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New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEsv
YORK. BY THE GkAcE or <os
To Heber Il Bishop. Francis g Bishop
lanes {. Bishop. ogden NJ. Bishop Mary
c. Bishop. Elizabeth r Hartman; Har.
riet B. Lanier Edith b. Taylor. Harriet
b Arnold, William Stock, IS executor OK
the last will and testament Of Aiexardsr
j. Paterson. deceased Heber r Bshea
jrn John Bishop. Robert Ogden Bishop.
James Duane Pell Bishop. Mary c. Pea
body. Augusta Il. sigourney. Nathalie III.
Reginald B. Lanier. oliver =. Harrlmsu.
Mar B. Rosen. Reginald b. Taylor. Franz
is is Isyior. Marian TAYLOR. Edi;h Iayler.
Luther b Arnold. as guardian ~ Harriet
b Arnold aud to all persons Interested 80
creditors. ieSatees. next - hlu or other
BISHOP. deceased. who a. the time OF has
death was resident OF No. ssl Fifth
Avenue, in the city. County and state .of
Upon the petition of Moses Taylor. rer
siding at Mount kisoo. Westc hester County,
residing al Mount Kisco. westchess,f
You and each of you are hereby cited
Court OF New York County. held at ths
Hall Of Records. in the County OF New
York. on the 18TH day Of September. 1913
at half-past ten O'Clock In the torenooa
Of that day. why the account ~ procees d
lngs Of Moses Taylor and Frames 4
Bishop. surviving trustees under .l'a
Last VIII and Testament OF said Heb1-
K. Bishop. deceased. OF tho several trust .
by said VIII created Tor tho benefit y
hebsr K Bishop. Francis {. Bishop. jane >
= Bishop. ogden NJ Bishop. Mary q
Bishop. Harriet B Lsni-r. Edith y.
Fayior Elizabeth T. Hartman Harriet "a
Afnoto ana Alexander J. Paterson saocid
not be judleially settled ard allowed. -
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We hava
caused the Seal OF the surrogaies'
Court or the said County Of New
YORK 20 be hereunto affixed "A
WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN p CO,
HALAN, Surrogate OF our
said County. a. the Coun.y q
lSeAll New York. the p 81 day OF july.
IN the year of our Lord ons
thousand ntne hundred and nsne-
teen. =
DANIEL J. DOwpEEV
C!crG of the Surrngatns, C.nairt
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Business Space Leased

The Charle3 F. Noyes Company has
leased the buildings 500 Water Street
for the Rutgers Stores to Shockat &
Bogert; the store and basement of
224-26 Pearl Street to the Trinity
Trucking Co.; floor at 20 Beekman
Street to the Stationers Speciality Cor
poration, and have sub-leased to
Nathan Shapiro the store and base
ment of 48 Beekman Street for term
of years =.
Rouantree-s -schley. Company and
Henry l.. Dinel have leased the store
and basement at 7-9 Union Square with
7 to 20 East 18th Street to. the Basket
Importing Co., now on 23d Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
DUCHESS COUNTY
BEAUTIFUL DUTCHESS COUNTY
Homes Farms. Country Estates.
REACON-ON-THE-HUDSON

"BEAUX ARBRES." 10 acres. 2I-room
house finished as all allyear home :
steam heat electricity. gas, &c; cottage,
garage stable. fine trees and lawn; SIS. .00c.
4 DAIRY FARM. lT3 acres: 100000 has
been spent; complete in every respect.
fine apple orchard. with other varieties OF
fruits: IDEAL FOR canning; price. $4,000
heat gas electricity, hardwood floor.
sleeping porch. stable, garage; cottage OF
rooms; acres me views; $4,000.
CHOICE LOCATION. about l acre. lc
rooms and bath. All modern inpts.. Z
open freplaces: fine shade trees, lawn and
shrubbery; $4,000. terms to suit.
MODERN FARM 20s acres house has
been remodelied and has all the com.
forts Of a city home; outbuildinEs. &c
It's one q the best farms. $4,000.
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, 5 ACRES; at
tract.ve house. II rooms and bath. sew
eisl open firepiaces. servants quarters; all
conven ences to make complete home
price $4,000.
mPts situated on rise OF ground
surrounded by beautiful lawns and shade
irees: out buildings. price $4,000, cheap.
ELEGANT COUNTRY HOME, IA acres. II
rooms baths. sleeping porch, Italian
garden. garage. cars, beautiful view Of
Hads9n and n,ountains price s35. 900.
FINE HOME. 12A acres. rooms and
bath, heat; fruits. ice pond poultry
house. garage: good river View and the
surrounding country.
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB. s-room house
and bath, all modern improvements
plot l0oxl0o. corner; one of the best sec
lions owner must sell. $4,000. Apply
EDWIN J. WEBB IA ,.sasnn Main St: Tel: ls7
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Professionals Buy
Bona Vista $750,00O
Drive Apartment
Selling Company Said to
Represent Union Dime
Savings Bank; House
Covers 1O0th st. Corner

