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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-01-31
Iva L Somson. defendant

Iva L Somson, defendant
The state of Idaho to Iva 4 Somson,
defendant in che name of the people of
the state of Idaho:
You are hereby notified that com
plaint against you, copy of which is
attached hereto. has been filed in the
office of the Clerk of the District Court
of the Fifth Judicial District of Idaho,
in and for Bear Lake county: Said ac-
ton is brought TO obtain decree dis
solving the bonds of matrimoney be-
tween the plaintiff and defendant. and
that unless You appear and answer said
complaint within twenty days after
service hereof if served in said Judic-
ial District, and within forty days if
served elsewhere, exclusive of the day
of service. plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
In testimony whereof. / Fl Fl Broom
head OF said district court. have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
of said court at Paris, Idaho, this the
l4th day pf January
SEAr FL Fl BRooMHEAD
Clerk of the District Court
7 L GLENN,
attorney for plaintiff
P O Address; Montpelier, Inaho. LII
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tn l.reditors

Estate of Jacob Kunz deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
administrator of the estate of Jacob Kunz
deceased. to the creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased. TO
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months after the first publication VI
this notice to the said administrator at the
office of Chas e Harris, Montpelier, County OF
Bear Lake, State of Idaho.
Dated January $, 1913.
JOHN j. KUNZ,
Administrator of the estate
of Jacob Kunz. deceased.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-01-31

Justice of Peace
Thomas Ward Bloomington Precinct
James Freeman Georgetown .
Thomas Barrett Montpelier
Charles Innis Paris :.
Stephen b. Staley Montpelier "
Fl rum A, Dayton Dingle
Geo. ]. Davis Dingle "
@. Sorenson Georgetown 4"
John a. Miles Nounan
John A. Blade St. Charles :"
John Fl. Jensen Fish Haven
Jos. S. DEMO Paris $"
Henry s. Somsen Raymond !"
Constable
John S Heegie Montpelier Precinct
Henry W Nate Dingle i"
John L Nelson Fish Haven 90
Geo. 7, Thornick Bloomington I"
Adolph Hunzaker Paris q
Arthur Peterson Ovid
In the matter of fixing the amount of
the bonds of Justices of Peace and Con-
stables in and for Bear Lake County. it
pearing that $4,000 is a sufficient
amount Of surety of bonds of Justices
of Peace and Constables, it is hereby
ordered tnat the official bonds Of Jus
tices of the Peace and Constables in
and for Bear Lake County be. and they
are hereby fixed at $4,000 each.
In the matter of fixing the amount of
bond Of Tax Collector, it appearing to
the Board that $40, 900. 90 is a sufficient
sum Of surety of said bond. 1t is there
fore ordered that the bond of Tax Col
lector in and for Bear Lake County be
I'd the same is hereby fixed at $40, 600
The quarterly reports of Sheriff, Pro-
bate Judge and Auditor and Recorder
were examined and.approved.
1t appearing to the Board that good
and sufficient reasons exist, therefor, it
ordered that the taxes of Hyrum
Thompson for the year 1912 amounting
TO Sll 20 be, and the same are hereby
RENTED
Bills were allowed and warrants or
dered drawn on the several funds as
follows:
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
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Alias Summons.

In the discount court of the Fifth Ju-
dicial District of the State of Idaho, 10
snd for the County of Bear Lake.
John b Somson, plaintiff
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WEDDINGS.
.eaye-shipley.

