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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-04-07
SOCIETY

Mrs. Charles H. 'McGill entertained
number of her lady friends at al
cat Home' Thursday afternoon.
There we're twentytour guests present
The entertainment provided wa s
cards. Five Hundred being the game
The prize winners yere Mrs J. b .
Williams. Mrs. W o. Guile aud Mrs
j. W Goddard.
at the close of the game q dainty
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Mr.. aud Mrs McGlIl entertained
again Saturday evening, this time
their gentlemen friends being includ
ed With the ladi les In the Invitation.
and a most delightful evening at
cards was enjoyed by all.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-04-07
SPORTS

The baseball game scheduled for
sunday was called off on account of
the rain and 1t Is probable that the
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-04-07

SedSOndbIe
EdtdbIeS
From newly laid eggs, fancy
bacon and sugar cured ham for
the Easter breakfast to fresh
fruits, vegetables, etc., for the
dinner you will find our gro
Gerry department. able to sup
ply your wants In a most pleas
ing manner.
Alma record., 1914-02-26
Cohoon and Allen

Edna Shellhaas and Clara Hamilton
spent Sunday with Roy Leptz.
Grandpa Gallagher was entertained
Wednesday at the home of Arlie Con-
ley.
John and Ray Wright visited Sum-
day with Joseph and Michael She'll
haas.
Several of the Cohoon pupils were in
Shepherd Thursday attending the
Cleaner Rally.
Arlie and Mag Conley attended the
Aid meeting held at Mrs. Rockwelps s
Thursday.
Walter Sneary and wife of near Mt.
Pleasant visited Sunday with Owen
Wright and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Wiltse, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Shue, Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Wright spent Saturday evening
with Ed. Utley and family.
Mrs. Fred O'Boyle, Mrs. Arthur Nc
Clintic and Mrs. Russell Flemming Wis
tied at the Cohoon school one day this
week. All who are interested in the
work of the school are invited to look
over our work and see how pupils are
progressing.
Alma record., 1914-02-26

Thursday till Sunday with his sister,
Mrs Elsie Wadle.
L.emuel Morris was a Crystal caller
Thursday.
Bruce Shaw was a Vestaburg caller
Wednesday.
Fred Wadle Jr.. made trip to Car
son Thursday.
Grant Woodman is in Ionia to spend
a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wadle Jr. spent
Sunday in Crystal.
Andrew Riggs who has been i'll for
some time is gaining slowly.
Mrs. VIM. Shaw spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Elsie Wadle.
Beverly Shaw is visiting relatives at
Clare and Harrison for few weeks.
George Barlow has had bad luck by
the loss of three horses this winter.
Mrs. Orilla Parish of Carson, is
spending a few days with her mother in
this vicinity
Joel Avery and family of East Day
Alma record., 1914-02-26
North County Line

Miss Mae Battle called on Marie Dug
gan Sunday.
Mrs. Susan Connolly spent Sunday
at Mike Millets.
Miss Nora Murray was home from
Mt Pleasant for the week.
Vim. Carroll called on his son, John,
who is i'll with tonsilitis, Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Ingraham has been suffer
ing from a bad cold the past few days.
The Misses Mary and Rose Murray
spent Sunday with Mrs B. Duffy of
Jerseyville.
Miss Margaret O'Brien spent the lat
ter part of the week at her uncle's,
Ed. Duggan.
Mrs. Louise Mclaughlin very pleas
ly entertained a number of her friends
Alma record., 1914-02-26

Mrs. Alice Carts is OH the sick list
Mrs. Ray Ballon went to Grand Rap
ids Saturday.
Mr.. Harding was in Saginaw on bus
mess Monday.
Charles Rhoades returned from Sher-
idan Friday evening.
Mrs. John Shuman returned from
Grand Rapids Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nickerson and
son were at St. Louis Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Horton are NOV
ing into the house owned by Bird How
ay.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Howard and chill
dren left Monday for Gobleville to visit
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Strine of Ferris
were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Carts Friday.
David Marlin spent the weekend with
his daughter, Mrs. Anna Johnson of
Rosebush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osa Smith and children
of Alma are here visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Ben Winchell of Edmore is sick
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Bert
Waterbury.
Dell Hamlin of Alma came Friday
night to visit his uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Mallory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Waterbury enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Cap Sutton and
children of Riverdale Thursday
Earl Platt, who is working at Alma
came Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Platt
Mrs. Minnie Bartlett and Mrs. John
! Davenport of Riverdale visited at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Manley Fri
day.
David Brown formerly with the
Grain and Lumber Co. Of Alma, came
Monday morning and took charge OF
the Vestaburg Elevator Co.
Charles Gorsuch returned to Lang
ston Sunday evening after visiting th'
latter part of the week with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Gorsuch
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown entertain
ed their sons, VIM. Brown of Scott
vile and Leo Brown of Bay City iron
Saturday evening until Sunday even
ing when they returned to their work
Rev. ]. d. Tanner, who is holding re
vival meetings at the Spencer schoo
house, came home Saturday mornin,
and returned in the afternoon takin,
his wife and grandson, Lawrence Macl
with him.
Comments of approval and admira
tion were heard Friday afternoon as tn
parents left the Vestaburg school build
ing after witnessing the patriotic pro
gram which had been arranged by tn
teachers and pupils.
Alma record., 1914-02-26
VESTABURG

