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Evening star., 1937-01-02
The Chief Justice
Joined Mrs. Hughes
And Guests at Tea

i ne SIllel JuStlCe WAS late ar
rival at the tea which Mrs Hughes
gave Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Miss Mildred Helen McAfee, new
president of Wellesley College Miss
McAfee, who was the guest of Miss
Belle Sherwin, q trustee Of the COL
lege. for two days returned to New
York Thursday to remain over the
holiday before returning to Wellesley.
Miss McAfee came to Washington
from New York. where she attended
Wellesley benefit performance Tues
day evening Of ''Wingless Victory"
starring Katherine Cornell. Arriving
late the Chief Justice spent some time
chatting with the guest of honor.
seated before the glowing open fire
Mrs. Hughes, who was q member
Of the class of 1888. but married the
promising young lawyer" now the
Chief Justice. before her graduation.
was hostess for the Washington Welles-
ley Club. entertaining the members of
the club. other local alumnae, as well
as many from out of town and not a
few young women who win become
alumnae. The bond between the Chief
Justice and his family and Wellesley
Is very close. for not only Mrs. Hughes
was student there, but her daughter,
Mrs. Chauncey L. Waddell, Is a gradu-
ate and the Chief Justice himself is
an honorary member of the class of
1881.
Dr. Annie Jump Cannon, dis
tinguished astronomer. who graduated
with the class of 1884, came from
Frederick. Nd. where she spent the
holidays with the president of Hood
College and Mrs. Henry I. Spahr, and
was among the guests at tea DR..
Cannon went to Newark, Del, to spend
the New Year holiday with her five
great nephews before returning to
Harvard University. where she is
tory. Mrs. Spahr, a Wellesley alumnae,
accompanied DIR. Cannon to Wash
ington, as did the formers two daugh-
ters. Miss Margaret Spahr and Miss
Louise Spahr. who shortly will enter
Wellesley.
ThooAotlI6 tlIC tCd tdUiC WcE6 MIS-.
Ralph Brewster, Mrs. D. Lawrence
Groner. Mrs. Samuel Herrick. Miss
Sibyl Baker. Mrs. Lyman B. Sworn
stedt. Mrs. Harry Kramer, Mrs. Harold
D. Hynds. Mrs. John J. O'Connor,
Miss Margaret Merrill, Mrs. George L.
Meleney, Mrs. Ralph Church, Mrs.
Clarence Hancock. Mrs. Charles
Brooks. Mrs. w. e. Stafford, Miss
Myrna Sedgwick and Miss Mary Riley.
Others assisting included Miss Helen
Vile. Miss Anne Coyle, Miss Frederika
Billiard, Miss Margaret F'urgeson, Miss
Barbara Cation, Miss Alice Richard
sen, Miss Martha Morrow, Miss Roby
Leighton. Mrs. George Brabson. Miss
Emily Mitchell, Miss Mary Mitchell,
Miss Harriet Clarke. Miss Mary
Louise Colbert, Miss ARIA McGinniss.
Miss Bernice Stafford, Mrs. John D.
Fitch, Miss Josephine Ross and Mrs.
Robinson Heap
Mrs. Edwin G. Nourse and Mrs.
Swormstedt were in charge of ar
rangements for the tea.
Evening star., 1937-01-02
Stuarts Celebrate
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Stuart cele-
brated the fortieth anniversary of their
wedding New Year eve when their
eight children gave them q surprise
party in their home at ITO v street
northeast. Others at the party were
the six grandchildren Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart, who with those at the
party attended the midnight show at
the Capitol Theater.
Evening star., 1937-01-02
HE WAS gone.

