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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16

ing Miss Helen Trevor and Master
Graf Trevor gave a party and dance
for about fifty of the younger set at
Meadowmere, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry G.. Trevor. On Wednesday even
ing Mrs. Joseph f. Dilworth gave a
dance for her son, Master Dick Dill
worth.
Mrs. Henry H. Rogers is planning for
an elaborate entertainment Tor the
21st. in which she will present to her
guests a motion picture drama, with an
orchestra and chorus. Luncheon and
bridge parties were given this week by
Mrs. Fairfax s. Landstreet, Mrs. Pat
rick A. Valentine, Mrs. Edward h..
Keyes and Mrs. William H. Bsrnum.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Nicoll and daughter,
Miss Elsie, are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Cortland Nicoll at the Claim Cot
ta~e, on Shinnecock Hill. MISS Anna
Wright has returned from visit TO
Bar Harbor, Me-, and is staying with
Mrs. Walden Pell. at the Atkinson cot
toge DR.. and Mrs. Albert II. Ely have
had as their guests Hosmer Barrett and
Nathan Lord. Mrs. George c. Dewitt
has been visiting at Buzzard's Bay, and
Mrs. Frederick A. Snow has just re-
turned from a visit with Mrs. Harry J..
Nicholas. at Babylon. Long Island. Mrs.
Frederick VI. Davies has been spending
few days at Newport.
Mrs. Edmund c. Coffin has been the
guest of Mrs. William r. c. Grlswold;;
az Lenox. Mass. Miss Polly Hare and
Mics Dorothy Kone, have been the
CHESTS OF Mrs. Henry II. Rogers, and
Harold Tappan is with Edmund P.
Rogers. at Hopeland Mrs. Charles IL:
Gadfrev. Mrs. W. Rossiter Belts and
Mrs James II. Kidder spent several
days in New York at the Plaza.
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the Topic Interest. and Now Many OF
Those Who Intended to Visit Europe This Summer
and Fall Are Seeking Health and Relax
alton at Places Near Home.

at Pine Tree Point, on Upper 81. Regis
Lake. Fully one hundred guests, most
Is members Of the younger set, wers
present.
DR.. and Mrs. George Fales Baker
we're Joined by several house guests
to-day at Hepburnwood, where they
are entertaining Miss Elizabeth
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew G.. Hap
per. Mr.. and Mrs. F. v. Donation. Miss
Woodruff. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Spencer
Miller. Sd, Stanley Hurlburt and Leon
Downing.
Or. and Mrs. William s. Thayer. Of
Baltimore. were among the weeks ar
rivals who will remain for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Sears, OF Rose
mont, Staten Island, and New York.
have been Joined at Sunset Lodge by
Mr.. and Mrs Roderick Cameron, Mra-
Belmont Tiffany and George Tiffany.
Mrs. K. p. Huntington, Of New YORK;
entertains Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunt :
ington, Miss Huntington and Mr.
Huntington, OF Rhineoeck-on -the-Hud-
son, at Camp Almont on Upper ST
Regis Lake.
Simeon J. Drake, president Of the
st. Regis River Golf Club and active
iy associated with the ST. Regis Yacht
Club as chairman OF the race CoAYllt-
tee, has been joined at Camp Twin
Pines by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gruner,
Of New York.
The Misses winifred and Betty
Chisolm are winning many angling
honors this season, and on one Of their
recent trips secured thirty-three brook
trout. They are spending the season
with Mr. and Mrs. B. Ogden Chisoln
at Kamp Kamambi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Lusk are at
their Upper st. Regis camp, as are Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hoe, of New York, &C
Point Rush. The Rev. and Mrs. W. Is.
T. Smith are among the late Corners
and are now at their Upper st. Regis
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Skinner, OF New
York, are occupying the Skinner estate
near Meacham Lake for August.
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WESTPORT.

