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The Washington times., 1906-02-18
Had Quilting Party.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church held a business
meeting on Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. Mckay Fifth and Savannah
streets After the meeting. the mem
bers held quilting party.
Tho last quarterly conference was
held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
on Thursday evening, the Rev Dr.
Naylor presiding elder Of this district,
being present
There viii be q meeting of the board
Of managers Of the Esther Memorial
10 UoTl55T9 SuJ. -SUIULoU SIQl 49InuO
officers viii bc Ecld-
The Rev. Albert II Zimmerman OF
Washington viii begin week Of revi-
val services al the Methodist Episcopal
Church tonight. 1tF- Zimmerman viii
deliver a lecture each evening. On
Friday February %, there VIII be Il
WOmen's meeting foF wives, mothers.
ard daughters, and on Sunday, Fehru-
airy ,. there will be q special meeting
for mon
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Eokingfon'

Funeral services over the remains OF
Capt. William J. simmons who died
last Sunday evening at his late resi-
dence. 81 Q street, northeast, eTe held
Wednesday afternoon at the Church of
the Information. Rev, William+T. sny-
der. pastor of the church. conducted the
services The palIbearers = were two
members OF Columbia. Lodge, No, 3; two
membtsrs- of the q. A. r.; ID. Montgom-
cry, assistant foreman OF the paper de-
parenfsnt of the Government Printing
Odice, and j. ". Jones Tnterment was
made in the Arlington cemetery Resolsl-
tions OF respect were adopted by the
emposts of the paper warehouse of the
Gover1afent Printing Office. They ex-
presseFs sentiments of high regard for
the respected superintendent
Mrs. Anna L. Lewis has purchased a
piece tor ground In Center lexington
from Theodore A Harding,
The lexington w, c. T L, met re-
gently AZ, the home Of Mrs. Gunderson.
s6 Florida avenue northwest. Mrs.
White read the Scripture lesson, and
Miss Anna Gordon. vice president at
large OF the national w c. Z. L. led In
prayef,,,g'Ae secretary and. treasurer and
kAiS superintendent the S%NekAl -Oe-
fpartneats. who We're present, report
ed. Upon being introduced, Miss Gordon
told % tie preparations for the national
and worlds W c 7. L. conventions,
'1yhichsSssil- meet at Hartford and at Bos-
ton. and expressed the hope that every
union -rlay have a model l. T. L. and
told of the interest of Mrs. Helenas, OF
Finland. took in the training of the chill
-Uren, of Miss Willard's trip through the
SoutfEs ahd- the spread of temperance In
the Southern States. At the clese of the
address Miss Gordon pinned the white
ribbon on the new members who were
present
Mrs. White told OF the Ohio w. G. T.
L. women preparing to so TO Columbus.
with q petition asking that women be
grantett the right to vote on local option
Annouhoements were made OF the re-
ceptioris to the national officers and of
the meztng at Vermont Avenue Chris
tian 0feaFch. Mrs. = Glmderson served
refreshments, and a pleasant social. time
was enjoyed.
Thes boys of the eighth grade Of the
Eckirgton School have entered a relay
team in the graded school race at the
High School meet February "A. The
lexington team was the first 10 send
in theIf entry blanks and they are CON
ddent OF crossing the. line first.
Mrs.v end Miss Rfeuefee and the young
ladies of Washington College were at
home to their friends last Friday even
ing
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Bridal Tour in Panama.

