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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA

The Garfield Republican club gave its annual
dance last week at Metropolitan Hall Franklin
street and Fairmount avenue The officers of
the association and the committee in charge are
follows: President, Elias Abrams vice pres
dents Edward Publ. Charles Slaw; treasurer.
Edward Mack; recording secretary, Charles l..
Schlater; financial secretary. Emil a. Prodoehl:
Watson keghley. Harry Arck, II. Elwood
Myers Joseph Emberger. Samuel Arnold,
George w Ruh. Charles Ader Jr.; John l..
Zweg, William Spang James Donegan j. Leo
Kennedy. Fred Glnesser Frank NJ Ruhl, Samuel
KirchoT
The 10th anniversary and banquet of the
Vesta Club was celebrated Friday night at 2ij3
East Cumberland street \ musical program
added to the delightfulness OF the evening. The
committee in charge Robert leatham,
chairman: Thomas Morrow, Jr.; Edward Locke,
Representative Harry Hackett and Jacob
krouse.
Mrs ELLA Parker and Mrs Vera Mason. Of
Jacksonville. n. j., are the guests of Mrs Meta
Davis of Jackson street. Tacony
Tho annual minstrel show OF the Mecca
Country Club will be held this year at Hanley's
Academy, Kensinston avenue and Cumberland
street, April S.
The 5Oth annivcrsary OF the Columbia Gesang-
Verein was celebrated sunday and Monday eve
nings at ID aud Norris streets The cele-
bratiom was marked 10y concert sunday eve
ming and II banquet and ball Monday night.
big crowd was in attendance
The Cambria Athletic club is making final
preparations for it's st patrick's Dansant,' to
be held at Rocks Hall tonight
The La Sale Society is making plans for an
elocutlon contest to be held in its clubhouse
Howard and York streets, March "a.
Mrs George WolIard 2722 North Hutchinson
street entertained the members Of her EN-
brodery Club at her home last week. Those
present were Mrs. Allen Wellen. Mrs. James
Craig. Mrs, Frank Emery, Mrs. william
Schencle Mrs. William Siner Mrs. Charles Fox
Mrs Frank l.. Baral, Mrs. Werlich Lord.
The Kensngton international Beneficial Asso-
citation will entertain March 81 at its head
quarters. Howard and Huntington streets The
event will he known ladies' night and an
especially attractive program is being arranged.
reception and entertainment will he given
tonight by Division No, 81, A. o. H.. at 29Oo
East Thompson street for it's members and
friends
Miss Anna Shaw i37 West Ontario street
entertained n group of her friends sunday eve
ming Her guests were Mrs Eleanor Hamilton.
Mrs william Mabus Mrs Anna Sinners Miss
Mary shaw Thos Kershaw, Mr.. and Mrs John
NJ Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. John Comenznd
The Darby Pleasure Club Accordion Band
will hold its first meeting tomorrow night
at the home of Thomas Sweeney. at 2S27 Gaul
street. The club girls have been invited to at
tend.
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REUNION NO. 8, A. o. H.
Thirty-fourth Annual Affair Will Be Held
Tonight in Germantown.


The Sith annual reunion of Division No 5,
y, o. H., viii take place tonight at the Town
Hall, Germantown avenue and Haines street.
Germantown. The grand conductors of the oc-
casion will he j. j. Sullivan. Miss Margaret
Sullivan. William Mclaughlin and Miss Lillian
Mclaughlin.
The various committees of the evening who
will be in charge will include
Music cimmttee Vincent Fleming. James
Dougherty and Peter Carney; ticket collectors
Patrick Norris and John Denvan: in charge OF
wardrobe tickets, John Dougherty; hall com
mttee, J. William Murphy Vincent Fleming
and James DouEherty; refreshment committee
]. William Murphy, Joseph Smith, John Vasey
and James Doughcrty; committee printing
includes j. William Murphy James Dougherty
Vincent Fleming and John Dougherty. The
general committee includes J. j. sullivan. who
is also chairman of the whole affair Patrick
Norris j. William Murphy, Vincent Fleming,
James DOugherty Peter Carney. John Dough-
erty John Nasey, William Mclaughlin and
Joseph Smith.
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CAMDEN AND VICINITY