A very pretty wedding took place
at st. AIMS Church, York Road and
22nd street, Baltimore, on June 20, at d
d. m, OF Miss Elizabeth NJ. shipley,
daughter of Mr.. Samuel ID. shipley, a
prominent farmer. of SykegYille, TO
Mr.. Carroll L. Weaver, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. s. Weaver, SOB North
Gilmor street, Baltimore. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. ]. |.
Barrett. The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. Her dress was
of heavy ivory satin with tunic OF
rhinestone and silver bangles. Her
veil of tulle was arranged N cap
effect and caught with a wreath OF
orange blossoms: the veil reached TO
the end Of her train. which Was two
yards long. Her only ornament was
q string Of pearls, the gift OF the
groom, and she carried = shower
bouquet Of Bride roses and lilies OF
the valley. The maid OF honor. Misa
Lurlne Brown, OF Roanoke. "a, wore
Partisan model of salmon crepe
meteor With picture nat Of chiffon
and roses and carried Killarney roses,
The bridesmaids. Misses Dorothy
and Gloria Shipiey. slstera OF the
bride, were dressed In French en-
broidered dresses and carried pink
sweet peas. The flower girl. Miss
Marcella ShIpley. , cousin of the
bride. was dressed IN white lace over
pink silk and carried a basket Of
sweet peas and roBes. The groom
was attended by his best man. Mr.
Hiram Boekleman. The ugherg were
Mr.. Jno. Miller. Mr.. David Donovan and
Messrs William and Walter ahipley
brothers Of the bride.
The church was beautifully decor
ated with cut flowers and palms which
formed an arch for the bridal party e
pags through. Nearly 300 people at
tended the wedding. after which 8
buffet luncheon was served II the I'm
mediate families and n few friends n
the future home Of the bride aud groom
i 316 BelYedere avenue. West Arlington
They left Immediately for Atlantic
City and New York. and returned Jul,
5. They received many handsome
! presents
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OrnllnnE Court

Monday, July 7th.-Wm. Il. Gram
mer, administrator of Henry b. Gram
mer, deceased, settled his first and
final account.
Anna +. WarehIme, administrator
". a.. of Emanuel Forney. deceased
received orders TO sell real estate and
stocks.
Martha J. WItter, administratriz
of Harvey S. Witter, deceased, settled
her first and final account.
Union Bridge Banking and Trust
Company, executor of Deanna Englar
deceased. reported sale Of personal
property and sale of real estate on
the latter sale the court granted an
order NJ 81.
Tuesday. July sth.-Dr. Ira L
WhitehIll, administrator Of Elizabeth
NJ. Smith. deceased, returned addl=
tional inventory Of personal properts
and settled his first and final account;
also received order to transfer stocks
The last viii and testament OF Sam
nel II. shipley. late of Carroll county
deceased, being admitted 10 probate
letters testamenlary thereon were
granted to Abraham II. Huber, who
received warrant to appraiae and or
der to notify creditors.
Charles E., Edward j., and William
c. Rinehart executors of Israel E
RineharI. deceased, returned inyen=
tories Of personal property and money
and list Of debts due; also received
order To sell personal property.
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SAFE AND SANE FOURTH.
nestmInsIer's Second Ezperienn4
With Quiet Observance OF Holiday

Westminster last Friday had Its
second experience with a safe aud
sane Fourth OF July. and 10 say thai
II was decided SUCCESS Il yoicing
the unanimous opinion OF residents Of
the city.
Mindful OF the warning of the
Mayor and Council that they would
enforce ordinance number Il pro-
hibiting the use Of explosives within
the city limits neither the youth nor
The older folks Of the town INDUCED
In the firing OF crackers OF other dan
gerous pYrotechnies. the popular and
patriotic manner Of celebrating the
nations independence for many years
past.
The observance Of the holiday was
therefore of an extremely quiet ma
ture. The holiday air was prevalent
everywhere. and there were but very
few of the business houses that did
not remain closed throughout the day.
giving their corps Of employees the
benefit Of the holiday
One of the features Of the day was =
game of base ball on Athletic Field
between the ministers and doctors on
IIf OnE HluB anu anu
business men on the other The score
was 10 to in favor Of the latter The
feature Of the game was the pitching
of Rev ". +. Hershsf for the ministers
and the batting Of Mr.. Joseph W.
Smith for the business men.
In the evening there was 4 street
parade Of children marshaled by Miss
Mary b. shellman and headed by the
First Regiment Band. The procession
formed at the East End High School
and marched to the Athletic Field
where interesting exercises were held.
f. Neal parke. Esq. of the Weatmins-
ter bar. delivered IN appropriate and
interesting address. An invocation
was delivered by Hey. s. Il. 0rrick.
rector Of Ascension Church. A
chorus Of 200 voices. under the direc-
tIon of Arthur l.. sIonesifer, sang the
national anthem. : small display OF
fireworks was given late In the even
ing
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School Commissioners.

