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New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Buy
23-Story u. S.
Express Bid g.
Office Structure Is Held at
S5.0o0,C00 in Rector ST..
Purchased by Broadway
John Street Corporation
Buy in Midtown Section
Company Acquires Prope~tv
III New Garment Trade
Colony: Sales Elsewhere

The United States Express Building
!. , Rector Street. covering the north
,ry frontage on Rector Street for,
Trinity Place TO Greenwich Street aud
ield at 5000 900 hes heen ACQUIRED
ay the Broadway-John Street Corpora.
len. Elias A. Cohen president. The
,trrcture Which is twenty-three
stories, was erected about fourteen
sears ago, when the late Tom" Platt
vas president OF the United States
Express Company. a.d is understood to
nave cost S4.5o0.000 to build.
The building fronts lls feet on
Rector Street. 1889 feet on Greenwich
Street and i42 feet on Trinitv Place
The present sale inclrded several lots
o the north. upon which MIR. Cohcn's
,rmrsny plans 30 erect Il four-stor>.
9iice structure 10 protect the LIGHT and
ar OF the teller build NJ. l. is one Of
he e4r'.eT oi,ice skYscrarers erected in
he financial district, at present Yields
: total yearly rental of $4,000. ana
5 in section that has recently rro.
auced number oil interesting real
estate transactions.
Tte tr7 ction wos negotiated bv
he Brown-Vheelock Company Adolnb
aud Henry B.ook. lawyers. represented
Mr.. Cohen IN he deal and Branch p
Aeriool, the selling interests.
BUYS in Needle Trade Section
". L l. Hess have so d to the Ral+ic
Holding Corporation for Frsd c Bar
.or -: and -39 West Thi.tv-s seventh
Street: also. fer the Lawyers Norteaee
Comp ny. -5l To g57 West Thir.v-sey-
sn.h street, a-d for Rosanna c. IIaf-
aer e5o 81 23 West Thirty eveAth
Street. making u comb ned = ct Of la0x
Ey -o4iatlous are HOW pending for
Is resa for in prov ment. Ssodda1d
Mars represented tie purchaser Is.
The lie is cresling. inasmuch as
his Dit IS IA & ose proximity to those
recent y s0li for nDsovemeMt for the
garment trade.
Trad nc n Greenwich Village
N. { L. Hess have so d for Justice
Barlow $. Weeks. rs trustee for the
estate OF C Weeks. the property al
ltl TO 5y3 GIeenW ch Street to the
sew.y fog.ei eq5 Iud en- Street Cor
7oraHon. wt.c VII improve the pYop-
srty. in co~jur c.ion with the larger
'iot wf cA tne s4ne corporation pur-
,aased recent, fgom Trinity. The
opsr so "a covers a plot ,2Xl02, and
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Syndicate Enla~ges Holdings

nault have sold l3S and 14O East Second
c tate the plot, 100NlO0, in the north
) de Of West Ninety seventh Street. 25
feet west of Broad way, to a syndicate
headed by Harry Shift. The buyers re-
Gently acou red through Mr.. Day the
plot 100xl75, at the southwest corner
of Broadway and Ninety eighth Street
from the Anheuser- Busch Brewing AS
sociation. 1t now controls about q, 500
Quare feet from Ninety y-seventh to
\ Ninety-eighth Street.
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Fox TO Erect BROOKLYN
Thcater 10 Cost 81 900, 900

William Fox, president of Fox Film
Corporation, will build the largest the
ater in Brooklyn, representing an out
lay Of more than $1,000, 900. He has
purcH ased a plot on the east side of
Flatbush Avenue, between Tilden Ave
nue. and Beverly Road, at the corner
of Duryea Plecc and will erect play
house seating 500. Plans have been
drawn by Thomas w. Lamb.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
33th Street Dwelling BUYERS

