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Evening star., 1937-02-05
Electrocution Movie
Reform Bad Men
Weighed in Chicago
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, February 5. -
Warden Frank Sain of the Cook
County Jail yesterday disclosed.
he was considering the fea6i-
bility of taking motion pictures j0f
an electrocution.
The films-if taken-would tbe
shown before prisoners in Fan
attempt to influence them to6 pre-
nounce criminal careers.
The warden termed the project
a great crime deterrent" but
said Sheriff John Toman would
have to decide whether the
movies would be made. Eoman
was out of the city.
Five persons are scheduled to
die in the electric chair lat the
jail. They are Mrs. Mildred
Bolton, Joseph Rappaport, Peter
Chrisoulas. Corydon A. Black and
Rufo Swain.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
RESTORATION PICTURES
Views of Old Williamsburg, Va,
to Be Shown Tonight.

Old Williamsburg, Va, colonial cap
ital, restored In brich and mortar
after years of painstaking research,
will be shown in colored and motion
pictures to members Of the National
Geographic Society at Constitution
Hall this evening.
Sydney Shurcliff, one of the land
scape architects who helped recreate
the towns eighteenth century atmos-
phere, will show the pictures Of scenes
which give the appearance Of the old
capital as in the days Of Washington
and Jefferson. Modern fixtures, such
as concrete pavement and conven-
tional lamp posts, have been removed.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
BY BUD FISHER

animal. In by opinion It Is q question
Of Louis Pasteur an anthrax all over
again"
Evening star., 1937-02-05
TEAGLE'S COMPENSATION
OF S125,OOO REVEALED
Salaries of officials Of Standard
Oil Of New Jersey Disclosed
by S. E. C. Data.

BY the Associated Press.
w. c. Teagle, president Of the
Standard Oil Co. Of New Jersey. re-
ceived s125,000 in compensation from
the company during its last fiscal
year.
The company's annual report filed
with the Securities Commission yes.
terday disclosed that w. S. Parish.
chairman Of the board, received
s1125O0. while E. J. Sadler and c. O.
Swain, vice presidents, each received
s90,833.
Evening star., 1937-02-05

according to reports in Aberdeen, at
the request Of David Min, head of
large seed firm, who will finance the
Evening star., 1937-02-05

work. my belief" said Prof. New
stead, "is that the disease is caused
by an invisible virus which can only
Evening star., 1937-02-05
Fly Finder Seeks Germs.

Prof. M. Newstead, who discovered
the breeding place of the tsetse fly in
the African jungle and saved thou
sands from the dread sleeping sick
ness. Is to attack q new scourge. It
Is the grass sickness responsible for
the deaths Of thousands Of horses in
Scotland, particularly in Aberdeen
Evening star., 1937-02-05
New Cruiser Tested.

Preliminary trials of the new heavy
cruiser Vincennes have been pro-
nounced satisfactory at the Navy
Department. The vessel was put
through her PAGES off Rockland, Me-.
and Is to be commissioned later in the
month,
Evening star., 1937-02-05
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Evening star., 1937-02-05

PIT. A. Fair Tomorrow.
The PIT. A. State Fair Is scheduled
for tomorrow from to 10 pm. at
Turner's arena, Fourteenth and w
streets.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-07-15

Rev. and Mrs. Fl. w. Woods re-
turned Saturday night from two
weeks vacation which was spent at
various Montana cities, going as lar
east as Miles City. They also VS.
tied with their son and his wife at
Forsyth, where the son is vice pres
ident and manager of bank.
Rev. and Mrs. Fl. w. Woods will
leave today to attend the Glacier
Park Institute Of Epworth League,
to be held at Rollins. They will be
accompanied by Clita May Brown,
Luella Fowler and Arvid, Harold
and Lima Erickson. They will be
| in attendance at the institute q
week.
Mrs. Alice Tate arrived this week
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. M
Hoffman and other friends, she be-
ing a sister-in-law of Mrs. Hoffman
Mrs. Tate had been in Wisconsin
for some time and has been visiting
in Kalispell, Libby and elsewhere
on the way to Seattle where sh'
will reside.
Mrs. j. S. Vinion left Wednesda,
for Dolgeville, N. Y, for an ex
tended visit with her daughter ant
family, Mr.. and Mrs. X. F. Spon
able. Before returning home sh
will visit relatives and friends il
Indiana and Illinois and also he
son, Ira w. Vinion, and family il
Fort Benton, Mont.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-07-15
Mrs. B. A. Taylor left yesterday

