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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Maria Holland. of South Rich
mona, IL me guest OF relatives and
TRENDS In Greenvflie, S c. Miss Hol
isna VIII De absent from the city
ABOUT TWO weeks
Mrs Charles W. Crowder. Ir.. Is
spending some tina with relatives in
Mrs. W E. Newell. Of Park avenue.
has concluded visit to friends in
Meehienoarg county and is now the
Point, n C,
Mr. and Mrs. E. IAnwood Thomp-
son and children of West c-ara
street are the guest of relatives at
Montpelier,
Mr. and Mrs. William Cardwell and
week end guest OF Mr. and Mrs
Cam pbeil Tucker at their home in
Ashland.
Miss Louise Fletcher. of Grove
avenue, leaves for Middlesex county
. Friday for weeks visit to relatives,
: after which she goes to Cincinnati
TO be the guest OF her. brother, DR..
! Casper FLETCHER.
80
Misses Catherine and Addie Har.
grave. who have been the guest OF
! their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
IT. M. Hargrave. on Floyd avenue,
. returned yesterday to their home at
n Dinwiddie, and was ACCOMPANIED by
! their cousin, Mrs G.. A. Owen. OF this
. city.
80 .
Mrs Musa Haddon. mother OF Hon
IT Gray Haddon, left Yesterday with
: Miss Pattie Hargrave. to spend some.
!. time with friends in Newark. n, J.
$50
o Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nuchols O.
= West Grace street, are on a motto,
: trip through the North.
Y Chester Phelps. who has beer
n spending some time with relatives I,
y Virginia returned to his home il
: Newark, N. j., yesterday.
VI -
william A. Green will return TO tn
= city, after spending six weeks i
the West and on the Jersey Coast.
- 80
Notes From HyIas.
Hylas. Va, Aug 20.--Rev. Fl. N
Soyars and II. w. Connolly have ius
closed a series OF revival services a
Berea church. Eight candidates wer
received for baptism, and two youn
men decided to enter the ministry
| The baptizng will be at Howard
mill August "a, r M.
/ Mrs. II. NJ. Soyars Is the guest 0
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugin
Parish, of Kents' store, Fluvann,
Willard witeshi-e wife and son
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Isbeli and littl
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Snead ant
l H. NJ Soyars started this mornin,
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Mrs. 4. j. Martin.

Mrs A. j. Martin passed away at
her home in spottsylvania county
Monday, after d short illness. being
sick only Ave days, aged seventy
years
She is survived by Ave children
Mr.. T. J. Martin. L. f. Martin. Miss
Annie Martin. of Spottsylvania
county, and Mrs. Frank Baker, of
baltimore. Md; one sister. Mrs.
Sarah williams, of Spotsylvania,
The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 at home, services
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Jones.
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Miss Mary Elizabeth Hammack,
Mrs. G. c. Randolph.

Mrs. c. C. Randolph, wife of the
Rev. c.. c. Randolph, who died at
Fairfax Court House. Va. Monday
was a daughter of the late Rev. VIM.
MCGUIRE, and a sister of Mrs. W. A.
Snoot, Of Alexandria. She is survived
ty her husband, two sons and two
daughters,
Her funeral took place at o'clock
Wednesday after noon from Christ
r. f, church and services were COM
Quoted by Rev. Or, Bergman Green,
Of the Episcopal Theological semi
nary.
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Snitit----Haye@,

Announcement is made OF the mar
riage of Miss Alleen Frances Hayes.
daughter of Mrs. George Rodney
Hayes, OF Bena, Gloucester county TO
William Coleman smith OF Norfolk.
I The bridegroom was recently honor
abiy discharged from the navy. after
Two years service as petty officer
aboard a torpedo boat in European
waters Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are
spending their honeymoon in North
Afn cities They will make their
home in Ghent. Norfolk.
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faS~ifts-4-fiaruargi.