NJ & L. Hess have sold for Charles
c. Bull. as executor ,f the estate of
Adelaide Harris. the three old resi-
dences at 262, 264 and 266 West Thirty
eighth Street, covering a plot of 5Ox
100 to Charles & Charles, Inc. Nathan
W. Sanders acted as attorney for the
buyer.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Building Loan Contracts
Manhattan

BWAY. W S. 23s.7 11sth st. 50xl00;
1875 Bway Holds Corp loans Brickner &
Auto supply Co. Inc. to erect a -
story bldg five payments .......sls. 900
ST. 8. lT5.4 Hudson st.
50x200 to Van lam at: Realty Associates
Investment Corp loans Griffin Corp -
to erect . story bldg; payments.
$4,000
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Former Hospital Realty Sold

Daniel L. Korn and Josephine Reg
vault. have sold 139 and 1l0 East Second
Street on plot 50xl0O, formerly the
Mount Han orihu Hosrital to the
Teachers Club Of the Zionist organiza-
ton. G. Friedlander was the broker
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

4oTH ST. sos w. JoroG < jar aet Vas
sAIzi ani georse F1.itopo-lrs. owners
4 Fsrfaras & Co. eontracto,s. $s0C
lif IL ST 2S T., GARNER Co Inc. agt Alfred
u Bon ah &af3 l. j.. rtch. own. r.
burn Bakery ami Restaurant CO. Inc
con i,te-e.s ..........--.- .-. 81. 250
" ASH NOTION ST. 6s4; Christopher NAH,
as Lewis NcB hubbard owner an1
contractor So. n.
W AoiiiNGTON ST. So; same ast she.
WASHINGTON ST ESQ, same ast sane.
sS3.sc
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Recorded Real Estate Transactions

man. "so4 Third av........o and 500
MELVILLE ST. l633, W q. 1S.oxioo: Man-
ri"e Cohen. re-. to Josephine Reg
2ano. 1874 Adams ST. Dec IL. atty
ClocAs & X. 39l 4 18Th st ...... s. 900
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Recorded Leases
Manhattan

125TH ST. 2ae-s1 X. str I AMI n Ma 'or
white atty for Kate l. White ct al
10 John r Ray Reste1~aut Corr. on the
premises 10 yrs from oct !. 1871: atty
VIM II Freedman. 232 Eway 5 10t
39TN ST. 224-2s r. all. Hynaan Bofn
stein TO Harry Pomerantz. - F. e,i
*. yrs from Jun / 1870 atty. Lee
Scha ran. 81 cha,H oers st..-.....ss oet
IiGTH ST lf7-io " west str q 1d part
Arthur u Beer to Eugene Homoky, So
+ 18th 81: from Dec ]. 1879. 70 J'ily
1928 atty. Marcus kaufman, 1s5 B-cad
v.av e s1n r e 4
27TH ST. 1850 W; west str and b: l5.
i5s West a7.h X corp - Alex srss
kind. i54 " 27th st. VI from Feb
1910. 2 yrs renew At $4,000 atty. Tar
na 4 r. ncher. 9Th av.........s s&.75f
HENRY ST 1912. ali. Anne E Carol.
70 Perry Washington CO. ia 9Th Az
0 yrs from F~b !. 1890 atty David I
Wei 81 Chambers 81. taxes. etc. Si2 oos
eth .AN. 25s-59. 2d loft estate cf Eagen,
Hoffman to Israel Warren eOT y
Ileth st. ct al; from May l. 1919 to
I251H ST. IS " SIR sni pa-l ST.
Harry Bierhea 70 los Frfsch 1898 Is
av; yfs from Nag !. 1919. II BierhoY
~ --oth st.---.-.. ..............S2 -, 40
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
LONG ISLAND

