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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
MRS. RACHAEL GOLDEN

Death has again taken from our
midst a wife and mother who will
be missed and whose loss will be
truly felt by the bereaved husband
and children, and other near rela-
tives.
Rachael Luella Wilson was born
in the state of Nebraska, November
20, 1884 and came with her parents
to Payette in 1901. She was united
in marriage to Emmett Golden, jan
uary e27, 1904. Three children bless
this union, one died in infancy. Mr..
and Mrs. Golden have made Payette
their home during these years and
have lived happily together and have
by their honest and upright life
made many friends who will grieve
with the family in their loss. Mrs.
Golden was taken with the flu some
time ago, terminating in pneumonia
which resulted in her death last
Tuesday, March 9Th at p. m. Be-
sides her husband she is survived by
two little daughters, Ethelyn, age 4,
and Edna age 1. She also leaves to
mourn her loss, father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Wilson four Sis
ters and one brother, Mrs. Carl Clau'
son of Payette, Mrs. Byrd Gish of
Ogden, Utah, Mrs. Phipps and Lellis
Wilson of Payette, and Geo. Wilson
of Ironside, Oregon. Funeral arrange
ments have not definitely been made,
pending the arrival of the brother.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
GETS
HIS MAN

Sheriff John T. JeffeTis LETT Mon.
day morning for Lewiston and re-
turned Wednesday evening with
Frank Young, the man whom it will
be remembered was alleged to have
been connected with the stealing of
Mr.. Blunk's car from in front OF the
Hotel last fall and who escaped from
the train while being brought from
San Francisco by Mr.. Jefferis. Tho
discovery and arrest of this man
came about thru some more of Mr..
Jefferis' bloodhound instinct to run
down a fugitive. Some time ago Mr..
Jefferis was at Boise in attendance
at a Sheriff's Convention and in
conversation with the Sheriff from
Lewiston related his experience in
losing this man and stated the man
had relatives at Lewiston and alto
gether likely would show up there
some time gave the Lewiston Sher-
iff the name and description of the
fugitive and asked that he be on the
lookout for him, with the result
that last Monday Mr.. Jefferis receiv'
ed a wire stating his bird was in the
cage.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
MRS. KENT RETURNS

Mrs. Harry Kent arrived home a
few days ago from Grand Forks, New
Brunswick, Canada, where she has
been spending the winter with a
sister. She was accompanied by a
nephew, Lawrence McCluckey who
will make his home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Kent and assist in the care of
Mr. Kent's orchard tract east of Pay
cite. Mr.. Albert st. Thomas, who is a
native of Canada, also came with
them, and expects to move his family
here within a short time. Mrs. Kent
says she is more than pleased to
get back to Payette. While she had a
splendid visit and enjoyed it all, the
climatical conditions were very dis
At the time she left Can
ada the snow was four and half
feet deep, with the mercury register
ed 40 below zero while here the
grass is nicely started.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The sermon topic for next Sunday
morning 81 Christian Strategy
The time is past (if it ever was)
when we can hope to maintain the
things for which Christ commits
stoned us without knowledge of our
field and force; or without mo-
bilizing our force for our field. Ac-
cordingly our activities are largely
in cooperation with the other de-
nominations that have Joined ef-
forts and activities for a World
Movement.
At the same time we know we
will have something to contribute
to the general movement only by
keeping ourselves up and fit in our
own field. So we are glad to see
the enlargement of our Sunday
School and the live interest in our
Wednesday Evening meeting. We
have room and welcome for more
and you can do us good and we can
DO you good if you will come with
u.s.
The young people of some OF the
Churches have arranged Sunday ev-
enings meetings at the Y, at $3.50
O'Clock. Those of our Church will
be with them there.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
DRIVE WAS A
BIG SUCCESS

