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Wheeler DELL, BROOKLYN MA.
TiONAlS:

TIoNAlS:
81 became a pitcher by accident nine
years ago when | was playing first
base on an amateur team in Butte,
Mont. One day the team was short
OF pitchers and I was sent to the slab
as m emergency pitcher. had a lot
OF luck and manged to put over n win.
ner. Since then | have devoted all
my time to pitching.
most fellows who are pitchers in
the minor leagues started their base.
ball careers playing other positions
but they usually spend their spare
time around with pitchers during prac.
tice and in developing pitching abb.
ity."
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Returned From Trip

Attorney and Mrs. Tusca Morris
and son. Robert. returned Saturday
from an automobile trip Of two weeks
which included a visit 10 the Alleg-
heny Sportsmen's club at Minnehaha
Springs, Hot Springs and Natural
Bridge, Va, and Gettysburg. Pa. The
trip was made via the Lincoln High
way from Gettysburg to Pittsburgh.
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Returned From Motor Tsrip

Mr.. II. l.. Heintzelman and daugh.
tors. Misses Ruth, Ethel ana Grace,
and son. Harry, returned Saturday
evening from a motor trip of several
weeks which included n visit to Cap
on Sphings. W. va, ana Woodmont.
Md. DR.. and Mrs. S. b. Heintzelman,
OF New York, are guests at the Heint.
zelman home on Benoni avenue.
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Baseball in Nutshell
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

st. Louis Q, Pittsburgh s, eleven In.
nings; Pittsburgh Q. St. Louis 3, five
innings; Cincinnati 4, Chicago 3, elev.
en- innings. Other clubs moi scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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Family Reunion.

The sixth annual reunion of the TIE.
trick family will be held at Sturms
school house near Viropa, Harrison
county, on August 20. Short talks and
social diversions will be the order of
the day and all the members and
friends of the family are invited to be
present,
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NC OF THE CLUBS.

Ioday's Schedule.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
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On Saturday night at the Baptist
parsonage Rev. W. J. Eddy united In
marriage Miss rattle Tenant. Of Nc.
'Curdysville, and Mr.. Joseph Hines, of
Grant Town. On Thursday night Rev.
Eddy united In marriage Nh. Piene
S%trosnider, OF BlacksvilIe, and Miss
Cassie Lewis, Of Hundred.
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Honored Visitors.

Mrs. Howard W. Showalter was
hostess on Saturday evening at Pea
cock Farms at a prettily appointed din.
ner party, honoring Misses Louise
Jongers. OF New York, and Miss Kath.
crime Mott, OF Pittsburgh, who are
guests OF Miss Edith Hartman. Gov.
ers were laid for twenty-five. Miss
Hartman will entertain with a dance
honorIng her guests on Tuesday even.
Ing OF this week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hartman,
on Benoni avenue. The Misses Mott
and Jongers are school mates OF Miss
Hartman, all Of the young ladies' hav.
ing attended st. Mar!'s school at Gar
den City, L. !.
Donham.HiiI.
The marriage Of Mr.. Fay Donham, Of
the East Side. and Miss Fern Hill, OF
near Pennington, was solemnized on
Sunday morning at the Baptist par.
sonage at Warrington, Rev. Mr.. Jen-
nings, pastor of that church, perform
ing the ceremony. The bride was be.
comingly gowned in a coat suit Of blue.
Miss Edna Hill, a sister OF the bride.
and Miss Mildred and George Don
ham, sister and brother OF the groom,
We're present at the wedding. Follow
ing the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Don
ham left for a wedding journey which
will include a visit TO Pittsburgh and
the Great lakes. The bride Is a daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hill.
She is a graduate OF the Morgan class
of the Fairmont High school.
Mr.. Donham Is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Maple Donham. OF this city, and holds
q position as b%ookkeeper with the
Fairmont Trust Company. They will
reside In this city upon their return
from their wedding journey.
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Red Cross TO Meet.


A meeting OF the local Red Cross
chapter has beon called by the presi.
dent, Mrs. Duncan Sinclair, to be held
on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the Episcopal Parish uouse. This
will be a business meeting and it is
urged that oil the members will be
present. AT this meeting work for the
chapter will be planned and commit
tees appointed to look after details
of the work. 1t is desired that every
one interested be present at this meet
ing and the alen of the city who are
interested in the movement are urged
to be present also. It Is the desire of
the local organization that Fairmont
may have the largest and most ac-
tive chapter in the state and to this
end 1t is urged that the public show
their interest by attending the meet.
ing on Thursday.
At voelker Camp.
The following guests were delight
fully entertained on yesterday at the
tVoelker camp on the Tygart's Valley
river:
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Thomas, Miss
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Must ket Even Somehow.

