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The New York herald., 1922-01-27
BRONX ELEVATOR FLAT
IN 100000 DEAL
The Manhaset Sold; Other
Borough Sales.

The Grand Holding Company, repre-
sented by Joseph Weber. attorney.
purchased the Manhaset, six story
elevator apartment house at the south
east corner of Prospect and Longwood
avenues. The house fronts lat feet on
pect avenue. 1t shows an annual rent
roll of about $4,000 and was valued
at approximately 100000. Simon
Hirscbberg is president of the buying
company. which is capitalized at $780,
600. Others in the company are l.. A.
Goldberg and c. l.. Singer.
The Bronx Community Corporation.
John J. Tully. president. has purchased
the vacant plot 190x100. on the south
side of 18th street. go feet east of
Brook avenue. on which the buyers will
put up stores and a garage. The j.
Romaine Brown Company was the
broker.
The shirenson Realty Corporation.
represented by Gettner, Simon & Asher.
attorneys, purchased from Samuel
Friedenberg the vacant plot. 112x90, on
the east side of Walton avenue, 1873
feet north OF 18th street which it will
improve with a five-story apartment
house, containing twenty-five apart
ments. The cost of construction will be
about s125,00o
BARLEY MCGOWAN sold dwelling.
25x65. at 1927 Trafalgar place to John
Lemli.
-Four Big Bronx Flats Planned.
Plans for four apartment houses to
cost about sS21, 900 were filed yesterday
in The Bronx, as follows:
Grand Concourse. northeast corner
196th street, five story, 1S5.42x122.9
n. and c. Contracting Company, own
ers; Benjamin Nieberg, president; Ma
than Rotholz. architect; cost s265. 900.
Valentine avenue. northwest corner
196th street. five story. 113.3x110.9 ;
n. and G. Contracting Company own
er; Benjamin Nieberg. president; Ma
than Rotholz. architect; cost s216,000.
Southern Boulevard. west side. 250
IT. south 156th street, six story. 100x
ST. George +. Johnson Estate. owners
Charles Kreymborg, architect; cost
S170. 900.
Southern Boulevard. west side. 100
II. south 156th street. six story. look
ST; George f. Johnson Estate, owners
Charles Kreymborg. architect; cost
S170.0 900.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
News Of the Real Estate World
THREE FLATS TO COST
TOTAL OF 81, $50, 900
One to Be on East 9th Street !;
Another on Drive.

Chief among the apartment house
plans filed with the Superintendent OF
Buildings yesterday was set calling
for the construction of an eleven story
house with facilities for stores at 25
East Sixty-fourth street. The apart
ment will be designed by C. L. Pelham
and will be put up by the 20 East Sixty
fourth Street Corpor alton at an esti-
mated cost of $S50,OOO. 1t will occupy a
plot li0xS3. Other plans were filed as
follows:
For an eight story apartment. 57xS5. at
112 to 1l6 w est Seventleth street. for the
ia West Seventieth Street Corporation,
owner; Sommerfeld & Steckler. archi-
tects; estimated cost. s25O.000.
For a six story apartment house, 124 10
x113.10. at S53 to S57 Riverside Drive,
Friedman & White Realty Company.
Inc. owners; II. l.. Young, architect;
estimated cost S350.00O
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
HEIGHTS FLATS IN
FAVOR WITH BUYERS
Trading in Multifamily Houses
Centers on Northern End
of Manhattan.

