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The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Daniel c. McL&rn, 2. and Myrtle Gladys Tobias
u. Rev. H. b. Hosley.
Hugh n. MacGresor %. Of shinsle Hoasc. Pa
and Ella Z. Noselman. a. Of Southern Pines, n q
Judge Robert H Terrell.
William B. Biable' 50 and NJ wcodsie Taylor
y. beth of Lyncaburg Va. Rev. Howard y. DownA
Joseph y. Hale 20. OF Soko-sie. Va. and Mar
;: Jones. =. Of Fredenckscurs, Va. Rer. W. A
Melvin
Herman Rosin. s. and Yette Resnick. IS Rev
Mosts A. Horsitz
Meredith B. Blanton, 2, Of Guinea Mills. Va.
and martha c. womsck. q, Of Fsnnriiie. Va Rev
n. =. Brundxee
John N. smith. q. and LnG C. Lynn, e. Rev
u. J. Riordsn
Dalbert NJ. Thompson. q. and Connie Rutf
Payne, p both OF Fauquier County, Va. Rev
Charles H. Waters.
George " Roland, Is. and Lola Z. Tiome, 70
both Of Prince George County, Md. Rev. @. lie Ros
White.
wilhr H. zepp. 3, and Lillian n. Hinkei. .
Rev. Edgar A. sexmith.
Alfred Ford, d. and Annie b. Beverly. q. Rev
A. sayles.
Ellis Jackson. q. and L4ursns West, 80. Rev
]. G. Scott
James @. Broushton. h. 2. and suszn NJ Lee
. Rev. ]. !. 0'Connor
Robert n. Smith. IS. and Pearl Z. Candy, z
Rev. c. H. Steptezn.
L-,is Bur. a. and Naomi Z. Smith, a Rev
NJ. w. Clair
Joseph Peston. IS. and Gertrude Hyson, Is. Rev
W. A. Jones.
Read Dan sayles' Want Ad. Talk mex
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
DEEDS OF TRUST,

Columbia Heights lots g, "a and S.. block 3-
Julia A. Court and Fred Court to Henry II. Berg
mann and George VI. EmmeIich to secure Metropo-
lis Building Association, No. Q, 500
Square A. part original lot B-Cah O. Braun ct
VI. to Michael J. Keane and Paul EschDer, to Sc
cure Harry A. L. Barker. 5000 demand, per
cent semi annually.
Petworth, lot q, block a-Joseph Di Blasi ct
to Charles e worthington and BARLEY C. Giulisni,
to secure Harry G. Wilsu, H.ao one to forty
seven months, 6 per cent semi-annualy.
Prospect parcel marked Z-Trustees Of the Lin
coin Episcopal Church 10 b. Francis Saul and
James F. Shea, to secure Home Savings Bank.
900. one to three years per cent semisnnually.
Square 5l9 lot 73-OctaTus r. Watkins ct ux. to
Washington Loan and Trust Company. to secure
Equitable Co-operatiVe Building Association, S6oo.
Square 5l5s lots II to D-James Z. Dews ct ux. to
Municipal Realty Company, 81 30 five years, per
cent mi-snnuslly. Some to same, to secure same.
ssl2, monthly payments. per cent.
Square 3Ss, lot S2-MsrthA C. willard ct vir. o.
Russell, to wiIlilm II. Ritehie and Charles +.
Helm, to secure Katherine Z. Hickman,s eco,
three years. 81 per cent seni-snnuslly.
Washington Heights. lot %. block 7-Girolsmo
Desio ct uxl to Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany to secure Uniop~ Trust Company, 500. three
years. per cent, semi-annuslly.
Square Isl. lot lol-ChRries W. Besttie ct ux. to
Union Trust Company, to secure Fidelity Trust
Company trustee, under will Of Charles Manchester.
deceased, $500, hve years, 40 per cent semi
annually.
square sos-william E. Bowie ct u1 to Ernest L
Schmidt and George NJ Emmerich. to secure Ger
man American Building Association. 500, lot %.
Square a3-Annie FSrden to Alan o. Clephane
and Lee D. LAtimsr, trustees. to secure Walter c.
Clephsne, trustee. 1900, three years. per cent
semi annually. lot l6.
Reservoir View-Hary A. Kite ct ux. to B.
Francis Saul and J. wdley Jacobs. to secure
Thomas q. Allen, 5000. three years, per cent
semi annually lots ss to 70, block 2
Takoma PaTk-Caud Livingston Ct W. to William
II. Saunders and H. Clifford Bangs to secure g 500,
three years, cnt semsnnually. lot IS and part
lot a. block H.
Square 5H-Mary H. Warner to Wade Il. Cooper
and Simon OppenhemeT, To secure Union Savings
Bank. Ssooo. to thirty-six months and three
years. per cent scmiannuay, part original lot ls
North Columbia Heights-Frsnk NJ johnson ct
uI. to Robert E. Bradley and George NJ. Myers, TO
secure Thornton CaHis. $3.50. three years per
cent semi-annualy, lot a. block s. Same to same.
to secure same $3.50, three years, per cent semi
annually. lot 70, block 6. Same to same. to secure
same, 2,7o, three years, per cent Ini-snnnaly.
lot q, block 6.
Cleveland Heghts-Ella P. Pike ct Tir. Yuon, to
James b. Henderson and William Fl. Saunders, to
secure Mary f. Adams. a,oo three yeas per
cent semi annually lots 5 and g. block 2
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13


