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New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Forest Hills West Sale
Will Be Held Next Month
Selling Will Start July 8; 1000
Lots Are i'm Tract

Forest Hills West will be placed on
the market on July 5. when Joseph p.
Day will undertake the sale NJ auction
OF 1000 lots. until few weeks ago
truck garden farms.
The new station Of the Long Island
Railroad, which is being built there.
will be completed on June %, that
visitors may have convenient transit
20 the tract The station is az the
junction Of the main line and Rocka-
way cutoff and possesses all the ad-
vantAgeS OF a transfer point when fu-
ture expansion warrants. IL Is thought
the railroad has had this In view as
reason for undertaking the unusual
amount OF work.
The Matawok Land Company. which
rs selling the property. has announced
its policy of extending n hearty well
come 10 the business man with the idea
81 having the community built up from
within just as much as from without.
This is in contrast to the general policy
In vogue AZ the auction of Long Island
property where the residential advan-
tsges are emphasized to the extreme
Of argument
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Mace Estate Will Pass
From Old Owners
Old Bronx Holdings Has Been
Subdivided Into 523 Building
Sites for Sale on SATURDAY.

The rapid expansion Of tho Bronx IN
the last few years has eliminated most
of the old estates IN this borough and
the Offering ~ auction o. 523 lots Of
tho Mace estate by Bryan !. Kennedy,
Ire. on June - will remove another.
The property is one of the finest un-
divided tracts in the Bronx to-day. i
is located on the Boston Post Road.
" hite Plains Road and Williamsbridge
Road. There are two subway stations
on the property-the Burke Avenue and
Allcrton Avenue stations Of the Lex
inPior Avenue West Farms subway.
II Is adjacent 20 Bronx Park and
offers all the attractions of this public
playground. while ~ the same time II
IS but short distance from Pelham
Bay Park
The property i' ready for building
Tho ground has never been filed so
that low foundation costs are assured.
It is high and grassy with many trees.
These facts should make 10 an attrac-
tive offer FOR builders, spectators and
investors who are always interested in
good property with subway connect
fiors
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Real Estate Men
Promise TO Aid
License Bureau
Brokers' Boards Will Assist
Those Seeking Certifi-
Gates TO Operate in
the Real Estate Field

Tho operation of tho rev law lieens-
.~g rosl estate brokers and ssiesmen
was discussed from many angles by the
representatives of twenty-five local
real estate boards who met In Utica
'ast week ir little" convention of
fhc State Association Of Real Estate
Boards. The obligation of the real
estate organizations IN cities OF tho
state 90 assist the State Tax Commis-
sion In making the law effective was
strongly emphasized and acknowledged
by the delegates present.
Full cooperation with the real estate
license bureau ~ tho State Tax Com
mission IN distributing and making
out applications for licenses was
pledged in n resolution unanimously
adopted recommending that all affili-
atod boards offer assistance 90 any ap-
rlcarf for 2 license, whether n board
rcmhcr or not. The state association
also pledged itself and its member
boards 90 assist in securing .nforma-
tor regarding an applicants when re-
Qucsted fo do so by the State Tax
Comm sion
Tho license law conference was at
tended hy Frank s. McC aTrey. depl.
t.zed by the tax commission 20 ad-
minister rho ro7i estate license law
who presented forms for application
blanks for tho approval o. the realtors
Tho application forms. license cards
and other necessary blanks prepared
Dy the tax commission were unani
mcLsly approved. Assembly, an Thomas
4. McWh.nney OF Nassau county, il
tr0ducor OF the license bin. addressed
the conference This law was not
passed. SAID Mr. McWhinney, 80 give
amy enc a monopoly OF the real estate
business. but 90 protect the property
interests of the people of the state.
Tho .aw will 60 into cfect October
and an those licensed will become. ~
effect. officers of the state. and it VIII
be- 'hr.r duty 20 ser that tho public is
protected from frauiu,ent practices. II
fhi obligation ia felt by tire licensed
brokers and proper cooperation given
20 the State Tax Commission the law
will be- effective and the public viii
soor understand that IL IS 20 be dealt
with honestly"
All local real estate boards further
pledged themselves % send the appl-
cations FOR licenses Of their members
20 the real estate license bureau az
Albany Immediately. committees cn
ethics and license law having been
formed for the purpose In each OF me
local boards The metropolitan dis
'rict was represented at the Utica con
ference hy the NCstchCster county and
Long Island realty boards and the Real
Estate Board Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Opportunity Now
To Buy Lots at
Long B e &C h
Mayor Reynolds W ants
More Home Owners in
His City: 99l Lots and
81 Bungalows To BE Sold