Westport-on-Lake Champlain, N. Y.ss
Aug. 15.-One Of the most delightful
of the recent events, that served to
bring together the members Of the
summer colony, was the garden tea
given by Mrs. H. z. Labouisse at Pa
tureau, the Labouisse summer place.
Following the tea there we're tennis
and sports, with a dance.
Several dinners have been given al (
Westport Inn. Mrs. II. NJ. Barksdale !
entertained with one for which four
teen covers we're laid, and preceding
the Saturday evening dance Mrs. Hugh
Wallace gave one, at which slxteeu;
covers were laid.
The golf players are to-day engaged
with the contest for the cup offered
by w. VI. Weir. Abram De Ronde was
the winner of the handicap tournament,
in which there. were twenty-five en-
tries. His net score was 81. In the
tennis tournament Miss Pauline Robin
son and William Buchanan were the
winners.
The young people of the summer
colony are busy preparing for an en-
tertainment to be given at Westport
Inn on August 81. Two playlets viii
be presented, and the entertainment
will be in two divisions. of which one
will be under the direction OF the
Misses Lee and the other under yhe
charge of c. Hooper Trask, OF New
York.
Cards have been issued for the we'd
ding of Miss Violet Johnson, daughter
Of Captain ID. d. Johnson, L. 5. A.
(retired). and Mrs. Johnson, and Kim
Townsend, of New York, which will
take place on August % at Annandsle,
the summer place of Miss Johnson's
parents. Mrs. II. r. Labouisse will en-
terrain the wedding party following
the ceremony.
Morton Adkins, barytone of the Cen
! fury Opera Company, gave musical
in Library Hall on Thursday evening,
assisted by Miss Daisy Carnell, tho
( proceeds of which have been applied
to the library fund.
/ The circus at Camp Dudley yester-
/ day was another event that served 70
bring the members of the summer coll
ony together. The affair afforded ono
of the big laughs of the season.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Lenox Banks, Of
/ New York, who have the Garden cot
tage at Westport Inn, are entertaining
Mr.. Banks's brother, Lenox Banks, Of
]
Judge c. Mckay Whittemore, Of
! Elizabeth, \. j., has joined the party
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Baremore.
| Mrs. j. c. Campbell, of New York,
who made the trip on her yacht, has
several friends on board, and has also
reserved apartments at Westport Inn.
Miss Marguerite Uhler, of New York,
who is at Westport Inn with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Uhler, sang
several soprano solos at the concert
in the inn parlors Sunday evening
Mrs. James Lawrence and Mrs. Roger
Wolcott, of New York, who have been
the guests of Mrs. Seward Webb at
Shelburne, have returned to Westport
Inn for the balance Of the season.
Miss Pauline Robinson has been en-
PERTAINING Miss Anlise Alexandra, Of
Lenox, and Miss Zelina Clark of New
York.
Recent New York arrivals at West
port Inn include Mr.. and Mrs. J. r..
Blair, Miss Mildred Fay, J. l.. Elliott,
Mrs. II. C. Kudlich, Mrs. w. Yinsser,
Mrs. NJ. Stunkle, Edward D. Boyer, VI.
c. Riggs, L. Luiter, w. l.. Marcy, Hen
ry W. Langman, l.. r. Connect, +. O.
Connect, jr., Stephen c. Williams, G..
2. Ames and George p. Shut.
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PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths, N. Y, Aug. l5.-The
annual sale for the benefit of the Adj
rondaek Cottage Sanatorium at Tru-
deau was held here yesterday after
noon in the hotel parlors and was
largely patronized by members of the
summer colony along the lakes. One
Of the largest of the social gather
ings of the week was the golf party.
dinner and dance given by Mr.. and
Mrs, Herbert Lee Pratt, Of Brooklyn,
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Mrs. c. K. Wright, Captain Polack>'
Mr.. A. G. Wellman and Mrs. Joseph
Pulitzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Aston, who
have been living on their yacht Mona
anchored Mt Deal Harbor, were visitors
in Bar Harbor this week. Mrs. Astor
came ashore wearing a most striking
full length coat Of brilliant red cloth,
with which she wore a large black vel
vet hat trimmed with a burnt ostrich
faather
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SOCIAL NOTES
OF SOUTHAMPTON
Engagement of Miss Ethel L.
Halsted to Joseph w. Greacen
Announced.