Uniontown-John c. King ct ux. to Meiliee h.
and Hettis A. Cornish. lot ls and north part lot
Peters Mil sest-Roy H. Pickford, trustee. to
Robert 5. and Ruth j. Stun. part tract described
lot O. SO
Sz8 and sas Prospect avenue northwest-Roy II.
Pickford. trustee. TO Thomas someryile, lots 10 u
and parts lots . and q square 1906. SO
dis Lanier place northwest THE Lanierl-Samuel
Q. Redman ct w, to Lucy s. Bsggs lot Sal.
Lanier Heights, SO
Washington Highlsnds-chares G. Taylor TO Il.
LaIinia Gator, lots % and 81. block >. SO
Doran ct ux. 70 A. Perkins Myers. lot iss. square
70. So
Congress Heights Entension--wiuiam A. Red
mord. trustee. to Simon soiirs. lots ! and q,
square sl5s, 500.
Petworth-Capital Realty Company to Joseph Di
Blast, lot ss block 8 SO
Barry Farm-Fsnnie e s. Carter to Marie
Douglass. lot 86. square sBl. SO.
h street between Third and Fourth streets north
east-rerrence Mahoney ct ux. to Joanna O. simp-
con, west part original lot Q, square rs. SO.
Brishwood Psrk-J. Dixon Hospital ct to
Elmer II. sothoron. lot rs. block 10. SO.
Fifth street between and streets northwest
George C. Shoemaker ct ux. TO Percy II. Rus
sell, part original lot 81. square 456 SO
Tenth and NJ streets southesst-Dennis Mccarthy
to Louis and Emma Caplan, lot q. square S2. so
Hampton Park-Municpal Realty Company to
James E and Sarah v. Dews, lots II to %. square
SIS, Sl0
l4l3 W street northweSt-Alexandcr l.. Satter-
white to Henry 7. woodard. lot Z. square 22, SO
1856 Ninth street northwest-Allsn z Walker ct
ux. to Frank Scagnelh. part original lot 7. square
81. aa
ls2s Columbia read northwest--Laura Arthur ct
vir William to Grolamo Desio lot 90 Washing
ton Heights block 7. SO
Eleventh street between w street and Florida
avenue northwest; Tennessee avenue between o and
streets northeast-Mary O. and Agnes A. Saul
to g. Percy McGlue lots 70. II and Y. square M
lots s. to 60. square ioe2; $40.
Tennessee avenue northeast, between q and
stTeets-Saurs Addition-MAry c. Saul TO Agnes
A. Saul. lot II, square 32o; lots and 10, square
SIS; lot L. square 2sS; parcel s. over .. lots Sl6
81 and as, in Saul's Addition. and lot .. square
loS2, SO.
Saul's Addition and Decatur street between n.
Capital and First street northeast, in Tennessee
avenue northeast, between and d streets-Agnes
A. Saul to Msry @. Saul lot l. square Gsos; lot l,
square $50: lot 80. square "a; lot IL square 2s2S;
lot Is, square BIS; Sauls Addition, lots l2, III
and is. square s6e; lot "a, square lOs2, SO.
Eleventh street northwest between W street and
Florida avenue and Tennessee avenue northeast
between and ID streets-G. Percy McGus et
ux. to B. Francis Saul and Agnes A. Saul, lot
10 H. r. square 9o2 lots 6 to 90. square loe2. so.
Alley between o and P, North Capitol street
and First street northwest; alley between @ and h,
Sixth and Seventh streets northeast-Frank scas-
neni ct VI. to Allan Z. Walker lot g. square SIC
and lot los. square $50. SO.
Cuckholds Delight and EnclOsure-Arthur s. Hen
derson ct ux to Alice NJ GaTer. lot ) block I. $40.
West Bloomingdale-Emma NJ Crews TO George
@. Boarman. lot 2. block $40.
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BIRTH RECORD.
MHITE.

