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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-19
Local and PeraonaI.

w. Z. Daniel, OF Moorehayen, Flor
ida, who has been here the guest OF
relatives, left Monday for Piummers
I.andlnR, KY, whure he will visit rel-
atiyoE FOR two weeks and then leave
with his family for his Florida home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. slone and fam
lily attended the funeral services OF
Corn. James II. Slone. who In n nephew
OF Mrs. Stone. Mr.. and Mrs Glen
Preston attended the funeral also. Mr.
Slone was n cousin OF Mrs. Preston
Mrs. v. ID. Splane and her mother,
Mrs. Julia Wells. spent few days last
week at the camp OF the Pnintsville
OH q Gas Company near OIL Springs,
Mr.. Splane is manager for the com
pany and they have number OF good
producing wells In the field.
Mrs. Alex Adams, OF Salyersville,
was here this week the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Warrick Bailey. She was en-
route 10 Baltimore to see her husband
who Is In q hospital there.
Mrs. ". s. Taylor and children re-
turned last week to their home In
Portsmouth, Ohio. after spending some
time here the guests OF Ms. Taylor's
mother. Mrs. Julia Wells.
Lacy Martin. who was shot last Fri
day on Daniels creek by George Por-
ter. was brought to the Pnintsville
hospital and died Sunday. His remains
were taken into his home on Daniels
creek for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wheeler and
daughter, Miss Alice Jeanette, will
leave this week for Lake Erie where
they will join Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID.
Shrout. who left Saturday for Lake
Erie where they will spend short
time. They made the trip In their new
Nash roadster.
Mrs. Heber Rice and son returned to
their home in Washington, d. c.. Fri
day after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
y. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. II. Preston return
ed Friday from West Baden Springs,
Ind, where they spent two weeks
Herald
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-19
BUILDING New Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Atkinson have let
the contract for modern new brick
residence on their lot adjoining their
present residence John Columbus has
the contract and the home win be one
OF the most modern and up-to- date in
the valley.
They have sold the home they now
occupy 10 Link Rice and will give pos
session the first of the coming year at
which time they hope to have their
new homo completed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-19
PRESTONSBURC
Two Houses Burn.

Fire OF unexplained origin DESTROYED
two houses and slightly damaged an
other on Trimble Branch at midnight
OF Tuesday.
George c. Goble, who resided In one
OF the houses totally destroyed, lost all
his furniture Alice Grace. who occu-
pied another house. lost portion OF
her personal effects and furniture. She
carried no insurance. Coolies loss rs
estimated at more than $1,000. lnsur-
ance $500,
The houses belonged to the estate of
w. s. Harkins, ST., deceased. Loss Is
estimated at $4,000. Insurance, s2,25O,
The damage TO the third house, oc-
oupled by Lee Vance, Is very slight
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.
MiscelIaneous-sale or Rent.

THIS QUAINT rural-suburban remodeied
farm home FOR year round living solves the
high rent question; investigate now; less
than hour from New York city b. train;
splendid committing service; grounds OF al
most an acre, shaded by fine ole trees:
house has just been remodeled from. top to
bottom and freshly decorated; ther, are 8
big rooms. bath. 2 open freplaces. a gar
age and complete chicken house and yard:
there are running water, electric light, steam
heat In every room, and spring OF fine
water. with well house; high class. purely
residential neighborhood; boating and fish
Ing rights on chain Of pretty lakes; 700 feet
elevation; no mosquitoes; 81 200 cash secures
title and occupancy; balance on easy term
mortgages For full details address HOME.
Post officn box 74S. City Hall Station, New
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
New Jersey.


