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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-10-21

Mrs. j. p. Scott, President
greater progress than ever before
in obtaining good things for their
towns. The programs today have
been filled with excellent sugges-
tions and the reports all tell Oh
united effort. Especially interesting
have been the accounts OF what the
various clubs have accomplished
and the results are worthy.
The sixteenth annual meeting Oh
the Fifth District Federation Oh
Women's clubs convened this morn
ing at 500 in the Masonic Temple
with Mrs. ]. P. Scott of Harrington
presiding, and Mrs. jenkins oil
CLAW Center as acting secretary IN
the absence of Mrs. ]. w. Pinker-
ton of Clay Center. One hundred
delegates from the twenty-five cluoS
of the district, and the local cluO
ladiea were in attendance. The in
vocation was given by the 0ReV.'tJ
w DeYoe, of the Methodist Epis'
copal church.
The minutes of the fifteenth an
nual meeting, held at Harrington
were read by the acting secretary
and followed by piano solo "VaiSe
waltz" by Faust, and arranged by
Franz List, which was beautifully
rendered by Miss Hattie Grosser OF
Enterprise.
Opening Address by Mrs. J. P. Scott
Mrs. Scott, in her opening al
dress, characterized the sixteenth
anniversary of the federation as the
sweet sixteen" of its career and
said that in the future the fedora
ton would begin to accomplish
more definite things, although II
has done nobly in the past, put the
age of mere attractiveness was past
She said further that other red
erations of the state had taken at
their motto efficiency" but she
would suggest for the Fifth distrlc'
solidarity" Then the ladies OF
this district. in living up to tneli
motto, could always be depended
upon and ready to push the WORK
when an occasion would arise.
According to Mrs. Scott what the
federation needs at the present time
is not more federation" but or
eanization." Organization OF more
clubs in the county and town. Thai
the organized clubs work for more
rural organizations was her appear
County Federation
The state president. Mrs. J. M
Miller of Council Grove, who at
tends all the district meetings, II
her short talk praised the worn
done by this district, and in all th'
district meetings she had attended
the reports of the officers in the
Fifth were far better. AS state pres
ident she brought greetings IRON
that organization to the ensemDie'
club ladies of this district.
Mrs. Miller's plea to the dele
gates was for them to go to then
home towns and promote club ex
tension work. Bring about count!
organization of the town and rura
clubs. Let the work of the eluD
of the county be in unison and witt
one accord, to work for the uphf
and forwarding environments 10
the citizens Of their community.
Club Reports
The reports from the clubs Q
the district were replete with pro
Sress in. all the lines Of work In tn
Dast year. Their outlook for tn
year s. faae Of unssIflshness 'anS
broader work and more extensive
operations In ali the various depart
R0sA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-10-21
For a Muddy Complexion

For a Muddy COMPLEXION
Take Chamberlain Tablets and
adopt a diet OF vegetables and GER
eals. Take outdoor exercise daily
and your complexion will be great
ly improved within a few months.
Try It. Obtainable everywhere.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-10-21
The Next Best Thing to the Pine
Forest for Colds Is

DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey which
goes to the very root of cold trou-
bles. 1t clears the throat and gives
relief from that clogged and STUFF
fed feeling. The pines have ever
been the friend Of man In driving
away colds. Moreover, the plne-
honey qualities are peculiarly Ell
fectiVe in fighting children's colds
Remember that q cold broken &C
the Start greatly removes the pos
Gibility of complications. 2bcs
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-10-21
CLUB WORK over
MEETING WAS IN
TERESTING SESSION
State President Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. McCarter
Speakers at Closing
Session
AAAAAAAAAAAAA z q

& & 9 & e 9 q 9 3 = = =
: President, Mrs. C. M. Har-
: ger, Abilene:
: Vice President, Mrs. Earl j.
4 Wyatt, Salina.
3 Secretary, Mrs. Hale P. Pow
: ers, Junction City.
4 Treasurer, Mrs. Carrie v.
3 Shumway, Manhattan.
: Representative to General
4 Federation, Mrs. M. M.
4 Sherman, Salina.
; Alternate, Mrs. W. 5.
{ Roark, Junction City.
3 Next meeting place to be Sc
Z lected by the officers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-10-21

