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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-18
THE PUBLIC SERVICE eoai
MISSION OF WEST Viz
GINA CAPITOL Buikp,3 4
ING CHARLESTON Ms

A meeting OF The Public gs
vice Commission Of West y tfi;..ll ;.
held on the 18th day OF
A. D., 1920.
CASE NO. 1I05
! PITTSBURG & WEST VIRGINIA
GAS COMPANY,
Application for authority toschAn 3
Whereas. application has this
day been filed by the Pittshurgfi
L. West Virginia Gas company tot
authority TO change its rates, 1t
ordered that leaye be gTante ITO
any one interested to file obiection
thereto before the commission q
any time on or before the g day II
September, 1920, and this u1Rttera
ing OF the Commission to be held
at its offices in the Capitol Builds
ing In the City Of Charlestet1 an
said 22d day Of September 1890.
at two o'clock p. m. at which inns
any one may appear and make
such objection thereto as may
deemed proper.
II is further ordered that tins
applicant publish q COPY Of tbs
order once each week for -FOUR
sue :Gsslvc weeks In two 3naWspa4i
perS or opposite polittc6t IT 9uca
there be and Of general circplak io1
In tho county or counties a fsseed
by the proposed change 10 futes
AMI said applicant shall also mail
10 or serve on each OF It's cpugumS
ery affected thereby at Least flts
teeE dryS prior to said SD day
OF September, 1920, written noftsa6
in the form prescribed by the Cl1lis
mission, showing that It he's aps
piled TO The Public Service com
mission for authority to change lts
rates, the rates proposed to be {
charged, and the time and place
OF such hearing; making due 70
turn Of all thereof on or before the
day OF hearing.
A Copy 3pii
Teste:
R. B. BERNHETM.
Sacf6tRfy.
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sF4RsT METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Fairmont ave, ana FOuTIh oI'
Claude e. Goodwin, Pastor.

Services tomorrow as IoIIoWb'
Sunday school at $50, Pubic wor.
ship and sermon al 1872 SUBJ ~
of~sermon, "The Means and 'Ihe
End. - Epworth League devotional
ineeting&at GEO. Installation VI OIL
ffcers at this meeting. Young PEG,
ple are invited. Public worship am
sermon at 1890; subject OF sermon,
1The Spies and the Promised
Land" These arc the last scrviceA4
Of the Conference year, a Suuu
turn out of the members IL de.
sired. The pastor VIII leave inT
Conference on Tuesday.
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WoRTHINGToN
Box Supper and Festival

Purity Temple Of Pythian Sisters
and Evergreen Lodge K. Of P. will
give an ice cream supper and cake
Der, 8, at their Castle Hail in Wor.
Ellington. Good music will be pro-
yIded and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO CONC and bring your
friends and enjoy j good time.
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Mrs. ]. c. Jacobs is visiting rela-
tiYes in Warrington and vicinity
this week.
Miss Lorraine Tetrick. OF Briscoe
WIS shopping mere on Friday
Miss Doris Parish went to King
mont on Friday for visit with the
family Of her aunt, Mrs. Wesley
Work.
T. F. McIntire, OF Kilarm. was a
business caller here Friday.
w. H. Binuingslea. Of Fairmont
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Walter Fallen who has been en-
gagged in the mercantile business in
Bingamon Junction for several
months has sold his store to Thos.
]. Tetr!ck Of that place who will
conduct the business at the same
stand. MIR. Fallen will resume his
former duties as an employee OF the
Western Maryland Railway.
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Hero From Ohio

w. E. Shaver, a former resident
OF this town but now located near
Loveland. Ohio, is spending the
week visiting old friends. We un-
derstaud he has sold his farm In ths
Buckeye state and may return 10
West Virginia IL a suitable location
can be secured.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
w EddV. PaatoP.
! Ierga sftendsnce ~ memb

4 "a large attendance OF msmOeE'
hip and friends are solicited for
he services Of the day. The enthu'
tasm aroused by DR.. Agar ought 10
how a marked increase In attend
nee !. gig SSo SUNDAY 1u si6qO sermo as
Irish" 1880, morning service
Jesus Christ, Our Lord" 1880,
Junior B. Y. P. U. $3.50, Senior b.
=. p. u. 700, Intermediate 3. \.
P. o. 1880, evening service, God 8
Faith in Man"
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

j. e. Gordon, Minister.
"a Young Woman's Choice VIII
be the subject OF the special ser
mon to be delivered tomorrow night
in the Central Christian church.
All young people OF this vicinity
are especially invited TO near thus
vital message Mr.. Gordon mas
worked with q large number OF
young people and believes IN the
church giving the young greater
place III it's program. The Biole
school begins at 9:40 a. IN. with u
splendid class Tor all who wish 10
come. Some OF the time in THIS
session will be taken for reports OF
the state convention held this week
IN Wheeling The subject OIL me
1900 a. m. sermon VIII be. ne
Future Outlook Tor the Church.
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
(Fairmont MiSsion.l
". G. Marel Pastor.