"a man dst's too good nntured," said
Uncle Eben, NEARLY always has to I'M
pose on somebody to make up for de
way he gifts imposed on hlsself."
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Wiegel have
as their guests at their home on Ben.
oni avenue. Mrs. Thomas n. Lord
and daughter, Miss Marguerite, OF
Los Angeles. California. Mrs. Lord
Is an aunt OF Mrs. Wiegel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Morgan who
are occupying the Log on the Valley
river, entertained a number Of friends
Saturday evening with supper and a
dance.
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HopEwsLL DEFEATS OAK VIEW.

Hopewell badly defeated Oak Views
baseball team yesterday at Hopewell
by the score OF "a to 4. Batteries for
Hopewell we're Reed, Morrison and
McDougal. Oak View had HAWKING
Criss and Males.
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Today's Schedule.
Philadelphia TT Now York.
Washington at Boston.
Detroit at Cleveland.
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Perfect Health Is
EveryWoman's Birthright

Parkersburg, West Va.-rI have had
benefit from 'Favorite Prescription I
had trouble with my back and limbs.
The pains were constant, especially in
my back. I saw 'Favorite Prescription
advertised and I used one bottle. I
gained and felt easier and better every
way."-MRs. LIMA AscoNE, 642H 9th
St., Parkersburg, West Va.
Richmond, Va.-NI have given birth
TO eight children, and as a precaution
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the guest OF her aunt. Miss Florence
Colborn. on CASTOR avenue.
Mrs. W. w. Scott has returned to
Washington, .. c.. after a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Rice,
on the East Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude A. Vincent and
daughter, Irene, have returned from q
visit ut Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Fleming and
children left Saturday on a motoring
trip including e visit at Brownsville,
Pa.
Dave Holt. OF the Mountain City
Drug Company, left today for q vaca.
tion trip which will include a visit to
Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ensel ]. Hawkins have
returned from Columbus, Ohio, where
they had spent the past two months,
Mr.. Hawkins attended school at the
Ohio State university during their
stay there. They will reside at S34
Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brobst and chill.
dren have rturned from a motoring
trip to Pittsburgh where they were
guests for a few Gays of a1r. and Mrs.
Arthur Br0bst.
Miss Leila Ware. of Grafton, spent
Sunday here as the guest OF Miss
Minnie Compston at her home on
East Park avenue.
Miss Blanche Price left yesterday
for Akron, Ohio, where she will visit
relatives.
Mrs. Harvey Shain and daughter,
Miss Lucille, have returned from a
visit OF two weeks at Washington, D.
C. Mr.. Shain has returned from Web
ster Springs. Miss Eloise Shain, who
accompanied him to the Springs, is
now visiting relatives near Clarks.
burg.
Mrs. Lucy Phelps and daughter.
Mrs. d. p. Kennedy, and the lntter's
little daughter, OF Parkcrsburg, are
guests of Mrs. Addie Phelps in this
city.
The Misses Nina Martin and Meta
Shinn OF Shinnston. who had been
the guests for several days of the
Misses Ella and Blanche Phelps, in
this city, returned yesterday 10 their
homes.
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Ban Johnson has put the bee on
band concerts in American league
parks but he'll never suppress pen.
nant marches. quicksteps and base
solos.
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COUNTY FIGHT ON
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Many Towns Claim Cham
pionship Which is Yet
to Be Decided.

The Monongah Glass house team
challenges any team in the city or In
the county for a game TO be played to
decide the county championship. The
Monongah Glass boys figure that they
have as much claim to the champion
ship as any other team In the county
and any manager who differs with
Them should get in communication
with 1907 Parks avenue and arrange
for a game with the manager.
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to guard against
many of the I'M
pleasant features
andIthc many dis
comforts, I took
it all through my
delicate state with
four Of my child
rcn, and could not
had an easier
o comforta-
BILE time. For q
catarrhal condition
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,

Detroit 8, Chicago 4; Cleveland 4.
st. Louis 3. Other clubs not scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
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BELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves il. 25cat all druggists.
SPECIAL NOTICES
MARION COUNTY, W. VA. UNION
DISTRICT ESTIMATE.

