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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-01-11
!. G. sCRUGUAM.

y q. oITtINTINM,
State Eginccr
First publication Dec. 20. 1917.
Last publication Jan. 20. 1917.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-01-11
WALTER CHASER

" ~ A4AN HAfN - In
First publication Nov. 81. 1917.
Last publication Jan. 30. 1918.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Martha A. Lambert W Lewis A. Lam
bert. ehancery:

Martha A. Lambert W Lewis A. Lam.
bert chancery:
SUMMONS.
The State OF West Virginia.
To the Sheriff OF Marion County,
Greeting;
70 uare hereby commanded 20 sum.
mon Lewis A. Lambert 20 appear be.
fore the intermediate Court OF Marion
County az rules % be held IN the
Clerks Office o. said court on the first
Monday IN August, 1918. % answer
bill In "hancery exhibited against
him IN said court by Martha A. Lam.
bert.
And have then there this writ
Witness. Clarence Currcy. Clerk ~
said court al Court House In said
County. the 5,h day ~ August. 1918.
and J6-h year OF the State
CLARENCE CURREY. Clerk
The return endorsed on the fl-eso.
ing summons is In words and figures
following
The within named Lewis 4. Lambert
IS not found in my bailIwick Aug. Z,
1918.
J II. BARRETT.
Deputy FOR A NJ. Glover, Sheriff Of
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pOLLgHQNOl

antic. Conn.
Hubert H. Harris, Gen. Del Winnie
muca, New.
PRIVATEs.
Joseph p. Hennessey. Premium
Point New Rochelle. y Y.
Williab kCmok, $50 King s., f..
Stroudsburg pa.
Frank ]. Reyes, lG Harvest St. Dor
chester, Mass.
Charles +. Kittredg" g clinton -
birmingham, Mas.
Berle John Leopold, 1913 Summer 81,
Bradford Pa.
Thaddeu7 s. Lewandowski, 2li5
! Chicago Ave. Chicago, III.
Edward J. Macdonald, 81 Montvaic
Rd. W0burn, Mass.
Arthur H. McMann, So Sheppard
St., Bath, Maine.
John McSparran, lls Eckford St.,
Brooklyn. y. Y.
Reign A. Marietta, r. F D. 20,
Brownsville. Pa
Edward Martin, JAG Charles St, y.
Abingdon. Mass.
Andrew Nodulaz'is, r. F. D., Box
1872. Fairfield. Conn.
Louis G. Rem. 3O7 Market St, Fred.
erick, Nd.
Basil II. Rice, % pleasant St, S. Ma
tick. Mass.
oDminicl, Rogers. IA Spruce St,
Danyiile. Pa.
James J. Rooney, 1874 Highland Ave,
Maiden, Mass.
William f. Ropp, Midd,etown, Nd
George l.. Rushf0rth, li0 High St.,
Charlestown, Mass.
oscar Leonard Sandberg, r. F. D. 2,
Box ll0-A. Kane, Pa.
John + Siefricd. 39lj.Jth Ave.
Brooklyn. y Y
Wiley G.. Sheetz, lakewood. " G.
Edward Smith, 400 y. Oak ST., Du.
rand. Mich.
Mike sushok, AS 9Th Ave, Home.
stead. Pa.
James D. Van Tassel. Hallton, Pa
Alexander r. Vartenisian, Main ST.,
Manchester. Conn.
Frank Venuezzio, OMain St. y.
Plymouth. Mass.
Charles Wavdell Ladd, H.
Irwin r. Webb. Norfolk. Msas.
John F. Whaen. WATERFOWL, Mass
George F. Wickens, 173 Main ST.,
Maiden. Mass.
Previously Reported Missing In Ae-
ticn-Now Reported Killed in Action.
Private Charles f. Kelly. 400 High
- Mnynrada1o pa
Total Number Of Casualties 70 Date,
Including Those Exported Above.
Killed in action Gncluding 29l az
seal. 4,2l2; died Of wounds, 1850: died
Of disease, 1884; died Of accident and
other causes, us: wounded in action.
lO.476; missing in action Including
prisoners). 2,1S7; total 10 date. 20,444.
The Morning List.
The list Of casualties announced in
the morning papers included:
Killed in action. 2: missing in aC-
ton, II; wOunde severely. II; died Of
wounds, g. died from accident and 9TH
er causes, 6; died Of disease. /: wound.
ed degree uyndetermined) ); prison
ers. / total, 90.
There were no West Virginia names
! In the morning list.
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The Misses Pearl and Mabel Sober
have returned 10 their home in Taren.
tum, Pa, after a visit with their aunt
Mrs. L. II. Debendarfer. in Locus
street.
A. S. Freeman has returned from a
few days visit with friends in Graf
ton.
Arthur C. Clayton has returned from
a business visit IN Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. tnd Mrs. William Muldrew and
child have returned from a visit with
relatives in Wheeling.
J. r. Timms. Frank Mayors and l.
3. Huey we're visitors az the Jack
t9wu5j fair at Wind Ridge, Pa, Thurs.
day.
Mrs James Yost and child have TO
turned from a visit with relatives IL
Moundsville.
Miss Edith Charlton is the guest Of
relatives in Fairmont and Clarksburs
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl F. Patterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Robert Burt are visi
tors with friends in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. William Wade and daughter
left yesterday for a visit with friends
in Cameron.
Mrs. Chester Startzman and chill
dren, Of Clarksburg. are guests Of th'
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. a
Forney, in Locust street
Frank Rohanna was a business visi
tor in Wheeling Thursday.
Mrs. Louise Wells and daughter
Miss Louise. are guests OF friends II
ClarksbuIl.
Master Herman Graf. of Marion, In
diana, has arrived FOR a visit with hi.
parents. Mr.. an GMrs. Arthur ]. Graf
Mrs Jack Reay has returned from q
visit with friends in Trenton, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ ChaddOCh
are guests OF the icnher's parents in
Cameron.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE.

NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE.
BY virtue OF the authority vested in
me by two certain deeds OF trust bear
ing date the 10th day Of August, 1904
an dthe 2lst day of April. 1905, re
spectively, executed by Lindsay Riggs
to G.. N. Alexander, Trustee, to secure
Morgan Billingsley In the payment OF
two certain notes therein described
said trust deeds being OF record in the
Clerks office OF the County Court OF
Marion county, West Virginia, in
Trust Deed Books No. is. page AZ,
and No. 10, page 426, respectively, and
by virtue OF the authority conferred
upon the undersigned Trustee by de
cree Of the intermediate Court OF
Marion county, West Virginia, wherein
Morgan Billingsley was plaintiff, and
Henry b. Morgan, executor OF the last
will and testament of Lindsay Riggs,
deceased. was defendant, entered on
the 9th day Of July, 1918, and Of rec
ord in the Clerks office Of said Inter
mediate Court in Chancery Order
Book No. %. page AS. in which said
decree, the undersigned was duly ap.
pointed Trustee 10 act in the place
and stead OF the said G. NJ. Alexander,
Trustee. he now being In the Military
Service Of the United States, with full
powers and authority to execute said
trusts in accordance with the provi.
sions therein contained. the under.
signed will offer for sale at public auc.
ton, TO the highest and best bidder,
at the front door Of the Court House
of said Marion county, West Virginia,
on the l4t.l day Of September, 1918. at
2 o'clock p. n, the following describ.
cd real estate to.wit:
Beginning at a stake in a line Of
the northern side OF Walnut street.
corner 10 said Walnut street and JET
ferson street, extended. and running
thence with said Walnut street s.
1914 degrees W. so feet to a stake and
corner to lot No. 9S: thence with the
eastern line OF Lot No. IS. 100 feet 10
Sycamore alley; thence with the
southern line OF said alley. n. 70 de.
greet T. 80 feet to the stake In the
line OF Jefferson street. extended;
thence with said Jefferson street. 100
feet to the beginning. being the same
real estate conveyed TO the said Lind
say Riggs. now deceased. by Charles
T. Manley and wife by deed bearing
date the oath day OF November, 1900,
Of record in said county OF Marion in
Deed Book No. Sc. on page IS; except
ing and reserving all the coal within
and underlying said real estate, to-
gether with all mining rights and priv
iloEeS appertaining thereto.
Said sale will he made upon the fol-
lowing terms to-wit:
Cash in hand on day Of sale.
FRANK r. AMOS.
ga o. all TruCtpn
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Officers Chosen.