The Bona Vista, the tcn-story apart
ment at se2 Riverside Drive, south cor
.ner of 109th Street, has been purchased
BY BY tn the T Economy suildding and Realty
said to be identified with the Union
Dime Savings Bank. 1t was held at
s75o000. The building has a frontage
of 1910 feet on Riverside Drive and
100 feet on 109th Street. The ]. Ro-
maine Brown Company negotiated the
sale,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Semi-Rural Dwellings
Planned Near I'd Ave.
20 Houses in 48th and 49th St,
Block To BE Made Over,
Vine Clad Walls for Fences

In place Of apartments a novel i'm
provsment is planned for twenty three
story dwellings, In Forty-eighth and
Forty-ninth streets, between Second
and Third avenues. The changes
planned will give the rear Of these
properties a semi-rural setting, un-
usual in this section Of the city.
The Turtle Bay Holding Company, it
was learned yesterday, instead of
altering the sites at 227 to 247 East
Forty-eighth Street and 226 to 23S and
o42 to 246 East Forty-ninth Street into
apartment houses, as originally re-
ported, will alter them into four-story
private residences. The company has
already contracted for the sale of
seven of the houses to intending oc-
cupants.
The facade of the houses will be
changed and the interiors entirely re-
modelled. The back yards will be re-
placed with gardens and trees, and the
old fences at the rear replaced with
walls over which vines will trail.
Most Of the houses involved in the
sale were reported sold last June by
the Rutland Whiting, Benjamin Cor
poration. The purchasers at that time
had In mind the REINFORCEMENT of the
property with modern apartment
houses.
Banker Buys House for Wife
Howard Lee. Roome, president Of
William j. Roome g. Co., has sold for
the Clark estate the fve-story Ameri-
can basement dwelling at 1856 East
Seventy-first Street to William c..
Langley, banker, who now lives at East
Williston. L. I.
Mr.. Langley bought the house as a
gift to his wife. The Clark estates
recently sold the adjoining dwelling to
Leon II. Kronthal, Of Speyer & Co.,
bankers.
West Side Dwelling Sales
Pease & Gilman have resold for M.
G. Titus the five story private Ameri-
can basement dwelling at 800 West
Eightyfifth Street. on lot 18X10O, pur-
chased by the seller about month ago.
Sale in Eighty-second Street
The ]. Romaine Brown Company has
sold for Vera Rascovar 16 West Eighty
second Street, four story and base
ment dwelling on lot 21xl02.2
Seventy eighth Street House Sold
douglas GIBBONS Il Co. have sold Tor
Mrs. Louis J. Watjen, 81 East Seventy
eighth Street, four-story American
basement dwelling on lot 17x102.2, be-
tween Madison and Park avenues.
Dwelling in Seventy ninth Street Sold
Theodore A. Kavanaugh, of the Office
of John J. Kavanaugh, has sold for
Helen M. Valentine, 118 East Seventy
ninth Street, five-story dwelling, on
lot 18x1O2.2.
Hath Street Dwelling Buyer
Miss M. Monahan, of Dwight, Archi-
bald & Perry, has sold for Richard T.
Greene to Mr.. Taylor for occupancy
the four-story American basement
dwelling at 544 West Hath Street, on
lot 20x1O011. The house was purchased
by Mr.. Greene thirteen years ago
through the same broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
SuRROGATES' NOTICES

