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WAGoNS-For hackneys for wagons tho
Eighteenth Street. 80 :"
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BOOKkEEPER : Experienced and -
tent bookkecper desires position 'o' ,YPth
E1ow15ng concern Al references. Madi
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Situations Wuntcd-,1olc

SALESMAN a. once. Big limo of toys and
games Great demand. Commission
hasls. Mndmar Co. Utica. N y
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FlREMAN--Wanted. job az fireman 49,
hrst- class flremnn hold license undnr by
1mains,rlai LAWS OF Ohio: Eight years eH
thmhnar boilers; familiar with ali kinds Of
Earried sober and reliable. Address !, oi o.
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MALE STESoGRAPHER. II years eyncrI-
ence, desires position with prorress,,,a
f I1,., or corporation. 2li. care Tines.
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CANDfIWanted salesman to sell exclu-
sive high. grade line Of package and bulk
virginia. North and South Carolina on a
GG3,inmiss'on basis. Apply l. 223. care Times
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DRUGGIST = Registered assistant drnCaJ;
wants position. d lis. care Time 6is
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agents TO sell smonds' History Of the
World Var. IN FIVE volumes. Victory Com.
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tExtrae, from order. entered in said caus.

on ISth NprII l9I9.)
the court doth adjudge. order and
decree that thia cause be referred TO one
OF the commissioners in chancery of this
court. who il, directed to take the following
accounts and make report thereof to this
g.. An account of the debts and demand.
agains; the defendant corporation the
amount. ,prorities OF any. and to whom due
And the court doth further order that,
deWands notice Of the time and place OF
week for four successive weeks in The
Times, Dispatch. newspaper published in
tho city OF Richmond, Va. and that such
publication shall be equivalent to personal
service q SUCH notice on the parties or
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Man,cu--tieui ESTATE

NanlcU--tteai Estate. 80
COUNTRY rkUrnKTY wanted. if you
have tariu or country homc for siils
wit. us To- ilStiSE BLANKS. Morton q;
Ihalhimc.. hchmoni. Va.
FARMS-List your farm property for sale
rent With ". l.. liza iris 200 East Main
rARMS--i.ist your farm for sale with US
now. our farm dcpa gtmcu: active. Get
blanks for listing at office. Richmond
crust Co. Real Estate Department. Seventh
and Main Streets.
HOME--Wantcd. to hear direct from owner
who has or S-room modern horne for
sal.. 10. care Times. dispatch.
HOMES wANCED--wo have clients for
houses IN IVES, End Z. +. Schmidt 81
Co.. 20 North Eighth Street. Randolph
LIST your vacant property with William
Miller q Co. - North Eighth Street
LIST your farms and reptai property with
Gee Bros. 1872 Hui Street. Madison
Observation-Disclosures to buy lots in Park
land Address Is 10. care Times Dispat ch.
You 20 offer? i've can sell and rent vSnT
p-opcrty. W. T. Purcell. Jr. Co. Inc SIT
kast ;Sa"!:.:::. Randolph 3i2S
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REFRIGER ATORS-Wc have on hand Is
>; slightly used refriseratnrs III perfect ron.
dltion. In all sizes. Ii you in need of
box. look these over first. London Fur
nltuTe Co. iil3 East Main Street. RAN
y STENoGRApHER is cas- TO get II ven
want ad In ~. 'r,n..- iDISnatck
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OF. DVE--DnC IarEC DUtrOit NapOr on
stove. burners; cost SIS. Stove for SAD
Just as good new. London Furniture
Company. iil3 Fast Main Street. RAN
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TURKEY EGGS-Wan:eG. to 10y Muminoth
5fohZs turkey eggs Tor setting Slate
pie - IL j. ga jefferson Street. Peters.
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fEAbI MONEF-
We arc prepared 20 make YOU
loan OF Any amount up TO $500 on
your household furniture At a legal
rat" cf interest We advance Ncu
mon" 80 pay outstanding bills ana
"rr.uEc YOUR payments as low -
.-.Hn p"r month We make M
'h"rS" Tor investigating Your apuli-
cation YOU only nav tho ipt.r..,
aHo"od by law No notary fees
S"ahohrd security Co. los North
SeIsnth street. Phone Madison
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COMMiSSIONER'S MOTTO