WHITE.
isador and Rebecca Young. boy.
Arthur A. and Margaret Z. seiber. girl.
John p. and Ruth b. simpson. boy.
Mary II. and Constance NJ. Richardson, boy.
William c. and Hazel Ruediger. boy.
William j. and Elsie O. Pullman, girl.
william and Elsie Mandes, boy.
George and Minnie Lewis girl
Walter G. and Pearl NJ. Jones. girl.
Abraham and Sarah Goldstein. girl.
Elmer Q. and Grace A. Gill. boy.
William and Marguerite Fitch. boy.
Louis and Rebecca Epstein. boy.
lgnatius and Catherine ]. Burch. boy.
Henry +. and Ellen =. Brett. boy.
Percy F. and Ethel Archer. girl
Harry Z. and Mas L. Armstrong. boy.
CoLoRED.
Carroll and Florence Stewart, boy.
Joseph A. and Hattie Bush. boy.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
Circuit Division, No. I,
Justice Gould.

Calvert, administrator VS.. Terminal
axicab Company; verdict for defendant;
atntin's attorneys, Cuttings & Chamber
4, and r. E. Mattingly; defendants at
Tneys, D. w. Baker and o. H. oster-
an
Someryille VS.. Mckinley ct al: Jury
spited; plaintiffs attorney, Charles ".
play; defendants attorney, D. W.
Donoghue. W. II. Manogue, ]. e.
adgett, A. A. Alexander and A. w.
Ielzer.
smoIik VS.. Traver; appearance of
addox and Galley for defendant with
avn: rule on defendant to employ new
unset within fifteen days.
Assignment for today:
h5-Burke VS.. Anacostia Il Potomac
lilway Co.: attorneys, Lambert, Yeat-
Bn-Barbour,
53-Morgan VS.. Capital Traction Co. !;
toTneys, Topper & Gusack-Hogan.
51-Dean VS.. Washington Gas Light
.; attorneys, Robinson-Berry & Minor.
6-Wedderburn VS.. Moses; attorneys,
es-Ellis & Donaldson.
Gs-Henderson VS.. Mann; attorneys,
IN. ir.-Sulliyan.
zl-Jewett vs. Moses ct al: ATTORNEYS.
trdiner, Hamby-McNeill.
21-BuTke. administrative VS.. District
Columbia; attorneys, MILAN. Smith,
irke-Syme
z5-Brosnan, jr., VS.. ZelI Motor Car Co, I;
borneys. Neale & England-Sheehy.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
FUNERALS

Funeral services for Mrs. Richard l.
Waliseh. who died In East HyattsviIle,
Md. Tuesday, at the home of her SON
ln-iaw. William B. kcGregor, will be
held tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock at
81. Mary's Catholic Church, Laurel, Ma.
Mrs Wsilach had lived in Maryland
since 1888. Her first husband was Fran
els Yates. Fenwick Her second, Rich
ard L Wallach. was a nephew Of Doug
las Wallach. She was daughter Of the
late DR.. Warwick Evans.
Funeral se>yices for Edward B. Thrift.
who died Tuesday at the home, ~ Sew
enth street northwest, VIII be held to-
day at 2:o O'Clock at the home of his
mother, sos Sixth street southwest In
terment will be In Arlington Cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Frances z.
Scott who died Monday, win be held
at the residence OF her daughter, Mrs.
NJ. II. Rubesam, So Third street north
west, this morning at 10 o'clock Inter
ment will be private.
Funeral services for Frank Graham,
who died Monday. will be held today at
3 O'Clock at the home Of his aunt, Mrs.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
Count the Diamonds.

Put yourself in line to secure that $500
first prize for the best solution OF The
Herald's diamond puzzle. This is an op-
portunity to earn some easy money that
is not presented very often. and. IL you
pass 1t up, you may never have another
such chance. Get busy now
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
Criminal Division No. 1,
Chief Justice CoYIngton.