Sunday evening service in the
K. z. hall. Christian Endeuyor at
6:45 p. m; topic, Good Work
Finding It.; Doing It; leader, n. 5.
Cole. Sermon by the pastor at
1880 p. m; sermon subject, The
Watchers Round the Cross" TINS
is the first service in the confer
ence year and all the members OF
the church are urged to be present.
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HOUSES AND LOTS
LOST
OIL AND GAS

fNVEsTMENT oPFoRf6NfTY@7
own hundred shares stock In To-
cal oil company. Prospects are
said to be unusually good and that
company holds largest acreage in
Texas. Expecting to drill this
month. Unexpectedly needing
cash, / find / cannot carry entire
holdings and so willing to sell part
at attractive discount for cash. Par
value of shares $500. II -ou can
AFFORD to invest as little as $50 for
ten shares, this is q good opportun-
ity for possible large profits. If in
terested, write Box 1850, The
West YirginiRn. 9-11-8t-ss60
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I'M LOCAL CHURCHES

churches, "a representative from
every home at every prayer and
praise service"
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FREE METHODIST.
MGrgautU%u AFCT'io,
Errckc Florr=1. IES.cr.

Sunday school II - q IA .niiow-
oI NV DrcnCrinc Al II: song service
nj I y. M, followed by preaching -
80.
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THE FIRST Nj. 2. CHURCH.

$3.50, Sunday school. 1876. SER
mon theme, Me" CSC, JGnlO- En-
dcayor. 800, Senior EnueaEO'.
1890, sermon. theme, Christian
EerU!Sm.i
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HOUSES AND LOTS

If S0TT Want 10 buy or sell prop:
erty see Geo. II. Brobst, Profess
siOnal Bldg. 9.l.26tSISl
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Is v Z E9o GE y
Fairmont Real Estate and Farms
STATE STREET-Seven rooms, bath and sun
parlor, 1900
SEVEN ROOM Bungalow, two baths near Lo-
Gust avenue, 600.
NEAR THE BRASS PLANT-SiX rooms all
conveniences $500.
HOLT AVENUE-Eight rooms, five lots, mod
ern 300.
BELLVIEW HOME-Six rooms, nice level lot,
a bargain, 81, 800.
THREE ROOMS Norwood, water gas and
electric lights, $1,000.
FENNIMORE STREET-Good lot near the
Normal school, s., 100.
FOUR ROOMS-Two lots and on your own
terms, cheap, $1,000
FOUR ROOMS--On State street on the pave
nent near the school, on car line. Has just
been newly painted and repaired and is IN the
Test of condition Has a bath, cellar, big
lot "and everything. Easy terms and only
$4,000.
NEAR THE WILLETTS POTTERY : Six
rooms and three lots, $500
EAST PARK-Nine rooms and BATH good loca-
ton, $4,000.
MARKET STREET-Seven rooms and four
rooms, one big lot $3.50.
FOUR RCOMS-Two lots in sight Of the Court
House, 81 600
EASY TERMS-on four room house close IN
on the paved street. has city water, gas, slate
roof, cabinet mantels, and hardwood finish,
all on terms to suit and with big lot besides
for $1,000.
JEFFERSON STREET-Fine large house,
large lot, SIS 900.
LARGE LOTS-Above the Owens, 81, down; 81
week.
EAST PARK AVENUE-Seven room modern
home. Price $500.
GORDON STREET-Good five room cottage
and garage $4,500
HAWTHORNE STREET-Six rooms, bath and
hardwood finish, 5000.
NEAR MAIN STREET-Seven rooms, sun par
lor $1,000.
FIVE ROOMS right in town on the paved street
and on easy terms. Is a very nice looking
little home, is exceptionally well arranged and
has bath and all modern conveniences only
two blocks from Main Street and on very easy
terms, Price 1880
FOUR ROOMS on Sabraton avenue, newly re-
paired, good lot, east, terms $2,750.
FOUR ROOMS near the Willetts Factory, lot
6Ox4OO, god well etc, $500.
LARGE LOT-100 feet each way and a good
four room house, good location, $4,000.
TWO AND ONE-HALF ACRES-Moden six
room bungalow $1,000.
BRICK-Nine rooms on East Park avenue bar
gain, S6,650.
GORDON SIREEI-olX room bungalow, easy
terms, $500.
LARGE Seven room house, all conveniences,
SIX ROOM BRICK-Near Morgantown ave
nue., level lot, $500.
FIVE ROOMS-Near Locust avenue, modern
and complete $500.
SEVEN ROOMS-Two rooms three lots, gar
age Norwood, $4,000
Whether You Want To Buy or Sell 1t Is To Your
AAvantage To See Us. Let's Talk 1t Over.
Office. Opposite Court House Phone 281 "
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FIRST PRES5YTERlA4 CHURCH
Conner ,IacisCn and Jefferson SITS.