Tho first big dale this year OF lots
Al Long Beach is scheduled 20 be held
b. Joseph Day Inc. Auctioneers. on
July /. o and (. on which days Mr.. Day
viii sell s9l lots and thirty-One newly
built bungalows. Tire bungalows are
20 be sold with immediate possession.
Immediate occupancy % the lots can
be had under tenancy arrangement.
for the purpose ~ facilitating immedi-
ate building. The sale will be held a.
2:30 o'clock each afternoon. rain or
shine. in n large tent on Park Street
near rthe railroad station.
Wonderful changes have taken place
a. Long Beach since the independence
Day sale, held last year b. Mr. Day. A
number Of rev business buildings have
been erected; tho residential section
has been extended a number - blocks
% the east. in the direction OF the Lido
Golf Club. several hundred bungalows
having been erected in the vicinity Of
The Yacht Club and the new 81 900 600
bridge across Long Beach channel.
which is nov open 10 traffic; the Alex
sndria Club Hotel on the boa rdwalk
near the Nassau Hotel. is under con
sfruction.
on April ~ last Long Beach became
city. A. an election held on NAY re-
Senator William n. Reynolds. Father
of Long Beach" was elected the first
Mayor Of inc city.
The first act of Mayor Reynolds was
the letting of franchise 20 operate
q car line IN Park Street the entire
length of Long Beach. through the
Nestholmc bungalow section 10 the
Lido Golf Club on the east
on The boardwalk. in addition 10 the
new stores ard the new Alexandria
Club Hotel. large new bathing pa
vlion has been erected. In thc newer
and more easterly residential section,
southeast of the yacht clubhouse and
INC mex bridge. the building activity
n last year has focused On tho con-
struction of bungalows. nearly ono
thousand OF which have been erected.
Thus for the first time in the history
n Long Beach q chance will he given
this year. a. the auction sale on July
]. and 4, % compare lot values of
me nov city with those % the former
village.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Hess Firm Will No Longer
Concentrate on Midtown
Opens Branch in Terminal Sec
iion and Has ]. :. Petit Es-
tablish Country Department

" & L. Hess. Inc. for more than
thirty years IN the real estate business,
with ihcir main office ~ 907 Broadway.
announced yesterday the opening Of an
uptown office in the Borden Building,
Madison Avenue and Foriy-hfth Street,
where they have leased the second floor
corner Offices. just above the Eastman
Kodak Company. through Brady & Bow
man.
" & L. Hess. Inc. have promoted
some Of the largest and most important
real estate transactions recorded in the
midtown and terminal sections Of
Manhattan. A country department,
specializing in Long Island and West
chester properties. will be added to the
new Office. This department will be in
charge Of John 6. Petit. formerly
manager OF tho country department OF
Albert y. Ashforth, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
l.700-Seat Bedford Ave.
Theaier Under Hammer
Amphion Must BE Sold: Sev.
eral Brooklyn Properties TO
C,o on Same Dax

The Amphion Theater Building in
Bedford Avenue. Brooklyn. with a seat
ing capacity 81 100. will be sold AZ
auction on Monday. June 2s. =. u
o'clock noon. in the Real Estate Ex-
change salesrooms. Is Vesey Street, by
Joseph P. Day. Inc. auctioneer.
The building is four-story struc-
ture on plot 75xi7ix irregular.
Other properties 10 be sold By Mr.
Day A. the same time and place in
olude eleven two-story frame buildings
at i05-l26 Forest Street. between
Flushing and Central avenues; II Starr
Street. 1919 Noll Street. 2la Foster
Avenue and s7-9i George Street. also
a vacant plot on the north side OF
Scholes Street. between Bushwiek and
Waterbury avenues; the three-story
brick apartment. with store. a. the
northwest corner Of Huntington and
Hicks streets. md the four-story store
apartment az 1856 Greene Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Lots Near Heart of
White Plains To BE Sold
Becker Holdings. Comprising
10 Lots. Will co for What.
ever Public Bids

