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trustees SALE
OF The PERSONAL PROPERTY OF The
STORTzBLAzER COMPANY.


Under and by virtue ota deed Of trust made
by The StoEtz- Blazer Company 10 the unde1icn-
Cd Trustee. bearing date on the 18th day Of De
Seinoer, ISIS, and duly cf record In Trust Deed
Dook No. ~ PAGE SIC. etc. in the ONCE ogthe
Slerk OF the County Court Of Mason County,
West virginia. the said Trustee win. on
Saturday, the Goth day oeAiay, 1909,
commencing at the hour Of 10 O'Clock. \. m. Of
that day. proceed TO sell nj public auction. 10
the highest bidder. 1T what Is known as The
Stortz-Blazcr Mil. in the town Of Point Plena-
ant w. Va, the following personal propcrty,ytz:
One Office safe, one tor desk, one McCaSkey
account rcgiStcr, one Office stove. one truck wac
on. one delivery wagon. two set Of harness, f0TIy
eight gallon engine oil. one iron wheel barrow
lOO feet OF rubber hose. one bag truck, scoop
shoycls. Ave hand scoops, one hand saw, one
bag holder. one pair Howe -four scales one mar
OF mules 30 bales OF hay. e plsS poultry food, .
pksS. horse and cattle powder, e pkS insect now.
der. e pks, stock food, So jute baES. $50 clotf
-four BAGS, 695 grain bags. three dozen new houi
barrels. about ton Of steam coal. and all othei
articles OF personal property remaining unsold
NJ the date OF said sale which has been used in
and about the said Stortz-Blazcr Mil.
Terms OF sale-cAsII.
a. Z. BRADSHAW, Trustee.
/. r. E. Mitchell. Clerk OF the County Court o
Mason County. West Virginia. do hereby certify
that A. +. Bradshaw. trustee. in the above mem
toned decd Of trust, has given bond rs required
by law us such Trustee.
Clerk of the County Court o; Mason County,
West Virginia.
may SIT.
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got more than I know what to do
with. You must let me take care of
you. We better be married, you and
l. That will give me the right"
The girl flushed. She looked ut the
homely. honest face now bent again
above the papers on the table.
"oh. jim" she said breathleSsly.
how can you? know how you mean
It" she hurried on us n look of panied
surprise crossed his face. ''You are
good. as you've always been-too good
and too thoughtful. But marrEed?'
She laughed bit Historically. "oh.
dear. no."
II wish you would said he rather
heavily. LAS I say. I have money In
plenty. and this estate of your IN
TIERS
"Jim. hush" said the girl. "1t Is
impossible. Please-please don't say
anything more about It I'll take care
of myself somehow. There's n little
money. you say. Well and good. /
shall have TO support myself. shall
simply have to learn to. There's my
music. l certainly should be able to
do something wish that I'm sure
can make good bit giving lessons"
Caveriy looked doubtful "of course
II it's quite impossible
at IS" she declared.
.Weil. then" said he. stiIl du5lcuSiy.
you might try the music lessons. But
If they fail the offer I just made s;!!l
holds good"
lie arose and picked up his hat and
gloves. As the door closed behind him
the girl stood at the window. watching
rather wist:ully the broad shoulders
and the erect head rs their owner
made his way toward the avenue.
Something Ikea rueful smile curved
the corners of her mouth. If inns
offer had only come under different
circumstances and IN a different way.
she was thinking. It would have sim
plIfed matters amazingly.
But Jim was such a whole souled.
honest. slow minded chap he never
could do thing tactfully nor hide the
real import OF his meaning.
Caverly. on his part. staIked down
the little street. wondering how on
earth he had ever the courage to make
his offer and feeling decidedly like
man who had taken IN unfair advan.
tage.
'Sfer' he said scornfuIy to himself
and half aloud. catherine marry
me? / don't blame her. I swear
don't! Ny face would stop a clock
two blocks away. and I'm Just about
rs much suited to her Us an elephant
is to hunming bird. Lord knows.
though. can't bear the thought Of her
working for her living.