Virginia. In the Chancery Court of the
City OF Richmond
Gin WE'LL Cigar Co.. who sues for. etc.
Complainant.
Everypodies Pharmacies. Inc. ct al,
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AUCTIONS-LEGAL
Legal Notices.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD CO
Onlce OF tho secretary. Notice is hereby
given that the reTuiar annual and general
meeting Of stock holders OF the A.ianti c
Coast Line Railroad Company will be held
at the office OF the company, In the Rich
Sly Sly OF KieGmond; Va, on Tuesday. the
The transfer books Of the company will
CLOSE Wednesday. May 7. 1919. at O'Clock
I. NJ. and Will he reopened Wednesday
May u. ,iel2 at 10, O'Clock y. ~ Ii. l.
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Richmond. Va. April 80. 1919.

Richmond. Va, April g. 1919
Rooms S0I-S08
American National Bank Building.
al! parties and persons Interested ara
lrs,,l,. notified !ha. | have nxed upon
, tnutsdsSS. me .sth day OF May. 1919. be-
as the time, and my ofhce, aforesaid as the
place, FOR executing the requirements OF
sara fourth paragraph of said decree
owen under my hand comm ISIS !oner
this ssth day OF April. 1919
f. NJ. LONG
CommiSsioper
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Household Goods.

FuRNlTURE--Drcs from SIS up Iron
bedsteads. from So up. Bailey Furniture
Co. lto6 East Main Street.
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Statesmen and Agents.

boon thortzed negro war book. zoe
?, pages ny Kelly Miller. OF Washington -
c., and an assistant OF war Departmcnt !:
greatest book for coiorcd people ever pub.
prize only $3.50: Going like. Wild FIRE.
TTs Ses ,rf outn, free Get the big book.
Act quick. Mulikin Company. Lumberton
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Rooms for housekeeping.

FIRST ST. " Large front room Kitchen
cite. bath. furnished for light housekeep-
ing: centrally located: couple without chill
dren nrctocred Mad: l5a7.J ~ First
i'EbfI.E who never used classified ads be-
here today.
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H2USEIIOI.D OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II YOUR
dealer cannot supply you with Duncan,
household oil polish. phone boulevard 37S
SOLD all over Virginia. Duncan. l4-A South
Davis Avenue. Richmnnd Va
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ers OF hollywood Cemetery Companv wiiI
Do Do, heid In the office OF The company. Room
200 American National BANK building
TUESDAY; May -. 1919. at o'clock y. a.
W ;: Street. Secretary Treasurer.
MHTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF VA
suranne Society Of Virginia will be- held at
the office ~ the society. Room 2Oi Mutual
HuildinE. Richmond. Va, on Monday May
II i' ssc,s a. O'Clock p NJ G. MIonstt
MENT co.-Othcs OF the Secretary No
nua mss,lns Of stocHhodeHs of The AT AT
lan,i9 Land and Improvement company
IN the Richmond Terminal Railway sta.
ton. In the city OF Richmond. Va. on Tues.
S SsY shs 10Th dTy Of May ,lsio. at 1850
SEABoARD. Air LINE RAILWAY Co
hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the Scnboard Air Lima
railway Company Will be held at the prin-
cipai office Of tho company. North Market
stree in the city OF Petersburg, Va. at Is
for tho purposc OF eiectlng a board OF direc-
tors and for the transaction of any and all
business that may come before the maetinS,
including considerinc and voting upon the
approval and ratification of all cont ira ct g.
acis and proceedings or he board OF direc-
OF Stockholders last held. In accordance
WIN the provisions OF the bylaws. the close
or business ON the 18th day OF April. 1919.
has been liked az the time for, determining
az this meeting Robert l.. Mutt. Secretary
Dated Aprii 1919.
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LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies. 4

