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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS.

Verdict for the defendant, in
the case of Erickson VS.. Hanson,
was returned by a jury in dist
riot court last Thursday night.
The case, which involved lum-
Der transaction, arose in the
Ferdinand country.
Fred Erskine returned Tues
day night from a visit to his old
home in western Iowa. Mrs.
Erskine, who accompanied him
east, returned to Idaho county,
but will spend several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Lemmons, at Spring Camp, be-
fore coming to Grangeville.
Louis F. Mathewson, formerly
of Idaho county, and Miss Mabel
Ferguson, of Lewiston, were
married Saturday in Lewiston.
The couple arrived in Grange
vile the first of the week for
visit at the home of w. H. Eller.
Mr.. Mathewson is a brother of
Mrs. Eller. The newly-marlied
couple will reside in Lewiston.
At recent meeting of the
school board City Superinten-
dent F. E. Lukens was reelected
as was also the grade teachers
with the exception of the fifth
and sixth, those teachers having
decided to go elsewhere. The
school board decided to grant an
increase in salaries of approx
imately 20 per cent.
Judge Wallace N. Scales, who
has been confined to his home
for the past two weeks with an
attack of influenza, is rapidly
regaining his normal state and
has announced that court in Nez
Perez county will open at Lewis
ton on Monday April 18th. The
regular term of court for Lewis
county was postponed until May.
No objections to the Grange
lille paving program were filed
with the city council, which met
Monday morning in the old
courthouse for the purpose of
hearing protests from taXpay-
ers. The council met at 10 a. M,
and continued in session till
noon. Merits of various pave
ment materials were discussed
by the council and citizen.
George w. Stephens, through
the agency of Rothwell & Quin-
Ian, on Wednesday sold his 24O-
acre ranch just north of Grange
vile, to Robert Nicely, of Pull
man Wn. Possession soon will
be given. Mr.. Nicely is a brother
in-law of A. X. Wiley of this city
Mr.. Stephens purchased the
ranch a year and a half ago, and
sold the land at what is declared
to be an advance of more than
$4,000. He has not decided on
a new location.
Charles w. Durham, who sew
eral months ago sold his big live
stock interests in the Salmon
river country, expecting TO locate
elsewhere, has returned to Idaho
county, and probably will again
make his home here. Mr.. Dun
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Fifteen FIatbush Dwellings
Bring $l7l,5OO at Auction

=, Joseph p. Day, in the Brooklyn Real
Estate Exchange room on TUESDAY
night sold at auction fifteen new
houses in the southerlv Flatbush sec
ton for q total Of Sl7l,550.
No. 1902 Avenue r, southeast corner
Of Eighteenth Street. 25xlO0 was sold
to j. A. Billiard for $4,000; 1924 Ave
nue. K, southwest corner of Nineteenth
Street, went 20 W. n. Stenert for Sl3,-
500, and 1920 Avenue +, to H. C. Muir
ray for $1,000; 1906 Avenue R went
to Myron Kreiger for $l2 O0O 1909
Avenue r, to Melbourne Lucas for
$4,000; 1911 Avenue r, to Max Udell
for $4,000; 1915 Avenue to J. J.
l.eavy for $4,000; 1919 Avenue r to
Ada A. Stapleton for $4,000; 1921
Avenue R, to Sam Hyman for $4,000;
1924 East Eighteenth Street to Herman
NJ. Schaap for 1920; 1880 East Eigh-
teenth Street to William Maurner for
$l2.500; 1886 East Eighteenth Street
to jacob s. Kahn for S13,250; 1T East
Figh eenth Street to J. J. Leavy for
$4,000; 1901 Avenue T, northeast cor
ner Nineteenth Street, to J. A. Billiard
for Sl6.75O
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Purchases
Two New 9-St0rv
ApartmentHouses
Gives Cash for Buildings in
West I'D Street; Com.
pany Acquires the Prince
Monaco, in Tooth Street

