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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-03
STARKSBORO.

The annual reunion of the Sargent
family will he held at the home Of
Floyd Smith Wednesday, August .. in
Starksboro.
The Rev. +. X. Hackett, accompanied by
william Wyman motored to Boston.
this week.-Mr. and Mrs T.. S. Ferguson
are at Thompson's Point for n few DAYS
The prayer service at the Baptist Church
Will be Friday night instead of Wedncs-
day and the regular covenant meeting
viii also be held on that night.-The
Farmers club met at the hail Tucsda =
night. County AGENT Carriran was
prcsent.-The Methodist Episcopal
Church is being reprinted. The Hill re-
union will be held in George O'Bryan'
grove August 9.-The Baptist sunday
school will hold their picnic in Carrot
IiiIl's sugar works, August Il instead
'of 18th as reported last week. If
weather is unfaVorabie on that day, il
viii he the l9th.-The G. G. c. will hold
their next meeting with Mrs Ottie Ia
tro. returned missionary from India,
Mrs. Brock, addressed the meeting at
Mrs Thorue's and the program on Ma
ture' arranged for that meeting Will be
carried out the 10Th.
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LINCOLN.

The funeral of Alison Sargent was
held Monday afternoon at two o'clock
in the Baptist Church. the Rev G. r.
Danse officiating. Burial was in tho
cemetery. The services at the grave
were conducted by tho Lihanus Lodge
of Masons of which order he was a
member. The bearers were J.. T.. Jack
man. George Garland. George Narney,
ID. 5. Day, Charles Orvis and q. a.
Thayer all members of the lodge. Mr..
Sargent. who had been in poor health
for some time. died Saturday night at
the age OF 6S years. He is survived by
his VIE, who is the daughter OF the
late William Hin: one daughter. Mrs,
Clyde Became; two sons. Thaddeus of
this town and Howard Of Huntington,
Mass; brother. William Sargent; two
half brothers, George and Wallace, and
one sister, Mrs. Charles Cook Among
the relatives from out of town who
attended the funeral were Mrs. Hattie
sargent of Bristol, Clarnda Clifford
Mrs Elsie Ilurlbut, MIR. and Mrs. Ed
ward orVls, Mr., and Mrs, Phllander
OrNls and Mr. and Mrs. George OHryan
OF Starksboro and Samuel Randall of
iiuhtlhgloh.-Mr. and MIS- Clarence
thlillp', who have been visiting at
william l.cc's, have returned to Mid
diebury. AIRS. MaNcy DOW is visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
walter Estoy. in errsbulg.-Mrs.
David Lafayette of Plainhold Is in
town visiting her daughter MIS- Wal
ter Mofgan.-Mr. and MIS- Frank
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Misses Lillian and May Paulen
of Hrooklyn, y. Y, arc guests
for two weeks at Daniel Sargents.-
James Grace and grandson. Howard
Grace, visited Mrs. Graccs ncphcws on
Starlsboro Hin Saturday-Mr. and Mrs
Layton Elliott of Fcrrisburg were guests
sunday of his brother. George Elliott
Miss Elsie Halock has returned from
richmond where she spent the past two
months.-Arand purinton of New Haven
was a guest Of his father and family
over SundaY,-Niss Lu Gndcrhiu or
brooklyn, y. y, is guest of Mrs. Harold
l'amnor.-Waltcr Kimhall and family
spent Sunday I'm Ripton Mrs. Clayton
Phillips and two children spent last week
with her brother, Henry Sweet, and
family in Lincon.-Mrs. philandcr Orvis
returned Monday from = visit of several
days at Solomon BueNs in Lincoln
Harold Orvis of Lincoln spent Sunday
with his cousin, Ccylon Orvis.
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