Nevertheless the music lessons be-
gan. But somehow they were not
great success. Catherine struggled on
bravely, but pupils were few and far
between. and ut the end Of the first
year there had been an amazing
shrinkage Of the slender legacy that
had come to her Mt her fathers sudden
death.
Another six months, and SO little
was left that Catherine was genuinely
alarmed. 1t was then that Caver,y
heard the news one day that Catherine
J was to marry Frederick Brewster. her
fathers partner. The rumor stirred
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Making = Kings Counsel.

To most people It must often appear
that the legal maxim. Every man
knows the law" was invented by some
waS. 1t would be much more correct
to say that no man knows the law.
and the general public are, generally
speaking, also totally ignorant OF the
manner in which a man becomes a
K. C. In the ordinary course OF things
any barrisSer OF ten years standing
is supposed to have the right to apply
for silk. and II he thinks that he has
any chance of gaining the honor he
applies direct to the lord chancellor.
But the etiquette OF the bar demands
that any man who applies for six
shall write and inform every member
Of his circuit who IS OF longer stand
ing-that IS. who has been called to
the bar for q more extended period
than himself-of the fact that he has
so applied. This Intimation gives the
senior an opportunity OF considering
whether be should himself apply and
by doing so maintain his right OF
seniority. The decision Of the lord
chancellor is final on the question.
When he has decided to make a new
batch OF silks the applicants who have
been successful are informed of the
fact. and the appointments are duly
Sazetted.-Dundee Advertiser.
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By Amelia s. cbaeman.

Nothing could exceed the enmIty Mr.
Ferris felt for Mr.. Davis unless II was
the hatred air. Davis harbored toward
Mr.. Ferris.
Until the occupancy of the long I'M
tenanted house across the streer by Sc
rena Fairiie and her mother these two
men had been close and constant
friends. Each night Mr.. Ferris went
TO the house of Mr.. Davis or Mr.. Da-
yis went to the house of Mr.. Ferris to
smoke and conversationaIly regulate
the Affairs Of the nation.
Not event the fact that each of these
boasted u particularly well kept lawn
in front Of his residence was sufficient
to cause Jealousy between them. So
the late bellicose condition was the
moreNdeplcrabie by reason Of their for
mer friendship.
Mr.. Ferris was a straight. stately
and ascetic looking bachelor of forty
eight. HIS dark brown hair was
streaked with gray. His nose was
aquiline. HIS eyes were like blue steel.
A sparse mustache dropped over thin
and melancholy lips. He was known
TO have a competence. although he &C.
cupied himself with the conduct of a
real estate Office. BE lived alone save
for the presence of deaf old aunt and
a still more deaf old servant.
The hose was furnished with refer
ence to what was then considered the
artistic standard Mr.. Ferris himself
was accredited with u pretty taste IN
poetry and was given tc quoting ex-
tracts on occasion.
Mr.. Davis was a jolly widower of
fifty winters that had been, however,
like those of Adam. frosty. but kind
"" BE was short of stature. round.
rosy amiable. fair haired and bland.
bis children were married and gone.
He bowed to the sway OF housekeep-
er who had seen better days and who
was not averse to frequently proclaim
ing the fact. His tastes. while less
aesthetic than those Of his neishbor.
were decidedly more conducive to per-
sonal comfort.
In fact. he and Ferris were in every
way sufficiently unlike to have got on
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ghost Of a show Mr.. Davis assured
Frank. -I'll ask her the night OF the
spring dancer
The eventful night came-a rcsrlen-
dent night. The elite OF the town
streamed into the clubhouse. Lights
shone from every window. Merry
waltz music set young feet tapping
The sound Of joyous voices was cyery.
where. a
And Serena Falrlie, graceful. Sra-
cious. good to look upon. her brown
gold hair shining in the light. her eyes
cleaning like ,opazes. her simmer.
ing gown Of black Just decEed With
glowing orange. was in herself an en-
trancinS apparition.