j. Axelrod & Son sold to Louis
lsraelson the TWO new nine-story
apartment houses at l05-1l5 West
Seventy-third Street. The two build
lngs cover plot Of l45 feet. the
larger of the two being 82x1Oo and the
smaller 63x100. The apartments are d.
Vlded IN suites Of three, four, five and
SIX rooms, with one to three baths
These buildings, which have been com
pleted two months, represent the hjqb-
Side. 0'' '"e esV
), Inc price involved is said to be in
the neighborhood of 81 100000, and is
an All cash transaction. Mr.. Israclson.
the purchaser Of the property. has been
"ctlVe as an operator for the last few
Years, but declares ne has purchased
ms N property purely for investment
I'y rehry - kantrowitz was the broker
ne Se,!er was represented by Stoddard
p r'aih ana thc purchaser by Morrison
The Prince Monaco, n;ne-storv
apartment at 227 and 22s Vest Se9ty 5o9tS
street, 5o.Sxl001l, near Broadway has
been D conveyed by the Duluth Rca,tv
corporation to the Central Business
Corp9rati0n c. ,.pS fa The The property is mort
James Ky.e & Sons, with Harris
Nought Co, sold the two tive-storv
aPartments ia and l1G East Fjftv-
fourth Street, 50xl00, to a co0perstiyc
syndicate
Dietrich Klingenberg resold to WIZ
lam Martens. the four-story tenement
All West Fifty-fourth Street, 25x100,
Ollie Scheuer sold to Julia Hecht the
ilve-story apartment, 1915 Sherman
Avenue, 50x100
John Foster sold to the Young {,
Murphy Realty Corporation the five
story fat 226 East Eighty-sixth Street,
25X102c
Pauline Goldhsher resold to Sarah
Jackson the four-story tenement 204
Avenue c. 25xG2.3.
Edward N. Crosby & Co. sold for
Mrs. Rosie Otto, the tenement l6s
East l09th Street, 25xl0011, to
Maurice Rosen.
The Ethell Holding Company resold
the three tNrec-story apartment dwell
ings $40 to 144 West l2Sth Street, l5x
100 each to Philip Green. Paul Hyde
and Edward NJ. G.lliard, respectively.
Jenny Adam sold to Emily Krauss
the five-story fiat 800 West 1l7th
Street, 26.5xl0o.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Buy Downtown
Loft Buildings
ForOccupancy
Boyce Estate Sells Realty
at Washington and MUIR
ray Sts., Owned by Family
for Seventy-five Years

Walter F. Sherwood sold for the
Bovce estate. 257 Washington Street.
corner of Murray Street, and the ad-
Joining property 25s Washington
Street, for the Billingsley estate of
sesttls, to the K. f. Cochrane Com
pan for occupancy at the expiration
of the present leases. These proper
tics have not changed hands in about
seventy-hve years.
Fish Firm Buyer in West Street
The Seaboard Trading Company, q
long established export salt fish con-
ccrn, bought through W. f. Dean & Co.
for their own use so and 81 West
Street, fve-story building, 43.4x9O,
roar Morris Street, and after altera-
+ious Will occupy it for Office and ware
house purposes about May l, 1921. The
company also owns 7 and Front
Street, 20 South Street and AS and 48
Water Street It clso has long lease
on its present office and warehouse at
- Water Street, where it has been To-
Gated for fifteen years.
Sale in Greenwich Street
The Para Crude Oil Company sold to
Joseph j. McAlonen the fve-story
building 236 Greenwich Street, 222x
76.5x irregular.
Beecker Street Loft Sold
The REQ Speciality Shop, Inc, sold to
Morris II. Westin the seven-story loft
1872 Bleecker Street, 25x1OO
Deal in 125th Street
Mulvihill & Co. resold $40 and 314
East l25th Street, threestory dwell
ing, two stores, loft and rear stable
S7.6xl00. for Henry Lehman to II.
Anderson.
Invests in Tenth Ave. Property
D-vil shapiro bought the five story
building 517 Tenth Avenue, 24.6x75.
Resale in Third Avenue
Simon R. Bregman resold to Samuel
Silverman the property 2l5.2x1161Ox
irregular on the west side Of Third
Avenue. 11011 feet north Of 174th
Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Will Erect Store Buildings
On Brooklyn Corner Bought

Samuel Galitzka sold for the Lcrner
Associates, Inc, to the Miller Bergs
Construction Company the soutA west
corner Of Averse J and East Thir-
teenth Street, f00xl00 which will he
improved with store buildings.
The Clinton Trading Corporation
sold to Elsie NJ. Wood the one family
house and garage 303 Avenue NJ, cor
ncr Of East Third Street, through
Williams Dexter, Inc.
The Bulkley {. Horton Company sol
T32A Gates Avenue. & two story dwell
ing, 2oxloo, for the estate of John Cas-
sidy.
William P. Jones and Frederick 3.
Hotter sold for Edward Wilson to Sal
vatore Tomasino the four lots, 2Ox10o
each on the south side Of Sixty eighth
Street, 31S feet east OF Eighteenth
AypnNp
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Real T. state News
" oman Resells Dwelling
In East 82d Street
Gertrude Gilbert Disposes of
fine Home to Eugenie Town.
send; Other Houses Sold