Southampton, Long Island, Aug. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Harsen Halsted, OF
Morristown, N. j., now at East Hamp-
ton, Long Island, announce the engage
mcnt of their eldest daughter, Miss
Ethel Latimer Halsted, to Joseph Wig
gins Greacen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Edmond Greacen, of 6 West
5Oth st., New York City.
There has been comparatively little
of social activity here during the last
week. Many plans are being made,
however, for tennis week, which begins
Monday at the courts of the Meadow
Club. Notwithstanding the condi-
tons abroad there will be many parties,
with luncheons and dinners and dances.
The annual tournament ball will be
given in the ballroom OF the Meadow
Club on Saturday night, and on Thurs
day, August 20, the annual costume ball
given under the auspices OF the ladies
Of the Southampton Nursing Auxiliary.
A large marquee will be erected on
the grounds adjoining the Meadow
Club for the dancing. Tickets for the
boxes, at $50 each, are being sold,
and admission will be So. Costumes
will not be obligatory, but II is ex-
pected nearly every one will appear in
costume. There will also be an exhibit
ton of dances. Among the ladies who
are in charge of the affair are Mrs.
Edward Van Ingen. Mrs. Goodhue Liv-
ingston, Mrs. Harry p. Robbins and
Mrs. Henry G. Trevor.
On Wednesday afternoon there was
fashionable gathering at the Meadow
Club tea house 20 hear Miss Ruth
Draper in new and original monologue.
Among the patronesses were Mrs 7. A.
Valentine, Mrs. Peter b. Wyckof, Mrs.
]. f. Archbold, Mrs. e. Warrington Cur
It's. Mrs. William L. Rice, Mrs. Goodhue
Livingston, Mrs. p. f. Chambers, Mrs.
Charles r. Henderson, Mrs. F. Burial
Hoffman, Mrs. Charles Stub, Mrs.
George +. Dahm, Mrs. Frederick A.
Snow. Mrs. Alonzo Potter, Mrs. Phillip
3 Thompson, Miss Hetty Parrish and
Mrs. X. NJ. Thompson.
Several juvenile parties were given.
Mrs. william p. Rice entertained on
Monday evening for her daughter, Miss
Virginia Rice. and tho following even'
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OUTDOOR LIFE AT
NARRAGANSETT
A Variety of Sports Furnishes
Ample Diversions for the
Summer Colony.

