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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-09-25
FRANK r. GOODING WILL
BE IN THE RACE FOR
UNITED STATES SENATOR

Boise, Idaho, Sept. 13.-Ex-Governor |
Frank r. Gooding has served formal |
notice not only on the members of his |
own party, the republican, but on the
o,ector at large, that he will be in
the race for United States senator to
take the seat now held by Senator John
r. Nugent, democrat. While Mr. Good
ing does not say 50, the announcement
Is made early to correct reports that
because of recent illness he might not
make the race, and will no doubt act
as a warning to others who aspire to
wear the toga that they will have Mr..
Gooding to contest for the nomination
in itself somewhat of a factor. 1t is
well known to party leaders that Mr.
Gooding claims first right to the re-
publican nomination and that there
are others who would contest the nom
nation with him if given the proper
kind of encouragement.
Coming at this time, Mr.. Gooding's
statement is credited with more than
passing significance. While returning
TO Idaho from Washington, where he
was sent to assist in advancing the
Mondell bill to reclaim lands for sol
diers and sailors who have been in
the service, Mr.. Gooding was taken
train and rushed to Rochester, MINI.
where he entered the Mayo hospital
and was operated upon very success.
fully. Soon after this. happened re.
ports began to appear in political cir
cles in his home state that because of
his illness, Mr.. Gooding would not
likely enter politics again. To those
who believed these reports there was
some surprise when Mr.. Gooding ap-
peared In Boise in vigorous health
and a real senatorial aspirant. He
Immediately gave out the statement
that the condition of his health
would permit him to be an active
candidate for United States senator.
my health is improving" he said
"and 1 feel strong. l am gaining
strength every day, so there is moth
imp to prevent me from becoming an
active candidate. 1t is a duty l owe
my friends who stood by me in the
last campaign"
The announcement was accepted as
fianl Those who know Gooding best
know that above all things he is {
fighter, win or lose. They expect t.
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SENATOR JOHNSON DIS
APPOINTS HIS FRIENDS

Oregon News Bureau, Washington
Sept. 4.-Senator Hiram JohnsonS an
today that he will not go
west on a speaking tour caused keen
among the leaders OF
the opposition to the league of ma
tions. Some of them. Senator Borah
among others. were quite insistent that
Senator johnson must go. 1t was said
that efforts to induce Senator John
son to 90 west and expose the defects
of the peace treaty and the fallacieS
of the league Of nations covenant vii
not be abandoned.
Senator Johnson's only reason foi
not going is that he feels his dut!
calls him here and that he should no
leave. Besides which the public doe
not understand that when an apponen
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see him enter the coming senatorial
campaign just as actively and as
strenuously as he did the last cam
paign.
Speaking of Mr. Goodings claim to
the nomination, one of the promi-
nent republican party leaders said:
IF Mr. Gooding wants to press his
claims and his friends will whether
he does or not, it will be about up to
the republican partly to hand him the
senatorial nomination on a silver
platter. There are several reasons
Cor tits. In the first place republi-
cans familiar with political events in
this state know that it was Mr.. Good
ing who was largely responsible fol
the republican party victory a veal
ago. 1t will be remembered that the
non-partisan league captured the
democratic primaries and nominated
the non-partisan state ticket as DEM
ocrats. At. that time serious charges
of disloyalty were aimed against
Townley, head of the league, and the
leaders sent to Idaho to promote It's
interest and conduct the campaign
Mr.. Gooding had been nominated by
the republicans for United States
senator to contest the seat in the SEN
ate of Senator Nugent. He was ac
cused and promptly denied the
-
charge he had solicited the leagues
support. Thereafter he bodily ano
fearlessly attacked the league lead
ers.
''There. was never just such a cam
paign like ii conducted in Idaho. TIT
democrats were Of course dissatisfied
with the deal the leaguers had pu
over and many of them turned to thu
republicans ands Imported the repub
lican state ticket Mr.. Gooding wa
defeated by Senator Nugent, but tn
fight he made elected the republi
can ticket. Now that Mr.. Goodin
has decided to again make tn
race he will demand supper
from many members of the party an
will receive it, in my opinion, froI
even those who might under ord
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nary circumstances be opposed t
him."
Nugent to Run.

