Scofield Farm Sold to Schneider with Septembers Possession
The three acre fruit farm and seven room home known as the Rev DuBois residence on Lincoln Park has sold to Conrad D Schneider of Westcliffe for 4200 dollars. Possession is set for September 1 with the Schofield family planning a trip east and relocation to Colorado Springs by October 1. The Record notes the Schofields leave to visit major eastern cities and welcomes the Schneiders while noting the Schofields will move west.
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R. W. Scofield
Lincoln Park
Conrad D Schneider
Westcliffe
Rev. DuBois
Colorado Springs
Schofield
Portland Mining Company
Schneider
Optical service offered free sight tests in Cripple Creek
Mrs A F Terrill visited Cripple Creek last Thursday. Dr Belmont a life member of the Northern Illinois College of Opticians offers free eye tests and cures at optical parlors in Dr Palmer's residence opposite the Baptist church 114 Seventh Street. Miss Virginia Branch of Lincoln Nebraska visits the city as guest of Mrs B B Harl.
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A. F. Terrill
Cripple Creek
Belmont
Northern
Illinois College of Opticians
Dr. Palmer
Baptist Church
Seventh Street
Virginia Branch
Lincoln, Nebraska
Dr. C. Belmont
Chicago
Presbyterian church property sold to Ladies Library association
The First Presbyterian church on Macon between Fifth and Sixth has sold its property to the Ladies Library association for 3500 dollars in cash. Possession will be given by November 30. The sale includes the lots and building only. church furniture remains with the church society. Florence expresses support to purify the Arkansas river but will not fund the effort. Florence is not dependent on the river for water. Miss Victoria Rudolph returns from Salt Lake City after a pleasant trip and praise from friends during the Record Teachers' Contest. Plans advance for a terrace block at Fifth and Macon, north of Hon. Jos. H. Maupin's residence. An experienced nurse seeks work. box 643 Caision City. O J Rundahl attends the K of P Grand Lodge at Cripple Creek.
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First Presbyterian Church
Macon
Ladies’ Library Association
Church Society
Florence
Arkansas River
Victoria Rudolph
Salt Lake City
Miss Rudolph
Fifth and
Jos. H. Maupin
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