Narragansett Pier, R. l., Aug. 10
With the lure Of the sea, yachting IN
sail and steam craft along the coast
in this region, the annual national polo
tournament and the Point Judith ten
mis- tournament, now in progress, ample
diversion has been afforded for devotees
of sports in the open through mid-Au-
gust at Narragansett Pier.
Interest in the polo tournament cen
tired on Monday in the final match in
the open championship series, when the
Meadow Brook Magpies defeated the
Narragansetts and won the cup by a
score of II 10 81 before a throng Of
nolo enthusiasts. IL was nip and tuck
In the final periods, and the game was
won by the superior team work OF the
Meadow Brook quartet, after a spirited
contest with the poloists Of Narragan-
sett.
Among the visitors here for the polo
tournament recently were Mrs. Charles
Cary Rumsey, who arrived with party
az friends on Mrs. r. II. Harriman's
Yacht Sultana, and August Belmont,
who sailed to the Pier from Newport
with a Yachting party Of six on the
Yacht Scout; +. u. Morgan, jr., OF New
mort: Harold S. Vanderbilt and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Watson Webb, of New York.
Narragansett's annual costume ball,
which took place on Friday night at the
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are offered by Mr.. Edgar Leonard, OF
Ogeetah Lake, for mixed doubles ana
also FOR clock golf The hostesses AZ
~ club tea following will be MIS-
Marsh and Miss Marsh. 4,
Arrangements arc being completed
for the regatta of the Motor Boat Ciuo'
which will be held here next FRIDAY.
On THURSDAY evening will be held the
barge card party at the Boys CLUB
building for the benefit of the Sisters
of Mercy Hospital, on Amperssnd ay.
The patronesses of the card party are
Mcsdames Z. r. Baldwin, r. N. Brown
f. H. Kennedy, William Mulfiur' A. n
Botsford, J. c. Russell, Julia Howell
c. c. Trembley, Joseph l.. Nichols
William y. Trowbridge, c. +. Wicker,
Frank II. Mckee, Mary Ledger, Kenneth
Goldthwaite, John c. Morgan, W llliam
Wilson, William c. Leonard; c: L.
Sheriff., Fred E. Hull, ]. II. Hsliock'
William f. Roberts, d. II: Riddle
Eugene De Ia Mater, and William D.
Callahan, and the Misses Werle'
Schneidawind, Mulcahy and Hszenfust'
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BEVERLY.

Beverly, Mass, Aug. 15.-North Shore
society is anticipating with much in
terest the annual horse show which
Judge William H. Moore, of New York,
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UPPER SARANAC.
Upper Saranac, N. Y, Aug. l6.--ln-
terest in the annual water carnival at
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MISS BEATRICE CLARKE
,AoeHrER q r1R@ MRS. THOMAS
SHIELDS CLARKE AT LeNox
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Several juvenile parties were given.
Mrs. william p. Rice entertained on
Monday evening for her daughter, Miss
Virginia Rice. and tho following even-
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In,u s11. -..Y-.a. " :. ,.a y. Marrag
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Narragansett's annual costume ball,
which took place on Friday night at the
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Newport, Aug i5.-While the war
abroad may have caused the eancells-
ton Of a number Of the larger social
sToirs. including Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fisb's floral ball, scheduled originally
for last night, il seems quite certain
mat n is TO serve 90 prolong the social
season here for a longer period than
esusl. There are among the colony
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-18

the whole county to begin to get
ready for this clean up week. first Il
IFS necessary for tine wnofe pubic to
become interested IN this work. and
i'm order to do this We desire 10 ash
every person TO begin to talk Clean
Up Week. We wish 70 ash the
schools through the county to tank IL
10 their schools, the preachers 10
talk 1t from the pulpit, the parents to
talk 1t around the fireside. SO that
when the time arrives every person
In Old Marion county wiliastart3 OF
TO- clean up. and get ready for the
spring and summer.
Il is hardly necessary FOR me to go
into "details Us what should be done
%. clean around. a home. but few
suggestions viii not De ont OF place.
The stable should be thoroughly
cleaned, SO chat there VIII be no
PLACES for flies to breed, for they are
the greatest germ carriers that we
have to deal with: clean up the back
yard. usetwhite wash abundantly. for
what looks nicer and cleaner than a
nice whitc-washed fence around the
farm? 7 'sa
II the citizens Of Marion county
viii spend this week IN cleaning up
cut. they don't cost much, ana one
Ha
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-18
MEMORIES OF FORMER HOME.
A C0MINGS. =

