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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-31
Mrs. James. Coday

Tersely Told ToHn Tale.
The Embroidery Club met
this afternoon with Mrs Fred
Carnall.
Wanted-G0od sound
Corn,Square Deal Mill.ad.
Lee CIR. ham was home this
week to taxa the army draft ex.
ami ,ation.
The Red Gro met yesterday
with Mrs. j D. Reynolds and
will meet with her next Wedn2s
day.
Wanted at SIPS per
bushel cash, good sound
corn, white preferred,
any amou1t.-.Square Deal
Mill.-adv.
G. W Meyer and O. G. Denney
of Kingsv,lle and D E. Jones uf
Malta, Mont, were here looking
over the Ozarks this weak.
W. have a new clerk; can now
deliver any where in town, any
time; give Us part of your gro
Gerry trade. F, N. Dyer Furni
ture Co adv.
DR. A. ]. Farmer of Hartville
was here today. In company
with DR.. R M. Rogers he at
tended a meeting Of the Wright
county advisory bo,rd ut Mou n
tain Grove.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-31

CITY TAXES

City taxeebecame delin.
quent Jan. 1 The laws Of
the state make it my duty
to submit to the board of
aldermen a list of delinqu.
emf taxes, which are to be
collected instAe same man.
ner as are delinquent state
and county taxes. Thelaw
provides for the seizure
and sale of goods and chat.
tells for delinquent taxes.
Real proper:y is subjected
to a lien for delinquent city
taxes, and for all interest
and costs accured thereon.
The board of aldermen has
instructed me to take the
necessary steps for the col
lection of all delinquent
taxes. Please pay your city
taves to me at once and
save costs and trouble.
Yours for the good of the
city, O. L. Robinett,. .CoIIec.
tor of the City of Mansfield
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-31
Joint Public Sale

We will sell at public auctio
at the R.W. Starne farm. 3 mile
south of Mansfield on the Prairi
Hollow road, the following de
scribed property, com mencing a
10 a. M, Friday, February 9th
2 Head of Horses-1 gooe
br"d mare, good saddle pom!
6>.a ars old.
! large Jennet eight years old
) go q mul, colts.
b Head of Ca.tle-2 COWS {
years old fresh the last of Febru.
ary both giving milk, 1 big red
COW giving milk, heifer 2 years
old will be fresh March u, |
coming yearling Jersey heifer, l
black Jersey COW 7 years old, l
Jersey COW 8 years old fresh
with calf by side.
9 Head of Hogs large Duroc
SOW AM 4 pigs, 4 goud shotes
weighing about 80 pounds each.
Feed-About 100 bushels OF
good corn, about Is shocks Of
good corn fodder tied in bundles,
about 20 bushels OF fe .erila heads
Chicaens-2L dozen White
Leghol ~ dozen mix. d
breeds.
2 Boarbon Red Turkey hens
Farm Tools, ETC. good wag.
ons. good buggy, l good 1.hau
ded corn planter, l cider mill, /
dri l, ! roll of roof
ing, 2 snrghum barrels, etc.
H0us hold and Kitchen Furni
lure Wesco range co,k stove
good as n W, g,od Kitchen cab.
net, guod couch, 1 rocking
:har, gOod dresser, dining ia.
Ole and chairs, l good wicker
rocking chair, l oak rocking
chair, some potatoes, some can.
led lrult,l barrel of sauer kraut,
lbout 1 dozen empty Mason fruit
rs.
: Terms; All sums of IS and un
ler, cash; on all sums over IS. 8
time will be given on
note bearing eight per-
cent interest from date of sale,
'ettl ment to be made before
property is moved from pre-
nise>; 5M discount for cash IN
ums over IS
Col. II. A. Kay, Auctioneer.
Geo. B. Freeman, Clerk
r. w. STARNE
DIV r. LOUDENSLAGER
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-31
The Mansfield Mining District
Is Much Discussed
PROSPECTS HERE FAVORABLE
Considerable Comment From Experienced and
Conservative Men Indicates Mansfield Will
Attract Attention Of Mining World