FARM FOR SALE--Beautiful country place.
miles from Atlantic City. including
acres young bearing orchard, strawberries,
beautiful 10 room house, barn, garage. 3
room cottage poultry houses; all buildings
new and modern convsnieuces; ideal, healthy
location, high ground; only few minutes from
eeashoro and Sea View Golf Club. Address
s. a. Chase. 1856 Broadway, New York city.
FARM. situated in Monmouth county, two
miles from railroad station, for sale or
rent, 45 acres under cultivation. horses.
COWS, many chickens; house room. useful
rs boarding house; good location for potato
farming or chicken raising. Apply TO II.
HUMMEL. box II A, Engiishtown. N ].
FARMS, somerviile. N. j.; SO miles, com
list; Investigate a naE sAMM1s f II ROGERS snas 'Fs'
HIGH CLASS FARM. IS ACRES.
located Caldwell. on main highway. IN tho
heathiest section of New Jersey; would be
boarding farm; residence OF II rooms. with
large verandas. less than three years old, In
copper screened; all other buildings in first
class condition: large barn. garage. market
house. chicken runs, corn CRIB. ice house. hot
beds. dog Kennels. plenty. Of large shade
trees. also fruit OF all kinds. rs well as
berries: stock includes horses COWS. pig.
chickens. ducks. geese, &C., all farm irnple-
and plenty OF woodland has own electric
light plant. steam heat, telephone; &c. Par
e44 Main st.. East Orange. n. I.
JERSEY farms. hundreds. everywhere.
$1,000 upward; also country places: send
for catalogue and map; state requirements.
view desirable. careful honest service. AN
DREws. 1913 Chandler building. Times So.
VILLAGE FARM. 20 acres, hour out spien-
did house. rooms: 4 outbuidings. or
chickens. crops $4,000. terms. Equipped
farms, any acreage. Middesex. Somerset.
Monmouth countless free catalogue. SCHUR
FARM AGENCY. 20 Cortiandt ST. Estab-
iished 1889.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

ORCHARD G4Go BEARING THRIFTY trees
34G0 winesap. Albemarle pippins and other
cioice variety apples to 20 years old: 5000
Eiberta Snlway and Bilyeu peaches. 4 to i6
years: 1910 crop 4d45 bbis. apples. 3,0S5
bbs. apples. Rich Portcr's loan soil. f,02T
acres: miles stations on competitive rail-
ways; l3 miles over tar-Inacadnm highway
being reconstructed. except miles dirt road
through the property, from city OF Lynch
burg cf over 30 900: ideal elevation. exposure
and drainage: several gravity spraying sta
tlons, with complete outfits. Eight room
residence, large barns. storage and packing
buildings. canning factory. &C.. 10 DWELL
ings with buildings for htp' cooperage and
Blacksmith shop, &c. Sacrifice TO close part
nership. Liberal terms 70 fruit expert. IL
lugtrated detailed description on request. ].
STEWART WALKER. Iynchburg, Va.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

JERSEY CITY.
10000 It. at ferry: fireproof; sprinkler.
$4,000 IT., brick; daylight; $50. 900.
10000 IT.. new fireproof; lease 35c.
10000 II. siding. one story; lease.
BROOKLYN.
1000 II. at bridge modern daylight brick
mil: sprinkler: s135, 600.
81, 900 IT,, two story brick; mill; i0Oqo
sprinkler yard space; power plant.
10000 SO. IT.. new brick; lease 30c.
NEWARK.
5000 n. siding; modern four story fire
proof. sprinkler. garage; bargain.
$4,000 n. siding. fireproof. garage.
5000 H.. one story brick: lease.
KLEIN q CO., Journal Square Bldg,
Jersey City. Tel. Bergen 6096
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

FACTORIES FOR RENT.-ts, 900 50. IT.. two
floors, 1900 n. each. or separate; modern
buildings. sprinkler, elevator. electricity.
heat: Bradley Building. 18th st. and Vernon
Av., Long Island City; minutes from Grand
Central Station, 2 blocks from all subways,
5 cent car fare. Principals only address A.
D. BRADLEY, owner, 10i Beekman ST., New
York. Phone Beekman 3501.
FOR sale, factory. 244-G East SD St. four
floors, building In first class condition.
wired for power and light; for manufactur-
ing. r. @. DEWITT 5i2 9th av.
IMMEDIATE POSSEssION-30,0 900 50. a..
four story modern factory; nsht four siees:
steam heated: sprinkled; electric sisvator;
good labor and shipping location.
G. VI. HEADE,
1921 Grand 81. Hoboren, N. y.
Phone Hoboken 2o4s.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