=, Gertrude Gilbert resold to Eugene
I lownsend the tive-story dwelling a.
EaS; Eighty second Street, 17xl0O.
Ihe Carver Chiropractic College,
how bOs at ha'32 sl2 "sst Seventy sesond Street,
ment dwelling 16 West Seventy sixth
Street Street located near Central Park West.
1ll me property was recently sold by L. j
phllltps Co. for Mrs +. NJ. 10th and
title taken by Anna J. Goldcv.
!, Emil Koch sold to Abraham Cohen
1he three story dwelling % West 119th
Street, 15x100.
Porter & Co. sold for the Wells Hold
ing Compan" to Anna Murphy the three
story dwelling 209 West l21st Street,
l6x1O0
Annie W. Ullman sold to Willis Bart
lett the three story dwelling l19 West
123d Street. 1S.9xl0O.
The Nosnibor Operating Company
sold to Gomez f Whitfield the three
story dwelling 125 West 131st Street,
17x10O
Aaron Weiss resold to Philip A. Ma
rargelia the three-story dwelling 554
West 165th Street, l6XlO711.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Results Of Auction Sales


DRIVE, W r. l0cl0 II 1915
81. runs w 2eSnG5 2Ne' Kiss .ase25 l
xs5sl0. y part. vacant; Bank Of Wash
iugror Heights aet Corn Exchange Rank
r: a.. due. SO .524so; taxes, &c. s.
By Henry Brady
eTif ST. 7os = :. Sc . Avc c. 2g.51eo 10
4-sty lost ana str; Wolf Wolkenbcre agt
Jos Wolhcnoerg 1t al: due. sl2.325. 8 .
taxes. eto. s2ss4o: prior mtg, slhs79; to
re Tia.nt.N Tor $4,000 over prior liens.
57TN ST 449 +. Il =, 60 " "a ave. l6'x
l05 ;. a-sty sin to, and str; Babies
shelter of the Church Of the Holy Com
saunlon agt fillian e. Bates ct al; doc.
g. f2J 2s taxes. otc, slOS.32 10 Benla-
MIN Cur.s,lansou FOR t''.coo.
~ J l!ncoln Seice Go.
lsisT ST. ssl L. = $. 72lo " Honeywell
ave. 90 ex95.lo 20 Hornaaay pl x5oxS8.7
2 sty dwlg. Uar1y G. Horton ag' George
singer 81 al. due. S569s.t2. taxes. etc,
slTQ. g. GeorGe Singer for $500.
~ George Price
AVE, 3562 100 = 2f2d g.
59xe5; American Savings Bank aet
etc s 15s.t5. To- tho plaintiff tor sf,V9o
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Ex-Sailor Charged With
Aiding in Rice Murder
Police Say Prisoner Has DYED
Hair \ellcw Since Death
of Man in HO,d-gn

The Joint crusade OF the Police De-
partment and tFe naval Intelligence
oureeu f"irs5 cx-service men alleged
70 be proving upon habitues of the
Tines So are ard Central Park dis
.r'cts e - tie arrest yesterday Of
Frank c Glance, known as "Big
Fr RI:
l'e was formally charged with com
y in tNe murder Of John Rice Of
90 led ord Avenue. Brooklyn. or the
night Of October s The police assert
( Rice vas killed as the result of q
2 .d-"p The killing occurred at 203
o00ard S.reet Bro klyn.
CaScc rwer y vas Q sailor and
&C ri ~ % t-e police, was dishonora-
= : schar- Cd fl n JNe navy He is
ra' - ard va arres ed at the Penn
sy raria St.tion by Detective James
FIN. o. re Wes. T irty-seventh
S.rce; station. Finn declared that c.
arces hair, which is naturally dark
bt ~ nat been dved yellow.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
October Tax Collections
Show Gain of SI6.350.OO0

AsHINGION, Dec. s.--1aXes COT
,ec.ed h. the government during
October increased oy about sl6.350,0 600
over the same month d year ago ac-
cording 20 reports complied to-day by
the Bureau C Internal Revenue Col
lections !1r tee month amounted to
Slrs537 600, compared with %183.2o6.-
Veq d October. 1919
Collections from me beginning Of
'ae tscal vear. however. showed de-
crosse OF about sl6l 900 600, as
a. at the corresp sponding period of
1918 From July i u October 81, the
aggregate reoe pts we're 1892 O00 09O,
aga.nst Sl,553.0 900 900 during the same
moat1s q 1913
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Builder Plans Flats for Fort
v a.hinetcn Ave. Rlnck Eron.