However, 1t is said to be very ap'
parent that Mr.. Gooding Is not to be
alone in his aspirations. AS far as
the democratic party is concerned
seems to be taken for granted tina
Senator Nugent will be renominated
and very likely without opposition
The Hawley faction whis,h was OPP
posed to him but failed to show
strength enought to defeat him viii
likely not make fight against him
at the next election. Captain +. {
Davis. who ran for the republican
gubernatorial nomination but faile
TO muster sufficient strength t.
land it. will likely get into the run
ming for senator. While he is still |
government service in Washington anf
has made no announcement it is known
that his friends have been sounding thu
political seas in Idaho to ascertain jus
how deep the water is. They would
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the cost was $4,000, which is going
some.
But Senator Johnson may yet 20 to
the Pacific coast. His friends said
today that they will never quit urging
until he consents to make the trip.
they say, should hear what is wrong
with the peace treaty in the way Hi.
ram Johnson tells ii.
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Of the league of nations goes firth TO
turn on the light of truth he does Sc
at his own expense, which is a big
item these days.
President Wilson's splendid trip in a
sumptuous special train is paid for by
she people of the United States
Whether they like his league of ma
tions or not they cannot avoid helping
to foot the bin.
JohnsOn's Tastes Simple.
Just imagine Senator Hiram John
son. who as governor Of California
! reduced the state debt to an almoS
negligible figure and left the common
wealth treasury bullying with millions
spending $685.. 900 as personal expense
for the seven months stay III Paris. o
course. Senator Johnson can travel Il
much less expense than Wilson becaus
his tastes are simpler. 1t is interest
ing to note that the expense for foo,
and hotel supplies for Wilson and hi
party in Paris, exclusive of rents. wa
$129,0O0 For laundering hotel linen
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Headers here claim is conclusive he i
mot to be a candidate.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-09-25

FOR RENT-Two furnished house,
keeping rooms and two sleeping rooms.
MRS. MARY FLYNN, 43-tf
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Ailshie and French.

James f. Ailshie of Occur d Alene
who was one of Gooding's opponents
for the nomination prior to the last
election, is also spoken Of, but the
friends Of the former chief justice OF
the supreme court assert that he VIII
likely not enter the race If Gooding l.
running. IL he does not. Goodlng
will be given the support OF the wing
of the republican party in the north
which counts for much. II he should
enter. there will be the same Ole
fight for the nomination between the
north and the south, with the south
ern candidate as the likely winner.
Congressman Burton L. French OF
Moscow is not considered candi
date. In fact, his close politica
friends and adviser in matters OF thi'
kind. William Lee Of Moscow has
given out statement which part!
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-09-25

Fire Insurance-Tim Quinlan.
Surety Bonds-Tim Quinlan.
Sand for sale at Chester Arnold's.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-09-25

WANTED-Two good milk cows
Enquire at this office 43-z
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FOR SALE.

| Household furniture and tools OF all
kinds. Enquire at this office. 42-tf
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like to defeat Gooding, it is claimed
here and they believe that Davis Is the
man who can turn the trick.
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span horses, roam and grey, years old
weight 5000
span black horses, and years old, W.T. 290(
span, brown and sorrel, years old, W.T. 29o(
span brown horses, years old, W.T. 5000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16
Bridgeport Eriefs.

William {. Criswcll and wife, Of
Cleveland formerly OF IhIS city. are
spending few days visiting in this
city.
Sam WillcttS and family have return
cd 10 their home al Fairpoint after a
brief visit with local friends.
Albert Albinger. Of the Fort Henry
hand. j. rehearsing A band OF forty
pieces with special music for the ccle-
bration in this city Saturday.
James a. FawCrtt returned 10 Warren,
o.. Yesterday after a visit with his par.
cntS In this city.
William kinScy has returned home
after spending week at Camp Chase. %,
Arthur Happy" BurriS has resigned
his position AT the Selby and Reed drug
store. and Rudolph SChaffer will sue
coed him.
William Frazier left yesterday for
Delaware. O.. where he will enter Ohio
Wesleyan University.
Rose Kelley has resumed her duties
at the local news stand after a week 8
illness,
George Giffen. Walter Smith and John
Murphy have returned home after a few
days spent at the Hoodad fishing club
at trrcpOrt. Q.
Oscar Moore returned to Cambridge
yesterday after spending Sunday with
his family in this city.
Carl Miller. of Holloway. returned
home yesterday. after few days visit
with local friends.
!. Blairc lrnffii arrived home yeSter-
day after short visit with WellSburg
relatives and friends.
4 large attendance Of members Is
expected at thu meeting If the Fratcrnal
Order of Eagles this evening.
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BELLA|RE BAKE
PLANT HAS VERY
NARROW ESCAPE