Just as Myron Shaw and dad
Helen were coming into the \
sunday by automobile they md
other machine the other side
small bridge beyond the railroad
ing on Lincoln street. The youn3
was driving the car and in turni1
did not have room and the carl
over the bank and turned over
Shaw suffered dislocated sh|
and a broken wrist. The young
who was pinned under the can
not injured. Tho car was but 81
damaged. After being attend al
doctor they were taken to their
They We're coming to the village
the intention of taking Mr.. and
F.. ]. Wolcott back with them.
Wolcott being his sister.
William +. Johnson suffered a h
wrist Saturday. He was superb
ing the putting in Of some macl
in the upper part of the grist m
seeing that "A rope was about
him he stepped back and caugh
A'DN W. Wv III VI lll' 'di II ~ n
threw him to the ground in such
that one hand fell onto a large
of coal on tho ground.
DR.. Milo HilleEas. state commi
or of educa ton, Prof. jerks of tn
ricultural College of the Cnivers
Vermont, and NJ. Reynolds. state /
visor of secondary schools, tol
with superintendent Miss MINI
Hays We're at Essex Center NJ
to advise the school directors al
! place in regard to the now j
senior school which will be q
there this fall. The prospects a
a good school and II will give II
/ pills Of tho town of Essex rare a
/ taPes. This school viii have
economies division and an aGricu
division The following teachcrs
been engaged for the work in thu
school. Principal p. A. Gilmore;
or of agriculture. Charles Nor
Jericho; home economies. Miss
/ Douglas OF Essex Junction; dr.
penmanship and Junior English,
Clara Tito OF Colchester.
Superintendent Miss Hays has
appointing inspectors of chill
| gardens in the Chittenden centra
trict and has met with hearty res
/ and corporation. The towns Of
chester. Williston and Essen have
| covered and this week the worl
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SALISBURY.

Miss Robbins and Miss Smithicli Of
Montclair, N. j" spent the weekend
with Mrs. IIamilton.-Dr. A. +. Yale of
pigeon, Mich, spent n few days In town
last week visiting friends Ernest Ryder
Of Albany, n. Y, is spending part or his
vacation with his nephew, tho Rev. f.. r.
Ryder.-M a. Thomas continues t. I'M
prove.-Atiss Ruth Hamilton, who has
seen spending a few weeks with her uncle
and his family in New Hampshire, return
cd to her home here WORCESTERSHIRE
Rev. F.. Il. Ryder took Mrs. Ryder and
daughter to West Hebron, y. y for a
lew weeks visit to her parents, last
Thursday'-Paul Emerson has secured a
position In the Bennington schools to
teach manual traininp.-Mrs. Florence
oMeao) Reynolds Of Bay Shore, Long Is
land. is spending few weeks with her
Iarppfg
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nome of her parents, cy-Postmasrer
ana Mrs. Thomas Mack-Lowell Ham
''oho mas gone to Ludlow to spend a
month with his father. l.. Il. Hammond
ana ms brother, Leonard Hammond.
MISS katherine Vernam, who has been
N'9''inS at tho home of IT, A. Ross, has
returned to New York city.-Judge w.
f. hanks of Bristol and Judge n. T..
'aN vi Hlpton called on friends in town
Hesterday--Mrs. Bertha Brooks. who
mas p'eh visiting her sister, Mrs Il. -.
'uge' has returned to Clarendon
"prIhgs'-Adolph PilRer of Newark.
Az do ana John Goehring of New York
city are visiting Mr.. Pilgers father,
George Pnger.-Robert Hoffnagle and
! laihl'N OF Buffalo, N. Y, are visiting
ms parents, Capt and Mrs. c. A. Hon-
haSle-Prof. $. j. Preston, who is
spending the summer at his cottage
at the lake, went Tuesday TO White
rams, N. Y.-Nir. and Mrs Herbert NJ.
liaie nave returned from trip to
Massac husetts
inc funeral of Miss Belle Miller.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. joseph Mil
Ter who died Sunday evening at Wat
ernurN' was held at st. Peters Church
Yesterday morning. The Rev. l.. 4.
VIENNA officiatod and the bearers wcrc
W'lilam Austin, Louis Milo, Bernard
DalSh"ault and Leslie Duprcy. Burial
was in st. Peters cemetery. Among
'hoSe present from away were Mrs.
Joseph Duprey and son. Leslie. of Con-
Stapl"' y. I.-Mrs. w. r. Warner and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth, are spending
a Few days at Thcmpson's Point
George w. Ross Is i'll at his room at
the stevens Housc.-Elliott Calssc,
who has been employed with the North
carolina Produce company at Ashc-
Vlllo' y. G, whose plant was destroyed
by tho recent food in that section. is
at the homo Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Caissc-The Misses Shir-
ley and Lucille Robinson of West
Derby are visiting their sister. Mrs. \.
:. lIaven.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Brown
ell went to Rutland yesterday to at
tend the wedding of her brother. Noyes
Slayton. to Miss Pauline Boynington Of
Rutland.-Miss Katherine Ramsay has
gone to Charlotte to visit her aunt.
Mrs, Cyrus IIorsford-MissM Mary Rog-
ors OF Boston is spending tho month
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Z. l..
kingsland.-Daniel O'Bricn and son,
Patrick, OF South Burlington were in
town yosterday.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Ruscoe and children of Spring
field, Mass, are visiting his brother,
Charles Ruscoe.-M. W. Berry of Bur
linEton called on friends here yes,cr-
day-William T. Boyle Of Boston IS
visiting his cousin. Mrs. John w. Ryan.
Mrs. Emma T.. Loukes is spending a
few days in Burlington with her SIS
ter. Mrs. a. 5. Dukett.--A ba sket picnic
will be given by the Nergennes. Add
son and New Haven Oranges Thurs
day. August Il, in the grove south of
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. \. G.. Wright,
Waltham.-Charlos TorreY of Bur
lington visited his family here rcstcr-
day.--EX Mayor ]. a. Harrington Wis
tied the Harrington homestead in Wcy-
bridge ycsterday.-Dr. ]. Churchill
Hiudcs of Winchester. Mass, has join
ed his family at their cottage at the
lake.
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WALTHAM.