Mrs. B. A. Taylor left yesterday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Christie to
tour Glacier national park, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christie being on their way
to their home in Great Falls after
having visited in Libby. Mrs. Tay-
lor had visited here with her
mother, Mrs. Herman Bockman, and
with other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Office Maize and
daughters returned to Libby Sat
urday evening from an extended
auto trip. They visited with MIR
Maize's sister at Rupert, Ida, whom
he had not seen for "a years, anc
also toured Yellowstone park en-
route. They came home via Twir
Falls and Boise, Ida. to Spokane.
Mrs. Charles Krebs returned HON,
Tuesday from a three weeks visi
with relatives at Roman. She wen
to attend a pioneers reunion ant
says she had a most wonderful time
One experience not SO enjoyable oc
CURED during a severe electri
storm, when a bolt of lightning sho
4 through the room where she ant
others We're sitting Fortunately n
one was injured
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Stockner OF
Missoula are in the city visiting with
relatives.
Miss Wilhelnina Elliott of Seattle
is in the city as a guest of Miss
Letha Williamson.
Mrs. Eva Shaw of Picture Butte,
Utah, is visiting here with her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Krebs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Price of Eu-
reka have rented the Mrs. j. w.
Jewell place in South Libby.
w. G. Nagel, of Detroit, president
OF The Zonolite Company, arrived
in the city last night.
Ralph Fields and Philip Neff OF
the forest service regional office
Nissoula, are in Libby on business
O. P. ]. Mosby of Eureka was
transacting business in Libby Tues
day and shaking hands with friends.
Mrs. Nora Williamson will leave
Sunday for Portland, Ore, to visit
her son, Lloyd Williamson, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Woods and chill
dren of Missoula were in Libby the
first of the week for visit with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Gibson are here
from Tacoma, Wash, for visit with
Mr.. Gibson's parents, Mr. and Mrs
A. r. Gibson.
Mrs Dan Fitzpatrick of Missoula
and Miss Bartles of Miles City are
in Libby as guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Gordon Cornell.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-07-15

Mrs. Susan Carleton will leave
Monday for a visit with relatives
and friends in the Twin Cities and
at Shakopee, MINI.
Miss Lois Eames arrived in Libby
during the week and is visiting at
the w. E. Dexter home as the guest
of Dexter Shaurette.
Mrs. Melvin Bradner and Mrs.
Harold Swan of Missoula visited in
Libby last week as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. r. Richards.
MIR. and Mrs. O. Fl. Peterson Of
Valley City, n D., are in Libby Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Peterson.
the two men being brothers.
Rev. r. w. Orr returned last night
from the young peoples conference
on Flathead lake and regular ser
vices will be held at the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday.
Rev. Richard Philip returned to
Libby Saturday from three weeks
spent at camp meeting at Gen.
tralia,. Wash. He visited few days
at home before returning here.
Glamorous jeanette Macdonald
picturesque Nelson Eddy-together
again in "Maytime," Kootenai The
atre Sunday and Monday Two
shows starting TOO, 900 Sunday
Adm. l5c, Csc, 40c.
The old concrete walk at the
front of the A. r. Gibson property
has been torn out and a new one is
being laid, fronting the buildings
occupied by the Blew Transfer and
Anderson g. Eby.
Gillies d. Hodge, who has been
visiting the past week at the home
Of his cousin, E. Nj. Slauson, returned
the first of the week to his home at
Moscow, Ida. Mr.. Hodge is judge
Of the second judicial district Of
Idaho.
DIR. L. ]. Stubblefield and family
of Bremerton, Wash, drove into the
city the first of the week for visit
with DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Church, re-
turning home from tour of Vel
lowstone park. DR.. Stubblefield is
a brother of Mrs. Church.
Mr. and Mrs John Calhoun spent
from Thursday to Saturday in Libby
as guests of Miss Inez Ratekin, the
young couple being on honeymoon
trip. Mrs Calhoun and Miss Rate
kin were close friends when Miss
Ratekin was student at the univer-
sity at Seattle.
Mrs. Earl Buckingham and daugh-
ter Yvonne left Tuesday night or
a trip that will take them to Spo-
kane, Portland and Roseburg, Ore
They will attend a family reunion
near Junction City, Ore, before re.
turning home. They expect to be
gone two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Christie Of
Great Falls stopped in Libby the
first of the week for a visit with
Mr.. Christle's mother, Mrs. Anne
Christie, and with his brothers anc
sister. They were on their way
home from a visit with Mrs, Chris
ties people in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Held of Lo
Angeles visited from Thursday tt
Tuesday in Libby with long TIM
friends, Mrs. Ellen Hemphill and MI
and Mrs. Sam Ratekin. The visitor
and Mrs. Hemphill spent the tim
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ratekin at tn
Ratekin cabin on Leigh creek.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-07-15
Sells Right of Way Timber

