed away
with The exhibition hy II TO
10 score
4 game j. scisedule'i for romor
row bighF between ihe 0'hrr
Fellows tean aud the TenslHvis
high school
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08
ITEMS
OF INTEREST
Timely News Notes About
People of Parma and
This Vicinity.

E d McCabe was a Caldwell
visitor Saturday.
Jack Brown was in Boise on
business Tuesday.
DR. r. j. Cluen was in Boise
the first of the week.
G W. Alberfson was in the
capital city Yesterday
All haas must go regardless of
cost Mrs. Ellen Case
school opensd in Parma Mon
das morning after vacation of
two weeks
All hats AT half price We will
not curry over Hnv stock
tt Mrs Esleu Case.
Sam WeIh lefI yeslerda, for
Pocatello for "a two or three
weeks stay.
See Porter for shoe repairing.
Bates bldg, 3rd st, between
Main and Grove. If
DR.. T. o. Humphreys, resident
dentist Office in bank building,
ground floor. phone 4S.
Harold Fisk leaves today for
Morgan Park, ILL.,. To resume mis-
studies at the Morgan Park
Academy.
MIR. and Mrs John Omalia
went To Emmett Tuesday 10
visit with their daughter, Miss
FloreI ce OMAHA.
Martin Kurtz. Earl Dickerson
and Carlos Fisk returned &c
Corvallis, Ore Saturday even.
ing. after spending the Christmas
HOLIDAYS visiting here
DIR. F. A. Schmitz went tc
Weiser Yesterday TO meet hil
wife and children. who wer,
eDroute from Midvale to tbei
future home in this city.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08

Miss Clara II. Miller Of Salmon
Cirv has been engaged ar assist
ant principal in the Parma high
school. replacing Baxter NJ
Nov, who resigned recently in
order to prepare himself for en-
trance 10 Oxford University as
a Rhodes scholar The place
made vacant by the resignation
of Miss Amy Sherman has heen
flied b. Miss Martha Suyder 0f
TWIN Falls Both teaci.frs ar.
rived in Parma Saturday
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08

Frank II Jones and N ~
Jones were ~ Boi~r Tue
making final PROOF "n .
bomesteadS near Parma
&. B Ross. d o Castat, i
NJ Cason aud NJ A. Baits r.
IN attendance at the Jac ~
Dav celebration in Boise iu,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08

Davidson. Rockefeller. HuDtly,
KilburD, r. W Case. Carl Case,
C. Cartwright. Chas Purdy,
|Warston .John~tou. e. WicklaDd,
Roy Wickland. Pursell. George
Wright, Hamilton, Clint Allen.
John Holly. Claude Allen, VIM.
Stradley, Meadows. Mattson,
Arthur Wood; Nesdames Cosey
and Johnston; Misses Urlna
Robertson. Burma Robertson,
Allie Murrey. Ruth Pierce. Nina
Pierce, Gertie Wright. Josephine
Wright. Mary Robertson. Sarah
Wright. Esther kiiburn, Cleone
Wickland, Marguerite Purdy ;
Messrs. Vim. Howard, Clarence
Murray, Frank Miller. James
LloA q. E. l.. Bryalt, Wm- Law
Ter. Tho~ McGivern. VIM Asp.
UakeS Caldwell. Bert Robertson,
Arthur Holly. Garrer Stern, DR.,
Cas-. oscar Robertson. Gordon
! Jndd. Earl Johnston Harry
Ekin. claude Bullock. ElmeI
Wood. Earl i,ureau. AK Wade
Ra, larfwright and Frank
| Boswell
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08
National Wool Growers
Convention.

Salt Lake City, Jan. 1917, 1914.
Excursions via Oregon Short
Line. Tickets on sale from all
points outside of Utah January
13 and IL, limited to January
24th. See agents for rates and
further particulars.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08

Jssnuars l3. IA. 10 aud IS.
Wis Oregon Short Line Union
Pacific f.r National Western
Seek show nnd American Ma
tirrai lave Stock A~eoci ton
Convention. Tickets limited 70
J.snGnr 31-f. Se- agents
fpr rats ma fur'hr partic-
uinr~. / Is
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08

J. n Rrasi-. pioneer af
Washington comfy ant father
of Mrs G. 4. Ross of rhi,- s-:'s
was operated nn Tpe~Ga, at 81.
AlphonSe's hospital in Boise.
Mr.. aud Mrs c b. Ross and
Miss u,ra Casey of Parma we're
at his bedside while the opera
ton was being performed
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08
ENTERTAIN AT
BIG BEND HOME