away. one WanUcQ 70 run. 10 run
and run and run so far that he would
never see her any more What must
he think of her? Turning him down.
Keeping him there-rubbing it in.
She ran across the lawn away from
the gravel path. She would run out
the driveway when nobody was look
ing. She would run home.
Nearing the house, she checked her
fight. There were people there who
would see her. She drew back in the
shadow of vine-covered lattice.
There were people on the other side
Of the lattice. Two people. on bench.
The girl was MISUNDERSTANDING softly.
The man was talking. She couldn't
see him. but that yoice-that suave,
nonchalant tenor. She knew 1t. She
knew the voice
A SCIENTIST Is a man who ex-
perimentS, who tries things"
the voice was saying. For instance,
If scientist wants to know how
many bacteria in cubic inch of
milk he doesn't ask the COW
he"
Listening. Nadine began to giggle
too Not softly. like the girl on the
other side of the lattice. but hilari-
ou3!y-almost historically The pair
looked up. She saw RAIDER rise.
Quickly she turned around and began
to run again.
CHE ran back to the bench under
the old sycamo tree.
A-William was there. with her wrap.
oh. there you are" William said.
Il was about To-"
William" 1t was half gasp, half
sigh.
No. It's not cold now" She
took the wrap and tossed it on the
bench. William, you know some-
thing? You know something I've
just found out?"
William looked at her blankly.
i was wrong, William! Oh, / was
wrong! A girl doesn't want to be
surprised all her life. There's no,
much fun IN surprises sometimes
There not much
A light OF understanding began to
brighten Williams face.
You mean" he said eagerly
Listen. Nadine. you mean-you
mean-you've changed your mind?'
Yes. Yes. william. That's wha,
mean. I've changed my mind"
She stood there under the old syca-
more, fieecy cloud of white chiffon
in the Summer moonlight, and the
. moon reflected blue silver of her up
turned nose.
Shy, palpitant, she stood. lookine
out over the shimmering water. Fol
all the sign she gave she might have
forgotten William was there.
For one wild instant William wa,
tempted TO throw a shock into her
70 pull the unexpected. He knew how
he could do ii. II had Just come u
him. He would calmly light a ciga.
rette. and In a casual voice say;
Your nose ~ shiny. kid"
But hf didn't.
lie took her In his arms and did thu
obYloiS tbirg,
! cepsfIEBs. 1880
Evening star., 1937-01-02
Arkansas Society
Reception FRIDAY

The Arkansas State Society will
hold reception with dancing Friday
evening, January 8. in the ball room
OF the Willard Hotel. The party will
be in honor Of the members of the
Arkansas delegation in Congress and
newcomers from Arkansas are cor
daily invited to attend the party.
The reception will begin at 8 o'clock
and dancing will continue until
] o'clock. Mr.. Jake o. Rhyme is presi-
dent Of the society: Mr.. Lester L.
Gibson, first vice president; Mrs. Sam
uel M. Wassell, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Ben Cravens, third vice
president; Miss Mildred Caudle, sec
retary. and Mr.. Hugh Brewster
treasurer.
Evening star., 1937-01-02
Dinner at Arts Club.

Mrs Henry White and Miss Emile
Margaret White will be hostesses at
the dinner at the Arts Club this
evening when the second Of the series
of symphonologues. covering the pro-
grams OF the National Symphony
Orchestra for the month win be given.
Tho Arts Club, in accordance with
It's annual custom. held open house
yesterday for New Year day. the
members Of the Hospitality Commit
~ Actins - hosts.
Evening star., 1937-01-02


M rushing to history books,
Wv art galleries and movies in
a search for celebrities that
are their doubles. And all in hope
of winning a prize at the Junior
League celebrity ball. Three prizes
will be given, to the man, to the girl
and to the couple appearing as the
most authentic, clever and easily rec
ognizable celebrities.
The celebrity ball is to be given at
1890 o'clock Tuesday evening, jan
uary Z, in the grand ball room and
the Chinese room of the Mayfiower
Hotel. The rooms will be transformed
for the occasion by surprise decora-
tive scheme carried out by Mrs.
Campbell .Prichett, Mrs. David B.
Karrick, Miss Betsy Burke and Miss
Jane Esther Platt.
The amateur show, which promises
to reveal hidden mines of Junior
League talent, will come on at 80.
Rehearsals are under way, and the
amateurs" are entertaining each
other daily with different impromptu
programs. Mr.. Charles c. Barry of the
Washington Civic Theater. known to
radio fans as Bud Barry of the sports
column Of the air. will act as master
of ceremonies. Mr.. Barry's clever
ad-libbing" promises to add that
necessary pre- 5ional touch to the
amateur perfol nance.
After the guests have their turn at
the dance floor, the professional floor
show will come on at 1890, through
the courtesy of Maxim loves Shore
ham entertainers. Supper will be
served in the presidential dining room
from IL to 1870 o'clock.
Tables are hastily being reserved
for the celebrity ball and a large
number of dinners and "Dutch-treat"
parties are planned for that night.
Among the box holders for the ball
are:
Lady Marler, Mrs. Paul H. Bastedo.
Mrs Terrill Brazelton. Mrs. Frederick
H. Brooke, Mrs. Dexter Bullard. Mrs.
John w. Burke, Mrs. George Bowie
Chapman, Mrs. Levi Cooke, Mrs. John
w. Davidge. Mrs. Albert B. Dewey,
Mrs. Marshall Diggs, Mrs. Marshall
Exnicios, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock.
Mrs. Lewis w. Feick, Mrs. William j.
Flather, jr.; Mrs. John H. Gibbons,
Mrs. F. Hamilton Mccormick Good
hart, Mrs. A. B. Houghton, the Misses
Howry, Mrs McKnew Hume, Miss
Virginia Hunt, Mrs. B. Paulding Lam
berton, Mrs. Ridley Mclean. Mrs.
George T. Marye, Mrs. Malcolm Math-
eson, Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Mrs.
George Hewitt Myers, Mrs. Henry
Ravenel. Mr.. William K. Ryan, Mrs.
L. NJ c. Smith, Mrs. w. Calhoun
Stirling, Mrs. Robert Clement Watson
and Mrs. John r. williams.
Evening star., 1937-01-02
MIR. and Mrs. Morris
Hosts Last Nidht