Any skin itching 10 temper
tester. The more you scratch the
worse Il itches. DOan's Ointment -
for niles eczema-any skin hshinK'
K0e n an -dFus atwes.-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-10-21

The afternoon session included an
excellent talk on The Home beaa-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-10-21
Club Reports

The reports from the clubs Of
the district were replete with pro-
sress In all the lines Of work in the
past year. Their outlook for the
year s. 5;ase Of unssIfashness and
broader work and more extensive
operations In ali the various depart
m@lA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-10-21
Business and Art
Delegates and Visitors

Chauman-Mrs. Ed. Arnold, Miss
Maud 10y, Mrs. Erwin Fancher'
Mrs. w. s. Robb, Mrs. Knight, Miss
Knight, Mrs. Beal.
CLAW Center-Mrs. F. L. Fletcher
Miss Hannah Kerr, Mrs. Florence
Osterhout.
Salina-Mrs. Geo. D. Adams
Mrs. J. D. Smith, Mrs. Short MIS-
M NJ. Sherman, Mrs. ]. e. Wyatt
Mrs. zimmerman, Mrs. Pratt. Mrs.
VIM. Jones, Mrs. sabin, Mrs. Drake
Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. McWilliams'
Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. c. N. Berger
Mrs. T. L. Bond.
Washington-Mrs. G. L. Horine'
Manhattan-Mrs. Eva Akin, Mrs.
Amelia Rodgers, Mrs. SUBWAY
Mrs. s. F. GOheen, Mrs. 8. M. Pock-
ard, Mrs. Louisa Scott.
Junction City-Mrs. H. Thiele,
Mrs. ]. r. Kregar. Mrs. w. s.
Roark. Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Powers
Mrs. Colvin, Mrs. H. W. JACOBS
Miss Kregar.
Herington-NTs. J. P. Scott MIS-.
shelton, Miss Carman. Mrs. ChildS'
Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Frances Stoner'
Mrs. Fittinger, Mrs. Riddle.
Enterprise-Ars. c. A. Hoffman,
nrA Heath, Mrs. SteiningeT, BrS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-10-21

~
established $7445 has been loanen
ty the state federation.
The fund totals $4O62.5O. all
raised by the club women, and the
money is reloaned from year to
wear. Mrs. C. F. Henson Of Paola is
chairman of the state committee
and the state report was given by
Mrs. ], E. Raymond Of Girard, vice
president of the state federation.
On the recommendation OF a
ladies club that is a member Of
the state federation, in the town
where a girl resides and the appro-
val of a commission composed OF
three, also from her instructors q
college girl may borrow sum mol
to exceed 5000 from this fund
without interest until she has 9
position when she begins to make
small payments on the principle.
This fund helps many . girl OVes
the stumbling block Of large ex-
penses in the last two years Of col
lege work and q far nobler work
could not be suggested for The
progressive olab ladies who are al
ways on the aIeEtsfor. en- oppOrtun'
ity that viii adEhnes the woman
hood Of their city and state.
The work waB organized IN 1895
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
Numerous Small Transactions Are
Reported. Though Total Is
Not Great.
PROSPECT FOR SPRING TRADING
Demand for Suburban Property and
Farm Lands Expected to Increase.
Volume of building Operations
Drops With Colder Weather.
The Weeks Record

Richmond real estate was fairly ac-
tive last week Tho sales made and
sent 10 record totnlei nearly the same
amount as for the previous six days.
For the first half OF the rast week
business was dull. but with some large
deals made the last three days. the
total for the week compares favorably
with other recent weeks
The business last week was CON
sentative. In no instance we're there
trades OF a large order TO hoos, tho
figures. Numerous small sulos were
reported by the agents interviewed
Yesterday. and with these sales in.
Guided. the total Tor the week will
probably aggregate more than $3.50.
Geo. However. these sales will he
placed on record in the courts this
week. and vii! bc considered as new
business,
\ rcpor, has been in circulation for
several days OF a large deal IN cen.
traliy located property. when involves
large figure. The agents reported
to bc making this deal would not dis
cuss II yesterday other than &c admit
than g large sale had been made. and
that the manager al the Office and the
salesman making the deal were out
OF III. civ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
II - fec, north of Leigh Street, Nc