Mr. and Mrs Thos Welch
pleasantly entertained a large
number of friends and neighbors
on ~ edneSday evening. Decem-
Der 81. Among those present
were; Messrs. ami Mesdames
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs r. l. Stockton,
Mrs. NJ. E. Rhodes and Misses
Grace Rhodes and Elma Fisk
were among those who attended
the recital by the world famous
pianist, Paderewski. in Boise
Tuesday night
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08

of his three subjects. ''i'he Inyis
ible Bond" "Here OF Nowhere.
and Rags and Rainbows Mr.
Kramer appeared before n Par
ma audience last year and met
with such great approval ihs
he MAS r. engaged for the pss-
ent seasons course. of which iii-
lecture will be I he third numl
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08

News reached Parma last week
of the birth on December 81 of a
baby daughter to Mr. and Mrs
Frank Goddard. formerly resi-
dents Of this place hut now liv-
ing AT Manville. i'll
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08

Here's Ia the state we love
the best.
The one made up of all the rest;
To the pioneer who bla azed the
way
Wen drink a toast on New
Years Day.
The Past was theirs, the Future,
ours.
A heritage of wealth empowers;
A land of hope that thrills each
breast,
TINS wondrous empire of the
West.
"Our Futurel' Come, fill well
the cup.
Health and happiness brim
ming up;
Drink deep that none may over
flow.
Here's to our state-Our Idaho
Martha Spangler
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-01-08

Herman Jnrries went 10 80 81
Monday He r-turDe Tue-d /,
with Mrs .Jurrie~. who WIS
Gently Operated on in a hp~W' !
III Boise Mrs. Jurrie- is i e
improved VA health
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31
a. NJ. NIOVe
Manager OF the
kLOVE AGENCY

which bought out William
SchaarHann S real estate and
INSURANCE business. located at
I.I45z Second avenue. q year
ago. has. with tas aid Of his
sons, increased the business to
one Of the leading agencies in
Rock Island. When in need of
insurance, or II you wish TO pur-
chase or rent any property, call
on them, as they are wide awake
and will look after your inter
ests.
This agency is fast becoming
one OF the largest and will no
doubt be ranked as such within
a few years should they CON
tinue their rapid advance. They
are always giving the best OF
service to their patrons and at
all times give you a hearty vel
come when you enter their Of
fee. They have nine OF the
largest insurance companies and
are known TO pay claims more
promptly than any other COM
Dany. II insurance OF any kind
Is wanted call on them and they
Will get 1t for you no matter
what kind Il might be.
A speciality OF liability and &C
cident insurance Is made by
them and they are representa-
tives OF the Travellers Insur-
ance company. which Il known
throughout the Union as the
largest casualty company in the
world AS for bonds. they are
general agents for the Maryland
Casualty company of Baltimore,
Maryland. which is also the
largest bonding company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31

dwelling 80. $3.50. 1900
J. Sherman, 1917 Sixth street.
dwelling .........-. ...... 1.4OC
L w. Klossky, 1872 Forty
fourth street. barn -. 90
Frank Firman. 1920 Fifth av-
enue. alteration .. 200
ChamberIin. Kindt & Co,
Fourth avenue and Twenty
fourth street. biilDOards -. 800
G. J. Larkin. for \. D. Huess-
ing, 100 Fourteenth street,
ice house .--....- .... 800
Miss Grace Drain. 1911 Elev-
enth street. alteration eco. 300
McInnes Bros. 1921 Eighth
avenue. dwelling .---.... $500
McInnes Bros. 15O4 Eleventh
street, dwelling ..s..... $500
J. A SieyeIs. for II. Z. Curtis.
931 Nineteenth street. porch 200
Vogel & Schroeder. for
Charles McRae Thirteenth
avenue and Seventh street,
dwelling 1890 -.. 500
John Stroehle. for Mr.. Tin
dali. 1913 Third avenue. re-
pairs ... .... 100
John p. Sexton. rear 1907
Sixth avenue. alteration 90. 500
II A Lohse. for John Koepp-
Ike estate. 2714 Eighth av-
enue. repair -....... 500
William ]. Butler. for Ed
Gser. 1920 Twenty-fourth-
and-a-half street. dwelling. 1000
John BaItzer. 1907 Thirty
first street. bathroom ..... ESQ
L ". Fues. 723 Third street,
addition 20O
Swan johnson, 1908 Forty
third street. porch . 125
Louis Miller. for Mary Heal
en-. 1924 Eighth-and-a-half
avenue. dwelling ....... 1000
II Hansen. 2s15 Eighth and-a-
half avenue. dwelling . 1850
II. Hansen. for Rock Island
Steam Laundry. 1914 Third
avenue. boiler room ... 200
J. II. Butler. for Joe Exner.
712 Fourteenth-and-half
street. addition ...... 500
Al ?. Studer. 621 FortIeth
street. dwelling ......... 24OO
John Volk & Co. for the Tri-
City Auto Supply company.
Fourth avenue and Nine
tenth street, garage and
storerooms. . 500. 5000 .
z. T. Fuller. for ?. G. Downs.
1919 Sixth avenue. altera-
ton ........... .......... 500
Chambcrlin. Kindt & Co,
Third avenue and Twenty
third street. biIlboards 900 200
T ONeu. 1855 Twenty-sixth
street, porch .-.......... 125
Total Neutrality-suspicious.. 531.26l /.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31