Mr.. and Mrs. George Maurice Nor
ris were hosts last evening In their
home on Kaiorama road. when they
entertained In honor Of their sub
debutante daughter. Miss Patricia
Miriam Morris. The home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris In n typical New England
house and wss hansported from Dan.
vera. Mas. Miss Nancy faelin came
from Mldaisbnrs to bs = guest Of Miss
Mgffis overnight.
Evening star., 1937-01-02

Yes" he said finally His voice
was dull, discouraged. Yes. Very
much"
Nadine spoke tenderly, with deep
seriousness.
It's just one thing. William. It's
your-your- Oh, how shall say
3t?-your obviosity!"
"Obviosity?"
"Yes. Don't you see what mean?
You never say or do anything but the
obvious thing. You never surprise
people. Don't you see how boring it
would be for your wife? You'd never
do or say anything she didn't know
beforehand you were going to do or
say. Like Just now, when I told you
said to myself, now he'll say Raiders
q lucky fellow: hope you'll both be
very happy And you said it. You
know you did. Those very words"
william gave a little empty laugh.
II guess you're right" he said.
4 Il
VOU understand, William-you do,
don't your" Somehow Nadine
was anxious that William should un-
derstand: that he should understand
and approve. For an instant she
felt But no. She had made her
decision; she would stick TO il. But
1t would seem funny not to have Will
liam around, after so many weeks.
you understand, don't you-about
RAIDER? He's such fun! Always say
ing the cleverest things and playing
the funniest Jokes on people. Life
with RAIDER Will be an adventure-not
just settling down. You do see. don't
you. William?'
William nodded heavily RAIDERS
clever" he admitted. You never
know what he's going 10 do next"
Nadine nodded She was glad TO
hear william indorse RAIDER. She
hesitated, smiling dreanilv--
DO you want TO hear how he pro-
posed?" she said suddenly.
How ne! But isn't that sort Of
sort Of"
She brushed aside the objection.
"It was this afternoon" she said.
I'VE were talking about his work
he's a dairy chemist. you know. We
got 10 talking about scientists.
"a scientist is a man who expert
mens, who tries things RAIDER said
II he wants TO find out something
he doesn't ask somebody-he tries to
find out the answer for himself. For
instance, II a scientist wants TO know
how many bacteria In a cubic inch OF
milk. he doesn't ask the coU-he
counts them.
"TF A SCIENTIST wants 10 know
whether its possible 70 make a
rocket that will 90 TO the moon, he
doesn't ask a fireworks manufac-
turer--he tries 10 make the rocket
Do you get the drift. WillAm?"
"Why--T don't think"
81 didn't either--then. BIT thz
next thing RAIDER said was. If a sci.
enlist wants 70 know whether he car
kiss a certain girl, tse doesn't ssk ,h'
g.rl--he----~'
She happened " look and she sas
that Williams strong hands vert
cIencbed into pale aEss. His fare vat
Evening star., 1937-01-02
Miss RobottOm Will
Wed Ensign Burdick