County Commissioner Kemp re-
ports that he recently closed deal
with the j. Neils Lumber company
for the logs on the highway right
of way, work on which is now be-
ing started by Lyon & Co. The
price obtained for the logs more
than paid for the right Of way,
states Kemp.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-07-15
Honors Out of Town Guests.

Mrs. Nj. X. Kedzie was hostess
Tuesday afternoon at a bridge des-
sert honoring several out of town
ladies who were visiting in the city.
Three tables of contract were in
play, with Mrs. M. ID. Rowland
winning high score prize, Mrs. H.
FR. Richards the consolation and with
high score prize for the out of town
guests going to Mrs. Alice Tate.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-07-15
Mrs. Joughin Is Hostess.

Mrs. Ned Joughin entertained a
few ladies Friday night at contract,
honoring Miss Rose Torch, who is IN
the city a guest of Mrs. w. N. Cur
tbs. Two tables were in play with
Mrs. l.. S. WEIGH winning high score
prize and Mrs. M. K Kedzie sec
ond high, while Miss Lorch was pre-
sented with a guest prize. Dainty
refreshments were served.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-07-15

Let's all pull together for bigger
and better community.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-07-15

THE WHOLE TOWNS TALKING! Don't wait
grab your purse and dash to Penneys today! Get
your armful of bargains. Check the dramatic saw
ngs you'll find in Penneys Clearance! We're sacrfic-
ing up-to-date merchandise to make for adj
Fall Stocks! You'll find truly sensational bar
gains-selectons that are still varied-and things that
right for right now! Starts Tomorrow Morning
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31
d. +. Stepp, s acres Big Hun

ID. F. Stepp, 8 acres Big Hun
cry road, 1898.
J. B. Stepp, 1 house and lot
Dana, $9.37.
John II. Stepp, 173 acres Lit
tie Hungry, 1920.
j. NJ. Stepp, So acres l house
and lot Hungry, $S.47.
Mrs. Laura Stepp, Is acres l
house and lot Little Hungry, 73c.
Miss Nancy Stepp, 20 acres Up
ward road, $3.50.
Mrs. n. J. Stepp, 20 acres X.
w. Case land, $l.98.
Thomas Stepp, l acre Pace Rd.
$2.73.
j. II. Sticht, II acres highway
No. %, $11.89.
l.. T. Strider, 83 1-2 acres Up
ward road, S26.39.
Nj. Il. Surrctt, 80 1-2 acres Up
ward road, $6.91.
Charles w. Tabor, % 81 acres
| house and lot off Dana road,
$ll.9O.
Mrs. NJ. N. Tabor, 20 acres near
Upward, $2.1S.
j. H. Todd, ~ acres Maxwell
land, $4.36.
c. G. Walker, 0 75-1O0 acres
Hydcr land, $500.
c. G. Walker, 5 acres l house
and lot Sugar Loaf road, $6.14.
Miss Ethel Ward, 3 lots How
ard Gap road, 73c.
James L. Ward, $50 acres Lit
tie Hungry, $685..
Mrs. Nellie Ward, 2 acres
Dana, 1896.
Newton Ward, 8 acres Little
Hungry, $1.5S.
Robert E. Ward, CO acres home
place, 1854.
Robert f. Ward, % acres Oak
Grove, $7.26.
Robert +. Ward, AZ acres Hem
NETT place, $l.S7.
Robert +. Ward, 81 acres Big
Hungry, $1.1S.
Robert T.. Ward, 70 acres Gold
en- Hill, 1888.
Mrs. T. J. Waters, Is acres
Dana road, $4.26.
W. +. Waters, = acres Old Dana
road, 66c.
w. II. Watterson, 6 10 acres
Dana road, 1881.
W. Y. Wilkins, 80 acres Big
Hungry, $6.72.
X. f. Young, / lot and house
and lot Edneyvillc, 1888.
+. II. Bennison, 6 acres Deep
Gap road, $1.91.
Blue Ridge Farm Corp, IL
acres, 4 acres, l acre, ! acre, 2
lots, $2.26.
]. r. Bradley, 75xl50 lot Sug-
ar Loaf road, SOC.
F. l.. Conkling, . acres Phillips
land, $4.36.
J. S. Hydcr, 2 lots Hydcr sub
division, 60c.
H. J. King, 2 acres near Pace
road, SIC.
J. A. and J. r. Lance, 30 acres
Stepp land, Sl.99.
Ray Macomson, 3 acres Howard
Gap road, soc.
7. r. Stepp, II lots Dana Park,
Sl.76.
Mrs. T. +. Wolfe, / lot King
land, soc.
J. NJ. Calwell, 0 acres Big Hun
cry, 33c.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31
CRAB CREEK TOWNSHIP