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In puTsuance OF an orde- OK Hon John
p. Cohalan. a Surrogate oe~the County q
New York notice IS hereby given to Al,
persons having claims ag ainst Herman w.
Braun, sate ot th~ County OF New York.
decreased. 10 present the same with y5ucN,
ers thereof TO the sub<er ribuss Al tn<sv
place Of transscting business at the oasss
voise. No. 81 Cedar Street. 10 tho go~onr,
Of Manhattan, city Of New YORK, ON or
before the n day or February NEXT
Daiec. New York. August sth tsis sci.
EEpvIG BRAUN ..-
THEODORE C. WEYGANDr. "a
Executors ~
ROUNDS. HATCH. DILLINGHAM; n
DEBEN OlSE- Attorneys for Exec -
ss- Cedar stiret. Borough Q. Msnhattsn'
New York city. -
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Brooklyn Apartment
Bought by Investor
Builders Resell Flat on Beverly
Road Corner; Buyers for
Dwelling Houses

Meister Builders, Inc, have resold
2l0121o5 Beverly Road, corner East
Twenty-frst Street, Flhtbush, a four
story apartment hou.e on plot 5osx
100, accommodating sixteen families, to
Max Weintraub. This property was
held at $500 with a rent list of
$4,000 The brokers in this transaction
were r. r. Plum and w. A. Simon G.
Co.
Wright Barclay has sold for Fannie
NJ. Constable private dwelling at TT
Willoughby Avenue; also for James l..
Barclay "a dwelling at 173 Willoughby
Avenue, and for Clara B. Bayne a
dwelling at 169 Willoughby Avenue,
each house on lot 20x100.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
London HOnors
Navy for Victory
BY Great Pageant
King George Reviews Brill.
liant Array of Craft While
Throngs Roar Tribute to
Victorious British Seamen

LONDON, Aug. 4-Cheering multi
tudes, clustered on the banks Of the
Thames this afternoon. witnessed "a
elaborate river pageant with whieh
England's peace celebration came to
close. More than $50 boats, headed by
the royal barge, containing the King
and Queen, the Prince OF Wales arid
other royalties. participated in the
demonstration 70 Great Britain's naval
and marine forces
Both houses Of Parliament suspended
for the day
Not since the Victorian period has
London witnes sed d river celebration
of such magnitude. In the procession
were two decoy mystery ships. USED
during the war for chasing u-boats and
an old sea lighter filed with member
OF the Womens Royal Naval Service n
blue suits and white caps
Royal Barge in Line
Days when the Thames was the
Kings Highway" and when the people
of London used boats us. as their
descendants Of today use taxicahs
were recalled by the appearance 81
King Georges royal barge This craft
was built more than 200 years ago for
Queen Mary by King william and Is
ornamented richly with crimson and
gold.
The procession which was raarskailea
al the Tower Bridge at j p. H.. spread
out five miles, and when the head q
the line reached Chelsea and turne.
with the tide, the tai OF the proce ssion
was just leaving the starting point.
Nf -
royal barge was greeted with roars of
cheering on both banks, the noise cut
minating in an explosion OF applause
as the barge shot into the Cadcgan
Pier in Chelsea, opposite Batterses
Park, where the King disembarked and
was received by the Admiralty and
civic officials.
High Officials Attend
After the King, who sat at the stern
OF his staunch old craft under canopy
crown and was rowed by eight water
men quantity costumed, came the Ad-
miralty III rowing barge. Then fol-
lowed steam barge with the Lord
Mayor. acting a Admiral OF the Port
OF London Next came launches bear
ing officials of the Ministry of Shipping
and other marine services A naval
unit following comprised dozen
tweive-oare cutters and large barge
mounting three guns. emblematic of
naval development. The smallest gun
on the barge typified the weapons used
against the Spanish Armada, the Aecond
gun was OF Nelson's period, sut the
third, an eighteen-inch gun, tha> .esvI-
est Of floating ordnance emploNetsin
the great war
After the barge came a lenGth, \
string of craft representing various
shipping companies, wireless telegra-
piers, sea scouts, fishermen, yachtsmerf
and others.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05