A regular meeting of the board of
School Commissioners OF Carroll
county was held In their Office on
Monday, July 7, 1913. All the mem-
bers we're present, and the meeting
was called TO order by the president
Theodore +. Englar, at 10 a. m.
After the reading and approval Of
the minutes of the June meeting the
regular order of business was taken
up. A delegation of patrons OF the
Union Bridge school came before the
Board asking for the establishment Of
a high school At that place. While
no definite plans we're decided upon Il
Is quite probable that steps Will be
taken 10 meet the demands made b.
the delegation.
The demand for the appointment oi
trustees for the school at Four Cor
ners. In Franklin district was de-
ferred for a future meeting. Repairs
to various school buildings through
out the country we're ordered to be
made before the opening Of school IN
September.
The following trustees for the col
ored school at sykesville we're ap=
pointed John y Frey. ]. Il. Dorsey
and Joseph Norris.
Miss Mary Bosiey was reappointed
as vice principal of the sykesyllle
school.
A request for the establishment o.
a colored school In the fifth election
district in the nelghborhood of Sykes
vile, was referred TO Commissioner
A. N Zentz.
After snndry bills were passed and
ordered paid the board adjourned.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-11
MANCHESTER.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Luth-
eran Church will hold an open air
festival under the BIZ oak tree on
Saturday evening of this week.
II last the new road between Man
chester and Hampstead Is about COM
pleIed.
The work On the new state road
toward Westminster va of German
town Is progressing very slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henderson. OF
Govanstown. spent 4th of July With
DR.. II. M. Keller.
Miss Clara Berngen. Of Kentland,
Ind, Is visiting at the home OF DR.
and Mrs IL. N. Keller.
Mr.. and Mra Joseph II. Motter are
spending a fe. days With Miss Fannie
Ross.
Manchester Baseball Team held a
festival on the evening of July zth,
realizing net income Of more than
500.
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IT and Nrz. Guy y Caple enter
taInsd a number OF friends IuIf !.
4r. Worth Barns and Miss Margis
Zepp. of Gambler spent Sunday Mt
Ocean CITY. I'd.
Hf. William II, shInIsy. Of Chicago.
II Il visiting his father. MT Edward
shIpley. Of thia city
Alas Lucy Want. af baltimore,
spent a fea days IN this cit last
sssk visiting friends.
ara. Austin Gallagher. Of Carroll
Orchards. ~ leave tomorrow 10 Ylsit
heH brother It Oyster Hay.
arH. John . Bowers. Park avenue,
LEFT yesterday afternoon for The Blue
Rlaae Mountains where she VII stay
fuT Homc time.
DT. J. Brooke Boyle. Of near Char
louisville. =. spent few daYa this
week With h brother. Nr. Joseph II.
lloYle. and Eife, Green street.
ara. ID. { Hanks md son Wilson.
Of Baltimore. and Mi Carrie Koons,
Of LinSood. sere gueaIs Of Mr. / W.
CauIa aud family at Shady Lawn. dur
lng The paHt week.
IT. Joseph |. Matthias. East Nain
street. left yesterday for Hancock,
Nd. where h will erect a monument
In : cemetery at that place. Mr. Hob-
eft Ebaugh accompanied Mr. Matthias.
Nelson YIngling and family enter
taIned Mt theLf home near SHndyFllie,
on Monday evening. Hr. and Mrs.
Michael BenIz. of Fznkaburg. Mlas
Rooms. OF Ilnxood. and Mr.. L W.
Gaple and family.
Dr. J. ". Herring, whose health has
been somewhat impaired during the
laHI ak months. Ia taking short va
cation during the hot season, lie ex-
peeIa with cooler weather 70 resume
hi duties IN Baltimore.
IIeutenants Harry 9. Berwager and
Edwin Gehr. Of Company II, First
Maryland National Guards, left on
Tuesday for Belair. where they Will
be In camp sIth the officers Of the
Maryland National Guard.
Nr. and Mrs. George D. Harman. Of
rrIzellburg. announce the engagement
of their daughter. Hiss Angallne
Mande Harman. to Mr.. Charles Nnll,
of Westminster. The marriage will
take place in the near future.
Sheriff Elias N. Davis on Tuesday
attended the funeral Of his aunt. Mrs.
eliza Wakland. in Baltimore. Before
her marriage Mrs. WaEland was Hiss
Mnmmaugh. and was the last anrYiy-
ing member Of her family. Her age
va 81 years.
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IschunE-Seipp.

