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New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
sllAnOGATES' NOTiCN

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER of Honor
able JOHN p. COHALAN. Surrogate OF
the County OF New York. NOTICE is hereby
given sto al persons having claims against
County OF New York, deceased. TO present
the same with vouchers thereof TO the sub b.
sscriber. at the office or Robert f. Moneti.
No. S94 Broadway, Borough OF Brooklyn. In
the City OF New York. or before The l6tN
day Of June next
FREDERICK WEfSBROD JR
Administrator. c. T. A.
Dated. New YORK. the i2th day OF Decen,
ber. 1919.
ROBERT e MoFFETT. Attorney FOR Al
'ninstlator g. :. a. So4 Broadvay
Brook sf. y y.
IN PURSUANCE oE AN ORDER O.,
Honorable John p Conalan. 81 surrogat.
OF the County Of New York. notice i,
hereby given to all! persons having claim
against Cornelia $. Williams, late OF tn :.
County OF New York. deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to tn,
subscriber, at It's place of transactins busi .
ness, No. III Montague Street, Borough O.,
brooklyn. in the City OF New York. On o.
before the Sd day OF Nay next
Der. 1919.
BROOKLYN TRusr COMPANY.
Executor.
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attys, Darlington & p, 200 Bway

attys, Darlington & P, 200 Bway: .
assts .-.........-.... 81 1000
TOML1NSoN AN. W S. 1855 II saclett av:
Edw ! Moberg Co 20 Thos Bible, 74-1
Tratman av John Kadel. SO Z, li9th
st ....-'.'...' .......-s $1,000
HUGHES Az, 2l73: Anna { Stephens TO
Daniel Scatina, 7o5 I; I7ath st. atty
chas zerbarini. Ss6 Bway .....sS. S.o6l Is
EAST FREMONT Az. 1891; Clarence W
Quinn and ano. eXrs. to Helen Beckett
ll57 Clay av; atty, ii J Cuskey. 81
Liberty st ................ S. 500
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CENTER LINE or BLOCK
qeH eTREET

The approx MAKE snioaat of tho lien o.
caarse, - EsttssN ~H-sn Thu store de
scr.beo pToferts ~ 10 b. solid. - s. Sss o.
NTH interest tre-can from the 18th ds.
o: Move eraD"r l'l1. together WITH the costs
and allowance amounting ~ Sesscl wiz
interest from November 20. 1919. togetAer
with the expenses OF Ine sac Tho
approximate amount of tne taxes ar
easements and water rates or other liens
which are to tie allowed TO the purchaser
the referee. is ssosso and interest
Dated New York, Novofnbor rs. 1919
ENOS s. BOOTH. Rareree
Inc sac In the above entitled action is
hereby adjourned 10 FRIDAY January 2nd.
1920. ~ the same hour and place
Dated New York. December e2nd. 1919
ENOS 5. BOOTH. Ref re
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Improvement for Century
Holding Block i'll Green
xich Village Estimated
TO Cost S2.25O,OOO
yatanso1l Buys and Sells
Purchases Seventeen.Story
Knickerbocker Bldg. at
Fifth Ave. and 10th St.

