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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-09
ton and the superintendent of schools.
E. Grimpe.
L. H. Jagd stein.
Geo. J. Risto.

| II. II. JaSuStelu
Geo. J. Risto.
Committee
f., Henry and Harry Fitzpatrick, of St.
Louis are visiting their aunt and I'M
Gle Miss Matte and Henry Gray, Of
| Wythe, III.
Thos Hill. of Beaver Dam. Wis, ar
rived Saturday to visit relatives.
Relatives here received today the
announcement Of the birth of ia
pound girl on Sunday July 4th., to
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Tippett Of
Peoria. Mr.. Tippett is a former War
saw boy, was born here, the son of
Mrs Florence Tippett, nee Williams.
Automobile owners are requested to
meet with Chas. F.. Sawyer Of the
Standard Four Tire Co. of Keokuk
at Frank Patterson's office, Saturday
| night.
Rev. J. NJ. Thompson and son Cecil
left Tuesday for Chicago. to attend
the Christian Endeavor worlds con-
vention and will be gone about week
or so.
VIM. c. Marsh is home from a three
weeks visit in California. during which
he visited the two expositions.
Mrs Chas Larson has been very
i'll but is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. McGregor and
sons Malcolm and John, left WoNres-
day for a ranch in Wyoming, where
they will spend the balance of the
summer They will stop en- route at
Minneapolis. Mimi. Billings and
Forsythe Montana, and at Thermopo-
lis Wyoming.
The public library has just receiv-
ed from the binder and restored to
circulation 1877 volumes Of popular
works.
Members of the Lutheran choir on
Monday the 5th, enjoyed hayrack
ride to Van Pappelendam's grove,
where they spent the afternoon and
evening in picnic pleasures.
Three pound, lacking an ouce is
great weight for one early turnip; 1t
was raised by John Nagel.
The ladies Of the German NJ. f.
church will hold lawn social on the
church lawn, Thursday evening July
18th.
There is much rejoicing that music
will again be installed in the public
schools; its influence for good will
ever be present.
! Will P. Green during his recent Wis
it with his uncle II. r. Green. of Den
yer, took the state bar examination
Chas Albers is visiting his farm
near Newton in southern Illinois.
Miss Willard pooth left Thursday
TO rher home in Shernick. Texas. She
will stop en- route in Des Moines and
will be accompanied that far by Miss
Ella Baird who has been visiting here
for month.
There were twenty.four in the party
from Angelica Rebekah lodge 81.
which went to Nauvoo, the other night
in autos, to the initiation of Miss Yer
ona Van Steinburg Of Niota, Warsaw
degree staff doing the work A fine
luncheon was served following the
meeting.
Miss Minnie Brueggeman is visiting
in Alton, Illinois. g.
Miss Katherine Kraushaar has re-
turned from a several weeks visit in
Lincoln Neb.. Miss Louise Sprangler
Of Lincoln, accompanied her home
and will spend the summer months
visiting relatives here.
A letter from Miss Villa Jenifer
near Denver en- route to San Francis
CO, says all the party are well and en-
joying the trip, but were somewhat
delayed early in the trip by wash
outs.
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Commissioned Collins Drafting ordi-
.anoe To Be Submitted at Once
To City coun-
WILL BE PRoH1B1T1vE?
REQUIRES Consent Of Owners Of Pro-
perry In Front Of Which Houses
Are To Be
Moved.

An ordinance covering the moving
of houses from one location to an
other through the streets of the city
was being drafted by Commissioner
I A. NJ. Collins today and wiz be sub
mitted to the council in the near
future. It is believed the ordinance,
II passed as 1t Is now planned by Mr..
Collins. will practically eliminate the
moving OF houses through the streets
in the future.
Consent Of the owners OF all prop
erty In front OF which house is to
he moved is one Of the provisions to
he included IN the ordinance which
Mr.. Collins is preparing. The ordin-
ance will provide that the owner of
the house shall file with the city a
man OF the route over which the
house is to be moved. He then must
secure the consent OF the owners of
all property on the parts of the
streets included in the route.
To provide for repairs Of the streets
over which house is to be moved
and which might be torn up or dam
aged. the ordinance will call for the
owner Of the house to post with the
city certain amount of money, prob
ably 800, which can be used by the
city in repairing the street. This
money is to be drawn on at any time
by the street commissioner Of the
city and used at his discretion In
case the street is torn up it will be
repaired by the city, out Of this fund.
and not by the parties moving the
house.
The matter was brought up at this
time through the moving OF a house
down Morgan street. A number of
holes were made in the streetsand 1t
is said these were not repaired as
quickly and as carefully as city off,
Gals desired. 1t also was said that
debris such as limbs from trees were
not removed from the stree. as early
as they should have been. The ordin-
ance now being drafted by Mr.. Col
Inns is expected to do away with any
trouble of this sort in the future.
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Washington Dispatch Gives. List 81
Iowa offices Where Postmas-
tiers Will Feel Ak In Pay
EnveIopes-
DoNNELLsoN ON, ALSO
Several Iowa Towns Size Of keokuk
Are Slated For Increases Ae-
cordirg to Department.
List.