Charles A. Du Bois sold for the Hud-
son View Construction Company, Henry
Friedman president, to DR.. Charles B.
Petrie the Wallace. a six story apart
ment house, southeast corner of Broad
way and 149th street. 75x100. 1t con-
tains twenty-one suites and uve stores.
and was valued at $225,000. Philip b.
Shapiro represented the seller. The
same broker recently sold the opposite
corner OF Broadway.
The five story apartment house, 103x
115. at the southeast corner of Broadway
and Isham street has been purchased by
the Manport Realty Corporation from
Clara Cooper, who valued the realty at
s25e.oeO. 1t returns $4,000 annually in
rentals and contains eight suites on
floor of from three to five rooms. The
S. II. Raphael Company was the broker
The five story wallSup apartment
house, 5S.6x100. at 712 and ia West
1S0th street, between Broadway and
Fort Washington avenue, has been sold
by Sobel Brothers to NJ Bernstein. The
broker in the sale of the property, which
was valued at 100000. was B. Isen-
berg.
Butler & Baldwin sold for Joseph
five story walkup apartment house. 50x
100 at sos West 173d street. The prop
erty returns a rent roll of $4,000. and
was held at $4,000.
George w. Sasse sold to a client Of
w. A. Alexander for Paul and Anna
Schuhose the four story double apart
ment with store at 2141 Eighth avenue
The newly formed 1471 Lexington
Avenue Corporation, represented by Mil
Ter, Bretzfelder G. Ruskay. attorneys,
purchased 1471 Lexington avenue. north
east corner of Ninety-ffth street, a f1ve
story fiat with stores. 25.SxS4.
Dwelling Sales Reported.
Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc, has
sold for A. Barretta to Il. Napolitani the
three story dwelling. 20xS0, at 1872 West
Houston street, between Macdougal and
Sullivan streets. This is the third sale
Of the property by the same brokers.
James H. Cruil<shanlS purchased from
Charles c.. Bull and J. Edgar Bull 112.
12O and 122 East 121st street, three
three story dwellings, each 16.Sx100.
They have been in the Bull family for
about forty years. SCHNEIDER &c Liebler
and J. NJ. Kelly Company were the
brokers.
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
Charles Heilman sold to Frederick
Belts a three story house. 17.6xS4. at
236 West Seventeenth street.
Martha l.. Sutton sold to Emile
Roschen a four story store tenement,
25xS0. at the southwest corner of Third
avenue and 104th street
Richard Buckley sold to Charles I.
Bell a three story dwelling. 17x99.11. at
205 West 136th street.
NJ Lippman sold to Rose L. Silverman
four story dwelling. 20x56. at 319 West
Ninety-second street.
Samuel and Morris May sold tS
Bridget Turner n three story dwelling,
1Sx100.11, at $50 East 124th street
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS.

Cross G. Brown Company leased the
two two story buildings at 332 and 334
West Seventeen street for the new
owner TO Frank Malloy; also offices to
William II. Taylor in the Bush Terminal
Building, 130 West F'orty-second street
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc. leased Of
fices in the Canadian Pacific Building.
Forty-third to Forty-fourth street. to
Alley Eells Conctruction Corporation,
Klinger & Probstein, general agents or
Travellers Insurance Company; Carl s.
Flanders and additional space in the
same building to the International Ce-
ment Corporation.
Adams & Co. leased, with r. NJ. Good
man, $4,000 square feet on the ninth
floor of 10 to 16 West Twentieth street.
through to IL to 10 West Nineteenth
street to Rosenbum & Co., at an aggre-
gate rental of $4,000: "A floor in 127
Prince street, loft in 125 Fifth avenue
to Stern g. Sayer and lofts in III Mercer
street to w. &c w. Leather Goods Com
pany. the Toy Shop and Crieger &
Mayer Manufacturing Company.
Albert b. Ashforth, Inc. leased space
In 3 West Nineteenth street to Ans
bacher e. Van Baalen; in the Munson
Building. 81 Wall street, to the Mexican
International Corporation and In 1856
Fifth avenue to George NJ. Doderlein.
Inc, Joseph J. Newman and Abraham
J. Quint.
J.. J. Phillips & Co. have leased to tho
Kesbec Sales Company a lot at south
east corner of 177th street and Broad
way for gasoline station.
Vim. A. White &Sons leased to Victor
J. Bouln an apartment In 81 Firth
avenue.
Truly Warner. the hat merchant, has
a.. Arucc etr
in the north end of the Weber & He'll
broner Building. The lease was made
through Manning & Trunk and involves
a rental of 100000. 1t starts next month
and runs until April 80. 1888. The
lessee has also leased another store i'll
New York and one in Boston and an
other in New Orleans.
Haggstrom-Cal Company leased
store and basement in 200 West Sixty
fifth street corner of Amsterdam ave-
nue.. to $. S. Sher, automobile glazing.
Floor Rentals Reported.
A. l.. Libman, Inc. leased the fol-
lowing floors in % West Fifty-seventh
street: To Curry, Pauline keerl.
ladies' apparel: to Pierre Hairdresser.
Inc to Adele Gray Shop. Inc. to Gail
#. Brown, architect; to Eisinger &
f~N~0~~
are for five years.
A. A. Hageman leased store in GIG
Sixth avenue to David II. Gottlieb part
of first loft in 4S West Thirty-ninth
street to Joseph Sussman also part
OF the second floor in 81 West Thirty
ninth street to Lorraine Novelty Works.
100000 Loan for West Side Flat.
s. W. Straus C Co. have placed a
first mortgage of s490,000 on the land
and building to be erected at 5SS West
End avenue, fronting 60 feet on the
east side of West End avenue, 40 feet
north of Eighty-eighth street and having
a depth OF 100 feet The building will
be fifteen stories high, containing fifty
nine apartments Of three and four rooms
and bath. The owning corporation is
headed by Messrs. Michael Wielandt, Sr.,
Michael .Wielandt. Jr. Joseph Kresse
and ii. A. Lyman, engineer. Schwartz
Gross are the architects.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-sale or Rent.
A LITTLE CASH DOWN AND PART OF
THE RENT YOU NOW PAY

