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, 1923-01-31

n will spend several days here visit.
ing friends.
Jack Gage Of the University CT
Laramie spent several days in Casper
on business.
Ted Madden returned yesterday to
Laramie after spending n short while
here on business.
c. Petersen is in the city for a few
days from Chicago on business.
L. C. Stephens arrived yesterday
from Hot Springs and will spend a
week here on business.
H. s. Browne is a business visitor
for a few days from Basin.
f. p. Lincoln CT New York Is
spending a short time in the city
attending to business affairs.
Ardmore, Okla. and will spend a
SHUT TIME mere Ol uussIeSs.
B. b. Brooks left last evening for
Denver to be gone several days on
business.
William JardIne spent yesterday in
Salt Creek on business.
+. Hood. prominent business man
Of New York, is in the city for a few
days on business.
Alexander Nisbet, chief OF police,
was called to Denver last night by
the death CT his father.in.law.
George Howarth is spending a few
days in the city from Salt Creek.
D. NJ. speas is spending a few days
at his ranch west of Casper.
A. Cramer is here for n few days
from Lander.
A. C. McGrath has arrived from
Denver to spend a week here on bus
ness.
C. B. Thomas spent several days
here from his home in Great Falls,
Mont.
w. J.. Finney has returned from a
business trip to New York, Mr..
, 1923-01-31
Tina Arrangements
For Synurgae Ten.

At a meeting last evening OF st.
Marks Synurgae at the home of Mrs.
Glenn C. Litt;efieid on South Park
avenue arrangements were completed
for the bridge tea TO be given at 2:3O
o'clock Saturday afternoon at the
parish house, Seventh and wolcott
streets. Seventeen tables have been
reserved and announcement is made
that other tables will be made up to
include individuals who attend.
Mrs. A. q. Fiosi as VIC president
Of the synurgae has succeeded to the
presidency to take the place OF Mrs.
Arthur q. Tibby, who ieft recently
for Salt Lake City. Mrs. Q. c.
Brewster was elected vice president TO
succeed Mrs. FideI.
Last nights meeting brought out a
large attendance OF members who en-.
toyed n social hour and refreshments
following tho busienss session.
, 1923-01-31
City

p. J. O'Connor and A. A. Slade
have returned from Cheyenne where
they have been fer several days on
business pertaining TO legislative
matters. %
Max Ball of Denver is a business
caller for n few days.
j. Condit Smith Of Oklahoma, for.
merly of Casper, is in the city for a
few weeks attending to business af.
fairs and renewing old acquaintance.
A. w. Peake returned Sunday
morning from San Francisco.
The Rev. FIR. William Ryan Of
Auroria, Colo. and Attorney j. !.
Sullivan OF Denver arrived yesterday
, 1923-01-31

which place they will GO to Chicago
and spend several days visiting with
Miss Patricia Sullivan who is study
Ing in Chicago this winter. Mrs.
Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. Morton VIII
also spend some time visiting at the
home of Mrs. Joe Donlln, daughter Of
Mrs. Sullivan at TT. Wayne, Ind.
From FIT. Wayne they viii go to New
York where they will spend some
time shopping and visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. o'DonneIl NOV
ed today from their apartments in the
Tribune building to their new home
mt SAT South Lincoln street. e
P. r. Blakey has returned from an
extensive buying trip in Chicago and
New York. While east Mr.. BIakey
purchased many pretty spring styles
Mrs. Blakey who accompanied Mr..
Blakey east will visit for seine time
with relatives in Virginia.
, 1923-01-31
Congressman-elect and Mrs.
Winter Honored Guests.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnes Jr.. en-
tertained at a formal dinner party
last evening at their home on North
Beech street in honor OF Congress
man-elect and Mrs. Charles z. Win
ter, who will leave tomorrow evening
for Washington. Honors for the eve.
ming were taken by Mrs. T. A. Dean,
Mrs. j. G.. widerhold. c. E. Winter.
and r. NJ. Andrus. Among those who
attended were the Messrs. and Mes
danes C. E. Winter. Maj. Ormsby.
NJ. p. Wheeler, James Wiederhold.
Glen Dimes, Mrs. It. A Dean, Mrs.
J.. a. Reed, Ray Williams and r. NJ.
Andrus.
, 1923-01-31
Baptist Aid
Meeting Thursday.