Tuesday was rather wet day fol
the big Commercial Club drive and
as a result President Graft, vice presi
dent Thompson and Mr.. Thurston,
secretary, were about the only ones
that were neither sugar or salt and
had the courage to get out in the
rain and solicite membership. How
ever the drive was by no means q
failure as S5 members signed up to
show their willingness to assist in
the work of the Club and boost for
Payette County. Another meeting
will be held at the court house this
evening when several matters of i'm.
portance will be brought up.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
WALDROW w. PAINE

Waldrow w. Paine passed from
this life Tuesday morning at the
home of Nurse Blanchard after a
brief 3llness. He was here from Boise
ASRg when taken suddenly with
Pneumonia and was taken to the
home 6sy Mrs. Blanchard where he
might receive proper care, but owing
to his advanced age and the firm
hold of the dreaded disease all medi-
cal aid and proper care was of no
avail.
Mr.. Paine came to this valley
about twenty-seven years ago and
settled on farm in Washoe Bot
tom near Payettes where he lived
for many years and made many
friends. He is survived by one son,
Carl Paine, prominent attorney of
Boise where he has made his home
during his declining years. He was
born in New York in 1888 being
past Sc years of age. The body was
shipped to Boise Tuesday evening
where interment will be made.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
GRIM REAPER
/, CLAIMS MANY
GLEN DUNN

When death takes from our midst
one who has lived their allotted tim ,
and has finished their work in this
world it is but the natural consequ-
ence of having been born into the
world. Yet we grieve. But when life
is snuffed out in the bloom of youth
and without moments warning, SAD
ness comes to us from Just cause.
When it was learned that Glen,
Dunn, young man of 23 years, who
was loved and respected by all who
knew him, a robust young man full
of cheer and happiness with every
protrect for a bright future, had
been. killed, gloom and sadness was
keeniy felt by the people of this
community. The accident occurred
at Emmett Tuesday at 1880 while
the train crew on the Payette Valley
branch were switching in the EN-
nett yards, Glen, who was brake.
man had cut the train and evidently
miscalculated in the distance be,
tween the cars, was caught between
the bumpers crushing his body just
above the hips which caused his
death at 1:15. He was taken to the
hospital by Conductor Whalen and
the other members of the crew. He
remained conscious and full of cour,
age, and seemingly suffered but
little to the last. He is survived by
a father and mother and three sis
ters. His father, E. G. Dunn, is oper,
ator at the Western Union office.
The sister, Mrs. Numbers, wife of
DR.. Numbers of Parma, and two
younger sisters at home.
Funeral services will be held at
- pett at two o'clock today. The
Z y~n crew on the P. V. will be re
Spged to attend the funeral. The
sympathy of the entire community
ISIS out to the bereaved family.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
pAYErTE AS A YOUNG PARIS

That Payette merchants are live
ones will be seen at the Emma Thea
rte, March "a and 25th, when beauti-
full girls will display wonderful crea-
tions from noted designers. There
will be coats with beautiful lines
and fulness, colors to dazzle and
enchant the eye frills, Hats new
from the fairy fashions of Paris,
gowns for afternoon and evening.
Ladies do you wish to attract and
hold your husbands love then
learn how to dress; begin by visiting
the Style Review. You will also be
entertained by Charley Chaplin in
"A Dogs Life and Bert Lytell in
'Lombarde Limited" Do not forget
the dates, Wednesday and Thursday,
March "a and %. Buy your merchan
disc at home. Desplay of suits and
coats Wednesday Gath; dresses, etc.
Thursday 25th. Prices % and so cts,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11