BARGAIN SALE
~ ncres r7ra or loss o. h4en land. suitable
VI Fars or 'i,llt., .,'aau.- estate. in the best
% "a. Faffa ny. ia.. L.
-ors l-.ant
NJ ageuf- nee1 anr..
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t2s 125th ct: Dec 2s: due. exc. as pef
bond. atty, T O < 7 Co lI6 Br,ad
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LOTS 54 5s. same map, Patrick ] Hang
10 same, due Dec 10. 1924 int az per
bond; p m; july /; atty ssme ... s.. .00o
LOTS 322-523 same map; IN. July :
FRANCES Waite to same due Dec =
l3@+' int as bond. atty. same .......S .S7.l6O
WADSWORTH AN. 351. s so 191st ST
SSllxleo. 2xT73xf00. Dec % 4 4 Realty
Co to Abel King. sos West Enl av al
ano instais7 + p c; atty. l. X simon 80
BROADWAY. s. 23s.s 2lstb It. 50x
loo, bl & loan, Dec % BricSner's Auto
supply Co to 135 Bway Hol .ng Corpn.
10 Bway, yrs c; atty, n T &
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
Bronx

PROSPECT Az. So: store. Nathan prow,.
Il 81 TO Harry Iamask. So Prospect "a
from Jan /, 1918 To sept 50 ig25
Jos cans 1a9 f way ...-........s42c
p fk AN, 4. i0o s l75l. 4s.sxi5O an
MaywiII Opera linr Corrn 20 Abran
-eNsason. 20 Decatur av. 10 So yr4
~ i'o J. 1870. atty. Thos . Price
0'4 '4eA1ht aV .------ ..-.-..... IS, ,oec
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Sale of Arlington House

The Meister Builders have sold to a
client 715 Devon Street, Arlington, N.
J., one-family house.
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Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

M Dec 2s. claiming '1ai smith m to 'rtsi,: Ttttis
Guar 4 Trust Co. 17s Bway: duo and
WARREN SIT. 115. s, 25x9s , M Dec
IL: Nazareno Gazzai~ 10 Walter
hinesland, q Ave du Bois de BouioEne,
f de ? Forter. ~ Wall St.. ssC.naD
RUTGERS ST. e s. $40 Monroe st. 25z
49, 5"c y. wth ,r,no tos to strip on e. 25x55 m
zens Sav Bank. 66 Bway: due Nov Is.
I,zS per cent: attys. Beall &: z. -
Division ST. IS g. s5b. - 55x7sx irreg
Frsdk II Heiden as atty for John Henry.
John H, George William and Mary
Pre- ewesail to Samuel Newman, ss w
18th st; nstals. 6 per cent: prior mtg
sls.5oo; atty. Edw c Thomas, 1s9
Ei.DRfpGE ST. is. s5xs7.s: Dec 23. Kaly
nan nan Pastor to Hannah ! kronae .er
Soe Fox OK st , yrs per cent; attys Fo1 ro9
MADisoN ST. s5s $. 24xas: Dec sc'' az a.
5e. DaVid kotler and ano to Isidor zim'nel
~ I"nssg ssser St yrs per cent q stty aoo
4TH sT n ;, ii7s Lafayette pi, ak
b. nsc .a "its soi.,;o 70 strip adj on e. m
Sav Bank. 81 sth av; due an mt: as
bond; atty. Jas Dutton. 50 Maiden
lane ''.'.''..'.=..... soo'oVo
East Side
o..
Dec % David Rabi to Chas KlapDer.
1885 4sth ST. Bklyn; instals: per cent.
pr mtg $1,000 ettv Isaac Nlapper o.
Montague st. Bklyn. n..............sl.7 100
BROADWAY. 927 W ), c5.5 n 2lst 81. "a
H54x irres: m; Dec %; Edw Drinmer
9nd :. .,ioI Ben n' Cohen to Edwin Walter. 81
atty. Henry Walter. 100 Bway SO 600
27TH ST. Sa-43 f, e T6x1l3.6. m.
Nov IS; Land Map Realty Corp to Man
port Realty Corp s3 Park Row die
Jan I, 1921; 6 per cent; pr mtg sSo9.70o
atty. r 5 Schwartz. 63 Park Row. s. 10o
tD!SON AV. $50, 27th st SIX
SIS. m; Dec 23; Arrow Holding Corp
10 Helen l. Phelps Stokes. : T. e5th 81
due and Int par bond: attys. Stewart
& Shearer, As Wall st. ...... sl15. 00O
94TB ST 127 f, s. 1s.sxl008. m.
Dec %. Hugh Armstrong jr TO Helen
O'Reilly ls Columbia av. Grantwood.
atty Title Guar & I Co. l75 B-oaa-
ISr Az e c 9Sth st. i00.11xl6s p m
Dec %; Aetna Mort Co to Crimmins
Operating Co. ga Madison av. Us
per cent; atty. T NJ Co. 195
losTH ST, 231 E. n :. 100 lOxls7x irreg
m: Dec is; Jacob Saltzran 70 An
tonic Naelerio. 231 E, l09th st: due pec
l. 1875 per cent pr mtg ST GEO
atty Chas Novello 32o Bvay. 500
llSTH ST 1898 and l95 e, s. 5oxf 00.ll
m: Dec - Samuel VI Cola bcr, to
Morris L Goldsteiu. AZ W ll4th st. d.
July 81. 10 2 per cent: ur mtg SO 500
atty Jacob Goldstein. $50 Dvay. s. 00o
l2TFH ST 3. $50 81 av. 95x99.1i p m
Dec %: Sparkmount Realty Corp L.
Harlem Sav Bank. l24 + l25th st duc
ana INT as per bond; atty. l. I & # CO
$50 B"ay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 600
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