u =
Corner jackson and Jefferson SITS.
: Il. G. Stcatzgr, .. T., Minister.
This is "2all% bI!' ~ al! inc
Separtmcnts CT The church. iAAic
school, $3.50 n. m 5ir. fea&l. e..
Evan, superintendent. Mrs. san
RtgsinbotE8m. missionary 10 i"r
untainted children oil leppgs, -
AlInhabad. India. will giTc an 90,
dress before tha Sunday school
Sabbath morning. Moaning service.
1875; sermon b. the paSLo., d..
ri, G. Stoetzer, on this searching
question, Can fou Stand Cc u.
cistn?" Junior f.Udcavor, go. In
teTmediate Eudcavcr, G:3p i. m.
subject. Good WCrS; Finding. Il;
Doing It" Scripture lesson. Ecc!.
$40; Col. S:2225; leader Carter
Jones. Evening service, 100
o'clock. There will be a thirty
minute musical given by the
'IAmerican Industries Quartet fol.
lowed by a short address by DIR
Byron c. Piatt and sermon by the
pastor on this subject: The Band
Of Cody Men" M!d.week PRAYER
service Wednesday, 1880 y. m. the
Ministerial association has adopt
ed the following slogan for al
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CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
z. S. TowSon, Minister IN Charge.
S a. M, Holy Communion. 800
a. M, Sunday school. 1875, morL-
ing pruygf and sc mon. .:5n. eve
Ming prUSe. and sermon
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DIAMOND STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Couor Diamond and Market 81

J. c. BUCKLEY 0lStVT.
SEnla. school H.2h n m, t.uN :
T. Armstrong. Suuer!u:en"SH', I've
nn,f or "cnr's work at 1916 u. II.
Eyer vmcmber aud friend of the
church should he present for this
service. Epwurt1 league ut $50 y.
M. Mrs. Earl Schatfer. president.
Junior iCagEe. G:3O p. m. Mrs, ).
e. I,rtzkuS. superintendent, PUP.
lie worship and sermon at i:io
p. III.
Wild elk are being cared for by
the state uf Wisconsin In an er-
deavor 20 cultivate them for !hSIr
food and fUr.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

+ y LII 1SE1GD hSONLo
FOR RENT-Furnfsbed room. 81
Chicago street. 9.1S:3tS92o
ONE NICELY FURNISHED BED
ROOM. Good location. Phone
694-R. 9-lS-3t-S9ll
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
light housekeeping rooms. III
Chamberlain Ave. 9.1S.3tS925
FOK RENT = Pleasant furnished
room, either lady or gentleman
Apply 800 Quincy St: g.lS.2tS924
FURNISHED OFFICE ROOM For
Rent-Located second floor. Nc
Crory Bldg. See B. b. McCouliough
Mgr. 5 & 1Oc Store. 9-1S-lI-S9lS
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. No chill
dren. GA Vermont ave.
9-16-3t-Sg04
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS:
Gail SCR 9.II-4s--e922
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MISCELLANEOUS