my opinion of there properties
) l gladly submit the following.
/ | think your holdings are abou
D the best RET eversaw, the or
D is free milling, containing onI.
traces of iron close to the SUI
f. face, with depth as yet not dc
termined, but from five feet O
the. surface to fl rty feet ant
from the S lcate to the loose de
posits, which are freak, yet as
saying from Is to 35%, (his t,
a depth of from 20 to 80 fe-t) the
nee tn the main dlggings, which
as have said, are as yet andet
erminrd with only enough water
for milling, -.
These ae War fines, will
high prices, and a thought of a
continuance for some time, as
all availabI surplus has long
been exhausted. The Joplin aud
Miami or average not over 7%
to this must be added the costly
mining. | can see 10 reason
why the Mines on your property
if properly managed, cn not op
crate at a profit and Il good one.
With the highest personal re
CARDS, ard with the assurance
that Your properties, must be
counted in with the Lead and
Jack Industries, ] beg to renal j,
Very respectfully,
Thos. II. Murdoch,
Inspector of Mines
State of Oklahoma, Depa't
ment IF Mines, Oil and Gas,
Chief Inspector.
January 2pd, 1913.
Messrs. Beeler,S ,Steph and Sharp,
Okmulgee, Okla.
Gentlemen:
In reply to your letter of re
cent date, will state that | have
just returned from Mansfield,
Mo, after an investigation of
the District as to it's merits con
corning lead and zinc mining 1
will state that the ore is the best
quality, free from iron and very
easily milled, and that it is close
enough to tile top of the ground
to be very attractive from that
standpoint. | can very heartily
recommend this District to YOU
and to your friends, as it looks
good 10 me. Very truly yours,
Frank H ,ley,
Y Inspector of Mines.
Okfnulgee, Okla l Is 1S.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
In November 1917, I accnmpan
led Dr.. 4. T. Beeler to Mansfield
Mo, where he and his associates
have large mining acreage. l
went over some Of the claim s
and where there had been any
development done, such as pros.
pect shafts and surface develop
ment l examined the mineral
aud while 1 am not very familiar
with this character of mineral
would say that believe from
what | saw that the District in
which this acreage is located
will very shortly become a min
ing Camp that will attract the at.
tention of the Mining world.
Yours truly, +. f. McNabb.
Mr.. McNabb, the above party.
mas been general manager in the
gold and silver mines in Bould
sr, Colo, for number Of years,
also in. Chihuahua, Mexico. He
$ a man who knows, but is very
as YOU can see by
ois letter, but he is very much
impressed and has told US that
ne thinks, we have a real mining
field.
Let US have some of your gro
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-31

Mining act.vitl s increase. ma
n'ally, rs experienced miner
from all parts of the Unite
States are now attracted
Southwest Missouri. owing
the gr-at undev~lopeh ore field
i'm this section of the countr,
. The present world conflict, wit
snch an increased demand fo
lead and zinc. causing a stimula
ting market value for these ores
are an inducem"nt for activity
1t is true, the Mansfield distric
had been mined years ago, bu
tile earth had not been tenetrat
ed over 80 to POO feet There i.
reason to believe that the matt
bodies of ore have not yet beef
reached. Geological reports SHOW
they lie here deerer and we have
thus far only engaged upon the
spurs and detached masses. Ev
cry day the numerous drills &c
down is devt Looping to us the vas,
resources of this country in
minerals, particularly in lead and
zinc. and the beauty Of this new
field is that the zinc one is entire
ly free from pyriles, making the
ore OF premium value. The labor
proposition is attracting the at.
tenliun OF thsdffferent companies
IN ops ration now, and as soon as
the weather breaks, it W II not be
difficult for all who wish to work
TO secure employ ment,
J. w. Sharp, tire .surer of the
, Beeler Steph Mining Co, came
in this week from Okmulgee, Okla
J. G. McAuley and wife of
Grand Island, Neb, we're here
this week. Mr. McAuIey, water
and light com missioner nfGrand
island, has taken a 5 acre lease
on the Bogart owned now by A.
~ Friend and adjoining the
Drowned Cat mine, and he will
be prospecting in very short
time. Mr. McAu'ey speaks very
highly of Mansfield and the hos.
pitality Of her people.
What is known as the Nebras,
ka Syndica' has leased so acres
aud has already financed for the
drilling and development of this
tract and will begin operations
at once This aS is also a part
OF the Bogart farm and J. M.
Lambert will be the field mana
ger and will remain in Mansfield
having entire charge of the work
Ed Hurst. VIM. 81 loft, G. Il.
Conkl n and J. NJ. Lambert of
Grand Island we're here this
eek.
Almost al miners visiting the
Mansfield mining district agree
that this field is very attractive
on account of the high grade of
ore, demanding 1919 premium.
The ore is of "a very high grade,
free from iron and very easily
milled, inexpensive testing and
shaft sinking and very little wa.
ter to contend with. The assays
taken from the the Gaskill lease
at a depth of II feet we're 20 10
and 3O.15 blende and samples ia
ken from the Berry shaft, ,16 feet
were 81 20 zinc and 46 80 blendr,
Other san pl's assayed in this
new mining field ran us high as
1870 blende ore, The following
are some, letters givon to a rep
resentative of the Mirror which
speaks very flatteringly for fu'
ture results in this new mining
field.
Okmulgee, Okla, 1.25 16
Messrs. Beeler, Steph & Sharp,
Okmulgee, Okla.
Gentlemen: 49,.
After o visit to your Mining
Property near Mansfield, Mo-,
and at your request regarding
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-31