saloon ............. 200
d. Hohenboken for Otto
Adams. 1920 Sixth avenue,
machine shop .....: 900
H. Cronau. 1434 Forty-fifth
street, garage ... 100
II. c. Higbee, 500 Forty-third
street, garage ..... rs
Lange G Tom for Mrs. Case,
126 Twentieth street, new
store front Observation-Disclosures. 200
Ed. Jacobs, 1903 West First
street, dwelling ..,.. 600
George II. Bailey, 1917 Twenty
ninth-and-a-haIfs street, dwell
ing Recommendations. $500
Ed. Brien, 1896 Thirty-third
street, dwelling ..... 1900
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31
Total
SEPTEM Der.

H. L. Becker, 1909 Eighth ave
nue., dwelling . $500
Peter Summers 2006 Fifth ave
nue., general repairs .. 800
John Volk & Co.. Fifteenth ave
avenue and Thirty-sixth street
street, dwelling ..... 1000
Herman Hansenfor o. F. Lun-
dahl. 927 Forty-third street,
porch .... . 900
William Won Dohlen fer S.
Drake, 1892 Thirty-sixth
street. dwelling ..... 1000.
Frank Geiger. for Reinhart
Geiger, 562 Hinrichs street.
barn ............... 800
w Weyerhaeuser, for Charles
Barth, 1925 Fourteenth-and-
a-half street, garage .... 100
II. Katz for B. Wiseman, 500
Tenth street. alteration $500. $50
F. NJ B. Chambers for Mrs.
Fuller. 4O4 Fourth avenue,
alteration .......... 300
J. f. Bodeen, Seventh avenue
and Thirty-ffth street, gar
age 400
F. Perkins for George Reddig,
eleventh avenue ana MINI
street, store and fiat ... $500
j. ]. Rathbun for George Web
er. Ninth avenue and Forty
fifth street, dwelling . $780,
August Bergeson for George
H. Baumbach, 1401 Fourteenth
street, double house 1900. 1900
August Bergeson for E. Russel,
1434 Fourteenth street,
dwelling ............ $500
William Won Dohlen for HUI
da Weidlund. 1886 Thirty
sixth street, dwelling ..... 1000 |
E. weissman for Henry Nor
ris. 1000 Ninth street, repair
OF hre loss ...-.. 25O
Frank Bleuer for Emelia Wehl-
ing, $50 Eleventh avenue. !
alteration ............. 100 /
J. a. Kaskadden. 1909 West
First street, dwelling $500. 500 !
George F. Roth, 316-320 Eigh-
teenth street, gravel roof -. 100 |
II. d. Glenn, Baptist church
parsonage, composition roof 200
E. p. wolfrum for P F. Tren-
kenschuh, Twelfth avenue
and Fifth street, machine
shed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
John Mannheim, Twenty-third
avenue and Twenty-fourth
street. dwelling '.. 1000
II. w. Horst company for II.
E. Curtis place. garage. -. 1000
Amos Mills for Austin and Jen-
ME Mills. 364 Twenty-second
street. store Ind flats ...... 1900
Total $3.50
OCTOBER
1. F. Paulsen for Colonial Hotel
company. alteration .$ 500 ]
l. w. Horst q Co. for George
Long. 1886 Thirteenth avenue, :
dwelling 1900
G. Scheuermann, 1927 Fifth 5
street, shop ............ 1000
oseph Long. 1853 Forty-third /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31

