Out of the Records J
Real Estate Transfers.
August P. McCarthy inti wlfo to
Fnul Wohlner et al , 68th St., *
29g ft. N of Maple St., W Side.
40x146 .. 5 6,000
^ary G. Flynn to Harold Black
man et at., Blnney St.. 28 ft. E
of 26th S*. 8 Side, 28x66. 1,760
Chari* a W. Martin and wife to
Earl Tt. fJlbaon. Iowa St , 60 ft.
W of 21th A \ e. N Side. 3ft\
117 1.700
Hardy Clark to Tempi* McKay den,
N E for 28th and "T” Sts.
>* 50x130 . 1
W P. O'Brien end wife to Kleaner
G. Johnson and husband. Ne
braska Ave.. 128 ft. E of 42d
St.. N Side. J 37'*2 x360. 6.000
The Byron Reed Co. to Katherine _
«#ro*s 42d St.. 21 !* fL S of Ban
croft St, W Side, a7.47xir.ti.. 4ol)
Minnie Sebold et nl . to t\ M
Wilaon, 38t h St .. 1«.'> 9 ft S of
Bancroft Avr., W Side. *0x131. 1,027
Robert .1 Webb Tr.. to A H (?|b
eon and wife, S K 1 'or 25th and
Blond > Sts.. 43 1 GxtiU- 1 320
A If tilbson and wife to Frank
If. K* tier and wife. S K Cor 3344i Dick If. Mutiley to K. H. Dahlgaid
and Blondo Sin . 43 1-6x60. ... 2.*00 Pinkney SI 130 ft. K of 19th
Frank II. Keller ami wife to Kuink St.. S Side. 30x124.... 1
SIhma e» al.. S K Cor 35th and Edward M. Slater and wife to
Blondo Stv . 43 1-6x60.... ... 3.G00 Born M. Kelle>. N K Cor 50th
b,. ,1 n. McMullen aml wire to France* St.. 60x127’,. 2.100
P^ul K. Stelnwender. Glenn St.. Carl Bondeaaon and Wlfo to Jacob
250 ft. K of 604 h St.. N Side, Weber and wife. Clay St.. 210 ft.
' ; \ 1" | . .. 500 !■; r,f -;uf St , N Sid*. 60x132*. 2.000
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Axel and Gladys Johnson, hospital, boy.
Fred and Ruth Fox. hospital, girl.
Martin and Margaret Sanders, 38!S U
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John and Katherine Kavi. 4101 South
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Everett and Ruby Darwin, hospital,
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Sylvester and Mable Ferris, hospital,
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Johr and Martha Negele, hospital, boy.
Francis and Mabel (’lick, hospital, girl.
Clayton and Merle Aronson, hospital,
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Walter and Mary Komlnsky, 3920 N
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Anton and Elinora Suanda. hospital,
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August and Josephine Thorspecken,
2735 Saratoga St., girl.
Joseph and Anna Jeaperaen. 7504 North
28th St., girl
Dewey and Beatrice Wilson, 2709
Charles St . girl.
John ar.d Pearl Konelcxka. hospital,
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Earl and Catherine Reynolds, hospital,
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Paul and Jeanette Ketcham, hospital,
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Harry and Dorothy Johnson, hospital,
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T P. and Margaret Dlneen. 4642
Nicholas St., boy
Nancer and Bessie Edmondson. C019
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Deaths.
Mrs. Bridget Ryan, 71 years. 2031
North 19th St
William Karstens, 42 years, 1821 Ohio
St.
Mrs. Bridget Wilson, 54 years, hospital.
Marriage License Applications
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Daura May Koons. Omaha.over 21
f'arroll Swindler. Omaha. . . 22
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A N eminent physician ha*
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pectant mothers Just how to be
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experience for months, right up t >
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