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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28
COURT OPENS JUNE 2.

Ine June term or circuit court Will
open here next Tuesday MOI ming.
There are on the calendar 29 cases,
three criminal cases, seventeen jury
cases and nine court cases. The jurors
are summoned to appear on Wednesday,
June 3, at o'clock p. NJ. The first day
petitions for naturalization will be act
ed upon. Following are the cases
noted for trial:
CRIMINAL CASES.
The State of Wisconsin,, VS..
The State Of Wisconsin, VS..
Ernest Drews.
The City of Manitowoc, VS..
Frank J. Ieman, Jr.
Violation of Ordinance Regulating
the Hours of Business of Saloons.
FACT FOR jury.
Henry Goeres, VS.. g.. II. Simon.
Emil Klose, VS..
Aluminium Goods Manufacturing
Company u Corporation.
Henry Goeres, VS.. &. II. Simon.
Louis Mater, VS..
Valders Lime & Stone Company,
and Ludwig Kautzer.
Adolph Klann, ct al, VS..
Rockland Drainage District No. /.
Joseph Toucial, ct. al, VS..
Rockland Drainage District No. |.
Wencel Tinor, Jr., ct. al, VS..
Rockland Drainage District No. |.
Richard Kiel, as Trustee in Bank ruptcy
of Hugo Lindner and Walter Lind
ner, Bankrupt. VS..
Michael Wagner.
j. II. Trippler and Arthur Trippler, a
partnership doing business MS
Trippler Bros. Co. VS..
Mrs. Charles Dobbert, Sr.
William Fricke, VS.. A. b. Richardson.
Anton Holsen as Administrators, etc.
Manitowoc Boiler Works Company
The William Rahr Sons Company, VS..
The Ann Arbor Railroad Company.
Richard b. Montgomery, VS..
The Herald Press Publishing Com
pany.
Emil Pilger, VS.. Emil Schroeder
Patrick fl. Meehan, Administrators, Get
al, vs.!
William j. Launbrecht
Joseph Del Santo, VS..
Fred Winkelmann, Jr
In the Matter of the last Will and
Testament OF Fritz Phillipen, de-
cased.
FACT FOR COURT.
hilbert F.. Price and Louis f. Lyon,
co-partners doing business under
the firm name and style of Puritan
Manufacturing Company, vs..
Pierre Virlee Company, a corporation.
Henry Figge, doing business as Tigge
Brothers. VS..
John F.. Herzog, Defendant.
John T. Skubal, Garnishee.
Breen Kennedy, a corporation, VS..
John +. Herzog, Defendant.
John i. Skubal, Garnishee.
Appolonia Stahl, VS..
William Broeckert, ct. al
Adolph Behnke, vs.. Frieda Behnke.
Herman q. Paulus, VS..
Katherine Paulus.
Nellie Fleischer. VS.. Fred Fleischer.
Default.
Lydia Matthies, VS..
August Draeger, et al.
Default.
Marian Xlatnik Ezekiel, VS..
Henry Hinrichs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28
ITEMS FROM The PILOT FILES,
FIFTY YEARS AGO.

Gold represents Democracy; green
backs, Republicans. The one is going
up, the other coming down. Democra-
cy, like gold, will survive the crash
which is inevitable, while greenbacks
will turn to valueless rags. The Re-
publican party will follow the fate of
its greenbacks TO dust and ashes. Let
who will say "peace to It's ashes,' we
shall never pronounce the sacred word
peace over the hated remains of such a
scoundrelly party.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28
PRIZES.