Kooert s. ClarN has sold the block
ttDar- comprising ten lots on Fort
ssn ngton Avenue, between l70th md
ID - streets, "itn frontages Of 1875 feet
OIL hort Washington Avenue and 1870
:ee- ID the side streets, To Samuel II.
'o.eing. the OPERATOR and builder,
no having plans prepared for inl-
pro- * the site with apartmcn, houses.
lne proucrty is tae remaining veg
s,r-s frontage o. the block bounded b.
k'oaaway Fort Washington Avenue.
l'V,- and l7lst streets. acquired r.
~ Clark estate from tho Cherries ~
SSafney ee'atc in 1908 l.. j. Phillips &
-. 4ern - hrnkera
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Block Front for (artin0 Go.

Ne1rge z Read B @ lcaecd Tor
,,ae ,ae at-yyesas. keai Estate Company
ne DloeA front o. vacant lots. east
.'1e vi Firs. Avenue, Thirty-Grst
- la.r'y-socond street. contn.ning
9'sr I9,oyD qlare feet, % thc Empire
O~rt.r2 Company.
tnar.es b. Van Valen, Inc, leased
fohces az 81 and 81 Maiden Lane to
"'ssEaen J. Enash 4 Co.. stock brokcrs
- n.,e Goodman leased az 20 Wcst
3eyeateensn Street tAe sixth loft 10
END.n, Kl.ngcr /, Co and tne top lof.
- the K.Yoll Rubber and Novelty
Pm pahy, ,he store and bascmcn, at
!, "est Twentieth Street TO Tlchncf
ntctnefa and me SIKH loft at and
East twentieth street 20 the Enter
tF.sc Nanufac.Ar!nx C0mnanY.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Scioyei Pleads Not Guilty

Joseph Solovei. Assistant Corporation
Counsel, appeared before Judge Au
gustus y H nd yesterday in the United
States CO n; and pleaded not gully to
an Indictment charging him with having
Sr.o 2 gen. Of the Internal Revenue
Department 10 drop case on which he
vas "orking.
Alber, Gross, who vas named with
So.ovei in the Indictment as having
aided and abetted him in the bribery,
also pleaded not guilty His brother,
Benjamin Gross, Who was indicted for
consp.r.ng % violate the Nolstead act.
e',ered milar plea The three men
were released IN their, original bail
Q. $2.5o0 each
eo.ovai has been suspended from The
..-a U nc Corporation Counsel
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Boat Company Buys in Jersey

Joseph p. Day sold for the Jersey
City Galvanizing Company part of its
fnctory in Jersey City to the New York
Boat Oar Company.
The part sold consisted Of two
story build ng. 5Oxlo0. at "a and 76
Morgan Street, which the buying COM
panv will use as a distributing ware
hOOCp
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
$4,000 Rental for Flat

Frederic II. Allen of Freder OK Zit-
te' & Sons, has leased for the Iona
Home Construction Company 121 West
Scve entv-ninth Street. tivc-story house
altered into apartm ents for ten years,
at an aggregate rental OF Sl10 600. The
same broker leased, with the Nreeland
Ord Realty Company. the northwest
corner Of West End Avenue and Eighty
e ghth Street. story dwelling, to
builder for alteration.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Suites in Apartments Rented

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
leased apartments at 257 West Eighty
sixth Street to William c. Foster, at
rs East Fifty-sixth Street to Mrs.
Catherine Tower, at 322 East Fifty-sev-
enth Street - Barlow II. Hall and at
81 West Firty-third Street to Joseph
GoldstN cker; also doctors offices at
90 West Fiftieth Street to Drs Edwin
c. Brenner, James T. Hunt and Med
win Lealc
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
S2OO.0OO Loan Given OH
Building on Fifth Avenue