At q regular meeting of the B. of E.
Of Union district August s. 1916, at
which all members were present the
following estimate was made.
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE.
Qaralpfe
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SPECIAL NOTICES


Amount to be raised by levy. s7,2lo.s1
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE.
Receipts.
Amt. due from sheriff ......$ 653.7l
descriptions .............. 1900
Due from gen. school fund sss.s4
Total .sl,ss2.55
Current accounts due ....... $1,000
Deltnquents .............. 1890
Exonerations .............. 10000
Sheriffs Commission ........ $4,000
Is No. l teachers .......... 6,300.00
2k No. 2 teachers ......... $500
2 No. 3 teachers ........... 10000
Total .ss,5s2.oo
Amount to be raised by levy.S6.999.45
1t appearing to the B. Of E. hiatt the to-
tai vauation of all taxable property
in the district according to the last as
sesssment is s2,413,603.4S being real
estate to the value of $711,000, person
al $312.140 and public service corpora
tons S1,390,463.4S and 1t appearing
from the foregoing estimates, that II
is necessary to raise by levy for
building purposes $7,240.s1 andEs6,9g9.-
10 for teachers purposes, therefore It
Is determined that a levy ofS30 cents
on the hundred dollars valuation for
building and 20 cents for teachers
will be necessary.
C. W. STANsBERRY, Sec,
B. of E. Union district Marion co.
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Manager Kendall, of the Mining Ma.
chine Company's team, arranged with
the manager OF the Grafton team that
played here Saturday, to play the Graf.
ton team down here next Saturday.
The Mining Machine boys aave been
wanting to play the Grafton boys for a
long time and they feel confident Of
defeating them. Most likely the Min.
ing Machine team will have Trader,
the Monongah star, or Lyall from Man.
nington, to do the twirling for them.
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The Warrington Independents and
the Grant Town team failed to play
Saturday for some unknown cause.
II the game had been played and tho
Warrington team had won 1t would
have gone a long ways towards decid.
ing the county championship. The
Warrington boys feel sure that they
have a team that should be given a
look in on that subject and they would
like to hear from some OF the local
teams about games.
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Amount to be raised by levy.S7,2l0.81
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE.
Receipts.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-21
Rediplete Flouncings

The latest novelty, splendidly
finished patterns on fine swiss,
fastened on waist band, either
single or double flounce; may
be had in white, blue or pink.
Just dress pattern in a piece;
priced at ..... $685. and $1,000
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-21

Ii Interested in talking machines,
see Woolsons announcement else
where in this issue.
Mrs. S. Stultz returned TO her home
in Columbus Monday, after a visit
with Mrs. Nathan Miller
Walter S. Anderson, city engineer,
returned Monday from a weekend
visit in West Salem.
John Lewis OF Fredericktown was
a business visitor in the city on Mon
day.
See me about that paint you are go
ing to buy Strictly first class. Costs
less money. S. Cramer, COS W. Vine.
Jesse Hagan of Okmulgee, Okla, is
spending several days here on busi-
ness.
w. b. wilkinson of Newark, for
merly of this city, spent the week
end with friends here.
The Poppleton Grocery Co. is able
and willing supply the best goods
and the best service Give them a
trial. % East Gambler street, both
phones n.
Earl Minard returned Monday af-
ternoon to Cleveland after a visit
with relatives in the city.
T""There will be an entertainment
at the Bedell school house on We'd
nesday evening, March %, at eight
o'clock.
Plant sweet peas now, if you want
blossoms this summer. Beautiful mix
ed varieties at ounces for DC at
Woolson's store.
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DEMOCRACY

Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Simmons, Jr,
spent Saturday at Mt Vernon.
j. G. Fowler moved on the farm he
bought of G. X Dowds, Friday March
H.
Howard Sherrer moved on the old
Simmons farm last Friday. He
bought the same from ]. G.. Fowler.
Master Paul Davis has been very
sick for ten days with lung fever but
he Is better at this time.
Miss Pearl Parish is quite sick at
present.
Robert Armstrong was taken to the
Ohio state sanatorium at Mt. Vernon
Tuesday to receive treatment for tu-
berculosis.
Miss Ruby Simmons has been sick
the past week, but is better at this
time.
The play that was given in the /.
0. O. f. hall at Democracy Friday
night by the North Liberty troupe
was we'll received by an appreciative
audience.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-21
COMMUNICATION
TWAS A DIFFERENT BAKER