At the annual convention Of the
Warrington district Union Sunday
school association held al Centenary
church on Dents run. Thursday OF this
week, the following officers were chos-
en- for the ensuing term, beginning
ance, oscar Hayes, missionary, Mrs
with the third Thursday in August and
continuing for one year: President,
James T. Crisis; vice presidents, Lloyd
Grim, Mrs Mary A. Snyder, Mrs. o. F.
Murray. L. c. Floyd. Ira W. Davis;
secretary. H. F. Barbe. assistant sec
Rotary, Oscar Hayes; treasurer, J. c.
Boyles, elementary superintendent.
Mrs. II. F. Barbe; secondary superin-
tendent. Mrs Pearl Yost: adult super
Intendent. W. r. Andrews; home de-
partment, Mrs b. +. Chambers: teach.
er training. Rev. H. D. Clark; temper
W NJ Jennings.
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.

SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Pursuant to a decree Of the Circuit
court Of Taylor county, West Virginia.
made and entered on the 9Th day OF
March. 1914. in the chancery cause OF
Crawford Thorn against John b Wat.
son ct al. We will on Tuesday, the 10th
day Of September, 1918. at the front
door OF the court house OF Taylor
county. West Virginia. at one O'Clock
p. m. OF that day. offer for sale 10 the
highest bidder. the following describ-
ed real estate: All that certain tract
or parcel Of real estate situate in Fet-
terman district, Taylor county, West
Virginia. containing about four hun
dred and seYenty-three acres, more or
less, which was conveyed to the said
John b. Watson by two separate con.
geyances, the first OF which was by
John Hanway's executor by deed bear.
ing date on the 22d day Of May. 1850,
and recorded in said county in Deed
Book No. lG, page 1872, and the second
by Martha East and others in deed
bearing date on the 22d day Of July,
1892. and recorded in said county IN
Deed Book No. rs, page 1913. TO which
reference is made for a more complete
description Of said land. The coal
Hereunder has heretofore been sold
and will be reserved.
Also we will on Wednesday, the
ll,h day Of September, 1918. at the
front door OF the court house OF Ma.
ION county. West Virginia, at 10
o'clock a NJ Of that day, offer for sale
to the higest bidder the following de.
scrbed real estate: All that certain
tract Of parcel Of real estate situate in
Winfield district Marion county. West
Virginia. containing about one hun.
dred acres. more or less, and which
was inherited by the said John B.
Watson and James w. Watson from
their father. Wilson Watson. the said
John D. Watson having purchased the
interest OF the said James W. Watson,
by deed OF record in said county. TO
which reference Is hereby made for a
more complete description OF said
land: which is underlald with a va!ua.
BILE vein OF coal; first the coal is TO
be offered for sale, then the surface.
then as a whole, coal and surface. and
sold which ever way brings the larg.
est price.
Terms Of Sale: Onethird cash in
hand on day OF sale. one.third in one
year and One.third In two years, TAX
ing from the purchaser interest bear.
ing notes with approved security. re-
tanning title to said properties until
the deferred payments are fully paid.
Given under our hands this 9th day
OF August, 1918.
W. p. SAMPLES.
HUGH WARDER,
Special Commissioners.
Bond and security has been given
in the above styled cause as required
by decree OF sale therein OF this court.
A. ]. MASON, Clerk.
s-l0-17-2ESl
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BATTLE TOMORROW
FOR COUNTY HONORS

Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Marion coun,y's two championship
baseball clubs will Cross bats when
Idamay comes 10 Traction park.
Both these teams, Consolidation and
Idamay. have been playing great ball
this season and tomorrow's game
should prove 10 be a humdinger.
Considerable friendly rivalry exists
among the players OF both teams max.
ing the prospects Of a hard fought
game all the more certain.
Pop Shriver who will be on the
mound for ldamay will be opposed b.
Johnson, the Consol.'s star hurler.
Game called at $3.50 p. m.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTocKHoLp
ERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that a Spe
clsl meeting OF the stockholders OF
Nonogahela Valley Traction Com.
yany called by majority OF the
Board OF Directors OF said Company
VIII be held AZ Falrmont. West Wiz
cinia, AZ the principal Office OF said
Company, on September 9Th, 1918, a.
. o'clock .. N. for the purpose OF pass.
ing upon a resolution, 70 be offered a.
said meeting. authorizing the issuance
OF bonds 20 refund the outstanding o5
legations OF the Company and 10 pro
vide funds for additions and extea
gions 20 and Improvements upOn IT'S
various properties and TO authorize the
oSecution OF mortgage or deed o.
ust covering all the property OF the
Cnpany 20 secure such bonds.
JAMES o. WATSON,
NJ. l.. HUTCHINSON,
SMITH HOOD.
J. L. WATSON,
5. l.. WATSON.
BROOKS FLEMING, JR.,
GEO T. WATSON,
WALTON MILLER.
Directors OF MonOngahela Valley Trac
ton Company.
S3-l0.l7.2l.
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SPECIAL HOnOE8
Marion County. West virginia
ohloet 81 0ule.