The Bankers Trust Company q Ncw
York. a. executor for tho estate of
Iue.le Becker. AID the Wcstchcster
Real Estate and lmrrovemer. Com
psry, have ordered The auction sale OF
forty rine residence ard business
building sites n White Plains
The sale viii be held bv Joseph r.
Day. Ire. on the prem see. rain or
sh'rs 70 p mi. Saturday July
The lots arc on Mamafoneca Avenue.
MARITIME Stree. and Mitchell Place Ma
rasroneck Avenue .- 100 feet wide. fully
improved ard O trolley car route. IL is
principally residential hu- IS fast
changing into @ high class business
section.
MARITIME street also is fully improved
srd "a the location of several public
buildings - prom ncrco. which build
ings sfe located directly opposite the
lots - he sold
Ire County Courthouse ard prac'i-
cally an or tho rrIucinal banks and
stores are located about three blocks
from The property.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Mediocre Houses
Rule in Trading
Of Apartments
Inventor Purchases Two
Flats in East 84th Street;
Operators Among Buyers
Of Private Dwellings

Harriet Gluck sold to Edward F
Shue tho two fve-story fats with
stores. n. l54 and i5e East Eighty
fourth street. 54xlO22
The fve-story tenement, with stores,
az a West 18th street, 25xlOo. has
been sod by J. Krakower and Hyman
Cohen for Oscar Hasse
David LION sold 90 Concetto Cairo
,ho fvc-story Fat with two stores. at
$50 East S.xty-third street, 25xlOO j.
Casc.o was the broker.
John &. Forster sold 70 the Lujon
Corporation the thrce-story tenement
at ISL Eighth Avenue. la.3xlOO
The Duross Company sold the FIVE.
story apartment at 33e West Fifteenth
Street for Arthur Cavonberghs 70
Rubin Davis.
Gertrude Martin sold 10 Frank Ri
anchi the threo-story dwelling a. 142
West Fifty-fourth street. 1s9xl0O5.
James n Crukshank purchased
from Ralph Z. Kompner. Irving T.
Kcmpncr and cJancttc K Harris.
through Joseph /. lay. 30 tast Ninety
second Street. four-st0ry dwelling.
lot 165xlOO9.
ST. = Gai'lard GO, Inc. sold for
tho estate Of James a Rcnvick. the
four-story residence a. III West
kighty-scvcnth street. The purchaser
Hill occupy the house after alterations.
Edward S Foley & Co. sold tho three
story dwelling al 24O West Twenty
second street. 22yl00. for aMry ". Nc
Donald and Margaret VI Fitzpatrick 70
David l. Diamond. also the three-stiry
dwelling az 2l9 West Twcnty-second
street. l6fx7s.9. Tor Fred Breck Halsey.
and 500 Wiener Court. a dwelling. 70
CIttie Turner.
Edward S. Clark sold 70 J. Var
Nochten Olcot, 2l West Sevcnty-second
Street n four-story dwelling, 3lllx
l2osx regular
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Two Old Real Estate
Concerns Consolidate
VI. Morgcn;hau, Jr.. Company
and the Everett VI. Seixas
lomDany Nerge

The " Morgerfhau jr. COMPANY
and the Everett u. Seixas COMPANY
have con.olidated. For many yesrt the
Morgenihau company has been located
IN lover Manhattan. with branches in
Jamaica and S. Adams. /. I. The
seifas company has been located al
boz Fiith Avenue. The consolidated
companies ~ill have Offices in the Bush
Building. ~ 100 West Forty-sccond
Street
The officers and direetors of the
consolidated company are: VI Norren.
ihsp irs president. Everett ". seixas
hrtt vice. -president. James Frank. sec.
ond viee-prctiden'. Edgar Lowell. vice
pre'ident. Alfred y Waeg. vice.pre,,.
dent; Edward Hart. treasurer: n /
ssiIas, isereisry; T. Howard Lehman
tolntcl. and u 7 Borg. A. J. Erdman
and GsFge Fryhofor.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Bush Offers Land in
Brooklyn Factory Zones
l22 Parcels Have Been Placed
on Auction Lis, for sale
This y eek