Eaton, Colo, March 10.
Editor Banner:
Two of the old-time friends of Mt.
Vernon have sent me copies of the
Banner containing the story with the
caption How the Secretary of War
did not offer prayer in Mt. Vernon
Church" | have received enough
amusement from the article to make
it worth while to write this note. The
incident about the prayer which was
offered by little Baker" as we used
to call him, had not been recalled for
many years. That part of the article
was true to the facts.
But the new secretary of war is not
the man who visited me and was call.
ed on to offer prayer, which was not
offered because of the promptness of
the other Baker. | have never had
the pleasure of meeting Mr.. N. d.
Baker, former mayor Of Cleveland.
Mr. E. II. Baker, general manager of
the Plain Dealer for many years, is
the gentleman who visited us in Mt.
Vernon, and who was called on to Of
fer prayer. He was my Sunday school
superintendent at Willoughby, where
| was before coming to the Congrega.
tional church of Mt. Vernon, and his
son was my companion on the trip
abroad.
If you think 1t worth while to cor
rect the "mix-up" of Bakers, you may
make use of this, and please accept
my thanks for the enjoyment have
received from the revived memory Of
the promptness of "little Baker"
Business men are not always so
prompt to respond to the call of their
pastor!
Sincerely yours,
8. C. DICKINSON.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-21
Sold by the htrIH-

Sold by the Sheriff
Saturday afternoon Sheriff Wooli
son sold two Tracts of land. The first
was in the case of Elmer A. Hall vs.
Lille Wilson, residence property at
the corner of OAK and Rogers street
1t was appraised at $1,S00 and was
bid in by Mrs. Anna Nixon for $1,000
The other SALE was in the case OF
the Knox Savings and Loan Associa
tion VS. William f. Sapp and others
1t was appraised at $5,315.50, and was
sold to John Cooper for $4,100.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-21
r. w. PITKIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White of Mt.
Vernon are the guests of friends in
the city.-Delaware Herald.
Mrs. Thomas Davis Of Bladensbure
entered the Mt. Vernon hospital Mon
day for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cletus N. Allerding of
Mansfield spent Sunday in the city
with relatives.
Martin Whitman returned Monday
to his work in Pleasantville after
spending the weekend in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Green of Cleve-
land are spending several days here
on business.
j. II. Shellenbarger of Quarry street
was business visitor in Columbus on
Monday.
Miss Louise Cooper OF East Gam
bier street is spending IA week in
Cleveland, the guest of Miss Margaret
Jeavons.
Miss Edith Cowles of the faculty OF
Mt. Vernon high school spent Satur,
day and Sunday in Columbus with her
parents.
Miss Mary Mossholder of Mt. Yer.
non arrived here yesterday to visit
for several weeks with relatives and
friends. ds.-Mansfield News.
Record price for butter fat. See
the Licking Creamery Company's ad.
in this issue.
Mrs. s. A. Collins returned Monday
to Gambler after a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. George Mochwart of South Yer.
non.
Mrs. Amanda Butler OF Columbus,
who has been the guest of Mrs.
George Hess and Mrs. Meigs Payne,
went TO Danville Monday to visit with
her sister.
Mrs. Reuben Leatherow OF West
Vine street went to Howard Monday,
where she will spend several days
with her sister, Mrs. John White. She
will then go to Killbuck for a visit.
Mrs. Alexander Shuman returned
Monday to her home in Loudonville
after visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Stanley Hess, patient at the Mt.
Vernon hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Richert and
daughter, Bernice, and Jacob Ross OF
Danville spent the weekend in the
city, the guests of Mr., and Mrs. Rob
ert N. Hess of West High street.
Record price for butter fat. See
the Licking Creamery Companys ad.
in this issue.
Master Mechanic l.. s. Klnnalrd
and son, Wayne, of Logansport, Ind,
attended the basketball tournament
at Delaware and spent the weekend
in this city, the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
N. II. Eastman and other old friends.
Il. c. Fry of North Sandusky street.
who has been confined i'm the Altman
hospital, Canton, for about a month
following an operation, returned
home Sunday. Mr.. Fry's health is
greatly improved, but he will not be
able to enter on active work for some
little time
Mrs. o, II. Barnes of Brink Haven
is the guest of Mrs. Simon Mowery.
Oak street. Mrs. Barnes has been "A
patient in Columbus hospital. Her
husband went to Columbus Saturday
and accompanied her back to Mt. Yer
non. lie returned home Monday
morning
Frank Place returned Sunday to
Newark after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. George f. Owens and Philip
Hsele Mrs. Place will remain here
! for week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-21
SHORT LOCALS
Eggs, zoe; butter, 32c.