y { I. Hess have sold for the
,,,ity Corporation. Ss7 to 403 Hudson
:..set 2se to 2s6 West Houston Street,
= n 81 Clarkson Street. 500 and COL
.rsrvich Street, plot of about 60,-
"a square feet bounded by Hudson
,.,set. West Houston Street, Clark
;, Street and Greenwich Street.
The newly formed Three-N;nety-
e,s Hudson Street Corporation is the
..rhaser, and the transaction is all
!, cash. On May |. 1920. the buyer
ii start building an e.ght-story ware
..sse or .hc plot. which will
,,tain about $4,000 square feet Of
,,or space, for the occupancy of the
,:schaser.
The land and Improvement will in-
rlVe total Investment OF s2,25O,0Oo.
his property has been in the posses
ION of the Trinity Corporation for
-ore than, one hundred years.
snickerbocker Building for Natanson
Max n. Natanson has purchased from
,,e Rothschild Realty Company the
Esi,ksrbocker Building, at the south
..st corner OF Fifth Avenue and Six
,,snth Street. 8 seventeen story loft
md Office building, l06 feet on Fifth
venue BY los feet on East Sixteenth
Street.
The building is fully rented at ar
annual rental OF S2500o0, with sub
stantial amount OF leases running ont
IN 1921. The store IS occupied by +.
( q Van Raalte, lace and yelling
ouse. The property was sold for cash
Il. J. Sachs was the broker in the
rsnssction. Alexander $. Natanson
st.ed for the purchaser.
Natanson Sells Twenty-sixth st. Loft
Mr. Nataason has sold to P. S. Rich
nan ITO and ll2 West Twenty-sixth
Street, a sever-story loft. on plot AIN
lOO The transaction was for cash and
vas negotiated by Samuei Ginsberg.
another Tweniy-sisth st. Loft Sold
NJ & l. Hess have sold for George
4. Vreelan5 219 and 231 West Twenty Y .
sixth Street. 0'i plot 41.6x9s9. The
sellers We're represented by the Leonard
Morgan Company.
Brown Reseils Eighteenth st. Loft
Frederick Brown has resold to
frederick Koh'er, the siX-story LOFT
iuilding, at 4 West Eighteenth Street.
running through to - West Seven.
.segth Street. or d plot fronting %
ice. on each ,horoughfare and being
iN feet in depth Mr.. Brown recent
y acquired the property.
Pheps Estate Sells in Thirtieth St,
fhe Crulkshaak Company has sold
q: the Iaeigs Estate. IL East Thir-
.ilh 5,rect & 5eTen-stosy store and
.l;ness building or lot 2lNS5.
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Bronx
S. Ward Doubleday Estate
Sells Holdings at Rive

The estate Of S Ward Doubleday. on
Brevoort Lane, Rye, consisting Of n
large house with tWo acres, has been
sold to Mrs Margaret NJ Smith. o.
this city. George Howe was the broker
Stewart 1. Scnenck has leased .oc !.
eerm, the estate ut Rye over.ookin.
Long Island Sound, belonging TO V.
- 0oard, to f. Wadsworth Busk.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Mechanics LIENS
Manhattan

MunIINtt0N
1l3TH st. ct W; Abraham Pruslln agt A
FILLMORE Hyde and Columbia Chapter
Alpha Data Phi fraternity owners;
rhornas II Watson jr. contrActor,.s490
52l, ST 23o Il, Mayer Malbin agt DR. VI r
Geyoi'n. owner and contractor, James
Cesa4e and Ferdinand WIZ, contrac-
'ofs '...'..... .......,.... SG25.0
CIOTONA PARK NORTH. CA: poscia
Const Co agt Israel S S Gutenberg.
owner ana Samuel Geller, contrac-
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Recorded Leases