viii buy the daintiest little home In the
Jersey Hill section. ready to move into;
rooms. tiled bath; 300 commuters TO N. T.
City from this section. D.. J.. & W. X. X.
Beautiful. exclusive. convenient. purely resi-
Dental locality. Total price. Including cleo
tric light. electric range. fixtures; shades
plete Interior and exterior decorations. only
SO 800 1OOx1s0 Plenty of flowers and
shrubs. Boating and bathing available;
Schools, churches aud markets near by.
paradise for the children. It's easier TO buy
this home on my terms than TO rent decent
apartment in New York City. Write Phl-
WAITE, Post Office Box 37S. City Hall Sta
tion New York City.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
MAINE SALMON IN TROPICS.

AUGUSTA. Me-. Jan. 26.-Land locked
salmon from Maine are thriving I'm Tas-
mania, 1t is shown in reports just re-
ceived by State officials from the antip-
odes. Salmon eggs were shipped to
Tasmania from Maine hatcherles In 1910
and 1916 and further shipment has
been requested.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

Guy T. Murray. former manager of
the renting department of the Lotion
H. Slawson Company. and c. Alfred
Capen. formerly president of the Capen
Realty Company. have Joined the VIM.
A. White g. Sons organization. Joseph
T. Jenkins also recently joined the staff
as a renting broker.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

Fred r. Condt. former head OF the
business department of the Title Guar
antee and Trust Company. has been
appointed fourth vice-president OF the
company. John II. Eagan. formerly an
appraiser for the company. Is now in
charge of the business department.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
aUEENsBoRoUGH MARKET.

The Mitchell Estate of whtestore
avenue. Flushing. has sold through the
ITalleran Agency the plot 100x200 OH the
north side OF Bayside avenue near Par
sons avenue. Flushing. The purchaser
is I. Loevet of the Hoevet Manufac-
turing Company Of this city who will
improve the site with a dwelling. Mas
ter Agency of Flushing werc the assoc
ciated brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
IL STORY LOFT DEAL
In MIDTOWN ZONE
Operator Buys 32 West 18th
St.; Other Business Prop
erty Sales Reported.