u. i. AIKEN, % acres i mouse
and lot Willow, $7.76.
J. Fl. Alien, Est, 1 acre Kanuga
Lake, $2.22.
NJ. f. Allison, 80 acres French
Broad, 1929.
Homer Anders, II 4S-1O0 acres
near Jeter mountain, $1.90.
Madge Anders, % 63-100 acres
l house and lot, $1.90.
Olive Andcrs, 81 acres near
Jeter mountain, $l.90.
billiard Il. Atkins, 124 acres
Patterson land, 1892.
Mrs. Pearl Post Avery, 20
acres Annie Hughes Allen land,
S1.77.
NJ. J. Bannong, 81 acres one
house and lot Willow, 1921.
Biltmorc Syndicate Co., 80
acres Raincs tract, $2.96.
c. l.. Black, 2 lots Indian Cave
Park, 97c.
c.. A. Blythe, 20 acres 1 house
and lot Crab Creek, $2.66.
Mrs. G. C.. Blythe, 16 76-1O0
acres near Jeter mountain, $1.9O
G.. II. Blythe, Sd acre / house
and lot Big Willow, $5.52.
j. f. Blythe, 8 1-2 acres one
house and lot Big Willow, $S.1S.
Mrs. j. Z. Blythe, 10 acres Big
Willow, SOC.
Mrs. J. w. Blythe, 80 acres
Grab Greek, $3.10.
o. V. f. Blythe, Est, 46 acres
near Kanuga, $4.20.
Mrs. X. w. Britain, 20 acres
near Jeter mountain, $1.90.
j. A. Brock, Est, Al acres Big
Willow, 1927.
j. c. Broom, so acres Jeter
mountain, $4.36.
Mrs. Dorothy C. Brown, / acre
| house and lot French Broad,
$3.50.
John Brown, 81 acres 3 houses
and lots Mud Creek, $16.9S.
N. NJ. Brown, 119 acres one
house and lot Little Willow,
$32.S8.
Elijah Cantrell, 81 acres Big
Willow, $4.22.
Leon H. Cantrell, 1875 acres ]
house and lot Big Willow, $13.95.
Darlington Security Co., Ia 1-3
acres Blythe land, 20 1-2 acres
Gray land, 81 3-4 acres Justus
land, 10 acres Valentine land,
$11.60.
J. NJ. Clark, 5 acres, SIC.
Arthur Cooper, 70 acres one
house and lot Little River, S6.54i'
Adelia Corn, 80 acres Grab
Creek, S2.22.
]. c. Corn, ~ acres l house
and lot Big Willow, $2.12.
Tench C. Coke, Est, 62 l+2
acres Shoals Creek, $4.7O.
Mrs. H. S. Dalton, 10 acres Big
Willow, soc. :,
]. H. Dalton, 126 acres French
Broad, $1S.85.
NJ. X. Dalton, 80 acres l house
and lot Big Willow, SLABS.
NJ. K. Dalton, 10 acres ). NJ.
Dalton property, 89c.
Nellie NJ. Davis, 10 lots Indian
Cave park, 1882.
Albert II. Drake, 41 1-2 acres
house and lot Drake land, S6.41.
II. L. F. Drake, 70 acres one
house and lot Big Willow, $3.50.
]. Foulds Drake, % acres one
house and lot Big Willow, 1913.
G T. Finley. | lot Kanuga,
SLAP.
Villa Ell Fisher, 2 lots Indian
Cave Park, SS.75.
Florida Carolina Estate, IA
acres Huntley land, 1924.
Giles p. and VIM. f. Fowler,
2 acres Big Willow, 89c.
Mrs. Alice H. Fuller, 4 acre!
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31
EDNEYVILLE TOWNSHIP