The Reading Club held their fortnIghtly meet
ing with Mrs, Francis Wilmerton and Mrs
Mary Brown, of 4l3 Penn street Among the
members are Mrs. Anna s. Carson, Miss Flor
ence Sharp. Miss Mary Robbins, Mrs, Richard
Develin, Mrs. A. Wilbur Nash, Mrs James
Bryan, Miss Elizabeth Sharp, Mrs, l, c. Clark
and sister, Miss j. Crasen; Mrs. S. Bryan
Smith and Mrs. Albert d. Ambruster, of Mer-
chantville ana Mrs. Henry F. stockwen. or
Moorestown.
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REGAL CLUB DANCE
More Than One Hundred Guests Will
Attend Affair Tonight.

MoIe Inah One hundred Guests Will
Attend Affair Tonight.
The Regal Club will entertain about 100 OF
their friends this evening at the Philomusian
Club. doth and Walnut streets.
The dance committee hope to make this the
most successful one of the Lenten season. and
have received quite a bit Of encoura cement
from their friends requesting extra tickets for
the affair. These dances enjoy the reputation
brilliant social functions, and are we'll attended
by the younger set of all sections of the city.
Dancing will start at $50 promptly and con-
tinue until midnight. The dance committee is
composed OF the following members OF the club:
James ]. Conaty, John r. Christie William f..
Byrnes T. A. DouGherty. Joseph Dougherty.
Charles L. Gllngham. Robert A. Keown win.
lam f. Keegan and Francis b. Carney, chair
man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

az the Old York Road Country club Friday
evening March 49, at $3.50 o'clock The affair
will he given In honor OF the members Of the
Paint and Powder club Auxiliary to the Jenkin-
town Choral who took part In last years and
this years very successful performances. This
years production o. "iIotch Potch' was given
for the benefit OF the Ienkintown Emersency
Aid at the Jenkintown Auditorium several
weeks ago with marked success. There will be
80 guests present,
Miss Martha Slllers and Miss Frances sillers,
~ 2o3 Ellsworth street will entertain a ST
PatrIcI;s party tonight The decorations will
he appropriate of the occasion, and the
rnyors unluue. Among those present will
be Miss Agnes " Mohan, Miss kathryn
con, Miss Frances Scaulon, Miss Nellie Regan,
Miss Agnes Powell Miss Nance Kelly. Miss
sara Cunningham. Dick Regan, Otto Becker.
John Gallagher Matthew Haas. Murt Nichols
Daniel Regan. John si'lers, George o'Brien
Aloysus swceny and Mics Mae Ryan, of Wash
iuytou II. Z.
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Photo by Brunei.

Miss lIaines guests were Miss Edna S. Under
down, Miss Alberta f. dc Long. Miss Marie A.
Cross, Miss Anna f, Adamson, Miss Jane Cum
down. Miss Alberta f. DE Long Miss Marie A.
Wade, Russell A. Dcily, Frederick A. Schlmp,
William II. Quinn, Jr Donald w. Redfearn.
Clarence A. Hutton, james Ball, George Rose
and William II. Patterson.
Miss Mary Brakeman OF 40 West Chelten
avenue. has returned from Washington, d. c.
Mr., and Mrs. C. p. Sherman, of the Pelham
Court Apartments who have been spending
some time at the seashore returned yesterday.
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TIOGA