.il-. n..t THU OSBORNE cor
ne' H. aN. a -see-epiug apartmr mt o.
u tnNils a.i iatas. additional maid =
'''n- tA 0r.i'v 'cru- with ni h
'eithes innla .ate uossession So-5 per
81 lh 10 trf 81 OF Ion-.r. See s4perln-
e!--At of tr.el iini.. Circle $40
s9tF ST.. - EA~1 - Studio dwelling
epai tment, modern cOnVenIences. l4.onc
2ia4a 2s74
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ISrnuy

LOTS to and various other lots OF
map Bronx Terminal Corp Lueila 4
Waddeil ct al to Bronx Terminal Corp
80 E 42d st Dec 4 J. . and yrs. al
q, and per cent; atty. Lawyers Tito
d Co. 100 Bway 73 mtgs aggregat-
ing a. 4.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

BROADWAY. cor 18Th 81. I4allA
100. M Dec 23; { & l. Realty Co t.
ral1, nan & Hamershiag. 46 Cea4~ 60.
due Dec 10, 1893. 5 IL c.........s9o 000
li9th ST. $ 100 Convent a.. ..,
lO01l. p m; Dec 80. Sa lye BluinenfeI5
20 Albert kraus. Al " f2ith 50 yrs s
p c. pr ntge $500, attys. Sest & y
SO Pine st........... $50 600
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

-'e NJ ..NON-llauleom nome ,Ne Ok,
.frp places ateaua heat. All other modern az
'inents, excellent location. Price. sl5,
= VAIL * co. First National
-oHa b4ul.nr M-uni Venom y
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

l5lsT ST. s. 100 Courtiandt. 5oxl32 /
Marie II Berun 10 Benenson Realty
Co. 500 Wills av; pr mtg $50. 900. Dec
u; yrs. per cent; atty, Tile Guar
& z Co l16 BWaN 81 anl
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

LOTS 4O-40, map Bennett property. Fort
Washington az, 1888: Charlotte st ffDl F.
ing Corpn to Eugene Higgins ct al. exrs
due July %. ~; int as bond. p IA
July |; atty, T q &c T Co l76 b roa T.
way 1nf
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

18TH ST, 81 W. 8 1sx100ll; . m De-,
10; Morris hinzl to Congr, CATION T,a~
dtsha, Sons Of Israel. NJ kalcarve. Il
Pike st. yrs; , c: pr mts 5, 900
att5s. Davis & Davis 81 ChanU RS
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

m: Dec %: y + Drew to Abr Anlo-
wit 5l3 w l42d st, instals; p G. al
NreSS 2bl BWay. SO
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Trad NJ n Greenwich yi1laoe
NEAL ESTATE