United States VS.. Robert Johnson;
assault dangerous weapon; plea not
guilty withdrawn and plea guilty en-
tered; referred to probation officer;
attorney. w. p. Piumley.
United States VS.. Thomas Ware; as
sault dangerous weapon; sentenced to
pentitentiary for one year and six
months; attorney, ]. ]. OLeary.
United States VS.. Mack Dennis;
murder second degree; plea not guilty
withdrawn and plea guilty manslaugn-
ter entered; sentenced penitentiary
fifteen years attorneys D. W. Baker
and Frederick Stohlman.
United States VS.. Lizzie Brooks: rob-
berry; sentenced to penitentiary for
one year and ssx months; attorney,
Bertram Emerson, jr., and G. H. Nc
Neill.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Addie Jones.
United States vs. Henry Jackson.
United States VS.. Maggie Dixon.
United States VS.. Charles Williams.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13

The machines turned out by a large
typewriter mandatory are tested by
an automatic electrical machine which
does the work much faster than humsn
hands
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
Cfr~uf+ Division No. :.
Lusficr Sfnfford.

Wilson vs.. Boyd; plaintiffs ordered to
: undertaking as security for costs
thin five days. with leave to deposit
plaintiffs attorneys Rhodes &
omeiin; defendants attorneys. Louis
tenberg & A. L. Newmyer.
'erry VS.. Abrahams; dismissed for want
prosecution; defendants attorney, J..
Stein.
Disney vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
I'd Company; given to jury: plaintiffs s
0rney. Mark Stearman; defendants .
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13

Funeral services for Miss Erse MAY
krener win be held today at $40 O'Clock
at the residence OF the parents, I3z Third
street northwest. Requiem mass VIII be
Generated at the immaculate concep-
ton Church at 8 O'Clock. Intermeut viii
be In Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
Probate Division.
Justice MCCOY.

Estate Adolph N. Spence; will dated
October 13. 1915. filed.
Estate Margaret A. Dodson, will
dated May Is, 1918, filed.
In re Robert G. Timberlake; order
appointing Thomas A. Timberlake
guardian; bond, 800; attorney, Joseph
Solomon.
Estate Jean Lawson; order to trans
fer stock; attorneys, Maddox &
Galley.
Estate Margaret C. werIe; order ad-
mitting will to probate only: attorney,
John U. Gardiner.
Estate Hsrriette NJ. Terry; petition
for probate OF will and letters testa-
mentary filed; attorney, Sidney F.
Taliaferro.
Estate Edward L. Frank; will dated
February IL, 1916. and petition for
attorney. Irving Williamson.
Estate c. Annie Joseph; petition for
appointment of administrator filed;
attorneys, Sleman & Lerch.
Estate Mary L. Shields; petition for
probate of will filed.
Estate Basil B. Earnshaw; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Kae l. Earn
shaw and John B. Earnshaw; bond,
$4,000; attorney, C. W. Clagett
Estate James Martin; petition for
appointment of administrator filed;
attorney, F. J. Wissner.
Estate Annie E. Roche; petition for
appointment of administrator filed; at
torney, W. G. Dunno.
Estate August Niebel; will dated
January 5, 1916. and petition for pro-
bate hled; attorney. c. Clinton James.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13

Funeral services for Mira Mary s. WI
hite. who died Tuesday, VIII be held To-
cay at z;& O'Clock at the home Of ber
Capitol street
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13

The first steel pens were sold for about
40 cents each.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13

Chamberlain, 3os Eleventh street north
west then 10 Holy Comforter Church.
where requiem mass Will be celebrated
Burial will be In Mt olivet Cemetery.
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Equity Suits.


34245-Morris V. Avery VS.. Florence L
Avery; for absolute divorce; PLAINTIFF
attorney, E. B. Frey.
S424s-Pumphrey & Son VS.. william c.
Bonsal; creditors bill; plaintiffs attor-
neys, Alex Kilgour and George w. OF.
futt
34247-Capital Traction Employees Relief
Association VS.. Washington Loan and
Trust Co.; to substitute trustee: plain
uns attorneys, Barnard & Johnson
3424s-Julia T. Gray VS.. Hugh NJ Gray
ct al; for partition; plaintiffs attorney,
A. w. Gray
S424s-Lilliam C. Daw ct al vs. Frank 7,
Rawlings Co., Inc. ct al; for accounting
and receiver; plaintiffs attorneys,
Lecfde, Cox Kratz and Joseph T.
Sherier.
s425o-Henrietta M. Halliday VS.. Angus
Ia M. Robinson ct al; to quit title; plain
tins attorneys, Joseph C. Sheehy and NJ
A. Kaufman.
S425l-Josephine p. Holstein, admins.
tratrix. VS.. Elizabeth II. Buckingham e,
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
District Division.
Imxrlrp skddnww

In re alley in square S114; hearing con-
tinued to May 1.
In re alley in square 1CSS; hearing con-
tfnued to May l..
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REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs.

al; to construe will; plaintiffs attorneys
Hoehling, Peelle g. ogiiby.
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lawsuits.

