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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-29
FLATS FOR 2I3TH STREET.

on the south side of 2l3th street, 100
feet east OF Tenth avenue. two five story
fats are to be erected for the Enwil
Holding Company, Harry TuIek pres.-
dent. Each will ave "A frontage of 426
feet and a uniform depth of s7.ll feet.
Samuel ka'z is the architect and has
estimated the total cost az $4,000.
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HOME SITES AT L~ARCHMONT.

Howell c. and Charles l.. Parvin have
sold for the Howell Realty Company a
plot. l00xl00. OF Chestnut street. Howell
Park. ~Larchmont. to Mrs. Hazel II. Mer-
rift. who Is erecting a house, also for
the same owners three plots. l50x250
feet, on Carbon avenue TO a buyer who
expects TO build within a year.
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HO u SE S
FOR THE SUMNER

AN IDEAL SUMMER HOME FOR RENT
or lease In tho Ramapo ms. 20 minutes
from Raiusey. y. j. or sun I'm. y y: lo-
Gated on Royklaud Rd. Il RamapO River,
furnished with all new furniture, electric
lights. hot and cold running water and
spacious garage no agents j. +.
HOLMES. DOL ". 5Vth -. y y. Te..
lSiO Col.
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HOTEL NOBLETON LEASED.

Folsom Bros. were the brokers who
negotiated the lease FOR Edward W.
Browning OF the thirteen story hotel
building known as the Hotel MIDDLETON,
at l26 West S~cventy-third street. to G.
VI. Bellak.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


9TH Az. ts5-Harry Porter agt Milarod Me
Glane Ct al, July IS. 1915 hy houd) .tlss
brOnI.
HOE Az, 9+6 10 gsO--pisinfectins a. FIX
terminating Corp aet Eikay Rlty 90 TT
al, Feb ~. lsl5 1854
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r

A. Van S, Bloodgood has associated
smSelf with the Arm of Heckscher 4 De
sSeli'' II 73t Fifth avenue, and will
SS.clallze in properties on the north
more Of Long Island.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

10TH ST, lbs E-rincus Flair agt Michael
Iaguinto. owner a. cont Sat
92D ST, l95 Ell y chute Bros Corp agt
VIM Sheehan, owner \ cont. r.....,SiS
l7s-Marks Bros agt Phillp
l.svinsohn. owner; Nevins Perelman co.
cont SoG5
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above
described property Is - bee sold. ~ $685.
Il6.1 20, with interest thereon from July 80,
1918, together with costs and allowance
amounting 10 t34- -. with interest from
July Sth. 1915, together with the expenses
OF the sale. The Approximate amount OF
the taxes. assessments and water rdtea. or
other liens. which are 20 he allowed 20 the
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee, Is "a follows: Taxes
for second half % '9l2. t3,Ultso. 'or sec
ond half Of 1914 t2T5a and for he frst
haIt OF 1915. f..'Js %. and Interest. and
water rates. So.
Dated. New York. July ION. lai5.
ABRAHAM FELT, Referee
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Attractive bargains in modern one fam
lily houses and choice building lots at pri-
vate sale. a large number from which TO
select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT, STATE
OF NEW YORK. to quickly close the bust
ness OF two corporations. offers these
properties at about 50ee OF former prices.
They are located at brentwood, Palissde,
Morsenere and Leonia. New Jersey, top-
posite Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
minutes OF Manhattan,
An Inspection OF these properties will
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains.
Liberal terms TITLE Guarantee Policy free.
FOR hirther details and terms. address
BENJ. u. HAIGHT, Special Deputy Supt.
OF Banks. care Banking Department. 81
Broadway. New York City.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FACTORY, seventeen small build
ings, water power, 100 horse power.
Deep water and rail transportation.
100 r Convenient location.
STRATFORD OAKUM CO.,
Jersey City, N. J.
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Bronx.