CITY sI.AI. ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

. . q. 8.
MARION AV. 27s6. e s. 25.3xS5 joan "
Williamson to MI st Vincent Co-Opef.
* l. Assn. 1882 Arth-r av, Dee ..
due Feb /. 1928, per cent. atty
O'Grady Bros 277 Bway .06e
GE TERRACE. 21OT " S. 25
xJ7.5 Alice Backber to same Dec "a
due Feb l, 1929: per cent: ATTY
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

tNrlH>I~nru arAprNnNrs TO LET
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

20. 90 B"ay :................... $4,000
81 NICHOLAS AN, e c ll3th st. llS.5x
lif.2Xl0O. llXs2.3, St Nicholas av : . 1,
ith 81, lis 5xs .2xlO0.llxl3l.2 Dec
22 kelvale Realty Corpn 10 klasi,o
Finance Corpn, 40 w 2sth st. yr. D
mtge $4,000; attys Morrison 4 S. $50
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

D. his wife. TO Gottfried & Maria Gross
lran. Aajv Anst ruAm az, yrs e . C..
any HoennIngsr, Be man
"a
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25
West Side

26th st. s. 1910 . Sth av. 2lx9s.9
p m; Dec %; Goo Pierre to Central
Union Truss Co. 50 Bway. cxr. due Jan
1929, c: pr mtge $4,000 on 23s
W 26th st; attys. Miller. X I. {, r 50
Bway ..,.....,............... sl3,5oo
39TH ST, "a w. s. 35xsOxirreg: . m
Dec 23: Clarldge Realty Corpn to Ab4
stern, 52 E Sist St due Dec 81. 1872.
e c; atty, T & L Co, 100 Broa l.
=
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

ST ANN's Av, s35, 8. sxfOo.i; Meyer
Rubinson to Edgar S Appiehy. Glen
Cove. /, trus, Dsc %: . yrs, s y g,
r,s ,sssyi H;ry 7 9 Co l7S Broadway $4,000
shur d Calm to Harlem So ngs Bank.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

BAINBRIDGE Av, B. 227.I 1854 81
l00xI2o.i1. Meyer Landin and ano
to Edw II Bailey Beach 4sth st Sea
gate. Y, Nov s, yrs. 5 "a per cent.
atty. T Bailey. 74l Bway y......s7 oo0
MARION AV, W s, so l96th st. 75xI00
same to same; Nov is. yrs l.. per
cent, atty, same. .-.............. 81 900
WESTCHESTER AV q Faile slxiGO
irreg; Great Northern Apartment Corp
to klasko Finance Corp. 40 w 27th st
pr mtg $4,000. Dec %; demand per
cent. atty, Morrison S. $40 Broad
NARlON aV 27e6 a q - w. - ~ ".
New-York tribune., 1919-12-25

PEOSFHCT AV, sou: IeasehOId. Max and
Sam L. ibowitz and ano to Prosp ct
BaAery Lunch Co. s57 Prosp, Ct av,
Dec Is; installs. y C: atty. b Drachen-
TELLER AV. 1874. s. 25x774 Il ssi..
stanus to Annie Hamm r. 1874 TeIler
Il Martin. 500 fremont avs 81. 500
GRAND BLVD AND CONCOrRSE " =
26+ll 8 lSSth st. l5ox7e 8. Simrud Hold
ing Corp TO Maursey Holding Corp i8z
Broadway, pr mtg s54 SEQ. Dec %:
yrs. , c. atty. } II Golding. 1876 Broad
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-08-28