After very rough voyage. DT and
Mrs. T. r Darby safely reached AnCon,
4'anana- on January 20 Letters 10 rel
atiyes OF the bride state that she is de-
lighted with all her surroundings and
describes the journey across the isthmus
as something beautiful and one never to
be forgotten
Mrs. Mary Haslup, state president OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. gave an address in the Methodist
Church, Rockville. on Friday last. Mrs.
Hasiup is well known 10 this community
and good audience listened to her dis
course.
The Modern WoOdmen of this town
gave a smoker TO their friends in Hig-
gins Hall. on Thursday last Edward
Candy furnished graphOphone music FOR
the evening, State Deputy 6. II. Rus
sell was present and delivered an ad-
dress on Woodcraft- The exercises OF
the evening We're much enjoyed.
Miss Mary Brewer entertained the
Small and Early Club on Saturday even
ing last. wherein the playing of many
kinds of games was INDUCED tn. Those
present were Mrs. Hugh GIascott, Miss
Margaret Moore. Of BerryvflIe, Va
Misses Annie Owens. Helen Talbot,
Margaret stokes. Lavinia Dawson. Bes-
sic Green, Virginia Lamar. Amelia
Alexander. Laura Higgins, Barry Albert
Mildred Higgins and Messrs. John Mar
tin. Edward Green, Bache Albert Rob-
ert Higgins, Julian Whiting, Lloyd
Brewer, Edward Dawson. Nicholas
Brewer. William StalIaker. and Hugh
GIascott.
The Rev. r. a Smitl. has returned to
his pastOrate of the Barnesville, Seneca
and Travilah Baptist churches after a
visit TO his old home in Texas
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Well-Known Pastor Dead.

Rev l. r Miibourne. pastor of the
Baptist Church at Charleston. ". Va
and president of Shenandoah Baptist
Association. died at the Baptist parson-
age there on Thursday morning of last
week. after an illness OF two years He
was fifty-one years old and was born
in Somerset county Md MIR. Mil
bourne's first charge was at WI
IiaInsburg, Va. where he built the first
church of his denomination IN that
place From there he was called to
Luray, Va, where he served eight
years From Luray he was called TO
this place. where he served eight years.
and left here eight years ago last De-
cember. for Charleston, ". Va, where
he died. leaving a widow. a Miss
striekIer before marriage. and five
young sons. his father, who lives in
Somerset county, and three sisters.
The following appointments for this
county have been made by Governor
Warfield and confirmed by the Mary
land Senate:
Justices Of the Peace-First district,
Hugh c. Townsend and Edward o.
Brown; Second district. William c.
Lewis. William a. Anderson. and Ju-
Han 3. Waters; Third district. Charles
r Elgin and James T. Byrne; Fourth
district. John b. Brewer Joseph and
Clifford II. Robinson; Fifth district,
Francis T. Murphy and John s. Niece
ney; Sixth district, John T Kelley and
James Small; Seventh district. Dennis
Claude, Mahlou II. Austin, and James
H LoughboTough; Eighth, Alfred F,
Fairal1 and Leonard Weer; Ninth
district, James f. Garrett and Roswell
Woodward; Tenth district, George H
Bean and Joseph j. Stearn; Eleventh
district, Thomas Story and Jesse H
Wolfe; Twelfth district, Rufus k King.
John L snyder and J. Sibiey: Thir-
teeath district, Enos c. Keys, Charles
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Beckham will spend some time at At
lantic City
st. Valentines Day was celebrated al
National Park Seminary by a special
dinner with appropriate decorations for
tables and dining room. The rest of
the evening was given to the enjoy
ment of a program participated in by
the young ladies OF the seminary.
The Rev. Charles Rosensteel Of ST
Johns Church. Forest Glen. accompa-
MED his brother, the Rev. Thomas Ro-
sensteeI, last Tuesday to Norfolk, Va.
The Rev. Thomas R0sensteeI has been
visiting his brother in Forest Glen for
some weeks. but returned to his home
in PittsbuTg, from Norfolk. on Fri
dav
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'IAkOlreaPark

Mrs. Grace Cobban returned Monday
10 her home. on Holly avenue. from A
visit IN New York.
Mrs Bishop has returned home after
three weeks visit with Mrs. Curtis. on
Cedar street.
George Warren. who has been con-
nected with the Signal Corps of the
Army for thirty years. has resigned as
chief clerk. and gone West with hts
wife. They expect to stay this year.
Mr.. Wilcox and family. OF Washing
ton. moved last Wednesday 20 Maple
street
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New Resident Dies.