The General Aid society OF the
First Baptist church will hold its
regular monthly meeting Thursday
afternoon. February l., at 2:3o at the
church. The Gieaner circle will pre-
semi a playlet. The Elixir OF Life"
Members Of the CY circle will act as
hostesses for the afternoon. All
aides and friends OF the church are
invited to be present.
, 1923-01-31
Christian Aid Society
VIII Meet ThurHday.

The Ladies' Aid society OF tho
Christian chruch will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the homo OF Mrs. Frank
Fee, 6ia South Grant street. AssIEt.
ing Mrs. Fee for the afternoon win
De Mrs. Criss. The missionary pro.
gram Will be in charge CT Mrs. c. ID.
Henry.
, 1923-01-31
st. Marks Guild
Meeting Thursday.

St. Marks Guild will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2;30 at the home Of Mrs.
James wiederhold, eo3 South Chest
nut street. All wishing 10 become
members of the society are invited TO
attend.
, 1923-01-31
Daughter
Is Laid at Rest

The funeral Of Annie Tess!e voth.
the two-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. August G. Noth was held yester-.
day afternoon from tho Shaffer-Gayi
chapel. The little Voth girl died On
January 20 at tho home OF the
parents. $50 South Walnut.
, 1923-01-31

Mrs. Patrick Sullivan left this af.
ternoon for IN extended trip to the
east. Mrs. Sullivan will be Joined at
Douglas by Mrs. Sarah Morton who
will accompany Mrs. Sullivan through
out the trip. They will stop at
Ames. Iowa. for n few days to visit
Mrs. Morton's son. Edward, from
, 1923-01-31
Colorado Visitors
Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs.. Patrick Sullivan en-
tertained today Informally at their
home on South Center street in honor
OF the Rev. Fl. William Ryan of
AurorIa. Colo, and Attorney ]. j..
Sullivan Of Denver. who are visiting
in Casper.
, 1923-01-31

We are showing a wonderful line
Of rugs in all sizes and our prices are
lower. Graham,shie'ds Furniture Co,
successors to Shatfer-Gay.
, 1923-01-31
Dinner Party
Tuesday Evening,

William lard ne was the guest of
nonor at an informal dinner party
given Tuesday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Van Denberg.
the affair was in celebration OF his
birthday. Twelve guests We're pres
, 1923-01-31

Prices on rugs are lower and we
are featuring rugs this week at the
Grnham.Shields Furniture Co, sue
cessors to Shaffer.Gay Co.
, 1923-01-31
Dinner Mt Sullivan
Home Last Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Sullivan enter.
tanned at an informal Dime last
evening at their residence, 1925 South
Durbln street. Out-of-town guests
were thc Rev. FIR. William Ryan ana
attorney j. j. Sullivan of Colorado.
, 1923-01-31
Thursday Bridge
Club Tomorrow.

Miss caargaret Sullivan will enter.
tn the Thursday bridge club tomor.
row at her home, 100 East Tenth
street.
, 1923-01-31
Masonic Dancing
Party Friday

The Masons will entertain at an.
other of the series Of dancing parties
Friday evening. February 2, at the
Masonic temple.
, 1923-01-31
Presbyterian Meeting
Thursday Afternoon.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres.
byterian church will meet tomorrow
at 2:So at the church parlors. Mrs.
j. E. Keith's committee WIN be IN
charge Of the social hour ND refresh.
mems. All members and friends of
ehe church are asked to be present.
, 1923-01-31
Van Meter Recital
Thursday Evening.

The pupils of the Van Meter School
OF Music will present a recital Thurs.
day evening. February l, at 1870 at
the Methodist church. All interested
in music are invited TO attend.
, 1923-01-31
Mrs. Foster
EntertaAns.