Everyone feels at home in the pres
ence of joyous, cheerful, genial spir-
tied person.
If you come home and find some
thing out of place in the house, or not
to your liking, do not let it be the first
thing mentioned. Try and find some
thing to praise and appreciate, and
then speak of the matter that dis
pleases you and ask to have it at
tended to.
Measure your work with a speedo-
meter, not clock | don't care how
long you took. l want to know how
far you went" This is the employ
ment policy of one of America s
greatest executives. He also says, 81
pay for results, not explanations. II
half the ideas wasted on excuses were
properly applied, progress would be
three centuries further down the
pike"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-08-28
SIGEL

Miss Edith Peterson departed las
week for Rockford, where she vii
again be employed after having spen
the summer here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Peterson.
Miss Irene Coleman was operated or
for appendicitis at Riverview Hospita
at Grand Rapids last Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holstrum and sol
Arthur of Port Edwards are spending
the week at the o. Holstrum home
here.
Jens Larson and daughter Miss Lone
Larson left on Tuesday morning fol
Minneapolis, Minnesota, where they
will visit with relatives for some time
They made the trip by auto.
Mrs. Alvin Marks of Grand Rapids
is enjoying a weeks visit here at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fohn Heden.
Miss Esther Bautz has gone to
Marshfield where she will spend few
UdyS WIN If1onQS.
Vernon and Albert Crunstedt spent
Wednesday at Stevens Point.
Rev. A. E. Mcneil of Merrill, held
services here at the Swedish Lutheran
church on Thursday.
Joseph Anderson has gone to Gran
moor, where he has secured employ
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Hendrickson de-
parted on Friday morning for Iron
wood, Michigan, where they will spend
a week with relatives.
Mrs. Anna Johnson will leave next
week for Roseau, Minnesota, where
she will spend the winter.
Mrs. Cassie Muzzle arrived here last
week from Hibbing, Minnesota and is
a guest at the home of her brother
Seth Whitman.
Mrs. Sam Holm and five children
left last week for their home in Rock
ford, after having spent a couple of
months at the Nelson home.
Carl Kronholm and ROLAND Wor-
tund attended the fair at Stevens Point
last week.
Arthur Berg left last week for his
home in Grand Rapids after having
spent his vacation at the home of his
grandparents here.
Miss Agnes Nordstrum is spending
the week with her sister Mrs. Harry
Swanson at Port Edwards.
Miss Emily Lindahl has gone to
Watertown, North Dakota, where she
IS employed after spending three
weeks vacation with relatives and
friends here.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-08-28

The short skirt is again coming in
to fashion among women, although
at present it is not quite so full as it
was a year ago. Our masculine ears
may, perhaps, catch scarcely aud
ible sigh of relief when the fairer sex
learns that Dame Fashion no longer
DEGREES the awkward, hindering, in
step-length skirt.
! The new garage will be ready for
business on or about September first.
The new cement sidewalk and grade
entrance were completed Wednesday
and the trusses will be in this week.
Machinery and tools are arriving and
the work bench is in. Sam Rowson
will be in charge of the repair work
and the best of workmanship is prom
Used.
/ The patient bearing and overcoming
of little trials, day by day, is more
/ heroic and causes more growth of
character than some great deed that
the world admires.
WANTED:-Agent with Ford to sell
best ignition accessory ever offered.
! Nothing like it on market Send whole
sale price of $1.25 for sample. Live
man can clear $40 to $40 daily. Exclu-
sive territory. Don't delay. Address
R. B. Nader, Shawano, Wis. 6tc.
This years stock and produce show
at the Marshfeld fair will exceed any
thing ever shown here before. $50 of
the finest specimens of dairy stock
in Wisconsin will be exhibited in the
big round barn. Make entries to R.
R. Williams, Sec. Marshfeld, Wis. 1t
Visitors at the Marshfeld Fair,
Sept. 2 to will find veritable white
city, as all buildings will be newly
painted white. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. M. N. Peterson of
Sanger, Fresno County, California, ar
rived in this city Sunday and are
guests of their daughter Mrs. Peter
Peterson and family. 1t will be re-
membered that they left for Chicago
in 1906. From Chicago they went into
Indiana and from there to California.
They have four sons, who reside in
California and are all doing we'll. Mr..
Peterson has always liked Wisconsin
and they have come back to make
Grand Rapids their home. Mr.. Peter
son built the first cement sidewalk in
Grand Rapids for DR.. A L. Ridgman
in 1902, and the abuttments for the
standpipe in 1901. We welcome them
back to old Grand Rapids.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-08-28
The First National Bank
Grand Rapids. Wisconsin
and fell and broke her neck.

