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New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

Intge $500, atty, T G & T Co, l76
loSTH ST. 50 E, :. l7x1oo.li: Alise
Schimnler to Peter @ t'oss $40 Blvd, -As-
toria, L I; nltge $1,000, address ll9 W
20 Az " 3. 764 : lcsth st. 25.ax75. Abr
kleinborg 10 francesca Finoccho 2oS7
"a ayi mtge $4,000; atty, T G 6 T Co,
1osTH II, 15s +. $. lsA10oii. Justin
'apAf' tss ssoBa s55s5 asty sF1"9 a'gs'41.a Co.
18TH s'r' - E. $ 526xi5.li; Eva Nor
wit4 and ano to Abr Cohen, 10 E ll2th
st. 'qtss sasooo al 7V.,,,:s lens Oct =; ;
ll4TH ST. 333 e, II ;, 20x1oo; Rose Carucci
to John Pacella. s3l e 1l4th st; mtse
$500. Oct 10; atty, q 6 T Co ~
I'D AZ, 2272. e : 0o-s ll'th st. 25xst.lo
Isidor WoIf TO Antonio irrunti and
VIE, 2294 "a - AZ; mtg ,ai,2e'' Oct -;
F, Wooc 10 Salvador Lufrano. +S3 t. i1sth
81 all liens. Oct s. attys. Taylor, X, NJ
,r T. 30 u Pine 81, asx;oa ,,,dd 81
I'ish TO EGw Friedman, 2tss 81 az;
mtg. $so,00o; Sept "a; atty. JOS Kahn.
.2oTH 81 62G-ss e, = 3. l5oxloolI. be-
lmnde Realty Corp to Broomis Realty
Corr. y and s ell !iens oct is. atty.
Max Silverstein, sos Bway ........ 81
l2!sT ST 4A5 Ii E. 25xlooio; Matthew
r MulvihlN 30 RAchela Libcrti, $50 e
ll4th ST: mtg, $1,000 Oct Ia; atty
JOS \ Boccio 1872 Nassau s....,..s 500
oct :. 1919; Jas O'Farrell. res, 10 Law
Realty Co, II !Sway mtg. S.. 500 ;
oct Is. atrys, Marsh a. Wever, AZ Hway ;
oyer and above mtg ..-...o.... 81. 90
Realty Co TO Saul Fisher. l272 Union
av, and ano, mtg. $ls.25o. attys. Joseph.
i & + "a Bway. 500
West Side
18TH ST, - w, " as n $ 225 " " 5tA sy 251 3.
Montgonery si5fu 81 e e. " VAN n Ss-e
18TH sT. 81 W. Il e. 25x166.6& Helen 4 II
Fogarty to Edw Swami. % 1lth st.,
5rH Az " c 18TH st. asloxso; Bank for
Savings to Nothschild Realty Co, 1e 81
IN ~. b and :; ~ liens oct l9 atty.
2eTH ST 4 =. 4os.7 7th az. ss.sxsi. *
stein & Nelson Realty Co. 12s w 29th
st, ntge, s277,5oo; atty Shaw. is
357'H ST. S. l56 9 I'm av. 25xsse: I.o-
retta VI T Bush to ELLEN Downey, 426
y 24th st; ntse, 5000; atty, H A cock,
asTH 81 $, ls7 ( 7th Az, strip o.3x
1907 Clara Lynch to Nellie on: 10
" slst ST G c; Oct "A; ATTY, l. T & T
Co. $50 Broadway .....-.............. 81
weatherley TO rhos A wes thsrley. -s
Prospect =t. White Plains y mtg. mtg
sa,, '1Ve3' 81 a. -''o' -5;ltt
5SD ST. II W. =, 2oalo0 :; Anna Il Nor
ris to Coaatwise Warehouses. Inc. ~
Washington at; atty, A f Gutgsell. 3s
/ Park Row --...-...... .....-...-... 800
5STH ST, 444 ". : 3. s5xl00.5 Hannah \
Realty Co to May Golden, 2lol Har-
! rlson av: mtg, $1,000; al. liens atty.
/ Title Guar &. T Co, l76 Bway.. 100
/ GOTH ST. 242 w. b, 26xl0o.5, Annie II
pevery. !ndlvid, extrz, etc, 70 Eds
Cory, 4s Cedar st; atty. Title Guar 4
r Co l7s Bway. ............. 81 .00l
6oTH ST. IA W. $. a5xl0o.5 fly l.
Rogert. sub trustee. to Dorothy Golden
$40 Claremont Parkway, Bronx; atty
dy L Boserl, 50 Nassau at .... SIS. SOC
SAME PROPERTY rhos ? Bogert et al
to same. Il C; al liens; June Is; atty
sam 49,: ,,-
Kneeland. extrs. etc, to Dorothy Golden
546 Claremont Parkway Bronx; atty
Hy L BoRert 80 Nassau 81 ....... 5 z 0QC
60rH ST 3. 200 West End av 5OS
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Nepperhan Heights Lots
To Go at Auction To-day