Mrs. B. V. Foster was hostess at
the second of a series of bridge lunch.
cons given yesterday at her home in
tho Blackmore apartments. Twelve
guests were present. Honors were
taken by Mrs. ]. C. Murphy and
Mrs. Tom Daniels.
, 1923-01-31
Ellxs' Dance
This Evening.

The members Of the Elks' iod-e viii
entertain at the fourth of n series Of
Informal dancing parties this evening
for Elks and their friends at the Elks
auditorium. Dancing will begin
promptly at 10 and continue until 1
a. m. Tho Chicago Ladies' Netto or.
chestra VIII furnish the music. Punch
VIII be served throughout the ever
ing. At this time the date for the
NTH dance will be announced.
, 1923-01-31
A. p. Bridge Club
Organized,

Mrs. j. E. Beal entertained at an
Informal bridge luncheon yesterday
at the Hennins hotel at which time
the A. p. club was organized. The
club Will meet every two weeks.
Members Of the club are wives of
casper dentists n are the NIesdames
william kocher, J. w. Bingham, C.
II. Carpenter. ]. j. Donovan. G.. r.
Morgan, c. Z. Duncan. H. TaIpers. ].
f.. Beal and Snoddy. Honors were
taken at the luncheon yesterday BY
Mrs. II. L. Harvey substitute. The
club will meet again in two weeks at
the home of Mrs. william Kocher on
South wolcott street.
, 1923-01-31
kenwood Presbyterian
Entertainment This Eve

The kenwood Presbyterian circle
WIZ give an interesting entertainment
this evening at the chapel. Fourteenth
and jackson streets. The public is
invited.
, 1923-01-31
w. c. T. Q. Meeting
Friday Afternoon.

Members of the W. C. T. U. will
hold a general meeting Friday after.
moon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. d. l..
Castor, $40 South Ash street. a
membership drive is being carried on
by the association and all members
are asked TO be present and bring a
new member. Those who neglected
paying dues last year r asked to
bring or send them TO this meeting.
Thejlaw enforcement examination Will
be in charge of Mrs. s. E. Bailey.
, 1923-01-31

Mrs. Josephine Gerber and small
daughter, Betty, Of Sal Francisco.
have arrived in Casper and will spend
some time here.
, 1923-01-31

Special rug week at the Graham.
shields Furniture Co, ~uccessors to
Shaffer-Gay Co.
, 1923-01-31

j. A. speas and daughter, Dorothy
left Sunday for Wheatland. where
they will both undergo operations at
the wheatland hospital.
, 1923-01-31
DR.. and Mrs. Donovan
Entertain Dinner Club.

DR.. and Mrs. J. j. Donovan enter.
tanned the Neishborhood Dinner club
Monday evening at their residence.
523 Park venue Lavender sweet
peas were used for decorations.
Dainty lavender place cards were
used. II. II. Bracken substituted for
the evening. Honors were won BY
Mrs. Guy Trevett and w. J. Cham.
berlain.
, 1923-01-31
eaYy$sDocqlefJ5|
Ill

Ceely Weed. John Grieve. Tom Hood.
w. A Blackmore. Henry Bayer, j. p.
Smith and E. j.. Donahoe.
, 1923-01-31

Mrs. NJ. E. Sanford viii leave this
evening for San Francisco where she
viii make her future home with her
mother.
, 1923-01-31

Lon Clayton and daughter Of
Split Rock are spending a few days
in Casper on business and visiting
friends.
, 1923-01-31
Philathea Meeting
This Week.

The Senior Phiiathea class Of the
Methodist church will meet Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence
of Mrs. Norman Hood. 1922 South
Ash street. Assisting the hostess for
the afternoon will be the Mesdames
Canady. Gour, and Dunning.
, 1923-01-31

Mrs. L. W. Douds is visiting friends
In Denver.
, 1923-01-31

Finney reports walking canes 10 be
very much in style.
7. Taylor left this week for Den
Yer to be gone several weeks visiting
friends.
John Wyland retusned yesterday
morning from the east where ha has
been for tho last two months.
, 1923-01-31

Miss Dora Qua'ey mas returned
from Montana after spending several
weeks there visiting friends.
, 1923-01-31
Mrs. Smith
Entertains.