Mrs. Frederick Ditmann, of 18th and Butler
streets. entertained at cards yesterday The
game was followed by a buffet luncheon. The
guests included Mrs Horace KleInfelder. Mrs.
William II. Whitcomb. Mrs. Edward Crawford.
Mrs W. d, Chambers Mrs. John c. Allen, Jr,.
Mrs Penrose Amber, Mrs. Irwin BaIr, Mrs.
Harry Haug, Mrs, j. Ellwood Wick. Mrs. Ben
jamn Foster. Mrs. Edward T. Davis, Jr.. Mrs.
w. r. SquIbb Mrs, Harry Rittenhouse Mrs.
John Stief and Mrs John Wurst.
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Miss Anna Cree, of 1881 West Allegheny ave-
nue., will entertain at cards this afternoon at
her home. The decorations and favors will be
appropriate to St. Patrlcks Day. Miss Crees
guests will be Miss Madaline Marks, Mrs.
Maurice Paul, Miss Florence Kunz. Miss Fan
ME Kunz, Mrs. Earl Dlttmann, Miss Jennie
Bird, Miss Beatrice Carman. Mrs irwin Raithel.
Mrs. Morris Lewis, Mrs, G, Harry johnson and
Miss Louise Ruckdeschell.
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CHESTNUT HILL

~ and Mrs. Clark Dlttenbeok. OF Willow
c,' avenue will leave on Friday for Ocean
p' ~ j. to open their apartment for the
''"ng and summer months.
Nhes'hut Hill matron who spent the week
AZ the seashore was Mrs. Francis b.
aeAeh Of the Gresheim Arms.
- and Mrs, Joseph w. Wear. of Graver's
are spending week in Atlantic City.
j. Rutherford MeAllister, of Seminole
hart"ell avenues, viii leave in a day or
~ TOT Atlantic City for several weeks.
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Miss Elizabeth MacElroy, of l2S East Fishers
avenue olney. will entertain the members OF
the January class of 1912 of the olney Com
bined School on Friday esvnIng.
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FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. DELPHI will return from
their wedding trip through the South about
May l. They will live at apartments on South
18th street. Mrs. DELPHI was Miss Helen Wynn
koop. OF Ella street, before her marriage
March 10.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Tonight the Corley Dramatic Club will pro-
duce II GIFTS Half" comedy in four acts. in
the Epiphany School Hall, 18th and Jackson
streets, This play Is adapted from and has
the same plot as "All the Comforts of Home"
which play met with such great success when
1t appeared the professional stage here
few years ago. The characters have been care
fully chosen and the play Is under tho per-
sonal direction of George J. McDermott who is
we'll known in amateur theatrical circles. The
production is for the benefit of the church funu
of the Epiphany parish
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

Mr. and Mrs: Albert Dudley, of ilth street and
cheiten/ avenue. oak Lane, will entertain at
$500 March 20. Their guests will include MIR.
and Mrs. Albert Gee. Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Hitchner. Mr., and Mrs, Edward B, d, Neu-
hauser, Mr. and Mrs. C. Howard Anthony, Mr..
and Mrs. saddington Mr.. and Mrs Hageman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Deneeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

Lawrence Caskey member of the baseball
and football teams OF Muhlenberg College. spent
the week end with his parents in Holmesburg
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr. and Mrs, ]. Q. Buck and their daughter,
Miss Frances Buck, will close their town house.
1906 Spruce street, about April 20, and will move
out to their new house at Devon for the sum-
mer Miss Buck will go to New York late in
April for a short visit.
Mrs. William Bonsall and her daughter, Miss
Eleanor Bonsall, of 44lO Locust street. spend
ing a short time in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs IL. e. Newcomb of 18th and
Walnut streets, spert the weekend in Atlantic
City.
Miss Margaret Gemmell OF 2O26 South Stafford
street. is entertaining this week in honor of her
guests. Miss Marie O'Neill and Mrs. David
Perrott. of New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry Stroud of 5O3 North
63d street, entertained at 800" Among the
guests were Miss Mae Stroud, Mr. and Mrs.
w s. Reid Miss Edna Mae Stroud and George
II. Hayes.
Miss May Ringe, Miss Sophie Ringe. ]. A.
Coyle and Clifford Beatty. OF Brighton Beach,
N Y. were the guests of Mrs. J. Kenney. of 4lo
Central Park West, New York. for the week.
end.
charity card party will be given this after
noon in the Llamar Apartments, 46th and Wal
nut streets, the proceeds of which will be de-
voted to the Emergency Aid, Miss Harriet Gra-
ham has arranged the affair. and many tables
have been taken.
Mrs. Christopher A. Bergen and Miss Agnes
Bergen have gone to the shore, where they will
visit Mrs. Howard at her Chelsea cottage,
Miss Loreth Cooke of 54Oa Spruce street en-
HaI,,t
Monday night after which buffet supper was
served. The members present included Miss
Viola Auntzer. Miss Margaret Hunter, Miss
Ella Mcdonald, Miss Margaret Hanngan, Miss
Florence Deseh. Miss Helen Hannigan and Miss
Clara Cooke.
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ALONG THE READING

