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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-16

Prof. Raymond Pearl of Johns Hopkins University addressing Ma uonal Academy of Sciences at Chi cago said a fly has more chance than man 10 live to be 100 years Too much pampering the human race, he aid
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-16

Earthquake reported from Bakers field, Cal. The tremors continued for several minutes but caused no serious damage.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-16

At meeting of Newark City Council It was decided to jodn with Jersey City in fight for lower gas rates
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-16
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN.

Ruth Hall, of 510 Laurel avenue reported to the police last night, that her automobile was stolen from its parking place on the City plaza.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-16

According to reports at Vienna Ukrainian insurgents are driving the BolSheviki out of Ukrainia
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-16
STAMFORD

What effect five cent fare in Bridgeport will have upon Stratford riders remains probIematical, but if Stratford fails to benefit in any way by reduction it is certain steps will be taken to Jet the Public Utilities Commission know that Stratford is on the map. Should the fare be five cents from the center to city line, the only effect Stratford riders will re- ceive will be the added inconvenience of paying the usual 10 cents, in two installments, virtually return to the zone system. Should this mean five cent fare within the Stratford line, it might benefit a few. who ride from Paradise Green to the Center, or from other sections to the center However, Stratford people are still hoping that the Commission and the Connecticut company will treat Strat- ford as a residential section of Bridgeport, and give Stratford the benefit of the fare reduction. There is marked expression of disap- podntment heard in Stratford because the old fare limits and transfer privi- leges were not left they were, with any reduction in fare being a slicing of a few cents from the present 10 cent rate.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-16

Town Manager R. H. Hunter has not given up hopes entirely of keep ing the tax rate where it is, 2E mills, and possibly s1icing il a bit, maybe not this year, but next year. How ever, a change in the method of val uation may be necessary, some may benefit by the change, and others may find themselves owing a larger semi-annuaI tax bill. There is hope among a few that the tax rate will be shot to the sky, if necessary, for one year, so that the town might get out from under the old debt en- tirely, and get a fresh start. There are some who apparently never pay, no matter what the rate, but there IS a growing feeling that the days or neglecting to p2 taxes, without serl- ous consequences. are over in Strat- ford.
 Tonight at the Stratford theatre s'The Affairs of Anatol,'' the much talked of moving picture feature, with an all-star cast. will be presented.
 As predicted in this column some weeks ago, the council will soon start on a schedule which will call for meetings on the second and fourth Monday of each month.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-16

School children are counting the days until Thanksgiving, their next holiday They haven't long to wait
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
REALTY NEWS y narEF.

Charles N. Heymarr Je is the pur-
chaser OF the five ste apartment
house at 322 West issth Street. recently
reported sold.
Z Maurice de Forest Lakewood ir.. Is
the buyer OF the dwclinl At East
Eighty-first street. sold tarou7h Doug
las T.. Eliman.
Victor Freund e. Son. Inc. were tbs
brokers who negotiated the recent sales
OF COS East Fifty-scventh s.rcet. .N
Third avenue. 525 East To. ty-nlnth
street and 15s East Thiftlein street.
four story stable.
Shepard Morgan, one or the cxegu.
lives OF the Federal Reserve Bank. =
the buyer OF the four story dwell;ne
1R East Seventy-seventh street. sold
recently by Joseph q. Abramson. Mr.
Morgan will remodel II into an Ameri.
can basement dwelling.
Mrs. Mollie Manick Is the buyer OF
.ots East i0fst street. sold By Daniel
II. Jackson.
; The Cruikshanl Company and Mauricc
werthcim negotiated the sale Of "a.
Lexington avenue, reported yesterday
spiro kucich paid s22 900 for s12 Yves;
107th street: Lucy B. Krause took title
TO "A West Thirty-ninth street: cornelis
Baldie il the buyer Of A56 West Twenty.
third street. and Samuel Dublin Jr. oi
s1o West ii3th street, all reported soit
recently.
The y. Eomaine Brown Company 81
2ee Madison avenue viii move on Ma,
! to 10 East F'orty-third street
J. Lawrence Greenfield has moved
rom 1872 Broadway to 10 East Fortistt
street.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
BROOKLYN MARKET NEWS.