Let US have some of your gro
Gerry trade; we will appreciate it.
FIN. Dyer Furniture Co. adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-31
Removal Notice

MY millinery store Will be
neOued from tho present loca-
ti0n in the u. X. Z. Coday build
ing to the building just vacQt-
ed by II. AZ. Norcross.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1918-01-31
Christian Endeavor Program

Christian church, Feb. 3
Same leader and program as
announced last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29

town Bank Of Maryland, and wife are
Mt Atlantic City for a two weeks stay.
George Is Thompson of this town hna
been appointed by the Federal govern
ment 10 handle the transportation of IN
skilled labor. Mr. 'fhonpson has bad 30
wears experience "a railroad oihcial,
having retired to his country home here
several years ago.
Tht milk from the line herd of IlolHirin
cows belonging to County Commissioner
John n I'ennott of near kcnncdYvillc,
nctted $3.50 during June
t.rnest philpin of Miami. Florida has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs Harry {
Cocmau
Asbury Henry, n Negro undertaken
living near Georgetown. was severely out
in the abdomen. one night last week bv
another Negro named LonaH lusiioc
Rogers held the hitter for court
Owing ia war conditions. tho Noloud
Motor 10 hn4 dcclded to clpac lfs bfp
parage on sundays Tins IS au upusual
procedure IN this section
The Netcalfe Gr8ln 70 has pure haand
nnfr tban S5OOO0 worth of wheat during
the paai week he wheat IN thls section
IL in find condition aud much Of IT. q
grading VI
Miss Elton lrahcr of Port DEPOSIT Is
visiting eashier and Mr. 8llan 4 llauls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
TO TRAIN ARMY OFFICERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, July % Delaware College IS
one Of mnnv colleges throughout the
country that has agreed to enroll students
nj the beginning of the next term Tor the
nronosc,i Officers Corps DIR Samuel {.
Mitchell. president of the college, and
Dean +. Laurence Smith attended n
conference in Philadelphia, last Friday.
Of Pennsylvania colleges, when Lieutenant
Robert /. Rccs OF the general stall cx-
planned the plan
II was explained that the government
will need & 900 army officers each month
and this plan has been worked out 70
hclp in getting the extra officers The
enrolment will hc voluntary, and the
members will bc subject 10 tho call Tor
army service only III the event OF extreme
necessity the plan being 20 continue the
& ,,dcnt i'm his c0llcgc training until he Is
graduated or becomes of military age
The student must hc Is years old before
hc can enroll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Special Correspondence 81 Every Lvcnng
>caford July % This ,IcinIty was
visited Sunday AFTERNOON hy Il refresh
ing shower winch did thotls: nd- Of dollars
worth oi good to growing crops Every
thing as beng burned Ip by the hot sun
and dry weather ana Uhile NOT as much a.
the eroIs need, the rain Was gladly vel
coined
Orean City. Rrhoboth. Oak Orchard
and other resorts Near hero Were well
represented b< ~caiord people sunday
The town WAS practically deserted so
many Of the inhabitants taking their
families and driving their machines To the
seashore
kaufman 4 Carey baseball team sgl-
fercd severe drubbng If tie hands III
OAK Grove Oh the local grounds ~atur-
day he Oak Grove BOYS scored Al wII
while kaufman q Garcy uerc unable i'd
cross the rubber tut twice The final
score was Oak Grove 23. Il 4 G2
Milton CouIbouru of Wilmington IL
visiting ms parents, Mr. and Mrs Harr.
,CoIlbourn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
NEWS OF NEW ARK.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark .lulv - pr Samuel 6
NtchclI~ president of Delaware College
Will leave today for rIuc Ridge, \ g.
where 200 Y NJ G secretaries ar'
l-clnr train~l for overseas service
nr Mitchell Will give q series Of
lectures at tho camp on The Diplomatic
Background of the War
nr Warren u Wilson. executive head
81 the department of rural S"riologN,
columbia University WAS the speaker ~
the union open mr services on Delaware
Collcgr campus last nrm
Eight rcg,strautS were sent today ~
the rural New Castlc county cNcnption
Hoard 10 a now camp II Syracuse. \ F.,
as follows Frederick & Rrand Mont
chanrn. Clifford Minor. New Nork.
William T Porter. ~ 800 lIcald street
Wilmington. Franklin Gil Smith and
Frank Nackcv, Newark. LOWS nrono,
New Castlc, Frederick i Jackson Mar
shallton and Robert II Grove Newark
Tbcesc an, linuct service men
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
BADLY HURT ~ AUTO UPSET.