PROSPECT Az. llOl. str-AuEel Const
90 to Fannie Fci,cher, t29 linton av,
5 yrs from July Is, 1915, atty, l RON.
man l0+7 Prospect ar,.........., 1900
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H-Gabrisl J Biondi to keyport Bank
i" atty. geo w Brown Ksypor;. !
ckRRoLi. ST. sos, , ;. gSsioc John j
ih ss9s ST. ref JUG !S e.! e. aux KlFl HStisnro ssS { (
WHITE rLXISs RID. = v :. .,n.. .t:Si
Emil fuerth, :ol " isth st. July -.
atlys. crane 4 a, 800 Bway ~;......N
sHERMAN Az n e cor isS'h a. IN u
& Miers, 400 RWay mtss $500, July
rIj M ukri !; T,W T CO. loo b"Eyi, WOO
SoNloo-Thos Il Ron 70 chri,iian II
.iSos: IL i'i'; .''y'. kdri I , y
LOT 1874. map notwithstanding, Sokloo-
Thos II Ron TO Christian y Wern.r.
2gs9 Marion aN, ct al, mtse $1,000, Feb
WHITE PLANS RID. cor Bar,holdi st.
Ssia cs,a ,%sa III, isS sRa part G AZ; map
Blond! To Keyport Banking Co, keypor,,
j. m'se ':soo' June 49, any de.
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
downtown.
South of Fourteenth strsstl
RUTGERS PL sw cor clinton 81, sIi1
SSnsi atty, ! GO. i;s Bway; q: 900
Jean Mc'L Johan..n to lily Raymcnd,
exr, Philadelphia. Pa, july IS, due as
per bond atty 7 q Co. i7S sroasdd o
Gas, of Fifth ay. between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
'5Th ST. 20 " Lexington sv' GGa
a TTnEt ca lan RuAN 1nlN q YRS.
We~t Side.
West Of Fifth av between Fourteenth
and 10th SITS
Rockton Const Co TO Vim + Armstrong,
ihariS .ssS' Ia. c Mnrch ! 70. ,si4., spp'S Ct; atty mss
57fn' ST. $. rs slm nay az. ,isliOS.Ss~oD
h9n su II ch,li' g wilmuTt Realty GO,
Parker & Aaron, So Bw.y. U7,5Oo
r% ,iM@9H sr ISLAND HoT,s OF mc,s IL
II v Const Go to Abel King and ano,
lts y S3th 81, July 81 prior mtg 3l+s,
goo. install 6 p G. suys' Le.e &C Is
borough Of The Bronx.
ST, > = cor l75th II, tiN9a =
Isidor. Grayheal 10 Edmund Comm, 10
Nsm nun St ti. M, Il ism"nd t p e sts So
73sx ~irreg-Laurs Nelson to jose.
phine Problem, Sea Clin. l. /, prior mtg
$4,000, July ~. 9 yrs, 6 p c. atty. ieo
MARY ST. 1877 ", ms, ?5xloc..Morris 81
Sinske To samuel Stern. bls " l,3i st.
prior mtg $1,000. July 81, due as per
bond atty. Finance Mtg 60, 40 Nassau
BROOK Av, tis. e y, a6xioo-Jennie Tack.
ney to Laura Y Woolley, ~ Main 81,
White Plains. n Y, July 81, due as per
hond: atty, 7 q a. T co, l7G Broad
Nay . . o O. e. O. e q. . . . q. 90. . O. o.. &C.. q .Uun
Hull Az, asO2. e $, 25xloo-Patrick ]
Cussen "a, Title GUAR a Trust Co, i76
Rway, July 81. due as per bond; atty
7 q a. 7 co, l76 Bway,...,, 5000
BEDFORD PARK BLVD, = " cor Decatur
av. 7G tNli2 i0-Thirzs e Happy TO Wal.
ter Lobman, iA3 $ Hull 1T, Montgomery.
Ala, pr mtg ! 10000, July "a. due Apr /
1911, 8 p c; atty, l. T 4 T co, 100
WALTON Az, $, .i25.ll $ l65th ST. .5x
~ll2.S-Mary Il q Vriens to Lawyers r q
Y Co, 100 Bwsy, July 81, . yrs, Z u c.
atty, lawyers r & 7 co, $50 Bway. 81 500
BOSTON RID. l0sS-5. " 5. 3T6Xl34 g-Law-
renee Davis to Matilda Oshinsky. 1851 W
saith IT, et al. exrs, pr mtg s2s,O00. July
u, = yrs, q p c; atty. A Cohen, ego
BOSTON RID, loS7-9, " 5. 80 SKI Il. Same
10 same, pr mtg S2s 600, July Is. : yrs,
D ID G, atty, same ..,..,,,., $1,000
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MAINE.

o SALE IN MAINE.
War does not lessen timberland values:
each year sees Increase. We oner our
township, $4,000 acres. investors investi-
gate. OWNER. Box 343. Gorham. Me.
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GERMAN BARON RENTS HOUSE.

