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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-07

'ated. JeWelry and money valued at
Try boxes will bring the loss higher.
window. Two men not so well dressed
stopped in front of the home. Neither
of these wore an overcoat and looked
to be en- guard The man on the stoop
seemed to have come out for a con-
ference with his pals and when he
saw that Mrs. Prescott was studying
him decided to leave.
That the burglars had prepared for a
more extensive haul in the house was
evident from the fact that much silver
was left ly' in the dining room.
Today Mrs. Beach was busy making
an inventory of what had been stolen
and trying to straighten matters out,
everything being topsy turvy. She
found missing gold bracelet, six gold
pins. three of which were set with
pearls; a silver belt. two silver hand
bags, black leather hand bag and
about $40 in money. There are other
articles missing of which Mrs. Beach
hopes to make list.
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5DOul S0DU were stolen. Damaged JeW
The thieves went about their work
shortly before 9. o'clock. The family
was away at the time, but before Ieav-
ing locked all the windows. On their
return they found the house upset from
top to bottom. Instead of using keys
that laid nearby the burglars forced
open everything with a chisel and scat
tered the articles around the floor.
Mrs. A. T. Prescott, who lives next
door to the Beach home. saw the
house of her neighbor brilliantly
lighted about O'Clock. The burglars
had pulled down all the curtains and
turned on the switch that flooded the
house with light While one went to
work others kept close watch on the
outside to prevent them from being
surprised at their work.
A Ian attired in fine clothes and
wearing an expensive overcoat stood
on the front stoop of the house while
Mrs Prescott peered at him from her
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SIR GEORGE LEWIS DEAD.

LONDON. Dec. Sir George Henry
Lewis, senior member of the firm of
Lewis & Lewis. solicitors, died here to-
day. He was born in 1888
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John J., Confessed Dynamiter Declares That
Under No Circumstances Will He
Give Any Information.
SLEUTH ASSERTS A. T. OF |. HEAD
KNEW OF CONSPIRACY FOR YEARS
Confscated Records of konworkers' Association
Give Clues to Identity of Men Higher Up
in Alleged FiendiSh Schemes


Jaer Gallagher today
the Federal grand jury
sought Lawe
to
to he jury
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ANOTHER DROP I'M SUGAR.

NEW YORK, Dec 7.--All grades Of
refined sugar were reduced ten cents
a hundred pounds today,
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Actress Will Resume Stage Career in Old Nole After
Phenomenal Cure.

A life Of Nine
"A
4 n
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WON'T YOU JOIN?
empty stocking on Christmas Day!

empty stocking Christmas Day
~ a bitter of
q n
will
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AllegedDope Robbers
in Clutches of Police

William Goulke Branisaw
~ in
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Gems and Cash Loot
of Daring Burglars

Of
l a and
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House Safes.
Macknet q Doremus Co. 7es Broad street --Ad
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WOMEN AID STARS
PLAN FCh EMPTY
STOCKING CLUB
Become Members and Promise to Make Poor
Riddles Christmas Happy on
Day of Cheer.
WELL-KNOWN WOMEN AMONG THE
FIRST TO JOIN EMPTY STOCKING CLUB

Of will fill o Christmas
which otherwise would
A. B. aver
avenu
EDWARD
MRS. WILLIAM A. SAYRE, 80 Ninth Newark
c.
MRS. JAMES G. CORLIES, 20 East Newark
MRS. EDGAR H. QUINBY, "a Stratford place. Newark
MRS. EDMUND MAGRATH,
WON'T YOU JOIN?
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TERMS OF SALE

On said Day Of sals I Win ssn sueA.
portions Of ssid property . saeh
debtor Win point out, and in eais IL.
debtor win not point out sufficient
property, win at once without further
delay sell tho least quantity q I'D
property OF any debtor which any.
bidder win buy for tho amount e.
taxes. interest aud costa due By s1ld'
debtor. The sale Win. 30 Withoat o..
praisement for cash IN lell tsndeg
money Of the U. g., and The propsety
soh shall be redeemahjo q any NJ
for tho space of one year b. paylg
the price given viii . ~ csat. r..
terests, costa and psnaltissaddsd. 6
JOE n. MAnEE,
Sheriff and Rx.O molo T6x Ooaleo11f.
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Fondren H C''Let 4 b; lei. s
B Is in Richardsontown; taxes
and costs s Il
Petit. Armance Lot Is andl7
B 2, L A Pierce addition; Taxes
and costs, 5 u.
Cammaretta, Salvatrice' Lots
! and 2, B 8, L A Pierce addition
and improvements; Taxes and
costa, 9 l6
sHERlFFs SUPPLEMENTAL
Tompatuno, Marics : Lots e
and 5 of new Pierce addition %
Bogalusa; Taxes and costa, s u.
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& FRANkINT0N La, THURSDAY JUNE Is 1911