Commander and Mrs. Kent Robot
tom U. 8. Navy. at Long Beach. Calf. b,
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Elsie Kent. 10 Ensign Rob-
eft Stewart Budick. u. 3. Navy. son
of the late Nal Harold ID. Burdick
u. o Army. and Mrs. Burdick Of
EatoD, Mas.
Ihs wedding will take place IN
June Miss fotsttHn Ia n graduate
~ Whst,yef f.Gf,61i, Middleb,iry.
CeHa.. s1d Ensign btndiek graduated
frhH tbs United htat1s Naval Assds
any, e,ASs NJ lssb.
Evening star., 1937-01-02

II r. AND MRS. NELSON E.
M Perrin were hosts yesterday
afternoon at an eggnog
4 = party at their residence, at
1924 r street. Their elder daughter,
Miss Anne w. Perrin. assisted. and
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward B. Burling, jr, also
were present.
Miss Virginia w. Junkin, daughter
of Mrs Martha Junkin. is spending
today and tomorrow with her mother
in her house on LongfeIlow street.
Miss Junkin, who is a student at
Beaver College at Jenkintown. Pa,
has recently been at Lakeland. Fla,
and is stopping in Washington before
returning to Jenkintown on Monday.
Miss Alice Terrell will entertain at
tea this afternoon from until
$50 o'clock In her home at 1911
Crittenden street northwest. Assist
ing at the tea table will be Mrs. Will
liam Latane Lewis, Mrs. Peter F.
Snyder. Mrs. Earl E. Everhart, Miss
Elizabeth Haney and Miss Mary o.
Terrell.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Clarendon
Smith are entertaining the Board of
Directors of the Democratic League of
the District of Columbia at their
home today.
Cadet Robert p. Maxon Of Valley
Forge Military Academy. son Of Mrs.
Edna Phillips Maxon of this city, is
entertaining over the week end Cadet
Raymond Bashford OF Coral Gables.
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle E. Friend of
Pittsneld. Me-. are stopping at the
Dodge while in the Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence ingalls, of
Evening star., 1937-01-02

SUDDENLY Ma
dine wanted to
/ help the big oaf;
/ to help him the
way women like
/ b t to help a
man - by pointing
kcut his faults.
william. Would
would you Like
Ito know why?"
William didn t
book at her, but
kept his eyes on
Ethe waltzing river
below the bluf. .
/ Like TO- know
why?' he echoed
hollowly.
"Yes. Why I'm
going to m a rry
RAIDER, instead Of
Of you"
II was several
moments before he
seemed to under
stand. William was
kipo II horcj
Evening star., 1937-01-02
McCreas Have Guest.

Mr. and Mrs. c. Leslie McCrea have
as their guest for several weeks Miss
Ellen Rhodes Of Atlanta, Ga. who
arrived In time for the tea which
MI and Mrs. McCrea gave in her
honor Tuesday.
Evening star., 1937-01-02
Mrs. Bunker Returns.

Mrs Frances Wilkinson Bunker will
return 10 tho Capital today from
Evanston. H.. where aha has been
Waiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wiikinson.
Evening star., 1937-01-02

tense and white in
the light of the
moon.
Idiot! Couldn't
she have known
that this was tor
ture to William?
couldn't she have
had tact enough
To- She was
ashamed to face
him. She wanted
to get away. Get
away. Quick.
"It's-it's COOL"
she said. Would
you get my wrap"
Certainly" VIII
liam said 1.-THE OBJ
vious thing. And
he was gone down
the white gravel
path in the direc.
tion Of the house
and the music.
Evening star., 1937-01-02
Coronation On Teleyision.

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Evening star., 1937-01-02
May Restrict Coolis Labor.

EetserjaD6 Indla il csH.si1sjnz y
reyision n its ex<,lh osdinsaet. which
would gradually festrses snsps1ymeIt
-U contract i&HH. 4
Evening star., 1937-01-02
Numerous Social Activities Crowd First Days of the New Year
By the Way-
Beth Blaine