lrv.rr 7 Bush has ordered .he Jcro
Johnson Jr. Company. Aucuoneers. 20
sell l22 business and residential lots
IN ths unrestrictod area ~ BROOKLYN.
adjacent 90 the classification yard and
barge terminal
1no sale will he held no o'clock on
Wednesday evening. Jurc 2f. in The
Brock klsn Real Estate Exchange. 1s9
Montague street.
Tho .ots 20 be sold arc located on
Court. Clinton. Henry and Hicks
streets Hamilton Avenue and Lorraine.
Bush, Center. Miu and Crcamcr streets.
While their location s ideal for fac
tones, manufacturing plants. public
garage and warehouse. tho major ~
% the lots are suitable for fcrcnerts
CT orc or two-famIy houses.
The Fourth Avenue subway q within
walking distance and thcrc aro several
TROLLEY lines IN tie immediate vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Mrs. L. Van Sickle Sells
School at PlainfeId
Property Bought by Henry
Rothberg; X. X. Harrison
Among Home Buyers

The Plainfeld School for Children.
~ Plsinheld, y. j.. has been sold by
Mrs. +. Van Sickle 70 Henry Rothberg
through J. J. Schwartz.
Mr Schwartz also sold the home IL
Francis G. Crawford. a. 1880 MYRTLE
Avenue, 70 r. X. Harrison. viee.presi.
dent Of the " ". Kellogg Company;
for p. {. Bcardslee 1854 Arlington Ave
nue 20 L. r. Seidsll, consulting metal.
lurEieal expert, of New York and New
Jersey; the Conover's corner. owned
BY Mr Bcrgquiest, sold 70 Louis Ward;
The new bungalows at Queen City Ter.
rsee, Huntington Avenue. to Garrett A.
keaiing, Of the New York Telephone
Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Estate Disposes of Brooklyn
Store Apartment Houses

Charles Partridge sold the FIVE three
story store and apartment houses az
800 20 SOS Dokaib Avenue for the
Nollckoning estate.
+. G. saltcr Agency sold 367iz
Twelfth Street. q one family house. for
Hanna Carlson % William Foy: $40
Eighth street three family house. for
Margaret passanti 20 Theresa Mar
razzs. and 34s Tenth Street n three
family house. FOR James Mullen 70
Patrick Fa'ion
Henry T.. Nielsen sold the three
story dwoliiny az 200 Bergen Street
for Mrs Marie Powers
BGlkley & orton Company sold 1919
Pacific Street p three story house. isx
100. 20 Bertha Scheidemanr.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Country Club District Sales

The y Morgenthau Junior Company
sold two additional home sites IN their
country club district development ad-
joining HorrIck Road and Central Ave
nue.. jamaica enc on ii2d Street, be-
tween Central Avenue and ll5th Ave
nue 20 Frank Gleason, OF Brooklyn,
and one ON l74.h Street, between Cen
,ral Avenue and ll5th Avenue. 20 ?.
~ Ross. % Jamaica. They also sold to
!. J. O'Donnell. Thomas K. O'Donnell
and Dennis L. O'Donnell of Brooklyn,
three lots on Hilton Street. between
Kenmore Avenue and Hilburn Street,
IN Country Club District No. >. ad-
Joining the S. Albans station.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Judge Charles II. Sie~ar.
Parts With Newark Coln,,I. 4.

The southwest corner OF .s.ssa
pine Street and South Belmen,' .Ss,sssi
Newark. \. j., has been soid ''lsSr IsSr
Louis Schlesinger, lneY ios i.,, %
Charles Y. Stewart. Of lrF,natss lat h ls
Samuel sobo. The plot, zlAiV"
proved by stores ..v puf.
The l.. X. Realty COMPANY =, ~
chased the one.family dwsl,ls, hsn
Malone Avenue, Belleyille, Sgsh.isiis,irfsi
Mrs. Susan B. Wade. MI SsH'
was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
neyts Buy For Consideration of Who Are Seeking AHoe PS
Operators Buy
Twenty three
Houses In Rye
Dwellings Purchased Near
Beach: Activity in Other
Westchester Sections and
in Suburbs Of New Jersey