OF considerable interest to lot buyers
and prospective home builders is the
sale to-day in philipsburg Hall. Yon-
kers, of 3o2 moderate price lots at
Mepperhan Heights, in the easterly see
tion OF Yonkers, belong .ne to the es-
tate OF the late Patrick J. Cronan. Jo-
seph ?. Day, auctioneer, will conduct
the sale, by order OF the Union and
New Haven Trust Company, trustee.
lhe lots to be disposed Of front in
Tuckahoe Road, Morninrside Road and
adjacent streets and avenues. A mum
Der of houses and bungalows have been
erected at Nepperhan Heights in the
last five years.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Ninth Ave. Block Front
Leased by Baron Astor
Property Between l4th and 18th
Streets Taken Over by Hotel
Supply Company

Baron William Waldorf Astor, who
has been disposing of valuable Manhat-
tan realty Of late, has leased for tern,
Of twenty-one years, with two renew
ais, the block front on the west side Of
Einth y Avenue between Fourteenth and
rItecnth streets TO the Atlantic Hotel
supply Company, which is understood d
20 be atHllated with Armour & Co. A
large Improvement is planned for the
site
The property is known as Al to 81
Mlnth Avenue, and has g frontage Of
2oo.6 feet on the avenue and l25 feet on
each street. On the premises are several
Old brick and frame buildings, occupied
Under lease for many years by c. II
Southard for the storage Of second
hand building materials His lease il
said 70 expire next year.
The Duross Company negotiated the
deal
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Sale in Coffee District

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
sold to the A. c. Israel Company s5-97
Front Street, five story building at
the northeast corner Of Gouverneur
Lane, on plot 45x6l Mr.. Israel plans
important improvements and will con-
vert the property into a modern office
structure, using several of the floors
for his own business, which is one Of
the most extensive in the coffee field.
Mr.. lsrael's total investment. including
his new building, will probably aggre-
gate considerably over 800 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
ZOO Lots in Brooklyn
Bought for Dwelling Site.

Horace s. Ely & Co and John r.
Ryon have sold the Tubman farm of
zoo lots on Fifteenth Avenue, between
Seventy-ninth and Eighty-third Streets
to the Frederick Construction Com
pany, Arthur II. Waterman, president
The SAME brokers recently sold to Mr.
Waterman about sixty lots adjoining
on the north. This property has been
owned by the Tubman family for over
century The land will be improved
in the near future with detached dwell.
ings
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
lis Pendens
Manhattan

ECRTCl-T ST. g Martin MARKS ag-
CTH IT, loar-l foreclosure ~ rr-ge)
80 Z lcTs1e
7-TI s. i4s - A1e lst Zi1sse-. r. 1T
ae- A.ne :. scA.a st - ss-e1ce- sors-
cis<--e -- --tS@fi al, z = Hoftert
H - s1 T. fsa4 ff@-- a az
f7eorr- Wei * = action 70 so-sc.c se
s1=rNs1ic : l-er3 etts. , Ccw-u
20 = - T ~ no. Gree Jones ~ ard 81
eE l~r~g +al = 1f-tctefl az
CfarleA Scaiaug . al ftorec.osure a.
G1ef.-. & f.=nte.
-i-fi e Jo-srs Sheuk az. Wrs
ltc'f- v-- g. l.oreciosGre - rtge,
ntfE-. MORRISON Z S-hfr
sAM1 PROPERTY. San4e az .reanle "
-44a:rin - =. foreclosure Of n.rxel. attss
sane
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Brown Buys Vesey Street
Loft From Trinity Church