The II. w. c.. Realty Company
(Henry w. Gennerich) purchased from
the Central Union Trust Company, as
executor, the twelve story store and
loft building, 75x92, at 1896 West
Eighteenth street. Near Fifth avenue.
The property was valued at $3.50, ,0O0,
and returns an annual rental of $4,000.
The Cross & Brown Company nego-
tiated the transaction.
AS part of the deal. the Central Union
! Trust Company allows a mortgage loan
of $345, 600 to remain on the property.
, The newly formed 657 Broadway
Realty Corporation has purchased from
the Broadway Investing Company the
six story building with stores, 4Jx200,
at that address, extending through to
PA Mercer street The new company
has for its incorporators Abraham Wil<
Abraham kaskowtz and Dorothy Fried
rnan. who have also formed the b. & u.
Realty Company, under which name they
purchased 652 Broadway. a twelve story
store and loft building, on plot 29xl30.
diagonaly opposite the first named par
Gel. Both properties are adjacent to
Bleecker street. Morris Quasha, attor-
ney. represented the buying interests in
both deals.
The Cypress Avenue Realty Company.
Bernard Il. Block president. purchased
the Mcclure Estate building at 430
and 442 West 125th street, two-story
business structure with six stores. on
plot 175x97, held at 100000 and rent
ing for about $4,000.
Harlem Theatcr Transferred.
The Horace Building Corporation. of
which S. b. Steinmetz is director has
conveyed the motion picture theater
property at 176-1S0 East 116th street,
extending through to 1T East 115th
street, to the Cosmo Theaters Corpora
ton.
Plot Deal on Heights.
The Polida Holding Corporation, rep
resented by Jacob Maran, attorney, has
purchased from John +. Comey the va
cant plot at the southeast corner of st.
Nicholas avenue and 1S6th street. The
plot measures 1910 feet on the ave-
nue and 150 feet on the street.
Deal ON staten Island.
The Cornell Real Estate and Auction
Company. Inc. sold for Washington
Square Home for Friendless Girls. to
Alfred +. Donnelly. the house and
twelve acres of land on Rockland ave-
rue. New Dorp, S. l.. formerly occupied
as a summer camp by the y w. Z. y.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
BUILDERS LEASE
BROADWAY PLOT
Improvement Indicated in
Deal: Other Renting Deals
i'm Manhattan.

Louis Gold & Co. subleased to the
Opportunity Construction Company for
forty-two years the vacant plot. 75x100.
on the east side of Broadway. 25 feet
south of 151st street. 1t is expected
that building Improvement will follow
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
GA Vesey street,.
nv JACOR IT MAYER.

East Houston St. 15I. =. s.. 5s.4 IT. c. OF
Eldridge ST.. 25x74.5. story tenement and
stores; Jennie Goidstein VS. Moliic Becher ct
AL: Lind 4 Pfeiffer tA): VIM. S. Coffey
(R) due. Ss.s00.39 taxes. &C.. 500. TO
Irving Hollander for S31 $50
BY SAMUEL MARK.
Sullivan st., 90 and %, n. cor. OF Spring
St. 5G.7xf5.1x7o. .2x4T1. 9 story tenement and
stores: Giovanni De Martini vs Kath Valli-
roti ct al; Charles Serbarini (D: Joseph
A. Boccia (O partition. To Katharine Va
linoti, defendant. for S74 .000
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

Walter +. Kelley was the buyer OF
The dwelling at lis West Seventy-sixth
street. reported sold yesterday by
Daniel IL. Jackson.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

Harry Herzog was the broker in the
recently reported sale of 6oi West 1s1st
street for the West Broadway-Leonard
Corporation to William KatZ.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
Florida-saIc or Rent.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TO Lcasc--Tenement or apartment houresp
security and best OF references kLEiNs
ai,i caldwell av. Phone Meirose T0os.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

VIM. a. White & Sons were the
brokers I'm the sale OF the four story
dwelling. 2lxioo.5. at 26 East Sixty-fourth
street. owned by the @. Il. Pisek estate.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

RAILROAD SIDING WAREHOUSES.
10000 feet, ono story. 30 cents foot.
$500 feet. two story. 30 cents foot.
a,TOO feet. one story. 30 cents foot
KLEIN a. CO., JOURNAL SoUARE BIfpQ
PHONE BERGEN 61e2. JERSEY CIIf> ~
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

Mary t. Hayes is the buyer of 81 East
Ninetieth street. sold recently.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

The David Construction Company OBJ
tained from the Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank loan of $4,000 on the
property. 75xl00. at the southeast COR
ner of st. Nicholas avenue and 1s7th
street.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above I4th st. to 59th st. Unclusive).
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