Baron Alfred Won der Ropp OF Ger
many has leased for his residence the
American basement house at liz East
Sixty-irst street. owned by Virginia
Kent Msgee, who now resides in France.
The house is four stories high and occu-
pies a lot ~ls.9xlO0. just east Of Park
venue.
John J. Kavanagh has leased to Miss
Rose Hagan the dwelling at 1887 Madi-
son avenue.
Shaw & Co. have leased for the estate
OF William H.. Hall the three story
dwelling at $50 East l2Oth street to
Freda Strobel.
william r. May & Co. report the fol-
lowing rentals: eco Madison avenue
for the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company for a term Of years 10 Mrs.
Esther r. Schultz, : East Sixty-second
street for Mrs. Blodsett to Charles S.
Keep. 40 Third avenue and III East
West Ninety-third street for the HAYS
years and As East ~Sixty-third street for
S. A. Fatman to Mrs. Louise Bramhall.
Samuel Fl, Martin a leased for Anna
7. Mcdonnell the three story and base
ment dwelling at 81 West Sixtieth street
TO Marcelle Douste and Hortense Gem
dot.
Senior & Stout have leased 50 West
Forty-ninth street. a four story and
basement dwelling, to A. Gloria l3s
West 136th street, our story dwelling,
to David Martin 255 West Fifty-hfth
street to Mrs. Heller, 243 West Fifty
fourth street to Or, Mccullough and the
three story dwelling at 1856 West l36th
street to william +. Jenkins.
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BIG SISTERS AT MANHAssETT.

e.. =. Travers has leased his eighteen
acre homestead at Manhasset, l.. l..
through J. j. Jacobus to Big Sisters
Society, which takes poor children from
the city for a stay in the country. Mrs.
o. II. p. Belmont, Mrs. w. X. Wander
bilt, ST.. and many wealthy women are
p~atronesses OF the organization.
L'Ecluse Washburn 4 Co, have leased
the place OF GARRISON Cowl at Garden
City to George C, Boldt. Jr,, for q term
OF years. Mr.. Boldt will occupy the
premises this fall ~ his permanent resi-
dence.
The Lewis II. May Company has
leased at Far Rockaway, for Janet
stokes cottage on Healy avenue to Louis
Fraxin for Mrs. Joseph Cassidy cot
,taKes at Simis Beach TO Edgar Kenny
and G. II. LYMAN.
Howell c. and Charles l., Perrin have
rented for James. c. Green his Italian
villa at Lakewood Park. Greenwich. to
Mrs. j. w. Macdonald.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Msnhsttan.

iSr Az, 1890. 8 str and b--Eiias Ros-n-
baum 70 Ous sehults. 1890 LIST sv. . yrs
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
Dow ntOWu.
south of Fourteenth 81.

with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party OF second part)
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

lSouth of Fourteenth strsstD
RUTGERS PL. : " cor Clinton -, 5IFr
1llO-Chas + Miller to Lawyers Mtge
Co. 5? Liberty -, july %, due as per
bond atty. T u Co, l7s Bway, tl2,0 900
9TH ST, ., ?O2ll W bth av, S2x9sli-
Jean Mel Johansen to Ny W Raymond,
eNr, Philadelphia. Pa, July Is, due as
per bond: atty, 7 q Co, i76 BROAD
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Napoleon
From Tuesdays DsIiv.