extra in.lk IN the pail and more money m
,i. poChe'DSoE The extra profit more
IMAM Offsets the slight difference ia cost be.
j ,y purina 10y Chow and "ther foods
Distributors. i2Vs Eusl CLsy street
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Suburban For Sale. 81
ACREAGE
Wanted. to sell 5 acres with young
orchard over 100 trees: nice grape
Si nsstio nnG }oT o'aer small sruit 1deal
Hin Park. Must be seen 10 be ap.
preciated. Address Owner a III
care Times Dispatch.
HIGHLAND SPKINGS-Four attractive
houses. IS lots: to settle AN estate Mrs
Weekes. Highland Springs. Va.
SuBtRBAN-wa aavo several homes In
Barton Heights ut bargains j. G. An
dnrson Mo East Franklin Street
WESTH AMPTOS-We sell tho best OF West-
hamEton; For Information. see us C;oiyn
& Nash u North Eighth Street
Real Estate For Exchange. SO
Will. trade equity In apartment now under
construction Tor farm city property
II l2h. care Times Dispatch.
Iai.tfnpNE var ad. RAN
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ern. $3.50.
NORTH BOULEVARD SPECIAL. Q rooms. .
tbs 5ls0D.
modern. s7.oN
WEST GRACE. rooms latrobe h.at. 5000.
VEST GRACE. rooms. baths. modern.
HANOVER. rocms modern. $3.50
CHAPLIN STREET. rooms. good lot. $50.
BEVERLY STREET. rooms. good buy.
5000 ~
j. a. CONNOLLY a. CO.
Seventh and Franklin Streets
Madison 1861 or $685.
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PiIYSICIAN--An able physician yyLo -.
just been discharged from army deniro mas
locate in town country having large H. -, 20
Address l.. care rimes- DISPATCH ~ ''''u.
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. wishes work of any
+, NJ. now employed
Phone Madison 3i2a,
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YOUNG MAN 81 years old, just discharged
v, from T abrmy desires position OF some
railroad once. Phone W j. 81. Boulevard
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OLD FALSE TEETH---Hishest prices paid
for Old gold and silver. false teeth Ola.
mohds ana Watches. r.. C.. Meyer Jeweiry
20. q West Broad Street.
PiANO. furniture. household goods puuC ht.
First Madison 1887.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-24
MONTE VISTA PLANS
BIC JULY FOURTH

A Fourth of July Victory
celebration is being planned by
the Monte Vista Commercial
club and will be one Of the
largest celebrations ever held
in the valley.
Meetings are being held al
most nightly to arrange for
new features and a real days
entertainment is assured.
Full observance will be
made Of the meaning of the
day with the military setting
and participation.
Organization of good base
ball team is being perfected
and some interesting games
will no doubt be arranged with
other teams of the valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-24
W. n. WOODWARD DEAD

William II. Woodward died OF
BriGhts disease At his homo In Mon
to Vista Wednesday morning. May
81. aged ~ years. lie was born
In Pennsylvania and moved with his
parents to Illinois. He enlisted In
tho Civil war Just . few days be-
fore he was seventeen years old.
From his hrst marriage four sons
and ono daughter were born. three
sons and the daughter. Mrs. Lora
0indera. surviving. Mr. Woodward
came 10 Colorado in SO and was
married to Miss Mamie Oroenendyks
January ls. 1884. To this union
ono child was born. Mrs. Alice Hunt
Of Kansas.
Funeral services were held this
Friday afternoon at 2:s0 O'Clock at
the soldiers' Home chapel and in
terment was made in tho Home COM
etery
Mr.. Woodward was an admirable
character and has gwen tho COM
munity ono OF the strongest exam
pies OF self-sacrince and devotion
ever seen. The kindly. thoughtful
caro- given by him to his invalid
wife has for years been a familiar
sight and tho utmost sympathy Is
extended to the little woman bereft
of faithful companion.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-24
What Makes for Community Up-Building