~ w SASSS ~ - Ia
of 8 VIA, Sec. 1918, taxes and
costs, 4 81.
Pope, CIR & ] W Ford..~eo
acres in h R T.l.14, N and E by
P River, w BY w Ford, taxes
and costs. 8 90.
Pope, T ESQ acres, s 1.2 of
Sec. 15.l-l4. Taxes and ooste,
$27.15.
Quinland, W T and R Esq
acres in H r 47-2.l4. E and W
by w A Seal, s by w ] Ard.
Taxes and costs $7.37.
Reeves, Jr.;J Cos acres, Lots
1873, Sec. 11.4.10. 36 acres, N
W IA Of N W IA, Sec. 5.4.10.
Taxes and costs, $10.84.
Regan, Tom-Lot 5, B2 and
impt's. Taxes and costs, 1927.
Richardson, j P-50 acres in
H R A.3.13. IL acres in H R
4.1.3.13, from L T Richardson.
IS acres in N W cor. Jesse Sep.
tember homestead, Sec. 1918.
Taxes and costs. $500.
Roster, John HIS acres, part
of N w IA, SEQ. 1924. Taxes
and costs, 81 IS.
Rankin, w F.....0 acres in H r
H.82.l.2-14, Book IA, Page 1l2.
H.44.
Smith, Nola Lot !, B IL, Rich.
ardson ad. to Bogslusa. Taxes
and costs, $2.Il.
Simmons, F E~.~16 acres of
Thos. James homestead. Taxes
and costs, FL
Stokes, J. Q..-'.75 acres of land,
N by J P McLendon, E. by E A
Carter, w by R R russell Taxes
and costs, 8 OF
Spears, W D~-40 acres, SEA
Of s E ia, SEQ. 2-2-11. Taxes
and cost, t7.&.
Simmons, T Lots | aud g..
So. 43; Hearse; Los 46 and &c..
So. 4. Taxes and costs, So. 81.
Simmons. Fl Mot 4. So. 283
in s. Frsnklinton. Taxes and,
costs, 36.4
Simmons, o E-'Improvensents
On Lot 100, So. 50. Taxes I'D
costs, s.. 70
sturdiyant, ] Ell acre and
improvements in 8. Franklinton;
Lots s, Z, 8, 3, 10, in .. Franklin.
lon, and 2 saw mills. Taxes and
,osts, 44.3s.
Stevenson, A N--s0 acres in
H R T.3-11, N BY Jacob Magss,
axes and costs, 13 Il.
snmmerall q ] r Griinn-v5O
lcres, y BY Bogue Chitto river, "
BY HR line 564-12, aoq. Of ] E
Pierce. taxes and costa, 5 Is.
Starnes, E Plot 20, 3. 2. p
H addition to Bogalusa, taxes
md cost, II "A
starnes, Mrs E E--.Lot 10, B.
3, 2 H q. to Bogalusa and ma.
chinsry, taxes and costa, q 26
swayxee, 8 Lot 8, P H id.
10 Bogalusa, taxes and costs IS So
schlosman, II Hot s P H
ID. to Bogalusa and impta.; taxes
lnd costs, q 81
Saadifer, H LII acres, n BY,
Jas Bali, 8 By EN- Williams, W
byJ D Riley. taxes and costs s "a
stein, Geo ots 10 and is, B3,
RichardsontDwn taxes and costs,
y 70
9ilxer, s J--Lots /, 2, 3, 1, 5,
B 10. Riehardsontoun. taxes and
DostD, 4 q
Seal, Jsf D. 10 acres, N W.T.
Df n u 1.41ec 0-214, taxes and
Dosts. 8 o
Seal, v F. % aerss, m ST.
4, n b Is Adams, s - ] Ken
ned. taxss and cost, s q
4 go Il
Seal, .Nicsy Ann-s sores in
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Au!epeu, CsOS6 & dCTeS, IOt D.