Fire. starting on IN" south sid" Of the
Ed Vcgel bakery on North Jefferson
IS rc"t. did damage yesterday afternoon
at 4:3O o'clock. which will probably aE-
grcgatc $500. The entire bakery plant
had narrow escape from utter destruc-
'icn. Good work on tho part or NOM
bcrs Of tho city fire department pre-
vented the entire building from brinS
reduced to ruins.
Tho fire evidently began in n pile Of
straw which Was stacked against IN"
rear OF III building on The south side.
presumably lighted by boys who were
playing there. Tn" fire had good
start when discovered. \ part OF the
south side or the building was destroy
81 There was no damage 10 tn" mach
Inery Of the bake plant.
For fear thai the entire building
would be destroyed furniture was car
fied into tho alley nearby.
The Central and Gravel Hin depart
ments responded to tho alarm.
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GAINESVILLE

RARNESYILLE.. O., Sept. 15.-Rober
Aver. Of this place, spent Saturday ant
Sunday In Cambridge. Ohio.
Seven perrons VIII WILLS. % MADE supreme
and Diamond Campaign-you can be ont
VI MI md Mrs. Allen Sill left today q,
Washington, d. c. after visiting Mr.. aIc
Mrs. f. II. Sill and Mr. and AIRS Williar
Bishop OF this place. b
Miss Thelma Cunnard. Of South stree.
entertained number Of friends. Frida;
evening in honor of Mrs. Allen Sill. d
Washington. d. c. ..
The following local teachers left las
week TO resume their positions as high
itnH so ,msrt Ms. Martha 3. Yarnei
Belmont; Miss Ruth Rogers, Norris
town: Miss Helen YArnelI, Wheeling
w. Va; Miss Verna Kennon. Sistersvil!t
w. Va.
EASTERN OHIO Il. f. eonfeTencs at
Youngstown this week
Harry Corbin left today for. Johns.
town. Pa. after visiting his parents or
Mrs. Lille Kyle left today for. Pitts.
Harlan Patterson left today for Pitts.
burgh. Pa. TO attend the Carnegie School
OF Technology.
Misses zcia Poulton and Lucy Knox
are visiting friends in Canton. Ohio.
Will Fowler. Of North Broadway, lcf.
today for Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith. Of North
Chestnut, have returned from a ten-day
trip through part Of Illinois, Michigan
and Wisconsin. .''.''
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil CasseIls, Of Ken.
lucky, have been visiting their. parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cassells on North
Chestnut street. $50,
Walter Sell and william Beymer. o.
Mr.. Bcynier's sister at Old Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16

= Adolph f. Mag. one of the best
known citizens Of this community. died
at his home 26 North Third street. yes
terday evening following two weeks
illness of pneumonia. He was in the
Thirty-ninth year OF his age. and WAS
born at Pomeroy. Ohio. and removed 10
Bridgeport when quito young. where
nc spent the most Of his life, coming to
this city few years ago Deceased
was a member OF the First Methodist
church Of this city, and spent twenty
one years as an employee at the Aetna
Standard mill. Besides his wife he is
survived by two daughters, Misses Thcl-
mn and Anna Merle. as well as two
brothers, William Of Bridgeport and
Fred. OF Niles. o. Four sisters also
survive as follows: Mrs Mamie Nc
Loughlin. Of Wheeling: Miss Bcnna
Mag OF Bridgeport, Mrs. Gertrude Bur
ton and Mrs. Erma Kerby. both OF Mar
tins Ferry. The funeral arrangements
arc incomplete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-16
Railway EMPLOYEES Meeting.

An important meeting of Bcllairn
lodge No. $50. OF brotherhood OF Rail
way Clerks and Station Employees will
be held In their rooms IN the F'ratcrnal
hall on North Fifth street, tomorrow
evening at which time final action will
be taken on q movement TO institute an
other local Of tho brotherhood on the
river front to take care of the member
ship Of the rapidly growing organiza-
ton.
The meeting will also mark the bc-
ginning Of q campaign to get individual
memberships to the Plumb Plan League
of America, the local organization join
ing as a body at the last meeting held
The large volume OF business to trans
act will prevent the usual social hour
following the meeting tomorrow even
ing.
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ISL. CLA|PSV|LLE
Belmont County Seat News
Dry Federation.