Banner given 10y O. TorriSon Co. in
1901 to the school winning inthe Oral
Spelling Contest.
Pennant made up in ''County Colors"
will be transferred to the school winnin
first place in the Adding Contest.
ORAL SPELLING.
First Prize Gold Medal, awarded by
Simon's Millinery.
Second Prize Camera, awarded by
j. Bigel & Sons.
Third Pri2e-Fountain Pen.
Fourth Prize-Two Books, My Grad
uation, and Commercial and Industrial
Geography.
Fifth Prize-Box of Stationery,
awarded by G. L. Fechter.
Sixth Prize--Schoo and Home Gar
dens.
WRITTEN SPELLING.
First Prize-Canera, awarded by J.
Bigel q Sons
Second Fountain Pen, award
ed 10y Theo. Schmidtman' Sons Co.
Third Prize-Two Books, Industrial
Studies United States, and Industrial
Studies Europe.
Fourth Prize-One year Su description
to wisconsin Agriculturist,
4. n IL
ADDING.
First Prl2e-Gold Medal, awarded 10y
Schuette Bros. Co.
Second Prlze-Silver Medal, awarded
10y Board Of Examiners.
Third Prize-Bust Of Shakespeare.
Fourth Prize-Academic Dictionary.
Fifth Prize-Two Books, Little Jour
neys to Italy and little Journeys to
South Africa.
PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC.
First Prize Solid Silver Medal,
awarded by Arthur E. Behnke, Optici-
an.
Second prize--Indexed Academic
Dictionary.
Third Prizc-Pearl handled knife,
awarded by Wernecke & Schmitz.
Fourth Prize-One year subscription
to Manitowoc Pilot, awarded by f.. S.
Grove.
Fifth Prize-Fountain Pen.
GEOGRAPHY.
First Prze-Pair of shoes to suit
winner, awarded by o. Torrison Co.
Second Prze-Silver Medal, award
ed by Arthur f.. Behnke, Optician.
Third Prize Box OF Stationery,
awarded by &. +. Fechter.
Fourth Prize-Academ Dictionary.
Fifth Prize-One year Subscription
to Wisconsin Agriculturist.,,
PENMANSHIP.
First Prize Gold Medal, awarded by
G. A. Fehrs. (Above II years.
Second Prze-Silver Medal, award.
ed by Board of Examiners
First Prize Gold Medal, awarded 10y
Board of Examiners (below II years.
Second Pr!ze-Silver Medal, award
ed by Board Of Examiners.
ORATORlCAL.
First Prae-Gold Medal, awarded by
Board OF Examiners.
Second Prize Silver Medal, awarded
by Arthur 4, Rehnke, Optcian.
DIPLOMA STANDINGS.
Gold Medal for highest standing in
County mot including those who re-
ceived diplomas last year., awarded by
+. &. Christensen.
Silver Medal for second highest
standing awarded by Miss Rosa NJ.
Cheney.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28
CLASS OFIoI
FIRST HONOR DIPLOMA s.

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28

l:30 t. NJ. at the Turner Opera House.
Pupils of Dist No. Franklin
Recitation Pas Ways
Evelyn Mates
Recitation Hatties Story of Little
Red Riding Hood
Hattie Pekarske
Solo This letter is for my Papa
Edwin Gallagher
Reading From First Reader
Evangeline Vanish
Recitation Curfew must not Ring
Tonight
Ellanora kunz
Recitation The Quarrel
Mahale Dallman
Music (Violinl
Gladys Ahrens
Class Room Gymnastics
BY City Bird Grade
Rhythm Dance
BY City Sth Grade
Award of Medals Il Prizes G. w.
Presentation of Diplomas Meisnest
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28

Pat Sullivan feels highly compli-
mented with the treatment he receives
from the county board. For eleven
years he has been chosen unanimously
as attending officer. The board GER
tainly could not elect a more faithful
man.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28

TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO.
County Clerk Senglaub makes a most
efficient officer. Louis is modest but
does his work well.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28

CLASS OF Iqu.
SECOND HONOR DIPLOMAS
average 10 ~ Minimum ho
Elmer G. J. Ahrens Florence ,Nachtwey
Christine Anthem Edmund Mass
Irene Berge Olnda Pagel
Bertha NJ. Bergene Julia palzer
Henry Bohne Rosannie Phillips
Jane Bradley John Prigge
Mabel Bub Theresa RAIDER
Emry Dallman Wenzel Ramesh
Norma Drake Anna Reedy
Erred Eigenberger Reinert Renerston
John Fidler Michael Richdorf
Arno Fluhr Meta SChnell
Edna Fluhr Eddie Schurrer
Rudolph Geimer BENJAMIN Shestak
Minnie Gintner George Siegel
Frank Grail Fred SkarievOda
LORNA Grail Alnia Skatrud
Anton b., Geigel Blanche Skwor
Leo Groh Julius Soucoup
Arno Hansmann Elizabeth Sruta
Walter HanSmann Helen Stahl
Edna Heap Edwin Stastny
Cha,les Hodik CIemt Steinbre hel
Margaret Holdori Viola Sternbeck
Ella Herman Walter Stock
Rudolph laehnlg Victor Stoltenberg
Eli Johnston Arthur Stolzman
Norris Johnston Raphael Sullivan
Lawrence keehan Edward Iesarlk
Olive Kiel Margaret Iillison
Rose Kleiber Della Itera
Walter kleSsig Harold Vogel
Edward Kohlbeck John Wadzinski
Minnie Kolwey Max Wadlinshi
Anna Kopidlausky Walter Wadzinski
VIM Kortas Elizabeth Wagner
Harry Kreimann Mayme Vanish
Lucy Krejarck Freddie Wcntker
Frank Kvitek lIilda Wiegand
Anton ledyina Lilly Wilde
Gudula Mailman Anton Wilhelm
Chester Mandel Anita Witt
Irving Nancy Reuben Witt
Ellen Matheson Edward /ahorik
Edmund McNulty Harry /ahork
Martha ID. Menza Helen f.. Iahorik
Edna Miller LOUIS }, Llma
Clarence Morris Elsie IipUerer
Catherine MulIane Sophia /ywan
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28