Mr.. Ferris secured the first dance.
Mr.. Davis. putting up beIated. eagerly
appropriated the second. The rest
were already blurred out by cahalistic
Initials.
II call this unkind DISCRIMINATORY.
painted Mr.. Davis. But Serena Fairlie
only laughed. Mr.. Ferris whisked her
away. and there WAS sardonic CLEAN
in his eyes ms they rested on the lugu-
brious countenauce OF Mr.. Davis.
The dance done. Mr.. Ferris promptly
led his partner to the conservatory.
Dear Miss Serena" hogan Mr.. Fer
RS fervently. 81 have long admired
that noble sentiment. 'oace to every
man ard nation comes the moment to
decide'"-
isn't 1t warm? asked Miss Serena.
moving toward the window.
And. continued Ferris. following.
I've always admired that exquisite
sentiment. Two souls with but sin
gle thought
Serena gave him SMILE OF exquisite
leniency and looked ont at tho span
sled sky. All, sweet was comprehen-
sion ard sympathy. His lyric instinct
scared once morc.
I'm leading up to an nvowal. dear
Miss Serena. prefer to let the great
poets speak for me. 1t is Owen Mere
dith who sings:
But VIII marry my own first love.
With her blush rose face. for old things
are best"
IF you only knew" murmured Sc
rena, with sweetest reproach. how
much object to being referred to as
AN old thing."
There was a fusillade of panic
stricken apologies.
Miss Serena. our dance. believe"
And Mr.. Davis triumphantly led Miss
Fairlie out upon the polished floor. As
the dance ended he spoke with a d.
rectness that almost startled Serena:
Maybe Frank told you was going
to ask you to marry me- Well. I was
i dol am. can't sling poetry like
Ferris, but If you'll say the word
Miss Falrlie smiled sweetly. I'm
fattered." she said. but l can't. you
see. for I'm going to marry Frank"
That young man came hurrying up.
His eager eyes were bent on Serena.
His audacious arm encircled her waist.
He spoke with ardor.
"our waltz. dearest" he said.
AS Davis started blankly after them
hand gently touched his arm.
Come home" counseIcd Ferris.
Frank has told me just now that he
was engaged to the girl before the
Fairies came here TO live. I've sometime
madeira in my cellar-can't be beat"
Davis met the extended hand-and
gripped 1t hard.
Good boy! You smoke the same
mixture. dare say. Got a lot from
town this morning. o Lord. what n
pair OF old fools we've been."
They glanced back as they descend
ed the steps. The Illuminated hall
was kaleidoscope OF whirling figures.
Ferris spoke. his voice not little
wistful.
THE dear young FOOLS" he said.
God bless themr said Davis.
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aim to action. and with no waste Of
time he hurried TO her house. BE
found the girl in the little library
where he had seen her last.
1t was rather tired Catherine who
greeted him. a thin and pltIful Cath
crime. with big eyes and an air Of
WEAKNESS that reused his inmast be
iag to anger.
Look here he said With his usual
candor; you look just about played
out"
We'll. am she said. almost de
family.
And what's NIL this hear about your
marrying Brewster:" he demanded. :
The truth" she said YEARLY.
caverly began pulling ut the fingers
Of his gloves. His brows were drawn
together. and his eyes refused to meet
her own. Plainly there was something
he wanted to say. Catherine knew the
symptoms OF old. She waited patient.
".
What are you marrying him for;"
he blurted out at length.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN GRAHAM
DISTRICT, MASON COUNTY, v. Va.