The early twilight had aescend ed
when Marian got aboard the street
car. aftes bidding Mrs. and Miss Van
Pine goodbye. and promising to be
Mt their b ameiat I: % F0the coming Fri
day. Iht Van Dimes made their way
to a waiting automobile, inviting Ma.
rian to accompany them. Marian de-
sciined, ashamed To- let them know
where shellived: She pleaded the ne
cessfty Of doing some telephoning;
and. before proceeding to the street
car, she entered a telephone booth,
called up the boarding house, and
was told that she might have her old
room again. r
Had Il not been for the fortunate
Meeting with the Van Dimes on the
train, Marian would have returned
to the city with a heart full of mis-
giyings, with the prayer that she
might defer longer the hour of reck-
ching with the forces of circum-
stances that lie crouched, like an evil
army in the pathway of a woman
who has her own way to make, yet
who does not possess the tools which
enable an individual to. carve her
way TO economic safety,
She would have been filled with
painful memories OF the Tits for Jobs
she had already gone through. She
would have laughed ironically at
the boasts she had made to her for
mer husband, in fretful moments,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-18
NOTICE TO LIEN YoLDERs.

To all persons holding liens by
judgment, or otherwise. on the real
estate; Or any part thereof; OF Fair
mont e Pittsburgh Railway Com
pany, a corporation: ~ ~
In pursuance OF adeeree of the
Circuit Court Of Marion County, West
virginiaS made in a cause therein
pending to subject the real estate OF
the said Fairmont & Pittsburgh Rail-
way Company, a corporation, to the
satisfaction of the lines thereon, you
are hereby required to present'a
claimsiheld by you and each ofsyou
against the said Fairmont & Pitts.
bprgn Railway Company. which qre
lines on its real estate, ror any part
OF Ut, for adjudication, to me at my
Office in the sFairmont Trust Com.
pany Building, in the City Of Fair,
mont, in said Marion county. on OF
before the sth day OF May 1914.
Given under my hand this 3fd day
ofHApril, 1914. if.ts ses -:
H. L. LIVELY,
Commissioner
ga, II. Island 25.
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rs h n 4 h.
case of typhoid fever v III cost many
times what st will cost to Green %
IIlome.
We are informed that Fairmonte
willsmake this a great week. aud the
mayor will issue q proclamation In
due time calling attention to lie
great work. We wish to ask. Monons
sgah, Fairyiew. us well Us Farming
ton, health Officers TO lake steps to-
and then making the metto ot the,
county board Of health their MOTTO
viz, aClean up and Keep Clean, ,S;I5
wiz assure every one there will be.
less cickness In the old county this.
coming year than ever before, so we
ask every one to fall In line, ana get
ready for the greatest week that has
ever been pulled OH In the county.
would suggest that every home
should have NY screens for doors ana
windows, so that the,fly may be kept
start this clean up movement, as we'll
as every bther person in all parts OF
the county
Hoping that we may witness the
lgreatest clean UP week during the;
!week Of April goth. the board awaits.
the results.
L. N. YosT,
i ~ President County Board
ADV. = Of Health. r.
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80.
Third. A certain parcel OF real
estate. situate on Fairmont and Benz
toms Ferry road, near the city Of
Fairmont. fronting 50 fseS on said
road. and extending hack 100 feet;
being the same lot conveyed TO said
Elizabeth Carpenter by John IL Eeh-
man andSwife, by deed dated the 9Th
day of September, 1908, and record.
ed in said Clerks office IN Deed Book
No. l65. page 4s1.
Il Terms Of Sale. q 4s3s
The;terms u sale viii jone-thira
Of The purchase money cash in hand
on day Of ssfle. and one.third thereof
in one year. and the residue sinstwo
years from day OF sale, with interest
on said deferred payments from day
Of sale until paid. and the purchase
will also he required to give personal
security for said deferred payments,
and a lien willrbe retained upon said
real estate to further secure the pay
|mfntof the deferred purchase money.
Givenilnder highland this eth day
|ofi March, 1914 80 7, s $ ~ 2i2
| +: + $ y HARRYlsHAw, g !,
Special Commissioner.
Nv. S. Black. Clerk OF the Inter
mediate Court Of Marion county,
West Virginia. hereby certify that
Harry Shaw, the Special Commission
erlnamed in the foregoing notice OF
sale. has given the bond required by
said decree Of sale. in the penalty Of
$2,500.00, with security approved
by me. ~ s.I.4' aisa Is
w s. BLACK,
Clerk of the intermediate Court oil
Marion County.
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE.
Pursuant to- decree of the Interme-
date Court Of Marion county, West
Virginia, made and entered on the
9th, day Of March, 1914, in the chan;
Gerry cause of Eva Smith VS.. Riley Da7
Wis. and others, l will, on Saturday,
the 25th day Of April, 1914, between
the hours ,of10 o'clock a. m. and q
o'clock p. m. of that day, at theyfront
door! OF the Court House Of Marion
county, offer for sale, and will sell
at public auction to the highest bid
der, the following described realizes
tate: ~ \" 7gl's
All that certain tract ofi1and con
tanning 3Sk acres, situate in Paw:
raw district, Marion county, West
Virginia, on the waters OF Big Paw
paw creek, being one-half Of a certain
tract Of land containing u acres,
which Jesse N. Brock and wife con
yeyed to Margaret Davis and others;
by deed dated December 8, 1883, and
recorded in the office of the Clerk Of
the County Court of said Marion
county. in Deed Book No. 4s, page,
26S; said 3Sh acres being bounded
substantially as follows sl!i ~
On tile North by lands Of Thomas
Thorn and others; .5ls il!PS'
/ On the East byElands of Riley Da-
Wis; ~ .si'i
On the South by lands of Jesse
Brock and others; and
z On the West by lands of Thomas L.
Thorn and others.
Terms Of Sale.
The said real estate Will be sold for
cash in hand on the day Of sale.
Given under my hand this 27th
day of Marcel, 1914. b
HARRY SHAW,
NJ t,,s Special Commissioner
WIS; Black, Clerk3of the Inter.
mediate Court OF Marion county
West Virginia, thereby certify tina,
Harry Shaw, the above named Special
Commissioner, has given the bond re-
1uired by the decree OF sale mention
ed in the above notice, in the pen
atty of 100000, with security ap-
proved by me. -
w. S. BLACK,
Clerk of the Intermediate Court Of
Marion County.
March 2S, Apr. d II, Is.
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE.
Pursuant to q decree OF the Inter