Frederick Brown has purchased from
the rector, churchwarden and yestry-
men of Trinity Church 4s Vesey Street,
ive-story and basement store and
loft building with an elevator on lot
261xlol.6. William F. Bonsall was
the broker.
Another purchase by Mr.. Brown in
wolves the six-story loft building at
4" west Third Street. on a lot 25x
lo4.4. Inc property was bought from
the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
pany. Howard c. Forbes and Julian
I. SAKE were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Recorded Transfers
Downtown

'S%A5 sn His s1i 1%s's st.
Fa1en 4so lsth~st, Bkyn; atty, 7 G
2a.sxllo.lo wm NJ Martin, exr. ,e
5fth ST. ct al; all liens; April 80
attys, Cadwalader. W T. 80 Wall
LTDLow ST =, $50 Delsncev -
xs7,s: Rosa Jackson to Peiaoh Neu-
stadtieT, 1ls Ludlow st mtg 5000:
MAD5isoN ss,> ST; ,. az Y CO.. aquxernsar
individ and trus TO Aaron Horeng, .
6o 60HvsTnguT astv ST. ara aP0 Co mis 10 saoe9 aros
EAST BwAY. sas. 8. s.icxios'ii TX a
IS Surf ~ Coney Island each = part
all liens oct ll-............. 81
DELANCEy ST, 2s9, Il W cor Cannon st,
Emma Haaga. l95 9th av. Long 1 CITY:
ri liens; and :; c g; oct 2 atty
B6wERY, s., 4ss7 'a Astor pl. ia5a i;aVs9 *
ASK irreg Jas u Hoge to Harry Barth.
li55 Park ayi ntge 100000 atty. r
East Side
It'll ST. 262 Il, $, 22.sxeoio; Wrn Gross
man 10 Frances (srosslnan. -62 7th st i,
lqtss $1,000. .s oct 10; "ttys' Edgerton 4:
18th sT, 8ls-slS e ) :. 45xlo3a; Jas "
9VT"t N co 's sss bway 9g9' oc' ~ 1'5S si5d
eth to sT n s9o and e eoags ag @ Nu Fl hra5
c ( 7 CO. is sway p -. sli oda
bush to pelligrine ana concesta 9 Mule.
316 +; 39th 81 mtge $500; atty, r 9
81 Go, 176 bw"y $500. 81; 900 =!
ISrusk to Pol!igrine and Concetta Mule,
sl6 L 3eth et; tntge $500, atty, T o
qr co. l'' bway X, - l,e',, Ierg
and Jennie j. Wilson ana ano 10 Jas
|; attys II a < c Il Heydt. Rector
80 Az. u e 5.ih St. runs so tx lo5x
+ Beg; ga ~ & 5stn St CO to Broonis BcS is
Realty ,Corpn and i. all liena oct Is
MAbsoN AfY Max ~ 18th lSg st. hMa 49,
Prospect st. white Plains, y Y: ratgs
10000 al liens Sept y; attys' Sayers
,oTH rI97' sT ri POI 5. n .. 3oxio0.5: MaFisr ~
and Eleanor iiagne to MarEery 4
7aD ST. "a E, 8 s. 20 8z7s7 Nina 4
75d st: mtge $50. 900: ali Lens; atty
r G & T Co. f7s Bwsv. .........-.Sl 5 OK
TsTH ST, 2la E, s., la.4xlo2.2' Bridsss,
: ManroId to Clara pocachard So: So:
18TH ST. 2ls Il . = ls 4xlQ2.4 Clare
rocachard 10 Hersntne Wahi, 2l2 E 7stt
ST. mtse $4,000, oct Is; atty, q &
T Go, 17s Bway. ............,. slo'
PARK AV, Il c 83d ". 7s11xlI0.4x irreg
Water Farm Corp to z p A Realty Co
l35 Sway; mtse s3oo,ooo: attys. Gold
smith 4 r. 1916 Bway ......,...slO'
DIST ST. ila f. II g. l5xlOO.s; Clara Y
Murphy to Margt W root Cobb lane
Tarrytown, y Y; atty q as T Co ~
o"tJ , W
521, ST % L. 8 22x10O.s. Mary /
Williams 10 Coast~ wise Warehouses. Inc
atty. /. r & T co, $50 Bway .... $i2 0o'
95TH ST. = go ". LIST a.. t0xioN
Coiuu hia Trust Co. trustee. to Van De
veer Estates Inc, - Bway; b & q, c a g
OCT 15, atty. II b Davis, 8
Bway .............. ........-.-.. S2s. so
1O5TH IT, S07 z, n s. 25xlOO.li: Max Gols
io Wm Epstein. s5l linton av. Bronx
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Bank Building in Trade