~ virtue OF a certain deed OF trust. executed by
SlS.... "a Inln and Mariner Grimm. her husband,
Adelphia RoGsh and W. " Roush. her husband
Mile Roush and Charles b. Roush. her hus-
band. Algernon Fry and Ivy Fry. his wife. and
vile. Trustee. dated the 2nd day OF February
1905 and recorded in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
county Court Of Mason County. West NirEinin,
in Trust Deed Book No. %. page 365. &C.. to sc
cure the payment OF certain debt evidenced by
n promiSsory note. signed and executed by Sarah
c. Fry. Stella Grimm. Adelphia RouSh. Mile
Roush and Alccrnon Fry. dated the 2nd day OF
February, 1906. for the sum OF One Thousand
Dollars. and payable 10 L. a. Fulcher, or order.
and which said note has been assigned by said
L. A. Fulchcr TO G. NJ. ROuSh. and default hav-
inE been made in the payment OF said note. and
having been requested by the said G. VI. Ronsh
so 10 do shall on
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To John Medley: Take notice:
That ON the Ord day OF Juno, a. D. lS0n
between the hours OF 9ocloclS a. M. andJ
o'clock p. M. at the law Office Somerville &
Somerville, in the town OF Point Pleasant,
W est Virginia, will take the deposition OF
Norman English, James Ailshire. and others,
TO be read Ia evidence IN my behalf In q GER
tain suit in ChRucery now pending IN the
Circuit Court OF the County OF Mason, and
state OF West Virginia, In which am
Plaintiff and you are Defendant.
II IRON any cause the taking OF
said deposition shall not be commence
cd on that day. or II commenced shall
not be completed on the day aforesaid, the
STme ShRll6e continued from day 70 day. or
from time 10 time. nc the same pihco and be-
tween the same hours, until the same shall
have been completed.
JULIA B. MEDLEY,
someryile & somc-vllle, Soils.
may 5-4w.
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ORDER oF IuBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
At Rules held In the Clerks Office OF the Circnit
Court OF Mason County, West Virginia, on
Monday. theSrd day OF May. 1909, the fol-
lowing or,ier was entered:
Julia B. Medley,
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The object OF the above entitled suit Is to OBJ
tain u divorce from the bonds OF matrimony
Tor the plaiutiE from the defendant. And
Il appearing By affidavit fled IN the papers
In said cause that the said defendant, John
Medley. Is n nonresident OF this State Il Is
ordered that he do appear here within one
month after the date OF the first publication
hereof and Go what Is necessary 70 protect his
interests IN said suit. a copy-Tcste:
CHAS. BUXTON, Clerk.
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OF UNISON Oounlys On NA0nuhy. inc CRU uiAy Oh
May. 1900. the following order was entered:
John p Austin. Sheriff OF Mason)
County. and as such. Admins
traitor Of the estate OF Norvcl
Jolley. deceased.
Mamie Tremnyne and II. II. IRE
mayne. her husband lille Henkc
and Friedrich Henke. her husband
Henry I. Jollcy and Nellie Jolicy In Chnncery
his wife. Mamie II. May and JAG
OBJ MRy.her husband heirs ut law
OF Sorvel Jollcy. deceased, ind
Jacob May ard the unknown cred
itors OF Norvel Jolley. deceased.
The object OF the above entitled suit Is TO as
certain the Indebtedness OF the said Norvel Joll-
cy, deceased. and to whom owing. and to sell
the real estate OF which the said Norvel Jolley
died seized and possessed. situate In Mason
County, West Virginia. and apply The proceeds
Of said real estate 10 the payments OF the debta
OF said Norvel Joiley deceased, and 70 settle the
accounts OF the administrator Of the said NorveI
Jolley. deceased.
And Il appearing by affidavit filed In this
cause. that the said Mamie Tremayne and II. h.
Trcmayne. her husband: Lille Henke and
Frcdrick Henke her husband; Henry I. Jolley
Jacob May. her husband: and Jacob May. arc
non-residcnts OF the State OF West Virginia, Il
is ordered that they. and each Of them. appear
here within one month after the date. Of the first
publication therefor. and do what is necessary 10
protect hisinterest.
cHAs. BUXTON. Clerk.
sc IN E: diiS'l { somerviIle.
solicitors for Plaintiff.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
ATE OF WEST vIRGlNIA

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
At Rules held In the office OF the Circuit Court
OF Mason County. on Monday. the Ord day OF
May. 1909. the following order was entered:
John p. Austin. Sheriff OF NIason)
County. and as such. Admins
traitor Of the estate OF Norvel
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Notice To Take Dispositions.