The y. S. club will meet with Mrs.
G. +. Larrow Thursday. August TO-
Madame Snodcn. who has been i'll dur
ing the past week. is recoVering.-
Adolph Pilgcr and son Frederick of
Newark. \. j.. arc visiting his parents,
MIR, and Mrs. George pigcr-An auto
mobile party. Nh, and Mrs George
Hunt Harold Hunt Miss Vera Hunt
and Clayton Ward, visited Albert Hunt
at Fort Ethan Allen Sunday.-R y.
Hunt of New haven spent sunday at
George Hunts.--Nr. and MIR, George
Harrow spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr., and MIS-, Peter LarroW, of Ferris
burg.-M Mr.. and Mrs. b.. ". OTIS and
family were guests OF her sister. Mrs.
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SHOREHANI.

Miss Mabel Larrahee is RAISING the
week in Burlington with her brother Err
nest,-Mrs, Elizabeth G Smith is in Bur-
linE'on the guest Of her sister Mrs. r. c.
LeffingWell.-AGrs Henry Belden and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Brdport.-
The remains of a former resident, Miss
Jennie Hall, were brought here from
Rochester, and placed in the family lot
in the cemetery at East Shcreham last
Thursday The funeral Of Mrs PAU Der-
trmd, who died Sunday night was held
Wednesday at St. Geneveve's Church.
Mr. and Mrs John Carpenter of Iraspurg
We're recent guests of their uncle, r. IL
Holmes
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PANTON.

Silas Happen Of TarrytOWn, y. J., visit
ed I'm town last week and from here went
to North Hero. where he will he in camp
this week.-Mrs.. Herbert Norton is quite
i'll with measles.-Josiah Stage went Tues
day to Worcester, Mass where he has a
position with the Norton Grinding com
pany.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Slight of Crown
Point, n. Y, were at Frank Hartwelis
'Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plat of
Shoreham were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Spauldng. Mrs Rich
ard Hoffman accompanied them and call
ed on relatives here.-The Rev A. A. Lam
caster of Youngstown, Ohio, has Joined his
family at their farm on Lake street for
the month Of August.-There will be no
service al the Methodist Episcopal Church
next Sunday, the pastor being in attend
ance at Spring Grove campmeeting.
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RICHMOND.

Chautauqua week opens Thur
with the first entertainment at
p. m.-Iloward Fargo, who has
visiting relatives in New Loo
Conn, has returned and resumeC
work in the Sudorsky Clothing 5
Miss Katherine Leonard, who
teacher in New York city, is IT
home of her mother for the SUNNI
Miss Marjorie Avcru, returned
day from . months staY in Iur
ton and Miss May =,
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BRISTOL.