Big Four Merchaniise CO. Inc, ) yrs
from ,- Nlsren !, lo1n; atty chas Levy.
i3D ST. POS 2os w he roof: Morris New
gold to The o ] Cude co. 557 " 57th 81
YRS from May !, 1917, yrs renew.
SAME PROPERTY, north panel Of e :
WI: same to same, yrs from May !.
CLINTON ST. l77th st ri ( b. Wolf Kar-
MS - Jos Sussinan, go B1Oone 81;
YRS from May I, 1920. ............. S9oG
CHARLTON s'T =. all; Anacle.o sermo-
limo to DR. Anedeo Caivano. 57s rroome
,,r,, st. 81 yTs from sept l. 1913 s1,6oo
Feb 1, 1920. to May /. 1927; atty. Julius
Levy; 25s Bway:. sl2. $500 ana sil 900
trustee. to United Cigar stores CO Of
America from Oct 81, 1929, to Anril so.
1885, atty S NJ stroocis. - W 1seh
Canal ST. S7S. n 9 c west Bway, ana
O. John + pour 10 United Cigars stores
CO OF America: 10 yrs from 11eb J. 1890;
HOUSTON sr. 2qa L. cor str and d: Jas
America; 10 yrs from MAJ I, 1922: atty.
Stfcoch, Al " leth st; $500
IAFAYETrE sT ss2 third f. Geo 0 Mar.
ten Lining CO. 10 W Ssth St 5 yrs from
Feb 1, 1920 atty, Tobias A keppisg., -.
FIRST Av, III; lin st. - e; all Mary .r
l4aon ri 20 Luigi 4Jon4sli IS
3 llth st; 2-l2th yrs from March T.
0l'. attys. Gordon & T. a47 Firth
s.. AZ, 10. ali: Nina .1aison to .Thos
4 Edison Lieweilyn Park, West Orange
\ J II yrs from March !, 1890. atty
pelos Holden. Orange. j. sis5Ss
BROADWAY. o19, first loft Isaac treiltcn
10 i.acnman & Klein. .loD rif,h aV
Yrs from Fcb /. 1870. atty, Max sMeinar'.
BROADWAY. 1851, costlandt ST. il 70 ~
esf' 20 to or a@cs saas con@Sreiss "Sr cry ss qyssny
Milan Italy atty. n s Corwin leh
BRoS3wAY 474-s; sth and I'M eoo1s. S,sogg
476 Broadway Corpn to lily Hyman & Co.
u Chambers 81 yrs from Feb l. 1922
BROADWAY, 8s22; str v'2 10. ai't and :. jas jas
Shenk to Jno MANI ss2 w l7lst ST:
yrs from May l. 1918; address. ss22
ALLEN ST a.; n SIT & ; rooms # above
str; Rose Booker 10 Meyer Leyin.. A.
,1 Aisn 2,5v zi S yrs from r. Nay Nay 1,si H.
aonfeld 10 Nathan l. Israel. 1os Division
av. BrooKlyn. and ano; from AUG H.
lsl9. t. apr 80, 1921, atty, 5 Poliat
9Th AN, 55l: all Sarah ] sunburg to Jo,
fioss,nan il3s Vyse, az, Az Rronx, and ano
man. 81 Chambers st ....... .... $500
45TH ST. 2o5 Il, ali: cecilia I'rohmann To
sa chas KaNneyers 2os p 45th st; 2 W
slsr ST, 522 Fl all: sandel Hochnan -
Max Max }acka ,sis 424 Ss'h St yrs 5rs% s5@
12TH ST, l0-ls e; str. b and lst loft;
VIM a Ulman, trustee. to s Moss s,
Co, Inc yrs from Feb l. 1920: atty.
Myron Sulzberge-, 5S Park Row. s .253.3.
Bronx
MORRIS PARK Av. SIS, rooms on 2N
foor; Geo J Silva to Geo ! Rosenzsveia.
u I'd av Nrs Jan i. 1870; ATTY, G. :
RoSenzW Gig. II "a ...-. ........S 20
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCoNF FSE.
@506. store. Fordhanl RI Corpn to Chan
y RossonG, 1Ts3 Madison av, 20 yrs ffofi
Nov 1915. atty Chas L Blossoms. II
Madison ~ ..................... $1.750
BEOOh Az, 1871. str, etc. Alex Allison
Blelyn. from Nov /. lela 10 May l.
1928 atty, NJ Malson. 207 Graham nv,
,dsEIy 6Elyn o., ,.-,,...'... $3.50
and ano to Bernard Zuhersnann. sos q:
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Lis Pendens
Manhattan

s6TH ST, F. Saml Riker ir agt Ar
thur V Gwynne ct al (par,itlon); attys,
Meighan & Wecarsulmer
GANSENOORT ST, is; Saith st. n =. 200
Columbus av. 25x10o.5. LIST av, ica and
Eoratio st S6; Elizabeth w Muller ast
Rosa Wirth It al Cpartit'on) attys,
IcrS'"r. liotalirs q. Klerne
311H ST l5N.lN Park nv l3 6x
1908: Louis Fishmar agt Jacob Zinual.
et a. raction = 'or'c1ca. recnanlc'5
lien). atty, l. Rosenberg.
Bronx
10TH ST. n s. Io5 " sth az, 3oxll4: Eliz-
abeth Coo Juller ngt Pasquaie r Gill
berti ct al foreclosure of 1nortgage);
atty, j. Harlan.
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" I Hoscnborg
Satisfied Mechanics Liens

M0nIlhttnN
9TH ST. s5s West. Dmock & Fink Co
against Hicks-Downs Realty Co. Inc et
al; Dec lG, 1919 .........,.....s48 s48Q 90
Bronx
1SoTH ST. Gal East Louis Shapiro against
balIner Realty Company ct al; Sept is,
1919 ....-......... ............- .s365.oO
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
REAL ESTATE
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
NEW JEK~ T.