Mrs. ]. p. Smith entertained IL
Casper pioneers yesterday at an in.
formal luncheon given at her home
on South Center street. Among those
present were the Mesdames N. P.
Wheeler, T. A. Dean. jeremiah Ma.
honey. P. C. N~icolnysen. ]. J. svend,
sen, H. L. Patton, John McGrath.
, 1923-01-31
Grace Lutheran
Aid Meeting.

Mesdames A. Olson and Halvorson
viii entertain the Ladies' Aid society
of the Grace English Lutheran church
tomorrow afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Olson. S22 South Oak street.
, 1923-01-31
PERSONALS

r. d. Rowe left this morning for
Powell. wyo., being called there by
the death OF his sister. Mrs. f. NJ.
Erwin wife of F NJ. Erwin. superb
tendent of schools in that city
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Evans have
returned from an extended trip to
California n other western points.
s Mrs. Marie Montabe S~avaresy ar.
rived from Thermopol's this after.
noon to attend the meeting OF the
Boolsfellows which will be held at the
Henning tomorrow evening.
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NOTICE OF TAX SALE.
State of wisconsin |


County of Kenosha IS
Notice is hereby given that so much
Of each parcel of land, city or village
lot ds~eabed in the following list, as
may be necessary for that purpose,I will
on the second Tuesday, beingNthe 18th
day of June, A. D. 1923, and next lsuc-
ceeding days thereafter, be sold blythe
undersigned County Treasurer Org his
deputy, of said county, at public 9auc-
ton at the Office of the COUNTY
TREASURER, Court House, in thel City
of Kenosha, of said county, city 9and
state, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for thes de-
linquent taxes of 1922, as returned to
me by the treasurers of the several
towns and the treasurer Of the City Of
Kenosha, according to law.
Given under my hand and att my
Office in the City Of Kenosha this l23rd
day of April. 1928.
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VIM I. Dunlop-Lots IS and IA, blk 2,
N E Il, Sec l., T l, R 22-$129.15.
Peter lLundskow--Lots 10 and IA, blk 8,
N E a Sec l, T l, R 22-$146.56
Martin Kathaly-Lot &c, blk A, N E Il,
Sec /, T l, R 22-$37,OS.
Grace Silvernail-Lots and 6, blk 5. N
E n, Sec l, 1, R 22-$182.16.
Frank Pepignani and Wife-Lot A, blk 6,l
u, Sec l, T l, r 22-$72. 80.
Ole Anderson-Lot 5, blk 6, N E Il, Sec
l. T l. R 22-S75.91.
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Sec IS. T 2, r 22-s11.22.
Michael Grotsky-Iots 81 too So inclusive,
Sec 35, T 2, r 22-S20.00
Michael Grotsky-Lots 50 to IS inclusive,
Sec 80, 2, r 22-S24.39.
EdgewoOd Subdivision.
Edwin B. Houston-Lot 7, blk 8, Sec 35,
T O.. r 22-S6.01.
: Edwin B. Houston-Lot 8, blk 3, Sec IS.
2, R 22-$32,07.
End of EdgewoOd Subdivision.
Louis Moch-Pt y W u lot %, blk II, in
proposed First Addition to Kenosha Center
Subdivision ddstIs Ra Sec g. 3 B 227s564g
u in the proposed First Addition to Kenosha
Center, lot II, blk IL, Sec 36, T 2, R %
s44.14.
VIM. jackson Gland contract to Jos. Flefss)
PIT N w a lot 20. blk II in the proposed
First Addition to Kenosha Center Subdivi-
sion, Sec SO, T 2, R 22-s17.54.
KenOsha Center Subdivision.
>, Gaagtra Realty Co.-Lot /, blk 9, Sec So,
Gaast ira Beatty y oo-Lot 8. blk 9. Sec So.