Miss Louise G. selpp, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Lewis seipp. Of this city.
was married at ! % o'clock Wednesday
evening To Alvin Zschunka at the
home of the brides aunt. Mrs.. Mary
:. Dreehaler. 1907 East Federal street.
Baltimore. Rev. William I. Brown.
pastor Of the English Lutheran
Church Of the Reformation. performed
the ceremony. Miss Seipp has been
IN Baltimore for several years and
has been living with her aunt Her
parents attended the wedding aud they.
with The immediate family nf the bride
groom. we're the only ones present
After the ceremony supper Va served
Later IN the evening the couple left
for the North
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-11
WakeIzad.

Mrs. Annie f.. Wakeland, q years
old. widow Of John :. Wakeland. died
at her home. 104S Vest Fayette street,
Baltimore. Sunday morning from the
inflrmitles Of age.
Mrs. Wakeland Is survived By one
son, -four daughters. B grandchildren
and gfeai-grandehIldren. She was
born in Carroll county. She vas n
atauneh Methodist.
Tho funeral took place Tuesday
from her home. Burial was in Eondon
Park Cemetery.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-07-11

During a heavy thunderstorm that
passed over this county about o'clock
last Saturday afternoon lightning
struck and set fire to the barn of ID.
Murray shreeve, on the Baltimore and
ReisterstoHn turnpike. between Sandy
vile and Finksburg. and 1t VAS de-
etroyed. with Its contents, consisting
Of 25 tons of old hay, considerable
quantity Of new hay. portion of this
years wheat crop IN the strau and a
lot of threshed barley. The barn was
fine new structure. built only last
summer. and the loss on building and
contents exceeds $4,000, With insur-
ance of $1,000.
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=IIalnes-sFemmeL

Miss Maud Stremmel. OF ~ Wind
gor, and Mr. Frank Haineg. of Union
town. we're quietly married al the
Methodist Protestant parsonage. Union
town, b. their pastor, HeY. 7. II.
Wright IT 1890 o'clock Wednesday
June 25th. The bride and groom were
attended By Miss Reba Strsmmel. sis
ter Of the bride, and Mr.. Harry Hainesi
brother Of the groom.
Mr. and Mrs. HaInes left On the two
o'clock frain for Philadelphia. Atlantic
Gty and other points Of interest Al
ter their return they will reside In
UniontoRn.
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IIaru.

John :. Harry, little son Of Hr. and
hrs. Frank Harry. died on Thursday
evening. July 3, aged 20 months. Be
aIdes his parents he Is survived by
four brothers: Frank. Victor. James
and Hills. and by three sisters. Maud
Mary and Grace.
Funeral services EeTe held II Mt
Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church
On Saturday At o'clock, Rev Otto W
Drittingham officiating. The pallbear-
ers were Samuel Edmondson. Fred
Gore, Vernon ConoHay and Russell
Ieister
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7. ]. Gibson Found Dead After Two
Weeks.