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Smile HerSness, Of Rydal,
are being congratulated on the birth of
daughter on Friday. March u. Mrs. Herkness.
It will be remembered was Miss Alice Weber.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

V'EhBRook-Mr and Mrs. II. Lormer Rhodes,
'0'mery Of 6S4l Drexel road. Overbr6ok. have
''mOVed to the -Halford Apartments, sos Car
yn'er street. Mrs. Rhodes will be remembered
Ass Charlotte Bixler. of Overlook.
M and Mrs. John p. Dwyer have gone to
"aAnihgton' where they were the guests of
s'sre'ary Daniels and Mrs. Daniels on board
ns presidential yacht Mayfower. which sailed
w Newport News TO witness the launching of
Wy 0a''ieship Pennsylvania yesterday
"iA-Mr' and Mrs. John G. Fleck entertained
~sr evening bridge club in their garage this
sssa' The members are Mr.. and Mrs. j. Charles
."fy' Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Fleck. Mr..
o oau AIRS William Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin G.
s"Hu' Mr. and Mrs Joseph " Little, Mr. and
-'A Martin r. Glynn Mr.. and Mrs. George
assert Mr. and Mrs, William b. Kraft Mr..
snp Mrs William Relyalt and Mr.. and Mrs.
rank seeburger.
~ASEhIH-The Narberth Assembly win give
lse masquerade ball in Elm Hall this eve
l'S The decorations and favors will be in
.'sphs with st. Patrick's Day. e. p, Dold.
-nu'ew Green and W, ]. Henderson are the
'nmittee in charge.
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Mrs Walter A. Dunn, OF Oak Lane, viii leave
this week for New York, where she will be the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, James Fillmore for two
weeks
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Miss Helen Lee. of 1908 Porter street, will en-
tertain informally tomorrow evening. Spring
flowers in pale shades OF pink will form the
artistic decorations. The guests will be Miss
Marie Lentz, Miss May Bennett, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Egan and Messrs. r. II. Weinman, j, B.
Albrecht, DR.. II. Albrecht and Charles Miller,
Miss Lee will be assisted in receiving by her
sister, Mrs. C. J. Devln. OF New York city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

Miss Jane 3. curran Of $500 Lawnton avenue
Oak Lane. entertained the members OF her
sewing circle yesterday afternoon Those pres
ent were Miss Regina d. Lentz, Miss Ethel p
Kneass, Miss Constance A. Glosking, Mrs.
George Nicholson. Mrs William Billetter sDa
Miss Minnie Craig
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GERMANTOWN

Shatles 8. Hebard OF Bells Mil road.
'Peaalng the Lentsn season IN Florida.
'-' l Herzog. Of "A East Tulpehocken street.
\ ss'arned home. after several weeks stay
AAlentown, Pa. with friends.
= NJ Whitall, OF 81 Church lane left
,l ehansie City. where shs win remain until
R' Hasser holidays
sssefyn l. Heiass snssrtainsd at cards
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Miss Regina d. Lentz, daughter OF Mr., an
Mrs. Charles Lentz. Jr., Of stratford avenu
and York road. Melrose, will be hostess at
dance this evening at her home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs announce the
gagement of their daughter. Miss Mary b,
Jacobs to George G. Fitzgerald. of Germantown.
The wedding will take place in June
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Mrs. Christopher A. Bergen and Miss Agnes
Bergen have gone to the shore where they will
visit Mrs. Howard at her Chelsea cottage,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

