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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-06-11
White Oak Chips.

White Oak June 9:-Rura( Police
man Mack Gasque was here Tuesday
on business.
Mr. J B McElveen of Cades had
business here short while Tuesday.
Farmers are delighted over the
recent refreshing showers.
Crops are fourishing now, and
the farmers are working with vim.
Mr. Billie Bowles went to Kings
tree Monday.
Mr. John Galloway has two very
sick children.
Mr. j A Griffin was a visitor to
Kingstree Friday.
Messrs E Dewitt and G K Eaddy
went on fishing expedition to BlacA
river Friday and report good luck.
The Sandy Bay baseball team
"walloped" White Oak again Satur-
day afternoon on the formers
ground, by the score of IA to 3.
Mr. and Mrs B w McElveen and
family spent the weekend with the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs R L
McElveen.
Your correspondent heard an ex-
cellent sermon Sunday morning at
the Baptist church at Cades. The
pastor Rev w H Whitehead of Lake
City, delivered a very forceful dis
course from the text: Speak, Lord,
for Thy servant heareth."
RW M
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-24
"JuL MISIERIOJ LEOPARD
\DN'

Is the feature picture at the Lyric
Theatre tomorrow.
Tn, love story, the romance found
in the play Is delightful A big diri-
gibio balloon plays an important part.
In fact the picture is the most sensa-
uoull, lavish. mystitying, thrilling one
i'm the wonderful series being done by
these unparalleled artists. Miss cum
era and Mr.. Ford.
4 short time after the auto accident
Kelly observes a woman in a leopard
coat. very much like NV Lady Raffles.
in company with French Harry, a fs
NOUS crook lis suspicious arr
aroused lie follows.
lie learns that the woman is actu-
ally NJ Lady Rafflos and that she is
doing an animal act with number
~ Lions at vaudeville house. He also
learns of their plot TO blow : safe or
tho scene Of the robbery. Kelly over
powers French Harry ana telephones
t. the police 10 send aid. Kelly be-
ueves that the female crook is inside
the safe He enters to capture hr
81, is tricked. Ny Lads Raffles is
behind the door and when Kelly en-
fors the safe. she closes the door and
.o.s-~ him inside. The police arrive
fn find the crooks flown and Kelly a
prisoner inside the safe.
Tie detective released, trails Nv
Lady Raffles 10 her place which is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-24

SEW ORLEANS Nar Cotton MtIr..
CLOSED Hareb stead. at lsf dsrif, % lI
70 u .--u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-24

II. :. RC>u WHO came to TuIs1
several weeks aso from Mmrle Ind,
was found dead in the bath room ct
the Boston rooms. III South Boston,
SUNDAY afternoon, after ne had been
IN the room for nearly two hours.
fjremeu from Central Fire station
pounded tho dead mans lungs for an
hour and a han. with air forced into
his lungs with puimotor i'm a Naln
effort 10 resuscitate MIN. He was oN-
ciccmc by gas leaking from a stove
i'm the room Rush, who came here
abou. ii monJh ago intended to en-
cage iu the real estate business.
The body viii bo shipped this morn
ing from the Stanley & Mctune un-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-24

Sev Orleans Spots
MN ORLEANS. Nar 23-sIot cotton
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-29