James O'Hara of Muskegon, Mich.
and Miss Florence Palmer of the same
place were married on Wednesday of
last week. Mr.. O'Hara is we'll known
throughout this county having taught
school here a number of years. He Is
winning laurels in the legal profession
at his new home and it seems fortune
,has also smiled upon him in the lists of
love.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28

A WELL-DESIRED COMPLIMENT -
Mr.. Fitch, of the Racine Journal, in
noticing the arrival at that city OF the
new schooner Neshoto pays the follow
ing we'll deserved compliment to her
builder, Mr.. Greenleaf S. Rand:
"Mr. G. S Rand of Manitowoc, is the
builder of this vessel, and his compel.
ency and skill are not unknown to the
business men of Racine. During the
past three seasons, he has built three
of the largest and finest vessels ailoat,
viz: the Nabob, the Board of Trade, and
the Neshoto.--He has facilities at Man
itowOc for carrying on his business
that give him superior advantages.
Being located convenient to an mex
haustlbe supply of all the varieties of
timber required in ship-buiIding, he
combines the advantage of superiority,
and economy. He is capable of con
structing all classes of vessels, whether
steamboats,, propellers, or sail craft,
ami he is a man who can be entrusted
with the entire confidence of his em-
ployer.'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28

ing contest,
The six last ones in each section will
unite for the final Spelling Contest
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28

We see by the papers that Tin Horn
Smith has been appointed Quaterma,-
ter in one of the Holiday Exercise"
regiments. We will guarantee his saf-
ETY. as long as he has Quatermaster's
stores to place between himself and the
enemy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28

DR.. Simon, Sheriff Smith, and Rob
ert McGavin, of this town, and MIR.
Kasson of Two Rivers, will please ac-
cept our thanks for favors
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28

love.
The city council at It's last meeting
had an ordinance presented upon which
it will no doubt take favorable action
at the next meeting, 1t is in relation
to dogs. All dogs must be muzzled
from, the lst. Dogs without n license
tag are to be placed in a pound. | un-
claimed, after a certain time the ami.
mails are killed. II claimed the dog IL
censes must be paid and n line of one
aud half dollars beside which are the
pound masters fees. The ordinance if
enforced will prove an excellent thing
and will do II great deal toward remov-
ing lot of yelping ours.
VIM. Rahr Sons are now at work on
the addition 10 their malt house. The
addition will be in the shape of an 81"
fronting the street and will he I1x50,
increasing the capacity Of the malt
house co. 600 bushels, and giving n TO.
tai capacity of 100000 bushels. When
the addition Is built the entire 'front.'
age will be l53 feet. The addition
will be five stories and will have iron
columns. The stone for the basement
is brought from the Peninsula.
The new bailding will be completed
by the time the new crop Of barley
will be harvested and will he In readi-
ness for fall work. The plant OF this
firm is now one OF the finest In he
state outside Of Milwaukee and is a
monument to the enterprise OF the pro-
prietors.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28

The schooner Sea Gull struck rock
when leaving the pier seven miles
south of here, and sunk. She was
raised and brought 10 this port, but
again sunk near the mouth of the riv-
err, where she now lies.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28