Mrs. Ernest Hatch and Eranddaugh-
tors. Helen and Sallie Simons. of Salem.
Mass. arc guests OF Mr. and Mrs. r. T..
Hatch.-Mrs. II. O. Nahum has return
ed from the Fanny Allen hospital i'm
proved in health.-Miss Abbic Cove has
position in the First National bank.
Mrs. Homer Hewitt visited relatives
in Rutland over Sunday.--A daughter
was born Thursday night to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey |. Iewitt.-Miss Mildred
Chaplin went to New York Saturday,
Henry Brown of Burlington spent sun
day at the home of his son, Il. S.
Brown.-Mss Marion Smith. Miss jos
sic Lane, Miss Anita Todd. Miss Estelle
Clcrkin and Miss Lois Jcnncy spent
Sunday at Long Point.-lIr. and Mrs.
c. T.. Cove, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.. Grow,
Mrs. II. i. Sherwin and Mrs. \. W.
Cove were in Middlebury Saturday.
Mrs. Arson NJ. Norton gave a tea
party Saturday evening in honor Of
Miss Ruth Newman Of PoultneY.-Mrs.
Genie Neal and two daughters Of
Salem, Mass. are guests OF \. W. Small
ley and family.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
i. Brooks and son of Anthony, Kans.,
arc in town.-Nr. and Mrs. Bert -.
Corkins Of ChatcluEay spent the week
end with Mrs. Corkins' parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. \. Jennings, and family
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.. Cove Went
to Georgia Monday Mrs. II. i. Sherwin
and Mrs A. w. Cove went with them
to St Adams Fay to visit Nh and Mrs,
Howard Wright Before returning they
will visit friends in Burlngton.-Miss
Amy J. sumner. who has been attend
ing summer school at Johnson. is visit
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Walter Leo Of New Haven, Sunday
II. r. Bard and son Richmond of Wor-
cester. Mass, are visiting at q. p. Lar
rows.
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FOR RENT.

LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS To rent in
good neighborhood. Auto storage On
premises, good accommodations for tour
list. w. V. Farr. IS No. Union ST.
l7Sd I'M
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BURLINGTON Veterinary Hospital

70 Pine St, Burlington, VT.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
ali animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
los.
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FARM FOR SALF,-95 acres, keeps y
cows, . horses. comfortable buildings,
fine view running spring water at
house and barn, y milo from p q.
and store. | mile from electric ear sta,
ton, fine orchard, pears, grapes ana
Strawberries, large maple sugar or
chard all equipped hang 500 buckets,
6 cows, horse, hens, wagons sleigh
moving machine, rakes, etc. Would be
excellent place for summer resort
Price $1,000, 1.6O0 down. Geo. T. West
Moscow. VT. 5,w'lt
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l9s-ACRE FARM for sale, situated 5la
miles from Nergennes. in Now Haven,
known as the ward farm All buildings
in good repair. land in good condition, fine
wood lot, also good timber and good
water. Cali on or address g. r. $. Pierce,
Admir-. at Vergennes. VI. 1Si,1st,w.5t
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HELP WANTED.

KITCHEN WOMAN wanted at the club
house. East Alburg. Apply to Scion l..
Sumner swift
COOK wanted al the Home for Dcsti-
ture Children. References required.
Swift.
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DESIRABLE CUSTOM MILL water
power. circular log saw planer and
hatcher, Single saw, feed grinder.
cider MILL stock and other machines
house, barns, small farm. Custom,
care Free Press. ""ht
PIANOS ANS ORGANS for sale; bar
gains in secondhand upright pianos
and organs. Easy terms. Write Tor
catalogue and prices. d. NJ. strong
Bethel. VT io,W.llt
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FOR SALE.

sIX-wEEK- OLD PIGS for sale. S. p.
Degree. Williston. 1S0,6t,w.1t
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-01-21

TUESDAY. JANUARY II. 1916
Deeds
II. II. waste ct ux. TO ]. C. John,
SON. half interest lot l. blk 90. Farm.
ington, $500.
Geo. w. DeGowin to Amelia De.
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GOWN. blk A. Robard's add, Pa
louise. 81.
Mary e. Beach to Edw. Anderson,
tract Fitche's add, Palouse, $22.
Nettie Ankcorn to Fred II. Ank-
corn, VIII lot 2, blk 2, Fitche's add,
Palouse; also tract in Fitche's add,
also lots /, 2, 3, 4, blk 5, Fitche
add; all land of said lots and n
the low water mark on bank Pa
louise river, except, 81.
r. II. Hill ct ux. to Thyra bud
ley, nh of lots /, 2, blk 10, Wiley
LIST add, Palouse, 81
Mortgages
Robert Fitzpatrick ct ux. to Com
mercial State bank, Oakesdale, ell OF
neg 24-19-43; also tract in nwq l D
1914, $4,000.
Chattel Mortgage
r. l.. Broyles to Linville Bros,
stump puller and cable, 1872.
Releases
Codd Investment Co. to Jam es
Lynch ct uX., real mtge
j. B. Sanborn to O. o. Goserud ct
ux.. real mtge.
Bill of Sale
Nettie Ankcorn to Fred II. Ank-
corn, Ankcorn Hardware Co. stock,
household goods. etc, 81
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Records of Whitman County