Mr.. Tazewell Jackson Gibson, be
tween 70 and so years old disappeared
from his home On the State road :
short distance north of Eldersbnrg, IN
Freedom district June %. and was
found yesterday afternoon IN a shall
low branch OF snowden's Run, on the
property of George B. Wade. At Sykes
Vile. DR.. VI. ID. Norris health COM
missioner. and George w. selby, jus
tice of the peace, Of Eldersburg, gave
a certificate of death due 10 natural
causes. It is thought that Gibson.
who had wandered through that part
of the country. had taken of his
clothes and waded in the water. lie
had struck the part that Is deep in
mud, and being feeble, was unable to
pull himself out. He died from ex-
posure.
No trace OF him had been dis
covered since the second day after
his disappearance. Then his hat was
found In a wheat field on the farm be-
longing 10 the estate of the late Rob
ert Lee. and he was seen a little far
ther south of that locality n the di-
rection Of the North Branch OF the
Patapseo. but some distance from the
stream. During the Civil War Mr.
Gibson was an ardent Southern SYM
pathizer. while an elder brother, Will
lam Gibson, enlisted in the Union
Army and fought throughout the war
on the Federal side.
Mr.. Gibson leaves a son and two
daughtgrs. TazeweIl Gibson. Jr.; Miss
Victoria Gibson and Mrs. Lima Myers.
of EIdersburg, and two brothers:
William, Of Gist, and Church, OF Vir-
gInia. Funeral services will be held
Saturday morning at II o'clock In
Providence Methodist Protestant
Church At Gambler, Rev. Carroll Mad
dox officiating.
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DEATHS
CapIe.