Mrs. A. i. shall enberg Of Graf;
ton. IS the guest Of her sister. Mrs
u. D. Galliher. Miss Virginia Shall;
flenberger has been here for a week,
Mrs. o.! IS. isxtode and little
daughter, Elizabeth, arrived here
yesterday from Charleston to spend
several weeks with tile formers par
yents.l Mr.. and arrs. j ]. II. sKinkead. Il
H. g Cunningham has resigned
his position with the White Cloud
testaurant aud, viii onen a general
store IN the near future near the
Owens bottle works. Mrs: Cunning
ham, formerly Miss Grace Lahcw,
has resigned her position with the
Hutchinson coal Co. aud will assist
AIR Cunningham In tile store.
Mr.. 4. L. Hawkins, Of Milwaukee.
Wis Is a guest at the home Of his
cousin. Mrs. Charles Edwin Reed, in
Fairmont avenue.
y Miss Jess Robinson, OF this cityl
who has's been the guest OF Miss
Marie Seller, in Baltimore, Ma, slas
Joined a private pachting party Of
which. Miss Sellers Is also a mem
Der. Miss Robinson Will visit other
eastern cities before returning home.
Mrs. Walter Wilson, Of clarks-
burg. spcnt>sunday here the guest
Of Mrs. E..A.. Wilson. She was acs
jcon,panicd home by her children,
Margaret and Donald, who had spent
several days with their grandmoth;
CIR, MIS-. Wilson. =
!Air.sand Mrs. Howard Cofman, Of
.clarksburg; spent Sunday here the
guests of the. lattcrs parents. AFR.
ahtGMrs. L, G. Smith. ,5 b. 81
\; Mrs, w. p. Darlington. Whip had
Spent The last. several weeks with roll
atives In Columbus o., has returnett
here accompanied by Miss Bradley,
ofiGolunibus, Who tisS her guest fof'a
;fewlweeks y -. '>sssss;
Miss Clara Martin, who has been
tile guest Of her sister, Mrs. j. II.
kmkead, for several weeks, leaves
tomorrow for her home at Elgewood.
Pittsburgh.
Miss Alice Thomas has gone TO
PittsBurslf 70 spend some tine with
friends. She, will go on to Chicago
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-29
Marriage Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Miles Prickett,
of the East Side, shave issued cards
announcing tile marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Stella Maude Prick
cit, to Mr.. Joseph Ralph Cade, Of
.Nfonongah. The marriage was. sol:
iemnized on Thursday, June 25th, in
Wheeling, Rev. Arthur w: Miles, Of
tile First Fourth Street NJ. 3E
church, officiating. The bride II
well known in the! city and the
groom is a we'll known resident Of
Atonongah.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-29
aEvERYBoDYs DOING IT,
WHAT

Taking advantage Of the low price.
offered al The House Music Store.
From now until July Isl, you can
buy any piano we have on tile floor
at o speclals reduction in price. These
must be sold TO make room for 9th.
eIs we have ordered. Now is your
chance TO secure a bargain.
Why not buy Of the old reliable
house that is ,ableit take; care ofjyons
Easy payment s-without interest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-29
Presbyterian Outing.

4. The annual outing Of The First
Presbyterian Sunday school will DC
held on Julyssth at Antioch, up the
Valley river. A barge tewed by the
steamboat Marion" will convey the
'picniekers to Antioch, leaving the
local wharf at Il. O'Clock and return:
ing late In the evening. =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-29
Tn Antiooh

Mrs. George DeBolt and members
OF her Sunday school class of Christ
Protestant Episcopal church. will go
up the ValleSrivcr to Antioch this
evening and enjoy a picnic supper.
In the party will. be Mrs. DeBolt,. tic
Misses Edith Hartman, Mary Fran
ices Hartley; Gertrude Thrall, Messrs.
Kearsley Hartley, Arthur Nelson,
Ledra stifler and Marshall Hamilton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-29
With Mr. and Mrs. Lehman.

s "a party of young people spent
Sunday up the Valley river guests at
the camp Of Mr.. and Mrs. a: L. .Leiiz
man. They. were Mr. and Mrs, Chas.
Windsor, the Misses Grace Crowl.
,Lpuise Hamilton, Helen Afford, rs
Ether 11ensel, and Naomi Ranakers the
latter Of Morn, Ind, Messrs. Rex
Johns, George sch@arm. clarenee
5Goss, Earl Windsor, Harry Arnett.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-29
missionary Society Meeting.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary,
Society Of the First ~. =. cliurcl,
will meet Tuesday. afternoon at $3.50,
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. ,Kemblt
White in Bcnoni avenue. Business
fof Importance will be- transacted and
"a large attendance Is urged. ..,s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-29
aIoSIHMAatpsIlIA,,,Y,iS:'N,jI EHpRAM.

Att4s 80 q = SFsl5
Since the Democrat tic noriinat inss
CONVENTION on Saturday Which nam
ed Homer G. Toothman, Of sTpnnins-
ton, for county superintena II
has been rumored on the streets OF
the city that MT Toothman woufl
retain his place upon tie ticket tins
TIL a few days before, lilo elcctien,
when lie would Witltdrawand w. NJ.
Kennedy, the present comfy Super
.intendent, would be named by thu
Democratic executive committee 10
fill the vacancy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-29
To Civ. Recital.

The students in music Of Miss
Beryl Stewart will give u recital
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
G. A. Frey in Fairmont avenue. A,
splendid program will be rendered
by the pupils.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-29

Returned from Wedding Journey.
DR.. and Mrs. Herschel satterfeld,
nee Mcclure, Whose marriage was
solemnized on Wednesday in Wheel
ing returned last night from brief
trip to Niagara Falls and Detroit.
They are residing on CASTOR avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-29
SOCIETY I ]
MeredithGross.