BUNGALOW or cottage for summer months,
furnished. near water; family adults:
Connecticut. Long Island, Asbury Park or
elsewhere. GEORGE II. MINER. L67 Mel
rose av.. New York city.
SMALL family wishes TO rent a furnished
summer home for July and August. no
more than one hours distance from city, in
New York or Connecticut: best references.
Address. giving price and all other particu-
lars. 1891 Herald, Harlem.
SMALL bungalow. furnished. for summer
Catskills or Adirondacks. 6s4 West t6ist
st. or telephone 4E, $500 Audubon.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE-Modern foundry, situ-
uated near Wallabout Terminal.
Brooklyn. facing on three streets;
ideal plant for wholesale grocer
and provision concern; also
adapted to and set up for light or
heavy manufacturing property
consists of one story new brick
building. 5000 square feet; two
8 story modern brick buildings,
containing approximately 5000
square feet. and one parcel OF va
cant land, containing 10000 square
feet, adjacent TO main buildings
and facing on two streets: all
property fitted out with the latest
recommendation of Foundry In
spection Bureau, as well as com
plete heating plant and modern
electric equipment. VIII sell en-
tire property for 100000 and
tako back first mortgage OF
$4,000. II interested phone Mr..
HYMES at Stage 1916.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

PRIVATE house, 10 rooms, electric light,
1fSth TO 124th St. 5th and Tth avs. /: private
family; long lease. C 1883 Herald, Harlem.
WANTED--i0 to Is room house. Central
Park 10 Riverside; give full particulars.
G - Herald, Herald 50.
WANT lease small unfurnished house. Nor
ristown or vicinity: moderate rental: fam
lily OF two. 100 Herald Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Pennsylvania.
Virginia.

E'ARbfS-f 20 100 acres; 81 GOO and up: large
list, State requirements. MTLLER'S FARM
AGENCY. z. g w. station. Norristown. Pa.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

MONTE wanted
within hour Of Grand Central,
on four or more lots;
purphAss or lease.
1Rf4Fs9 prctorfed.
dakt6H6k lKfMAN. sra F1fth avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Connecticut.

ETOdsT to rent heart OF bridgeport, fve
months. good for Rli lines or sales or auc-
tlon business. s. REICH, llss Main st.,
bridgeport Conn
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Borough of Bronx.
Long Island.

LONG BEACH--5tors space on most promi-
nent corner OF Long Bench, l.. I. Apply
GusTAvE wEYL, 1.01a Lexington nv
Rhinelapder o7ss.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED.
~7-7-7-97'-"sI|~s|~~N~N~N
Long Island.

AMERICANS owning nice home. IL rooms,
baths, facing water, beautiful location
Long Island. 20 minutes Penn Station. will
give free rent to congenial people In return
for board. golf, bathing al door. 10 Her
aid, Herald sq
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
FARM PROPERTY.
Connecticut.

CONNECTICUT FARM FOR SALE.
Eight miles from New Haven; 60 acres.
dwelling. barn. &C.. adjoining New Haven
summer colony. can be cut into ideal bunga-
low sites; will he sold in part or whole.
FRANK c. EBERTH,
l29 Church 81. New Haven. Conn.
IN the Berlkshres-i1G ceres large house, s
barns, other building lake site; CONNER
cial spring sugar bash; permanent sum
mer home: ideal children's camp or SANTA
rum: elevation 300 feet priced for quick
sale; terms. lNAIirZAfAN, 20 Columbus av.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED.