A pretty marriage celebrated Mon
day al 80 was thai of Miss Margaret
Taylor Barnard daughter Of Mrs.
William r. Barnard, OF 7l5 Eoisse
vain avenue Norfolk. 10 William
Edgar Classify. also Of Norfolk The
sceren ory WAS performed by Rev VIII
s1ialu A. Brown. rector Of ST. Johns
vEspiscopai church Portsmouth, The
home was PRETTY decorated with
% Inns, ferns, ard cut flowers. The
bride who was given in marriage ny
her brother. Frsns, Barnard. wore =
sEown OF white eeorgette crepe and
her flowers were = corsage of brides
*foses and mstdenfair ferns. There
Were no attendants, and the ceremony
ywas witnessed only by the immediate
RAmilies and a. few intimate friends
Following the ceremony an informa
reception was held. after which, Mr.
and Mrs. Cassidy eft for a Northern
wedding trip. and on their return will
reside al 230 West Thirty fourth
street
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WEDDINGS,

The home OF Mrs. Lutte Page Ka :
&10o, 1ea5 Hanoves avenue. was the
|4aa OF a pretty marriage MONDAY
ln4gninG, when her daughter. Miss
NoFa Ramos, becarre the bride OF Wiz
l4In Royal Jones, Jr.. with Rev
ewelyn Northern as the yefebrant.
8nly the Immediate members Of the
4Vv0 fAn1iiies witnessed The ceremony.
~. and Mrs JONES' left for a we'd
ding trip North.
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Neutrality-suspicious..

ANNOUNCEMENT has been MADE OF
the marriage OF Miss Marion NJ. Poor,
Scf Baltimore, 10 charles l. "orthtng
ron. formerly Of Winchester, but now
suf Baltimore TIE ceremony having
taken place last saturday in the lat
ter city The bride is member OF
m old and prominent Maryland
family. Mr. werthington, who is as
sRncfafed in business with his father.
Mr. Bruce WerthinEton. served in a
Canadian regiment during the war
with Germany ard spent about
eighteen months In a German prison
camp. having eeNn captured while
Acting as ssretcher bearer when the
Canadians made their memorable
charge or Ssuly ridge In France, dur
inE tire early summer Of 1917. Mr..
.Norshington and his bride are speGd-
ing several DAYS in Winchester, frora
there they VIII so to Washington
county. Maryland. where they will
make their home
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N The marriage OF Miss berena Covey,
daughser of Mr. and Mrs. George
Convey. of wythevtl.e, to Frank Green
walt, also Of Ny'heviile, was cele -
hfated yesterday morning at O'Clock
IN the Episcopal church 81 that place,
with Rev CraighNt as the officiating
rasnister
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SOCIETY
MRS MINETREE FoLKEs. EDITOR
phone Randolph s41sw ONCE
Announcements.

Rschm ond people will be interested
in the announcement made by Mr..
and Mrs Henry Bernard Clements, al
Balboa. Panama. OF the engagement
and approaching marriage Of their
daughter. Eleanor. TO Phillip Angus
.us Haxail Terrell OF Washington.
formerly OF this city. The marriage
takes place August 3oth.
Mrs. Grace L. Fitchett. OF Ports
announces the engagement and APP
preaching marriage OF her daughter.
Miss Sarah Person kee, to Otha Gar
land Wre~n, OF Raleigh. son OF Will
liam G. Wrern and the late Nettie
II. Wrenn of McCullers. n. C. The
wedding will take place in the au-
tunn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-21

The Patriotic Society of John Mar
shall high school will give a dance
at the school Thursday commencing
August 2lst. from $50 10 IL o'clock
The dance is given for the benefit of
the memorial tablet 10 be erected in
honor of the John Marshall boys. who
gave their lives In the service abroad.
The patronage OF the alumni and their
friends IA cordially requested.
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Obituary
M2E8laEsIs{slsEfgll lfsE,slssIssI
w. Fl. Green.