Senator w. IS. Meredith ana Mrs.
I Frances Dent Gross were married ioa
last Saturday at Echo Bluffs, Y the
beautiful home Of Rev. Thomas d.
Meredith, situated on the banks Of
the Monongahela river, a fshort dis.
lance below Fairmont. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. 4.
q. Meredith, who isl brother OF the
grccm. The wedding was private,
few persons being present but tile
contracting parties and ReY. Mere
litl's family.
The bride is d native OF Ohio and
is q graduate nurse. having studied
her profession in Davis Memorial
hospital Of Elkins and elsewhere. She
'lias also successfully passed fthee exam.
ination before the state board and is
q registered nurse, entitled to USE
.after.Eher name tlfetletters SRI NJ
SHE! has also taken a3cpursc in tlte
Detroit Conservatory Of Music. SHE
is IA charming and estimablel lady
and has many good friends In Faif-
|1nlont. Il. M, vi 7
MR. and Mrs. Observation-Disclosures
fhstf home in their residence at
1 lSlt 2. Pike street, one gE theil most
elegant homes in the city. . 4
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-01
VEODER HEADS
CLEANUP GANGS

B. w, Vedder is heading the clean
up work in his district today. He
had bad start yesterday. but today
a gang of volunteers is working with
him and the results are plainly ap-
parent this afternoon.
MIR. Vedder has been tireless in his
efforts to make the Ute district the
best cleaned section of the city. and
he proposes to stay on the job the
rest of the week. Great enthusiasm
has been aroused.
William Gale has been active in
Crawford's addition, and although his
Is one of the cleanest parts of the
city now, the work will continue for
the remainder of this week, at least.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-01
Clean Towns in
Utah to be Scored

Salt Lake Tribune: Utah cities
and towns which enter the "Clean
Town Contest" started by the Utah
Development league will be inspect
ed some time after August is, the
exact date of the visit Of the contest
inspector to be unknown to the towns
This plan was announced yesterday
by Secretary R. T. Thurber of the
league, who is completing the plans
for the contest in conference with
Chairman ]. NJ. Kirkham of the con-
test committee and DR.. T. b. Beatty,
secretary of the state board OF health.
According to present plans an ex-
pert on sanitation matters from out
side of the state viii be brought here
to judge the contest. This, those in
charge believe Will eliminate any feel
ing that certain sections might be
more favored than others. The In
spector will arrive in salt Lake about
August Is, and viii begin visiting
every town In the state as rapidly as
he can reach them. In each one he
viii score the condition Of the town
according to a score card mapped out
by the league.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-01

discharged from further obligation.
me cancellation Of warrants prev
lously paid by the County Treasurer
Petitions Nos. 81 and ST. inclusive.
for attachments and refund OF taxes
and applications for the cancellation
clerk was directed to forward the same
to the Colorado Tax Commission.
Action was had as follows on the
application of Benton Canon. County
Treasurer. and others for the cancell-
alton Of tax sales, viz
Certificate No. lS5iS. issued for 1919
Section IL Township l South, Range
East since the same was erron-
cously assessed and advertised as the
NV "a, NV -. Section ~. 1 s, l
r. and also stating that said certifi-
cate Of sale is held by Mesa county;
and that the said County Treasurer
VIII collect the taxes for the said year
1912, on die proper description,
Also tax sale certificate, No; 1859.
held by Mesa County. covering the
IL 1-2, lot 2, Sec lN, TIP. ! s.. Rg. .
e. representing that the said certifi-
cate OF sale should be cancelled inso-
far as 1t affects the west i0-l00
acres Of said description. on account
of the Western Sugar and Land COM
this part Of the said land, as evidenced
by tax receipt No. 5G67.
Also tax sale certificate No. 1905
issued for 1911 taxes. covering the fol-
lowing description Beg, at NV Cor.
Sec. 29. TIP. 10, S. Rg 96 w. thence
r 29l It. S. los It. W 29i It. \. 1876 II
to pit of beg" on account of double
assessment for that year and the 1911
taxes paid, as evidenced by tax re
ceipt No 1i51.
Commissioner Snyder moved that
since II is apparent to this board that
no. abatome rebates or refunds are
contained in of conditioned by the
cancels tions retitioned as aforesaid
and that the Same are therefore not
required to he approved by the cole
RADIO Tax Comml sslon;
THEREFORE, BE 1T RES MD
that the said applications each atc
hereby approved, Com issioner
Briggs seconded the motion which was
declared unanimously carried and the
said cancellations SO ordered
Supervisor Bcrtholf was authorized
TO purchase ten road draEs.
Board adjourned to meet NJ S:30
o'clock a. m. Wednesday. March H.
1914.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-01
Addition Cleaned
Up---Cherrington

