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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-11
LEGAL NOTICE.
VIRGINIA.: m THE CLERKS OFFICE
or THE CIRCUIT COURT OF cHEs-

Lynn RI wsbster. PLAINTIFF
Edmonia Heath. if living. ana II dead,
her personal representatives. heirs.
distributes. devisees, legatees, her
and their assigns and legal repre-
sentatives, whose names are I'M
known. under the general description
Of parties unknown..... Defendants
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is to quiet
and remove all clouds from the title to
a certain tract Of land containing about
one-haif t37eH) acres in Glover Hill
district. Chesterfield county. Va. stand
Ing in thu mama of Lynn r. Webster,
having been devised to him by John p.
Webster, and to judtctafiy declare said
land tree from all claims OF whatsoever
kind Of the Above-named defendants.
and especially all claims arising out Of
the sale Of said land to Edward p
Webster by B. w. Finney. as special
commissioner, and as agent for said
Edmonia Heath In 1857. and said land
having been conveyed to said John p.
Webster and Oscar T. Webster, his
brother. by deed from william l. Clop-
ton. special commissioner in the suit
OL AOEA0hts BtEsyz ~. AtShtA, at dty bt
deed dated November 5, 1859, and re-
corded In the clerks once of the above
named court In deed book 81. page 52e.
An andavit having been made that
the defendant. Edmonia Heath. " liv-
ing. IL q nonresident OF the state OF
Virginia, and II she be dead, the names
and residences Of her personal repre-
sentatives, heirs. distributes, devisees,
legatees, her and their assigns and
legal representatives. who may be in
terested In the subject matter of this
suit. are unknown. ana II appearing
that such unknown persons have been
made parties to this suit under the
general description Of parties un-
known. II 10 ordered that the said non
resident and unknown defendants do
appear within fifteen days AFTER due
pu blica ton OF this order once a week
for four successive weeks. in The
Richmond virginian. newspaper pub
lished In Richmond. Va. and do what
lis necessary to defend their interests
In this suit.
A copy--Teste:
PHILIP V. coGBILIA Clerk.
r. ". Darlington, I. c.
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Court News
Collected ~ the Daily Record.
BARGAIN AND SALE.
O,anlt,xrx. Court.

Davis Land Co., Inc. to L. Wilson
Phillips, Jr.. ct ux..~ No. All Belmont
avenue. being 10 2-3 by@122 feet east
line Belmont avenue. 21s feet inch
north OF Stuart avenue: tax. $3.50.
$40.
Jessie s. Duke to Adjustment and
Realty Corp. Nos. ISIS, 1915 1-2 and
3s17 Williamsburg avenue. being 5
feet by 6S feet west line Williamsburg
avenue; tax, 1870; $40.
r. II. Stoltz ct ux to Rosa Bern
stein. No. 1900 West Leigh street, be-
ing 10 feet 1 IL inches by 112 feet
north line Leigh street. at west line
Harrison; tax, -: $40.
Rosa Bernstein ct vir. to r.. n.
Stoltz, No. 1926 East Marshall street,
being IA feet Ia inch by 50 feet fir-
regular lines) north line Marshall
street. at west line Nineteenth street,
tax. 81; $40.
O. J. Davis ct ux. to T. p. Howle
and NJ. l.. Anderson, Nos 1525-1527
WiHdcr street, being sox1os feet south
line Winder street, 80 feet west of
Eggleston street: tax, $40: $40.
Lnnie c. Dingman to l.. H. Good
man. lots as to ~, inclusive, Brook
land Terrace: $3.50.
A. w. Patterson and Virginia Trust
Co, executors, to William A. Green,
No. 519 East Main street, being Is
feet Ia inches by 20 Ia feet south
line Main street. IS feet west of Sixth
street: tax, SIS: $40.
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Guard KtIlcd By Train.