Mr.. Ed. Thorn came down frOm
Wells TO spend Sunday with his family.
Miss Verona DictZ returned from
the cities Saturday evening. She was
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Dietz. postmaster at Easton, and DR.
Fred DietZ and Mrs. Dictz. all Of whom
spent Sunday at the Parental home.
The Baptist Christian Endeavor
society will hold n supper at tho Quinn
building at $50 this evening to be
followed by a rally at the Baptist
church. which will he addressed by
State Field Secretary Charles +.
Evans. OF the United Society OF
Christian Endeavor.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Hanna have
moved into their new house just COM
pleted. Mrs. Alice Nickerson OF Elk
River will spend THANKSGIVING with
them and will be accompanied home
by her mother. Mrs. Nickersor,. who
has been here for some time.
Miss Blanche Hanna came down
from Minnesota Lake Saturday even
ing
Mrs. Walter Brooks and daughter OF
Mankato spent the week end at the
Louis Borchert home.
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portunityy asks the author. why Is
all the romantic glamour monopolized
by PARKWAY things? These questions
have a direct bearing on investment
proclivities.s and observation tends
to show that investors are just as in
terestinely human as other people.
The man with n thousand dollars TO
invest displays exactly the same pa
thetic. but very human trait as the
Roy or girl who supposes they would
be much happier II only they could
get away from home" He then pro-
ceeds to give numerous incidents of
people wishing TO send their money to
far-of fields although much safer and
more attractive investment opportuni-
ties exist I'm their own community.
Finally" says Mr.. Atwood. II want
10 urge readers of this article who
have money to invest to look around
and see whether any OF the great,
fundamental public utility enterprises
/ i'm their own sections are Offering stock
to their customers" He mentions
three companies which are doing this.
including the Northern States Power
company. and adds:
Perhaps other great public utility
companies have taken similar steps to
cement the bonds of good will between
! themselves and their customers II Is
enc OF the healthiest and sorndest in
vestment tendencies of recent years
The small investor is catered to on
easy terms. He is dealing with a
responsible organization and knows
| that he is buying II is cooperative.
'roft- sharing enterprise in the most
: pronounced sense"
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Kerns
From TUESDAYS Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The County Sunday school conven-
ton will be held at the church next
Sunday. There will be two sessions.
one at 1890 in the morning and the
Other session iC the afternoon. Every
one Is urged TO be present ct these
meetings. ,...
The question for next Sunday at
Sunday school is Where Did Jesus
Direct Two of His Disciples to Find a
Certain Place by Following a Man,
Who Was Doing Woman's work?'
Mrs. Ruby Howe. who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p.
Parsons, went to Kellogg. Mimi. last
Thursday to visit Mr.. Howe's people
From there she will go to her home
at Stevensville. Mont. ....
Miss Mork and Miss Marietta Kan
CT closed their schools Thursday and
Friday and attended the teachers con-
vention at Mankato.
Mrs. john Brown was sick with the
grippe the first of the week.
Miss Carrie Busbv. who has been
sick, returned to Mankato and will
attend high school again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson en-
tertained the latter's mother. Mrs.
Theo. Parsons. also Misses Grace and
Fern Parsons and Mr.. Shellum from
Ormsby Sunday night. The young peo-
pie returned to Ormsby Monday. but
Mrs. Parsons will visit for a few days.
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Zimmerman. relator. VS.. William III.
Compton, tried.
State OF Minnesota ex rel Ralph
Hilton ct al, REALTORS. VS.. William II !.
Compton. ct al. respondents. tried.
State OF Minnesota ex rel Carrie
Hilton. relator. vs.. William II. Comp
ton ct al, respondents. tried.
State of Minnesota VS.. j. ii.
0'Brien, relator. VS.. William II.
Compton ct al, respondent, tried.
State OF Minnesota ex rel Louis
Lynch, relator. VS.. William II. Comp
ton ct al. respondents. tried.
State of Minnesota ex rel town of
Mcpherson, relator, VS.. William ii E.
Compton ct al. respondents, tried.
Crane 4 ordway company VS.. +. ID.
Clements, jury.
Carl VI. Beelman VS.. J. F. Russell
and T. r. Russell. jury.
Nellie +. .Beelman VS. J. +. Rus
sell and T. p. Russell. jury.
Julia Reinsberg ct al. vs.. village OF
Madison Lake ct al. court.
In the. matter of the application OF
John Nyquist. as receiver of Macbeth
& Gardner company. l.. w. Wilson.
petitioner, court.
In the matter of the adoption OF
Nellie Klorkowiski. a minor, by Emil
Muellerleile and Anna Muellerleile,
his wife, court.
Rosa \. Fredel VS.. Joseph A. FIRE.
del. court.
Della LutZ VS.. William LutZ. court
Hans Jorgenson VS.. George w. Civ
ems ct al. court.
In the matter of the estate of Anna
Wiltgen. deceased. Catherine NJ. Just,
as executrix, VS.. Henry Wiltgen
court.
Mike p Altmanhofer VS.. Mahala
Gardner ct al, court.
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Tracy Wise drove to- the heme OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Beccue Of
Smith Mills.
Wednesday evening was one Of the
shows OF the Lyceum course. A large
crowd was present.
A rattle dance was given Friday
evening in which a pony was the ar
ticle named. A good time was en-
joyed by n large crowd at the st.
Clair town hall.
Miss Lena Bestman returned last
Saturday from a two weeks visit at
the cities with relatives.
Mrs. Grandma Bucholtz Is visiting
relatives I'm the northern part of the
state. :.
A girl baby was born at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Peterson
last Wednesday.
DIR. Schmidt of Mankato called at
the Albert Filter home Wednesday.
August Brandenbergs of Waldorf
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fitzloff were
visitors at the Fred Kruse home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Shostag and
Alma. their daughter, spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Fred Kruse
and family.
A grand ball will be given at the
81. Clair town hall November 18th
given By the Kelly orchestra of AL
bert Lea.
Miss Ida Coleman has been home
from the hospital q week and is stay
ing with her brother Fred Coleman.
Mrs. Currier returned last Satur-
day from visit with her son at Chi
cago for week.
Mrs. Nicholas Juliar is visiting
relatives at Milwaukee. Wisconsin
for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Chase were
Mankato visitors last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Frantz were
Mankato shoppers last Saturday.
Miss Abbie Thielman of Mankatc
spent Sunday at her home at st
Clair.
a fire sale is taking place at the
O'Connor building this week.
Miss Emma Dagan is assisting
Mrs. Hugerson with house work.
Rev. Fleckenstein of Mankato was
caller at the meeting of the Luth
eran Ladies' Aid at Martha Filters
home Thursday
Miss Anna Manthy Of GAINESVILLE
was seamstress at the Charles Pag.
enkoph home last week.
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From Tuesdays Daily.