FOR SAItc-lss ACRES ABOUT THIRTY
t3o} lots. fronting two CD main
streets. n. l.. & w. r. R. eight (S>
miles from Hoboken Terminal; $40 feet
OF railroad siding. Price right and terms
to suit. Apply to OTTO kISEWETTER,
Lyndhurst n. j.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Building loan Contracts

istnlinttan
M.lplSoN AN 1854: rundy 90 loans
Greenwich Association. Inc. to erect
six story building; payments. coo
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23
Brown Resells Eighteenth St. Loft
REAL ESTATE

BoROyCss OK MANHATTAN
New-York tribune., 1919-12-23

COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY
Temporary Administrat~r
III. A. CUSHING, Attorney snr tk,r
porary Administrators, as Cedar Straet
Borough Of Manhattan. Now York City.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-10
MOSIER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Prentiss, of Abb
erdeen, Wash, spent the past week
here as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Davenport. The two ladies are
cousins and had not met for II years.
While here Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss Wis.
tied in The Dalles with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Krauss, the parents of Mrs. Dav-
enport, before leaving for their home
Friday.
There being no program for celebrat-
ing the Fourth arranged for this year,
all the Mosier citizens went their diff.
ferent ways and celebrated after their
own hearts. Many pleasant family
picnics were enjoyed in the numerous
beautiful and inviting hooks near Mo-
ser, where fishing could serve AS a
part of the pastime.
Mrs. Thos. H. Gordon returned
Thursday afternoon from short visit
in The Dalles.
Mrs. VIM. Akers returned to Port.
land Wednesday of last week after
spending a week or so here on the
farm with her husband.
Geo. l.. Carroll and family left Sat
urday morning early for drive over
the Highway to Portland and then on
to Salem, where they will spend cou.
pie of weeks.
Mrs. J. p. Hunter and niece, Miss
Betty Ross, of Portland, are spending
the week in Mosier with relatives and
friends.
Beginning at midnight June 30, the
old rate of postage took effect. two
cents for letters, one cent for post
cards and one cent for drop letters.
Three cent stamped envelopes and two
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-10
Five BlOwOuts Come in Succession

Without any gift Of shrewdness some
one might have secured an almost new
automobile from f. b. Michael the
other night. With his wife and a party
Of friends. MIR. Michael was motoring
over the Highway to Cascade Locks.
Just this side of Cascade Locks-M Mr.
Michael thought il was a mile but il
turned out TO be three and half he
blew out tire. Hastily an extra
wheel replaced the one with the blow
out. The car rolled 50 feet and with a
bang the extra was gone. All but Mrs
Michael decided to hike to Cascade
Locks. where there is a garage. Mrs.
Michael drove in on the rim. The gar
age man fixed up the tires.
The party started home comfortably
tired after the walk. A new moon was
shining brilliantly down the gorge.
Three miles out the two patched tires
followed each other in quick success
sion. Another trip back. some perspir
alton and expressions Of disgust with
motoring. Garage man was called out
OF bed, but he patched EN- up. The
machine sailed away again. About six
miles out another blew up. The last
good tire was on the car. 1t held, but
the members of the party were nervous
wrecks before they reached Hood Riv-
er, for every suspicious noise was
thought to have been escaping air. The
tire was examined innumerabe times.
Does this account for the temporary
absence from the local papers of the
j. {. Penney Company ad?
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-10
OBITU AIRY
Fred Burton Barnes

Fred Burton Barnes, who died July
at the residence Of his brother-in-law,
A. W. Onthank, aged 62 years and 27
days, was born at West Hartford,
Conn. Mr.. Barnes fitted himself in
New England schools for the work of
teacher and the greater part of his
life was given to teaching in Connecti-
cut, California, Oregon and Washing
ton. He taught school in Wasco and
Hood River counties His last school
work was at Camas, Wash, where he
was superintendent of schools.
Mr.. Barnes was married twice. His
first marriage was to Rose Dunham in
Connecticut in 1884. She died in Cali
fornia in 1894. One son was born, who
lives at Riverside, Calf. He was
married April q, 1900 at Hood River
to Miss Eta Buell. of Connecticut, who
survives her husband
For several years Mr.. Barnes was in
the real estate and insurance business
in Hood River, being associated with
Geo. T. Prather.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. J. l.. Hershner at the Bartmess
chapel Thursday, July 8. with inter.
ment at ldlewlde cemetery.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-10