59oS5-Josephine Guiffre VS.. Capital
Traction Co.; damages $4,000; PLAINTIFF s
attorney. ]. A. Moriarty
5SoSe-Michael ]. Colbert, executor of
Ellen Collins, deceased, VS.. William J..
Collins; account $3.50; plaintiffs at
torney, NJ J. Colbert.
5eo37-Edward F. Davis VS.. r. B. Moor
man; judgment, NJ. c., s7L4S; PLAINTIFF s
attorney, P. B. Cromelin.
5s0Ss-Edward F. Davis VS.. H. ".
Bouic; Judgment M. c., s1s6; plaintiffs
attorney. P. B. Cromelin.
59039-Fred B. Rhodes VS.. Samuel Rod 4;
Judgment NJ. C., $50; PLAINTIFFS attorney,
p B. Cromelin.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
Bankruptcy Division.

In re George w. Coldenstroth; dis
charge ordered.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13

Read Dan sayles' Want Ad. Talk next
Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13

GRANT SIX
EDELEN BRO. MoToE CO.
W. ]. McLsan, AsnAsu.
lsl2 18th st Phone N. n
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13

JEFFERY-
HURLEY & EARLY, INC.
100 Connecticut ave.
Phone n. 55s4.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1916-02-12

Often In our exchanges we find &C.
counts of remarkable dogs that have
been town characters in their day.
and whom everybody misses after
they have gone. but seldom do we re-
ceive notice of q cat that has at
tanned the popularity of "Old Nose" "
who died recently in Fair Haven.
N. Y. The Register Of that town
prints tEe following eulogy:
"Old Nose was only yellow cat.
Old age had crept slowly upon him,
yet he was still remarkable animal.
and the remembrance of his traits
Of character will ever be fresh In the
memory OF the whole town. Never was
there public supper an entertain
ment or gathering Of any kind that
old Nose was not present. 1t mat
tered not where or when II was held.
he would find his way into 1t seeming
ly by some unknown but powerful in
stinct. He was faithful attendant at
the Sunday services In the Methodist
Episcopal church. very seldom missing
> service. Nose had host OF friends.
and he was monarch of all he surveyed
In the store where he belonged. Many
have been the friendly calls he has
made at the Register Office, and as
many have been the dainties set be-
fore him at each visit. We shall miss
him. though only a cat he was; we
shall remember him as among the
most faithful of our friends; and his
animal intelligence will always be a
bright memory in our life. lie pos
sessed a nature that might well be
patterned by many a human being.
He was kind. innocent, intelligent and
o friend to all"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1916-02-12

Mrs. Charles Newman was taken tc
the hospital at Marquette Monday to
undergo IN operation.
Alfred Kemp left Wednesday for .
few days visit in Hancock.
Oscar Won Zellsn left Tuesday for
IshpefhinR Oh business.
Erick E. Erickson and: Joseph Elm
blad this week purchased heavy draft
tsams from copper country dealers.
Isaac DeCormie on Monday pur-
chased heavy draft horse from d. p.
Menard Of L'Anse. which hsl will use
in developing his farm.
August Gilman was . L'Anse visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. William Dugay left yesterday
for Marquette to undergo an operation.
J. Rex DeHaas left yesterday for a
few days visit in Marquette.
Matt Hansen, of L'Anse, was a bus
mess visitor here Monday.
N. M. DeHaas received a pure reg
istered Holstein bull from Longyear's
Emblagaard farm in Marquette county,
last Saturday. The animal is months
old and weighs 800 pounds.
The Ladies' Home Club met Febru-
ary Bird at the home of Mrs. Leander
Londberg. Luncheon was served and
all had an enjoyable time.
Leander Londberg left Thursday fol
a few days visit in Houghton.
Harry Lundberg was L'Anse caller
Thursday.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1916-02-12
Items Of Local Interest.