CauIe.
Mr. William CapIe, known to most
of the people of this county a. Little
Colonel Gaple, died at the Skin and
Cancer Hospital, North Mount street,
Baltimore. on Wednesday, aged 81
years and ! months. Until recently
he was actively engaged In perform
Ing his duties as an attendant at
Springfield Hospital. Several months
ago he underwent an operation for
femoral cancer of the right leg. later
4 second operation was performed
Following the second operation, he
was confined to his bed at the resi-
dence of his son-in=law, Mr.. William
Reese, near Bird Hi. Everything
that surgery and tender nursing could
accomplish was done for him. with
out avail. and about Two weeks ago 1t
vas found necessary that he be taken
70 Baltimore for hospital treatment
lie was son OF the late Col. William
caple. lie Is survived by hIg widow,
sho is a daughter Of the late Reuben
Stem, and one daughter. Mra Will
lam Reese. The following sisters and
one brother survive him: Mrs. Samuel
Miller, Mrs. Samuel Blizzard. Mrs.
Jerome Dell. Mrs. Jacob Bolllnger,
Mrs. Samuel Wildson. Mrs. Hugh Ely.
Mrs. Nelson Blizzard and Mr.. jose
phine Bush. and Mr.. Jacob caple, Of
this county. and Mr. Jennie Reayer.
Of Baltimore. He HIll be buried this
afternoon, from the home 0T his
daughter, Mrs. Reese. and the inter-
mnI will be At Ebenezer Church. near
Winfield. nnv. w. I seabTouE Is the
officiating clergyman.
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Concrete cutters and payements are
still being put down By the citizens Of
East Main street.
The wheat yield In this county is
reported 1t Is said TO be about 10 BUSH
els to the acre. The threshermen, 1t
Is reported, are threshing by the con-
tract instead Of by the bushel.
T. II. Mccoy. division freight agent
of the Western Maryland Railway,
with headquarters in Hagerstown. has
raigned, effective July Ii. He vii be
succeeded By Il. p. Hughes, formerly
commercial agent of the New York
Central Railroad at Buffalo, N. 7.
Telephone connections have this
week been established aa follows: Miss
Ada Hobbie. Westminster 12k: Wes-
Ley a Steele. Westminster 262f. Jas
". Hook. near Westminster. s21-5;
Paul ID. ShInley, near Westminster.
s21-f5; Walter A Ford. Westminster
liz.
: copy Of The Cumberland Evening
TImea was received from Mr.. James
Il. stoner. this city. Who attended the
Eagle Convention III that city this
week Thanks. Mr.. Michael f. Walsh,
attorney, Wa present aud took IN act
I've part In the convention proceed
lnga. Mr. sIoner was elected IruB-
tee
The Woman'a Civic League of Vest
Minister gave N attractive lawn party
yesterday afternoon and evening at
the residence Of Mra Charles Il. Stew
arI. president Of the league. Supper
was served II small tables On the
Lawn. an elaborate menu OF deViied
crabs. meats. salads. Ices, cakes and
coffee being provided II was veil
paIronized the grosa receipts amount
In 10 sl0b. which VII be used for
civic work.
/ William Hampt, Of Hampstead.
stood before Justice Grimm, o. the
/ Northern district, Baltimore, yezteT-
/ d. morning and after producing q
license which he secured earlier In
the morning vas dismissed On the
charge Of ceiling vegetables without
a country growers license. Half an
hour later he was driving north on
Lin avenue. II Thirty-aixth street,
bound for home. when bis wagon sas
struck amiaahIps b. eaT No. I1b1 OF
The Roland Park line. md both mules
HaHe thrown. Hampt received : Hllsht
euI on hla right arm. The skin Haa
/ torn from the kneeH Of one Of the
mulas. and : quantity Of eggs Eere
smashed.
The WaHneHboro, Pa. Evening
/ Herald" of IuiY 5. contains the follow.
/ IN paragraph. The board Of dIrec-
tor of The Haynezharo Metal and
+ Foundry company meI II the Office oi
tn company In South Waynsaboru
tn morning. received the report
uf he management foT the year end
IN July / After payment Of per
eeHI dividend on the preferred ztock
anH per eaat on tn common stock
TIE report shows a handsome auFplns.
Tn company II managed By Fred d
Miller. president. !. :. Moore. sen.
sfaI manager. George u Armz1aat
treasurer. and Allan 7 bacon. zalea.
manager. al Hell knosn business msr
O his city
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Martin l.. Nicodemus to Howard
Etchison and wife, conveys 1890
square feet, for 300.
Jacob Edmondson and wife to Jas.
B. Edmondson and wife, convey ]
acre and square percbes, for 81.
Robert Sellman and wife to Anna
A. Thompson, convey one-half acre.
for $1,000.
Alonza b. sellman to Anna A.
Thompson, conveys one-half acre, for
$500.
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Pearl

Mrs. Ida Pearl, wife of William
Pearl, died at her home at Thurmont,
On Tuesday morning. July 1sI. from
the effects Of cancer. aged "a years, 10
months and 10 days. She had been
sick for long time. She was : men,
Der of the Lutheran Church. md is
survived b. her husband and the fol-
lowing children: George Pearl, OF
Hagerstown; Charles Pearl, Of Fred
eriek; Miss Carrie Pearl, of Union
Bridge, and Alberta Pearl, at home.
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Root

Edward payson Root, infant son OF
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene f. Root, OF
Clayton, Mich, died on Friday. July
/. at the residence Of Rev. Or. Hugh
L ElderdIee, College Hill, aged 2
months and IS days. Mr.. Root was a
student at the Westminster Theologi-
cal Seminary last year. The remains
we're shipped to Clayton, Mich, on
Saturday for interment. f. Z. shar-
Ter. undertaken.
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Marria9Licens@

Edwin Luther Wood, Union Bridge.
and Cora Ellis Smith, Mt. Airy, Md.
Clarence A. Leppo, Patapsco, and
Alice - Arbaugh. Carroll county.
Emory Wilson Harris and George
Alvertie May Sellers, both Of Carroll
county.
William r. Porter and Bertha Kol-
dewey, both OF Baltimore.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
County Commissioners.

]. Edward West, of New Windsor
district, has filed his bond with the
board as tax collector.
A number of bills we're also paid
this week.