Frank A. Fredericks for VIII
liam b. Mcintyre. 923
Twenty-third street, dwell
ing .................. $500
August Bergeson for Joe Park
! er, $500 Twenty-fourth street.
alteration .............. 100
VI. Verhale for A Malley, 1922
Fourteenth avenue. dwelling $3.50
I NJ. Verhale for ID. Renter.
Twelfth avenue and Forty
third street. dwelling 80. 1000
Lavender Bros. for +. +. War
rem, 1908 Twenty-fourth-and
a half street, dwelling ..... .1,675
George b. McNutt for G. J.
Writ. alteration .... 29O
II. Hansen for Eagles Home,
Fourth avenue and Twenty
first street SS,4uo
Amanda McNealy. S29 Twenty
ninth street, dwelling .... $500
Nick Bredar, 2529 Fifth ave-
nue., barn .-...-...- zoO
Olaf Cervin. Tenth avenue and
Twenty-fourth street, dwell
ing o,oOU
Olaf Cervin, 1909 Thirty-fourth
street. alteration .-. 1000
Frank Bleuer & Son, for G..
Zwicker. 2412 Seventh ave
nue.. porch ...... $50
c. H. Langman, Fourteenth
avenue and Fourteenth
street, three double houses. 5000 /
Charles Powers, 514 Tenth
street, temporary dwelling. 200
William Beeler, 213O Ninth ave
nue., alteration .......... 500
Ray Ellsworth, 1912 Ninth ave
nue., temporary dwelling. 200
H F. Paulsen, 1912 Twelfth
avenue. alteration .... 1000
Jacob Nuessli. 102 Second
street, bathroom ...... 200
II. Tappendorf for a. II. Red
mann, 602 Fifth street.
kitchen Observation-Disclosures. 800
c. T. Neeley. 1922 Second
street, small addition $500. so
John Volk G. Co.. for Rock Is
land lines, Fifth avenue and
Thirtieth street, ventilators
on laundry .............. 500
J. B. Burgoyne for w. B. Har-
ris, 1913 Twenty-fourth
street. dwelling ..... 1000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-31

AUGUST.
William Butcher for Mrs. Jor-
gensen, 1914 Fifth avenue.
Kitchen SUI
S. w. Bowlby Music house,
1909 Second avenue, altera-
ton ............... oOU
Rock Island Sash & Door
Works, lumber shed. ..... 1900
Eumer F. Wilson for Charles
Carney. 1920 Ninth avenue.
! dwelling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
Elmer F. Wilson for E. c.
Clevenstein, 1717 Twenty
fifth street, dwelling .. 1000
George Nicola, Fourteenth ave
| nue. and Sixth street, dwell
ing oOO
George II. Bailey for H. A.
weidenhoeft, Fourteenth ave-
nue. and Thirty-eighth street,
dwelling observation-disclosures z,oOO
S. Langman, Island View
Heights. five dwellings &c.. 5000
c. w. Finley for William Trefz,
1920 Twenty-sixth street,
dwelling .............. 1000
Illinois Roofing company, for
the Swedish Lutheran church,
Fourth avenue and Four
teenth street, recovering
roof 2S1
Herman Hansen for F. Scheme
bricker. 1881 Ninth avenue,
double house ............ $500
McInuis Bros. for Mrs. Mary
Noiony. 500 Forty-third
street. double house ..... $500
NIcInnis Bros, for Dan Ma
roney. 1924 Eighth avenue,
dwelling ....----.......-.. 5000 !
August Bergeson for F. Potter
Smith. 1927 Fifteenth street,
double house ......-....... 1850 I
]. +. Johnson. for Mr.. Bro
quist. Ills Thirty-eighth
street. alteration ..... 500
Hudson & Collins. for city of
Rock Island. foot of Seventh
street. dressing room for
bath house ... 329
Weyerhaeuser. 1914
Second street. dwelling 49,. 800
z. +. Buffum, 1923 Fourteenth
street, sleeping porch 1900 300
w. J. Butler for c. s. Mick,
4501 Fifteenth avenue, sleep
ing porch ........ 300 II
II. oldlhcIs ffOf oeN6HNctuln
avenue. dwelling .. 1880
D. F. Butcher for Tony Hen
chon, 1907 Forty-second
street. dwelling .... 1000
Harry Nicola, for Mr.. Flana-
gan. 1906 Fourteenth street.
dwelling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
Olaf Paaske, PA Fourth ave-
nue.. alteration ..... $50
Ed Lothridge, 1911 West First
street, dwelling ..... 500 ]
John Scheuermann. 1000 Sixth
street, dwelling ...... 1900
George II. Bailey. 1716 Twenty II
ninth-and-a-half street, shop $50
Theodore Bleuer, 749 Fifteenth
street, porch ........ 100 ,
4. Tappendorf for city of Rock
Island. fire station No. s. cor
ner of Eighteenth avenue and
and Ninth street . 6,66S !
}. Hohenboken for Rock Island
Brewing company. 2211 I
Third avenue, new front IN