w. Fl. Green.
Funeral services for william H.
Green took place yesterday afternoon
fl ON the house 1896 North Twenty
fifth street, at o'clock. Burial was
In Hollywood. Mr. Green, who
was eightytwo years old, died at his
home Tuesday afternoon at GAS
o'clock after long illness, leaving
two daughters: Mrs r. c. Tucker and
Mrs. 3. c. Tucker, and one grand
daughter, Miss Beulah Tucker. all of
this city.
| Mrs Hattie SINNERS.
Mrs. Hattie L. SINNERS, wife of
| John w SINNERS, died at her home
al Linville Depot Monday afternoon,
at the age of forty years. She was
| iii but "a short time and her death
comes as a shock to her friends.
| The funeral was held Wednesday
| n morning at II o'clock from the
Christian church of Linvilie, con-
Quoted by Rev. a. w. Andes, assisted
by Rev r. W. Miller. Interment
| al Linville
j. r. Burner.
Luray. Va. August 17.--John r
Burner, one of the best known men
OIL rage county. ulSN at iiifs il'ihC
rear Bixler's Ferry, five miles west
OF Luray. at an early hour yesterday
morning. His death was primarily
due to an accident which occurred
| in Luray several months ago. when
his horse became frightened and
ran away. At that time he was
thrown from his buggy and sustained
severe injuries in addition to having
an arm broken. From this accident
! ne never entirely recovered, the shock
being OF such nature as TO leave
him in a serious condition.
After that he is reported TO have
sustained a paralytic stroke, which
coupled with his seventy-two years,
| ~ as the immediate cause of his death
| Miss Mary Elizabeth Hammack.
| Miss Mary Elizabeth Hammock
| daughter of the late Rev c. B. and
Mary Hammack, died at the home
CT her sister Mrs. c. f. Horn, near
| Mt Scion, Sunday evening from a
| com plication of diseases. She was
forty-five years cid.
| The funeral was held from the Mt
| Zion U. B. church Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock, conducted by Rev. A.
J. Secrist
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-21

Miss Maria Holland. OF South Rich
mond is The guest of relatives and
friends in Greenvflie, S C. Miss Hol
land will be absent from the cic
about two weeks
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-05-22
m sabd hem and complaint, to-wit

m said hem and eompla iupt, to-wi,: |: Those certain naming claims ly- ling and being M the Wramgell
 Mining District and recorded in
 the United States ComrnHs soner's
 office at WrangeM, Alaska that is Eto say The Black Bearr Silver Dollar, Silver back, Silver King, ESilver Queen, Cub Bearr Summit No. I Summit No. 2, Summit No. 5, Summit No. 4, Basin, Laura, Gla- cier Bear, Mabel. Brown Bear, Snow Bird, June Buzz Craig, Ground HEog, Glacier, Lake No. 2, |Lake No. 3, Lake No. 4, Lake No. Is, Lake Ncl 6, Lake No. 7, Fake EMo. 8 and Lake No. 9, all ofsaid I,claira.: Aying and Being near MiM
 Lake and i'm Ground Hog Basin lin the Wrangelh Recording Mining District ], and northeast of Mrangell, |,
 Alaska, from B to- l5 mIles from
 the Town, of WrangeM. said prop Eertv being 0wned a1,,d claimed by defendant, and a further description thereof being set fortk in the orig
 nap ,ocatipn notices of the same fbeimg of record in the said pecord-
 ing office at Wrangell, Alaska, !, EsaM description being incorporated Eherein by reference thereto; togeth- Fer with aM the buildings, fixtures Ea@d improvements thereon or con
 inected with the same, and that [ Twill, accordingly offer sapd real Eestate for sale, ar public sendne to Ethe highest and best bidder, for
 cash, on the 5th day of June, A. D. 1o1p at 10 o'clock a. m- at the LCourthouse in Wrangell, Alaska \ Nate1, Wrangell, Alaska, April R28th, A. N- 1919.
 \ '' b. M- Tanner, U. S. Marshal, Z Bst Division, District of Alaska. By H. }. Wallace, Deputy. Charles B. Ingersoli,
 Plaintiffs Attorney.
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in the said recording office at WrangeH, Alaska said description being incorporated herein by refer ence thereto; together witch all the buitdings, fixtures and improve, ;ments. thereon or connected with the saney and that I will,. accord inglv, offer said reab estate for sale, tat public venaue to the highest and best bidder, for cash, on the 5th day of June, A D. rsTe,. at 10 o'clock a.. m. at the Courthouse in WrangelN,. Alaska
 !, Dated, Wrangell, Alaska 18th
 April,, A. ID. ueao. J. M., Tanner. W. S.. Marshal
 ast Division, District of Alaska. By H. L- WAlaces Dsputy- Charles E. Mgersoll, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-05-22
Notice of Special Election