The object Of the above suit o %
obtain q divorce from the bonds Of
matrimony from the deiandant.
An AFFIDAVIT having been made and
filed thta the said Lewis A. Lambert,
the defendant in the above styled suit,
Is a nonresident OF the State Of West
Virginia. II IS ordered that the said
Lewis a, Lambert do appear within
one month from the first publication
OF this order in the Clerks Office Oe
our said intermediate Court. at Rules
% be holden therefor. and DO what %
necessary 70 protect his interests.
Il Is ordered tina, a copy Of this Or.
der be published and posted 80 re-
CURED by law
Given under my hand this tn day
q August. 1918.
CLARENCE CURREY. CLERK.
J. A. Meredith,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order Is published for the first
time August 10. 1915. and to be pub
lished once each week for four Suo-
cessiye weeks.
CLARENCE CURREY. Clerk.
S1OI7.2tSl
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ne blowing casualties are report
y tg ne commanding general OF the
American oApOdltiOnary forces:
Killed In Action.
PRIVATES.
NIto Dabehak, 1877 Seymour St.,
Album, ny.
Ptul q Bills, % w. Main st., Som
David y Bonnett. Milan. No
Iol1 J. Collins, 1855 E. 18th St., New
NoTf, NY.
ceoISo P. MeKeOn. JSs White Ave
HI1oLlyn, N Y.
Emmett J. Newcomer, Pipe Greek
EIolfick J. Reuter-, Monkton, Nd.
Died Of Wounds.
Corporal Andrew F. Wagner, l7C
Wet Pagk Ave, Elmhurst, Ill.,
PRlVATES.
J1goDh c. 0audin, Belle Helene, As
ctn1ion, Ia.
Cray HanHohan, 2is Whitney Ave.
DIiig0DoFt, Conn.
Harry G. Holmes, Gen. Del, SYRIA
rl8o, Kan.
yosbo Hudson, North Chattanooga
Tenn.
Frederick D. Jones, F.D.2, Ed
l0Td Mich.
Mckinley Robinson, 525 n. Fulton
81, WAnSeOn. Ohio.
Lulgi Sallnetti, Vittorio s, Rome
Italy.
Wounded Severely.
PRIVATES
Roy H. Alderman, 3llO Colorado
Ave. Chicago III.
James J. BeVan, 126 Clark St, Port
Chester, N. Y.
Paul Borders. Mount Herman. Ky.
John ]. Broadbrook, 346 Lennon
AgO. Bridgeport, Conn.
James A. Brown, Is Bassett St.
Barre, VI.
stanford ". Burke. 1872 Madison
Ave. Scranton. Pa.
william Cammer 5iS ~ Garfield
Ave, Scranton. Ia.
BOnaga @. Caraau. Lowland, n c.
Patrick J. Cofrigan, li9 " 60th St
Kew YORK, y. Y.
Carlton MOaroe Cowher, Mapletor
Depot. Pa.
Mlehael James Cudmore. 80 Tayn'ol
Ave, BlnghAmpton, N. Y.
George 4. CIPHER, / Kinssbury ST..
worcester, Mass.
John Joseph Dempsey, IS n. larson
81, Philadelphia, Pa.
George A. DeVo!6, Bristol, W.
George DouShCrty, Mt. Holly
epgiAgl, Pa.
Francis ". Eaton, North St, North
Reading, Mass
John Fay, SiS Bergen St, Brooklyn
NY.
Raymond I1Aherty, 3sl Sth ST.
South Boston, Mass.
william Arthur Ffaker, r F. II. !
Neville, Pa.
James p. Garrett, $50 Mlhscn Ave
ML Holly, N. ].
Edward A. CHINA. $40 Vanderbilt
Ave, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Bernhard COldmOnz. 200 goth St.
Brooklyn, NY
Charley II. GrOgans, Lafayette, Ga
RUFUS Guiiey, Cabell, ~
Victor Hamsl, Is High st.. Williar,
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Hotel ArriNaln.

