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Over 3,200 acres of land, consisting of sever farms, have been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. William N. Lane of Lake Forest, Illinois. This is one of the largest transactions of its kind in the area.
Mountainview, located near Woodville and owned by Mrs. Earl Combs and her step-son, Earl of New York., was the first farm bought by the Lanes. It contained 1,227 acres and its sale was made by Browning Real Estate Agency.
Other farms purchased by the Lanes were those of C. M. Spitler, K. H. Quasebarth, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gatley, Eldon, the home of the late Robert E. Miller; Shingle Shanty, owned by Mrs. Cary Miller Reynolds Hall. Mr. W. A. Miller, realtor of Washington, Va. cooperated with the Browning agency in the sale of Eldon and Mrs. Hall’s place. Mr. Miller also sold the Lanes the 450 acre farm of J. Rodes Brown.
Capt. Joseph Botts first owned Mountain View and the last of the family living there were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Browning. It was then purchased by Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Quaintance who sold it to the Combses.
Robert E. Miller built the dwelPictures
At RCHS
If students at RCHS spend thi weekend preening and groominj themselves all weekend, it may b< well and good, for they are getting ready for their school pictures Mr. Lemley of Stephens City will make his annual visit here Monday, December 4th to take individual and group pictures.
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