FOR LEASE-Pltyate dwelling. West 1l9th;
IL rooms, BATH electric light; possession
May !; lease years, $3.50 monthly; private
dwelling, Riverside Drive, l5sth; 10 rooms, z
baths; rent 500 monthly. lease years; pri-
vate family only, not furnished rooms. RYAN
CO.. l42 W. 125th ST.
SETH. 112 East-Private house; long lease
Doctors residence, offices. Lenox 1880
Borough of Brooklyn.
BEAUTIFUL one family stone house, half
block from Prospect Park; 10 rooms and
bath. electric and parquet: fine condition; ;
viii lease to private family at x2.l0O per
year. SNYDER. $40 7th av.
TO RENT-Brick house, rooms and bath;
electric lights, hot water heat, parquette
flooring. l7o Atkins av.. Brooklyn.
IA room house including furniture. income
cash 5000. KNIGHT. 1912 Bergen ST..
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
HOUsEsWANTED, ,UNFURNIsHED

WILL PAY $50 TO ANY ONE GIVING
CURING LEASE ON AN OR 0 ROOM
HOUSE WITHIN 20 MINUTES OF DOWN
TOWN ANHA11rAN. ADDRESS HUMPH-
REYS. 139 CENTRE ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

IAATgrDE--Sevcn room apartment, modern
oonveniences; five minutes from station and
water; delightful surroundings; Immediate
possession. Bnyslde iTplM.
BAYSIDE.--Modern furnished 4 room apart
ment, season or year: minutes station
and water delightfully."- situated. Bayslde
1904 NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
lr1ns Wanted.

1T In my business TO find what others are
looking for-fruit farms, village homes,
boarding houses, ron edhouscs, IN Hudson River
fruit belt. Write your wants ALFRED
HOPPER, Highland, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
New Jersey.

BEAUTIFUL. 4 ard light room apartments,
woodcliff -on- Hudson, overlooking Hudson
River, opposite Goth St, ". Y; every modern
improvement. Inquire Supt.. on premises.
Apt. 1, e60 Park av., corner S2d ST., Wood
cliff. Phone 1905 Union.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
New Jersey.

a roons bath, private house, Weehawksn,
1--WE rnlnut.s from west shore ferry. O ~
Hgraia Herald sa
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

FOR RENT In Morsemere. occupancy May !,
III rooms, baths, maids quarters. billiard
room. parquet floors, every modern Improve
ment. double garage, large plot, best loca,
tion; - and 80 minutes 10 Harlem and wan
st.; $3.50 monthly. Telephone Morsemere
500 w.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
westchester.
New Jersey.

ATTRACTIVE house. furnished, for sale or
rent. ROONEY. Academy 1851.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Unfurnishrd.

KOObIS.-6maTT NnfIsIIHW y
rooms, $50 to $40. Telephone Flatbush
gsGB
THREE or four room apartment, West Side,
T2d 70 e8th st.; responsible' security.
70 Herald Herald square.
WANTED-Three or four rooms. with bath.
". X. COHEN se4 broadway.
tSTfT 10 T2d St Park 70 ath Av-Unfur-
ri.hed II rooms, masters. baths; from
October period 3 years. ssi Herald.
Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished,

Furnished.
AN EXCLUSIVE CLIENTELE.
List apartments with Mrs. DfNGLEMAN.
Rcntin Specialist. 129 w. 72d. Col. $50.
WILL pay price for first class two 70 four
room furnished apartment. reliable party.
c 20 Herald Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Florida.

POULTRY and fruit farms In sunny Florida,
near Jacksonville; fire lands. We win heip
you financially 70 make good Write JA%.
Heishts county. JncksonNlie. Ella.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