mo part of the city is as well
cleaned up as Crawford's Addition, -
according to Mayor Cherrington who
spent some time west OF the tracks
this morning. "The people of that
section have been working hard and
are entitled to great credit The
result OF their efforts is very appar-
ent and ! only hope the rest OF the
city does its work as welll.'
Other sections are making prepar-
ations for hard work as their turn
comes and the various captains are
putting in some hard licks.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-01
24th Day of Jauuar, Term. March II
1914.

The Board met pursuant tn ad-
iournment Present were b. J. snyder,
Chairman. VIM. Briggs and II w,
Kluge, Commissioners. and Chas. S.
Jones. Clerk.
Minutes Of the last meeting read aad
approved
The Board left the office at $500 a.
m. with Supervisor Bertholf to exam
inc the ronds in the First Commiss-
toner's district going first TO Fruita
thence to the Ruby Lee Reservoir. and
returning by the Carr Mesa road 10
Fruita, and reached their office a.
a.OO o'clock p. m. These highways
were found TO be In fairly good con-
dition.
The claim of Mrs s. T. Bowers for
sd.00 on account of rent for a pauper
was approved.
"rhe County Attorney presented Il
mated as the County's Poor Farm
n contract for rlp-rap work along the
Grand River At Fruita Bridge; and n
Contract for legal printing. all Of said
Instruments being made in duplicate.
The lease and contract first mention
ed were both duly approved and sign
ed by the members of the board. The
Contract for legal printing as afore-
said was approved by majority of
missioner Briggs. however. refusing to
approve and sign this contract"
II was understood that County En-
gineer Fisk should personally super
wise the rip-rap work at the Fruita
bridge And the Clerk was instructed
to advertise the time Of first settle
ment with the contractor.
Board adjourned to meet Monday.
Aprn 6, 1914, at 1000 o'clock II m.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-01
17th day OF Janunry Term, February
IOras


The Board mot pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present We're B, j. snyder
Chairman. Wm. Briggs and n. W
Klugc. Commissioners. T.. D. Welsh,
County Attorney and Chas. $, Jones,
Clerk
Minutes OF last meeting read and mp
proved,
Commissioner Briggs was authoriz-
ed TO purchase a car OF piling for de-
livery at Grand Junction.
Duties OF j. II Bcrtholf to begin on
Monday, February 2a, 1914, and eN-
tend no longer than the present year,
but that the said board should reserve
the right TO remove Mr.. Bertholf from
said office OF General County Road SUI
pervisor at its pleasure since the inno-
Vatton was more or less of an expert
mont Commissioner Briggs then
moved that the salary OF the County
Road Supervisor be fixed at the sum
Of $4,000 per month. which amount
shall cover pnd include all his eNpens-
cs as such official. except his ncccsg-
AIRY stationery supplies. which shall be
furnished by the County of Mesa in
the manner that such supplies are fur
nishcd other county officials nud also
that he be furnished a desk and desk
room in tho Commissioners office at
the court house. Commissioner Kluge
seconded the motion and the same was
unanimously carried.
Mr. Mohlcr made application for n
ienre OF the countya poor furm. The
matt er was deferred.
chairman snyder moved the adop-
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-01
18th day of Janunry Term. Mnrch =