Owing TO the fact that the westches-
ter County Realty Board and the West
chester County Chamber OF Commerce
had both selected the night of March
~ for their annual banquets. the Realty
Board has postponed its date TO the
night of April I. The affair will be
held In the Hotel Commodore.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
Pay 1870 to 1870

ON $5O,0UU E0CIT1
Offered account OF old age OF owner.
HIGH GRADE APARTMENT,
substa antial building of first class construc-
ton; best house In unsurpassed suburb.
Satisfied tenants and waiting list. Particu-
lars from NON-SPECULATIVE. Room Gil.
World Bldg. n. y.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

Construction Is we'll under way on
thirty-two moderate priced one FAM
fly detached houses being erected on
1Ssth street and Hillside avenue in
Hollis. Qeens. by Wilbur r. Philips.
builder. of Woodhaven. MIR. Philips cx-
poets TO complete the homes In time
Cor spring occupancy.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

Tho New York Title and Mortgage
Company has loaned $4,000 o, two
apartment houses on the west side OF
St Nicholas srx-.o. between 1s9th and
190th streets. and sis0.o0o on apartment
houses ON the west side OF Edgecombc
avenue. north Of West 150th street. The
houses are TO be ready for occupancy
next spring
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above l4th st. to seth st. Qnclusive).
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
RESORTS.

Lakewood, n. J.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

E-..a5 train.
l.l a.a E- Wm. Carteln and III -s
k..a Araa.l asg for Denver on NoE-
Gas last
ST. 4-a Mr. Murphy morored 20
tt-...... l-.a..g.
. N .s#.ran paid our city a
n-...... s..t rn Saturday ard sun
3 ruua.r { falEs we're prvasnt II
r.. .a-.ar. dance and upper given
. ..r.. .r Nrs A. l.. JayUcs Monday
nn., Sir. Jaguea sr going 70 Gun
.g. here he wIl. take charge of
..s E-.E. ar Tea room We regret
BOO ..n a.r ~ hlt wish her good sue
a urs- j..s sru#H attended the
t4..a %, 'Hr rrg hail Saturday night.
Everyone Irrnrl# q good time with
aupy- fer another uue soon.
A uln .er .f aGr s.t.zEuT made e
trap 20 'Hr ra-a'g sea. Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
YOUNG TROUT
BY AUTO TRUCK

In distributing the summer hatch of
rainbow trout eggs from the gtate
hatchery At Pitkin, Road Superiuten-
dent Archer Miller took hand this
year and made two trips with the coun-
y truck, taking fish out for distri-
button along the Gunnison and to
Crested Butte. Rail connections are
bad and sometimes the fish suffer
from the long delays when cans are
shipped by express. On one of these
distribution days the main line train
was five hours late.
Some $4,000 rainbow trout from the
Leadville hatchery have this week
been distributed in the Gunnison and
on Ohio and Mill creeks. They were
consigned to Commissioner Sullivan
for planting.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
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NeNs-CAainplon Correspon:enee.