Irocadero sFEeiAL i FoSieHI ~ Aa1FsrEs "a siisai
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Mrs. William Bonsall and her daughter, Miss
Eleanor Bonsall, of 44lO Locust street. are spend
ing a short time in Atlantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

The Darby Pleasure Club Accordion Band
will hold its first meeting tomorrow night
at the home of Thomas Sweeney. at 2S27 Gaul
street. The club girls have been invited to at
tend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Newcomb, of 45th and
Walnut streets, spe-t the weekend in Atlantic
City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

Miss Margaret Gemmell, OF 2O26 South Stafford
street. is entertaining this week in honor of her
guests. Miss Marie ONeill and Mrs. David
Perrott of New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

The Young Mems Literary Institute Of tho
Falls OF schuylkil will give a concert followed
by dancing. tonight in the clubhouse on Midvale
avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-17

p kathryn l. Halues salsrtainsa Al card.
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Miss Anna Shaw. 49, West Ontario street.
entertained n group Of her friends sunday eve
ming Her guests Mrs Eleanor Hamilton.
Mrs. William Mabus, Mrs Anna Sinners, Miss
Mary Shaw, Thos, Kershaw, Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. John Comenzind,
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MorrD or BIDS on PAvEnINT.

Rids wind be received up TO noon. Il
O'Clock June the 4tt. 1915. by the County
Court OF Harrison County: West S1r.
rfnfa at their ONCE or the office OF
the County Road Engineer. at Clarks-
burg Vest Virginia, foE che erecnon
t,,e cornoration limits OF Shfnnston on
the WAT road TO a point at or near
fjhe road leading from said road across
nv Jol1nS Flowers TO Lmberport. being
n distance of one and one half miles.
more or less =.
Bids will be received on two classes
~ b1-Icls pavement and concrete pave
ment. Specifications for same win be
seer1 in the ONCE Of the County Road
Enrineer Bids will be received on
rraSfnr and bridges at the same time.
c. c. F1TTRO.
County Road Engineer
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NOTICE ro.sa1PeEzsss

Traction Company express cars
naaye ClarksburgforG 1asseill. OsNeHS
Mt Clare. Weston. Shinnston. Fair
mont. Fairview. Far1ngton; Mar
nincton and points daily
cycept Sunday. Shipments for Mar
ningtcn and Intermediate points
should be delivered IN thesstatfonn not
Iater than 900 a m.s Fatrvfew anu
intermediate points 1;o0s AZ ras:;t
y1eston. and intermedtate podntss
Quick service. reasouap1e Eatess
and care "a handling 7afes this saus
ideal line for shippers
4ONONGATEI4A vkiSIE FAC
TIONCOMRA11y 5
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Gordon & Kidd
Real Estate & Insurance
10 N. Third ST.
me caarss6srg 1oart d Trade Lam

The c1arksbIrg Board Of Trade Land
Company. and L B Wolfe. defendanes.
viii 's take notice that o. ON ese 1stas. das
OF July, 1915. ut my ONCE IN che City
of C1arksburSs. wild proceed TO execute
the End. day OF May. 1915 by che Cir
cuft ceureeof Harrison County. wherein
am directed TO take. state and repor,
I. A settlement of the administers
ton accounts OF Eta Rigs. admins
sTatris Of the estate OF Lawrence G.
what personal estate the said
Lawrence 6. Riggs owned and posseese1
3. The liens and debts existing
against the estate OF the said Law
e. The real estate of which the said
the time OF his death:
that the parties in interest, or any OF
them. may require. If pertinent and all
su uIf mates as s1d sonfrniss'oner t11ti1-
At which time and place You are re-
CURED TO attend with such evidence as
win enabae me TO comply with said
49, : " . eoSawaT. eo,.,.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
TO TIE eREpIroRs OF LAwREScE
6. fGGS.pECTASED:
In pursuance Of a decree OF the Cir
cult Court of the County Of HARRISON
made IN a cause therein pending to
renee G. RtEgs. TO the ps@nnent OF his
debts you are required to present your
cams faMnen<s an FSss fog a5i9dteation TO
". N. Coraway. commissioners. at his
Office. IN the said county: on or before.
" witness ines + wade coffnaa. Clerk Of
the said court. this 1St.s day OF J1ne.,
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FOR SALE-farms