Somcrvillc & somcrviiie, Soils.
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Someryille & some-vllle, Soils.
may 5-1w.
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J. S. Spencer.
ma, s-,v. Solicitors for Plaintiff.
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dis Is S cSd
n IN &C
t Ouera In oe aN vi
% . prizes the prize vii" be sold ard tn" proceed" ' ~ ~
pT % sst dG less BSSySHHtd than one dollar
contest conditions
as
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DISTRICT FOUR-Continued.

Miss Evelyn Grard 54s Palms. :..................
Miss CNaiih5,er2s winter 24i Howard
Miss Bertha Berberick. N22 Ninewood
Miss Annabelle Mcrawn 600 Third ................
Miss Catherine Ketay. Twelfth. ...............
Miss Emma 81 len 465 Twenty fourth .............
Miss Estelie Euthss; lo6 Grand Boul W............
Miss Laura s Isy s ass v vsrmont
MISS III Chui
Mrs. W. Drehmer. lis Church. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Marie Harper. IS Church ....................
MISS Mamie Robertson. % Church. ................
Mss Edith Black 40 Church. ......................
Miss Alma Whitteman, ITO Chus"h. ...........,....
Miss Edith Fush 236 Lacrosse. .....,..............
Miss Gertrude Lyon 2os Baker
Miss Laura Eckert $40 Vermont. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Lolita Droadbridse 3Os Vnewood ..............
Miss Ethel Chase, PSI Hubbard ;...................
Mrs. Jacob Blz, S5s Grand Bldg. w.,..............
MISS MISS Aea r. coiin 49, 81. c adS pi,,i,
Mss Mss ci s1s eras Sss 500 r%e e%o
Nis hopert ovens wv Jegsfsoh
NlHB, lOb SDDott
Miss nellie Iaqs 327 Nr:s,t.enth .....,..........
MISS Meme u tart I9l flfteenth
Mrs. May Cook 203 Brandon
Miss Mary Henzie 455 vpewo9d. ...................
Miss Nellie Howell Sss Howard
Miss Margaret Duncan, 4sG Lafayette
Mrs. Agnes Campbell 355 Clark
Miss Mabel TAYLOR IL Lahrosse. ;..................
MISS 200
Miss Marion Binsham Isl Fifteenth ;...:,..,...,,..
Miss Marsaretha Horn, $50 Finewood ..............
Miss Anna N Roach. 25s Twenty fourth ......,.....
Miss Mary o'Rely iSs Lafayette. ...,......,.....,.
Miss Anna Pearsons 4s0 Toledo Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Mcna lockwood ass Vinewood
Mrs Henry Matthews, 494 Raker.
Miss Pearl OBrien, Fern p....................,
MISS Illie WOLF 100 tsakef
Miss Mary Ladue 1876 Lafayette blvd. .............
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Nss Hazel Chaplain SOS Pennsylvania. ...............
Miss Madge Henry SIS Mcclellan. ..................
Miss Florence Howell. 80 Emmons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Gerte Goetz Emmons Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Edith Fassnacht 1440 Mack.............
Miss Minnie Eber 19i Superior. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Chas bloom. Fischer
Miss Theresa Easbcnder 1868 Pquette.
Mrs Corieta Bloss. 1896 Gratlot Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Anna GoetsCh sos Mcclellan
Miss Madge Henning SIS Mcclellan
Miss Louise Hduck. 1913 Bellevue
Miss Hilda Hammer. Baldwin.
Miss Edith Well 1917 Helen.
Mrs J Tromhly ll2t sheridan. ...................