Mrs Stuckert, who came to Ecnsing-
ton few weeks ago to make her home
with her daughter Mrs. Henry Runner.
at the Manse. died of pneumonia last
Saturday. A brief service was held on
Monday afternoon by DR.. Davidson. of
Falls Church, Va, and Dr. Alexander
of Georgetown, On Tuesday morning
the remains were taken to st. Georges s,
Del for burial
w II e. Beckham's family are pre-
pairing to leave town Mr.. and Mrs
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
Win Hear Perdicaris.

The Mems Club of the Warner Me-
mortal Church met in the gymnasium
Wednesday evening with the new pTesi-
dent. Robert Stevens. in the chair. The
club decided 20 hold an open meeting
in the near future. with Ion @. Per
dicaTis~ as lecturer. The pastor of the
church was made a member ex-o1icio
of the club and the executive COM
mittee,
on Tuesday next the Rev. W. r.
Turner. OF Washington. viii lecture 10
the Seminary students on French
Chateaux." The lecture will be Illus
trated.
The annual fancy dress ball will take
place next Thursday evening and viii
be colonial ball IN honor OF Wash
tnston's birthday
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Runner re-
turned TO Kensington on Friday.
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
Extending City Limits.

Much discussion has been current the
past week among residents in and
about lexington regarding the p-opo-
sition to extend the city fire limits so
as TO include practically all of that
suburb. 1t has been pointed out that
the moving northward of the fire lin
its Would undoubtedly go far toward
preventing possible confagrations in the
neighborhood affected but IL Is also
regarded as almost a certainty that the
provision OF the regulations which pro-
hibits construction Of frame, buildings
Of any. description within the IRE linz
its would tend 70 seriously eheek" real
estate Improvement. Official action of
the Commissioners to extend the fire
limits >, Iscfsingtons was, requested by
the exseutive committee Of the North
Capitol, and lexington Citizens Asso-
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

5 Nichols. Homer Geary. and Patrick
O, DennelI.
NotarieS PubIc-GeoFge NJ Hunter
William II. Talbot, Davis III. Warfield
Albert NJ Bouic, Wi1liar. NJ. Terrell
George BiOb Brown. William j. I'm
stead. II. O. Trowbridge. James T.
Trundle, Frank e Leizear Alfred VII
son, Franklin Z. Beall, James o. King
Samuel ID. Waters, John II. Johnson
Joseph c. Hawkins. and Richard 3
Gott.
was reappointed fish commissioners foI
the Western Shore.
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
Surveying for Steel Plant.

Engineers are surveying the property
Of the First-Sterling Steel Company
around Giesboro Point.
A musical. literary, and dramatic en-
tertainment viii be given in Oxford
Hall, al oxen Hill. Md, on Wednesday
evening, February IL The program
consists OF a One-act comedy and q
farce After the entertainment there
will be dancing and refreshments.
Miss Cora Rudd. of Richmond, fs
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. New
comb, of Randle Park.
The Washington times., 1906-02-18

Miss EeIen Moister has returned after
lengthy visit with relatives and friends
In Portsmouth. Ohio.
Miss O. Holmes is spending the winter
with her brother. DR.. Holmes. of Tenth
and Irving streets.
The Washington times., 1906-02-18
Sixteenth Birthday Anniversary.