Monte Vista 10 "ovsr the top" and nothins
e., ebstruct her in making . woadsrful steady
srev,h during the next few ysars. The serious
sr.blsms Of irsisatioa and drainage affecting
sIs surrounding agricultural community have
.rsersss 70 such status that will make Il one
4 tSs biggest aad best agricultural towns in the
West.
Happily located in the center Of q rich
farming district, il 10 insvitabls that Monts via.
n sAali b . town Of prosperous business blocks,
nlsadid schools and churches, and comfortable
Iesnss, and 70 b reached from all dirsctioas
evsr good roads.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-24
SCHOOL TEACHER
GETS BIG DAMAGES
FOR SLANDER

Civil cases tried in the Dis
trict court this week include
the following:
Meta Lawrence, :he school
teacher, was awarded $500
by the Jury as damages from
John Wertz whom she had
sued for slander. This was a
case taken to the Supreme
court and remandcd for new
trial. In The first trial the
plaintiff WAS given a verdict Of
damages for S11OO. The suit
arose over trouble in the coun-
try school where Miss Law
renee was coaching. 1t seems
that the teacher had difficulty
in disciplining the Wertz chill
dren and John Wertz had
made statement that Miss Law
renee was "crazy." upon which
the teacher based her COM
plant for damages.
Dennis ]. Gibbs was acquit-
ted of the charge Of non-sup-
port brought by his wife.
Gibbs showed that on account
of certain surgical operations
upon his anatomy and other
necessary expenditures, he was
financially unable to contri-
butte to the support of his wife.
A verdict was rendered in
favor of Frank Golf in the suit
brought by him against Forrest
Golf for the possession of some
land. This case was similarly
decided by Judge Hender in
Justice court and appealed to
the district court.
The case of Henry Mcneil
Va. Frank Golf is being tried to-
dav (Friday.) This suit is
brought by Mcneil to restrain
Golf from allowing water to
flow from the Golf ranch onto
the Mcneil place.
We are advised that the jury
stood nine to three for convic-
ton in the w. R. Crowder case
tried last week at the time the
iury was discharged upon fail
ino to arrive at an agreement.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-24

Nssidsnts and nsweosnsrs are dsmoostrat.
ing their good judsmsns By buying Or buildins
homes in Meess Vista aud acquiring title 70 a
piece OF good farming land in this vicinity. This
10 no gamble because pr;ces will nsvsr b. a. low
again.
Ihoss who heard Chanesllor Buehtsl in his
splcndid addrsss in behalf of the Victory Ioan,
will recall the claim he made for the United
States. that within lie borders every child was
entitled to . seat in the public school, and that
education was furnished at the general sxpsnss.
:, Monte Vista 10 thoroughly American in iss
deal: Of sdoeatica, and in its prosressivs march
!" this d'rsetion has never stintsd the pupils Of
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-24

Ing OF sandwiches. pickles. coffee.
Ice cream and cake.
The music was so enticing and tho
foor so excellent that the dancing
was continued until 1870. Everyone
upon departing for home appeared
to be OF the same opinion that the
18th Annual Reception Of the Mon
te Vista High School Alumni was
an entire success.
The Seniors gave the following
Glass Day program Thursday, May
%. to a large and nppreciative audi
ence:
Selections by the orchestra.
Senior Roll Marie Jones
Class Chronicles Chloe Mathis
Duet-"The Fortune Teller.
Thelma Winters Clara Christine
Linderholm
Glass Prophecy..............Ha Harold Lewis
Declamation-The Liternry..
.-.-.-..,.....................H Harold Johnson
Bell Solo-Melody F.. Glenn Hopper
CLASS Recommendation Sadler
Presentation Of the Glass Gift.
.....--................-....... John Stout
solo-"To the Service STAR.
..-......................-.....H Helen Graham
Address .-..................Mr. Momyer
Presentation Of Basket Ball.
Monosrams .-..........Mr. Koonsman
Class Song and Call. Senior Class
Tho class gift was a memorial To
the boys who had given themselves
to the. service Of their country. Fit
ting resolutions were read in honor
Of James Hamilton, . former NOM
ber Of the Senior class. who made
the supreme sacrifice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-24