The eNcCut!v" committee Of Belmont
County Dry Federation met al ST. Glars
vile. Sabbath afternoon. September lf.
Rev. Leroy Lawth"r was elected county
manager for the ensuing year and II. F.
l,nc was urged 10 act as assistant
mitt"r was held over from last year
mitctr was held over from last year
namely: e. W. Rodefrr. nf Bellaire; w.
W. Scott. Of Bridgeport; Rev. Ira F.
l.ccprr, Of 81. ClairSvillC. Dr. II. o..
Shepherd. of Barncsvill". gave fine
report Of the State Dry Workers ut Coll
umhuS few weeks since and said the
state organization was in very fine
shape. \ county conference "f the Dry
Workers will he held Sabbath. Scptcm-
Der 18th. in the United Presbyterian
church Of this place. at which time Il
very laTg" representation of the county
II expected 10 be present. The cXeCu-
tive committr IL very enthusiastic to re-
tain the state Of Ohio in the dry column
and every effort will be made To hold
Belmont Corntys dry vote uf last year.
This IS really tn" beginning Of a VigQr-
uuS campaign. The speakers already an
nounced fer this county for the month
Of October y i'll he. VIM. Jennings Bryan
and Ian Morgan Smith. who was for
Irerly attorney for the vets and who
has just returned from France.
An office will be opened hy Rev.
Lawther. county manager. at an early
date
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Martins Perry Briefs.

| Miss Anna Obrist superintendent at
! tho local hospital. arrived home yCstcr-
; day after attending tho convention AT
i Columbus. Ohio.
! Miss Gertrude Spcnc" left yesterday
morning for columbus, O.. 10 enter OHIO
! State university.
| The serious condition Of Jacob Estcl.
Of Flushing. Ohio. mad" an operation
necessary AT the Ohio Valley General
! hospital. He is tho father of Mrs
| George Kidney, OF North Fifth street.
! Reports from the hospital indicate Mr..
! Estcl is Improving nicely.
! Miss Myrtle Thompson. of the local
! post office left yesterday on her fifteen
days vacation.
/ Mayrnn T.. sole. of this city. left last
night for Young st"wn. O., wh"r" he viii
attend the Methodist conference.
The members Of tho Kings Daughters
hCl dan important meeting in tho United
Presbyterian church last evening
Wheeler RaltS"n. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ralston. l"ft yesterday to enter
Ohio university NJ Columbus q.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Wycoff arrived
! home yesterday after II VISIT at Bclhcs-
da.
Attorney George Cook. Of this city.
| spent yesterday III SlrubcnviIr. o.. on
business
William Jones. Of North Seventh
street. leaves today for bethesda, O.. 10
attend tho BAPTIST convention.
Mrs EiauChc i.uptnu and Mrs Anna
Cusc have arrived homo after spending
Sunday with relatives at Pittsburgh.
Miss Ruth FI"Iu loft yesterday for
Columbus. o.. /" enter ohio Stat" unit
VCrSitv
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Moundrville NriafS,

Mrs. p. l.. Bone. Of Mt. Pleasant
Ohio. is visiting her son. DR.. p. F. Bono
and family. OF Jetfersoh avenue.
Walter Howard. OF Sebron, ohtb. IL
visiting friends here.
George Bowers and son, Joseph. Of
Adalnc wcrc in the city yesterday.
Spencer and Isaac Cox. OF Fork ftdee.
were in Moundsville on business syes-
tcrday.
Miss Marie Gavin. Of second s4ee'
left yesterday for Buckhannon. viefe
she will attend Wesleyan college.
Clyde Loper. Of Cameron. wa IN
Moundsviifc yesterday on business:
w II. Batson. Of Tomiinson avenue
Is at Pittsburgh.
DR.. and Mrs. J. N. williamson Of
Charleston. are visiting their son. 2. D..
Williamson and family. Of Fifth sreet
Mrs. Dayton Carpenter of Fairwont,
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and AMrs.
McSwain. OF Grant avenue.
Mrs. L. p. Byrnes who has been g.
fined to the Glendale hospital has re-
turned to her home on Virginia street.
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SHADYSIDE