EDNE WILLIE ioWN .
John J. Ahern, 1 lot Sugar Loaf
Terrace, SIC.
Mrs. Rosa E. Ashworth, 40
acres Bearwallow, $3.50.
C. w. Bailey, Est, 30 acres old
Fort road, SLIT.
C. r. Barber, 1 lot Bat cave
Sac.
James Barnwell, 5 acres Edney-
vile, $1.62. =,
James Barnwell, So acres Ed
NEVILLE, 1854.
E. l.. Beam, 1 lot Bat Cave
Sac. =,
J. Brazey, 2 lots Bat Cave Ma
now subdivision, $1.6S. .
J. A. Brock Est, so acres OF
mountain land, 1886.
J. C. Bundy, 2 lots Bat Cave,
$1.6S.
R. E. Burnett, 3 lots Bat Cave,
$1.22.
Mrs. B. P. Caldwell, 5 lots Ger
ton, $12.56.
Ralph A. Carrier, 6 acres one
house and lot Gerton, $7.56.
M. P. Chipley, l lot Bat Cave
SIC.
M. G. Conner, IL lots Bat Cave
Manor, 1897.
T. r. Conner, 6 acres Broad
River, $1.09. =,
Mrs. Daisy Conner, 81 IL
acres Mt. Zion, $1.58.
H. T. Connor, IL acres Mt'
Zion, Gle.
Ralph Conner, l Sd acres
Broad River road, $1.66. :,
Cora Corak, so acres st. Paul
road, S13.77.
Connie Corak and Mamie Led.
better, "a acres ! house and lot
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31
GREEN RIVER TOWNSHIP

Mrs. J. C. Allen, ~ acres Ireen
MIA Clarence nee Allison, "a IL acres
1 house and lot, 1888: a
Emmett Allison, o IL acres MI
Lum Anders and wife. I IL
acres Sally Anders Prop, $S.2l.s
Mrs. Sallie Anders. 8 acres
Jones land, SLIP: = 80. az.
Mrs. Z. C. Babb, s acres, &c:
Mrs. Mary Ballew, 8 ITO acres
John Bane, 1 acre Green River,
&c J. G. Bane, 4 acres 1 house and
lot Rock Creek, $685..
M. H. Bane, SO acres Green
River, $3.50.
n. s. Beck. 1 lot 1 house snd
lot Hart Place, 83c. s!-tr,,.
G. N. Beddingfeld, 5 acres
Green River, 85c. .z
n. s. Beddingfeld. 6b acres
Green River, $6.76. -. a.
John A. Beddingfeld Est. .
acres 1 house and lot Green
H' j. T. Beddinsfeld, 60 acres
Green River, 1924. -, ~.
]. T. Beddingfeld. 81 acres
mountain land, 1924.
7 T.. Beddingfeld, 40 acres
Green River, $4.95.
F. d. Bell. 8 acres Mondamin'
F. D. Bell. 1 acre Pace land,
F. d. Bell, 8 acres Freeman
land, $24.53.
F.. D. Bell, els acres Bans. 4
BeddingHeld, $3.50. :.
F. D. Bell, 80 acres Bfo~1
land, $1.32, -...-......--...--.-.-il--iys
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-31