= Ga g a5 Beatty co--LOt,4. blk 9. Sec So,
John Stocker-Lot 10, blk 9, Sec SO, T g.
r 22-$42.77.
BOnny Hame First Subdivision.
Alex La Grave-Lot 6, blk 16, Sec SO, T
2, R 22-s8.48.
Walter H. Burke-Lot 10, blk Is, Sec So,
T 2, r 22-$8 AZ.
JOS: M. Jacobs-Lot T. blk 20. Sec sc. T
2, R 22-$4O.O3.
Hollywood Subdivision.
Robt. Mitchell-Lot 6. Sec So, T 2,R %
$A425.
Rudolph Bruner-Lot 9, Sec SO, It 2. R
22-S8.48.
Rudolph Bruner-LOt 10, Sec Sc. T 2,
R 22-$5.74
John Gen5ke-Lot Is. Sec. SO. T 2. R 22-
1888.
Richard Koesser-Lot 43, Sec So. t 2, R
22-$57.61.
Richard Koesser-Lot IA. Sec So, T 2. R
22-$7.3S.
Paul simo-Lot 90. Sec sc. T 2. R %
$848.
Robt Mitchell-Lot 1O4, Sec IS. T 2, R
22-$54.31.
22-$9.03
Fred King-Lot lab. Sec So, t 2. R ~
Aibertina Mohr--Lot LAG. Sec So. T 2. R
22-$9.O3.
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Anna Regh-W T0.ft. more or less, of lot
! and W 20 #, more or less, of the N IS
# Of lot 2. blk II, Il, Sec Sc. T ?.
VIM. P. and Geo. D. Barry-Lot / and N
q It Of lot 2, blk II. E Il, Sec Sc, T 2.
Christ Nelson's 86 # Of lot and N IA
t ct lot Z, blk IA, S E u, Sec SO, T 2,
Dominick Console and wife-Com IS # E
OF w cor of blk, thence N 100 #, E 391a
f. 100 #, w to beg, lots and g, blk IA,
Eugene Lammachia-S 20 # of lot and
N 81 # of lot 8, blk 16, S E Il, Sec IS,
T 2, R 22-s52S.16.
Carl Malm-Com at N W cor lot 8, thence
s I99 #. NE'ly l4s #. N Is #, W so IT.
II. L, Sec Sc. T 2, r 522@s49i SIS . D'N
Benz. Ponzio and Wife, so # of N 50 #
Of lot and E so # of lot 10, blk is, S E
"a, Sec Sc, T 2, R 22-S569.S4.
End of Bain's Subdivision.
Il. L. BuIlamore.s Subdivision.
Edith N. scheibe and Husband-Lot 80, S
W a, Sec So. T 2. R 22-s1sS .4$:
Joe Schabowsky-Lot 100, S w Il, Sec Sc,
T 2, R 22-S90.31.
Chas. E. Turnock-Lot 100, w a. Sec
SO, T 2, R 22-$75.2S
End of H. L. BuIIamore's Subdivision.
Lawndale Subdivision.
Edward Blomkrist-Lot l, S w "A, Sec
So, 2, R 22AS3499.
Joseph NJ. Willems-Lot 10, S w "a, Sec
So, I 2, R 22-SS4.33.
Albert. Greb-Lot 50. S W Il, Sec SO, T ?.
R 22-S10.03.
Walter N; Burke-Lot 81. S w III Sec SO,
T 2, r 22-$10.03.
Walter. Burke~Lot 81. W a. Sec So.
Walter B9rk-Lot 65. W Il. Sec So.
Walter DGrke-Lot &c. s W u, Sec Sc,
T 2, R 22-S11.37.
Walter B9rke-Lot 81, W Il. Sec SO.
Walter BgrkeELOt So. W 4. Sec IS.
Walter B1rke-Lot rs. W Il. Sec Sc,
T 2, r 22-S12.38
Walter Durke-Lot 76. W a, Sec So,
Walter BurEe~Lot 50. W 4, Sec Sc.
T 2, R 22-$160.36.
End of LawndaIe Subdivision.
Gussie Nelson-Con at point on N line
OF Prairie Ave, 266.S1 it " Of W line OF
Kennilworth Ave, thence w 21O it, N 231
fit, e 210 it, S 231 # to beg, S w IA, Sec
Sc, 7 2, R 22-$27719.
Hannah Park Subdivision.
Elizabeth B. Hannan-Lot 10, blk II, S w
r., Sec So, T 2, R 22-$48.48.
Anna L. Wells-Lot l, blk IA, w "A,
Ss Anna ma l. = wsli Ezs8s'5 I blk IA.
Sec So, T 2, R 22-$37.4S.
George S. Wettriclz and Wife-Lot 5, blk
IA, w Il, See S6, T 2, R 22-$115.S7.
End of Hannah Park Subdivision.
HomewOOd Subdivision
Frederick S. Taylor Est.--Lot 10, S w 4,
Sec 36, T 2, R 22-$14.98.
Frederick S. Taylor. Est.-Lot IA, S w "A,
Sec Sc, Il 2, R 22-S67 20.
W. j. swift-Lot 10, S w "A, Sec So, T 2,
L. G. Graves-Lot 20. S w u. Sec SO.
T 2, R 22-S70.94.
L. c. Graves-Lot' 80, W a, Sec So,