srccial Correspondence of Ivory Evening
Scaford. .luy ~ Tonv kcyscr. a
prosperous farmer of near IlnohyIlic. was
seriously injured When ms automomIc
turned turtle near here, Saturday even
ing. The ear vas beng driven by keyScr S
son. CLAYTON. and IN making the turn
about = half-Inlie from town on tho road
leading "a Ross station. the boy lost con
troll Of the machine when II skIddcd
People Who saw the accident SAY the car
turned over twicc. landing on It's side
keyser WAS rushed here in Mir Ross
automobile and Or Everett ShIpley, after
examination ordered him to he taken 10
Cambrldgc Hospital lie is suffering with
several deep cuts and bruises about the
head and tace several broken rihs, and It ls
feared, Is injured internally When last
heard from his condition was said to be
critical
The other occupants Of the car escaped
serious injury, and aside from minor
scratches and bruises were none the worse
from their experience
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
CHESTERToWN. MD.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Chcstcrtown, Md. July 20 William
II Bowers ono of the oldest farmers ~
Kent county, died nj his home III Still
Pond. on Thursday. following a short
illness of heart failure. aged - years
The guarantors Of lhc local t'hautan
qua will meet IN the directors room oi the
Kent County Savings I'nnk tomorrow
evening, Ia prepare for GhautanVia
week the last week IN August
Miss Emily Hicks Of Wilmington IS
visiting MISS Helen Stevens. III Milling
ton
Charles Ilurd fell from an applc tree
on hls farm near lNcnnedSvilo Friday
evening and fractured hle tipli arm
Mrs Mary Elizabeth lanbeft wife 81
| James " lanbcft died n her hpluc ON
| West Mill street. friday afternoon. fol
lowing au illness of more than year, ~
| tho 10th vcar of hcf ape She was oue Of
the oldosi Mothelal Protestant caui
munlcants IN thIs county md for Veata
! III her Younger DIV Waa teacher IN the
| SUNDAY school I!eales her husband she
| leaves one daughter Mrs Jefferson J.
! l}archus oi tins town
ihc I Ronie Strong farfn ou lanE
| ford BAY containing 4G aeres, has heen
sold Ia l1r \ II Copeland. 81 amher
| land. Md for So Oao
I BeuJamu pufdlng # Rocl Hall
has sold hle iarm If 81 acres IN The Fifth
disttlct tn arthur liftan q Port Huron
Michigan. IN S1tHm
Miss Marguerite lloVatl = entertain
ing the following trends = q honsr Irttt
~ her honc an Ai1li stfctt Niia7 2ertha
Campbell ,f Ncsf Nuripia Nllsa ttaie
Shinn If Washington. L and Mr.
James lark - Ilalflnare
Mr. ] l<cnnati Sldfi1rc aud htflc
daughter o,l.1>s Rel.eaea are xrtfinf
relatives mud Trends IA peean III
iames y Crpiefl. teller ~ the hesfet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
BROTHER AND SISTER HURT.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. July 20 Rowland Conner Of
Camden was coming from Rising sun N
AN automohile SATURDAY afternoon. and
was looking out. attracted by = horse,
when the car struck an abutmcnt on The
road. The jar threw Conner through tho
windshield. cutting him about the iacc
and head and rendering hm UNCONSCIOUS
When he came to he walked back to iHS-
ing sun for aid. which was gwen hum
The axle Of his car was bent, also the
tenders, the car, however, not being put
out M commission Conner was later
taken to his home IN amdcn-
About the same tame. Conner SISTER
Mrs. J II Tcat, living on farm atout
two miles east of Dover. N company WITH
her small son 10 team, was coming out
of the lane 81 their farm on tho way Z"
Camden campnlcctlug Nrs Tcat raised
an umbrella. winch frightened the horse
and caused hum n run away Mrs cat
was thrown from the team AMI the wheels
~ the wagon passed over parts 81 hrr
body causing severe bruises with some
cuts The horse was finally brought e 2
stand still bl the hoy, who remained II The
wagon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
DELAWARE CITY.