division, 33c.
Mrs. Lois C. Lynn, 4S acres,
$7.26.
Mrs. J. A. McMinn, % acres
home place, $2.14.
G. w. Maxwell, 90 acres home
place, $7.81.
Andrew Merrell, 81 acres one
house and lot Mills Gap road,
$15.42.
Brownlow v. Merrell, 5 acres
Fruitland, $2.67.
Herbert Merrell, II lots Evans
land Mills Gap road, 1896.
Herbert Merrell, house and
lot Joe Garren land, 1921.
J. H. Merrell, 80 1-2 acres Pit
tillo land, $5.45.
Mrs. Ola Middleton, 2 acres Of
mountain land, 93c.
Mrs. Dovie Newman, 38 acres
Howard Gap road, $21.12.
l.. G. Newman, 8 5-8 acres one
house and lot, 5000.
J. J. Pace, acres l house and
lot home place, $9.41.
Thomas E. Paris, ID acres one
house and lot, 1888.
j. B. Pittillo, rs acres noun
tain land, $4.95.
j. B. Pittillo, 81 acres l house
and lot home place, $3.50.
J. V. Pittillo, 8 acres mountain
land, 53c.
]. V. Pittillo, 3 acres home
place, $6.78.
William H. Plank, 5 acres one
house and lot Justice land, $3.50.
Bertha Pryor, 10 acres Clear
Creek, $3.50.
E. j. Pryor, "a acres house
and lot home place, 6 acres J. J.
Justice land, $28.97.
E. j. Pryor, 81 acres home
place, $4.62.
r. l.. Pryor, 121 acres noun
tain land, $3.50.
w. F. and w. A. Pryor, 5 acres
Evans subdivision, SLIT.
D. j. Rhodes, 10 acres 1 house
and lot home place, S1.34.
d. P. Rogers, 10 acres home
place, seas.
D. P. Rogers, Is acres noun
tain land, $1.32.
J. H. Rogers, AZ 1-2 acres Rog-
ers land, 1854.
Mrs Ed. Rymer, % acres one
house and lot Mills Gap Road,
$10.96.
Mrs. d. N. Sharpe, Est, / lot
Minnehaha, $1.98.
Thomas Shepherd, 6 acres Old
Howard Gap road, SIC.
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. Steigcrwald, 1 lot
Minnehaha, 66c.
j. H. Stepp, 7 IL acres LYDIA
land, S1.9S.
J. II. Stepp, 1-2 acre l house
and lot home place, 1888.
J. X. Stepp Est, 100 acres
Clear Creek, $30.67.
S. M. Stepp, 8 acres ! house
and lot home place, $11.09.
J. w. Sumner, a acres Mime
haha, $3.76.
J. c. Thompson, Is 1-2 acres
Clear Creek, $6.71.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Torrance,
Is acres, $4.66.
A. E. Vaughn, "a acres home
place, 1851.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, as acres l
house and lot home place, $11.22.
C. M. Beddingfeld, Id acres
Baldwin Gap road, 41c.
Conking and Reed, 46 acres
Gilreath place, $14.45.
l.. B. Jackson, a acres Edney-
vile road, $2.97.
S. II. LYDIA, 80 acres and build
ings, home place, $4.46.
w. C LYDIA, II 3-4 acres one
house and lot home place, $6.9l.
Mary C. McGreery, | lot Gran
subdivision, 73c.
f. w. Sumner, lot Evans SUBJ
division, 73c.
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N. ~. NlNp ~ i-6 oSIVo houc
and lot off Sugar Loaf I'd. $11.16
Mrs. Ella Oates, 90 acres 2
house and lots, $9.58.
H. G. Oates, Is acres ! house
and lot highway 20. $2.88. Y..l.
E. w. 0wenby, II Sd acres !