Hiss Dorothy Gingras, Of Ishpeming,
was week end guest Of the Misses
Grace and Jean Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Levitsn left last
Saturday for Chicago, where Mr.. Lew
itan will purchase a large line Of spring
goods.
DIR. w. A. Won Zellen was . Mar
quette visitor Sunday. ~.
Prosecuting Attorney Hubert A.
Brennan was legal visitor In Hough-
ton Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Duquette, Of Pelkie.
arrived last Saturday and is guest Of
Mrs. Frank Collins.
Frank Prince, of Houghton, was a
guest Sunday of Miss Ida Collins.
William Biskie returned Tuesday
from Milwaukee, where he has been
employed the past two weeks.
Mrs. L. G. Rappe and daughter,
Dorothy. left Thursday for few days
visit in Hancock with Mrs. w. kim.
mel, Mrs. Rappe's sister.
The L'Anse Garage has sold four IL
cars for spring delivery. Emery
Welsh gets an Overland car, Fred w.
Hebard and Oliver Morris get Willys.
Knight touring cars and DR.. Marshall
. Willys-Knight roadster.
Attorney Joseph j. O'Connor was a
legal visitor in Marquette Thursday.
Emil Hemmemeister returned last
Saturday from Milwaukee. being called
by his family. who reside on home
stead on the Burnt Plains.
The members of the Epworth League
enjoyed skating party on the bay
Monday. Following the skating, lunch
con was enjoyed at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Jackson.
Mrs. John Holiday was here last
Friday in attendance at funeral of
the late Mrs. Jonathan Blaker.
Mrs. Russ ell McCarty and child re
turned Thursday from visit IN Green
land.
A party Of young people enjoyed a
sieighride Thursday evening and were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Elfmsn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Edwards were
visitors in Barsga Thursday.
Mrs. Tim Driscoll, Of Houghton, vis-
tied her sister, Mrs. Peter Demgen,
yesterday.
Louis Menard was a Baraga caller
yesterday.
Sheriff Pennock and Miss Mamie
Goltsch were in Arnheim Thursday and
returned with the eight children Of
Chris Jacobson. who committed suicide
lsst week. They will be taken to the
state public school at Coldwater.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1916-02-12
Mrs- Louis Rob.llard y seriously III
with grippe pneumonia.


Mr.. and Mrs. Edward DesLaurie left
Wednesday for DePsre. Wis.,. being
called there by the desth Of . arslativs.
DR.. +. r. Marshall. B. P. Allen. Har-
ry Sands and Ernest D'Aoust attended
the hockey game at Houghton Tuesdsy
evening.
John A. Hickey left Monday on .
business trip to Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04

SOUTHERN exposure rooms with board
4l0 IVES, Grace Street
WILL hoard one OF t@" couples Halt
:, BLOCK Ginier PARK car AL couyen!ences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04

rooms. Win or ,,ithou, boar.
20t East Franklin Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04

FIRST floor, I rooms. furnishes. housckccp-
ins. modern convenience s.ls Hanover
Avenue Boulevard i5tS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04

FOR icn,, furnished room in as;. no,
End cold water electric lights. bath,
phone ia West Main stree:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04

HANDSOMELY furnished. large frout ROOM,
ta-Rnt jan. :. VITA buarG -, Eas; ':-1c".
VERY desirable large from, room South
Third Street. Randolph SSsn-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
Manic AND INITIALS

of all kinds put towels. rtpi,ins. coats.
lin. n.. "i, The only machine IN Richmond
OF III kind. Great ad,antaE" I" hotel and
res aurnnts with name on ~ linen, cost
L, snail The Model Laundry. Madison So.
III North Twenty nth street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04

WANTED. OF first floor rooms uuftIr-
nishcd within blocks ~ Nor,hsiIs store.
Highland rarN II ~. .arc Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
ANIMALS FOR SALE.

DO ~ Dun puppies: /! ma.cs. cAtr.-rood
~'"Ih, snort scrcwtails they arc beauties
1"h - seen at 1907 Perry Street, South Hi,h.
m"nd "
'''.i.tf. puis for sal", eligible. Ia r.Et,,r,
',n' a!>n ttos'"n bun pup. T.. ~ Miller
- :: - 80, s. Seven Fines car line, S,",
inpNpCt;H BEED French pOndle p,l.
vi S"rth p.Ni. Avenue
h,.f-N ~ months "!,! setter pup. hunted SOME
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FOR sALE-siisceiianeous

FOR .slc. tableware. GorhAm sterling III
Ncr. Fontaino hlcau and Chantiiiy patterns
Bnrsatn, Phone boulevard 1875
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ONE or large light cool furnished rooms
housekeeping; private home. Third street
near Main Rent moderate rhoro Ram
dolph iiii-W.
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&c" no"ta"ie ia NillaS" HON" hank OF
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