Lynchburs. Va, June 10.--Craft
Pullman, ! guard Of the Six Mile
bridge. six miIes east OF here. on the
Norfolk and Western railway. was In
stantly killed by 4 train while on
duty recently He n survived by his
wife and several children. who re-
side near tho scene OF the accident.
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l. r. W. MARYE.
Special ommissioner.
JOHN r. WICKER, Jr.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
SCHEDULES


Trains Leave Richmond g.
station Schedule aGurss not guaran-
sesd For the South-Daiiy: $50 A. n,
local. 1880 A. NJ. express: 9 p. NJ.
express: 1913 p. NJ, express: Sleep
Buffalo Junction-week days.
York River Lins--7:3k A. II ana AIS
p. n. daily local to west Point. SIC
p. II. daily except Sunday. steamer
traln connection for Baltimore.
Trains Arrive chmcnd.-From the
South; f:eE A. n. and e:1t A n. l1:3y
Y. r.. 1:SS r. u. daily: S:Ae - y. sx-
cent sunday. From west polAt e:Ae
4. n. ana e;1S p. n. daily. Stsaner
train s:AE A. n. daily except Monday.
ORice oe7 = A1afn ~ Phone HAD.
boA 1S&
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STATE WEDDINGS


Winchester. Va, June 10.--Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Pine have issued invfta =
tons for the marriage of their dau0l4-
ter. Miss Grace Byrd Pine, to James
Worth Holt, which Is to be solons~
nized at the home of the brides par
ents on the evening of June 16.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-11

Newport News. Va, June 1o.-Johp
I. Whey yesterday afternoon was
elected president of the Rotary club
at a directors meeting. held In the
Offices OF the Chamber of Commerce.
Mr.. Whey Is an active member OF
the Rotary club, the chamber OF COM
rnerce and the Navy league Ahe
sMnrsxitxs Mnss chosen. gxtes. president.
DR.. E. j. Applewhite, secretary and
Thomas R. Belch, treasurer.
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BY G. L. d n. L. DEyOON.
Real Estate AuctioneerS
Bankrupt Sale Of the Very
Desirable Property
No. 2220 Beverly Street

! In pursuance of an order entered
in the District Court Of the United
| States for the Eastern District OF
Virginia, on the 24th day Of May,
1917. in the matter of George L. Will
liams bankrupt. We will sell at pub
lie auction on the premises. on
Thursday, June II, 1917, ut p. NJ.
all that certain parcel or tract of
land. with the improvements thereon.
| lying and being In the city OF Rich
mond. Virginia, with, all the improve
ments thereon. designated as No. 22ae
Beverly Street, situated on the north
side of Beverly Street, and bounded
az follows:
Beginning at the intersection OF the
north line of Beverly Street with the
east line OF Addison formerly Straw
berry, Street, thence running east
iwardly along the said north line of
Beverly Street and fronting thereon
sixty 500 feet, and thence back
inorthwardly from said front and be-
tween parallel lines one hundred ana
twenty I20) feet to an alley eigh-
teen t1S) feet wide, extending from
Sycamore Street on the east to kddi-
son Street on the west.
This property will be sold free and
clear OF ali liens thereon and subject
| to the confirmation OF the court.
Terms: one-third of the purchase
| money to be paid In cash, and the
residue in two equal indictments. At
six and twelve month frotcsthe date
of sale: the deferred psyn91hts to be
evidenced by negotiable notes OF the
purchaser, with interest added at the
rate of six per centum per annum.
and secured by 4 deed OF trust on
the property, and during such period.
the purchaser shall. for the benefit
| 81 the hofdef OF sasf faoteS keep said
property properly insured against hre
in the name Of the trustees in the
deed OF trust. securing the deferred
payments OF tho purchase money. or
all cash at the option Of the par-
chaser.
L r w MARYE.
Special Commissioner.
! JOHN r. WICKER. Jr.,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
;TEr~r
L certify that the bond required of
tho Special Commissioner under the
foregoing order has been executed
and approved.
r. e. POWERS.
Deputy Clerk.
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Harrtsonburg. Va. June 1o.-C.
Grattan Price, = prominent resident
Of Harrisonburg. will be married
Tuesday in Fort worth. fTex. HIS
bride IL Miss Julia Page Peasants.
daughter OF Mrs. Howard Peterkin
Pleasants. Mr.. Price 10 4 member OF
the arm Of Burke q Price, insurance.
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:Joncs-Can,den.