The S95 Canal Street Corporation,
7. j. Whalen. has bought from Alfred
NJ. Rau the one-story bank building
at 205 to 209 East Fifty Street,
on plot 60X1o0, through Varrick D.
Martin. In part payment was given
the four-story building, on plot 372x
69.2x51x70, at 395 Canal Street, at the
northeast corner of Thompson Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
BREWSTER & VICINITY
,FlI NORk ATf.
FSc,iirns = rain S.~si..-


soo-ACRE DAIRY FARM. worth
$4,000. Sacrificed at $40. 600 70 set
lie estate Barns viii keep 50 head ot
cattle comfortably. Farm house.
Money maker
sea-ACRE DAIRY FARM. Broom CO.
ioria houst all iInpts. Barn Will
keep 20 head Of cattle; other out build
190-ACRE FARM, cosey. livable. old
fRs5lercd Il room house in fine ccndi-
ton. Ouiouiid!ngs. all in good condi-
TtnB Plenty or fruits. Price $50. .000.
BARGAIN. - $4,000 proposition for
$500 Fine home with all impts..
~ocrs and bath, electric light etc 10
minutes 10 station. Plot about i10x17o.
SACRiFCE.--$l5.oo 600 farm for s1l coo,
"a acres, i2-7oom house; well back
rom road. nice lawns. shade, fruits Of
ai klnls Idea. IN every respect.
i3I ACRES. with nns elevation; 10
Tooil boGse. wei back from road: fine
shade. Ample barns hne orchs rds. up
70 date IN svevy particular. Price $25 600.
100000 PROPOSITION FOR $50 .nO0.-
AboU: $40 acres. b houses. large
barns and ether outogAdinva In good
goEditigI.. LAKE, or 30 acres. annual
.1eoTe from same about $4,000.
ATTRACTIVE FARM OF about 81 acres
beaG- wi home. Il rooms, baths
erery iiu7..; fns .Svn. grand old trees
about 3.1eo feet coad frontage. Price
s;s. .aQ9, July turn!shed
a. p. BJDD,
Brewster. New York
phone, office. l5s-W
Residence So.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Loft Properties Attract
Attention of Operators
Max n. Natanson Gives Cash
for Nine-Story Building
in 22d Street

Max n. Natanson has purchased for
cash from H. w. G. Realities % East
lwenty-second Street, nine story loft
building, on lot 25x10O This property
was recently purchased by the seller
from the Guardian Life Insurance Com
pany and Is being sold at a profit.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
BOROUGH OF BRO
LONG ISLAND
RICHMOND HILL SECTION
pOSSE,SST0N INNEDIATFI.Y

F0SS ESSI)N IMMEDIATELY
Beautiful residence: plot 40 feet front.
e,gh rooms parqust floors. electric ights,
steau. heat. open dre place tiled bath. en-
closed porch screens. restricted section :;
convenient elevated and railroad sta
tons. house about three years Old, excep-
tiona!ly w-il built and newly decorated
throue bout: former owner leaving city.
Bargain for $3.50.
Also seven room house; plot 20x10O;
parquet, steam, electricity. convenient to
elevated; s., 5DU
Many SIX room houses, new and old
attractive prices and terms
kElIT iiSl5 Liberty Ave, VI Lefferts.
~ . Telephone Richmond Hill 2335.
Open SruGa.s
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Corporation Buys in 25th Street

E. Sharum has sold to the 1874 West
Twenty-hfth Street Building Corpora
ton seven-story loft, on plot 50xS1.1
at 1874 West Twenty-ffth Street NJ.
Rcsenthal Company was the broker
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE
COMMERCIAL WATER FRONT
X. g.. MFG. uARBOR SiTE

railroad property an the Atlantic coa.s
~ acres. Z. 2DD Il On pier Tine. II ~. chm
nsi low tide, can double the area Will
sat part. Cofnpists data and maps frse
sn fs4aest. no. bbf4 j. STEALlTu
DRAKE, 70 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Loft in Broadway Sold