Tuesday, Sept. -, 1922
z, i. Walker of Gunnison is spend
ing feg days with his daughter, Mrs-
IHlIi5p Pressler.
J.. j. Shackietord OF Jacks Cabin
brought . mule over Saturday and sold
q, % tie Fuei company for Use IN the
mine.
l. G. Wilson returned last Satur-
day from Denver Where he went 10
place MS boys in school.
Bert Pace OF Paonia arrived on the
stage last Saturday and viii work al
The Alpine.
WiN Peterson, who has been employ
"a By hasper Fressler the past year,
mas started 10 woEk At the Alpine for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fry accom-
panied by Randolph Fry motored 20
GuEuis0n 20 take IN the movies Sat
Irday.
r. 6. Brown Of Lafayette, electrician
s1r the Rocky Mountain Fuel Co, Is
making some electrical repairs at the
nine.
Dr. Sanford, Frank Stull and family
speut Sunday forenoon, as guests Of
Mr. and Mn. 6. o. Anderson.
Andrew pohlman and son, Edwin,
uOtnEsd to Gumison last Sunday.
Conner Doliard and Betty Joe we're
% camp on business last Friday.
Mrs. Louisa Nesbeth. wife Of Thos-
Nesbeth, one OF the early settlers OF
Ohio creek. passed into the great be
gond al 7:i5 last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ncsbeth had been in poor health
Tor q number OF years and was only
seriously Ill n few days when she
Hlssed away. Deceased is survived BY
aar husband and son, William, who
.sides at home. Funeral services
we're held in Guunison from the Adams
~hapel on Monday.
Air. and Mrs. Joe Cippailina mo-
tored TO Gunnison Friday where Mrs.
CIppallina is having some dental work
done.
A large number of our camp people
peHt last Sunday in the hills, looking
for grouse. A number were very
lucky and returned with the limit.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Buclner are the
proud parents of ten pound boy.
hich arrived Monday.
Mrs. Peter Gardiner and son, James,
went to Gunnison Sunday where Jim
will enter the Normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John patborsek and
Marjorie returned last Tuesday after
having spent a couple Of weeks visit
ing in Glenwood Springs and Carbon
dale
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
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earn. .. ... .... Lass week
J.M N..H.ar and ron came in
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Nr 80. a .a- In from the ranch
Sa,ara.
Ha. }.a.h and Jack Waterman
made ,g.g 'u DO. aa.s and spent
y .es .- sa.a.a. '.-.r.
Sir. aad Ea. ImII.p Yadick and
family made q tap 90 Somerset and
Bowie Thursday u.er the new Somer-
set road.
" u. Uha'ra matored 20 Guuni.on
Monday, Cuua.s home was accom-
panied b. Mr aai Nr,. Martin Teak
Victor Eur.or was an outbound
pa seagrr uu Mondays train.
Mix Welsh Sr.. made . business
trip 10 Guanl.um Monday
MIR VIM. johnson and daughter,
Miss Ethel. and Mrs. Roy Tanlck
made a trip to Grand Junction Sunday
to pay q visit to Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Mooney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton DAMN were in
from their ranch Saturday going back
were accompanied by Mrs. George
Andreatto and children.
Joe Pccharich was down from Gothic
Friday evening, returning Saturday
morning.
John Rozick went to Bowie on Mon
day.
4 number Of the young folks mo-
tored to Irwin Sunday where they
spent an enjoyable day.
Martin Mufich made a trip to Gun
nison Monday, returning the same
evening.
Mrs. Mar RazEaniIa came in Sat
uriay from the old country where she
has spent the past few months.
Paul BERTHE came in from Denver on
Saturday last.
Henry Anderson was an arrival on
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
JOHN VI. ADDINGToN LEADS
MISS AMY ADAMS TO ALTAR

Hontrose Pfess:--
Tuesday morning, Sept. 10, at II
O'Clock occurred the marriage Of Miss
Amy Morris Adams. daughter of Mr..
ahd Mis-. c. +. Adams, TO Mr. John
NJ. Addington, son OF Mrs. Barney
Weber, the event occurring at the
home OF the parents, Odd South Second
street. The ceremony was performed
by Rev Isaac Cassel, pastor of the
Congregational church, in the pres
enee Of only few relatives and close
friends. The ring service Was used.
The bride was becomingly attired in
a gown of orchid georgette.
She was : very pretty and modest
bride. Mrs. Addington has lived in
Mon,rose since very small child and
received her education here, being
graduated from the Gontrose county
high school three years ago.
The groom is the only son of Mrs.
Barney Hebber. and is also gradu-
ate OF the Montrose county high
school. During the World war he
served in the navy and made many
cruises across. He is now taking a
four-year course at the University of
Colorado, specializing in electrical en-
gineering. lie Is 4 young man of ex-
cellent habits and ambitions. He is a
member OF the Acacia fraternity at
Boulder
After few days spent in Grand
Junction, Mr.. and Mrs Addington will
return TO Montrose. Mr.. Addington
will then go back 10 college and Mrs.
Addingon will reside with her par
ents until cozy bungalow now being
erected at Boulder is completed for
their reception. which will be in about
a month, when she will join him, where
they will reside until Mr. Addington
is graduated from the state university