Notice is hereby given that the State
Land Board of the State of Oregon will
receive sealed bids at its office in the
Capitol Building at Salem, Oregon, up
to 10 100 o'clock a. M, September 2,
1919, for all the States interest in the
overfloWed lands hereinafter described,
giving, however, to the owner or own
ers of any lands abutting or fronting
thereon, the preference right to pur-
chase said overf1owed lands at the
highest price offered, provided such
offer is made in good faith, and also
provided. that the land will not be sold
for, nor any offer therefor accepted of
less than $3.50 per acre, and that the
Board reserves the night to reject any
and all bids
The lands are situated in Hood River
County. Oregon, and described as fol
lows:
Beginning at point in the west line
of Sec. 80, T. 8 N. r. IL f. W. NJ.
1888 feet north of the southwest
corner of said section, thence N. 81
deg. 80 min. K. 374 SO feet along me
ander line which is the northerly boun
dary of Nathan S. Benson d. l.. C. No.
81; thence S. rs deg. K. 463. .98 ieet
along said meander line; thence S. G.
deg. Is min. E. 549.78 feet along sale
meander line; thence S. 81 deg. E.
l59. " feet along said meander line
thence S. 10 deg. As min. E. 379. so feet
along said meander line thence S. 81
deg east 1863 90 feet along said mean
der line to the northeast corner of sale
Nathan 5. Benson claim thence North
40. 90 feet to low water south bank OF
the Columbia river thence N. 81 deg.
l3 min. W. 3S2 20 feet along low water
line; thence N. "a deg. 04 min. W
3l4 AZ feet along low water line thence
N. 45 deg. 81 min. W. l80. 90 feet along
low water line; thence N. SO deg. 81
min. W. 1913. 53 feet along low watel
line; thence N. rs deg. l6 min. W.
Jas. 10 feet along low water line; thence
N. 6o deg. 80 min. W. 1000 feet along
low water line to point in west line
of said section 80; thence along said
west line of section South 564. 90 feet
to point of beginning. containing con-
tanning 6.93 acres and lying north of
the Nathan S. Benson d. l.. c. No. 81,
T. 3. N. R. II E.
Applications should be addressed to
G. G. Brown, Clerk State Board, Sa.
lem. Oregon, and accompanied by bid,
an marked Application and bid to
purchase overflowed land. -
G. G. Brown,
Clerk State Land Board.
Dated at Salem, Oregon,
June %, 1919. y3a28
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-10
McNary- cutlery Engagement Announced

Charming in every detail was the tea
given by Mrs. Jesse Denhorn Cutlery
at her home Thursday afternoon. an
nouncing the engagement of her daugh-
ter. Mary Helen. to Robert Gray Me
Nary, of Portland. About 20 of the
younger set We're present.
Miss Cutlery is the only daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Cutlery and is one of
Hood River most popular and attrac-
tive maids. She graduated from the
University of Oregon in June and is a
member Of the Gamma Phi Beta soror..
ity Mr.. McNary was also member
of the senior class of 1919 at the Uni
versity Of Oregon, and is Phi Gamma
Delta. He was recently discharged
from the army. where he served as a
lieutenant in the field artillery.
The wedding will take place July %.
Many affairs are being planned compli-
mentary to Miss Cutlery.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-10
TROUT LAKE.

c. L. Hall and family are entertain
ing Mr.. Halls parents from Utah.
June Hall sustained very painful ac-
cident Saturday, having two fingers
smashed while playing with some
TOOLS
The numerous campers insure good
attendance at the Wednesday and Sat
urday night dances at Thode's hail.
]. E. Reynolds, proprietor of the
euler hotel, has built new flume to
carry water from the Trout Lake lrri-
cation and Power Co. $ ditch to his
property on the south side of the
creek.
There is a good deal of quiet discus.
sion going on as to the building of a
road to connect with government
road to the foot of Mount Adams. A
good many claim the logical place for
this road is to extend the road now
running north past c. H. Pearson &
Co. 8 store. II this is the most logical
route and public money is to be spert
on the road, then why not put it where
it will be of the greatest benefit to the
public?
VIM. Biesanz had narrow escape
when the saw at the Mt. Adams Lum-
ber Co. s mill broke Friday
We understand there is movement
on foot to have the new improved road
go around by Sunnyside instead of the
more direct course through the valley.
1t is claimed this change would add at
least $40, 600 or $50, 900 to the cost of
the road, and would be disadvantage
rather than an advantage owing to the
extra distance. Why this extra ex.
pense?
Mrs. Eva Stewart was a Goldendale
visitor last week.
Edwin Parker and family were week
end guests at the Cutting home. They
made the trip in their auto.
Remember Pomona grange meets at
Trout Lake next Tuesday.
G. W. Sickafoose's yard looked like
a garage last Sunday. Mr.. Sickafoose
has boats for those who care to fish.
and his wife will serve dinner to those
making reservations in advance.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-10