DIED.-In the town of Liberty, on
Monday, the 10th inst, after linger-
ing illness, Thomas Finch, Jr., in the
10Th year of his aye.
In youths sweet prime, when all was
bright
And buoyantly to his eyes,
He's summoned from the scenes of earth
TO dwell beyond the skies.
a faithful son-a steadtast friend
In duty's path he trod;
Being virtuous here he did not fear
A meeting with his God.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-05-28

1t was reported last week that But
Ter held "the key to Rchmond"-We
are afraid, however, that he hasn t
found the key hole yet.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-06-25
Notice of Trustees Sale of Valuable
Real Estate

BY virtue of authority vested in me bv
the terms of a certain deed of trust, exocut-
ed by Ellis }. annoy and Locia Vannoy.
his wife, to me rs Trustee, bearing date on
the twelfth day of December. 1912. of rec
ord IN the Office of the Clerk of the County
Court of alhoun county, West Virginia.
in Trust Il NJ ortgage Book No. >. Mt uape
-, conveying the real estate hereinafter
mentioned and described in trust tn secure
unto the Calhoun county Bank the paw
ment of certain debt, in said deed of
trust described, having been requested so
Ia do by the said Calhoun County Bank.
! will on Thursday the ninth day of July
l9ll, offer for sale at the front door of the
Courthouse of Calhoun county, West Vlr.
ginia, to the highest bidder the f, flowing
described real estate, to- wit:
FIRST: a certain lot. tract or narceI of
land, situate in the district of Sherman.
county of Calhoun, state of West Virginia.
on the waters of Rush Run, tri lutarv of
Steer Creek, containing twenty-four acres
and fifty noles, and being the same real es-
tate which was conveyed unto the said Ellis
j. Vannoy 10y NJ. S Gherke lv deed bear.
ing date on the twentieth day OF August
1904, of record in the Office ofthe Clerk Of
the County Court Of Calhoun comfy.
West Virginia, in Deed Book No. 3G nj
page
SEX OND: another certain lot. tract or
parcel o! real estate, situate in the district
OF sherman, county of Calhoun, state of
Yves. Virginia. containing sixty-eight and
hlty-sIx-one hundredths acres, more or less
THIRD: another certain lot. tract mr.
parcel OF land, lying and being situate in
the district OF Sherman, county of Calhoun
state of West Virginia, containing nine
acres, more or less; the two parcels of real
estate, last herein mentioned being the
same which were conveyed to the said
I-ocIa NanDoy by Scotch Mcdonald bv
deed bearing date or the fifteenth dov of
July, 1912. Of record in the office of the
Clerk of the County Court, aforesaid in
Deed Book No. 81, at page 230. to which
deed and the deed aforesaid from NJ. :
"herke TO Ellis j. Vannoy reference is
made Tor more particular description of
sad three lots, tracts or parcels of real es.
tate.
However said sale will be made subject
I the righIs'of the said NJ. S. Gherke and
Scotch Mcdonald as to the oil and GAS
within and underlying said three parcels of
land, together with the mining rights and
privileges thereto appertaining, as reserve ]
IN The two said de IS to Ellis J. Vannov
and L"cia Vannoy respectively, reference
oe'ng here made to said deeds for more
specific description of said reservations
TERMS OF SALE;-Cash in hand on
day of sale.
Dated This seventh day of June, 1914
j. RENTz G. HAMILTON,
Trustee.
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Commissioner Notice

John 4. Buck, Administrator of the es.
tate of George Il. Buck, deceased
Against
Mary Ellen Buck, Ellsworth luck. Theo.
dore Buck, Cleo Buck, Ethel Rnck, the four
last NAMED being infant, under the ace ot
twenty-one years; James Bryner J. S
t'lggs, a. \. Hicks, \. T.. Kennev. A. J.
Ball, Executor of G.. Il. Scott, deceased
nd S. p Bell, Trustee.
In Choncery.
The above styled cause having been nv
an order of the (ircnit Court of Calhoun
county. West Virginia, entered on the Dist
day OF April, 1914, referred 10 the under.
signed, one OF the Commissioners of said
Court, with directions to audit, settle and
state the account of the plaintiff, john A.
buck, admin istrator of the estate of George
/, Buck, deceased; To convere the credit
ors OF the said decedent ard I, take prnof
oil their several debts, with the proper or
der OF priority; to report the real estate
aud each parcel thereof of which the said
decedent died seized; TO lay Of and assign
to the defendant, Mary Ellen Buck, widow
OF said decedent, subject to the approval of
the Court, her dover in said real estate. or
II she shall so elect, to report such facts to
the Cont rs will enab 1t to fix gross
sum in Leu OF dover, together with any
matter deemed pertinent 10y him, or which
being pertinent may be required by any
rarity in interest
Therefore tho above named parties, plain.
TIL and defendant, will take notice that the
undersigned has fixed upon Saturday, the
first day of August, 1914, and the Law of
ices of PendIeton, Mathews Il Bell, in the
town of Grantsville, Calhoun county. West
Virginia, as the time and place when and
where the undersigned Commissioner will
proceed to execute said order of ference.
a. G.. MATHEWS,
Commissioner
LoRENTz G. lIAMILroy,
Attorney. GlS
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-06-25
Road Notice