j. u. O'ConneD Jr., sold To6 Flatbush
avenue, q two story store building, for
r.. Butler: 1873 Wildwood street, two
story dwelling. to h Cunningham; 1S0
Rutland road. a two story dwelling. to
f. Dockweiller: 1s3 Feninore street
two story dwelling. for w. Heineking.
and 2i0 Lincoln road, two story dwell
ing. for George Mckenzie.
Realty Associates sold n two story
dwelling az $50 Bay Ridge avenue to
William +. stein.
Harry NJ. Lewis sold for Edward A.
McGerty the two story dwelling. 17x10o.
at 247A Windsor place to Ellen =.
Henry
Charles Partridge leased the corner
store Mt s14 Atlantic avenue TO Mr..
Seme.
Frank A. seaver & co. sold the three
family house at 434 Bay Ridge avenue
for George p. Heuser.
william r. Harmon & Co, Inc sold
lots and plots on their South Waverly
tract 10 the following r. r. Dickey, T.
Nicotro. r. Cakes. Joseph Sciro, Harry
Drilsr. d. Papeil. r. J. Muller. NJ. Bern
stein. A. Christensen p. Fiducia. ;
zinmon. II. Morgenstein. Edward Farley
Samuel Coiman. Hannah Farley. $. Vol
man and Frank l.. Cosgrove.
Martin Company leased for y. J. Felix
4 sons TO Croner, Hyman Co, Inc.
the third floor In o64 Fulton street
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
BRONX DEALS REPORTED.

Benenson Realty Company bought
from an estate the southeast corner OF
Kingsbridge road and 194th street. fac
ing Poe Park, and consisting OF a plot
OF about ten lots.
Edward Polas, Inc. sold for Mr.. Bro
tossi the three family dwelling at 1856
Grant avenue, 25x100, TO A and l..
Cohen and Louis Klein: also for Kate
waingrow the three family frame dwell
Ing, 25xe5 at 2140 La Fontaine avenue
70 Frederick II. c. Wilkening: also for
DARRELL Realty Company. Inc. TO STAN
ford, a dwelling at 212 Alexander ave-
nue, 1896.
John Kelly sold for Mrs. Frances Crib
ben POSI- Bathgete avenue, a dwelling,
a5xe7, 10 DR.. Jerome a. McSweeney.
~ho win occupy.
Sisca G. Palls dino sold for the Pomp-
tine Realty Corporation 10 August
Cocozza 6o6 Van Nest avenue. a two
story dwelling. 25x100.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
Borough OF BrookIyn-sale or Rent.
Borough OF Queens-Saie or Rent.
AT FOREST HILLS, L. |.
TAX EXEMPT FOR 10 YEARS.

Beautiful new house and garage, on corner
nlot 5oy10O four blocks from station; 10
e,inu4as 10 Manhattan via train has
rooms. baths. steam heat, electricity and
gas. parquet floors throughout, sleeping
norch. enclosed front porch all glassed,
sona ~ to laundry. instantaneous water heater.
every modern Improvement; entire house
decorated: interior trimmed in white and
mahogany; sewers and all city l@nprove- @ I'VE
nents: restricted property. Price s30, ,o0o,
cash $4,000 GEORGE G. JOHNSTON.
owner and Builder, on premises daily and
Sunday from / until y. NJ, corner COLO
MAI, AVE. and EUCLID ST. Forest Hills,
L. l. Tel. Newtown SCI.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
For Other Real Estate News
See Page 16.
NEW HEAD ron REFonMAroRy,

Harry &. Eoneck. warden Of the Ray
mond street jail. IN Brooklyn. since jan
uary l. probably will be the next super
intendent or tho New York City Re.
tormatory. New Hampton. The place
was offered "a Dr. Amos r Baker. but
lie declined It. II j. understood thnt
HoneclS. who Is next on the civil service
examination list Tor the post will ac4
4oept II n rs offered 20 him
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to East River.