The Cruikshank Company has sold
for the Amy Realty Corporation s13
Broadway, a four story loft, on lot
25.3x1OO, to a purchaser for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Garage in 73d Street Sold

Ennis & Sinnott have resold to the
Arron Realty Corporation, through
Pease e. Gilman. the three-story ga
rage at ITO East Seventy third Street,
on lot 25x1O0,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Third Av. Corner Business
Building in Bronx Sold

Lloyd Winthrop Company has sold
for the Universal Savings Bank to the
DARRELL Realty Corporation the two
story business building at the south
west corner of Third and Brook ave-
nueS.
Factory for Austin Place
The Benenson Realty Company has
sold to client of A. Horwitz a plot
75xl00 OIL the west side of Austin
Place, Ia feet from 144th Street. The
new owner will erect three story fac
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Buyer for First Street Tenement

Rutland Waiting Benjamin Cor
- w. Y H.
Campbell the five-story tenement at 4s
-~A. ,.SA1i ...l....,
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
APARTMENTS WANTED

DOcyOr's APARTMENT Doctor fjua' oiIt
q, artnY) iesirnA 20 q room aparsm~nt.
preferably in West 70's AdyiFe Or william
Engel. uotel AnAoDla.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Building Loan Contracts

WALNUT AN. y = c lss,A st.
gnT.exsSo. Ti,i~ Quar- G r 20
loans Renltv Co inc
& erett a-stoE concrete IA
tory building ............S-so s so. 90
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

HASsFoRU -V ee-e Max palt % re
beccs Jare. 1851 4sfh S- BHiyn ATTY
Fh.lils f. J. -ii9 H@ay , o1n
STARi-f%G AZ. t---i st ixs5
isa.battar Savage IAN Assn L.
Ar~-rtt,r rrl4f Co. 1smay. atty, 3
rifi- 4 Atx CO., l5 Bwas ..--.... kl0H
BECK st $3.50. rll Zit.rskr TO SaVa
H=sity &c. 500 Sway. 4tty. Ti,.e Cua
&. T go. - S.lT....-.-. .-.--- slel
PARK ~ -s1s- 81 15xrt; Loyal
Bldg Co - ucert Valentine. 2lsa
trHstor sT. atty. Tlt-e Guar q Co
is Sws- $40
OGDEN .4t, isss chas WoIs 10 Ellen ]
Wal -a is- 81 a.-g. 2 haies Il {
1.5l4 s'.....-... ....... IS 3e'
AAETE.G..e ST. ,sfs Gas,av y Boorh L
FreGk sfu,ier ate F. mount D.. atty
= taeealer. 1--s p fremont av. $. so
TlNTl tN Demons p 5.1itA rus
70 '.estr-da ~ 5.oore. t-r.s.-es..iaie. J. 7
49,. 1lt.e Guar x c.. 30 R-oae
BRIGGS ~. Us Neweu 1ent. gln. r-
Emma y r AierIsll, SO isrH az atty
Merr.I. 2 {. i1a broa1n45 ..... 500.
LONG E,LI0W ~. 7it@. ETn4ueei AK
10 JOS .tenser, III. I-os.<ts. low sv
atty. herman AosensiEsa. l32 Nassat
.fsTH 81. G. st7 W Prospect Az. law
yers y d = 90 - catn Y focHhart. .tty
4.ayTys-s T x " G.. ido sTay 800
IIATpN : :. SIS LAX l4~ich - Ana
att. 7'ii S r Go. 176 broadway. $
SANE prousrty. E.ee lta;zsnb To same
pr. 4rtr, Same -...... ZOO
SANE rroYerty Amy MOODY 10 Chas +
Aoods a. Bona s. Brooklyn. airy
50 n
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Ouackenbush Estate Sold