Gil l-2 feet north OF Leigh Street. No
velnber "a. 1915; sl.GG9.5O.
j. III. Bradley ct uX. to Stuart Bowe.
trustee, 50X5l feet east line Twenty
fourth street. rs feet south OF Clay
street December l. 1915: SS0j.50.
Bessie RI. billiard to John Bagby.
third Street. 60 feet north OF V street.
December 2. 1916; sI.ii6.
w. r. Robins ct uX. to same. 21xl3O
feet west line Twcnty-cighth street.
233 feet Inches north of Nine Mile
Road July n. 1915: SLIGO.
Same to II. X. Pollard. Jr.. trustee.
10 feet inches by 100 feet west line
Twenty-eighth street. 256 feet inches
1915: SLIGO.
Same to same. 70 feet . inches by
100 feet west line Twenty eighth
street. PIG feet north OF Nine Mile
Road. July II. 1915: SLIGO.
Louis Wilder Ct IN. to Sol Cutchins.
trustee. 35xi:i feet east line Thirty
first Street. 20 feet south of $ Street.
Mary V. Dodd to H. Il. pcyton Jr
trustee. lot As In block G. in the plan
of Gintcr Park Terrace. November 20.
1918: 1887.
G. !. liulchcr to same, lot % in
block i'm the plan Of tiintcr Park
Terrace. December /, 1915: s279.
Anton j. Mak:,l to same, lots 4 and
!. In block c in the plan of Ginter Park
Terrace December |. 1915: seas.
,>, John u. Swar'wout to same lot ! in
block in the plan Of Gintcr Park
Terrace. December 3. 1918: S2o574.
w. l.. Wills to T.. NJ. BoAlcy. trus-
tee. 5oNl3j feet east line Hartou Ave
nue.. 100 feet north Of Crawford street.
November 20. 1918: s3iS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
PROSPECT GOOD FOR
SrNING TRADING

WIKI the approach OF the holiday
season, real estate continues its activ
ity although the realty men antici-
pate a decrease in hcsiness during the
remaining days OF ;his month. The
agents yesterday, without exception.
we're eXtremel: optimistic ever the
prospects for Tie early spring. but
probably the most dependable way 10
size Up the business for the week =
20 set forth the actual facts. as shown
by court records. There is np getting
away from these facts
During the past week the sales OF
city property. oil both The North ami
Southsides. aScregated sl92.3o6, as
compared with S.34. 900 for the previous
six days There vas no unusual mum
Der o. deeds OF trust. tcsiifying to the
normal 'rsnd = the trading. Hen
rico County property experienced about
the average activity for ;he week, the
sales amounting 10 about $4,000. This
class OF property. and farming lands.
are passing through the dulest sea-
son OF III. Year At this time. Within
the next few weeks plans will be con-
sidered By those who intend farming
next spring, and acreage tracts will
he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
CiItNII;RI TRANSFERS
Nineteen Deeds Of bargain and Snlc
Amounting to S2G.II1.

Rosa r. Jenkins et vir. 10 ~ l..
Pleasantly 81 ais. 2ixio6 feet west
Marshall street. November |, 1915;
$500
Jacob Fei,ig {, IN to City of Eich-
mond. l2-foot strip of land. being the
also l2-ioot strip. being the rear OF
So North Sixth Street. November I,
1919. Sooh
J r. nlckers;an to Joseph l.. Bick :,
feet west line Tuenty-ffth Street IS5
feet north Of BROAD street. December
!. ltij. tax. $3.50: 81. love and affec-
Rosa {. weinbrun to City OF Rich
mord. :, l2-foot strip OF land lying and
stree, November /. 1915: sl25.
Mamie T. Jones ct ais TO same. a
Of lot So, North Sixth street. Novem-
Der ! 1915: tax. % cents: 81.
Z. +. Coyner TO Terrell Building Co.
7oxl40 feet at the southwest corner
November :. 1915: tax. 81: $40
Thomas |. Foley. srecial commits
sioner, 20 Herbert 9. Mundin. l3Nl$l :
l-2 feet east line sixth street, GIL IL
Der -. 1915: sl.loo.
w Il. Catlrt; ct uX. 20 Stuart Apart
mcuts. Inc. +0Xll0 feet at the south
east corner OF West Avenue and Lom-
Sc; $40
j. W. Savage c, ais. TO W. l.. Wills.
10Xl35 feet east line Barton Avenue.
Zoo feet north Of Crawford Street. No
vember II. 1915 tax. 81: 81.
6. N. Carlton, j., e, ais. 70 J. II.
bradley e; uX., 50XJl feet east line
Twenty fourth Street. ll5 feet south
OF clay street. December i, 1915:
$1,000.
Ginter Park Realty Corporation To
Charles T.. and Laura \. Jewett. lot
IL in block l. i'll the plan Of Ginter
Park Terrace. December !. 1915; ST.
UuU
same to Ruth A. Fuller. lot Al in
block & in the plan OF Gintcr Park
Terrace. November 80. 1915; $3.50.
Same to Dorsey Sydnor. lot :: in
block + in the plan Of Ginter Pari;
Terrace. December /. 1915: Sl.loo.
same u Cecil HOFFMAN. lot II IN
block q IN the plan Of Gintcr Parl;
Terrace. November &c. 1915: 5000.
Same Ia Thomas ". Kuhn, lot 6 II
block \ in the plan OF Gintcr Park
Terrace December ., 1915; $3.50.
Same 10 Mary V Dodd. lot As il
blcJk & IN the plan Of Gntcr Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
CuANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Seventeen Deeds of Trust. Amounting
to S2S,Oi3,g4