Dewitt Murtaugh has moved into the
hotel building.
Orval Hancock has moved into the
Mosher house which he purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shook are visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Shook.
Ed Tanner returned from Cecil, Ca,
Thursday evening and reports very cold
weather there.
Ed Cramer of Hemlock has been
helping take inventory for the Vesta-
burg Elevator Co. this week.
Chet St. Peters came from Detroit
Wednesday evening to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe ST. Peters.
Leo Rhoades Of Sheridan spent the
latter part of the week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rhoades.
Miss Hazel Barger of Crystal came
Tuesday to assist in celebrating the 10th
birthday of her uncle, VIM. Mallory.
Miss Gladys Briggs returned to Grand
A., Rapids Wednesday after weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Malin
/ Briggs.
Ernest Amos Marion is the name of
the 9-lb. boy which arrived February
Is at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Manley.
Malcom Walker returned to his home
! -, D,xarIo1a oft the latter
part of the week with his grandmother
Mrs NJ. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Marlin, daughter
Neoma, and Ella Manley were week.
end guests of their aunt, Mrs Anna
Johnson at Rosebush.
The Vestaburg ball team was organ
lied Tuesday evening. Frank Murphy
is to be manager, Clarence Carts, cap
tain and Foster Brown. secretary anC
treasurer
The Royal Neighbors entertained r
N. of AS from Sumner and Riverdal
Saturday and initiated a class of eigh
new members The Sumner r. N. o
AS did the initiatory work which wa
appreciated by all
Mrs Fred Reader entertained sev
eral friends Tuesday evening at
kitchen shower given in honor of MI
and Mrs. John Horton, who had tn
misfortune to lose their things by fire
They were well pleased with the mic
lot of presents which they received
| Mesdamcs G.. Gorsuch, F. Reader, +
Farmer, B. Elliott, J. d. Tanner an
VIM. Carts attended the rag bee at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs Silas Mack o.
Wednesday. A fine dinner was serve
by the hostess after which the ladie
sewed all the rags. Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
know how to entertain and would nc
hitch up to take the ladies home unit
they ate supper which was as nice a
, the dinner. All of the ladies report
good time.
Alma record., 1914-02-26
Wheeler News Items

Newell Bradford was in Saginaw Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Elsie Powell was in Saginaw
Tuesday.
Gwen of Saginaw, was in town
Saturday.
Roy Partee and Ed. Allen were in
Alma Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Little are the
proud parents of baby girl born Feb
%.
Walter Williams of northwest Can
ada, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Henry
Van Epps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ellsworth and
family are listening to the tones of a
new piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Van Epps of Alma,
are visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Van Epps.
Mrs. NJ w. Barnes entertained the
Normal class of the Sunday school last
Friday evening.
Mesdames Lena Bradford and Fanny
Allen visited Mrs. Dean Wilson of
st. Louis, last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Vanorman are en-
tertaining their daughter -in-law, Mrs.
Phoebe Vanorman of Jackson, Mich.
The Cleaners held a quilt social last
Thursday evening, which was a great
success financially as we'll as socially.
The quilt brought $l240
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Poland of Mt.
Pleasant, visited with his mother, Mrs.
s. Foland and sister, Mrs. N. Bradford,
several days last week
The Wheeler Hardware has again
changed hands Mr. Boneman and Son
sold out to Mr.. Carl Lanshaw of Forest
Hill. Success to the new owner.
The Wheeler w. c. T. u. held an in
stitute at the M. +. church last Tuesday,
Feb. 18th. Mrs f. B. Perkins of Owos-
so was present and delivered a lecture
in the evening. Everybody enjoyed the
lecture and the Union was increased by
ten new members.
Alma record., 1914-02-26
Hall NewsItems