Public Highways and better roads
seem to be the principal topics for
conversation these days. Payette
County has been divided into two
Highway districts which seems to
have eliminated the jurisdiction of
anyone in taking immediate action
in road improvement. Each district
has floated bonds for constructing
good permanent highways which will
undoubtedly be done in time, but
while the necessary preliminaries are
being worked out, something temp
orarily should be done to make the
roads passable. Dragging after each
rain and not wait until the ground
is dry is the best solution. If each
farmer would drag the road along his
farm after each rain, just few hours
would do it, and any kind of a drag
would do the work No work. can
be done to add appearance to a farm
more than a little road work.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that there
will be meeting of the stockholders
of the Payette Equity Exchange held
at the office of the Company in Pay
cite. Idaho, on April II, 1920, at the
hour of 1880 p. m, for the purpose
of voting on the proposition of
amending the Articles of Incorpora-
ton in the following particulars:
OF increasing the capital stock
from s20,O0O.O0 to s50,00o.oo.
OF changing the number of Direc-
tors and providing for the election of
one third of the number each year.
For the election of Treasurer, Sec
retary. and an Executive Committee,
and for the employment of General
Manager.
Providing for the payment of divi-
dends according to the Bylaws.
Changing the date of the annual
meeting from the first Tuesday in
January each year to the third Sat
urday in January of each year.
Eliminating from said articles the
provisions providing for notices
quorum. qualifications for voting,
liability of stockholders and vari-
GUS clerical errors and to amend and
change said Articles in general.
To adopt new code of BY Laws
and to delegate to the Board of Di-
rectors the power to adopt a new
code of Bylaws, and to transact
any other business that the stock
holders may desire to take up at this
time.
AXEL JOHNSON, President.
B. F. HUFF, Secretary.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11

Talk about exceeding the speed
limit-Mr. Bartsche's team broke
all records last Monday when they
left the Payete Equity Exchange hit
ched to wagon and went up main
street on high with the throttle wide
open. 1t took two men to see the
race: one to say here they come,
and the other "there they 60" The
street was lined with cars on both
sides besides the barrels on the cor
ners, but in spite of the speed they
were good dodgers and never touch
ed hair A broken reach was the
extent of the damage.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
At
EMMA THEATRE

Friday, 12th-That great northern
play, THE Flame of the Yukon. y
Comedy, Fast Trains and Slow
Women"
Saturday 13th-Constance Talmadge
in Romance and Arabella." Mon
key Comedy.
Monday ia surprise feature from
Paramount Aircraft, and 18th
episode of "The Invisible Hand. ="
Tuesday 16-House Divided and ad.
venture scenic, 81 and the Noun
tain"
Wednesday 17th-Dorothy Dalton in
Quicksands" The famous picture
of the U-35 taken for German
eyes only.
and Friday-The latest
production of the great Russian
Actress, Nazimova Stronger than
Death" Mack Sennett comedy" His
Hidden Purpose"
and Thursday, "a & 25-1
Our Payette Fashion Show. If you
wish to see style and beauty, to
learn how and what to. wear for
1920, see our merchants display
of artistic beauty; also Bert Lytell
in "Lombarde Limited" and Char
ley Chaplin in "a Dogs Life"
April 1st and 2nd-Mary Pickford in
Heart of the Hills"
Matinee Saturday at p. m.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
MIR. AND MRS. COUGHANOUR
MARRIED 40 YEARS

Mr.. and Mrs. Coughanour enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, it being the
46th anniversary of their wedding.
This well known couple have lived
in Payette many years. Mr.. Cougha-
nour donated the beautiful Elk foun-
tain near the depot, to the city a
number of years ago, and has always
been a booster for Payette. May this
worthy couple enjoy many more years
of happiness together.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
CLUB
NOTES