COR Charles r. Johnson and Charles G..
Tru sell loan of 5000 900 on 557 Fifth
Avenue five story building, with a
onc-story extension. The property IN
the last month was leased. at s25.000
vct per anNum to Alfred A. Hagedorn,
who suhlet it at S32 000 net to F. Z.
Tri0ler. who in turn rented it 70
Theresa Tavl0r for S3e 900 net.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Home Huying in Bronx

:, a9rz Il Cren, inc. gold .or James
fsy Ss5 Stebbins Avenue. tho
'@snil2 twellinx. zOxi2O.
me two-family house nt 1921 Perry
nYeh1s, 2t<lO0, nas been gold by hrm
ss.1,hg Erothers for J. Hanlo1 % J.
Fannie Sobsl sold to Ernma Boch
vAm 'ns swo-story dwelling 114S Tin
r'n hYsaus. Eoxj10.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
lO3d Street Flat for Synagogue

The Halleran Agency sold for the
Monoboro Corporation, Of Flushing, the
four story fat 222 East 103d Street to
the Congregation Of Asharath Israel, Of
Harlem. The property has been pur-
chased for synagogue purposes.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Fire Record

.zo--iso Greene St. Interna.
lonei i'.n4ias cc.apsnN pa u"k"0W"
tonohi.e Rose Weinberg. Total loss
2O3 'Nrst l45th S.. rubbish
in lot. unknown. ......... None
nen ~ ',"''''. ...'. ..... Trinlns
A.e. ,he Nrons. automobile
oe Sew York NJ at CORPORA
ION ................. Total loss
Ave. the Dronv. Gle ated
10 - W., r',elfth 81 Della
sto~i1 ga,oe.e s., Anarsx
so xxx 5GT' or 900 wcs, lssd ST. """0""
Iffas Company. ......... Unknown
20 f0-1t5 West SlNty-s.xth st.
Mary Peters .......-.... Unknown
= -lo71n S. and East River
Hcow oI nricn Hrothcrs. Trinlng
49, - Wes, Twelfth S,. {
l2s-,5 niycrs'ae Drive, D. l..
l.ao-i4 A%cnuc y oscar ne.ier
'.'o~7a, =. Z. s,. ,ss4 st. tho Bronx; :;r.,c,.w
.o,-~4eo 9. is2l vt. tho nrons
L. Coies ............,.... Unknown
t'oo-les ". ssd st. {. Ceihardt
r.oo--,se jackson ay. the Bronx
Ilb'ftt Metal Workp ..... rrin!ng
t.+o~No7'h hiysr and 2o,h st.,
ncow. Department of Stree,
Cleaning .......... TrininE
s:4o-7N e Iea,h st, ,Nr nronx'
\. Woiecuihal .............. Triring
t.<1-s3D E"rRcn az. tho Bronx. J.
s.ls-In feon, Of a Alien s, "a
ATcuu" T.. ..............r Unknown
% -1o5 rearl st.. I.~vy Bros. .iriring
s.s0--ee " i1ih at, GreenAloin.
Fiy"rn FcHes ........ Unknown
7.ln~lD. "ooe,cf st.. sasoll Il Co.
CrknowN
3 80 sts s,roaaway. Joseph Sha-
pro ........ ........ Unknown
Z va ~. ana broadway .... CHkNO
. ,zt W"st l3oih 81. Aat,he
ftJIIuIlI ( y N ~
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
LEASES Estate af Wood,ncre

The payson Mel. Merrill Company
aas leased for George De Forest Lord
TO Mrs. l.. +. Day his dwelling with
bout fifteen acres. on the north side
x Meadow Edge Drive, Woodmere,
7
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
LARGE STUDIOS

IlN 10 T7TDN,
80 MADISON AVE..
10 leasc. s. 500, size 27x21. exceptional
IS nt, high oriMng. il!aid noor bathroom
suitable artist. sculptor. Interior decor n.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
New Jersey
APARTMENTS TO IFT--TVRNISHFD
Manhattan

stsT 81 1s9 W-Uppcr roorr. sunny.
Ouist. comfortable, Yer,nanent business
man preferred.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
REAL ESTATF--SAIE OR RENT
Manhattan
:. 6lST-4 Story. 1T-toot dwelling. bargain
s2l,5oo Owner 463s Murray XII.
estclieetcr
New Jersey
Manhattan