Ahncr NJ. Fox ct uX. to NJ. ID. Nun
nally. trustee. 33Nl11 feet north line
dartmouth Avenue. l1S fec, west OF
Twcnty-third street. November %.
1918: sl.6SO
William H. Jackson ct ux. to +. NJ.
hoNlcy ct al, trustees, 40xl0o feet
south line IIcnrico street 60 feet cast
of Spottswood Avenue. December -
1918; sjO1.J0
5. j. Rhodes ct uX. to W. u. Glinn.
trustee. 90Nl79 feet 9 inches north line
Cary street. 60 feet west of Crensha W
Avenue. December l. 1918: S4.l44.
\. Q. Swink ct uX. To w T.. Brown
CT al, trustees, 81 feet l-2 inches by
lo4 IL feet at tho southeast corner
Of Nineteenth and Main Streets. No
veinher |. 1915: S9.140.
Esther Newman ct vir to l.. S Rose
ct al. trustees. ~ ID feet cast line
Mcchanicsvillc Turnpike. at the south
corner of Street. December ;. 1915:
$4,000
Herbert Mundin CT uX. to j. r Car
neal. trustee. 10 feet inches by IS
feet 10 inches at the northwest cor
ncr of First and Charity Streets. Ais,
ljxl31 IL feet east line Sixth street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
COMPANY To ERECT
ADDITIONAL cor AGES

81, : - pouey ~ ,ha COMPANY"
SAID ri. King. 20 provide better liy-
ing conditions in II. new city and
is cuv irons. The mos, desirable class
OF labor can be obtained in this way.
and The pu Pont concern & enLeavor-
ing 70 bring 10 the guncotton city a
class OF woramsn who will be q credit
10 the state. The company has ~
pended enormous sums already in an
effort 10 make tho now city that has
grown up around the plant attractive.
Tho order 'or 500 houses was placed
recently with a New Jersey concern
which makes = specially Of qu!ck con-
struction in building
Til" parts OF the houses will come
in finished condition. marked for
putting together such houses may bc
constructed in twcnty-four hours TO
three days The houses when put up,
viii be rented at much more reason
able price than the rentals the Du
Pont workmcn are now paying TO
SPECTATORS. who have Invested with
The idea Of taking advantage OF q de-
nard which exceeds the supply"
Tho In 'out Company is now husily
engaged TN erecting cottages and
houses for It's operatives To the right
and left OF the Norfolk and Western
tracks. y feature q: the building is
tina, the greater majority are being
quilt on the STYLE OF small hotels or
roominC houses. each of them being
arranged TO accommodate a number
OF families
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
IIENRICO TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds of DnrSnin and Snlc.
Amounting to SIl:.HI.2i