Charles ". Wynne and Louis p. Low.
or.rstort. have purchased from Mrs.
rsAbel VI. Bosdwec. twenty modern
strcco three.story private dwellings az
Rye Gate. y. !. The houses are on
Riots Boxioo each and contain from
seven % twelve rooms. one block from
II. beach On Forest, oakwood and Elm
wood avenues. George Levy was the
broker.
Sales In Larchmont
NJ, {. ". Murdoch and Arthur S.
Eavlsy sold for Ralph r. Seymour 20
WESLEY V. z. Tcrhuro bis property on
Linden Avenue facing Fountain square,
consisting of house held 20 $4,000.
also sold for David r. Black. of Syr1-
cue. his house az Larchmont and
vsndeburr avenues % Mr. Adrian
welt. OF Rye. and for y p Brainard,
q Hartford. Conn. = building plot on
Center Avenue. Parksde. % James
N.vers Finch. wro viii erec' nome.
The same brokers leased The home ~
philander X. Goodwin on Willow Ave
~, 70 Louis Solomon md. for !. r.
Mclaughlin his home on Murray Ave
rue. Chatfwor'h Hcighte. 90 Harry
iuheT.
George Howe sold for the Smith Con
tracing Company Dutch Colonial
house IN lien Avenue. Pelham %
Rodssr O. Lyons. This city. The prop
erty was held a. $4,000
Prince Z Ripley sold for Mrs. Mar
rsret A Martin hor residence on Bel
oen Avenue. Dobbs Ferry. 70 Sidney
Moves. vice-pres.dent ~ The New York
Trust Company.
New Jersey Sales
Henry ". Smith purchased from the
Warren Investment and Development
COMPANY the corner in Morr.s'own. y.
J.. he has been occupying as drug
store for years. Included in tho safe
is the entire Park Place frontage OK
tenSing from the Methodist Church.
The sale was made through Eugene y.
Welsh who reports the following
transactions closed by him: For H. j..
Stirn MS hardware business nm ParH
Place % Joseph Click. of Brooklyn. 20
Frank pefrozzo for George i. Bahbitt
lls SrecdWcl avenue. q dwelling has
been moved % tho rear Of the iot and
n commercial building viii be built on
the speedweil Avenue frontage; for
Samuel /. Davenport q l47-acge farm
rcsr Chester 20 Malcolm Campbell. 20
Mrs John r Burr for Tho Res. Fred
crick W. Cutler plot on Speedncn
Avenue between Cutler Street and
Walker Avenue. who VIII erect % dwell
ling. FOR Z. T. Stlrn fn Western Ave
rue % Joseph Guck
r " CraVicv & Brothers sold for
y. II Tucker - tract on the east s.1c
OF Bollcclairc Place. Montclair. y J.. q
tract on the east side Of BeNeciaire
Place Nontclair. y. j.. % p W. A..
MscMshon The property is on tho
mountain TOP ard has frontage of 400
Feet on the cliff. extends GOO feet in
depth and is adjacent % tho Eagle
Rock Reservation property of the Es-
sex County Park Commission From
the property an extensive viow oi this
city and the Palisades can be- had.
Acquires New Flushing Home
Frederick L. Pierce purchased q
Colonial dwelling being constructed by
Joseph e Busch on the wos, side ~
TWentr-secori street. between Sanford
and Cypress avenues. BroadNay-Flush-
ING. ! Albert Johnla was tho broker
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

New Rochelle 10 recording lfa rrogfh
800 a most rract.cal manner Ons of
is leading banks. fne HIgBeno' Trust
Comrany. hhf llft ls' fhe contract %
tho z r. Hovfs Corsfrucilon Com.
parv FOR the conftr.ctlon % a building
for its own lfs.
u w.l b. a1rrour1ef by mas'Iys eui
cast stone coilWrf fHe sane - Used
in fre White Plans Court House The
building viii be- erected ~ Hof'h and
Railroad avenue The tarrr2 room
will be tVen'y-eigsf feet high ar1 800
fooTs q oAcci have been sdds1 ~ a.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Ten New Homes Planned
For Rockville Centre
Work To Be Started This
Week on Home for Persons
of Moderate Means

John 4 Power. inc viii begin fh.r
week eork % construct o1 Of zen ono
faray houses ~ Dutch Colonial. Queen
A.re and other 'voce. 30 Rockville
Centre. L. 7. The houses win he erected
on plots 5oxi25 and 100000 and viii
Re the start of an extensive home
building. operation the corporation
plars 20 undertake for persons of
moderate means. The homes VIII be-
erected on pscosta Avenue. between
Rockavay Avenue ard NH River.
Riverside estates. where fhc company
hss acquired q tract o. 2o0 lots The
houses will contain SIX. seven and
eight rooms.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
650 Acres at Cranberry Lake
Taken for Summer COLONY