A Washington dispatch in the Chi.
caso Tribune says that postmasters
in the middle west will feel the AK in
salary cuts, commencing July L.
Keokuk is in the list of salary cuts.
Donnellson is also in the list slated
to receive less salary the first IF
July.
following is the list of iowa towns
where the postmasters will have their
pay cut:
Betterndorf, Blockton, Buxton, Cam
bridge, Clermont, CUNT erland, Del.
mar, Donnellson. Hiteman, Hull, Keo-
kuk, hardwood, Milo, Mystic, New.
ton, Usage. Richland, Sloan, Wall
Lake, Woodward.
Lomax is the only Illinois town in
the immediate vicinity where there Is
cut slated.
In many of the other towns the
size of Keokuk in Iowa. the postmast-
ers will receive an increase in salary
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CITY NEWS.

Choice chickens at Markley's.
Telephone operators excursion to
FIT Madison Sat. afternoon, Aug. IA.
Two beautiful new pianos special
price Cash or time. Piggott. 626 Main.
"A current issue of Metal1urgical
and Chemical Engineering contains a
short paragraph concerning smelt-
ing process which has been patented
by William A. Hall.
Choicest roasts always at Mark
ley's.
A deed has been filed in the re-
corder's Office by which John c. Scott,
sheriff. conveys to R. G. Mc1lwain,
lot 6 in block 1872 This property was
sold last year at sheriffs sale. Hhe
time for redemption has passed and
the deed was filed today.
Moonlight tonight on Barge Mis-
sissippi r. R. McCabe, Art Morgan,
r. Ralston. Rights of admission re-
served. -H -
Nate Mitchell. 1123 Main street,
today reported to the police that his
restaurant had been entered some
time Yesterday and a small sum Of
money taken.
Telephone operators excursion to
FIT. Madison Sat afternoon, Aug. IA.
John P. Stevenson Of Des Moines.
a comrade of Charles A. Wright Of
this city, in the old Nineteenth Iowa
regiment was here today visiting Mr..
Wright. Mr. Stevenson is employed in
the adjutant generals office in the
state capitol. He is on two weeks
vacation.
Telephone operators excursion to
FIT. Madison Sat. afternoon, Aug. IA.
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POWER HOUSE PLAYS
IRWIN PHILLIPS
Game Will Be Played at the League
Park Here Saturday Afternoon
at 3 O'clock.

The NJ r. P. Co baseball club con-
sisting of Murray. King. Bey, Har-
rington, Hicks, Kane, J. Judd, w
Judd, Chamberlain, Herlofson, Will
liams and Venning play the Irwin-Phi1-
lips club at league park Saturday
July TO- at 300 p. m.
The NJ. r. P. boys are working hard
for the annual High Tension club
game against Keokuk Electric COM
pany to be played at Nauvoo on the
day of the big excursion, Saturday.
July "a.
The power house boys expect a
hard struggle. however. they are con-
fident of retaining the beautiful silver
loving cub presented to the High Ten
sion club by f. F. Renaud
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PERSONALS.