Notice is hereby given that the County
Court OF Cal houn county has appointed the
9th day of July, 1914, at regular session
OF the Cont to he held, amongst other
Things for that purpose, 20 Lear the par
ties int crested upon the motion of said
Cont To establish n public road in Ice
district, Of said county, beginning ut the
publ &C road running down the West Fork
on che night bank on top Of bank on lower
- lie first raylne above the residence of
Roy Parsons, leaving said road through
lands Of Roy Parsons. n ~ w so feet,
n Is - W2l1 feet, y q 81 w 81 feet. to
property line between Roy Parsons and
Warren Wes 1all through lands Of said
Westfp, n 20 w 53e feet. y II ~
W 300 feet, y il w 300 feet TO property
line betw en- said Westfall aud Joseph
Richards, thence through lands Of said
richards n - L 81 feet, y 10 T. 80
feet y IS - w 100 feet TO Walnut.
81 II w 80 feet, y 1912 w 22j feet.
y so W POS feet, y - W OBJ feet, y 81
w 26O feet, TO property line between said
Richards and $. +. Keith thence through
lands OF said Keith, \ 50 w So feet n
~ - w 223 fee, y 81 w 100 feet. y Is
j. 20 feet, y - f. 800 feet 10 the property
line between said Keith and lands of Nc
'lI.aD hers and HrS Il. !. Hairless etal.
through said Mcmillan d Hairless lands, y
~ = 10 feet to Il SIN al Buckeye. y % / 2
, j. 3S2 feet To Chestnut, X 81 r. $50 feet
10 Beeol, y 81 ID = $50 feet 10 Black
Walnut, y 81 - T. DO feet to pointers.
81 - T. 28G ieet DO stake ner left
bank of Crummies creek, " u J. 100 feet.
crossing said Cruminies creek 10 bar post.
y w G67 feet 20 - stone, n go W 100
ieet TO stone $ 50 - " 215 feet to Il
Black Walnut S go II W l27 feet to
property line between Mcmillan heirs,
Nf.. T.. L.llarie,s ct al lands and land.
OF =. j. Keith, thence through lands Of
\ +. Keith, S 90 To W 30 feet S 90 "
200 feet GG Woo feet, S4II-2W 8O7
ltet To q Hickory, y So ID W $50 feet to a
stone pile, S 10 T. 12l feet 10 fence post.
90 + 1870 feet 10 70 stake, n ~ T. I28 feet
To- " Black NaIn9t stump a. thc side Of
I"'Iic road running down said West Fork
te'f the rcsidenc OF slid y j.. Keith on
rlht bank OF dd West Fork creek. ac.
c""ioe DIcp.' tonl map flied ,u tac l9d.
day of May I9IA
Aii ru.ons oterc.tcl ip tie sud prooos.
ed wcrk are no dded TO De present on that
day to show ca use, If any they can. WIN
ihe said road l,all not be- established, or To
o.herw wobc any interest owned by
iheu
w order OF vhe County Court ofCalhoun
county #c Virginia
4estc.
w II. JACKsoN, Clerk.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-06-25
Notice TO Creditors