Pease & Gilman have sold for tire
Quackenbush estate the four story
altered building al ia West Thirty-
first Street, between Sixth and Sew
enth Avenues, on plot 20.1Ox103x1O7
to Joseph G. Abramson. Negotiations
are pending for a ressle.
Deal in l90th Street
Max Cohen and Jacob Sires have
sold 607 West l90th Street, an apart
ment, on pot 80x100. Henry j. Krinsky
acted for the seller
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF w.SHATTA>

vEEy ATTRACTIVE, sTolsY.
ERAL YEARS, IN SPLENDID con-
riTlON. CENTRE OF MOST DE
SiRABLE RESIDENTIAL GROUP.
HALE BLOCK FROM CENTRAL
PARK WEST. EVERY ROOM
VERY LIGHT. PARQUET FLOORS.
HEATED ELECTNlC LIGHT. ALL
MODEEN, IMPRON F,MENTsl. IN
Gliding AUTOMATIC HOT
WATER SUPPLY. DINING ROOM
OF UNL Usual DESIGN AND AT
TRACIIy kNESs. SIX BEDKo0Ms
TWO TILED BATHROOMS. OPEN
FiREPLAGCE II library "
ISL Al. OtPOHTJN TO OBJ
TAIN COMFORTA BILE SPACIOUS
HOME FOR FAMILY DESIRING
CHEERFUL. WELL APPOINTED
CITY D WILLING. LOCATION 40
WEST S3RD ST.
INQUIRE YOUR BROKER OR
PHONE CHELSEA 712o.
TlVE-S STORY APARTMENT HOUSE and
tsro stores; 10y 27N1l1 feet. & 52o West
lo6th 81.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

SHIP By TRUCK

produce raised on this htg hy productive
farm n caunhower and potato district,
Long Island; 22 acres good buildings,
electricity; near water. SPEECER, 1874
Nassau ST.. y. Y. Phone Beekuan 26s5.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
BOROUGH OF QUEENS

BUILDING, STORE AND TWO FLOORS,
424 Jackson avenue, Greensboro Bridge
Piaza, Long Island CITY apply JOHN l..
kLAGES. t20 Jackson ave. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Bronx

Sd Az. +7s4s y cor lspth at sSxas
Chas N y rcete. RET. tO AdebAido Pro
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

- I. -. -. -.

arrs-. TO Il c Wilcox. of Por- cneStes
................ ......... .- 81 90l
I-ExINGTON Az 49,. Sus9n : Hio5ee--
10 Dry Dock Sav Blnz. sff 80 Ssrv
atty. + " Tlch-nor 5s Pax Low 500
-2TTH ST Z 4y f-rI .
1.aLI sGu 20 E Mo-. ar.ys. De3,
& BaLerlar1 III F~av ~. 81 Dor
16TH ST lit-125 w. kdR Z 1I91lt on
ST. attys. - - s. r o.. .7s uN-y t-5e .ooi
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

14TTfF ST $50 W. $ 17xae.lli ~ r
browne ,rus, to Zachary Osborne, l0ss
President at. Brooklyn. atty. Title = &
T Co. l7G Broadway ....-..... .......... ss 600
RIVERSIDE DIR. I40. i5lsl 81 lbs. TX
l73.lxs9.1lxI45; a II InFesting co TO
Ivanhoa Holding Corpn. 74a ST Nicholas
~; ntse s2g0.a0O, atty. sam Heilingar.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

,62D ST g. 80 g Jumel Ter. ls. .6x9s; f
Z SchiInpf 70 Arthur Il Naade Lyn, i3S
" 1920 81 mrge $1,000 atty, Title G &
T Co, i76 Broadway ........-...--s 400
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

sTH ST, -l6 e, 5 ., l3.4xl022. Brldget
:. Mangold to Clara Pocaohard. sS3
Bushwick az, Nklyn: mtgs 81 500, atty
T . * I Co, l76 Bw4y ..........-..sl0 500
'sTH ST, 21s f. =, lS 4x1Q2.2 Clara
pocAchnrd 10 Hernine Wahi, 2I2 E 18th
So mtse $4,000 oct Is; atty, I q &
C'n I7S L2a.v Si00
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-07-24