During the several months which
the preferred stock of the Northern
states Power company has been avail
able for purchase by customers of it's
operating units not less than 200 of
them have so invested their funds. ac-
cording to r. T.. Brown. manager of
the Consumers Power company. The
partial payment plan. more recently
announced. is also proving popular
a. IL permits investment In amounts
as small as So per month. The number
of inquiries continues to increase in
response to the newspaper advertis-
ing and the growing acquaintance of
the public with the stock and IL; in
vestment merits. There Is every evil
dence that the plan of the company
toward building up large stock own
ership In its home territory has met
with the cordial approval Of the peo-
pie generally.
What the Northern States company
Is doing along these lines has caused
much interest and favorable comment
from financial experts and economists.
In the November number of McClure's
magazine. for example, is an article
on Keeping Money at Home" by Al
bert W. Atwood. the financial editor.
in which the efforts of the Northern
States company are cited as an Illus
tration of what Mr.. Atwood believes
to be lone of the healthiest and
soundest investment tendencies OF re-
cent years" H
what perverse trait of human ma
iture makes us overlook the nearby OPP
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St, Clair
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petern Roerig were
Mankato callers Friday of this week.
Mr. Precht and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Frank drove to Nicollet to visit
friends and relatives there last Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mantley and
daughter of Iosco. Mimi. spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Tony Fitzloff
and Miss Frank and family.
Miss Holman spent Sunday with
her folks at Mankato.
Miss Hattie Fitzloff. Jennie and
Sadie Fields and Ernestine Frank
attended the teachers institute for
rural school teachers Thursday Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Precht and children
spent last week with her folks at
Nicollet.
Mrs. Ben Frank OF GAINESVILLE spent
Sunday at the Frank home.
Mrs. John Carlson OF Mankato
spent this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Peterson or st. Clair.
Quite a number OF people from here
attended the, Sunday SCHOOL conyen-
ton at Eagle Lake Sunday afternoon.
which was grand event and every
one enjoyed IT, ..., ..-...
Mr.. Albert Filter has been very Ill
this week. lie was taken to one of
the local hospitals Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Beccue attended
the funeral of Esther Miller of Smith
Mills last Friday ..lg s.r
Mr. Miller of GAINESVILLE, q father OF
Rev. Miller OF. this place. spent Sun
day at the latter,s home. .4
The storm Wednesday evening was
a bad one. The thunder and lightn-
ing reminded one Of July weather
: The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
church met with Mrs. Martha Filter
Thursday afternoon. A very pleas
ant afternoon was spent and re-
freshments were served by the host
ess. They will meet with Miss
Clara Heintze December 2.
Mrs. William Beccue and Miss
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Con olidation :, Proposition a
Garden City Is Once More
Enjoined 20

No business can yet be transacted by
the newly organized consolidated school
district of Garden City and vicinity. In
the suit brought by John Schickling
and others to have this district disorg-
anized, temporary restraining order
WIS recently granted By the district
court, preventing the officers Of that
district from doing any business, pend
ing the outcome of tie action. This
morning motion was made on behalf
of the defense to nave this order dis
solved, but the court refused to grant
it. This district must continue without
doing any business until the case Is
tried out on its merits. Fl. l.. 4 J'W.
Schmitt and s. B. Wilson are attorneys
for the plaintiffs, and Pfau & rfau and
II. A. johnson for the defendants.
This afternoon tn e first case on
the calender to be taken up for trial
was before the court and that was the
suit brought by Maggie E. Sittliugton
of Glencoe against Otto. Schweer Of
Mapleton and others. The point at is
sue was whether ten brood sows, given
over by the plaintiffs husband to his
creditors, belonged to him or his wife.
The plaintiff claimed that they were
ters. II. A. WEIGH OF 0haska, Mimi,
was attorney for the plaintiff and A. R.
Pau. Jr., and c. j. Lauris.h were for
the defense