Walter Gum to Henry Gum ct al,
live stock. implements. $500.
A. j. LaRue to John Neiertz, Econ
omy Welding Co.. acetylene torch,
s152.
United States Investment Co. to A.
d, Hale ct ux., real mtge.
International Mortgage bank to H.
l.. Rouse ct al, real mtge.
Security State bank to Mary f,
yansictle, real mtge.
]. f. Kenoyer to Harold C. Huff ct
uX., real mtge.
Geo. c. Jewett to VIM. b. Paulson
ct ux.. real mtge.
Geo. c. Jewett to VIM. 3. Paulson
ct ux., real mtge.
Elizabeth Tague to Harold O. Huff
ct al, real mtge.
Assignment
Geo c. Jewett to Netherlands Am
erican Mortgage bank, real mtge.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Adams Leather Co. to w. l.. Will
son, machine, $55.
Bills of Sale
Jesse Grant to John Olson, thresh-
ing outfit, 1914.
A. ]. LaRue to John Neiertz, fur
niture fixtures, stock of auto sup
plies. etc. of Lacrosse Garage, 81.
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THURSDAY, JAN. 10, 1916


Deeds
Ira f. Henshaw ct TX TO Frank E.
Taylor, all of blks 5 and 8, and lots
II to 20. blk I. Fairs Bird add. Pull
man, $4,000.
Exchange Lumber & Mfg. Co. to
Pullman Furniture & Undertaking.
Co., lots IA to IT, blk s. Fairview
add. Pullman, 81.
John Quist ct al. to Harry John
son, seq 36-14-45. $12.S00.
Mortgages
Charles Summers ct TX. to Fred H,
English, tract in Fishers add. Pa
louise. $3.50.
Nellie A. Bowers to Murphey
Favre & Co. $50 a. in VIII IA; seq
ID; Ell IS; nh of neq %; also l a. in
sw corner of NEG 14-14-39. except
$15,75O.
John p Kenoyer ct ux. to Henry
Bush, Sr., nwq 26-15-40, $1750.
c. e. Ayerill ct ux. TO George c.
Jewett, seq 19-1S-45, $1,000.
Chattel Mortgages
w. W. Combs to Roy C. Jacobs
live stock, one-third crop so a. in seq
l4-lS-4O; one-third SIS a. swq of neo
and Ell OF SEQ and swq of seq 24-1S-
40; one-third crop on so a. seq IL
1S-4O; one-third crop on so a. seq
14-1S-41. 1927.
George H. Phelps ct ux. to A. p.
johnson. two-thirds crop on seq Is
17-45. $470.
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Andrew l.. Hin to Charles sum
mers ct uX., real mtge.
Mary L. Shanks to r. V. kirkpat-
rick ct ux., real mtge
st. John State bank to X. J.. Pew
therer ct ux., real mtge,
George Vogel to Edward p Free
man ct ux., real mtge.
Henry Bush, Sr. to John z. Ke-
meyer ct ux., real mtge.
Rosina B. Allen to John Quist ct
uX, real mtge.
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SATURDAY. JAN. s. 1916
Deeds