Court st. Brooklyn: May 81; installs s o
c, atty, c 4 Weber, A Court St. Brook
r, tL,t So. 300
t'ARk AN. 4513, $. 26x135.lo. Fly Lang
ana ano TO VIM r Carell. $50 Madison
av; Aug ! due. etc as per bond: attvs
appleton, 2 & H. So Wall st s. 300
" EBSTER AV. .15262s 3. 37sx1lsx
Reich. Inc 81 w 33d st prior mtge
sS2'I5o; July 9: installs y p psr
month: atty. VIM 5 Petit, Far Rocka-
=. SIS. ! q o
JOHNSON AV, IS. $. 36xl0O. George
kohant to Eliz " Tierney. % Van Cor
lear Place; July 70: due July l. 1872. 6
G. atty CaVanaugh, 3at Broad
way ;:::.........- .............. 5000
AV. Pas, Q s. 22.4xs5 Jane
Fitzpatrick TO Arthur Mcguire. 2l46
Lafontaine av; July IS: due. etc. as per
pond; atty, A T Mcguire. 214S Lafon-
t4lNe aV. 81 90 q
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY

US AN oPPoRTUN-
nv to help you build your own home on
,.ry liberal ter;ns in the Edgemont Es-
,s 'e's ,he rrscSt suburb In Westchester.
- 80 minutes to New York via electric
Sssryice Macadam roads brick sidewalks.
sswer and water. We are Offering lots
"a plots al pre-war prices. Scarsdale-
rsre,,ont Corp, Madison ave. 2e77
t;ran.ercy.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Henry Clcws Gets $4O,O
For Bonnie Rrae at Teno

Arthur c. Sheridan sold at auction
last Saturday on the premises at
Lenox, Mass, the country estate of
Henry Clews, banker, known as Bonnie
Brae," to John B. Haskin, of New York,
for $4,000. The property adjoins the
residences of Andrew Carnegie and
Henry Hollister Pease. Among those
at the sale were Chauncey M. Depew,
George Higginson, DR.. Pease, Fred
erick s. Delafield and Judge willard
Bartlett, Of the Court Of Appeals,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Bonus for Chicago Brides

A. Chicago firm, to encourage produc-
tive matr' mony, has announced to its
employees that it will give sl00 for each
heir and s100 for each bride. Those
eligible for the prizes are limited to
one bride.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Buys From Plans at ScarsdaIe

Prince e. Ripley have sold for
Wheeler B. Gambee a residence. in
course Of construction. on Greenacres
Avenue, Scarsdate, to W. H. Schumann,
OF Schumann & Son, jewellers, of New
ork CITY The house is one Of several
being built in this section. II il
Colonial type house of ten rooms and
three baths and was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
122D ST 500 w.
SURROGATES' NOTICES

~ oruhSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
rats aHt"MsLE ., ,s JOHN r. COHALAN, e surro-
ssss,oy given to All psrsops having claims
~ tSsa,nss ns BENJAMIN A. WILLIAMS, la - OF
,hs Soanty sy Of New York, deceased. TO .ps sssns
+ Jjss'osrs at the once OF Joseph Van Weck.
"a, Yc,.N no. Ill eth Avenue. in the City OF Nav
nexs ~ oe1o'e 'os As,n oeS VI AuSvs'
arx vs;:d ss New York. the nth day Of Fsbru.
HERBERT D. BROWN,
JOSEPH VAN VLNCK. JR-.
Executors.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Brown Parts With
Dyckman Tenement

Frederick Brown has sold to Joseph
Greenwsld, % Arden Street. five
story apartment house, on plot 27x110,
located 'one block from the Dyckman
Street subway station. Butler & Bald
win were the brokers.
West 4lst Street Flat Buyer
Theodore Ortmann has sold for
Estelle L. Marzolf and Amelia NJ
Bauchle the five-story tenement ON lot
25x98.9, at 243 West Forty first Street,
to j. Harry Riker.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Capacity Of Irving Plot Flat
TIE Be Increased 100 Per Cen,

William A. White & Sons have sold
the property at rs Irving Place, six
story. and basement apartment house
on plot 26x1o6.S. The purchaser is TO
alter the building providing two apart
ments on floor instead Of one, as at
present
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN

rwo FAMILY BRICK DUPLEX HOUSE. in
~nsst section OF Brooklyn. every known
,-,nrovernent. Each apartment can rent for
,Tp .,an T,er month Sacrifice to responsible
W. se Man always on premises. a. Hampton
FTsSe owner. Chas. Harsh. Al Liberty
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
LONG ISLAND
12 New Jamaica Houses

ssyen to nine rooms: restricted neigh
Aarhood: sll modern improvements: com
sa,ss in Two weeks would cost $1,000
Dc Dc 81 built now +. l.. FERGUSON &c
nranrs St BroeEisn. y. y. Tel. Main lSl6.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05