LADIES: When delayed or irreg-
lar, USE FRENCH COTTON
ROOT PILLS. Safe and depend
able Refuse others. Price $500.
Double strength. $3.50. French
Medicines Co.. Atlanta, Ca, or
Ass Wilson Ave, Chicago, Ill.
9-1S-1t-Ss22
ALL WOMEN desiring quick relief
from irregular troubles peculiar
TO womanhood Should send for free
trial package. MARiNELLO RENE
DY CO., Box 5S4. Los Angeles, Cal.
CANCERS, OLD SORES, Malig-
nant growths, Tumors, Ulcers.
etc., successfully treated for 90
years. No knife, no bleeding. In
teresting booklet free. Government
and Grand Jury approval. Clip out
for future reference. R. L. Law
less. HOS Wyllie Ave, Danyille.
Va. 9-1S-lt-SSl!
sI,O0 SHARE, Silver Stock paying
2 per cent. mouth dividend. Send
for circular: books close Septem,,
Der %. Address Alfred Ray, Hotel
Amsterdam, 25th and Lexington
Ave, New York City. 9.13.7t:SSSz
FAIRMONT SHORTHAND lNSTl.
TUTE-5 per cent discount on
all buttons paid before August
3lst. Term commences Sept. GIL.
Call at office 31i Deveny Bldg.
S."S-@6.30-sT2S
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EAhNs fUh SALE


FOR SALE-257 acres. located on
two good gravel pixies, situated IN
Logan and Union Counties, ONO
. niles OF good railroad town with
centralized schools, grain elevator,
creamery, bank, stores of all KINDS.
Farm lays level and is we'll tiled
with extra good drainage outlet OF
two strings - inch tile, which cross
the farm. Soil is a dark loan under.
laid with limestone. especially
adapted to alfalfa, corn, hay and all
small grain. Two sets OF build.
ings, one eight room and one 4-room
Tow barns with sheds, hay barn,
good granary, implement shed auI
out.buildiugs. Land wateTed by 5
driven veins and one ar;esian. No
open bitches. owner going south in
November and anxious to sell be-
fore going. Here is a bargain and
we advise looking after II at once.
If interested write +. l.. Forty. Real
Estate Exchange, Marysvillc, O
GIG -SS42
BALTIMORE co. FARM : 103
acres nearly level land, about 20
ucres wood land. balance fine farm
land. 12-roOm house. barn and out
buildings. Well and spring water.
Near town, church and schools.
good road and railroad. $4,000
Glen Realty Co. 302 Law building.
Baltimore, Md. 9.S.2Gt-SS3l
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/ {. S. ARMY o. D. WOOL SHIRTS,
brand new. $3.50 each, charges
prepaid. worth $3.50. Money Or
der with order. Southern Trading
Co. Spratanburg, S. {.
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ARMY DRESS SHOES, MunsOn
Last. Goodyear welt, Russell,
$685. pair, charges prepaid, worth
1910. Money Order with roder.
Southern Trading Co.. Spartan
burg, S, G. 9-lS-lt-S92O
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FOR SALE