David G. Brooks ct ux. to Charlie
McQuerry, lots /, 2, 3. blk 54, Col
fax: also right of way over part OF
lots 4, S, blk 54, Colfax. ST.
Charlie McQueery to Max C. Poin-
dexter. lots l. 2, 3. blk 54, Colfax;
also right of way over part of lots
4, s, blk 81, Colfax. 81.
T. e. Durham to Monta NJ. Burn
ham. nh of swq 27-15-45, 81.
w. w. Davis ct ux. to o. d. Gray,
tract in Holbrook's add. Garfield
$40.
]. H. Lindley ct ux. to A. D. Hale
seq %; eh OF neg 26-1S-42: also eli
of nwq and VIII of neq 12-1S-42. $685.
900.
Robert K. Squibb ct ux. to Colfax
National bank. lot s. blk IA. Coifax
$500.
Mortgages
j. H. Vannice ct ux. TO Thos. Dob
bins, nwq of neg 20-1S-45; also part
of swq of NEG and nwq of seq coils.
IS, except, $1,000.
S. NJ Watson ct ux. to G. b. Grant
lots l, 2. blk /. Huffman & Lake:
add, Tekoa. $500.
Charles Moser ct ux. to Bernard
Yunck, lots /. 2. 3, 5-13-46; alsc
lot 4, 52-14-46. $4,000.
A. d. Hale ct ux. to H. w. Living
stone, nwq 25-1S-42; nee 25-1S-42
nh OF seq; ned of swq and lot 3. 30
1s-43, $4,000.
ChatteI Mortgages
X. V. Johnson to J. A. Rima, liv,
stock, harness, SIS.
G. C. Carter ct al. to Bank of Ro
saiia. live stock, Implements. auto
mobile, $500.
j. j. Peden TO First State bank a
Garfield, live stock. implements. an
tomobile. 5000.
J. w. Rogers TO First State banl
OF Garfield, live stock, implements
$1,000.
Ernest Daw TO A. B. Willard, liyt
stock, implements. two-thirds crop OF
VII 10. Ell 1886. 1900.
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FRIDAY. JANUARY Z, 1916

Mia . JANQaGki . WV
Deeds
RosalthR Martin to j, C. North
rup, tract in Cultons add, Palouse,
$50.
Livingston & Kuhn to Cyria f..
Hunt, lot 9, blk 81, Colfax, $500.
Farmers & Merchants State bank
to A. A. Miller lot 4. blk A., Mall
den, 81.
Milwaukee Land Co to Farmers &
Merchants State bank, lot 4 blk AZ,
Maiden. 500.
W. r. Cunningham. Jr., to NJ. j.
Grady, nwq and eh of swq 32-14-39,
81.
Edward A. White ct ux. TO W. f.
Chapman, lots /, 2, and parts of lots
8, 4, and sh of nh and sh of 3 part
of 8; all of Is; all of 81 part of %,
except; lots /, 3, 3, 4, sec 81. ex-
cept; all of VIII 10; seq OF neq and
lot /, sec 4, except; all above land be-
ing in T. 1898; part of 35-14-3S, 81.
Wilson Investment Co. to Hattie
f. Fairfield. tract in Lacrosse, 81.
Mortgages
Harry b. Fairfield ct ux. to Estella
Shaw, tract in Lacrosse, $3.50.
Charlotte r. Heisse ct vir to Anna
C. Baker. lots 8, 10, blk 6, McCros-
keys add, Garfield. $500.
Alison jennings ct ux. to w. S.
Mott, lots 8. 10. IL, IL, blk II, Sun
set. 5000.
James II. Gentry ct ux. to Robert
Crabtree. nh of swq and seq 2-15-43,
$12,SO0.
Henry F. Turner ct ux. to w. s.
Mott, Ell I; sh of seq; neq of seq and
seq of neg 6-1S-40. except; neg 49,
1910, $4,000.
Warren s. Gill ct ux. to Mrs. n. b.
Shepard half interest in lots Is, 16.
blk Z. Lamont. 500.
Chattel Mortgages
l.. w. Howell ct ux. to Bank of
Rosalia, barber shop fixtures, furn-
ture, etc, $500.
Claud Lemka to w f. Mitchell, au-
tomobile. $500.
Releases
Geo. d. Brown to Henry +. Tur-
ner ct ux.. real mtge.
Syria f. Hunt to Theodore Becker
ct ux. partial. real mtge.
Minnie NJ Hall to Harry L. Bar
nett, real mtge.
C. H. Bass ct al. to C. A. Lynch ct
al, chattel mtge.
Assignments
Bert Larue to Security State Bank,
Lacrosse. real mtge.
f. H. Newton to H. n. Livingstone,
real mtge.
John T. Mallery to Geo NJ. Wilkes,
real mtge.
Conditional Bill of Sale
Mrs. j. H. St.Lawrence to w. b.
Wise, piano. 1925.
Bill OF Sale
VIM. Cole, sheriff, to Clark & Ea-
ton Co., engine, $3.50.
Bert Andrew Wilson to VIM. Ed
ward Munson. live stock, buggy har-
ness, etc., $500.
Articles of Incorporation
Articles of Incorporation of Will
son Investment Co.