lie schools in the matter a facilities and the best
that modern methods provide.
The crowded eoaditioa q the schools dur.
ing the past year were the direct outcome Of the
rsstT;ctieos made imperative during the pro-
gree Of the war. in which building matsrials
and labor were the first property Of the general
government.
With the recent movement for . county
high school at Moate Vista, and the sueesss Of
consolidation Of districts eoaeiguous, . new i'm.
pstus to the edueatioaal advantages Of this city
has besn given that will result In the final e.
tablishmsat aad maintenance a public school
system sscoad 70 noas In The state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-24
n1QESNvE MEN PLACED
IuAlcE OFHlCn SCHOOL

This (Friday) afternoon,
tAere gathered at the Wood
N hall a representative
Iedy Of citizens. composed of
Il various school directors Of
iAe districts taken In under the
recent school consolidation.
There was evident but one
lsdre, namely: to accomplish
Ae most in the interest Of the
nv organization, and with
hh determination. the men,
I'm went to work with . will
md such clear-sightedness
hat argues much for the COM
Dete success Of the undertak-
II.
The utmost harmony pre-
vailed throughout the session,
nd Monte Vista and its clos
4 Of kin-adjoining districts
have taken the first steps in
What gives every promise Of
becoming a banner school dis
6ct.
The new body was organic
ID in the selection Of Chas. Ed
nan as temporary chairman
and Carrie DIETRICH as temper
~ secretary.
The choice of a board of di.
reetors for the new district was
made : in the election Of George
Getz, Harley Goff, Chas.
!dren, ]. N. Fuller, and Miss
Came DIETRICH county superin-
eadent, ex-officio member.
inns personnel gives repre-
sntation to the districts on the
:outh, two on the north and one
nom the city district, which
asures the various communi-
ees o. every degree Of fairness
schools.
Immediately after this meet
ns tne newly elertad commit
se chose their officers as fol-
r",'o. STs: Geo. Getz Treas, ]. N.
..I .Ier' pres; and Miss Deit-
Isa, secy. The matter Of en-
s.' s,uyment OF teachers for next
ivst o.,;. was taken up and the fol-
Tsg TT"'ng were reelected: Mr..
IS;myer, ~. Supt., Miss Riley,
R.;I.!L s Lowery, Mr.. Hunt, Mr..
11,aley, Miss Trenoweth, Miss
ensy,, Every, Mr.. Koonsman, Mrs.
Skustain, Mr.. Hayes. Miss Cot
d..;.a % ana ! 4 Miss Hendrick were
ss sss.led for reelection but had
PREVIOUSLY resigned.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-24
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
HOLD THEIR ANNUAL