and fell and broke her neck.
Last Saturday Louie Livernash re
ceived word that his brother William
had passed away at his home in Nc
Kenna, Wash, after an illness since
last April, having suffered a stroke of
paralysis. Mr.. Livernash was born in
Grand Rapids, Wis, Aug. q, 1852 and
would have been 81 years old, had he
lived until the 9th. When he was six
weeks old his parents moved to Ru-
dolph, where he was reared to manhood
and has made this place his home I'M
til five years ago, when they moved to
Washington. He leaves to mourn his
wife and six children, two boys and
four girls. One son died about a year
ago. He has many relatives and
friends in this part of the country who
will be sorry to hear of his death. The
sympathy of the community is extend
ed to the bereaved relatives.
School will begin Tuesday, Septem-
Der End at both the graded and paro-
chial schools.
Next Sunday evening there will be
pie social on the lawn of Mrs. Vad-
nais, given by the Young Ladies So
dality of the ST. Philomena church for
the new church fund. Each lady is re-
quested to bring a pie and it will be
auctioned off. Refreshments will be
served.
Otto Herman is moving to Mosinee
this week, where he will make his flu
ture home.
The section men had a narrow es-
cape last Friday morning as they
started to work going north. An en-
CINE going south rounded the curve
north of the depot and the men saw it
in time to jump for their lives and the
motor car and tools and dinner pals
were all smashed to pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Joosten, son Mark
and daughter Mary left Wednesday
morning for an auto trip to Little
Chute, and Green Bay.
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n. c.. Ratelle sold two lots 50X100 it.
the past week. One to John B. Akey,
adjoining John Wilkins place and the
other to Louie Joosten adjoining John
B. Akey. Work has begun on both
places. Workmen are digging the eel
lars and as soon as they are done Nick
Ratelle will mix the cement for the
foundation and when that is completed
the Haumschild crew of carpenters of
Pittsville will erect the buildings.
Mrs. w. J. Clark departed Thurs
day in company with the Arthur Rock
wood family of your city in the Rock
wood auto for a weeks visit in Lady
smith with the Irwin Whitmore family.
Mrs. Mickey of St. Paul spent sew
eral days at the home of her brother
Joe Peters. She was a former resi-
dent of this place as they used to own
the Dorshorst farm.
Miss Violet Millenbah of Fond du
Lac is visiting her sister Mrs. John
K. Blonien.
The Telegraph service has been in
stalled in the depot.
Mrs. Myron Reinhart has a new
Brunswick Talking Machine
Last Monday, Father Wagner de-
parted for Prairie du Chen on ere
treat" Martin Joosten accompanied
him and will stop at Rochester, Mimi,
to see the Mayo Bros. in regard to his
health.
Oliver Akey lost a valuable cow on
Sunday that got twisted in her rope
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Miss Dora Larson departed the past
week for Minneapolis. Minnesota.
where she is employed after having
spent a pleasant vacation here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Lar
son.
Miss Ina Kronholm is expected home
this week from Minneapolis, Mimi,
who're she is a guest OF relatives.
Mrs. William Crunstedt entertain
ed the ladies aid at her home on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mulroy of Ne
koosa spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson enter
tanned the members of the Bethany
Young Peoples Society at their home
on Tuesday evening.
Alvin Marks of Grand Rapids was
an over Sunday guest at the John He
din home.
The people in this neighborhood are
busy having their grain threshed.