To the creditors OF Geogc T. Back, de-
ceased.
In pursuance OF a decree Of The Circuit
Court of the county Of Calhom. STATE of
West Virginia, entered on the list day If
April, 1914, in chancety cause therein
pending. in which John \. Buck, Admins
traitor OF the estate OF George T. Buck, is
plaintiff, and Mary Ellen Buck and others
are defendants, to subject the real estate of
the said g Gorge T. Buck to the payment of
his debts, you IRE requied to present vour
claims against the estate of the said George
i. Buck, deceased, for adjudication to 4
". Mathews, at the law Offices of Peudle-
ton, Mathews q Bell, in the t.wn Of
Grantsville, Calhoun county, West Vir-
ginia, on or before tie first da, If August
1911
Witness G. c. starcher, Clerk Of the
said Court this 10Th day Of June, 1914.
1. &. SrAKcHER, Clerk
Circuit Court.
BY s T. WALDO,
''' Deputy.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-06-25

SKY LINE DRIVE" Ar CANON CITY. COLO.
BUILT BY CONNlCrs
to magnificent mountain highway
near Trinidad Another gang has lust
completed perfect boulevard con-
Meeting Canon city and Colorado
SWings It was opened with impress
siye ceremonies by the governor and
other jubilaut citizens OF Colorado.
st present many conyicts are en-
pioyed on "a sccui- highway from Ca
non City to the top OF the Royal gorge.
Nearly every foot of this eight miles Of
mountain road IS being blasted out or
solid rock The road sweeps in muics-
tic curves around the eternal hills. and
every one OF the countless arroyos-dry
and harmless looking in summer. but
bauE FUN and dangerous ion the spring
Us bridged with wide archcd culvert
Of stone The highway winds upward
TOO % series OF cusy grades. most OF
which cam bc taken by nn automobile
ON "h'eh gear aud WHOM the road is
completed the eight mile run from
Canon City 90 the very brink Of the
1000 foot gorge viii bc % matter Of
case
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-06-25
County Olnectoev.

Judge, Circuit Court W. II. 0'Brien nj
ley.
County court Granville johnson, Pre.s-
dent Walnut; 6. l.. Lynch, Aloze,.
G. W Dye, Freed; Commissioners
Sheriff r. J Knots Gra5isviu. ~.
"y George W. Hays Jr., Arn5ldsburg
Prosecuting Attorney. ia. c. smit,
GAINESVILLE.
Clerk Circuit Court Q. G. s,o,cb.-
GnnByillo.
Clerk County Court W. IT, I,.L
Gransgille.
ASSESSOR W. J. sturm, Hnr De,na..-
a. NJ. Umstead, Mt Zion; G. A. Wn,o
Miunora.
Surveyors d. w. Shock, Dodrill
Superintendent of Schools. Wheeler ch..
owetn. Euclid
resident Board cf llepltb Dr. w r "
Dye, Grntsville.
TERMS OF COURT
County Couri---Fi First MONDAYS Js,,.,u
April, July, and November.
Circuit Court Third Tuesday in An.a
August and November
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1914-06-25
Order Of Publication

State OF West Virginia, to-wil:
AT Rules held in the office OF the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court Of Calhoun county nm
the first Monday in June, 1911:
Dana Company, corporation under
the laws of the state Of West Virginia
plaintiff
Against
T. J. Yanpoy, defendant
In deuuue.
he above is the title Of an action IN
detinne instituted and pending in the Cir
cut Court Of Calhoun county. the object
OF which is to recover by the plaintiff from
The defendant certain goods and cbattels
to- Wit sixty barrels Of liannerette Flopr
IN twenty-five round sacks, eight sacks T.,
the barrel, Of the va ne of s27c o0. t,o
cases Of coffee, 1O0 pounds to the cose or
the value Of $ll.ss; one bag Of beans lg5
pounds Of the value Of Sill: apd one
hundred dollars, damages, for the deteu.
lion OF said property, in which said action
"e H"eHH OF Calhoun county has seized
and taken into his possession fbiry.seven
barrels aud seven sacks Of the nour acore.
saidi and having held The same for the uer.
i'd required by law, has delivered possc.-
sion thereoftO The said plaintiff. the other
property mentioned and the residue Of the
Bosr aforesaid not having been found by
him.
And it appearing by affidavit filed that
diligence has been used by and on behalf
Of the plaintiff TO ascertain in what cou,,v
the defendant Is. without effect and hot
The afiant verify believes is non.resid nj
Of the state Of West Virginia. it is ordered
that the said defendant, h. J. vanpoy d.,
appear here within one month after the
dute Of the FIRST publication Of this order
and do whai is necessary to protect nh. II.
teresls.
Ie'ie' &C. srAnonER,