Tea PFr.s from this place lDt-ly. |
will setd IN a few
Health Is reasonably good at this
writing
Most alI of tie farmers s-e dons
with their hay.
Lyman Bridges and family visit
ei his brother. L l. Bridges. aud
iamiy sunday
Charley fisher. Nebger Cook.
Gay { and,,f sad Columbus Cgok
speut Sunday evening on Nti,e-
water Nhsts lhe idea. boys7
A series Of revival meetings will
he conducted n, Cole chapel. beein-
ning Saturday nigl,l. August l6.
Everybody invited TO attend and
assist IN the mertines
Former Judge J p Limbaugh
passed thru our burg Saturday on
his way to the county seat on busi-
neSs
lohunie Nayheit an iamily are
moving tack t0our part II the coun-
ffy Ns-tf.. 81. af-....,. these Good
,....,.t, ....,...,..
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-07-24
The Lake Geneva Sunday
School convenhen

nesr y ~ iessoa -hy the sun.
dav 'c'rol. u ,his cOuuty and state
osasa< - smoog the b~>t In the
cuasiry.- sci hss. sals Easef Via
he. iu,t rrturp-i frusn ,rn days at
iAks G>nevs. ws. attending the
annual .sxssoa oi the tfainins school
of the lntsfustioasl Sunday Scho-4
sszocis,soa There ver StS men
and -omsn fpm taty-coe states
and psU,incvs saihef-i tn consider
h-stsf usthsi of Sunday school
~usk
Accosding tp Miss Essef much ot
he sfo~th oi the SUNDAY rhonls Of
the nation dunns the pas, decade
can H. trsc-si To th~ lnhuenrs II
this training ~hool a, Conference
run, ON ia.e Geneva where county
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-07-24

busy making hay
Mr ani Mrs Early Counof and
family visited Mr. aud Mrs Amos
Hahn aud family Sunday
hfs Andaray Pierce aud children
vsIi'yi Grandma Adamsou Saturday
night
Nf and Mrs Frank Pierce visited
NJ uud Ms L. : Cfa~ ford SUNDAY
afternoon.
ffsns Seabaueh and family were
the guests of his parents Saturday
nigh, and Sunday
Sf George and Elmer DockIns
visited relatives and friends IN this
community ks seek pms le
turned from the service only short
time ago lie was in France 9
months bat only served 7 days on
the front IN which time he ~as
wounded
Noah MddglIn Grandma III ards
and Frank Henson AMI family were
the guests of Nr and MS + r
Crawford. sunday
Danny Sander Of East Prairie
visited Mr. aud Mrs George Paftain
last ~eek returning Saturday
Some Of Nr Duleys relatives from
Kentucky visited them from Saiur.
day until Monday
Ora Teeters and Jess Henley wurk.
Ell iot George Parlain last week
4 READH
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-07-24

and state Icsiefs have been trained
Ia do b~,ter ~ork
l am ansious that Deu year q
numt~f u other county officials o.
TO Lale Gcnsea sad the Iccal rep
resentsti~e I sm r~sdy TO help
local schools to the exisn, II my
ability
Thc students si Conference Point
~err instructed BY q faculty of
thirty men and ~omsn. SPECIALISTS
IN ,hfif feh. drawn trom many de-
nominations and oil parts Of the
country AmOng the instructors
~crr Dv Walter $ Alheru of Boston
University Dr., VI A Honhn-. pro
frssof Ia Bo0cbrakr Theological
Seminary. Dayton. ohp. n II =
Rail. PROFESSOR IN Garrett Biblical
Institute. Evanston III. and Prof u
Augustine Smith. head Of the music
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1919-07-24
LESLEY Ridge
A ARrADEp
Health Is very good

Health Is very good
Farmers are busy making hay
The party at Frank Hensons Fri-
day night vas we'll attended and
everyone seemed to have a nice
time
Misses Nirele and Willie LESLEY
were the guests Of Misses Pearl.
Grace and Ruby Crawford Sunday
Misses Hazel Jones and Eula
Pierce visited Esther Henson Friday
night
Mr. aud Mrs Henson and family
visited at Mr. Crs~ford's Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Kinder visited
her mother, Mrs Tuck. Saturday
night
Mr. and Mrs Romer Call visited
his brother, Ora. Saturday night.
C. VI LESLEY had the misfortune
TO lose a horse SUNDAY morning
The parry at &. P. Psrtains Sat.
urSiay night was well attended and
everyone seemed to have a good
time
Mr. and Mrs Helderman and
family visited at Clark Grader s
Sunday.
George and Elmer Dockins Of
Maiden visited relatives and friends
from Thursday until SUNDAY.
Miss Esther Henson visited Misses
Pearl Grace and Ruby Crawford
Sunday and Sunday night.
Lloyd Call left Monday for Kansas
where he expected to find employ
ment. BlUy EYES