cent posta' card nay he exchanged f.
the two cent envelopes and one cert
cards, respectively. Not. however. fer
cash only for the lower denominations
Of their kind. This rule OF exchange
holds good through the month of July
only.
Geo. L. Davenport ia planting the
meadow land near the rlver 10 pota-
toes.
Mrs. Anna McLane. who for the past
number Of years has been operator at
the 0.-W r. & n depot, left Friday
for southern California, where she will
visit with relatives and friend for some
time. En- route she expected 10 speni
few DAYS in and near Portland Mrs.
MeLane has made a large circle Of
friends during her solourn in Mosier.
who feel very sorry 10 see her 20 away.
especially when the fact Of her return
ing 10 the old place cannot be looked
forward TO.
l.. Lamb was business visitor in
The Dalles Thursday.
Judge Fred W. Wilson stopped to
visit his family on the ranch Thursday
while on the way from Hood River t.
The Dalles. Mrs. J. W. Huskey and
daughter came from Portland THURSDAY
morning They will be with Mr.. Hus-
key and the other children near Mosier
working in the fruit for a time.
Mrs. Jno. Davenport and little daugh.
ter, Tottie, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Prentiss to their home in Aber-
deem, Wash. the last of the week.
They will remain for visit of two
weeks.
Many Mosier people celebrated the
glorious Fourth in Hood River, where
it is understood there was no end of
amusements and entertainment, from
ball games. negro minstrels, parades to
ice cream popcorn and pink lemonade
Others took long auto rides, over the
Highway and many other directions.
Mrs. Amelia Middleswar art came from
Portland Saturday to spend few days
with her mother and home folks.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-10
Mrs. Fannie A. Kennedy

Mrs. Fannie A. Kennedy. who with
her deceased husband, William Ken
nedy, was formerly owner of the Min
eral Springs farm, died at her home
near Vancouver, Wash, July 2, aged s.
years, three months and 28 days.
Mrs. Kennedy was born in Maine
and came to the Northwest 80 years
ago. She was one of the pioneer resi-.
dents of Hood River. Ten years age
they sold their farm and moved tc
Washington. Mr.. Kennedy died over
two years ago.
The surviving children are; Mrs.
Virginia Young and daughter; five
sons, Ralph W.. Wilbert. Elliott and
Edgar, all ofVancouver, and Rufus X,
of Trout Lake.
Mrs. Kennedy was active in church
and grange circles.
Her former pastor. Rev. j. l..
Hershner, conducted the funeral ser.
vices at Vancouver Saturday with
burial at Pine Grove cemetery Sunday
afternoon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-10
Notice to Creditors

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Maria Mcclure
dece ased. by the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Hood River Coun.
ty, and has qualified. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present same, duly
verified as by law required. to the un
dersigned, at the Office of j. H. Haz-
lett, Eliot building, Hood River, Ore.
gon, within six months of the date
hereof.
Dated and first published June &c.
1919.
S. E. Bartmess,
1854 Administrator.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-07-10
COUNTY'S FIRST
COUPLE CELEBRATES

Hood River county on Junes22 cele-
biated an llth birthday. Ii Is hsely
that all citizens. except Mr.. and Mrs
Jonathan (. Hunt. forgot the occasion,
however MIR. and Mrs. Hunt have
good reason To remember They were
the first couple 10 marry here after
Hood River county came into existence
in 1905. MRS. Hunt was formerly Miss
Gol1ie jackson. The license was is
sued by County Clerk Geo. ID. Culbert-
son. and MIR. and Mrs. Hunt were mar
ried July =
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt are now parents
Of three beautiful and clever little
girls.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-20
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY.

A man who wrote Mayor Hep Pick
ems Of Wellsville offering to establish
crematory there was told the town
was not interested in dairy projects.