The sixteenth birthday anniversary of
Miss Ethel Johnson was recently very
pleasantly celebrated at the home of
her parents Piano selections Were rem
dered by the Misses Edith Cannon and
Hazel Verlander. Dancing and games
We're induIged in until a late hour, after
which the guests repaired 10 the din
3rg room where refreshments were
served-s Among those present were the
Misses Mary and Catherine Davis. Miss
Elizabeth Gettingsi the Misses Amelia
and Clara Mansfield. Miss Hazel Yer
lander Miss Edith Cannon. Mrs. ". r.
VerIahdeT. and Mrs.s.Johnson, Master
Charles johnson, Carl He. bard War
ren Wagner. DR.. John Davis, william
NeIsoH. and Norris DALEY
AIrs.E Anna 7. Gross has purchased a
piece or ground on P street northeast,
between North Capitol and / Streets
from Mrs Elizabeth Brown
Alfred r. Waterman died last week
at his home on L streey northeast. He
was twenty-five Years Of age.
Through the real. estate firm of Viii
sige Gibbs & Daniel. Thomas 3. Egg
gleston has bought premises 90 New
York avenue northeast from Mrs. Mar
garet " Houstons
Miss Elsie Rhine entertained num-
Der OF her friends last Monday even
Ing, The time was spent in dancing
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs JOS,
eph Rhine, Mr., and Mrs Wade Shaw.
Mrs. Hardesty, Mrs. p Rhine, Misses
Jennie and Bessie Hardesty, Fife, Ma
ME, and Louise Arrowsmith. Lula Pow
e.I, Ruth Tyler, Madeline and Beatrice
Rhine, Mr.. Hayward George and VIII
liam BealI Win NoHte. VIII Tyler, Carl
II -.
Chesney. H E. Lowe. Frank Krouse. G.
Rhine. James Frank and Harry Muir
ray, s3raTies Blaiden, r. Blundon, VIII
Harvay. IA, Rhine, and Win Bachelor
Refresh gaents were served
Thes Jolly Veterans Euchre Club held
Its regular meeting ,at-the residence Of
Hazard Wheeler. % X street northeast.
Those winning the highest number Of
games were George Ferguson and Mrs,
Marys ExIey... Following, the euchre, a
dainty supper was served by the host
oss. a pleasant feature of the even
tng's enTertaihment was the preseuta-
1ion by Mrs. Ferguson vice president
of thes club, of a beautiful bouquet Of
carnations TO the SECRETARY. Mrs. Vina
NJ Calhoun, who hac been elected a
few evenings previous 10 the Office Of
department president Of the Woman's s
Eettet corps iHOSe present were Mr..
and Mrs George Ferguson. Mr.. and
Mrs. 5As n Feathers. Mr.. and Mrs. Ny
ers. Ma and Mrs, b F Chase. Mr. and
Mrs. FHenry .Exley, MF. and Mrs. Haz-
ard WfePler,- Mr.. and Mrs. J. j Free
land, Mr. and Mrs. w II. Raymond
Mr. and Mrs II NJ. Howard. Mr. and
Mrs. C H. Worden, and Mr. and Mrs
r Ne Calhoun. The next meeting Will
be at the home, of Mr.. and Mrs. Abram
Myers -..-
Albert Schulters has purchased a
piece Of ground on New York avenue
northeast, between North Capitol street
and BiTst street. from David B. Moore.
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FRANCIS m. w. PRICE, ATTORNEY
PUBLICATION NOTICE