Professor Mcneil, head of the de-
partment Of mathematics at Lake
Forest, will arrive in the city tonight
to be the guest of DR.. and Mrs. E. Z.
Newcomb.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Nelson and
daughter, Alice, have returned from a
trip to Chicago and Clinton, Iowa.
Mrs. Frank Ewers and son, Joseph.
are spending few days in Muscatine.
Mrs. Harry May OF MacAllan, Texas.
is visiting at the home of Major am
Mrs. D. B. Hamill.
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FOR SALE-Fine fruit farm almost
free, in the district of Missouri OF
which Ex-Governor Hadley said: This
is the land Of the big red apple, big
red barn. little red hen and much
read Bible" We offer a small farm
of ten or twenty acres (you take
your choice regardless of size), SOC
shares in big, successful, 1,000-acre
orchard, with two canning factories
and full equipment and lots In three
thriving, fast growing towns. All for
only $500, payable S. cash and So
monthly without interest or taxes.
We are operating under the direct
supervision Of the state banking de-
partments of the seven states of Mis-
souri, Kansas. Nebraska Ohio. South
Dakota. Tennessee and West Virginia,
whose officials have thoroughly inves
tigated our company, inspected and
approved our land and orchard and
granted us permanent entry into their
respective states. One farm almost
free. One adult person in each com
munity may obtain one contract good
for one tract of ten or twenty acres,
also three town lots and the 800
shares of orchard stock by simply
making the first down payment OF
$500, and cooperating with us in this
great development project Big pro
fits With proper care peaches net
500 to s400 per acre. apples net from
5000 to $500 per acre; strawberries
net from 5000 to $500 per acre;
grapes net from $500 to $500 per acre;
watermelons from 500 to $3.50 per
acre; raspberries. blackberries, dew.
berries. June berries, crab apples,
plums, cherries yield from SIS to S400
per acre; onions 5000 per acre: toma
toes SIS TO 500 per acre; ~ Irish and
sweet potatoes from 500 to $500 per
acre; string beans from 5000 to $3.50
per acre. Tobacco nets from 5000 to
$500 per acre. Corn. wheat. oats, rye.
barley, buckwheat. popcorn, broom
corn and faXseed make splendid re-
turns. II is the diversity OF crops
that makes this section SO profitable
a home for the man who wants to bet
ter himself. Ninety days time in
which to visit land and make selec.
ton; free railroad fare to purchasers;
money loaned for improvements: pay
ments stop in case of death; perfect
title; immediate possession n desired:
3 town lots and 800 shares co-ope-a-
tive orchard stock to each land own
err: transferable contracts; no land
sold to undesirable people; this is a
nlSh grace, prontaEle. SOunuly Hnanced
opportunity for the man who wants
home and prosperity. Get this free
book today We have prepared large
2O-page pamphlet containing absolute
proof of all the statements made here
in. and containing dozens OF photo
graphs made in our district; also
pamphlets containing letters from
more than one thousand Of our Gus
toners who have inspected our land
and orchard proposition and say It is
better than represented by rs, which
We will send free TO any address uDon
application. Write today. Munger
Securities Co. Capital fully paid. s3o5.-
600 Both phones Main 6Se2. S-124
New York Life Bldg, Kansas City.
Mo.
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Call Of the Vacation

New Haven Register: He who can't
remember back to the time of his
youth when books were laid away
and desks closed for the long vaca-
ton" who cant call UP in memory
the thrill of the sense of freedom
that came over him then-he needs to
f1etcherize: he is growing old. 1t has
come again and is realized, that last
day of school" No more "drudgery,
no more exacting tasks, for eleven
long weeks, It's human nature to re-
spond to the call of the vacation
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BULK SALES LAW
FIGURES IN CASE
Judgment 10 Returned For Oefen-
dent In Case of Overland Gar
age Co. Va. William Holland
For $34.55.
COUNTER CLAIM FILED
Holland Claimed 500 Was Due Him
and That He Had Not Received
Notice BY Registered Mail
Of Sale.

Judgment for the defendant for
$3345 has been entered in the case
Sof the Overland Garage Co.. vs. Will
liam Holland In this case The Over
land Garage company filed suit agfihs,
Holland for $1,000. This amount was
alleged to be due for two tires and
inner tubes. Holland filed counter
claim for 800, basing his claim on the
bulk sales act of the Thirty-Fourth
general assembly.
This is the first time that this
court has been called upon to con-
strue this law. Judge Bank found
for the Overland Garage in the claim
against Holland and for Holland in
the counterclaim, based on this law.
making the Judgment, the difference
Of the two sums.
What Law Covers.
The law covering the sales of stock
of goods, wares and merchandise as
passed by the Thirty fourth G. A..
provides that: mo person. firm or
corporation engaged in retail or whC,e-
sale business of buying and selling
merchandise for profit shall at sin
gle transaction, and not in the regular
course Of business, sell, or deliver or
assign the whole or major portion or
stock in trade, unless three days pre-
vious to the sales they send or cause
to be sent to creditors by registered
mail notice of his Intentions
Sections two Of the law says that
if the above section is not complied
with It shall be presumed to be fraud
ulent and void against all persons who
are creditors of vendor.
Says No Notice Sent.
It was claimed by Holland that
there was no notice sent him Of the
sale Of the garage to the Overland
Garage Co. by Bullock as required by
this law. He had already paid down
500, he alleged for a car, but mad
taken two Old cars at $500. This bal
ance he claimed was due him. and
for this amount he filed the counter
claim. The tires charged against him
were taken, it was alleged to apply
on the 500, and later this item was
charged against him, he claims
This bulk sales law is a compare
lively new law, and as far as can be
this was the first time It
has been construed here.
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SEWER BOND ISSUE
IS ACCEPTED
S1o,50o Sewer Funding Bonds Are
Sold by City to Finance
Firm at Davenport.