{. c. Bowlcs Ct uN. 10 Mary Mas
scy Broaddus u tract on the Mountain
Road. about miles northwest Of
Richmond. October %. 1915: tax, 81:
$40.
Broaddus Construction Co. Inc. to
same. 10 acres OH the Mountain Road.
about miles north OF Richmond. Dc-
tobcr %. 1915: tax. 81: $40.
l.. l.. Shcrcr ct uN. to H. J.. Price.
ll..S1 acres. ON tho Chickahominy Riv-
or. south of Robin Park. October %.
1915 tax. $3.50: So.
Same To u. J. sullivan e. ux.. HEST
acres on tho chicliahomiuy River.
south of Robin Park. October %.
1915: $1,000.
Henry II. ANscll to Mrs. Rowcna Il.
Rurtor. "3.25 acres. north side OF the
lianEany Road. about one mile east
of Laurel station. November -. 1915;
tax. $3.50: 81.
T. H. Niles ct ux. to Il. H. Rrucc.
II? acres. near Meadow Station. known
as Long Meadow November O.
1915: S73loJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

Tucsday--William A. Randolph Va.
Southern Aid Society OF Virginia: Had.
don. y. o.; Peyton. p. d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Lightfoot. re-
ceivers. VIZ. r. J. Shepperson: Gordon
Lishtfoot. p. O.; Gum & Mathews,
D. Il.
r, Ihursday--D ustbane Manufacturing
Co. w. Spence Nunnamakcr Co: Sicrn
p. a.: Rawley. p. Il. -
Observation-Disclosures National Bopl.
vs.. Samuel T.. Duggins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Monday - Washington Educational
Society w. Hugh and Mary Scot,
Campbell; Williams 4 Mullen. y. o.;
Page * I.cary. y. d.
Tuesday--M. &. Mann e Co. VS.. j.
NJ. Bryant ct al: ilill Garter, y. o.;
II. L. Cox. y. d.
Wednesday--Mary T. SchombcrScr
VS.. city Of Richmond: Wcndenburg, =.
a.. Pollard. y. d. Lane VS.. Garrett
Quinn Il Mathews. y. a.: Lamb. y. d.
liank of Commerce and Trusts vs.. Do
MATHS administrators: Mcclure. Riley.
liryan Il EEElcston. y. a.: Lamb &
Lamb. y. d.
Thursday-Lucile G.. Clayton's ad
ininiStrator vs.. City of Richmoud: Da
wa NJ White. y. a.: Pollard. y. d.
rritily--Sophia Gorauch W.. Virginia,
halfway and Power Co: Rawley. y. O.;
GuiEon. y. d.
LAW AND EQUITY COURT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS. Patterson To
bacco Co: Dashicl. p. a.: Mass!o, u. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

Monday and Tuesday--Bcssie NJ.
Jenkins W.. Virginia Railway and
Power Co; Wendcnburg. y. a.: Pull
liam, y. d.
MISUNDERSTANDING Z. Nelson VS.
City of Richmond; Allen. G. Collins.
Thursday. j. Stallings vs.. l.. !.
ChcatwOod; O'Flahcrty. Fulton g.
Byrd. p. a.: George ID. White. p. d.
Friday-R i. and X. l.. Sewers VS..
Mayo & Co.; J. NJ. Turner, p. q.
aturday-News-l.e Leader co. VS.. The
Journal Company; Mcclure, Riley.
Bryan Egglcston. p. o.; l.. o. Wen
uCnbnrE. L. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED J-room fiat or Groom house,
In best residential section. State
rental. Is SOL. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. small apartment. with
heat and water. or furnished room
with board in private family by young
couple without children. Will occupy
January /. G 80. care Times Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
ace. December 20. 1915; $3.50.

Terrace. December 20. 1915: $3.50.
Same to G. j. Hulcher, lot 23 I'm
block ID In the plan OF Gintcr Park
Terrace. December I. 1915: $500
Same to Anton j. AIokal. lots 4 and
. IN block G i'm the plan of Gintcr
Park Terrace. December l. 1915; 81. :
100.
Same to John Is. Swartwout lot 4
IN block y In the plan of C;intcr Park
Terrace. December ). 1915: $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
HENuIco DEEDS or TRUST.
Four Deeds of Trust. Amounting IN
S5,i3O.