sfST ST. 9. East.--Fi,s story American
basement and three BATHS: large extension;
hardwood floors and electric light immedi-
ate possession. seen any day. between and
3; can be bought at $4,000. JOSEPH @.
100 East 10th st.-1ex1o2. 2: 4 story and base
ment; story extension immediate possess
sion: can be bought at $4,000: plan for
American basement at my office. JOSEPH
G.. ABRAMSON, 40 West 1Gth. BRYANT 4Oo4
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
Above I4th st. to 59th st. unclusive).
East River to North River.

cheap RooMING HOUSES.
Four story, basement and cellar: high
stoop. IA room dwellings on lot 19x1o0;
possession at once: land and building,
furniture and going business, ready 10
step into. all for price little more
than the land Is worth; very easy terms.
Apply between 10 A. NJ. and L. NJ at
3i5 West 18th ST., between sth and 9th
avs.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to North River.

e3D ST, 264 West (between Broadway and
West End) .-t9xioo; 8 story American base
menr, bathrooms; story buffers pantry
and bathroom extension: all msdern I'M
provements; immediate possession; seen any
day between 10 and 3: can be bought at
s35, 900: JOSEPH G. ABRAMSoN. 40 West
10th Tel Rryant dOQd
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
Big BUILDING FOR
AUTOMOBILE TRADE
2 Will Replace Five Story Flats
on West Goth ST., Bought by
McMorrow Bros.

A tall building TO be used by the au-
tomobile trade viii be erected on the
site OF the three old fashioned five story
flats at 80 and IS West sixtieth street.
which We're purchased yesterday by Me
Morrow Brothers. former builders. from
Joseph L. Gilbert and Louis Kramer.
The flats cover plot 75x1O0 and were
held at s1So.Ooo. They are aust west Of
Columbus Circle. Sharp & Co. were the
brokers.
In part payment the buyers gave 70
Gilbert & Kramer four detached dwell
inss and garages recently completed by
them on the Boston Post road. opposite
Split Rock road in Pelham Manor To-
gSther with an adjoining ten acre tract
divided into building sites. The prop
erty. valued at s15o.0o0. is in one OF the
best sections Of the Manor. The sites
will be resold to builders. The Sixtieth
street structure will be ten or twelve
stories and is estimated to cost about
s75o.Ooo.
Builder to Improve Drive Plot.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Daniel E.
Freedman and Alfred Rau one-half the
block at the southeast corner OF River
side Drive and 143d street 102 feet on
Riverside Drive by 99.11 feet on the rear
line. The buyer is well known West
Side builder. who paid all cash for the
property and will start Immediately to
erect an apartment house.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery to 14th St, Inclusive.

3T3 Washington ST.. near Frankiin.--5 story
building, 25xT0. with elevator: possession
May /; $4,000: mortgage $22,500. CIIAS.
F. MOVES CO. 11S William st. Phone John
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
Borough of Broux-sare or Kent.

FRAME, Q rooms, all improvements; quiet
street, one block Washington Bridge, near
Jerome subway: possession at once; cash
$500, balance terms. Call Saturday, Sun
dav HOGAN 1121 Qndnr 1Gftl st
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

CHARMINGLY furnished house in perfect
condition. very large living room, recep-
ton room and library. masters rooms.
servants rooms. 8 baths: between Maoi-
son and Park avenues: owner going abroad
will rent for May and June or longer; $500
per month: fully equipped for housekeep-
ing: competent servants will remain it de-
sired; by appointment. WORTH!NG-
TON WHITEHOUSE. NC, 446 Madison
av. Plaza 1900.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Above 14th So. 20 59th st. tlnciasive).
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
Borough of BrooIsIyn-saIe or Rent.
BARGAIN-FLATBUsH

BARGAIN-FLATBUSH.
For sale cheap. room and inclosed porch
one family house, 1f5f East 18th ST.; reason
able terms. Owner on premises Sunday, or
phone Cortlandt 9O62.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
Deals Revealed in Transfers.