In the District Court of Lancaster
County, Nebraska.
j. L. Kellogg and NJ L. Williams,
plaintiffs, VS.. Thomas Hanlon, Ella
M. Hanlon, his wife, Eliot Calender
and Joseph Calender and lots / to 13
inclusive, Block 1, Lincoln View Sub
division Of N. e. n of S. w. n Of
Sec. II, T. 10, r. 6, f. Lancaster
County, Nebraska, defendants.
The above named defendants will
take notice that On the 10th day of
January, 1906, the plaintiffs filed in
said court their petition against said
defendants, the object and prayer Of
which is to foreclose the lien granted
by law to the plaintiffs upon the said
lots / to Is inclusive, in Block /, Lin
coin View Subdivision of N. E. n of
s. w. u of Sec. II, T. 10, r. 6, E.,
Lancaster County, Nebraska, by rea-
son of sale of the said lots for de-
linquent taxes evidenced by certain
County Treasurer's Certificate of tax
sale, dated on the 9Th day Of Novem-
Der, 1903, and tax receipts for the de-
linquent subsequent taxes paid there
on. That the time for the redemption
of said premises from said sale has
long since expired and that there is
now due the plaintiffs on account OF
said tax sale the sum of $685. which
is still remaining due and wholly I'M
paid.
The plaintiffs pray for a decree that
said premises may be sold to satisfy
the amount found due them upon their
said County Treasures Certificate of
tax sale and tax receipts, interest, at
tOfney's fee and costs of this suit.
You are required to answer said
petition on or before the 5th day OF
March, 1906.
]. L. KELLOGG and
M. L. WILLIAMS,
Plaintiffs.
BY FRANCIS M. w. PRICE,
Their Attorney.
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of which Is to foreclose the lien grant
ed by law to the plaintiffs upon lots
;, 4, IA, Is, 16, IL, Is, 25 and 26 in
Block 5 and upon lots 5, 6, and 8
in Block 8, all in Lincoln View Sub
division of N. e. n of S. w. II Of
Sec. II. 7. 10, r. 6, E., Lancaster
County, Nebraska, by reason of sale
of the said lots for delinquent taxes
evidenced by five certain County
Treasurer,s Certificate of tax sale, All
dated on the 9th day of November,
1903, and tax receipts for the delin-
quent subsequent taxes paid thereon.
That the time for the redemption of
said premises from said sale has long
since expired and that there is now
due the plaintiffs on account of said
tax sale the following different sums
upon the following different described
lots, towit: Upon lots 3 and 4, Block
5, the sum of $500; upon lots II and
Is, Block 5, the sum of $3.50; upon
lots Is and 26, Block 5, the sum Of
$685. upon lots IA, Is and 16, Block
5 the sum of $24.0O, and upon lots 5,
6, Z and 8, Block 8, the sum of $29.93,
all of said different sums Of money re-
naming due and wholly unpaid.
The plaintiffs pray for a decree
that said premises may be sold to
satisfy the amounts found to be due
them upon their said County Treas
urer's Certificate of tax sale and tax
receipts, interest, attorneys fee and
costs of this suit
You are required to answer said
petition on or before the 9Th day OF
March, 1906.
j. L. KELLOGG and
M. l.. WILLIAMS,
Plaintiffs.
BY FRANCIS M. w. PRICE,
Their Attorney.
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tificates of Tax Sale, all dated on the
9th day OF November, 1903, and tax
receipts for the delinquent subsequent
taxes paid thereon. That the time for
the redemption of said premises from
said sale has long since expired and
that there is now due the plaintiffs
on account of said tax sale the fol-
lowing different sums upon the fol-
lowing different described lots, towit:
Upon the said lots 10. 20. II and
22, BLOCK 5, the sum of $1595. Upon
the said lots and 2, Block 5 the sum
Of $10.96 and upon the said lots 5
and 6, Block the sum of $10.96, all
of said different sums of money re-
naming due and wholly unpaid.
The plaintiffs pray for a decree that
said premises may be sold to satisfy
the amounts found to be due them up
on their said County Treasurer's Ger
tificates of tax sale and tax receipts,
interest, attorneys fee and costs Of
this suit.
You are required to answer said
petition on or before the 5th day of
March, 1906.
J. L. KELLOGG and
M. l.. WILLIAMS,
Plaintiffs.
BY FRANCIS M. w. PRICE,
Their Attorney.
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prayer of which said petition is to
cancel one certain contract executed
by Eta B. Goldsbury defendant to
Frank Farrell, bearing date Septem-
Der %, A. D. 1904, being a contract
for the purchase of lot fifteen (15) in
w. w. Holmes subdivision of lot
eleven (11l in northwest quarter of
section thirty-six (36) township ten
(10) north of range six CO. East of the
sixth principal meridian in Lancas-
ter County, Nebraska, and to perpet-
ually enjoin you and each Of you from
asserting or claiming any title or
interest in said premises by reason of
such contract, and for general equita-
BILE relief.
You are required to answer said pc
tition on or before Monday the 18th
day of February, A. ID. 1906, and
should you fail so to do, said petition
will be taken as confessed and judg-
ment entered according to prayer
thereof. EVA FARRELL, Plaintiff.
T. J. DOYLE. Her Atty
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Directors.
CHARLES HERMAN.
FRED HERMAN.
A. S. HERMAN.
FRANCIS M. w. PRICE, ATTORNEY.
PUBLICATION NOTICE