To the electors ot the Town of Wrangell, Division No. [, ferri- tory of Alaska:
 Notice is hereby given that on April 28r I9E9- the Governor ot Alaska, by authority of an act of the legislature of the Territory of Alaska, entitled ''An Act Pfovid- ing for Special Election to Fill a Vacancy ia the Office of Delegate from Alaska In the House of Rep resentatives and Declaring an Emergency" ordered that an cleo tion be held in the Terrfrosv of Alaska on
 TUESDAY, JUNE }. 1q1o Between the hours of 8 a. m- and z o'clock ?. ID. of said day for the purpose of electing Delegate from Alaska in the House of Repesen- Etatives ot the United States to fill \ the vacancy caused by the death of Honorable Charles A. Sulzer. Fhe Coraimom Ceuncil o6 Wran- Igellr Alaska, hawing heretofore. by 'oDdinancr, duly designated the vot- ing precincs of sad town and poll ;ing place thereof the electors are hereby notihed-
 That ah duly GualiGed voters re- siding wit hin the bown daries of precinct No, 1, of saiI town of iWyapgell, will vote at the Town Hall, located on Church., street, the same being the duly designated |polling place Nh and for precinct No. H. Town of Wrangell, Alaska.
 Dated this 1st day ot May 1oIo-
 tSignedD
 ,THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF WRANGELL, ALASKA.
 By J. E. Worden, Clerk.
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EEfAT4 NOTICES
Nohiaa af. MarshaEs Sake
United Staes, ,ot Mnerica E DiMis:onNo,. l.. ,."" Sss Distrint ef tlfska

United States 'ot Ansrlca
 DiMis;onNo,. l.. ,:.' Sss..
 District of 4sdska ., y
 Pta'ltex notice is, hereby given, that by virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias eor eweoution) Y dated April 25th, AL IIed g.. issued out of the District Court, ,, of the United States for the 1ss DivisiDn, District of Alaska. on a indgmeae rendered in said Court. en the zTah day of ian uary, N. D.. ueao. in favor of John c. Grant, plaintif,. and against tha Bon Alaska Mining comRany,. cor poratjon~ Defendant. L have. on this 18th day of: Aprik A. D.. Ishe.. levied upon, the following described real estate,. situated in the Wran- gell Recording District, Maska,. to wit:
 These certain Mining claims ly- ing and being in, the W rangen Min, ing District. and recorded in the United States Commissioners office at Wrangeh,. Alaska. that is; to say The Black Bear, Silver Dollar :, Silver JaeAr Silver King, Silver Queenr Cub Bear, Summit No. H., Summit Mo-. ?, Summit No. 3, Sumnsit Mo-, A.. Basin, Laura. Gla- cier Bearr Mabel, Bnown Bear, Snow Bird, June Buzz Craig, Ground Hog- Glacier, Lake No. g.. Lake Mo- 3, Lake No, f.. Lake Mo-, 5, Lake Mo-. 6,, Lake No. [, Lake No. g.. and. Lake No. g, all of said claims. living and being mean Milh Lake and ia G@oNnd, Hog Basin in the Wrangelll Recording and M,n- ing District land aortheastof Wran- xell, Alaska. from 8 to, A5 mAes from the Town of Wrangell,. said property being owned and claimed by said defendant, and a further 3eseniptien thereof being set 5nEth in, the original location nor traes oa hHf aaInf being of>reeond.
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No4ina of WaFshaHs Sale
 United States of Anssrica, Divisions No. l., Ess.
 Mstriut of MabAa.


 Mstriut of MasAa.
 Pdblicnotiee is hereby given that by virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias Eor excutiec)s dated April 25th, A. W aesor issuedi out of the Ns- trict Court, of the United States for the Dst Division, Mstrict of Alaska, on a judgment rendered in said Court. om the 2Tth day of January, A. D. beaea- in favor of Donald Sinclair. in his own right and assignee of C. J. Leeds> and against the Bon Alaska Mining company, a corporation, E have, on this 2Sth' day of April. A. D. IeGo. levied upon the following described real estate, situated in the Wran- gell Recording and Mining District, Alaska. And WHEREAS an order was duly entered therein that the said laborers lien be toreclosed and that all and singular the real prop tenty and mining claims described