Tho Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present were b. J. Snyder.
klugc. Commissioners, f. b. Welsh.
County Attorney and Chas. S. Jones.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap-
pf owed.
\ committee Of Indies waited on the
Board with the request that the Gene
terry road be improved
Tho General County Road Supervis-
or was authorized to rent a desk and
a telephone in his office
Sheriff Schrader was present by re-
quest and the matter Of working con-
victs on the county roads was consd-
1t was moved by Chairman Snyder.
seconded by Commissioner Briggs. that
WHEREAS. on the 4th day of De-
cember. 1913, there was cash on hand
unexpcndcd in the paupcr fund of Me
sa County in the amount of S1,06l.36;
and
WHEREAS. on said 9TH day Of De-
comber. 1918, this Board passed it's
annual appropriation resolution for
WHEREAS. nt said time It was the
/ UNDERSTANDING OF this Board and of
al the members thereof that this
amount would be available as n pau
per FUND for 1919, and
WHEREAS. at said time it was
agreed that said amount should be us
cd as the appropriation for paupcrs for
the year 1914, and that no further sum
should be appropriated for said pur-
pose, and
WHEREAS. this board is advised
that the appropriation OF the snid
amount so made Mt said time should
have been formally entered upon its
record at the time such appropriation
was made:
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLV-
ED. that the minutes of this BOARD of
December the 4th 1918. be and the
same are hereby amended to read as
follows:
There is hereby appropriated
as a pauper fund Tor the year 1914
the sum of S1,06l.36
which said words shall be interlined
in tho minutes Of this board on said
date, Immediately following the list Of
Items of appropriations made on said
date, Whercupon the board discussed
Jones, Clerk of the Board being pre-
sent and stating that the facts set
forth In the foregoing resolution are
true and Commissioners Snyder and
Briggs stating that the facts set forth
| IN said resolution are trno. vote was
thercupon taken which resulted as fol-
lows, Tor said resolution;
snyder, ayei
Briggs, aye;
Commissioner T<luge was excused from
voting for the reason that he was not
n member Of said board at the time
said appropriation resolution for 1914
was made.
Whercupon Chairman Snyder declar-
cd said resolution carried.
The claim of William Briggs, Com
missioner, in the amount of $3.50, was
on motion disallowcd.
Tho County Attorney. L. b. Welsh
presented his written opinion No. T.
Board adjourned to meet at 1000
o'clock a. m. Tuesday. March 8. 1914
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-01
22nd Day of Jnnunry Term. March ..



/ The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment Present were B. J. Snyder.
] Chairman VIM. Briggs and II W.
! kluge, Commissioners, F. b. Welsh.
1 County Attorney and Chas. s. Jones.
! Clerk
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Convict work matter was again taxi
I on UP with ]. II. Bertholf, supervisor
Z The County Attorney was instructed
/ to prepare a lease Of the county prop
erty known as the County Poor
/ Farm" as per conditions agreed upon
with Mr.. H. H. Mohler the lessee
/ Harrington. explained certain com
plants reported to him.
County Attorney 4. Il. Welsh pre-
scented his written opinion No. 8. and
In accordance with advice contained
therein a warrant for the sum of So
OS350 was drawn on the Road Fund
payable TO j. J, Lumsden in fun OF
bridges
The bids or proposals for the rip
rap work along Grand River. at or
near the bridge, were opened and
found to have been submitted by the
following persons:
Reed All OF said proposals were in
compliance with the advertised call.
Mr.. Cuddy being the lowest bidder
| for this work, II was decided to have
4 n personal conference with him on
Tuesday, March 10th
Mr.. kenney, agent for the d. e II.
c. II. II. Co. was present by request
and an adjustment Of freight over
charge wns had
Board adjourned until $500 o'clock
a. m March 10. 1914,
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-01
2Ist Day Of January Term, March 9Th


Tho Board met pursuant to adjourn
mcnt Present were Il. j. SNYDER.
Chairman. VIM. Briggs and H. W.
klugo. Commissioners. r. B. Welsh.
County Attorney and Chss s. Jones,
Clerk
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
The auditing Of bills was taken mp
and warrants drawn on the Pauper
Fund amount S501.5S; R1a' Fund.
amount S409.7S; and General Fund.
amount S2.G5q.22
board and j. H. Bertholf supervisor.
left for an inspection Of the state Prl-
mary Road, going as far east as Pln-
tcau Creek and returned to their Of
flee Mt the court house at 7.30 D. m.
at which time adjournment was had
until 1900 o'clock a. m Monday, March
., 1914.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-01
10Th Day of january Term, March 3,


Tho Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, Present We're II. j. Snyder,
Chairman, Wm. Briggs and IL W.
klugc, Commissioners. +. b. Welsh,
County Attorney. and Chas. S. Jones,
Clerk
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Tho Board agreed to meet II, II
Mohler at the Red Mesa Hospital for
further consideration OF the lease OF
lands belonging to the county.
Final action was had on petitions
for abatement and refund of taxes
numbered ! TO 80, which had been ap-
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-01
Fonnd a Cure for Rheumntism.

Il suffered with rheumatism Tor
two years and could not get my right
hand to my mouth for that length of
time" writes Lee L. Chapman, Ma
pleton, Iowa Il suffered terrible
pain so ! could not sleep or lie still
at night. Five years ago ! began
using Chamberlain Liniment and
in two months | was well and have
not suffered with rheumatism since"
For sale by all druggists.