Bartlett-F. Il. LydlcS. Jonu Glass,
J. A. Turner Pittsburgh. 6. II. Beall,
Morgantown; ?. ~. Shitlett, Rich
moud, Va; {. II. Hall. Detroit; ". II.
Lemley, Wayuesburg. Pa; A. p. Beth,
New York; Bert mol, Slstsrsville; B.
G. McGinnis, Huntington.
Wells-D. L. Smith and wife. XII.
tanning; c. Il Hannah, Clarksburg
G. W. McCracken, MoundSvlls; L. f,
Taylor. Hundred; J. L. stone. Clarks.
burg; Homer Shaner. Pittsburgh; II
Z. Ollie, VI. X. Troutman, Waynes'
burg, Pa.
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Guests Return.

Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Bartlett. Miss
Emma Bartlett and guests, the Misses
Maude and Rebecca Seaton. will leave
Monday in Mr.. Bartletts car for Rom.
ney, where they will be joined by the
parents Of the Misses Seaton in a trip
10 Charleston. where all will attend a
convention Of mutes.
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DIAMOND ST. N. {. CHURCH.
market and Diamond Sts.)
J. Ebert Wells, Pastor.

Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. Guy
'icDougal. superintendent.
Public worship and preaching by
he pastor at 10:45 A. NJ.
Epworth League devotional meet
Ing at p. NJ.
Evening worship, preaching by the
pastor. at p. NJ
Widweek prayer service Wednes.
dav At p. NJ.
The latch string Of this church is
ont to everybody.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
w. J. Eddy, Pastor.

Come and bring one with you to
Sunday school at $3.50. New plans
for Sunday school being worked out.
l0:45. Morning service. The pas.
tor will preach. subject MANY Called,
Few Choice"
Junior sermon. THE CamePs
Nose
200. Sunday school. Virginia ave.
nue..
200, intermediate and Senior B.
Y. =. Us.
Good music No night service.
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Ernm MnnakeE

Prof Thomas X. Davis and daugh.
ter, Miss Elizabeth Davis. Of Wooster.
Ohio, will arrive during the week for a
visit with the formers cousin. Ira w
Davis. and Mrs Davis Prof Davis
is one Of the founders OF Wooster uni.
versity
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FIRST N. E. CHURCH.
'S''
Fairmont Ave. and Fourth ST.
Claude E. Goodwin, Pastor.

"Ai hlouA ANFs anu FbuIlU d.
Claude E. Goodwin, Pastor.
services tomorrow as follows:
Sunday school al $50 All teach.
IS and pupils are asked 10 make a
special effort TO be present Visitors
will find a hearty welcome. Good
singing. 4 splendid orchestra. Sew
eral Bible blasses. This promises
YOU a very helpful hour.
Public worship and sermon at
iO:45. Subject Of the sermon. 81
Am the Door" This is the third in a
"Ons on the Il Ans" OF
Of Jesus. The congregation is urged
to attend these special studies Others
are invited.
Epworth League devotional meet.
ing at Z O'Clock. Miss Fannie Phil.
lips will be In charge OF this serv-
ice. An interesting feature OF this
service will be the ror0rts Of the dele
gates TO the recent institute at Buck.
hannOn.
Public worship and sermon at s
o'clock. Subject Of sermon. The
Poor in Epirit" This will be the
first in series OF sermons on the
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NORTHAMPTON CHRISTIAN
CHURCH,
3. z. Hanas. Pastor.

3. E. Hsnes. Pastor.
Bible school at GAS A. NJ A. ].
Mcdaniel. Superintendent
Communion and social service at
~ o'clock.
Preaching on first and third Sun.
daes On each month.
Everybody ALWAYS welcomed 10 all
services Of this church.
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TOMORROW IN THE LOCAL CHURCHES

public worship at 10:45 o'clock. The
subject OF the sermon will be, What
Christ Said to a Group Of People
Who We're Questioning Him About
His Second Coming" It's advice Is
nCcled today.
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n. p. TEMPLE.