T 2, r 22-$7O.94.
End of HomewoOd Subdivision.
Mary E. Morin's Addition to Homewood Sub.
4. James Morin--N p of lot 16, S w Il,
Sec SO, T 2, r 22-S7.62.
James Morin-Lot %, S w a, Sec sc,
T 2, r 22-$14.98.
End of Mary E. Morin's Addition to
HOmewOod Subdivision.
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Louis IS Hans m: i Of lot 2, blk Al.
S E Il. Sec 81, 7 2, res s5O7.s1.
Virginia ]. Wulf-E 81. # of w = of lot
5, blk Al, S ETA, Sec 81. T 2, R 23-$1S7 Is.
6. blk Al. S E 4. Sec 81. T 2, R rs
Jonas o. Hoover. Trustee-E 81 # of lots
! and 4. blk 4S, S E II, Sec 81. T 2, %
Mrs. c. Grant Est.-w 40 it of lots and
4, blk IS. S E Il. Sec 81, T 2, R 23-S165.9S.
John E. Perkins-Com 81 TT S of n E cor
Of blk, thence w So #, % #, IS it,
N to beg, blk 4S, S E Il, Sec 81, T 2. R %
Morse Granite Coon at n W cor Of
blk. thence E so #. S 127 #. W 90 #. n
1T It to beg, blk 81, E 4, Sec 81, I 2
P. H. schnell-Com 27O # w of N E cor
of blk, thence w to Schnlitt's lot, 1872 #,
E to Pitts lot, N to beg, blk 81, S E Il,
Sec 81, T 2. R 23-S22S.51.
John Corcoran-Com S1S.6S # N of N line
of Prairie Ave. and on E line of Pleasant
St, thence E 1872 #, S #, w 1S2 #, N to
beg, S W a, Sec 81, 2, R 2S-SS.60.
Durkee's First Western Addition.
Anna Maciesewski Est.-Lot y, blk 1872,
S " Il, Sec 81, T 2, F. 23-s7S.59.
The Kohlnan-Martin Co., Inc.-Com 125
# S of N cor of blk, thence S 40.S #,
w 1872 #, N .95 #, E 1872 it to beg. Also
com at > T. cor OF lot 40, Inence % AIS
N A #, E IS #, A # to beg. Blk 154,
S w 4, Sec 81, 2, R 23-$74412.
End of Durkee's First Western Addition.
Fisk's Western Addition.
Anna M. P. Kruger-Com at S E cor of
lot 9, thence N I25 #, w SO ft. S 125 fit,
E So # to beg, blk II, S w Il, Sec 81, 2,
R 23-S256.71.
Max Ladewig-Com at a point on E line
of blk, 100 # N of S Z cor, thence WHY
parallel with S line of Blk, 1872 #, My on
w line of lot s, SO #, Ely parallel with S
line of blk, 1872 #, SLY So #, more or less,
to beg, blk IS, S w "a, Sec 81, T 2, R %
SIPS. 10.
End of Fisk's Western Addition.
Jenne's Addition.
Natalie D. Angelo q of lot 1, blk /,
S W I, Sec 81, T 2, R 2S-$1. 1904.
A. Lundquist-Lots and 4, blk l, w
Il, Sec 81, T ., R 23-$572.96.
S w u, Sec 81, 2, R 2S-S199.21.
Michael Grotsky-W "a # of lot IL and
lot 10, blk A, S w Il, Sec 81, 2, R %
-S506.13,
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Minnie Szyperek-Lot 9, blk 6, S W 4
Sec 80, T 2, R 23-S44.T8.
End of Kenosha Land & Improvement Co.'S
Subdivision Known as N. KenOsha
North Kenosha-Part of Blk . of
Trustees Subdivision.
Sam Walche-Lot 6, blk II. n w Il, Sc
80, 7 2, r 23-S39.49
Sam Walche-Lot Z, blk II, N w Il. Sc,
so, T 2, R 23-SI6.39.
Sam Walche-Lot S, blk II, n w L. Sc
so, T 2, 23-S16.S9.
Sam Walche-Esot 9, blk II, n " Il Sc
so, T ?, 2S-sI6.39.
Sam Walche-Lot 10. blk II, n W 4, St
80, T 2. R 23-S16.39.
Ed nf NJ IL. II r M q
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CONTINUES N par.
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Sec IS. T 2, r 22-s11.22.
Michael Grotsky-Lots 81 too So inclusive,
Sec 85, T 2, r 22-S20.00
Michael Grotsky-Lots 50 to 66 inclusive,
Sec 35, T 2, r 22-s2439
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-09
FRUITDALE