Lynchburg. Va, June 10.--Mioo'
Mamie Jones. daughter of Mrs. James
Jones. of Lynchburg, and Lester Cam
den, of Atwood. Amherst county. wt<l
married at the home OF the hrfda3n
mother here Wednesday by the Revs
r. II. Martens. of Franklin- StFoee
Baptist church.
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Cattle Killed By IAghtninr.

CuIpeper. Va. June 1O.-During .
severe electrical storm which passed
over this section several days ago.
forty-two head Of fine cattle belong
ing to Travers Bickers. OF Leon, were
killed by lightning. The animals had
taken refuge under q large tree. and
the bolt which killed the herd also
demolished the tree.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-11

This day came F. P. 10th. by counsel.
and by leave OF court 6is. his petition
In this eause. and I'm accordance with
the prayer OF the petition, #. p. 10th
Is made party plaintiff in this cause.
Then this cause came on this day to
be again heard on tae papers formerly
read and on the petition Of F. p. 10th.
and was argued by counsel
On consideration whereof. II appear
Ing to the court that complete Justice
cannot be done in this cause and the
whole controversy ended without the
presenc61AG the heirs at law, devtsees,
or assigns OF Margaret Sternau. de-
ceased. sometimes known as Margaret
Stockmar. It 10 ordered that the heirs
at Law. devisees, or assigns Of Margaret
Sternau. deceased. sometimes known ~
Margaret Stockmar. be made defendant
parties to this suit. and that this cause
be matured as to the said defendant
parties.
And the object Of this proceeding
being to quiet the title to and posses
sion OF Johanna Houck's estate, and OF
F. r. 10th, to two feet six inches of
land on the north line Of Broad street.
Richmond. Va. beginning 1T pcint
ffs fsst s inches west IL the west line
Of Henry street. thence extending IN
Nc&tcTAy uiTSCttoA AiouH tnS HOILn
lline of Broad street and fronting there
on feet inches. and with said front
extending back northwardly within
parallel lines la feet inches to an
alley Is feet wide.
An affidavit having been made and
filed that the heirs ut law. devisees, or
assigns OF Margaret Sternau. deceased.
sometimes known ~ Margaret stock
mar. are unknown. II 10 ordered that
all such unknown persons appear here
within fifteen days after the due pub
location OF this order and do what II
necessary to protect their interest In
this suit.
A copy-Teste:
CHARLES O. sAvILLE, \
Clerk.
Albert O. Boechen,
and D. a.
Robert N. Pollard
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Bru<N-Airey.

Stanton. Va, June ia yan&e|
rage of interest in Augus1a aA1
Rockingham counties was solennin
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock iM
the Mount Horeb PresbykeFi1
church. near Meyers Cave. when H.
Mary Cornelia Bruce became the bR11X
of James Everett Airey. OF Chic4Goa
The ceremony was performed by R6vS
G.. A. Wilson. Of the Presbyteri414
church. in the presence Of few rsIaS
tives and friends.
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Cxpt.uctl ~ (;yusaea

Bristol. Va. June l0.-The pretty
daughter Of Richard Wilson. we'll
known local contractor. was captured
by gypsies several days ago and held
several hours. She made her escape
by throwing q pail OF water over the
gypsy woman who had her In charge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-11

The senior class play viii take on
the air Of Red Cross triumph on
Tuesday evening at Sis o'clock In the
John Marshall auditorium. Such
characters AZ Service Courage. Energy
and others will take prominent parts.
service winning out and receiving Tor
tho Red Cross the class GIFT OF money
for the fund.
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DeaCon-C,ash.

Lvncfburg, Va. June 10.--ArthuR&
II. Cash and Miss Oracle Belle poax
con, both of I.ynchburg. were rn9x
ried Thursday at the Salvation Army
hall. the ceremony being performe3
by Adjutant John Pringle.
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Isnchhurr Fnir nellea Or

Iynchburg. Va, June 10.-ThA ~
rectors Of the LynchburK Intef1e6M
Fair association decided to eliimtnMM
the fair next October. the step 6es
.tskenv, pn account cf condttlora
to war. Sss sN9
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J. NJ. II. s. NOTES.