Monte Vista High School Alumni was
held at the woodmcn Hall on
Thursday evening Of this week.
These annual banQuets which have
been held without . break during
the past seventeen years have been
the school social event OF the year.
and are enjoyed each year BY the
graduates OF the Monte High school
and their invited suesss. Tho At
tendance this year was larger than
last year which shows the favor
with which this association ID held
by many people. The graduates Of
the Monte Vista High School are
without an exception persons who
have been credit 70 tie school and
as they have gone out into the world
from this school have assumed the
duties OF life and performed them
In a creditable manner. This class
OF citizenship are naturally proud Of
the school that gave them the foun.
dation on which to build.
The reception this year was in
charge OF Ernie Station. Ed Heilman,
Eek Farrow. and Miss Vista Mer-
chant and credit is certainly due
them for the excellent entertain
ment which they provided. The or
der OF the evening was an address of
welcome to the class OF 1919 by Ma
jor George NJ. Corlctt. Major Corlett
Is a graduate OF the NJ. V. high school
and one of the persons OF whom all
the Alumni are proud. His address
was high class and carried a convin-
cling message that will be remem-
bered by the class OF 1919 in the
years to come. The Male Quartet
OF Prof. Koonsman, Alvin
stephens. Eldon Graves and OlIn
Beatty. rendered several selections
that were highly appreciated. Miss
Mildred Baird. who has Just return
ed from Kansas City. gave a couple
OF readings that received the entire
applause Of the audience and add
ed materially to the evenings enter
The business meeting was next
In order and resulted in the election
OF Mrs. f. I. Durham. Herbert Mar
tin. Eek Farrow. Mrs. W. E. White
and Olin Beatty as Officers for the
year.
Prof. Momyer made the statement
that he was proud OF the Alumni as
and that It was about the
best one that he had came in con-
tact with during the school work.
The roll of all the members was
called and several persons respond
ed to the names Of graduates who
now reside in other states.
Those making responses were:
Mrs. F. G. Spencer. for d. b.
johnson. Mrs. w. e. White for Mrs.
N. H. Chapman, Mr.. Eek Farrow for
Luis Stillman.
Gold Stars were ordered inserted
on the service nag for James Hamil-
ton and Floyd Trapp. who were At
tendants Of the Monte Vista hish
school and had given their lives in
the service Of their country.
The meeting adjourned and tho
balance Of the evening was spent
In dancing. At II o'clock . very
lunch was served consist
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-24
MANY NEW HOUSES
BEING ERECTED IN
THIS COMMUNITY

but not one TO rent.
During tho past few months q
number Of new home owners were
created In this community from the
sheer reason that they were forced
to buy homes 10 live In. the rentals
being impossible.
New houses In town and In the
country have been built. some are In
course Of erection and = great many
contemplated. which shows the way
the wind In blowing and points to
what may be expected In the growth
and Improvement OF the commun-
ity when the new schools are es-
tablished and the good roads and
other things come.
Recent improvements include the
following:
w. 8. Woods Is erecting = hne
farm house 30x40 on the Clark
ranch southwest Of town. Fred Oel-
lien. contractor.
Mrs. Alice B. Cheney is improv-
ing one OF her ranches with q new
ranch house and barn. Fred Oellien.
contractor.
Park Gon is building \ nice bun
galow for his mother in the Bowen
district. Ed Nash. contractor.
Sam Holland is having his house
remodeled and has Just completed a
new cottage on another quarter.
Homer Henry. contractor.
Fred Oellien has purchased the
old Mcintosh lots. corner Jefferson
and Third avenue and Is building q
new house thereon after tearing
down the old buildings.
John Correll is building a new
garage at his residence.
The Cemetery association has had
a nice cottage and barn built at the
cemetery. ]. w. Kenworthy, con-
tractor.
Paul Harris has started construc-
ton on q magnificent $1,000 resi-
dence on his farm. The floors are
to be of quarter-sawed white oak
and the interior finish to be elegant.
Electric lights will be installed and
the whole residence fitted up in the
most modern way. Glenn Watson,
contractor.
Luther Mcconnell Is hauling ma
terial for his new farm residence in
the Bowen district. Ed Nash con-
tractor.
w. H. Fassett has had . new sum-
mer cottage built at Masonic park.
This has the feature OF hard wood
floor for dancing parties. The work
was done by Merchant brothers.
Adam D. Wright has completed q
tenant cottage and machine shed ON
his half section in the West farm
district. Oellien. contractor.
Frank Worth has the contract for
the new cottages at the Soldiers
Home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-24

Preparations for work on the In
ferno mining property at Sumner
are progressing favorably. Prelim-
mary work such as fixing bridges
and roads and putting up cabins will
soon be finished and It Is expected
to start actual mining BY the hrst
OF June.