eec 32.l.12, taxes and costs, 3 50
Trentacosta, Dolninico~""1 acre,
n by J w Canes, taxes and costs
3 43
Thomas, c A-~40 acres, N W
IA OF N E IA, sec Hip, taxes
and costs, Z IS
Varnado, D DISC acres in sec
III 9, N by L D Smell, S by Gus
Tate, taxes and costs, 8 16
Vaught, H G'~'Lot 6, B 20, lot
/, B 3.12in Richardsontown, taxes
and costs, IL 80
Walker, j B~'M acres, N by
jim aennesy, E by A Carrier, S
by N I Hennesy, taxes and costs,
4 "a
Warner, J il lot and impts.
in warnerton, taxes aud costs.
10 so
Warner, Eli~~'3 lots and impts.
in Warnerton, taxes and costs,
IS Sc
Wood, A D~"40 acres in s E
corner H R 50.3.11, cotton gin and
grist mill, taxes and costs, l6 p
IS < us, taxes and costs, ID 90
Williams, J B.. 100 acres in 8 E
corner n R 1881, taxes and
costs, 8 IS
Williams, Earnest. 40 acres,
part of E IL Of S W IL, sec 1913.
u, taxes and costs 4 g.
West, Cornelias.. Il acre in SEQ
1878, taxes and costs, 3 %
Walker, JIizzie....1 acre in S
Angie, HR 54.1.14; taxes and
costs, 4 60
Walker, w VI lot and imps.
in s Angie, taxes and costs, 4 Y
Warren, Lula K....l51 acres in
nR @'1-l4, taxes and costs Il 81
CoLoRED LIST. :
Brumfeld, VINO acres of
land, s W Ia of 3 E Ia. Sec.
24.2-9. Taxes and costs, 8.61 :
Brupfeld. Mrs Julia.-20
acres, N and W by Jack Afford,
y by ] 0 Magee, 3 81 A Brock.
Taxes and costs, 9.16
Burkhalter, A VS. acres IN
Sec. 1929, N Will Dorsey Hsd;
taxes and costs, 9.66
Burkhalter. Jas-~80 acres in
Sec. 1929, N by D p Struggled,
s By G T Bankston; taxes and
costs, 9 %
Bickham. Louis 60 acres in n
" ID, Sec. 16-l-11; taxes and
1asts. Z ~
Burris. Wes 10 acres, s ED
Of N + IA, Sec. 1911; taxes
lnd costs, 8 40
blackwell. Jesse 40 acres.
Tsxes and costs, 1886
Brown. Thomas acres ia
b r 41.1.14; taxes and costs, 6.92
Crafiord. MI lot and impts;
il Warnerton: taxes and costs,
go
Clark; John acres, n w
Ia OF s W Ia, Se.;. 1919; taxes
md costs, 7.37
Dyson. Chlo."6O acres, W IL
81 s VIA. Sec. 20 lilo; taxes and
costs, us
Dyson, E A--40 acres. lot 5.
md 8 IL acres in lot 4, Sec.
1910; Taxes and costs, 7e2
Dyson. T Cone acre and
Impts. in E Franklinton; taxes
md costs, 1874
Duffy, Buckle. .94 acres, one.
half interest Arthur Duffy home
stead; taxes and costs. 5.54
Hart. Sol. IS acres, N BY G A
jenkins, = By Spec, s b. "
Hart. " By s Wilson; taxes and
,osts, go
Hubert, Chas, acre and
impts. in Ricbardsont taxes
md costs, 11.0
! Harry, Eliza 40 acres in Sec.
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land, E part Of Il r 55-1.9 and
lots and 9. Sec. z. and W s;do