Eggs, zoe; butter, 32c.
For bruises use Hanford's Balsam.
oren Poppleton of North Gay street
spent Monday in Columbus.
Alfred Mill was a business visitor
IN Columbus on Monday.
City Manager Ray s. Blinn of Wes-
terviIle spent the weekend here.
Thomas Van Voorhis, south of the
city, spent Monday in Mt. Liberty.
Joseph Creveling is spending the
dGy In Columbus on business.
Marguerite Snow at the Lyric to-
Merrow in Rosemary"
Mrs. X. Trout north of the city,
spent Monday in Gambler.
Bulk garden seeds at Woolson's
store.
III. C. Bostwick went to Newark
Monday on business trip
Mrs Daniel Nichols and Mrs. Mar
saree Holtz spent Monday in Utica.
L. G. Penn went to Youngstown
Monday on business.
Paul M. Ashbaugh was in Columbus
MOnday on legal business
Hugo Peterson is spending the dag
IN Columbus on business.
Alfred Shut of Newark spent Sun.
aaS with his parents in the city.
Dr. ]. M. Pumphrey was in Bladens-
burg Sunday on professional business.
eAias Mae Mitchell of Lock ia the
smesa OF relatives in the city.
g. @. Taggart of West Vine street
epsmt Monday in Howard.
Mrs s. S. Shihiette of Oak street
u spcading a few days with relatives
Ia Columbus.
Judge Lewis b. Houck went to Can
tea Monday to hold the court OF ap-
psals.
For weak joints apply Hanford's
Balsom thoroughly and well rubbed
Ia
Mrs. Fay Bucher went to Akron on
Monday. where she will join her hus.
band and reside.
oTiO Bucher returned Monday to
his work in Akron after spending the
veekend with relatives In the city.
Applications for 1916 automobile
tags may be obtained at the Banner
Onice free OF charge.
Mrs. +. B, Alberts OF North Sandus,
RJ street il spending the day In Co
lumbus.
John Koch Of New Waterford spent
Sunday with Miss Mary Mochwart of
South Vernon.
mrs. III. Gunter of East Hamtramck
2AAEoOt departed Monday for Wells.
burg. w. Va, where she will visit
with relatives for several weeks.
Sheriff's sale of the McClelland
homestead, Monroe township. satur-
cay. April 1, at court house. 3ld&s
Record price for butter fat See
me Licking Creamery Company's ad
IN this Issue.
Thomas and Dwight Porterfeld OF
bladensburg We're visitors in the city
on Sunday
For inilamed sore eyes apply Han
b0rd's Balsam lightly to the closed
lids. 1t should relieve in five minutes.
Judge Frank o. Levering, Masonic
sectnrer of the Eighteenth district of
Ohio, went to Columbus Monday af-
ternooh. From there he will go to
West Lafayette to inspect Masonic
lodge.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-21

In the estate of Katherine Kanaga,
the probate court has appointed John
Kanaga administrator. The appoint
ment has been accepted and bond in
the sum of $4,000 in surety company
has been filed. The appraisers of the
estate are John Cook, John Irvine
and w. b. Herendeen The admins
traitor has filed a petition to sell real
estate.
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To Complete Contract

To Complete Contract
d. A. Warner, administrator of the
estate of ID. b. Elliott, VS.. Belle Clut-
ter and others, is the title of petition
filed in the probate court in which au-
thority is asked for the completion of
contract for the sale of real estate.
Two tracts Of land are involved-one
of 74.4l acres and the other of 1913
acres. The petition recites that ON
Dec, Z, 1915, d. b. Elliott entered In
to written contract with Chauncey
h. Debolt for the sale of the land for
consideration of $14,0S0, and at the
time of the execution of the contract
500 was paid by Debolt to Elliott,
and that the balance Of the purchase
price was to be paid upon the execu-
tion of deed for the land. The
death of Elliott interviewed and pre-
vented the carrying out of the agree
ment.
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Of Charge Of Living In State
Of Adultery
Fined SIS And Sent To Jail
For Three Months

Before Judge Blair in common
pleas court Monday morning, Charles
Atherton, indicted on charge of
living in state of adultery with his
step-daughter, entered plea of gull
ty. A fine of S25 and the costs of
prosecution was imposed upon him,
and he was sentenced to serve term
of three months in the county jail.
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Licensed to We'd

Licensed to We'd
William Balcom, Monroe township,
and Emma l.. Hall, Gambler, Rev, ].
A. Long.
Earnest Clifton Haire and Ethel
Edna Marshall, both of Brown town
ship Rev. o. b. Ford.