ANYWHERE and everywhere In New Jersey
buy, sell and exchange country homes
and FIRMS; mail full particulars; no sale, no
Lyndhurst. N. j.
A modern home. north shore, hour Now
York. please give price, location, full par
ticuler-. Address y. NJ, box 432 Herald,
Herald 50.
AMER REALTY co. 300 broadway. buys
choice Manhattan nnd Bronx properties.
A.-wanted FOR cash. attractive Investment
property. GEO. BOWMAN, tin West 42d.
BUYER wants wcat Bronx residence CUni-
versity Heishts) and offers In pn-t pey.
ment substantially secured $4,000 Manhat-
taa second econ mortgnse, PAYABLE in instalTsn,s MN,
scftUcH o CO., $50 Rroadway.
COUNTRY place or Email farm. within 80
miles New York; house suitable for num-
mrr residence good outlook, accessible. ap-
pla orchard desirable, not over go 900. Don't
answer without particulars. z 1907 Herald,
Brooklyn.
property II 80 consult me for quick re-
suits tenements, wah-ups, elevator apart
fncnts. business buildings and long term
leases; also properties IN other cities consid-
cred. osoRlo. I4oo Bway.
within az miles IN or near village,
Harlem Div. or main line. ~. Y. Cent. or
parien, New Canaan, Conn. 10 IL acres,
fruit, shade. house $40 rooms. heated,
electricity. water. baths: cement CELLAR
sea month, years or buy $3.50 down.
$500 year and $50 monthly. ias Her
aid. Herald 50.
ron quick results mail fun particulars of
your real estate for sale 10 J, u CON
NELLY, iies Nostrand sv., Brco'tiynl
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Long island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, L. l.
rooms and bath. 81 800 up;
JUST COMPLETED.
New splendid Tennis Place Apartments.
by station; Is minutes electric trains TO
Penn. Station. Saith st. and 9Th av.. ~. Y. g.
FEW SUITES LEFT.
Apply on premises or phone Boulevard 6S4o.
GuYON L. 9. EARLE, AGENT.
o6o w seth at Schuyler 0746.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

RECEIVERS SALE-TwO MAGNrFI-
CENT PLANTS, NEWARK, NEW
BRUNSWICK. WITH OR WITHOUT
EQUIPMENT; SEVERAL FOR
LEASE, NEWARK. JERSEY CITY.
FfNCK, FACTORY SPECIALIST, 214
BROAD. ELIZABETH.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
$500 SECURES l45 ACRES, WITH

machinery, tools, hay, &C., thrown Int con-
vnnient town, creamery. machine-worked
fields; springwHterpi pasture, yood, timber
and pulp alone 70 more than pay for farm;
400 sugar map room house, stock
barn, poultry hour settle now 81 200 gets
sll, half down. faEe IL Strout's Spring Cat
alog; 1.iOo bargains: Just out; FREE.
sTRoUT AGENCY. i5O II. H., Nassau ST..
LOW York CITY.
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Innr Island.
wc-tclicstcr.

ron gent-Couutry. May 20 October. fur
,orehes Room s2. 644 Madison ev
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

FIVE room furnished apartment. from May
20 October best section 81 Bay Ridge
convenient 10 subway; rent $3.50 per month ;
references required. seen by appointment
only. Tel Shore Road $40.
etx rooms, completely furnished, 500;
lease; near Prospect Park. Phone owner
shore Road fuS1.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
New York.

BEST BARGAIN IN N. Y. STATE.
MILK income $4,000 yearly. about 200 acres.
Delaware county; splendid buildings; mile
300 bushels grain; everything SIT 900. $1,000
cash Send for catalogue,
BATSON FARM AGENCY, fSo 9th av.. N. <.
CIRCUMSTANCES force immedate sale:
thoroughbred stock farm. 130 acres, miles
Poughkeepsie. State road. electric lighted
buildings. tenant houses: residence with
every Improvement, rare opportunity;
S25, COO terms.
BATsoN FARM AGENCY, 4so 5th av,
DUTCHESS COUNTY FARM,
200 acres. 1h miles from Pawling station. on
State road, golf links; modern house.
with electricity, running water, hot water
soil. For particulars write OWNER. box
10i. Pawling, NJ Y.
FARM FOR SALE, % ACRES. WITH
STOCK AND TOOLS. S. S. COX, WILL
IAMSToWN. ". Y.
20 acre prime farm for sale, with II room
house and barn; other premises: imple-
mentsj near De Ruyter. ~ r.. price $2.soo
cash or convenient terms. a. q. WALFORD,
box X. K. WEIGH, w. Va.
50 acres. State road. Ramapo Hills. fruit
farm. $500 apple and peach trees. years
old; near Tuxedo and Suffern simple
modelled farmhouse, with bath; artesian
well; beautifully wooded; distance by auto
two hours: fine road; price $4,000. 295
Herald. Herald 50.
10 acres. houses, barns, fruit trees, Mid
dleburgh, N. Y; 81 500. half cash. JAG
KoVsKY. II Perry av.. Maspeth. L. l.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Borough of Richmond.