~sE JEANNE PIN PURSUANCE Of an ordss
d AZ .ls County q New York notice Is hereby fivsn
Rltf persona having clsims against. JEANNE. 2.
saisp me same with vouchers thereof. 70 The sYe;
ft6 Ass,ms s Place q tIsnssctine business. Ne ~
ass aGss n.s On OF before tho 18th dag Of octonss
xp,r sxSkEas TisT Si iss cofHSi ia Essca.as & es.'
sassE 4 CASE. Attorneys Tor Executor. u Wap
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Deal Opposite St. Nicholas Park

Leon S. Altmayer has sold for Daniel
J. Riordan to client of Sidney L.
Warsawer the Raynor, at 452 St. Mich
olas Avenue, tive-story apartment on
plot 376x87. The house is near 133d
Street and opposite St. Nicholas Park.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
NEW YORK STATE
Commuters!

~ miles out on motor highway with an
acre Of land Is an attractive home, ali con
venlences, for $500. There is barn on the
rear Of IN. plot that rents for $50 per
month. Can you appreciate this?
Howard Goldsmith, 63 Park Row,
Telcnhone o146 Eeekman
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Transpacifc Mails

The connecting malls close at the General
Postoffice and City Hall Postoffice sta
tions, New York as follows
Hawaii, Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco, per steam.
ship Ventura. August
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China, Siberia
Siam, Cochin China. Netherlands East In
dies and Philippine Islands, via San Fran
cisco. per steamship Nippon Maru. Au-
gust Z.
Hawaii. Guam and Siberia, via San
trancisco. per United States Transport.
August 10.
Netherlands East Indies Especially ad-
dressed only). via San Francisco. per
steamship Tjisalak August 10.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. per steam
ship Lurline, August IA
Hawaii, Philippine Islands. and special
y, addressed mail for Japan, Corea. China
Siberia, Siam, Cochin China and Neither
lands East Indies via San Francisco. per
steamship Ecuador August 1s.
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia Siam,
Cochin China, Netherlands East Indies and
Philippine Is.e ends. via Vancouver and VIC
toria, B. c.. per steamship Monteagle. Au-
gust 49,
Tahiti. Marqusras. Cook Islands. New
Zealand and specially addressed mail for
Australia, VIZ San Francisco, per steam
ship Moana, August 26.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
Shipping News
Continued from preceding page

SEVILLE. July 27.-sailed: Steamer
Consort, from Genoa for New York
SHANGHAI, Aug. 1.-Sailed: Steamer
Acme lfrom Hankow). San Francisco.
SHIELDS, Aug. 2.-Sailed:. Steamer
Grampian Range tBr.). Montrea.
SYDNEY, n S. Aug. 4 Arrived
Steamers klenspear (Br), Antwerp (and
sailed for. Montrea); Joanna (Br., Mon
treal (and sailed for Gibraltar); Lingan
CBr.N. Montreal (and sailed on return)
schooner Edward Roy (Br.). seaward.
Sailed: Steamers Llangorse (Br.), Lin
erick via Montreal; HOLLAND (Nor.). Que
bee.
TARRAGONA. July 31.-sailed: Steam
er Oavarria (Span), New York.
VALPARAISO. Aug. 1.-Sailed: Steam
er Cowboy, New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
ArIAKE MAHOPAC

California bungalows, situated in most
beautiful section, near New York; perma-
,srr vatsr rights. Only one hour and
Wv minutes from y. y. II you are look
,,c for a bungalow where you can have all
sonvsnences this is the place easy terms.
,iAHOPAC POINT CORP. l Madison Ave.
Telephone Gran,crcy--2o77.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05

BUNGALOWS and well.built houses. bss.
w., r..IasSs sections Bogota Leonia and
roads Hudson Tube. trolley. stores schools
rluiches and MOVIES: some 60x2i0: price 81 500
many msny Diners some for rent See me at once RAY
MoND MOORE. West Englewood av West Ensle-
wood. \. j. Tel. Englewood l3l3M
eCMAlr. New Jersey.-Granite block resi-
denee. 10 bedrooms. baths; every
modern appointment; three and one-half
Svses, W, beautiful grounds. K. H.. Box 2l9,
"esthury, l.. I.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05