pursuant TO decree OF the inter-
mediate court OF Marion county.
Vest Virginia, made and entered on
the 10th day Of March. 1914. In the
chancery cause therein pending, of
Frederick vanGilder, executor. etc.
VS.. Boyers Boycc, and others. / will
on Saturday, the 25th day of April.
1914. at the front door of the Court
House of said county, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and a
o'clock p. m. Of that day offer for
sale. and will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate: &
First. A certain parcel of real es-
tate. situate on sGuffey street. in the
First ward Of the City of Faimont,
fronting 30 feet, more or less. on said
Guffey street. and extending back
feet, on which there is a two
story and basement dwelling house:
being the same property conveyed to
Elizabeth Carpenter by Viola Curry
and husband. by deed dated October
6, 1905, and recorded In the Office 81
the, Clerk of the County Court Of Ma
rion county, In Deed Book No. las
page 30. IT 'N'
Second. A certain parcel OF real
estate. situate on Pleasant street. In
the City of Fairmont, on which /.
sitnateia dwelling house; and being
the same property conveyed to said
Elizabeth Carpenter by Viola Curry
and husband, by deed dated October
6. 1906. and recorded in said Clerk.
office, In Deed Book No. 14s. pags
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-18
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
City of Fairmont: ~

City OF Fairmont:' ~
All persons owing city taxes fo'
,1913, will please call at the Treas
urer's, office and make settlement 0
same. 81 s0's4
The Treasurer Is governed by til,
same law as the Sheriff ofsthe coun
ty, and will be compelled to levy 9,
property or return same delinquent.
All taxes on real estate now settle.
will have to be returned delinauen
under the-law.
], R. MILLER,
4-13-tf Treasurer.