lots / and 2. Sec. 8. and W sid,
OF NV IA ofN W ia, Sec. Pie
Taxes and costs, $1l.70
Fortinberry, A ESQ acres o.
land, N E part H R 55-l.9. Tax
es and costs, $3.50
| Fornea, W ROO acres Of
land in H R CELIA. / acre Of
land, N by w L Warren, E by
Branch, s by T P Forena, lo>
5, S Angie. Taxes and costs,
|$16.15
Fortinberry, W. A. -65-l0C
acres in H R 47.2.14, N by A
Roster, s by Main St., E by H f
Kennedy. Taxes and costs, $5.24
Fortinberry, Mrs. Louisa-
"a 100 acres in H r ALPHA, N
by Main st., W s by r A Glover
Taxes and costs $1.9l
Givens, John-20 acres of land,
no description. Taxes and costs,
l@.43
Gayer, H Eco acres Of land
N 10 Of N W IA, Sec. 4, 54.l.9.
2.5 acres of LAND, lot 2,Sec. 4.2.10
l lot acquired of Toney Sebastino,
lot acquired Of ] A Wilson, l
Bird dog. Taxes and costs,
$23.lo
Goodbee, g W-30 acres OF
land, undivided 1-2 of N w ia
of s E Ia and E 1.2 Of N E ia
of s E IA, Sec. 35-2.12, one
half interest 10 So. 81 and 50,
Hampton Varnado. Taxes and
costs, $3.50
Hamilton & Warnerton-S w
corner Of 3 b., Richardson addi.
ton. Taxes and costs. $8.16
Jenkins, T O-A4 AGREE in ] A
D Homestead. Taxes and costs,
|$6.45
Lonnergan, W CO horses, 9
buggies and stock Of merchandise
in Franklinton. Taxes and costs,
46.58
Lewis, Nathan-10 acres in H
r 50.3.13. Taxes and costs,
|$3.43
Aizell, Estate Of Alex-30 acres,
n W Ia Of s e 1.4,6ec. 12.4.1O.
Taxes and costs, 1912
Magee, Mfs W Woo acres,
" side H R 41-2.1O. Taxes and
costs, $6.H
Miller, Labe 50 acres, N BY W
N Miller, E byJ / Goings, s by
W / Forrest. Taxes and costs,
1919
Mizell, Mary-66 acres in Sec.
1920. Taxes and costs, $5.l3
Mechanics Laurence ia acre
in Sec. 1913. Taxes and
aud costs, 1923
Magee, 6 E-0ne acre in
Isaac jenkins addition to Rio on
s side Of r r. taxes 4 cost $l.91.
Mongeau. o RI lot and imps
p q Addition to Bogaluss, 2 Va
cant lots, taxes and cost $11.@
Mcmillan, H A14O scres, N
Sam Brown, 8 town OF Angie,
taxes and cost 1852
McCain, s So acres in SEQ.
1-l-l3, n, Miss, s, ] s Ball taxes
and cost $l1 "
Miley, Milton-79 acres, 8 IL
Of 8 Eli Sec 6-2-l3, taxes and
COST. IS s..
Miley, John $40 sores, $ 10
SEQ 22I2, taxes and costs, S27 81
Miley, Charley 60 acres, part
Of n " III SEQ 1921, % acres
il N " sorner Of H 3 46-2-l4,
.tayss and cost, IS Is
Meal, Harriet = lot No. !, B.
10 il Richard sontovn, taxes and
GOSH, q Z,
Passman, o G. q aerss, 8part
lot 1, SEQ. 6-3-l0. taxes and .oosts
81 -
p..,... - !. ~ 49,. s, 81 Z,
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State Tax Sales Of ImmovabIe
Property.
otste Of Louisiana, Parish OF
Washington versus
Delinquent Tex Debtors.