William n. Drews. OF Bridgeport.
Conn. has bought the Calkins estate
at Cranberry Lake. y. J. comprising
$50 acres fronting on the lake. The
property is 20 be developed for sum
mer occupancy. A number Of log
cabins will be erected on the property.
The acres are on the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna & Western Railroad. Mr.. DreWs
has camps IN several sections OF the
Fat
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
A. f. AlIsop Jr. Buys House
In Attractive Short Hills

The Colonial dwelling located at me
corner Of Parkway and White Oak
Ridge Road. Short Hills. y. j.. with
nine rooms and three baths. has been
sold for F. s. Bower 10 4. r. Allsop ir..
of Newark The sale was negotiated by
;he Eugene Jobs-H F. Beck Company
and Frederick r. Craig. The property
was held Al t22.500
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Swiss Chocolate Makers
To Build Factory at Elmford

The Sgchari Corporation, maker of
chocolate and cocoa products, with
headquarters at Neuehatel, Switzer.
land. has purchased a site az Elms-
ford, y. Y. on the Saw Mill River
road. rs site for a factory, which
will be built along lines OF a chalet.
The Horace l.. Day Company, the
American representative of the con.
cern. secured the property through
tho country department Of Frederick
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Scarsdale Lots at Auction

Az Scarsdale, where real estate
auction sale Is a rare event, Joseph 7.
Day. Inc. auctioneers, will sell az suc-
tion. on next Saturday, June -, $50
lots AZ Wiimont Park. Wilmont Park
is directly on the line Of the White
plains Railroad trollev. The lots are
rsxio0 feet each, In dimensions.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

- give The building nscs,,ary helgh,
that n csn BE- seen both from east and
vest
p J Wsifsrf, rrefldsn,. and nh,
comnit''s tsve hsd every facility in.
stalled tnsf is dtsirAbls for = bank In
tom Which haf not only very large
All ihe year round population. but
rfier a alfo vsry largely ,nersafed
dunn Kfhs fgmnsr months.
lfs fn'irs rorf ~ engineering and
aftri'seiural rfqpr.nsntt yers fn.
'ryf'sd - Alfrtd r Boron. arebltee.
~ go Fif'h Avenue. Nsr York
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Sons of Revolution Sells
Building i'm 55ih Street

The Jatison Construction Company.
representing Julius Tischman & Sons.
purchased from the Wattland Company
and the Sons Of the Revolution, the
four three.story buildings az li6 to
l52 West Fiityhfth Street, l00xio0.5.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-05-12
ELDER CREEK

Several families enjoyed supper at
the river Sunday evening.
E. Wuethrich and family spent Sat
urday evening at Murry at the Gerber
home.
Cecil Millen, Minnie and Anne Slei-
der enjoyed Saturday afternoon at La
dysmith.
Ora Deerwester, of Hawkins, and
Myrl Bernard attended the ball game
at hurry Sunday.
William Millen and wife, also Lucille
and Floyd spent Sunday at Exeland
at the Applebee home.
H. Bartlett and family, of Marsh
field spent Saturday evening and over
Sunday at the G. Joyner home.
Walter Whomes and family are set
tied in their new home in one of J.
KOstman's houses. Mr.. Whomes works
for Mr. Kostman
C. Joyner and wife visited several
days at Superior and Shell Lake. They
also attended the commencement eX-
ercises which one of Lee Joyners
boys was in
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-05-12
PLEASANT VALLEY

Duane JOyner went to Luck on
Wednesday for a visit with friends.
H. G. Mohlenbrink, after a very Sc
we're illness, is well on the road to re-
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Johnson, of Sun
ny Hill, spent Sunday at Harry
Strong's.
Mrs. L. Mattison and daughter,
Dorothy, went to the county seat on
Wednesday.
The young folks of the community
gathered at the Morse home Friday to
make carnationns for Mothers day.
Mrs. w. Nachtwey is staying at the
home of her parents during the absence
of her husband at a mechanical school
in Kansas City.
Miss Alice Ward went to, Glen Flora
Saturday, and much to her regret
witnessed the defeat of the home team
at Ladysmith, Sunday.
Mrs James Hunter entertained the
G. l. G. Thursday afternoon. large
crowd attended Three new members
were admitted. Cookies and coffee
were served. Mrs. Brimmer will en-
terrain in June.