THE buses around Dupont Circle and the guide calls
rghtthe forward
ovee washngtonha Of Eleanor
is Of friends.
Yesterday Patterson "at home
Countess Potocka.
hautng oya
out ooman dark
sp
haltway landing a painting Of
"a vigne
painted of her riding clothes standing BY her tauoe
Patterson drawing
roomthe most exquisite think Washington.
tapestries
Yesterday Sydney played
for had hours
Ctsse Pattesons waM is the
graceful Oalk imaginable To loUely
trailing from
to remember In the drawng candle
be almost
the crystal brackets
he
enchanting lined
her knees Felicia de vgne who rose
blue eyes was trailing moss green velvet with sleeves and
with exquisite necklace
throat.
The dainty little countess Poocsa black NTH
a brilliant ueret
tpo
ipes arrived wth popular Marun Mcn Kay Sloane neOet
chatting together
erick Sterling In together
they such devoted family party
that Mrs. Letter and her daughter Nancy left the
before midnight
entertaining Of tendsn order
yesterday were the Jouett shoes the Kurt Het.
zel Frank Gunthers
Admiral George Harrison. governor
Federal Rev. New york. Mrs Scott williams arth xroc. ra
Frank
a
and candle light champagne Ce" Felicia
particularly happy New Year!
THE giving
will be very prompt as the reason for the change hour is due to III.
of
train for Pittsburgh Whether
this accomplished musician perform
that he be able entertain for
the Minister entertaining Of
Dr. and Nine Andre Popouic present
reay Of the Rumanan legation, but aue
turn to the foreign Office.
THURSDAY returned
Washington literally
Cleveland To Mario that city complete a
interesting
15th then he of for Hollywood It certainly will be fun to
his photographs Of the outstanding
the West coast-just when, do
OUR
amiys
hardly appreciated by surrounding sumbeers.
The uhete gathering of the diplomatic
heights
formed rfno as in Enond and sano "Aua Lana sne as. se
deo Italian Embassy popuarsied
personally kissing
the stroke pedestrians
oocade OF the
efectoe
after 8. when they all attended St..
The lovelest
Luce OF the French Embassy who arrived evening
husband and Charlie Budny Embassy
VINO has just returned from Florida displaying
Drown danced
young hoesses a
the art of skiing
Idaho
admitting
ana already favored the Austrian school, Others
Nemek Dorothy Hinton, in
which
cruise Zoe sher in brilliant blue figured
Ricardo S Carmen Sergio
Will
andH E., the
Ambassador caught discussing
whue q
danced Ferdnando
Lasa had to had to
pick such night for his plane
1eunne file phue ule her brother
The completion Of
mass forthed
by resolutions and coming
assembled slipped
the lie the
Mr.. and Mrs. Busser HELEN CQRblN HEINZ
Taking Motor Trip ~ (5;lasi.1TacTo1
Evening star., 1937-01-02
Celebrity
Ball Calls
S ocie e t y
Junior League Makes
Elaborate Plans for
Event.

w WASHINGTON society Is
M rushing to history books,
Wv art galleries and movies in
a search for celebrities that
Evening star., 1937-01-02
Residential Social News
Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin Celebrate New Year
With Eggnog Party.

a KR. AND MRS. NELSON E.
M Perrin were hosts yesterday
afternoon at an eggnog
u y,a rfu of fhoir reci5onca Of
Evening star., 1937-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence ingalls, of
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-10
CLEAR CREEK-CoLORED

c. A. Allen heirs, 81 IL acres
mountain land, $3.50.
Mark, Allen, 13 acres l house
and lot. STAT.
Ramsey Allen, II acres 1 house
and lot home place, $l.36.
Eula Mae Bradford, 2 acres
Clear Creek, 66c.
B. f. Brown, Est, IL acre
Clear Creek, 6Gc.
Elvire Castlebcrry, % acres
home place, 1871.
billiard Feathcrstone, Q acres
Howard Gap road, $4.62.
Ed. King, acre near Mills
place, 66c.
P. f. King, Est, IS acres one
house and lot home place, $2.68.
Charles Leonard, 10 acres Ball
Top, 40c. :,
G. B. Leonard, 81 acres Ball
Top, $6.27.
Mrs. A. l.. Mills, 33 acres home
place, $500.
Kempton Mills, | house and lot
home place, $7.84.
Martha Mills, 30 acres Gala
more place, $4.6O.
Winslow. Mills, 7 acres noun
tain land, SLIT.
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$l0.96.
$10.96. ------.- ... --- .----~
Mrs: D. N, Sharpe, Est, 1 lot
Minnehaha, $1.98.