vVoshIneton versus
Delinquent Tex Debtors.
y virtue Of the authority vested il
- BY tn Constitution and laws O.
Of Louisiana, will sell. a
~ principal front door Of the conr1
house, in tho town Of Franklinton
within legal hours for judicial sales
beginning ct II O'Clock a. M, on
SATURDAY, JUNE "a, 1911,
and continuing on each succeeding
day until said sales are completed
~ immovable property upon which
taxes are now due the State OF Louis.
hns and Parish Of Washington, to en-.
force the payment Of taxes assessed
" the year 1910, together with the
Interest thereon from the 3lst day Of
December Of said year, at the rate Of
per cent. per month until paid, and
aQcosts. The names of said delin-
qusnt tsx debtors, the amount Of tax.
= dns BY each on the assessment Of
nd year and the property assessed
= each to b offered for sale, is az
follows:
Adams, q. E.-23 acres of land
"A SEQ. 1878, in Adamstown.
81 aores Of land in H. R. 1914.
Faxes and costs, 1924.
Adams, ]. F.-2 acres of land
moro Of less, in Adamstown, Sec.
1873 Taxes and costs, Stops.
Adam, Jr.; N. E.-20 acres OF
lind, n By J NJ McGehee, E. and
8. b II. E. Adams, sr. Taxes
and costs, $3.50.
Adams, N. O. and NJ. F.-40
1ofss d land, N. E. RI Of N. W.
-. So 20.3.l3. Taxes and
est, 1915.
Along, Geo. Lot l, Pierce ad.
difion @ Bogalusa. Taxes and
- q .26.
Adams, ". .37 acres Of
Ind il H. r. 58.2-14. Taxes
md oosta.44.2k s. Z '''.s.
nrumdsld, 9. MO acres Of
la1d. n. By F. F. Simmons, E. by
sCintha Goings. Taxes and costs,
1i8. 81.
atemans Dewitt 80 acres Of
-! = = H.R. 1910, So. u, N.
~ iiaton. Taxes and costs,
rs.
Buns l-2 Lot /. B.
s Is Pi6rce id. to Rogalusa.
- md costs, s5,23.
baneseon, 7. HI acres Of
J and, n. 1.2 Of N. W. 1874, Sec.
13s8-13 and saw mill plant.
I6xes and costs, $l6.18.
oyadjieh, slot %, B. L.
Eiatce a. to Bogalusa. Taxes
40 oosts, g. q.
( Bateman, ]. CT lot in South
Apsis. Taxes aud Costs 1898
Bnlloch, J. LEO acres Of
Ind 9 -2of n 3 Il N IL of s.
& geo. 22-l-l2. 100 scres Of
sad si-2 q SW Il and I'll 8
80 ) = Z, 2, J : 9 branch @ y = Ia :
3 y e eec. liz taxes ana
3 v !.
1feet. " Llt'ts g, =. and
lot ! ga. g il Rio; taxes
I M soots n. O8
s q. 80 = '1no'
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MOTIFS, Emma One acre. N
W corner of Silos Brown hsd;
taxes and costs, ITO
Nathaniel, Mark acres, N
by T S Connerly, E by wiley
Peters; taxes and costs, sos
Pierce, J P-.~4o acres in Sec.
2s~3"13. N by NJ G williams;
taxes and costs, s.5S
Peters, wesley'''3o acres in
H R 5l"l"]4, N by T s Conerly,
S by F P Sones, taxes and costs,
7.2e
Thomson, John acres, N
bv S wilson, E bv W Hart, W by
L Toomer: taxes and costs, $40
Tyler, Dillon 20 acres in Sec
42'2'l4; 2 acres in Sec. 5-l.14, N
BY Geo Sam, E by s Jefferson,
taxes and costs, 8.27
wilson, Harry acres, N E
IA of N E IA, Sec. q. N E IL
of s E la, Sec. 2-l-l4; taxes and
costs, 9.o4
wilson, EmiIy-20 acres, lot 1,
Sec. 4-2-l4, taxes and costs, 3.45
warren, Estate of Rubber.-.2O
acres in H r 42-2-l4; taxes and
costs, 4.93
YounRblood, Leander.-.40acres
Sec. 1920, N by I " Grain: tax.
es and costs, 7.37
NON RESIDENT LIST.
Boone, W Slot so, B 9 IN
Angi; 50 acres in N E Ia Of s W
Ia, N Ella of s W IA, SEQ. q.
20. Taxes and costs. $l0.34.
Cochran, A H. Lots IS and II, B
8 in Angie. Taxes and costs, 3.45.
Dupuy, Jules-~'Lot 10, BIZ, l.
A Pierce ad. to Bogalusa; Taxes
and costs, 2 81
Fem, Ben Lot 8, B7, Pierce
I'D. Bogalusa; Taxes and costs,
Il H.
Hall, Roby-Lots q and "a, B
50 in L B Pierce I'D. Taxes and
coste, 2 II.
King. Nick. Lots 10, II and u,
B 10, Richardsontown; taxes and
costs, 5.94
Leonhardt, Louis, 100 acres in
Sec. 6..3..l4; taxes and cost, It's.
Parker, F G and NJ E. Lot 3,
B !, L A Pierce addition 10 b.
galuss taxes and costs, 1 II.
Quesly, Wm.--Lots ! and 2, s
E Richardson addition; taxes and
costs, 4 80.
Sun Lumber Co.-l96. rs acres
timber only; Lots ], 2, 8 and 1,
Sec. %; Lot l, Sec. q; $500 acres
OF timber only, acquired Of Pierce
and Pounds; Taxes and costs,
$40 90
Assessors SUPPLEMENTAL ].
LIST.
Bogalusa Building 4 Loan AZ.
sociation. e. Lots 3 and 4, B. Isl
in n Bogslusa, taxes and costs,
3 u
Coyne F M.-,Lots 80 and a B
l36 and impts acq Of g S L Co,
taxes and costs, u 10
Denham Ala H j Cowgirl.