house and lot Middle Fork, SAIL.
w. H. Owenby, 4 acrse near
Edneyville, $1.30. .r.t
Zeb Owenby, Est, Al acres
NTH. land, 1884. ..s,,.,
Virginia v. Pride, ID acres mtn
land, 85c.
B. M. Pryor, IS acres Bear
Wallow, $4.83. -;
Thomas j. Rannsour, lot Bat
Cave Manor, Sic. -
Mrs. Earl Redd, Is acres $1.S6.
d. j. Rhodes, 20 1-2 acres
house and lot NTH. land, $l.0Z.
James Rhodes, IA acres Bear
Wallow road, SITS.
Mrs. J. w. Rhodes, 80 acres !
house and lot Mt. Zion, $2.40.
Lee Rhodes, 3 acres house ana
lot Edneyville, $1.86.
Leila Rhodes, / house and lot
Gerton, 12c.
W. v. Rhodes, 81 acres NTH.
land. $1.03.
Mrs. William A. Robertson, I
house and lot Bat Cave. 1924
Roy Rodgers, 1 lot Edneville,
$1.35.
Mrs. Arthur R. Ruff. "a acres
1 house and lot, 1924.
T. F. Scurry, 1 house and lot
Bat Cave, $4.21.
C. H. Searcy, lot house and
lot highway 20, 1884.
Mrs. D. N. Sharpe, Est, SO IL
acres NTH. land, $1.62.
w. A. Shimpock, / lot Bat Cave
Manor, 84c.
H. M. Smith, 1 lot Bat Cave
Manor, 84c. :.
Earl L. Sorrels, 2 acres Gertoh
Chestnut Hill subdivision, $L34.
R. H. Staple, 40 acres NTH.
land, $10.32. -.
D. r. stepp, 70 acres Point
LOOKOUT, S0.U4'
G. r. Sumner, 2 acres Bat
Cave, $2.21. -.
J. M. Sumner, lot Bat Cave,
84c. -.
Mrs. AWE Suttles, l6 acres mtn
land, $1.30.
C. L. Suttles, 1-2 acre, &c.
C. L. Suttles, 2 1-2 acres high
way 20, S2.28. 80
L. S. Suttles, 1-2 acre 1 house
and lot Highway 20, $5.15.
o. F. Suttles, s acres 2 houses
and lot Highway 20, 1884.
NJ. Lucille Tatum, 2 lots ! house
and lot Bat Cave, $3.50. Z
A. H. Tumblin, Sd acre
house and lot Hickory Nut Gap,
$6.78.
James Turbyfill, 1 lot Bot
DR.. J. c. Twitty, Est, / lot
Chestnut Hill Subdivision, dc.
Mrs. Celia Epson, 1 acre
house and lot Gerton, $3.46.
]. o. Wall, 81 acres house
and lot Bear Wallow, 1886.
Mrs. Genevieve Weatherly, 2
lots Bat Cave Manor, 1887.
N. H. Welsh, 1 lot Chestnut
Hills, 41c. I'm.
Mrs. Dovie Whitaker, Is acres
Bear Wallow, $1.35. ,alp
Mrs. ]. H. Whitaker, 81 acres
NTH. land. $1.03. -.
o. p. Whitaker, SO IL acres
house and lot NTH. land, $b.W..
Jessie B. Wilson, Heirs, 1 lot
Slick Rock, 84c.
D. C. Wright, Heirs. 1 lot Bat
Mrs. Logan Barnwell, 40 acres
NTH. land, $1.78.
Prof. J. w. Eaks, 1 lot Gerton,
45c.
Il. B. Emerson, 8 acres NTH
land, 93c.
Bat Cave, 45c. -,
f. X. Graham. 4 acres Slick
]. H. Gregg, 1 lot at Cave, s2c.
w. C. Harden, l lot Chestnut
W J. Higgins, "a acres ! house
and lot Broad River, $l.34.
d. H. McRay, 2 lots Bat Gave
Manor, 89c. a..
Annie J. Mozelle, Est, 1Ss
acres, NTH. land, $8.77.
J. ]. F. Quinn, 3 lots Bat Cave
Manor. 1852. ,,.
J. w. Quinn, 2 lots Edneyvilie,
DR.. F. B. Scruggs, lot Chest
nut Hill, 45c.
S. W. White, 2s acres NTH.
land, $5.15.
B. F. Williams, 80 acres mtn.
land, s1.61. n.
Fred Yeager, Est, 1 lot Bat
Cave Manor, 46c.