FOR SALE E-wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
estate Of 17s acres: modern residence.
sanitary barns. profitable orchard; land
Granite Springs. \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
MEETINGS

MEETING OF THE AMERICAN INsTI-
TUTE. Thursday. August 7th. 1919 at sss
Y 23d St. 30 .. m. r. r. MURDOCH. SEC
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
PUBLIC NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that William
Goldberg Is no longer connected with
LeopiA Waist Co.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
MASSACHUSETTS
CENTLEMAN'S ESTATE
NEAR SPRINGFIELD. MASS

Com prising q very. finely appointed resi-
aence of Is rooms and s baths in perfect
'ohaition; Scar stone garage: ten acres OF
'eno servants lodge; beautifully culti-
,aled rose gardens with persolas; unusual
.,ees ,,a ana handsome shrubs: sacrifice price
@,uo0O; with terms
Iotis E, MALLORY. Springfield, Mass.
Phones 1090-l09 Walnut
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05

Miss M. Monahan, of Dwight, Archi-
bald & Perry, has sold for Richard T.
Greene to a Mr. Taylor for occupancy
the four-story American basement
dwelling at 544 West Hath Street, on
lot 20xl00.11. The house was purchased
by Mr.. Greene thirteen years ago
through the same broker
New-York tribune., 1919-08-05
NEW JERSEY

Telephone 1886 Beekms
The Era-leader., 1919-06-26
Foreign News.

Sgt. j. Fred Bateman from
Savenay France sent in a mes
sage this week and we repeat a
most cordial howdy-do! from him
to all his parish friends, Fred
has no idea when he will return
home tho he would be glad
enough of a sight of home and
home friends. Says he has trav-
eled over all of France and Bel
gium and a part of Germany till
he has grown sick of she'll torn
battle fields and devastated
towns and country and has a
keener longing than ever before
for peaceful and prosperous
Home sweet home!" He has
just been moved from his long
residence at Nantes where he
received The Era-Leader regu-
larly since he landed and directs
US now to send it to Savenay,
France.
The Era-leader., 1919-06-26
Social Club Meet.

The first summer social of the
Waverly Club was held with
Mrs. Robt Darlington Saturday
from 4:3O to $50 and was largely
attended regardless of the heavy
rain of the afternoon.
Committee reports we're made
and civic business discharged,
after which an hours reading
was given by Mrs. Vol Brock in
the new book Dawn" by Eleanor
Porter, which the club has
elected to read in installments.
A lively discussion of the story
was enjoyed around the tea
table while the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. W, j, Dobson, served
delicious olive, pimento and ton
que sandwiches with iced tea.
Mrs. W. J. Burris will be the
next hostess.
The Era-leader., 1919-06-26

Miss Hazel Booty is spending
this week with relatives in
Smithburg, Miss.
Miss Lena Goings of Smith
burg, Miss, is a guest in the
home of Mrs. Dyson Booty.
Mamie Brock returned home
Tuesday night from a fortnight's
visit with Eleanor Dunn at Ham
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Waller are
making farewell visit this
week to their aunt, Mrs. D. G..
Wood, as they expect to leave
July 1st for their new home in
Atlanta, Ga.
w. L. Richardson & Company
will occupy the new H. W. Magee
building on Main street next
door to the Fern hotel, about
July 1st, with a stock of general
merchandise.
Hines Schilling of Hackley,
one of the most successful farm
ers of our parish, stopped in
Franklinton a short while Sun
day enroute to Houston and other
points in Texas, where he will
spend a months vacation.
r. j. Simmons and j. Pierce
Seal spent Monday night and
Tuesday in the vacinity of Fol.
som in trying to locate the negro,
Brown, who was out of jail under
thousand dollar bond and failed
to show up for trial Monday.
Rev. G. N. Kimberlin after
spending the week with his wife
at Turo Infirmary, came home
Sunday for his week -end service,
returning Monday 10 New Or
leans where he will remain till
ne can bring Mrs. Kimberlin
home.