The Girls PhiIathea Literary So
ciety OF John Marshall High school
entertained the seniors at delightful
dance Saturday evening In the school
gymnasium.
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HayneS-RhM,

Bristol, Va. June 1o.--James WI
Rhea and Miss Helen Haynes we1(
married Wednesday at Sleepy HoIl01
home OF the brides parents. judo
and Mrs. Hal H. Haynes, south
Bristol. The Rev Charles c. Cara1
pastor of the First PresbytokiS
church. performed the ceremen
After the wedding the party not0xN
to Bristol for the reception ~ IT.
home Of the brides sister, Mrs Ho41&
G. Lavender. Mr.. Rhea is 4 son =
DIR. and Mrs. Samuel w. Rhea, Of -
city. S5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-11

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
w. s. ROBINSON a Co.
.gs fsss,s Real Estate and Loans s,s.,s,
alo West Clay Street. Rsemn and
bath. 5000; $500 cash. balance like
rent.
New Brick. Rooms ana nath, Enalovs
avenue. Highland Park. Hot-water
heat gas range. Instantaneous
heater. Modern. up-to- the -r1anuts.
$500 cash. balance easy. Price,
$500.
3z1S west Taylsr. Rooms ana DatA.
$500 cash. balance to suit: $500.
Grove AvenaA, 0-Resn Dfielk. LArwe
garage Small cash payment. bal
ance like rent: $4,000.
36s6 Acres Frootanw ~ wulfamnnAarg
pike. three miles eAat Of city. DWELL
Ing and outhssa1din3s IN. falr ocndi-
ton. One-fourth cash. balance Easy.
Price. $3,Seo.
". $. ROBINSON d CO.
It's East Franklin.
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Excursion Down James.

The class Of 1915 will enjoy an
excursion down the James river on
Tuesday, June 10. at o'clock. The
steamer Lou Belle, will convey the
mexrymakers. stopping at the Yacht
club for a dance.
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AUCTION SALE

Office Police Court
City OF Richmond. luna Z. 1877.
As required by Sec. 7. Chap So. City
Code. 1919. I will sail At public auction
In the Police Court room. City Hall. on
JUNE 10. 1917.
ali articles now In my possession, hav.
Ing been abandonel. or soissd, and
contraband. consisting Of li5 trunks,
IS suitcasss. I boxes Of chswing to-
aacco. . lot Of old clothing. 1 lot 81
knives, and = lot Of miscellaneOus ar.
ticles. which have accumulated during
the past six monthe.
Cash on purchase.
JOHN J. CNUTCHFIEI2D,
Ben c. Tucker. Police JuStice.
Clerk. SJuxe 4 IL 1a)
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Commencement Thursday.
Thursday evening commencement
exercises will be held In the City Au-
ditortum at S:16 o'clock. At this
time the 173 graduates receive their
diplOraas
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HaIscy Hog,e BurnelI

Fredericksburg, Va, June 10.-X
$4,000 residence Of r. Ogden HA1a
at Orange. was destroyed by Aro ~
Gently. The IRE Is believed TO h1
been caused by a cigarette aH4
lighted match, The building was p
tally insured. sz3
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mEg1AL NOTICE.

severe. Pretraetea vsmatine. nslieveA
III two hours " applying over sur-
y1E1. NElI vhr6uEh DOT - Inch. res
Naxed In thirty minutes. srra1ned
& 1n1|1o two weAl<av sA1iavaA w two
s - 1ioun of Il 10TH CEAxtRYI
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TIT AUDITORS OFFICE.
Richmond, Va.
June 3. 1917.
N @ TIC

The transfer boks Of the bonded
debt of tho city OF Richmond will be
closed on and after the goth instant
and reopened the LIST day Of July next.
GEO. 8. CRENEFIAW,
Auditor.
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Henrico Trust Decd.