Mrs Fred Howe is on the sick list
Lilah Birdsall has been sick with the
measles.
Mss vrH Thurn was - St I.ouis
Sat''~,'o..
A.rs. nCu1 ..ayay i.as been SCI; N.,h
Alma record., 1914-02-26
Ithaca Local Items

Mrs. Herbert Putnam of Sickles spent
Thursday in Ithaca
Mrs. A. Reichard of St Louis was at
Ithaca Friday on business.
Dan Stine of North Star was at
Ithaca Friday on business.
l.. c. Hull of Middleton was at ST.
Louis and Ithaca this week.
Miss Beatrice DeGraffe. who is en-
ployed in St. Louis, spent the week end
at home.
Miss Kate Darcus, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Darcus, of Ithaca, and
Alma record., 1914-02-26
West Arcadia News

Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Allis visited Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Amsbury Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gerber have been
visiting their parents and other rela-
tives a couple of weeks. They return
ed home last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Watkins expect
to begin housekeeping this week. They
will occupy the house across the road
from the Bradford's.
The Northrup family who are living
on the Chase farm, were burned out
Saturday afternoon. The fire was dis
covered in the chamber and it is thought
caused by defective chimney. They
saved most of the goods downstairs.
Alma record., 1914-02-26

Will McNabb, of Ithaca, were united in
marriage at the home of the brides par
ents, Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th
Mrs. Helen Chaffin and daughter Ger
trude, of Pompeii, were at Ithaca Mon
day on business.
A. ID. Brady and son, who came to
Ithaca last week to attend the funeral
OF Hiram Brady returned to Carrollton
Saturday.
Alma record., 1914-02-26

Miss y~n Thurn was = St. Iouis
Sat,'~'0.
Mrs. nCna ..ay2y i.as been s.ci; N.,h
tonSiitis
DR.. +. Graham of Sumner was in
town last Friday.
Mrs. Hattie Pratt received her moth
er's pension last week.
Sumner Hoxie was in Carson City
last Wednesday on business.
Miss Ethel Davis, who has been sick
with tonsilitis, has returned to her work
Mrs. Mary Smith of Ionia is visiting
her uncle, Mrs. Laura Oliver.
Mrs. c. A. Button of Alma visited
Mrs. Alice Butcher last Thursday.
Mrs Laura oliver and Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Van Leuvan visited Mrs. Fred
Howe last Wednesday.
Mrs. f. M. Martin, who visited her
daughter, Iva, nearly four months, in
Wilson, N. Y, returned home last week.
Mrs. Stella Follick and Mrs. Addie
Walker are both able to get around a
little again. They were both burned
accidentally with hot water.
The NJ. +. Union Aid met at the W.
r. c. hall last Thursday. About &c
were served at dinner. Proceeds be-
tween $17 and $lS, which will be divided
among the four societies.
Alma record., 1914-02-26
Pine Grove News

Mrs George Barlow is on the sick list.
Gene Steffy was in Crystal Thursday.
George Barlow was at Crystal Tues
day.
VIM. Sigourney was a Mcbride caller
Saturday.
VIM. Shaw was fishing on Crystal
lake Thursday.
Myron King has sold his 40 acre farm
to Fred Case.
Earl Carts of Crystal spent from
Alma record., 1914-02-26

spent Friday with Harrison Casey and
family.
Mrs. Amanda Wadle spent Thursday
with Mrs. Will Frisbie OF Crystal
Alma record., 1914-02-26
CAIARRH SUFFERERS

Surely use Hyomei. It's natures true
remedy for catarrh, bronchitis, Group of
infants or any infammatory disease of the
stomach dosing. Hyomei gives effective
and immediate relief or money refunded.
Its healing balsams quickly reach the
air cells cf the nose, throat and lungs
the catarrhal germs are destroyed.
If suffering from drcppings in the throat,
watery eyes, husky voice, discharge from
the nose or that choked UP feeling-try
Hyomei now = today 0~--'-' -.' -''fr = c. r.
Alma record., 1914-02-26

at her home Wednesday evening The
evening was spent in cards and games
after which a delicious luncheon was
served.
Michael Roberts, Sr., from east of
Shepherd, called on his son, Mike Rob-
erts, Saturday.
Alma record., 1914-02-26
CARD OF THANKS.