Early last Friday morning Thieves
in automobiles took nice heifer cali
belonging to Mr.. Triton. 1t was tax.
en- from the road in front of the
house.
Russell Tucker Of Terre Haute
Ind, is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Stewart spent
Sunday with Mrs. Stewart, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson and he,
sister with her husband, called or
Fruitdale friends Sunday.
A little tiny Fox was playing about
this neigborhood Friday when the
stork took it to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Fox. The little one has been
named Lester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burbert and son Paul
spent the weekend fishing at Lara,
ME, Wyo. While there, they saw
the presidents funeral train 60 past
The Elliott family living on Sun.
nyside Lane held their auction Tues.
day and will leave soon for Cali.
fornia Edw. Montgomery has pur.
chased their place and will move on
to it at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hersberger of Mount
Pleasant, Ia, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
S. B. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Of Fort Nor
gan spent Saturday and Sunday with
the Montgomery family.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-09
RECOGNIZED POWER OF MUSIC
In All Ages the Value Of Sweet Sounds
Has Been Acknowledged
by the Wlss.

A leading educationalist has this to
say concerning the value Of music !:
Il cannot think OF an ideal home
without music, for 1t would surely be
very incomplete without 1t. To me-
the beauty Of music cannot be de-
scribed In words. There seems to be
no state OF mind that one can be in
In which music Is not welcome. Even
In the Bible we read that David played
on the harp for Saul to quiet his
troubled mind We need music every
day In our home more than any other
place. for the good OF our mind and
body.
THE benefits Of music are also
reaching the hospitals. the homes Of
the sick, and busy people after hard
days work find It refreshing to come
home and hear Its soothing strains.
I'VE also enjoy music In our homes
Of learning-the schools. The school
orchestra and the songs we sing In
assembly make us feel like starting
out on the days study in an excellent
mood"