/ Library Day at the Club resulted
/ in a gain of thirty books. Some do
| mated that are not Club members but
/ that is as it should be for the large
number of patrons will enjoy what
has out lived it's usefulness in the
home library. Mrs. White asks for a
volunteer for Saturday evening from
$3.50 to $50 One hour. Mrs. White
has served continuously since 1912
or by proxy and is entitled to that
much. 1t is not easy to close the Lii
brary at this hour and if several
could help, phone Mrs. Albert White.
She and Mrs. Spaulding are the only
two left of the first Librarians.
A letter was read at the last meet
ing from Mrs. Catherine R. Athey in
regard to a county nurse and the
club decided to invite her March %,
if that date is agreeable to her and
the corresponding secretary is to in
vite representatives from all parts of
the county to find out the wishes of
the majority in regard to nurse.
The health of the county is its best
asset.
Mrs. d. c. Chase, Legislative Chair
man was too i'll to arrange for pro-
gram but provided a substitute in
Mrs. VIM. Maule. 1
First of interest was Sousas March
Hands Across the Sea, played by Mrs.
Springston, followed by paper by
Mrs. Haynes on The Disposition of
Property by Will or Otherwise. Her
daughter, Mrs. Kilbourne was pres
ent and ready to answer questions |
that usually come up at such times. /
From this the Club went to Club |
Law and Usage. Mrs. Crump read |
1.-The Ideal Club Member" Mrs. East
man, 1.-The Duties of a Committee
and Obligations of a chairman. Mrs.
Will Coughanour, Property Rights
of Women and what it was under the
old Common Law Brought from
England. Mrs. Maule closed with
1.-THE Rights of a Wife" which she
explained were physiological rather
than any written law.
Mrs. Walker was appointed chair
man of consumers week and each
chairman is to meet at Mrs. Lauer's
to form plans for the proper observ-
ance of this special time from April
5th to 18th. With Twelve committees
should be doing all week.
The education committee was the
first to go over the minimum ten
dollars that each committee is urged
to make. Next the Civics Committee
went over the top with seventy dol
lars and twelve cents. If the whole
Club thru it's committees utilize Con-
sumers Week each one can bring in
at least ten dollars.
The red letter day will be when
the club numbers 200 and that is not
an impossibility.
New members are Mesdames Hart,
Anson, Easter and Kenepp. The dues
are $1.0O per year payable IN au-
vance or when joining. The Club is
a relaxation to many. Every woman
that is at all interested in the place
she lives should phone Mrs. Swank
and pay a dollar, and that reminds
me to remind members to ask Mrs.
Springston, "Are my dues paid or un-
paid?"
Mrs. Moss was chosen the delegate
to the General Federation at Des {
Moines. Iowa, in June, if she can go, \
Il not it will be Mrs. Hobbs.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Korupp and
son Hans and family of Weiser were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Korupp.
j. o. Bowker will ship three cars
of extra fine cattle to the Portland
market Friday. They were bought of
Mr.. AL Wilson.
Earl Hutchinson and wife leave
today for Warner, Alberta Canada,
to make their home.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
MIR. JOHN DENNEY HERE.

Mr.. John Denney, of Denney &
Company, fruit and produce buyers
and distributors with headquarters
at Chicago was in Payette a few
days this week on his annual trip
to the West. The Company handled
the largest volume of business dur
ing the year 1919 since its organiza-
tion and report very bright pros
poets for this year.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
GEO. M. WINKLER

Geo. M. |Winkler one of Councils
prominent business men, died Mon
day afternoon at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Will Doncho. The
deceased was SO years of age and
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11

had spent the winter in California
and had stopped here to visit his
daughter when taken worse with
Brights Disease which was the cause
of his death. The body was shipped
to Council Monday evening for inter-
ment.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11

Miss Alice Perry went to Boise
last Thursday afternoon and return
ed Tuesday evening with her broth>
er Elwin who was taken to the hos
pital for treatment Mrs. Perry went
up Tuesday morning to help bring
him home. His condition was not
improved by the treatment at the
hospital but is somewhat improved
since returning.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
CARD OE THANKS.

we wish to sincerely thank the
many friends who kindly "helped us
during the recent illness and death
of our beloved husband and father.
MRS. G. w. BUTTS
AND FAMILY.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11

Mrs. Ralph Farber was hostess at
a miscellaneous shower at her home
Monday evening for Mrs. Marvin Al
bert, nee Miss Leila Head. About 15
of her friends were guests. A delight
full time is reported and the hostess
served dainty refreshments. Mrs.
Albert was the recipient of many
beautiful and useful shower gifts.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
BRANCHES OUT IN BUSINESS

bHtdNthbo WI IN btSANcoo
o. A. Walling, proprietor of the
Payette Modern Garage has Durchas
ed the Red Dolton Garage on the
corner of 18th and Main St, Boise
This is one Of the finest garages in
the State and is located in new
building. Clarence Larson is in.
charge as head manager. Mr.. Walling
will divide his time between his
business here in Payette and at
Boise. In the Payette Garage, vii.
liam McCroskey will be head me
chanic, and 0ren Davis, bookkeeper,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
B. F. HUFF, Secretary.