Lots in Bogalusa in secs u, Il, Is
HR l5-l6-3-l3; taxes and costs,
Is 81
Denham A J.-..Loty Z and : B
Isl N W Bogalusa; lots ll..l2..5..
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Mr. aud Mrs. William Young
were up from Turkey Cove one
day last week.
Mrs. Emmett Orr and child
rem, of Jonesville, are visiting
Rev. and Mrs. j. \. Hartman. at
this place. Tazewell Republi-
can.
Mrs. G. Il. lyle, of Canes.
Vile, ria, arrived in the Gap
last week on visit to her
mother, Mrs. l.. ID. Abbott. OF
st. Louis, Mo, who is spending
the summer in the Gap, the
guest of Mrs. J Z. Wolfe. on
lmbodon Hill Mrs. lyle is the
wife of Prof. G.. e. lyle, of the
University of Florida, who ia
at present visiting friends in
Bristol.
John w. Chalkley, of Big
Stone Gap, was in the city one
day this week looking after
legal tters.-Jonesville Star.
1t is the intention of William
Mullins to move his stock of
goods from his present location
on Wyandotte avenue into the
Symmetrical building on Wood
avenue as soon as the repairs
on this building are completed
by the contractor, w. f. Baker.
Dan Littrell was in town last
week and closed n trade with
II. f. Prescott, for two cot
tages on Gilly avenue. Mr..
Littrell expects to move his
family back to the Gap the first
of September, in order that his
children may enter school He
thinks it quite probable that
his father and mother will also
move to the Gap, and the two
families will occupy the Pres
colt cottages.
Charley Duffy, I'D Tate, Ed
Taylor, Duck Wampler, Ernest
Hall, Bill Bailey, Straley Tate,
Charley Adams, Ewing Lipps
and Wat Green and several
others, who have been attend
ing the Dante Sunday School
Convention, returned Sunday
night, being in charge of Capt,
Frank Richmond.-Wise Coun
W News.
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Mrs. Malcolm Smith and
children are spending several
days at Mountain Springs.
Services will be held in Christ
Episcopal church on Sunday
morning, August 10th, by Rev
John j. Lloyd. You are cor
daily invited.
Last Thursday and Friday
were the hottest DAYS expert.
enced in the Gap in "A long time.
the thermometer reaching one
hundred and over in many
places i'll town
Miss Addie Fleenor was visit.
ing DIR. aud Mrs. Bolts, at Ap-
palachia, last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Bolts, of Appa-
lachia, spent Wednesday of
last week visiting homefolks in
the Gap.
Capt. A. b. Eaton was over
from Bristol Thursday.
Miss Pearl Mann left last
Friday morning for Clinchport.
Scott county, where she will
spend several weeks visiting
relatives ard friends.
Mrs. Katie Lindsey is visiting
relatives and friends at Dun.
cannon and Fort Blackmore, in
Scott county.
j. NJ. Barker, prominent
business man of Bristol, was in
town last week, a guest mt the
Monte Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G.. Las.
sitter, of Oxford, n. c.. were
guests at the Monte Vista last
week Mr. Lassiter is Il very
prominent contractor, and was
in this section looking oy err the
proposed roads to be built by
Wise county.
T. A. Walker aud wife, of
Knoxville, Tenn. spent Sunday
at the Monte Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Il. Smith and
children spent Sunday at Black
wood.
The East Fifth street bridge
over the north fork of Powell
river is being re-iloored and
otherwise repaired
DR.. w. A. Baker was in
Jonesville during the past week
Misses Irma and Bernice Orr
returned Saturday from a
weeks visit with relatives at
Jonesville.
D. e. Allen left Monday
morning on a business trip to
Harlan county, Kentucky.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church will meet at the
church on Thursday afternoon
at 2;30 o'clock.
Miss Grace Graham has re.
signed her position in the APP.
palachia High School, and will
remain in Anderson, Indiana,
where she is working in the
interests of the Holiness move.
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- & Thompson Garter, of Gate
Oity was in town one day last
y Z. f. Hagan, a prominent
ibtlstel business man, spent
thursday ut the Monte Vista.
r. l.. McLemore and wife, of
Wise, were guests of j. NJ. Nc
LLeimore, at the Monte Vista,
Friday.
j. II. Pierpont was down
from Norton Saturday.