wish to express my thanks to Mr..
and Mrs Fuller of the Wright House,
for sending me pitcher of hot coffee
and sandwiches the night of the fire II
the Pollasky block. i1'came very &c
ceptable, as | was ver&Fcold.
NIGHT OPERATOR,
Union Telephone Co.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
lPPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

FRANCIS EMORY TROwBRIDGE Csept. a..
1910. net. $lsi.326. Mrs. Minnie Hsckett Trow-
bridge was sole beneficiary She died March 4.
1914, and James X. Hackett. the actor her uncle,
inherited practically her entreeState. In sppraising
the value Of the decedent's estate much difficulty
property Of decedent and which belonged TO his
widow who then alive. but an incompetent.
The assets finally appraised az property OF Francis
+. Trowbridge were. Deposits. <3SlS0; jeWeiry.
S. $40 and stocks and bonds. Sl6073s. Decedent
owned 365 shares Pennsylvania Railroad and the
following bonds: IS 900 par. Peoria & Northwestern
Railroad 81. 900 Northern Pacific Railroad: $50
S. 600 Canada Southern Railway 10000 Broadway
aud Seventh Avenue Railroad. 5000 Third Avenue
Railroad $40 900 American Tobacco Company: ST.
600 Rome WsteuOwn a Og1ensburg Railroad
s. 900 Detroit a Mackniac Railroad. and SIS. 900
Louisville New Albany 4 Chicago Railway. In a
Al S33. 900 was found. practically every item OF
which was identified the property Of Mrs. Trow
bridge.
ISAAC SAKE KALIsKE June %. l9lD: net.
sl09 322 Mrs. Nellie A Kaliske. widow. Is largest
beneficiary Assets Iewelry, $4 and fourteen stores
in various parts OF the United States handling
women's garments. New York store. West lith
decedent received $40. .OO0 and an income was pro-
yided for hs mother
RAPHAEL H. WOLF Jan o. 1879: net. sl9j.-
600. A brother aud four sisters OF decedent share
equally In estate. Assets: Deposits. Ss3.93J. con-
tracts and notes. Sll $40. Decedent was patentee
aud owner OF number OF patents for the treatment
OF metals By electricity.
MRS. SUSAN II. KINGSBURY (Sep;. Il. 1910
net. Sl7 l60. Herbert ID. hingsbuy. husband. and
Mrs. Lucy Arnold Baker. daughter Of decedent.
henefciaries. Assets. Deposits. $l.ilT. jewery
SSH, and bonds, ss,Oj3.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
ROADS TO BEACHW00D
Two Inviting Auto Routes Be-
tween City and N. j. Resort.

Automobile owners who have sum
mer homes at Beachwood. the New
York Tribune summer resort at Ioms
River, Barnegat Bay, n. j., now IN
course Of construction, may ENJOY TWO
routes from New York City to the sea
coast town next summer. One OF the
roads is Atlantic City Boulevard, the
state highway, which passes direc'iy
through the Beachwood property. -,
This route leads through Staten Isl
and to Tottcnville and by ferry 10
Perth Amboy. IL then passes through
Keyport ard Freehold TO Lakewood.
Beachwood is eight miles further
south. The entire distance is ABOUT
seventy miles.
The other and longer route provides
more interesting scenery to the cross
country tourist, as it extends along tne
coast and passes through many OF tne
famous New Jersey summer resorts
Some of these are Atlantic Highlands,
Long Branch, Sea Bright, Asbury Park
and Point Pleasant
The road conditions on both these
highways are considered the best IN
New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
Business Buildings Given
for House at 8lSt
st. Corner.
DYCKMAN SECTION
NEW FLATS SOLD
Investor Buys Structures in Ver-
milyea Av., Held at S14O,-
OOO-Other Sales.