The Salvation Army sold 10 Statos
Iuras the four story building at 8
Catharine slip. 20.6x4Q.
Frederick Hodschars sold to Rose
Soritsky the six story building at IL
Bond street. 15.exi00.
Marcus & Goldstein sold TO Ferdinand
II. Mlnrath the two story building at 50
Walker street, 24.1xSs.I.
Kabee Realty Company sold TO Ro-
sale H Bretzfekler the two Ave story
flats at eos and 2lo East i2ad street,
Box10o.
Lottie L. stoll sold to Julius Buch-
wald the six story tenement at 352 East
Third street, 462x31.4x irregular.
Angus. StelhoTn sold to George Lickei
the five story fiat at 211 and 213 East
1i1th street 37.6xI00.
Blanche A. de Failly sold to A. ".
Flanagan the three story building at Is
Bleec<er street. 22Gx66.a
Birdie Berliner sold 10 the Company
Lyonaise the Ave story tenement at &c
East Fourth street. 25x96.2
Joseph Dedlicka sold to Joseph Huml
the four story tenement at $40 East
Seventy-first street 25xt00.
Max Reiber sold 60 Jennie Sapiro the
two FIVE story fats at f42 and 14s East
Ninety eighth street. 75xl00.
p. j. Ruicka sold TO Ernest Panuska
the three story dwelling at ss4 East
Seventy street, is.sx102.2
Anna Rahiil sold TO Anthony j. Aiusco
the dwellings at 55a and SCI West
16sth street. 50x3f.7.
Cornelia w. Siade sod to Marie II.
Rourk the three story dwelling at As
East 1o6th street. 20xt00
Peter w. Foy sold to Catherine r.
McMorrow the three story dwelling at
2s7 West Seventeen street. 1s.6xf0o.
Hazel S. Turner sold TO Gertrude l.
Tergoff the four story dwelling at 10
East Fifty fifth street. 16.sxi00.5.
Alice u. Sanden sold for $27.50O to
Adolia Rvan the -four story dwelling at
6s West Eighty-seventh street, iTx10o.s.
Max T. SHELTER sold to Anna Lubell
the three story dwelling at 22s East
5eventy-nlnth street. fs9x102.2
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
MuItifamiiy House snle..

9. & G. Realty Company, Cohen &
Glauber, sold TO a client OF David Lion
the northeast corner of Fifth avenue and
114th street, 51x100 on Fifth avenue
and 20x100 OH Hath street, three five
story building containing ten stores and
apartments on upper floors. They were
held at $175,000. Aaron Fishbach was
the broker.
Harris & Maurice Mandelbaum and
Fisher & Irving Levine purchased from
the estate of Il. M. Slider a five story
flat, 25.6x100. at $50 Columbus avenue
between 106th and 107th streets. Will
lam 8. Baker. broker: III. Seymour Els
man represented the purchasers.
Max Tannenbaum sold for Louis and
Margaret Quenzer to DIR. Henry Cold
schlag the two five story tenements with
stores, 4Sx90, at So and 65 avenue c.
The buildings were constructed about
forty-five years ago by the sellers.
Leonard Well purchased from Hen
rietta Il. Jones the five and half story
tenement with stores at $50 East Tooth
street, 25x100.
Adolph Weiss purchased from Anton
~ Huppman the five story flat at s
East 10th street, 196x100.11. L. j.
Phillips & Co. were the brokers.
x The estate OF Bernard Cohen sold the
two five story tcnements at Ell and 219
avenue G, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets
Thomas Ford sold for NJ. b. Harrison
Of London, England. to John Rifle the
fve story brick apartment, :7x125. with
store. on northeast corner of Second
avenue and Seventh street. Henry
schnoider represented the buyer.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
New York.
Vermont.

vIBanioNT-For rent, ~ acre island IN Lake
Bcuroseen, with completely furnished 10
Toom cottage, two baths, ice, firewoodi two
for season. Box b SO Herald. Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
Borough Of Richmond--saie or Rent.
WALL ST. ATTENTION

Two brand now six room houses. each on
S0x125 plot five minutes trolley ride from
ST. George ferry; corner of Franklin av
and 4th st, New Brighton, g. IT,; price
IS 500; ten years tax exemption applies 20
these houses. c, Ms9 Ms.s99,, room uis snd stuceo
hot water heat, and unusually fine garden ;
price $4,000. Appointment by teiephoning
iT3T-R Port Richmond.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23