7 rooms and bath: steam. hot water and
electricity: modern improvements: rent f9o
per month Inquire sos Richmond Terrace,
New Brighton. Phone 22s1 Ton,pkinsvile
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

FIVE room first class elevator apartment.
from April - November All sunny. out
side rooms; unusually wen furnished con-
venlent subway and trains. Telephone 20i6,
Youkcrp.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
Borough OF Brooklyn.

room apartment; all the
latest improvements, at Manhattan Beach,
near the ocean; ready TO move IN os-ol west
End ay: on premises; take Brighton express
TO Sheepahead Bay, transfer TO Manhattan
Beach car. 20 minutes from Wall street. j.
Sommer 2B3 Amherst st, Manhattan Beach.
Tel Coney Island $50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06
MARYLAND.

SOUTH Jersey, Maryland. mild climate
farms; 81 900 cash up. send requirements,
lists. BATsoN FARM AGENCY. $50 9TH av.
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Observation-Disclosures.

SUBLET-Two rooms and bath. furnished /;
south and west exposure; May to October
HOTEL MARIE ANroINETTE.
SUBLEr-Two rooms and bath, furnished. .
south and east exposure. Apt. 1913. Hotel
Marie Antoinette.
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

GREENWICH, Gonna gentleman VIII rent
his country place for the season: never
rented before: beautifully situated. directly
the water. opposite the late l.. c. Bene-
dict estate; one mile from the Greenwich
station. on bluff overlooking the Sound:
cemcnt house. italian architecture; very
large living room. all windows facing the
water; dining room up two steps. also facing
water: four master bedrooms. two baths.
servants quarters and BATH two acres OF
land. garage: $4,000 for the season. Tele-
nhona Chpiqea 1GTO Monday
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

ACRE pecans ana oranges $500 monthly
payments we develop; VIII produce 81 900.
Dept. co. SUBURBAN ACRES. Ocean
The New York herald., 1921-03-06

TO sublet, In the Grosvenor, 10th 81. and
9Th ay., two large rooms and bath, 500
per month; completely furnished. DOUGLAS
GIBBONS q CO., 8 L. 45th st. Wander
bilt GIG.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-17
RUTLAND.

David Lloyd the younger son of
Rev and Mrs George Davies Of Chen.
GA died at their home on TUESDAY
morning at $50 O'Clock after an i'll.
ness Of two years with diabetes. He
was born in Rutland on April 2G. 1917,
while his father was pastor Of the
Rutland VI +. church In the fall of
the same year the family moved to
thenoa. where the home has been
ever since. Besides his parents. the
deceased is survived by one brother.
George. The funeral services were
held at the home on Thursday after.
noon AT 30 O'Clock, conducted by
his District Superintendent Archer of
Peoria. and Rev r. T.. Newland of
Pontiac. Burial was in the ChenOa
cemetery
w ]. Robinson Of Toluca, who died
suddenly in StreatOT on Tuesday, was
the father OF Mrs. James Flynn, Jr.,
OF Rutland
Miss jeanette Baiderston spent the
week end at her home in Normal
The second basketball team of the
Minonk high school and the Rutland
high school boys tried conclusions at
Community hall on Wednesday eve.
ming the former winning by a score
Of "a to 49,
Miss Annie Blandin was a guest of
her sister Mrs J. F.. Mcbride near
Flanagan on Saturday and Sunday
Her little nephew, John Arthur Nc
Bride, returned home with her for a