HIGH CLASS APARTMENTS $1,000
$4,000 ali modern improvements elcva-
'or service. go Madison ave. at 3Tth 81.
4nlt Murray XIII.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

TO SrpIET desirable Offices on Broad g,
near curb Market. Approximately 500
sQun.e feot; Two private and good sized gen
Grad of'iccs. K y. J.. 20. Tribune
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-01-07

Miss Kathleen l.i;ton, of Dot.
Lee county, has been the gnrst
OF her sister, Mrs. j y GiIuier.
in the Gap for several days.
STRAYED to my place about,
six weeks ago a hghtronn white
face COW owner can have
same by paying for ll"rpin aud
for this ad = VI Rrasor Eng
Stone Giap, VA -adv
Mrs. Harry Jesser and lttl.
daughter, Irene, are IN London,
Ky. visiting relatives
Mrs Mndge Dingess Camp.
who il attending "A business
school in huntington, w Nn.
spent the holidays in the Gap
with relatives
Mrs. Cox ana son, jack, spent
part Of The holidays in Norton
with relatives
Mrs r.. h Tinsley spent last
Wednesday az Norton with Mrs
j. X Taggurt
FOR SALE one Red Cross
Singer Sewing Machine Gall
phone No l2s, Big Stone Gap.
adv.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-01-07

Go to the Wise supply Com
pany for Your hay adv.
Miss Lucy lliuer returned to,
the Gap this week after spend
ing the holidays with relatives
IN Wuynesboro. Va.
Miss Lonisr liorsley returned
Monday to abingdon whore shr
is attending school al Stonrwall
Jackson College.
Misses Marye aud lIattie
Johnston. OF Big Stone Gap.
are spending a few days this
week in lmbodru, visiting Mr.
and Mrs. " g. Watts, of that
place
Misses Ruth Croech aud FL
lasue TrlulSlc, OF Norton. at
tended the SHOW in The Gnp
"Wednesday and Thursday
nights
Mr. anl Mrs. Harry Hepp. oil
the tannery works, were the
hostesses OF party THURSDAY
night, December 10Th, given in
honor of their gucsts, MIR. aud
Mrs James Neary, Of Corbin.
Ky. All present +, ported tinr
time
Mr.. and Mrs ". 4. Watts. of
Imboden, and children, Elclcn
aud Arthur, were the guests Of
Mrs. Charles Johnston, Thurs
day, December 10Th.
Mrs. Sally 4. Bailey spent "a.
few days III Washington, d. c..
and Lynchburg during tie
holidays
Miss Janet Bailey spent a few
days last week in Graham Wis.
ting Miss Virgie Troy,
Mrs. W. 4. Head spent a few
days in Bristol last week.
Miss Clara Lou Burchfield
spent few days last week Wis
ting friends in Bristol.
Byron Rhoads, Jr. who is
attending school ut the Univer
silly OF Pennsylvania this year.
spent the holidays with his pa
rents IN til, Gap
Miss Margaret Taylor spent
last Wednesday nt Clinchporr
visiting her grandmother.
Mr. and Mira. Il. Il. Mouser
and daughter, Sarah, of Spar
tanbnr9, 5. g., spent the huli
days in the Gap, guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Mouser
Carlisle Sknen, engineer for
coal company III Kentucky
spent the holidays with home.
folks in the Gap.
NJ. and Mrs. w. NJ. Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. y. Kilgore
were the guests of Mrs. j NJ
Blessing for the holidays
Misses Ora Cleek Susie Kill
gore aud Dnkotn Barnes spent
the holidays in Gate City visit
ing relatives and friends.
Henry Mccormick, state su
rerintendent OF roads at Glover.
port, Ky, spent the holidays in
the Gap visiting his parents.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j l.. Mccormick
Mra. Chas. Bum left last
week for Alabama, where she
will spend some time visiting
relatives and friends.
j h Bum and son, Charles
Bum, who are engaged in road
work IN Sullivan county, Tenn.
spent the holidays in the Gap
visiting homcfolks.
Donald Prescott, who is con.
nected with his fathers planta
ton in Alabama, spent the hol.
lidays in the Gap visiting
homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Banks and
Miss Rosa Bruce spent Thurs
day and Friday in Bristol at
tending the funeral of Mrs
Banks grandmother, Mrs.
Martha Ballard, who died sud
denly at her home on Moore
atrept