Tucker. Speyers e. Co. have sold for
the Brogan Building Company, which
is controlled by Klein & Jackson, TO
William Finn, Of Pittsburgh, the
northeast corner Of Broadway and Slst
St, twelve story freproof apartment
house. with stores on Broadway, on
plot lO22x1s2.7 feet.
Mr.. Finn gives in part payment the
Law Building, at 259 Fifth av., a tve
story commercial structure, on plot
49.AxiOO feet; also the Standard Build
ing. at 80 and 81 West 3lst ST., an
eleven story fireproof mercantile
structure. on a plot 33.4x9S.9 feet.
The total transaction involves ST.
100000.
The Sand Construction Company has
sold the two FIVE story houses, recently
completed, on the east side of Yer
milyea av., 100 feet south of Academy
ST The structures, which are built 1O6
feet deep, occupy a plot 1O0x15O feet.
They have been held at $4,000 and
are taken by an unnamed investor, who
gives other property in part payment
The houses are arranged for five
apartments on a floor in suites OF
three. four and FIVE rooms. The Sand
Construction Company, which built
them, acquired the site last Decemoer
from the Lawyers Title Insurance Com
pany.
Other sales announced follow:
WEST END AV.-Slawson & Hobbs hare resold
for tbo seymour Realty Company. seymour kurzmsn
president the Eve story American basement dwell
ing on lot 2lNlOO1i st 3o9 West loath St. PC
swern West End av and Riverside Drive. 20 John
Uass Tie selling company acquired the house
about a month ago from Daniel +. aud Maude T..
kellogE through the same brokers.
6STlI ST-The Rev. Nathan A. Seagle. e9eSutot
of the estate Of Annie J. Dade. has sold 81 West
sSih st.. four story dwelling on lot lsxlVVO'
The buyer IS understood 10 be physician.
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer freights continued % oier stslaA' 49,. ~
the scarcity OF tonnage restricted chaes o.. No.,
we're strong and buoyant IN al trades Vsoitus.as' ~
10 Liverpool 81. London. Hull and Brs'9d5a iss n
Glasgow. 6Izd: cotton 20 LEerpoois ., =, ~. .ss-s-
soc; picked ports, large tonnage is o. tlAhfXI e
British steamer. 10000 quarters q gAlHH 81 Ho,l.s1
YORK 10 the United Kingdom France or ho,,Aesa h,s al
e. December. spanish steamer (prcFousyl. 80 -,
quarters grain. Gulf 70 vest coast u9isa ao
81 nd December: British steamer lyVv q11N qa !,
same = Cd option Marseil.es or Genoa H ~ y
Naples, IS 4lzd. December Bria'e ,,e1i.s55 fos5o5 E
vioilsy) 20 900 quarters grain. Gun 20 b-D''i "a
lid December January: Russian steamer i.-.s
tons tpreyousyl. trans-Atlantie trade. lso G,s,t
trips. 100 deliveries United knsl9.ma. !, pa D..
steamer . SOL tons same. SIX months. ~ ,evv, -, - Il
ish steamer . jsl tons sane s1 nioliis 80
ca deiiyeries United Kingdom via the 1uD ,.-s
Mediterr anean. British steamer. S.lt1 1ls rsifss
sx months basis about Is 81. ae l',n,.ti, Ns,,h
Kingdom via the I nifed States, Wllh Busn - -
American options: British steamer, lo1 lV' ".
yiousy) cotton. Charleston 20 Lle.p9.li .,,ss
promp, Norwegian steamer s9i tons geueis. ~
,;ulf 10 Scandinavia 3ss December sclvolsrr "a -
tons. coal. Norfolk 10 Puerto cahe.lo -" 80
port charges: British schooner io' '"--''
Bonaire to Mobile. private terms
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(With amount OF mortgage AMI name and address
OF Attorney
NOVEMBER 20.
Manhattan.