Alexander Oswald Laird To Rose G.
ftos". ! acres on the west side OF Aus
tin Avenue. adjoining the lands OF
Lilly g. Rose November ~ 1919:
$500. 1919
Daniel w Starbucll to tho American
National Bank of Richmond tr,,
80 acres on the craiEhton Road. about
Tour miles cast of Richmond: also :5
acres adjoining the above tract De
ccmbcr l. 1919: $4,000
L. y. Warren ct ux. TO John NJ Pur-
ccl trustee. lot IS. plan of Jefferson
Garden. september Is, 1915; soc
Same to John NJ. Purcell. Jr. trus-
tee. lot IS. plan OF jefferson Garden
September Is, 1915: $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

Tho following meetings OF the Co,,n-
ell and committees are called for III.
week: 'i''S
Monday--Board of Aldermen, n, -.,o
% clock. and the Common Council m
$ o'clock. At
Tucsday--Council on Public Rui,d-
iilES properties and Utilities nj
O'Clock. and the Committee on Streo,Y
on the lowering OF the Belt Line Uaii'
way tracks ut o'clock.
Misunderstanding Council I.h,r,or
Change Committee meets at 8 n.rioci.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
CHANCERy RELEASE DEEDS.
Two Release Deeds, Amountinr ,
SRO-nUp

Frank +. sutton. Jr.. trustee. to
John III. Englc, 60x12O feet at tho
southwest corner of Floyd Avenue and
Robinson street. November s. 1915.
released upon transfer OF other seclr.
ity for debt OF Stl7963
l.. w. McNcigh ct ais. trustees TO
:. j. Rhodes. ?0Xl7a feet . inches north
line Cary street 50 feet west OF Crcn-
shaw Avenue. December T. 1915: So
500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY DECEMBER s 1918

OH the south side OF Grove Avenue,
near the corner of Park Street, for
$500. Henry. $. Wallcrstcin acquired
from &. G. Worsham II lot 1913 feet 4
inches by 1870 feet at the northwest
corner of Seventh and Bragg Streets.
fog $4,000. William j. Redwood sold
TO y. L. Perry tract of six and one
half acres on the Mechanicsvillc Turn
pike. lying partly in the city and part
In Henrico County. for $4,000.
The lot 1T the northwest corner of
Fifth and Hull Streets. fronting l23
feet on Hull Street. was sold by James
I. Jones to Robert y. Ryiand. This
was the largest sale of the week on
the Southside. and amounted to $4,000
NJ L. Norvell and others sold to Frank
+. ilough tract Of 23gis acres on
the mor,l. side of the New Market
Road. in iienrico County for $4,000.
BUILDING OpER ATOMS
SAG WITH COMING: OF WINTER
Building operations in the city dur
ing the past week decreased some
what from the previous week. this.
however. is always true OF the week in
which the fist OF the month occurs.
During the past six days the opera
ti6ns aggregated little more than $780,
600. The department. issued II permit
TO Claude T. Sprcnkle to build Il two
story brick tenement, two dwellings,.
on the south side of Franklin Street
between Tildcn street and the Rose
meath Road. that will cost 5000.
I'lans have Just been tilei by L. !.
Bcattic for u two-story brick store
and dwelling on the north side OF Bcv-
erly street. between Davis Avenue and
Robinson. the cost OF which is placed
at $1,000.
l'lans will he completed within the
next few days by architects for mod
eru two and one-haif story brick
dwelling for a. l.. Mcclellan. The resi-
dcncc will he erected at rinchurst, near
the Country Club. and advance csti-
mates place the cost at 100000.
NEW APARTMENT
IIolS So TO be ERECTED
The stuart Apartments, Inc. was
chartered during the week with a cap
ital Of $4,000. The new corporation
will erect Il modern brick apartment
house at the corner of West Avenue
and Lombardy Street. The cost is
placed at $4,000. The officers 81 the
concern are: II. c. Whitehu-st. presi-
dent: Charles s. Vial. vice-prcsident.
and James X. Sheppard. Jr.. secretary.
The strand Thcater, which was sold
al auction a few months ago TO the
Hofheimer Brothers was rcsnld At pub
lie auction last week. The property
WAS purchased BY John T. Anderson.
u. for So. 600. which price is subject
to the approval of the United states
Distric; Court. under which til" sale
was hold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued nv ,n
clerk Of the Hastings Court Yesterday
az follows: "H
Ernest BE- Bradford and lone Grey.
DRY.
Thomas Lee Stone and Ncttic Louis.
Boone