FoR SAIIE-Far OF 1Sh acres. twelve
miles from ClarksburS. along pro
posed travta. road from CiarksourS TO
Weston: all nice laying. in pasture.
except acres; four-roo1n cottage.
back porch. fine drilled water well on
porch. plenty Of water for stock. Two
la: plenty of outbuildinEs. new barn
i6x2s concrete foundation; 1900 It
apr,te trees: 20 bearing cherries. plum.
grape. pears: school and church nve
.niu,;tes walk. ten minutes 10 villaSe
OF Good Hope Underneath vein OF
cola goes with place; OIL and Sas
reser-ed Price 5000 VIII cost
$500 to- put present bntIoinSs on !,
Cork. Lost Creek. W. Va. R r d. No.
J. Box 30.
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roR SAYjE-Farr1 of IS acres .ySdtllin
fou.. miles of Marietta. o.: good eight
room house: good barn; po1,ssrS ono house sc
barn- rrec-naturaI gas for fuel: one
of si7c best fruit dairy and truck
farms IN the township: good apple
~ n,,:ms: peaches grapes and ounces;
one acre strawberries. half acre rasp-
berries: hog. cattle AID horse paSeuE ,
ali have running spring water: Sne
crops go TO purchaser which consist
OF 2eoo early cabbage. 1000 tomatoes.
Sie harrai,, II sold soon Owner going
West. Terms easy Address the owner.
wrn f Dctior Marietta Ohio
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Ta-,nin.sA Ia n[s: Eastern cove. laying TO
the morning sun: All, hi1l land 100 9eet
from railroad. one mile from -E- aIt n, >
station good county road running nE
the farm line 10 this station: school
and churches on county ROAD ee. sstIea
ie>-ef co,nry road TO ParkerSourE.
abo,i. i. acres OF srowiaS-up woods
pasture or acres clover, t Hss
land Will stand many crops. one-SiN
1eenth of oil and gas and one-i9G nnn
coal and mineral reserved CaSn s1.'Vo'
John Callahan. Walker. W. y a.
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Beautiful Home Sites

In Jarvis and Parsons Add
ton, Broad Oaks
We have for sale in this addl-I
ton, 16 large lots; a fronting onl
Buckhannon avenue ad Marshall
street. Prices reasoable- Terms,
one-fourth down, balance one,
two and three years.
This property is just above theI
new Golf Addition and Is one of
the best buys IN the city. Call
and let US take you out to see this
property, and be convinced of itsl
real value.
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NOTICE TOE PROOF OF
CkAInG-


CEALnE
Upon request OF Bert Evans Trustee
by virtue Of t4le assignment dated ApTN
q 1915 notice Is hereby given TO You
and each OF you that have set bhe 2St1
day OF June. 1913. beginning at 500
o'clock a. NJ OF that day. and TX ifne
place in my ONCE in the Union NarionaA
Bank Building. ClarksburE Harrtsou
County West Virginia, FOR the hearing.
the estate OF the said Blaine Kearns
according TO section Il. OF Chapter s.
OF the code OF West Virginia ae which.
time and place you are notified to ap-s
pear with such evidence OF Claims as
az clstms against che estate aforeSaid-s
Given under my hand this the 10Th
day OF May. 1875 -
RAY Z. STROTHEF.
Comn1tssioner OF -Accounrs for Harrison
County, West Virginia
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WANTED 70 BUY

waNrEn roBJY-y~ calreA can
- <,1- wife Carly ProvIsfon- Coz Bel
phone 4ol; Home 6. Gla-isntrs.
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FOR SALE-LexinSton Roadster: Eooo
condition, cheap for quick buyer. I'd
mund Derham Bell phone $50.
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FOR SAL-5-year old Jersey COW with
six week old heifer calf. an extra
GOOD milk and butter cow. Call at
frst door north OF Baptist church,
North View. S. NJ. White
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-02

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