SPECIAL Correspondence of Fvory Evening
Delaware CItv Iuly 20 Nr and Mrs
Fred Curloy and children of Ph'ladcirhla
spent the week cnd here wIth Miss
Caroline CLARK
Nir ana Mrs Harry Webb and NIr
ana Mrs James Gam Il II Georges
motorcd IL Rcttcrton Md ior the week
cnd
Mss C;rcta Holiday formerly teacher
ii ,hc public school hcrc has taken ~
SitIon IN \tlautic 1ty
Alr and Mrs Edward anderson spent
SUNDAY hcyc vth Mrs anderson ,
parents. Mr. ANA Mrs Samuel ilIckcn
Delaware Cuy chapter " The Rec
.ross is asking for volunteers to hclp witt
tho sewing and knitting The rooms ar'
opcn Nfouda, TUESDAY and cdncsdaN
afternoon and evening tor sewing ans
cvcr1 Frgda> evening for knitting Mrs
William Jester is chairman q knitting anc
vii teach any one desiring ~ take Ip thus
work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
NEWS Of THE DAY IN
LOWER DELAWARE
Sussex Woman Has Narrow Escape
While Driving Across Kali
road at Redden.
ROADS CLOSED TO TRAVEL
NEGRO Shot and Seriously Injured
in Fight at Dover. and AS
sailant Escapes.
s.o....1 ..nrrcsnondcncc Of ENcry Evcnine

Spcrial Correspondence oi Every Evening
Dover. Iu.v 20 A shooting ailray
occurred hog, about > q clock Yesterday
morning among three Ncgrocs ON kirk-
wood street. resulting IN the serious m
mr., nf one of the victims. while the sec
ond one. the one the bullet was intended
for. escaped with but a single shot IN the
arm
From the account of the shooting as
related 10 Sheriff Nansant, between
Charles bowers and Benjamin ork, there
was some difficulty Of long standing and II
Is supposed that when they met, late
SATURDAY. night or early Yesterday morn
ing. the trouble was renewed It IS charged
that York cut Bowers and othcr~ lNc
used him rp Rowcrs. 1t Is alleged went
home and secured hiS gun, and returning
20 where ork waS, tired at him, the bullet
striking him IN the arm while another
bullet struck William BordicN, also
colorcd. who was standing near York
with hls wife
The bullet which struck Bordley enter.
cd the back and II is feared has penetrated
vital parts After medical attention gwen
hv Dr. William NJ " Henry. Bordlcv
was taken to i city hospital
Bowers thus far has not been aprre-
hcndcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
ROADS WILL BE CLOSED.