SATISFACTORY sERvICE-that
is what the Payette Steam Laundry
gives on Semi-Finished Family work
(Rough Dry). Try it, Phone 8.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-11
LADIES!

Do you like to do your own ironing!
Then let the Payette Steam Laundry
do your hardest work-washing.
Phone 3.
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FARM BUREAU NOTES.
by VI. May Long, Home Demontsra
gt..a

jBy W. May Long, Home Demontsra-
ton AgcntD
The first community center meeting
was he'd in the Franklin Center
nOrthcas, of Mound City, Wednesday
night of this week.
Two sewing clubs belonging 10 this
center have been organized in the past
two weeks. The first, Mrs. John Inn
bodcn, leader, and the club members
are Lucille Giilanu, Marie ringler. Ella
Fries, Alice Gibson, Helen lmboden,
Edith Gilgnd, and Lois Brown and
Vera Mcintyre. These girls claim to
be- the live wires" Of this community,
and they are starting out To make a
100 per cen, club. Another sewing
club has been the Center school dis
trict, with Miss Blanche Noiffer rs
sader. These "willing workers" are
Hazel Brascllc, Norccal Anderson, Ma
garia Carpenter, Grace Armcntrout,
Bculah Carpenter, Florence Briskey
, and Mabel Wilson.
A new box of books from the state
Library has been received this week NJ
the Office Of the home demonstration
agent. The names Of the books are as
follows: Heart Of the West, Elephan,
stories, Dandelion Cottage, The Vol
Hunters, The Pale Horse, Anne Xii.
bourn, Between Two Worlds, Clematis,
The Last American Frontier, Pioneer.
ing Where the World Is Old, From
| Father to Son, Our Government, Sol.
ONION, Eagle, The Blue Bird, House,
wifery, Japanese Fairy Tales, Hant
| Craft for Out Door Rnvs Ernp Joh 4,
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t Warranty Dseds,. s5t'
r. C. Glenn 10 Harrison Nstsgsra NJ
lot &, Block 8. Mound lCity. .s.t7So
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Warranty DEEDS:
John W. Rogers To Charles Gil
fillan, s,s b, g, :, :, b. 20,
tx. Add. ..................$ So, 300
X. T.. Sellers, ct al, to Farmers o..
Exchange, No. 80. s'a 3, u. IL,
! Craig ....,..... $500
Roll Ross to Virgil A. Guyer, sw
ne "a, 80, IS. .,.............$i 900
Geo. Gelvin TO ID. A. Gclvin, ne
sw ., 62, 81, west Of Il. H.. s6,i5O
". s. Gossctt To ChGs. Rhodes,
lot ., u. 3, Hcrrin's Add,
forpcS ..,,.,,,., $500
G T.. Smith TO Mrs. Thos. Bunker,
lots II and ~, u. "B," Smiths
Add, fofteEcue go, ,,,,.,,, $500
Sidney Russell to Olivia Walker,
Ella lots 8, 7, h. is. Oregon. S., 500
Quit-Claim Deeds;
Winfield Gossett, ct al. to Chas.
Rhodes, part b. q and tract adj
joining, Forbes ........ 81, 00C
Butcher Gossett, ct al, 10 w. 5.
GoSsett, lots J., 2, 3, 4, 8, u. 8,
Hcrrin's Add, Forbes. ......Si, 00C
Transfers for week ending June 10
1920: ~
w. l.. Clark to Geo. King, lots 8,