Henrico Trust Deed.
Leon A. Reid TO 8. w. Robinson,
trustee. 25 feet on east line Second
street: 500.
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Chanccry Release Deed.
/ L. w Mcveigh and w. p. CHM,
trustees. to Horace 8. Halves, 30 Lax
II feet north line Franklin street, at
east line Third. $4,000.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

Free OF Charge. Rest Rubber Heels
made. Bring this coupon with shoes
before June IT. Mems sewed. half
soies. t1.25. Ladies'. 81. DREw6
SHOE FACTORY. 71s East Main
street.
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$3.50 short and s1.15 long haul.
Phone in your order. Randolph SIS.
DAVID NJ. LEA & co.
VIRGINIA: IN THE CHANCERY
= COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. THE 18TH DAY OF MAY.
1917.
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Circuit Court. Henrico County.

r. M. and A. Melville Conner to
Willie Allanson, lots 22-23, section d,
Beechwood park: 500.
r. Henry Harwood ct Ok. TO Mrs
Mary Elizabeth Jones. 1910 acres on
New road. leading from Darbytown
road to New Market road: tax, soc:
$40.
L. III. Jenkins ct ux. to Fl. H. Hudg-
ms, 100 feet on E. s. Pepper ave-
nue.. near Westhampton: 5000.
Frank T. Lewis ct ux to Leon A.
Reid, Is feet on east line Twenty
eighth street; tax. 81; $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-11
ell Us Y our Troubles

Have you an empty room to fill A piece OF
furniture you don't needi Perhaps You wish to buy
horse or housed
Tell your troubles through The Virginian Want
Page You are almost sure to find relief.
Send your want ad in today.
Twenty words, one time ..................2O cents
Twenty words three times. ..... so cents
Twenty words SIX times .,.........9 go cents
No want advertisement will be inserted for less
than 25 cents unless cash stamps accompany ORDER
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Cthancery Trust Deeds.

Mrs. Blanche p. Thomas to Edw
J. Blake. No. 1904 West Cary street,
being 25x179 IA feet mort line Cary
street. 40 feet west of Meadow street;
$40e.50.
NJ E. Phillips to w c. Pulllam
trustee, lots 10. rs. block c, Cham ber-
Jayne Court; $500.
Rosa Bernstein to W. 8. Robinson.
trustee. No 1900 w. Leigh street, be-
ing 10 feet / Ia inches by liz feet
north line Leigh street, at west line
Harrison; So fSs
L. H. Goodman to Lucius F. Cary
trustee. lots 46 to 40, inclusive. Brook
land Terrace: $415.
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w. w. Marion ct ux. and A. l. Ad-
amson. 31x120 feet south side of Chi
cage avenue. ESQ feet west of south
line Chicago avenue. with west line
of Twenty first street: $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-11

r~a1s-0N and Newt All sines1 FOR
sale or rent Camping parties or
other purposes. Also scout equip
ment. including o. d. suits. khaki
suits, haversaeks. leEgings. leather
puttees. etc. l. POSE q COMPANY.
Randolph 144s--Randolph 1872. l2o
Brook avenue. Richmond. Va.
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FOR GALE

Cenm1ne Visitor Rsssras anA Tive VIE
tTolas. one-hAlf list prices. Will ex-
change or purchase used records
MANLY B. RAMOS. 1os North Seventh
street. Madison 4si3.
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Johanna Houcks Executor Plaintiff
Augusta W. Fianhart. ct al Defendants
In Chancery.
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FARM WANTED.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ANNUAL SALE OF Used CARS.
Many Bargains. Cars OvexhauleA ana
painted. Sacrifice pricsa
Saxons. two and five-passenger: four
and six-cylinder.
Cadillac Chalmers
Overland Mitchell
Buick Maxwell
Fords. two and five-passengsr-For
sedans. Ford trucks.
WHY'S utility truck. y ton capacity.
Smith Form A truck. I-ton capacity.
KAEHLER MOTOR COMPANY.
Broad At Ryland.
Ran 1855 Ran. Asst.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-07-27
EVANS URGES BoRAH TO
HE CANDIDATE AGAIN

washington. July 2s.--Evan Nv
ans. republican state chairman, IN IN
washington. His mission u to urge
Senator Borah to reconsider his an
nounccment. made several weeks ago
that the senator would not be > can
tiidata TO succeed himself.
Mr.. Evans declined 20 make any
statement as 20 the result OF the I'm
tervtew with the senator. but re-
yealed that the object of his mis-.
sion vas 20 urge reconsideration. He
said he had gone fully into the mat.
ter with the senator and Dresaated
the views not only OF himself. but OF
many friends. He declined 10 a@y
anything further.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-07-27
A BLOOMINGTON PIONEER
PASSES TO GREAT BEYOND