RRoApwAy w cor Sa,h ST. runs lo2jE
los.7a 2i.Zx 6ir ,ox 80 70 oes,,Eils' i,h y,
S'h i Of ~ BrS.dsaS ~ fSriS.s Aug 8 1907
Sarah l. Jackson to New York Savings Bank; aiy;
RR6.pv.Y Ms99e6 SeeS%a% cor - esth St, run. iOcllS
slons { block 202.i to | old Boominsdsle hd
along said 20 gS,a McsusbIIn. = $50 Sons 80 e De
ssth st; and il " Mack $50 list st; stty s1y oon z
EGge,sI ~ AZ Nasssu cor Gath st. 7ssS
IS: Apni 10. 1907: and Julia Vogel ct al 10
julia yOsei; atty. X Heyman. 50 Bes,er l@G 81;
DAILY Az. 1918. 5. Ss7.e Of l7Ith st. 2lsH
1873: Nor u. 1910; aud Ehza hollsnt s 10
and Auguste Roeser. trustees: atty trams SSo
sTASToEE Hfs.Si,E ST. n co, Orchard 8, runs Y .SI
;2x 2l.51 q 2l' 10 toy orchard snd St ars
Green to NJ Goodman ct al. exrs' je2 llS,a G 81;
adafsss WSSHiSGToT S ST. ssi 5. 80 Q, Beach st.
2osss: Dee i. 1911; g j and Maude NJ Archer 70
riie G&sraH,ee sRd Trust 60 !, ., 9th sOSgg
100 Shs Msrth ' Z. nisae; J. 4 and sadie Jacobs @
Estele and Florence Jacobs: attys. NJ / oS ;
Sasfs NEST = END Nl Az. s. 5OiI Of 9Th St. i531
100 De, 20. 1895: r F and Mary Baldwin TO
Equitable Ilfe Assurance Society atys Alexsnder SsG
Sin Fl 10 AZ D"E siss .. be, l9ed and 1851 sts;
mtg on lease: Aug Is, 1912; Levitt TO Isnau
Hertz III W lilst ST: atty. J foliz' Rector
STH Az. 2jei n W cor l3sth s. lo.l lla7{4:
MAY ~ if1J: J Edwards 10 tarohnc B1hiei;
s,tys Ferriss & Storck. l5J Bway; $1,000
slT'H ST 26l W. =. l6j c. Of West Ind az.
1915: Mariana Hunter to American Morssge
s4TH ST 2C5 ". s. li9 of West End az.
lsr75: Sarah l. Jackson to Hudson City saNnss
Title Guarantee and Trust Co; $iOeO
SlTH ST 2J3- 2sJ W. cor Broadway l252l-
oqSfi I40 T,Ig2 jxls3 jxiO2 2: June 90 1871 Bend
helm Construction 20 To Mary ID Gerard; atlys.
Appel & r. 90 West Broadway: S2O5Ooo
o,xi0os; Dee 9 1903: same 10 North American
Mortgage Co: sttys. Rushmore a > 70 VA, noa
ssTH ST. n $. 200 Of Amsterdam az. 25HloOS :
Nov % 1902 A II and Hida VI uroan 10 1ennle
atys Wolf & X. 203 Bvsy: s-9yoo
f1iTH ST $ g. 400 Of Lenox ay 5O1I 10;
rune IL 1911. c T. Hess 20 Thomas, admr
stys Krakauer & Peters, 300 Bysy: 81 oeo
iaSTH ST. 4l2-42l w :, 15 OF conyent aV'
i00tes Il: Sept 3 1914: Nellie Peek 70 , Aron-
son: sttys Horwitz Il Feinbers IL PARK how
SANE PROPERTY; assignment OF rents: MAY 2,
1914: same TO same; same attys' S'''VV
New-York tribune., 1914-12-01

No.igscn. l.s Il l7eth at tpror mtg 100000 Nov
due as per bond; attys Martin A H. oei lrs1oa.
ay; ,o,-co,-pct, q, a cor
fled st. ls6t9: Mercedes Building 20 70 = Wni.
ningef. ia 9Jth st, ct al. eNfs: Nov -'' que oSo
per bond. atty, G 4 Co; -. -sy;;00SoV
3 mtg each $4,000 Union linton lmpt 90 TO Mar
cor,h Realty Co. 20 Nassau st. Nov 2S; yrs,. pc,
stt;s. strssbcrrscr. L x s. u Bwy; sISVg0
JEROME Ay. 5. 5l6 n Mount Hope pl; s+:th
ll29: Relma Realty Co, Inc. 10 Conn. 10 W S.th
st Nov ga due May L. 1915; c; atty SSr; nac
PROSPECT Av. ses lse 10 e fremont ay. 5SI
1907. n Harkayy to ] Bloom. 1882 Clinton sv ,pIior
mtg 81 0OO) Nov 30; yrs. c; atty ! 81 81
WEST u lot sss map Wakefield; ioIlli: t Ata
Realty 60 10 " % Weir. Harvest st. Forest hills;
l. /: Noy %; yrs 8 D c: atty. T g & 60; 5000
Sd Az. 1865. $. 25yl296; Edith ID Milspaush
10 : Howe 2ig Gates sv. Brooklyn: Nov 25; y,
0 c; attys Hayllsnd & Sons. ss2 Fulton ST. BIooS,
EAST y lot sss. map Wakefield so1lli; Atls
Realty Co 10 Annie Burns. on Harvest 81 TOTS. r
Hills l. /: Nov %: yrs, c. atty I Il 40; ooS
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