]. 6. BroomRsld. D. c, Minister.
tomorrow Will no the c'OSicR Sun.
1'y q our vacStlSs psTio5. Next
sunday We will IOEumO our ;vO sOrv.
res, bit tomorrow We Will have ouly
ulf1lng service AID SOndBy school.
let al Tie members and friends
0.so . SPECIAL O1OFt 10 b present.
sunday school at $50 A. N. and
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MAN'uR SToN FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
q T. Hanss, Pastor.


Community Day" observed In this
church on Sunday. Rural folk are
invited 70 drive in with automobile
o. wagon. bringing their families and
ntlghb6fs. All who can are 10 brnr
dinner and STAY for the evening sorv
Ice. A shady spot suitable for o.
ing lunch and spending the after
noon. win be found near the church
Bible school az IN A. NJ.
Communion service and preachin~
No II O'Clock Sermon subject:
'olofifying God"
Christian Endeavor at Z p. VI.
Preaching service at O'Clock. Sub.
iecE "The Glory OF the Land"
For the sake Of the hoys "over
there" and Of those going. keen home
tres buFni~~ Go 10 church. First
Christian -"urch will always welcome
YOU.
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Aamilinn Reunlon.

Tho annual reunion Of the Hamilton
family viii be held Sunday, September
first, NJ Eureka park The event Will
be an all-day affair. and a good pro
gram is being arranged by the com.
mlttee In charge
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ORDER oE PUBLICATION.

State OF West Virginia.
At the August, 1918. Rules, held In
the Clerks Office OF the intermediate
Court, in and for the County OF Ma.
rion, and State aforesaid. August z,
1918. the following order was entered:
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MANNINCTON
To Atlantic City.

Mr.. and Mr. Walter L. jerks and
Mr.. aud Mrs. X. NJ. Johnson and son,
William, will leave tomorrow in Mr..
Johnson's auto for a two weeks trip
70 Atlantic City, y. J.
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Cars from Toledo.

W. NJ Michael, Charles Martin and
Forrest Sturm left today for Toledo,
Ohio. They will return driving three
new Overland autos for the Michael
garage.
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Mrs. I. w. Davis. OF this city, and
guests, Mr. and Mrs Richard S. Start1.
man and children, OF shinnstUn. will
leave Monday for Caldwell. Ohio,
where they will spend a visit with ir.
and Mrs. Cannis StartImau aud fam
fiv
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Farmers Institute.

A farmers institute will be held a,
Mcclellan Saturday, August 3lst, un.
der the auspices OF the University Az
ricultural Experiment department.
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William Rufus, a local Syrian boy.
LEFT Yesterday for Detroit, Mich, after
having enlisted in the L. S. Marine
service
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Beautitudcs Visitors and strangers
will find a hearty welcome at ali
these services.
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FIRST N. p. CHURCH.
9. g. LaW1on, Pastor.

=. u IaW8on, pastor.
This being the last Sunday for
lhls conference year. we desire "a
have q full attendance Of the mem
befshlp Of the church at all the serv.
Ices You who have not been attend
:, viii you come out 10 the Sun
Day services? Tho pastor will have
gpBeial message for the church
both at the morning and evening
services.
Sunday school $3.50 A. NJ. :. A. Swi
ser. superintendent
Sermon 1O:l5 A. NJ Theme, Love
ne Motor Of Obedience"
Evening services:
Christian Endeavor Z.
Preaching. g. Sermon theme,
and PAN Of Nations"
You are invited to all these serv.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
cIlfenos b. Mitchell. D. D.. Minister.
Sunday school At 10 A. NJ All de.
r1rlments viii meet in the upstairs
andIloflum for the onsulng session.
Morning worship and preaching Col
loving TIE school period. Sermon
lheme: "The hurCh and the Com.
uunliy.S Special mnsic.
The Christian Eadeavor viii meet
N 5:i5 P. u. Every member Is
urged % be present at THIS 80, cial
meeting.
Evening preaching a. 3 O'Clock
Special music. The public will re-.
ctIto . most cordial welcome 10 all
DE services Of the day.
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To Baltimore.

DR. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hite, A. l.. Prich.
ard and daughter. Miss Lena Prichard,
will leave Monday by auto for a visit
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Eith Trod A Priehnrd IN baltimore