Another one OF the pioneers OF
Bear Lake valley has passed to tho
Great Beyond In the person OF john
B. Thornock. OF Bloomington, who
closed his eyes In eternal sleep last
Monday morning. Death was canvcd
from general debility incident to Old
age. For the past five months nc
had been gradually sinking. and
while not able to be on his feet. he
insisted upon being dressed every
day and assisted about the house.
Mr.. Thornock was born In Wit
wick, Leicestershire. England. on
November 4th. 1871. and therefore
lacked but q few months Of being &c
years OF age. When about 20 years
old he accepted the Mormon faith
and came to the United States, Iocat-
ing in Salt Lake. In 1854 or 66 he
came TO Bear Lake valley and select
ed home In Bloomington. He went
back to Salt Lake soon afterward 20
claim the hand of the young lady
who had promised to share his bur
dens In their new home. They re-
turned TO Bloomington and have
lived there ever since. Mrs. Thorn
ock, when q girl in her teens. walked
the entire distance from the Mis-.
souri, river TO Salt Lake.
Although he had never held any
office In the church, Mt. Thornocl
was faithful member and endeayor
ed to closely follow the teachings o.
his accepted religion. He assisted
in the construction OF the first hous'
erected In Bloomington. II was hi
boast in the early days that he couls
cdt more grain with the old fashion
ed cradle than any other man Il
the valley. and many a day ne swunI
the cradle on his four acres Of wheat
He was the father Of eight son
and three daughters, all OF whom
with bis wife. were at his bedsid
when he passed away. He l. ais
survived By So grandchildren an
five great grandchildren.
His funeral services we're held .
the Bloomington meeting house Wee
nesday afternoon At 400 o'clock.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-07-27
WILL GIVE
ELABORATE BANQUET

Pocatello. July 24.-Arrangements
are we'll under way for what promises
to be one OF tho most elaborate ban
auets ever given In this city. The
banquet will be given in the Yellow
stone hotel on the evening on Sat
urdaw. August 25th. by the members
OF the bar of southeastern Idaho. in
honor og the members OF the supreme
court OF the state. and in commem-
oration OF the first sitting Of this
court In Pocateilo.
The invited guests are Chief Jus
tice Alfred Bulge. justices John @.
Rice and w. M. Morgan. Federal
Judge F. s.. Dietrich and former
Chief Justice l. N. Sullivan. and II In
expected that members OF the legal
profession from all over southern
Idaho will be IN attendance. Roser-
vatlons have been made for more
than 100 guests at s6 q plate. The
toastmaster win BE Attorney Jesse
R. s. Bulge. brother Of the chiei
Justice.
The bin establishing the session Of
the supreme court In this city. and
also appropriating $4,000 for : su
preme court library. which has JUS
been installed in the Hub building
at the corner Of Main and Woat Con
ter streets. passed the last legiala
ture.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-07-27
RED CROSS AUXILIARY
PLANS WORK FOR FUTURE

The RED Cross Auxiliary mst n
regular aeasiOn On wednesday af.
ternoon, July 10. and elected the fol
lowing offiesrs Tor q period of threa
months:
Chairman Mr.. Maud Davia
Yies-ehairman-A AFs. Myrtle cul=
yer.
seeretary--Mrs. o. u. Oroo.
Treasurer aslas Doris Richards.
Meadamaa Buck and Gree were
added % she executive COMMITTEES.
Il was decided that TIA asxiIlary
woald try ma furnish tha msa enliaa
from this county with eomfoFl baes
ana ether necessary articles, 50 thexe
"a argent need fer aIi asweFa 10 St
busy a. tas time ls iimised and mass
thtnes are neaAeA. Thase wiii ~
picaey of work eat 0us. whteh emm =
takea bone - those who ean nel
spare the tlms - ~ = ahe sswtna
roems.
ne supervisors Tor she ns1 CFaal
roema IA fhe elty hals mxas Mr.
WhssloF. Msaday. tGFa. CuiseF. Taea
aavs Mrs. Long. wednesday -
Marrsm. ThHrnaays Mra. nemmmm. -