| I. Is. IL, Forest City ...,,.......$l
II. W. Howe to Gale Mills, III
acres in %, 90, 40 and 80. 62,
~ ''.'.,.. ....,,........ .$l4,5O0
+. +. Boyd to Chas. II. Taylor,
lots II, 10, Ia, d. &C. Smith
Add, Fortescue ........,..,s aOC
G. T.. Smith to +. L. Boyd. lots u,
IL, IL, b. &c" Smith Add,
Fortescue ..,..,.,.. ..... S375
Sophronia Fleener to Ophelia
Riley, tract in 81, 81, 80, Fri.
Ii. IL, Mound City ......... 81, 800
John s. Smith to l.. Pettijohn and
WIN. Crawford, part lot 8, b.. 8,
Mound City .......,.......Sl0, 00O
John $. Smith to Clarence 7. Hall,
| lands in 20, so, 80. 81
Henry Floyd to Jesse NJ. Randall,
lands in 81, 81, 80 and S6. 81, ~
Carey Bunker to Stella Zachmau,
e'a lots 2, 3, o, Z, b. o, Ore
| Roh .',..''' ....,.........S9, $4,000
Oliber c, Plummer to W. j. Glass,
! tract in 80, go, 3S, $500
Frank Lovelady to Mrs. Lucy A.
holland, lots ~, 10, Ia, b. SO,
| Forest City ,.,,.............S4 5O
j. II. Watson to l.. II. Adams, lots
| !, 2, B. 9, Craig. 81 400
Media Reese to Mary Noggle and
lnez Reese, lots 1, I, b. so,
Mound City ...,....,...,,..Sl,0 900
Leo Cider a Vinegar Co., to Leo
Greenwald Vinegar Co., lots 10,
10, II, Is, b. 10, Forest City,
and lands in 32, 50, 3S, ... .S49, 900
Quit Claim Deeds;
VIM. c. Andes 70 John S. Smith,
fri. lot 8, Block 8, Mound City. 81
John $. Smith to Clarence T. Hall,
lands in 26 and rs, so, 80. ...$l
Ruth Brown to Robert c. ellis,
und. 10 interest in lands in 81,
80, 20, 90, 38. 81
Sheriff's Deeds:
W. H. Alkire VS.. VIM. Leeper, ct
al, to City of Maitland, part lots
/, 2, 3, 4, B, 0. Maitland. IL. .$35
W. H. Alkire VS.. Ed. Kelvin, ct al,
to Elijah Alkire and Jacob
Glass, lots I, 2, g., b. 8, lot 10,
b. IL, lot 3, b. 80, Forest City. $l35
Transfers for week, ending June 20.
1920: lbs o. ,fHta :,
IA Warrants Dssds,. Il -5ti 2
r. C.. Glenn 10 Harrinon nntn0nr,l ma
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A. II. Murray to J. =. Ramsey and

A. II. Murray to J. y. Ramsey and
wife, ne 30, 60, 80, ex 2 acres. s37 900
John Adolph to Jacob Adolph,
sia sw 33, 60, 3s.........si,6 800
Jacob Adblph 10 John Adolph and
wife, s,z sw $50 so, 3s. Isl 600
o. A. Shockley to Jacob 3. Nelson,
lots 81, %, %, Creamery Add,
Mound City .............$1,7 200
Elizabeth Ridge TO +. v. Agler,
lands in 81, 81, 3S.........sS00
G. +. Smith, BY attorney TO G. P.
Craig, lots IL and is, Block A,
Smith, Add, Fortescue. 1920
Helen X. Mccoy, ct al. to Kittie
Fries, lots Is, IL, is, Mccoy
Add, Mound City .......siO,l5O
Il. $. Brown 20 Elizabeth Ridge,
lots 9 and Z, Block 80, Mound
City .......... ...........sl,C GOO
Quit.Claim Deeds.
c. ". Craig to Susie Wallace and
husband, lots 8, 4, 8, 6, Block
5, Smith Add, Fortescue. ......Sl
VI. W. Wallace to c. w. Craig.
lots 3, 4, 8, 9, Block b., Smith
Add, Fortescue ..............Si