The issue of $1O,5O0 sewer funding
bonds which was refused by the N. w.
Halsey and company, of Chicago re-
Gently, has been accepted by George
M. Bechtel and company of Daven-
port. The bond issue Is for sewer
work that has been done in this city
during the past year.
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Married Last Niqht.

Last evening at o'clock occurred
a pretty home wedding when Eva
Mae. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
futile. 1O9 Bank street. was married
to Prof. G.. F. Richardson OF Crowley,
Colo. The bridal party entered the
room to the wedding march Miss
Marguerite Hieman of Custer. S. D..
cousin of the bride was bridesmaid,
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BURLINGTON Auto Race.

UNITED Press Lease" Wire Service
BURLINGTON. To-, July 9.-Before
a crowd of 5000. seven starters got
away at $50 today in the Burlington
100 mile automobile race. Burman had
TIE pole but in the second lap E..e~
took 1t and in the next O'Donnell took
the lead.
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Her Soth Birthday.

Mrs S. =. Burgess, widow Of the
late Rev. John Burgess yesterday
celebrated her eighty-ninth birthday
anniversary. A number of the relatives
and friends Of Mrs Burgess gathered
at her home. 1902 Des Moines, TO wish
her many happy returns of the day.
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An Enjoyable Party.

The Misses Della and Millie San-
mons, 1923 William street. were hon
ored last night by the girls from the
Purity Oats company at shower.
Many beautiful presents We're receiy-
ed by the two honor guests. Light
refreshments were served, and every
one present enjoyed the evening.
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FOR SALE-Five room house. four
lots. enquire 507 F street, West
Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-09

FOR RENT-Fiye room house. s24
Leighton; all modern. Enquire 519
North Tenth Phone Black-621.
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Hostess 70 8. 3. Club.

Mrs. Frank McClinthen was hostess
to the B. B. club this afternoon FROM
2 to 5.
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FOR RENT-Five room fiat, second
floor; gas, electricity, water. s2S
Main. Phone Red I'LL.
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SalsEz|
For Society Editor
Call Black 666.
NOT TOMORROW.

NOT TOMORROW.
If we ever intend
To be useful on earth,
Today Is the day. not tomorrow,
Ii we ever expect ~
To reveal our true worth,
Today is the day, not tomorrow,
II we're lodging some task
Which we fear is too great.
Preferring to shun it
And linger and wait,
Well waken some morning
To find it's too late;
Today Is the day, not tomorrow.
II we're ever intending
Some kind word to speak.
Today Is the day. not tomorrow,
II our message would strengthen
And uplift the weak,
Today is the day. not tomorrow.
If we've long been delaying
Some good we can do,
Why wait till the ones
In distress struggle through,
Or the darkness of night
Hides their grief from our view?
Today is the day, not tomorrow.
II a hand should be given
Some traveller. in need,
Today is the day. not tomorrow.
II we're ever intending
To do such a deed,
Today is the day, not tomorrow,
If we truly expect
To remember a friend
With the smile we could give,
Or the flower We could send,
Why wait until death
Brings their grief to an end?
Today is the day, not tomorrow.
NAL Rose
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FOR SALE-Fine celery plants. Call
Red 1900.
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FOR SALE--One SOW and eight pigs.
1904 Oak. Phone Black 1902.
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w ant Column
: WAITED

WANTED-Rubbert tired second hand
phaeton. in first class condition
Phone Red 107.
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FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house. Enquire COZ Concert, or
phone Red 1913.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Good five year old horse,
city broke. SIT Main street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Strictly modern house,
No. 5 Park place. Inquire at 519
North Tenth or phone Black-621.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-09

FOR RENT--No. 610 North Fifth
street. seven room modern house.
John Tumelty.
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FOR RENT-Six room cottage. 61S
North Thirteenth. Apply TIC Main.
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FOR RENT-Glodern six room house,
new paper. 1907 Bank street. Or. C
A. jenkins.
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WANTED-4 IT. floor cigar case.
Phone 1881.
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Dinner-Dance for keokuk Guest.