$10.96. -- Co., - -.
Mrs. D. N. Sharpe, Est, 1 lot
Minnehaha, $1.9S.
Thomas Shepherd, 6 acres Old
Howard Gap road, SEC.
Eli Shipman, Est, 81 acres Of
mountain land, $1.79.
Mrs. E. w. Shipman, 81 acres
mountain land, $1.79.
w. H. Smith, 2 lots Arcadia
subdivision, 99c.
Mrs. R. E. Steigerwald, lot
Minnehaha, &C.
J: H. Stepp, 7 1-2 acres LYDIA
land, $l.9S.
j. H. Stepp, 1-2 acre 1 house
and lot home place, $3.88.
j. X. Stepp Est, 160 acres
Clear Creek, $30.67.
S. NJ. Stepp, 9 acres l house
and lot home place, Sll.09.
j. w. Sumner, 4 acres Mime
haha, $3.76.
j. c. Thompson, Is 1-2 acres
Clear Creek, $6.71.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Torrance,
10 acres, $4.66.
A. +. Vaughn, "a acres home
place, 1881.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, 46 acres /
house and lot home place, $11.22.
c. NJ. Beddingfeld, 5 Ia acres
Baldwin Gap road, 41c.
Conking and Reed, as acres
Gilreath place, $14.45.
l.. B. Jackson, a acres Edney-
vile road, $2.97.
S. II. LYDIA, So acres and build
ingS, home place, SAG.
w. c LYDIA, II Sd acres one
house ard lot home place, $6.9l.
Mary c. McGreery, / lot Gran
subdivision, 73c.
+. w. Sumner, lot Evans sub
division, 73c.
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CRAB CREEK TOWNSHIP

Mrs. Grace Adams, 3 acres
RuSher land, SLIT.
J. /. Aiken, 60 acres / mousse
and lot Willow, $7.76.
]. II. Allen, Est, acre kanuga
Lake, 1922.
NJ. f. Allison, 80 acres French
Broad, 1929.
Homer Anders. II 4S-lOO acres
near Jeter mountain, Sl.9O.
Madge Anders, % 63-lOO acres
1 house and lot, Sl.9O.
Olive Anders, 81 acres near
Jeter mountain, $1.9O.
billiard B. Atkins, ia acres
Patterson land, 1882.
Mrs. Pearl Post Avery, 20
acres Annie Hughes Allen land,
SLIT.
NJ. ]. Bannong, 27 acres one
house and lot Willow, $S.21.
Biltmore Syndicate Co., 80
acres Raines tract, S2.96.
C. L. Black, 2 lots Indian Cave
C. A. Blythe, 20 acres house
and lot Crab Creek, Sass.
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CLEAR CREEK TOWNSHIP

!. S. Beddingfeld, 2 IL acres
Mills Gap road, $4.38.
Mrs. o. V. F. Blythe, 6 acres
Cedar Cliff, 40c.
Mrs. ]. w. Radford, 1 lot one
house and lot, 66c.
Geo. w. Brown, 3 IL acres
Clear Creek, $l.34. =,
Clark and Cline, $50 acres Ball
Top mountain, $500.
Ernest Clark, 2 l-2 acres Clark
Est, 66c.
G. S. Clingenpeel, z acres one
house and lot home place, $2.7O.
G.. S. Clingenpeel, 20 acres OF
mountain land, $2.21.
J. II. Clingenpeel, 81 acres
home place, $l0.25.
Miss F. b. Corey, A 1-3 acres
2 lots, SIC.
Miss F. B. Corey, 80 acres one
lot mountain land, $2.07.
Pink Corn, Jr., 2 IL acres,
44c.
S. C. Corn, 2 acres Avery home
place, 9Z.OO. -,
z. V. Corn, 33 acres Clear
Creek, $3.50.
j. A. Drake, o acres E. ]. Drake
Est, $1.79.
James A. Drake, 9 IL acres E.
]. Drake Est, 1887.
NJ. B. Drake, 8 1-2 acres, home
place, $3.65.
Miss Mollie NJ. Drake, 9 1-2
acres +. J. Drake Est, $l.65.
r. T. Drake, 8 IL acres E. j.
Drake Est, $685..
R. T. Drake, 2 acres l house
and lot, home place, $2.02.
Miss Sue Drake, 10 acres E. j.
Drake Est, $l.65.
Lena G. Eastman, 6 1-2 acres
Clear Creek road, $5.01.
]. R. Edney, 8 acres Fruitland
road, $2.6S.