The Christian church has announced
! the following meeting for the week:
Tuesday evening at the home Of Miss
Belle Rodefer. on Lincoln avenue, the
birthday party Of members Of the Home
I Society whose anniversaries are in Sep
TENDER; Wednesday evening. the mid
week prayer service in 4 new form: the
pastor Will discuss chapter from the
book Of James and there will be- special
music. Thursday evening the Home So
cicty will meet with Mrs. Caldwell. OF
Central aven!c.
Don't hesitate TO enter the 1ntellfgen-
pnign--if it is good for your nelghbors.
It's good for you.
Mrs. Jennie Shields will move to-
morrow from the Haswcli property.
whore she has resided for several
months. to the N. D. Mayhem home on
Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albcr: Alum. ri Lin
coin avenue. motorcd to Mcdonald, IA,
on Saturday To spend the end Of the
week with relatives.
Superintendent Of schools. Mr.. II. A.
nCnhroCk. is moving his family her"
from BarncSvillc this week. They will
occupy a part Of tho Thomas property
on South Highland avenue.
MT. anu hTS. W dIltT JpHnSpH III
North Highland avenue. are visiting rel
ativcs near Marietta. %.
Dale Thomas. who is teaching IN
Cambridge. O.. spent the end Of the week
here.
Rush McCracken. employed in Akron.
visited his family here over Sunday.
Ernest NefF. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford Neff Of Smithfield street, viii,
leave to-day for Columbus. to continue
his studies in Ohio State University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence RothweII. Of
West Thirty-ninth street. visited rela-
tives near Beallsvilie over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cantwell. OF Law
renee. Pa. have returned 10 their home
after visit OF two weeks at the homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Barth. Of Central
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Austin Of South
Highland avenue. hav" returned from
visit with friends near Key.
Miss Louise McG6nn. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred MCConn. will go to-day to
Wooster University TO resume her course
there. She has been at home during the
summer vacation.
Mrs. Lizzie Davis ard daughter Mrs
Gertrude Wilgus. are spending the week
with relatives near Darlington.
L. l.. Cunningham. who recently sold
his homo on Grandriew avenue. TO War
rem Safficld ot Allcdonia. has purchased
the Cunningham property on North
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M0UNDSV|LLE
NEWS
MOuNDSV|LLE
xizh School Coach HsusI.

Professor Merrick announced yester.
day that he had secured Guy Morris
Wesleysn's great athlete. as hounds
ville's athletic coach and physical direc-
tor. Moundsville Is very fortunate to
secure such a coach and will undoubt-
eddy turn out one OF the strongest teams
ever seen in this section rs there Is an
abundance OF material from which TO
build a team. ... =
Morris played In all sports n wes-
leyan and is in a class with Coach Kel.
l!son. Of Wheeling. both being there At
the same time. MouDdsyiia will. nov
have q chance to wipe out some. old de.
feats and the schedule Is nearly COM,
pleted, with some OF the strongest
teams IN the Ohio Valley TO go up
against. Coach Morris will have the
team in fine shape for the kams with
sjstersville September 2Tth, on ths local
grounds. Il
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Probate Cont.

Estate az John Dcscijc. deceased. APP
plicati"n filed for appointment of ad-
miniStratriX. Bond $1,000 filed and APP
proved. Appointment made. letters or
dcrcd and issued. Inventory ordered.
order issued.
Agnes l.. Gibson. guardian Of Lucy
Deal an imhcC!lr We. Her Ward ct al.
Petition for authority to sell real es-
tai" filed. Set for hearing September
90 al 10 n. M. Notice ordered. order
for notice issued and cause continued.
Estat" OF Nancy J. Harlan. deceased.
Inventory filed. approved and ordered
recorded
Estat" Of Sarah 4. Dubois. deceased.
deposition taken before Alfred {. PAUL.
Notary PuhliC. ohio County. w Va.
filed in matter or exceptions 20 invcn-
tory. Prrrir" filed subpoena issued
and rcturnab!r September IL. 1919. at
nv
Estatr Of Alhcr, nzicz!eI. deceased.
Application filed for appointment Of ad-
ministrator Bond 500 filed and ap-
proved. Appnintmcnt made. letters or
dcr"d and ISSUED. Inventory dispensed
with
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resume his studies at Ohio State Uni,

resume his studies at Ohio State Uni
vCrCity
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thompson have
returned to their home on Thirty-fifth
street. after a visit at GAINESVILLE with
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrison have re-
turned TO their homo at Moundsville at
ter visiting with relatives here.
Mrs. John DeBula, of Noble street has
gone TO New Philadelphia for n visit
with relatives and friends.
The young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John CrozIer. of West Twcnty-third
street. Is seriously Ill at the family
home, with pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. August Rush have re-
turned to their home in Pittsburgh. af-
ter q visit with relatives here.
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Miller. West half OF lot ga in Barnes
| willie. $500.
{ Chris ". He'll ct al to Joe Sipko. Lot
, - in Allcnhurst. 81.
Katie D. Dankworth and Guy w.
! Dankworth TO Harry S. McGrcgor. Lot
o. in Bcllairc. $40. q.
Mike Malone 10 Ida Malone. u OF
Lot $40 in Martins Ferry. 81.
Sonora radcn cy al Ia .tnna Ptoscck
cy al. Land in Tease TIP. $40.
Fred II. Chappcll. Guardian 10 James
Lee Lynn. Land in Warren TIP. $50.
David W. Mcdill ct TX TO John Stark
ct al Land in Martins Ferry. $500.
William Green and Ethel Green to
Annie NJ. Tanks. Land in Grand New.
$50.
George r. Vaughn and Cloc l.. Vaughn
10 +. /. Fclby.. Lot A in Shadyside.
$50