Dinner-Dance for Kcokuk Guest.
Fort Madison Democrat: A very
charming and delightful informal din
ner-dance was the pretty courtesy ex-
tended Wednesday evening to Miss
Helen Stebbins Of keokuk, who -
the guest of Miss Katherine Stebbins.
Miss Marie Bilderback presided as
hostess at the affair which was given
at the shack on Black Hawk heights,
At $3.50 a delicious dinner was served,
after which the remainder of the
evening was spent in dancing and
playing cards. The guests were
Misses Fannie Hines. Edna Croiser,
Addie Bilderback, Vera Newell, Kath-
crime Stebbins; Messrs. Harold Parks,
Howard Parker, Junius Roberts, Arch
lie Carrothers. Albert Philips, Bob
Hoffmeister and William Hobbs.
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will exemplify the work both after
noon and evening. Mrs. Ella M. Lee.
state supreme commander, is the
guest of honor and in charge Of the
school of instruction work. Mrs. Be-
tina A. Kelley. commander, and Mrs.
Katie Hart are record keepers OF
Orchard City hive No. -.
A short musical program will be
enjoyed at both sessions and stereop-
ticon slides to which the public is in
vited
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Trinity Ladies' Society.
The ladies' society - of the Trinity
NJ. E. church were entertained this
afternoon in the parlors Of the church
by Mrs. w. H. Heule, Mrs. I. NJ Itch
enor. Mrs. J. R. King and Mrs Oscar
Tracy.
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westminster Reading circle.

"S0ITtIUSSSrI" NSdOTIS9 OS1VVSs
The Westminster Reading circle
will be entertained on Monday after
noon at the home Of Miss Lucretia
Huiskamp. 1923 Grand avenue. The
reading will begin at 400 O'Clock in
stead OF at 800 o'clock, which is the
usual hour. Miss Huiskamp will be
assisted b. Miss Martha Hornish,
Mrs. Frederic Hilpert, Mrs. w. F.
Montgomery, Mrs. John r. Carpenter,
Mrs. James Noble, Mrs. G. NJ. Covel
and Miss Gertrude Ellsworth.
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Maceabees at Burlington.

A number Of the Lady Maccabees
from here went to Burlington yester.
day to assist in the organization of
the chapter in that city. The Ga
zette said:
The Lady Maccabees school of in
struction was held this afternoon AMI
will continue this evening at Eagle
hall There will be a public delivery
OF the charter. Keokuk hive No. 43
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-09

LIE. Parker spent Sunday in
Sun.
Henry Gonzalis spent the week
end in Baton Rouge.
S. L. NewSon, of Columbia, spent
the week end in Bogalusa.
Mrs. O. C. Moffet has been on the
sick list for the past few days.
HE. Baumgarten spent the week
end with friends in KentWood.
JOS. Minis attend the big GrottC
meeting at New Orleans Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Snyder, O.
| Slidell, motored to Bosalusa Tues
day in their new Hudson six.
| Dewey R, Raglan left Sunday TO-
a visit with relatives and friends il
Acre Alabama.
Bennett Boyd, Jack Guess and F
L. Casting went to Columbia wher
they played ball Tuesday.
} Miss Catherine Cassidy left Tues
day for Miami Florida where sh
will teach school.
Mrs J. H. Minis has returned
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-09

C. E. Ellington spent the week end
in New Orleans.
Dave Byers spent the week end
in the Crescent City.
Mrs. B. F. Blakslee, of Leescreek,
spent Saturday in Bogalusa.
H. L. Gaddis spent the week end
in the Crescent City.
Will Nelson spent the week end
in the Crescent City.
Gus Freret spent Sunday in New
Orleans.
R. B. Mccall and wife spent the
week end in Baton Rouge.
J. w. Mailman transacted bust
ness in New Orleans Monday,
Mrs. L L. Albritton spent the
week end in Marston.
Hunter .Iopes visited Slidell Fri
day on business.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-09
LOTS FOR SALE
ON EASY PAYMENTS

There never was q better time to buy
property in Bogalusa. Conditions are
RAPIDLY improving and the city is grow
ine which means an advance in proper
~. offer an unusual opportunity for
an investment and will cell you choice
city lots on easy payments. little down
and the balance weekly, semi monthly o.
monthly.-L I. Richardson, Phone $50.