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
>eaford. July % The roads leading
from Scaiord To Laurel and from Seaford
to BridgcviIie will be closed in some
places for lew days while the contrac-
tors are getting them ready Tor laying TIE
new road People wishing 10 goto Laurel
will no doubt Use the Bethel road while
the road vIa Cannon viii be used to reach
BridgcvIlle
kaufman d Carey the contractors who
are building the stone road from Laurel to
Bridgeville. and who have made Ncaiord
their headquarters, gave . number of their
truck drivers and other employees an out
ing to OAK Orchard SUNDAY afternoon
The excursionists went ia one Of the hru $
large trucks and had tine trip
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29

and advise all ailing women to try
Lydia f. Pinkham Vegetable Com
pound and ! will guarantee they will
derive great benefit from it, - Mrs.
FRANK FITZGERALD Is m. 41st Street,
West Philadelphia, Pa
There are thousands Of women every
where in Mrs Fitzgerald's condition,
suffering from nervousness. hackache,
headaches, and other symptoms Of a
functional arrangement II was q
grateful spirit for health restored which
led her TO write this letter so that other
women may benefit from her experience
and find health as she has done
For suggestions in regard toyour con
dition write Lydia L. Pinkham Medicine
Co, Lynn, Mass. The result Of their
30 years experience is at your service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
HAD NARROW ESQ APE

SPECIAL Correspondence Of Every EVENING
Gcorectown. .lnly % An unknown
woman came near being hlllel ai Robbins.
five mics north oi tins town SATURDAY.
n noon. hy the southbound passenger
tram when she attempted q drive across
the track just as the tram was passing
that point
The rear vhe.ls of her carriage wcre
torn of and carried down the track
several fect before the tram could he
stopped The horse, becoming frightened
started IN = ran across q nearby field hut
was stopped IN time TO aver, another
srcidcut
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
AUTO TURNS TURTLE.

SPECIAL Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newport July % An automobile
owned by + / Porter Of Newport but
operated hv another man turned turtle.
YESTERDAY afternoon on tho Ncwporr
pike. between Newport and stanton
Two Of the occupants OF the machlu9
were PINNED under A. and the others
thrown out hut no one Was injured
The accident was caused hy running
INTO an abutmcnt The machine was
badly damaged and bad to be towcd 10
Stanton and lett thcre fnr renalrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29

Philadelphia spent Yesterday rs u guest
of Mayor and Mrs Gnvender
Santox Blackberry cordial % cents per
bottle T.. Challenger IL Son, Prescription
Pharmacists Adv
Special window display of Pluto Wnter,
Is and 81 cents per bottle. T. Challenger
& Son. Prescription Pharmacists Adv.
Process butter, 4Se III, Boscall coffee,
33c lb Prince Albert and Velvet tobacco,
BE can George - Williams, the grocer.
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
KENT COUNTY NEWS.

>pcc,sl correspondence II Every Evening
n.xsr .Iulv % Miss Harriet Comcgys
dSgatcr II TIE late Cbloi Justice Joseph
C,ucryS lving h the Comogys
mansion Ill Dover C,rrcn. whilc coming
deufs 4 narrev stairway. few days age.
sI.pped si.l broke ono ~ her legs between
the ankle aua hnee
IIvari Harris Iattomns If Clayton
viii leave puvcr tins afternoon on the
90 tram for syracuse Rcernt ng Camp.
he heine The trst drafted man e hc sent
from kcut county II the hmtod service
class
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-29
GEORGE REIBoLD DROWNED.
Fell From Canoe Into the thriNtiana
River M Newport

George ] Relbold, aged 20 yonrg. ~h1
boarded nj thc home of lnHc4 Mckirgnn.
at No 1923 Wcat Fourth street hia oar
cntg being dcnd, WINS drowned late ~atur-
dny afternoon ia The tbuetinha river. at
Newport
Rlefold. McKrgcn and ihror of their
friends. George Donghcrty. Gcorgc bctrh
and Morris Surgeons. at Resident 81 thl-
cliy. went 10 \cwpert - ~ canoeing