In the District Court Of Lancaster
County, Nebraska.
]. l.. Kellogg and M. L. Williams,
plaintiff, VS.. George w. Young,
Young his wife, first name unknown,
and the widow, first name unknown,
and the unknown heirs of james
Clizbe, deceased, and Lots I, 2, 5, 6,
10, 20, 81 and %, Block 5, Lincoln
View Subdivision of N. E. "A of s. w.
Il of Sec II, 7. 10, r. 6, E. Lancaster
County, Nebraska, Defendants.
The above named defendants will
take notice that ON the 10th day of
January, 1906, the plaintiffs filed in
said court their petition against the
said defendants the object and prayer
of which is to foreclose the lien grant
ed by law to the plaintiffs upon the
said lots 1, 2, s. 6, 10, 20, 81 and % In
Block 5, Lincoln View Subdivision Of
N. f. u of s. w. u of Sec. IL, r. 10,
r. g., II. Lancaster County, Nebraska,
by reason OF sale OF the said lots
for delinquent taxes evidenced by
three certain County Treasurer's GER
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FRANCIS M. w. PRICE, ATTORNEY
PUBLICATION NOTICE

In the District Court of Lancaster
County, Nebraska.
]. L. Kellogg and M. l.. Williams,
plaintiffs, VS.. the unknown heirs and
O. M. Colby, first name unknown,
widow of o. p. Colby, deceased, now
intermarried with Henry Holt, Ben
Turner, Andrew Lackey. Eliot Callen-
der and Joseph Calender and lots 3,
4, Il, Is, 16, II. IS, rs and rs in
Block s, and lots 5, D, T. and 8 in
Block s, all in Lincoln View Subdi.
vision of N. E. u of S. w. u OF Sec.
IL, T. 10, r. 6. E.. Lancaster County,
Nebraska. defendants.
The above named defendants will
take notice that on the 10th day OF
January, 1906. the plaintiffs filed in
said court their petition against the
said defendants, the object and prayer
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LEGAL NOTICE

Notice to nonresident defendants:
To Eta B. Goldsbury and
Goldsbury, her husband, whose first
real name is unknown to plaintiff:
= Your and each of you are hereby
notified that on the 9th day of Janu-
airy, A. ID. 1906, Eva Farrell filed her
petition against you and each of you
in the District Court OF Lancaster
County, Nebraska, the object and
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NOTICE OF SUIT TO NoN-RESl-
DENTS

John Brown, plaintiff, VS. Orrelius
A. Herring, and M. H. Herring, his
wife, defendants.
You, and each of you are hereby
notified that on the 18th day of Octo-
Der, 1905, the above named plaintiff
commenced an action against you, the
object and purpose of which are to
foreclnse a certain contract for nnreh-
ase made by said defendants with
plaintiff on the 9Th day Of September.
1902, and which was in some respects
modified on the 10th day of June,
1904, by agreement between the plain
tiff and defendants herein, the said
contract being for the purchase, by
defendants, of the following described
property:
The northwest quarter of section
13, township II, range 6, east of the
9Th P. M. Lancaster County, Nebras-
ka, and for general equitable relief
in the premises.
You are required to answer said
petition in said action on or before
the 18th day Of February, 1906, or the
allegations in said petition will be ia
ken as true and a decree entered ac-
cordingly JOHN BROWN, Plaintiff.
BY Love & Frampton, his attorneys.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the in
debtedness of the Douglas Manufac-
turing company on January 1, 1906,
amounted to the sum of $780, M. E.
Haight, e. J. Douglas, I. H. Hatfield,
directors.