MANHATTAN BEACH.
% minutes express to Times SO. &c. fare.
BARGAIN PRICES. LIBERAL TERMS.
New eight room detached stucco houses.
with garages: all modern improvements I;
plots 60xi0o. overlooking inlet.
Representative on property
Saturday and Sunday.
SHORE ROAD. AMHERST AND BEAU
MONT STREETS
Or particulars from
ALLAN r. FOX,
200 Broadway. New York city. Cort 5s74
The New York herald., 1921-04-23

LEASE or sale, new room unfurnished ali
year residence; private surroundings con.
vent, Mt 20 city: also room furnished cot j
tase: ideal for young couple. JoHANsoN,
fst ct, Ridgefield Park. N. j.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23

MONTAGUE ST, f04.-House. vacant: lot
25rt00, 4 story, basement house. 25x60 and
extension. IL rooms, 2 baths: parior and
basement can be used for business: easy
terms; win show between II and i2 A. M
Sunday. j. w. SHEEHY, SO list place. Phone
23Ia Henry.
ssTH ST, NEAR SHORE ROAD,
one family house. 10 rooms. two baths: oil
modern improvements; two car garage; 40x
100 price &f5,000 Phone Henry 12f. Call
between A. NJ. and r. NJ.
90 800 square feet land; frontage streets
Morgan av., Greenpoint. Fabric Dry
Cleaning Machinery Company building ri
Hush Terminal, ATth ST.. near I'd av.. Brook.
ivn. Sunset S21f
The New York herald., 1921-04-23

BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.
GARAGE. capacity 100-125 cars, direct from
owner; give full particulars first letter
Box 132, 434 Lafayette St
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
cprAr xrorrSr pApcAYN

GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN.
Owner sacrifices $4,000 for $3.50; brick
yeranda. glass enclosed, steam heat. tile
bath. electricity, parquet floors. fine fix
lures, artistic decorations: garage space; 8
cent fare TO New York; tax exempt: small
cash payment. balance like rent. Call any
day, 10th av.. between 51st and sea SITS.
Phone Wildwood 72Ss.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23

ELBERON. DEAL. West END.
Furnished cottages for rent.
WARIoEIL q BURKE,
Wert End -<us~w sta stfcnAr
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
other sales In Manhattan.

Leroy Coventry sold for the John c
Rodgers estate 3o3 West Eighty-ninth
street. three story dwelling. 20x100
William B. May & Co. sod for Mrs
Martha Werner a four story dwelling.
2Dx100.S,a. at 20 East Nlncty-thirG
street.
Lebertan Corporation sold 70 II.
Schwitzer 497 Broome street. a four
story store and loft. The purchaser
paid $4,000 cash for the property over
a mortgage OF $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
Long Island.
LONG BEACH,

LONG BEACH, L. i.
Show room space, corner Park St aud
National Boulevard. Phone Rhinelander 9Iss.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

WANTED to rent established paying board
ing house. o Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23

SAVE Money Time, Annoyance.
Ask for list showing pictures. prices and
descriptions of homes offered.
GEO. b. HITCHCOCK, INC, Bogota, n. j.
The New York herald., 1921-04-23

TWO FAMILY house, in fine condition, best
location in Orange. one block from D.. L..
& w. station; possession OF first floor May
l. Inquire voGEL'S. o01 Main ST., Orange.
Phone Orange 1885.
The American Jewish world., 1921-09-02

and Gertrude Goss of Winnipeg,
who are guests in the city, Miss
Evelyn Witebsky entertained
seven couples Monday evening,
August %, at her home, 5o5 Sixth
Avenue North.
Miss Regina Schwartz, who
will become the bride of Mr..
Henry Cheynkus, Sunday, Sept.
4, has been much entertained.
Mrs. Benz. Peller entertained at
a kitchen shower, August 3; the
Misses Rose and Tillie Segal en-
tertained at a Parcel shower, Au-
gust 6; the Misses Rose Gensler
and Sophie Rather shared honors
in entertaining for Miss Schwartz,
at linen shower, August II; the
Misses Bertha Baker and Edith
Berman entertained at a parcel
shower.
In honor of Miss Beck Krich-
ensky, a September bride, the
Misses Fannie Levin and. Rose
Katz entertained at a surprise
parcel shower Saturday evening,
August 27, at the home of Mrs.
Sachs, 568 Seventh Avenue
North. Covers were laid for sew
enty-fve guests.
The American Jewish world., 1921-09-02
Births

Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Miller, 1890
Morgan Avenue North, announce
the arrival of son, Saturday.,
August Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Abrams,
1137 Lyndale Avenue North, an
nounce the birth of baby boy,
August II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ebin of
Pittsburgh, Pa, formerly of
Minneapolis, announce the arri-
val of a baby boy, August 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell M.
Wexler (nee Sophia V. Letin-
sky), announce the birth of
baby daughter, August Is, named
Elaine Alice.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Weinstein of
St. Cloud, Mimi, announce the
arrival of baby boy Saturday,
August 9th.
The American Jewish world., 1921-09-02
Bar Mitzvoh

Mortimer Nordau Weinberg,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. L..
Weinberg, 2501 Twelfth Avenue
North, will celebrate his Bar
Mitzvoh Saturday morning, Sep
tember 3, at ten o'clock, at the
Talmud Torah.
The American Jewish world., 1921-09-02
Betrothed

Reverend and Mrs. A. S. Hur-
witz, 1918 Logan Avenue North,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Gertrude Beulah,
to Mr.. Herbert A. Mackof of
Dickinson, N. Oak.
The American Jewish world., 1921-09-02
Wedding Date Chosen

"CUuIIIS DdtC OIIUStII
Miss Florence Goldenberg,
1921 Queen Avenue North, whose
betrothal to Mr.. Phil N. Dwor-
sky of Sioux City, Iowa, was re-
Gently announced, has chosen
The American Jewish world., 1921-09-02
MERCHANTS
IN THE
Gateway District
IF YOU BANK HERE

~ q 49, w SS| - -
IF YOU BANK HERE
the size of your account is not the
measure of our good will. We are
as much interested in the affairs of
the depositor with modest ac-
count as we are in those with big
balances.
Gateway
State Bank
Temple Court Bldg.
Hennepin & Washington AYES.
Minneapolis, Mimi.
40 PAID ON SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS
Total Resources, Over One Million
Dollars
Capital $1OO,O00.00
Surplus S 100000
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1921-07-19
Died at Green River Bridge.

Mr.. Henry Sublett. who lived at the
Green River Bridge, and was toll-gate
keeper at that stand for many years
known to a great many people Of
Adair county, died Monday night of
last week. He was in his 18th year.
He leaves a wife, two SONS and six
sisters. The sisters are all in good
health and they were all present at
the funeral; Mr.. B. f. Chewing, of
this place, a life long friend, went
over and attended the last sad rites.
Henry Sublett for many years kept
an open house, and it was great
pleasure to the way-worn traveller to
reach his dwelling at night fall, as the
deceased was a very successful fisher
man, and in stopping with him, the
traveller was at all times assured Of
fresh caught fish.
The deceased will be greatly missed
from the neighborhood. He was
buried near his late home.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1921-07-19
Died Last Wednesday.

Mrs. S. P Sullivan, the mother of
Mr.. V. Sullivan and Mrs. Loren
Bradley, of this place, died at her late
home, nine miles east of Columbia,
last Wednesday at IL n'clock M. She
was about seventy-fve years old
very fine old lady, one that had many
friends in the neighborhood where
she lived for many years She was a
devout member of the Baptist Church
Her i'll health lasted for more than a
year. hence she was deprived of at
tending services tie last twelve
months Of her life, but she was always
cheerful when spoken to about her de-
Ginning health, and was ready for her
Masters call. Nearly all her family
were present when the end came.
She was buried in the Darnell grave
yard, after funeral discourse by the
Rev. Scott.
This paper extends its sympathy to
the husband and children.