Miss Emma Nitz Ciratiot Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Henry Wurm. 1916 Gratiot. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Martha Curricr ga Van Observation-Disclosures.
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Miss Maude Berry. 327 PENNSYLVANIA. .............
Miss Gertrude Wayson. Cottage Grove
Miss stella Mason 1916 Engle
Miss Erma Stevens. 200 Lillibridge. ..............
Miss Kathleen Royal. 3S2 ST Clalr................
Miss Jennie st. Clair S53 Lilllbridge.
Miss Anna Quinn 30s Fischer. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Abbie Christe. 273 Crane.
Miss Clara schimmel 1870 Cadillac ................
Miss Clara Ali. 81 Leach. ,..................
Miss Hazel Beymer. 3Sb Hurlbut. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Mayme Duncan 30 Farrand ...................
Miss Olive Hogg a5s Van Dyke.
Mrs Geo Ely. 26s Fischer. ...........
Miss Miss N E9,s c IlfTa sss 49,
Mrs yictora " Foley $50 Engewood
Mrs VIM "; Brazel T5l Pennsyivsnia. .......,..
Miss Lucy Failot ne Lillibridge Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Erma I.eavins Luhrdee. :..........,.........
Miss Susie Livingston. S64 Cadillac ............
Miss Cora ONeil 500 Bewick ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs VIM Betzoldt. 6g5 Cadillac
Mrs ~ 3ayme, 595 Cadilac
Mrs VIM Hartner sos Pennsyiyena
Miss Hazel ST Clair, Lillibridge.
Miss Julia Barron, 1892 Macx.
Miss Cory Marsh 33 Marietta. ............
Miss Mary Bisse COL Cadillac ...,..........
Mis- Minnie Neurman, 474 Pennsylvania ...........
MIS- a. nrhnd .Vs Sherldan
Miss May Kirchner. 741 Pennsylvania.
Miss Nette Prendergast. 357 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Fay seibert sol Townso nd Observation-Disclosures.
Miss stella Lynch 122 sheridan. ..................
Miss Edith l.. Mathis. 453 Fischer...........
Miss Florence Hart. 1860 Jefferson.
Mrs charlotte smith 1897 Champaign. ....,.........
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Mrs Gertrude Quamby. 2l9 Lemay .................,
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Miss Maud Bennett. 81 Elmwood ...................
Miss Eva Peletier. S31 Champain. Observation-Disclosures.
NiSs Louise Dickson, SEQ Clinton.
Miss Julia IeBoeuf. 462 Fort Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Coctta Jarrait. G53 clinton
Miss Mary Beauregard $50 clinton ................
Miss Lillian Jenkins g2i Dubois
Miss Cora la AsCha b35 Congress
Miss Sarah Reno 49, Clinton
Miss Edna Llngemann, 462 Clinton ..............
Miss Lucic DumOnt 112 Chcnc
Miss Mary Baranowski. t36 Concord
Miss Ida Solomon. ass Concord Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Ida Lubnan SCI Waterloo
Miss Paula Loops $50 BclIey
MISS cara SaloHon, 90 Arnot.
Miss alice Radke 4sS Mt Elliott
Miss BESSIE Ellis. SO Bodgett Terrace. =
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Miss Wilshrauds. bG1 Mullett
Miss Addie Heidi 276 Helen
Miss Ethc! Johnson. 81. Monroe
Miss Clara T. Oetjen 500 Elmwood ...............
Miss Helen MaChan 42j Waterloo ..l...............
Miss Minnie Uhrstadt, 6lg Helen
Miss sophia Mertens Sli Gratiot.
Mrs Joe Tromby. E34 Chenc
Mrs Joe Ntcnas Sis Chene
Miss Hattie Kaler, 269 Berlin.
Miss Maud Smith. f03 Clinton
Miss Rose Stanley. Burns Hotel.
Miss Sarah Mitchell. 363 Conc .............
Miss Laura sullivan GA Bellevue