{. s. olive DRIB aIf WOOL New
Blankets. weight 4 y lbs, $3.50
each, charges prepaid, worth $40.
Money Order with order. Southern
Trading Co., Spartanburg, S. c.
9-1S-lt-S92l
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y ANTED-Girl Tor general house
work. Call evenings 1905 Fair
mont avenue. 9-36l-SS02
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!
: WANTED-Fressers for Ladies' and
Mems garments. Helnze G. Co.
-9-17-3t-S906
FOR SALE
{. s. olive DRHB ali WOOL New
Blankets, weight ~ lbs, $3.50
each. charges prepaid. worth $40.
. Money Order with order. Southern
1 Trading Co., Spartanburg, 5. c.
| 9-1S-1t-S92l
/ ARMY DRESS SHOES, Munson
Last. Goodyear welt, Russell,
| $685. pair, charges prepaid, worth
SO. Money Order with roder.
Southern Trading Co., Spartan
burg, S. c. 9-1S-lt-S92O
/ L. S. ARMY o. D. WOOL SHIRTS,
brand new. $3.50 each, charges
prepaid. worth $3.50. Money Or
I der with order. Southern Trading
Co.. Spratanburs, S. c.
RAINCOATS OF best Government
/ Gasmask cloth, guaranteed not
ito leak. 1925 each, charges pre-
paid. worth $3.50. Money Order
with order. Southern Trading Co.,
Spartanburg. S. {. 9-18-lt-S919
FOR SALE-IleaYy draft team,
I wagon and harness. Address a.
NJ. Wright. Shinnston, W. Va, or
call at Enle McInt!re farm at En-
terprise. 9-ll-5t-SS6 -
| FOk SALE-Cash Hesls ters AMI
. Credit Files. Easy payments. Ma
/ tiuEal Cash Register Company,
I ClurKsburg. W VA 2-l3-tf-I2Sl
FINE BARGAIN FOR CASH
Threshing machine with good
boiler and engine, price $500; can
be seen at home Of II. X. Glover, ut
Little BinShamon, near Manning
ton. 9.lt 2l-Sg0g
AUrO.-ACGEssoRIEs
! WANTED = PRIVATE GARAGE
! for two cars. Phone 49l-R. Az
dress John Burdof, 306 Fifth St.
9-lB $500
FOR SALE-GrGnt Six. Apply
/ }. X. Steele. Barrackyille.
MALE HELL WANTED
| LNB0RERS WANTED@i6 labor
ers. 20 cents per hour; steady
work; good boarding house. Ster-
a., ling Sand Company, Masontown,
Pa. 9-1S-26t-S9lG
WANTED-Laborers for general
factory work. Good wages. good
employment. Helmick Foundry
/ Machine Company.
HOUSES WANTED
| WGNTEDCN0w or October Isl,
small cottage apartment OF o.
| 4 unfuTnished rooms. Preferably
1 Eighth ward district Requisites,
! bath. gas, electric lights. Bes; Of
1 reference furnished. Family OF
two. Address 5000 West Virginiau.
9-l6.3t-S9OO
| WATNED-TO rent 6 10 S room
house close IN Address Box
| sS95, West Vi-gluian. giving loca.
ton and rent per month. g.l6-+t.SSg5
PERSONAL
YOUNG WIDoW-Worth over s4O,-
900, anxious to marry honorable
gentleman, old as go considered.
Mrs. Warn, 22161a Temple Street.
Los Angeles. Calf $50
MARRY-Thousand people, all
ages, worth $4,000 to 1900, 900,
anxious for marriage. Write for
my list, free. Ralph Hyde, B-162
Minna St., San Francisco. Cal.
9-1S-1t-S914
HOUSES AND LOTS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Two
large dwellings, suitable. for
boarding or rooming houses. Sew
eral smaller properties on East
Side. near end OF new bridge. Sec
J. D. Summers, office 1l2 Mer-
chant, residence Ill Diamond.
Phone 149S-M. 9-1S-3t--S912
LOST
LOST-A diamond necklace be.
tween State street and water
street or possibly in tunnel. Finder
return to DayiB-BuFkha Tn.Tyler Co..
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ENTERPRISNG FAIRMONT ESTABLISHMENTS
special NOTICES

surety duly approved BY the elas
JOHN SHRIvFgR clet
Sept. 4'11.1S.25
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NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

:. 2. 1SENAH a5sss:rs.s.z.
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FOUND

WNNTED-Glrl for general house
work. Small family Phone 6S4-R.
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Special Commissioner.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County OF Monongalia, To.wit /:
I, John Shriyer, do certify that
the said Special Commissioner has
given bond In the penalty OF TWEEN
ty thousand dollars ($20,000.00l
conditioned according to law, with
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23
Coming

Dolores opera house Saturday, January
oath, "a Night in Honolulu" will be
presented by the Royal Hawaiians, full
of original native and jazz numbers;
also we have with us one of Earle
Williams latest super productions.
This program will be followed by a
dance with the latest up-to- date dance
music by the Hawaiian string orchestra.
Owing to the length of this program
we are compelled to start at 7:30.
Admission to both shows: Adults So,
children 49,
Admission to the dance 55.
Dolores is very fortunate to get this
evening of music and entertainment
by the Royal Hawaiians, who come to
US well recommended.
See them at the Dolores opera house.
Adv.
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23
YELLOW LRCkEI

A fine boy arrived at the homo of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie McDermit o.rIv
thursday morning, January Is. whose
name Is Robert Raymond, and who
dds faIr to become as handsome as his
father and as lovable as his mother
Gordon Wood came up from Monte
yuma canon Monday on business trim,
Miss Clara Blum was a visitor in the
nelghborhood Monday.
James Westfall is helping Edison
Lewis haul corn from the dry land
farm.
MISS Margarite Bangs is the expected
guest of Kathryn Willis this week.
The dance at Ackmen was enioyed
oy number of our young people, and
older ones too. which could only be
expected with such genial hosts as
Fred Hutchings and Noel Hadley. We
especially wish to remember the short
address by Mr.. Hadley. Sr.. in which
ne appealed to the morals of the young
people and entreated them to remem.
Der to be ladies and gentlemen where
ever they might be.
Our community was shocked and
grleved at the death of Mrs. Dillon.
She was a woman well known and well
loved. We have no words with which
to offer consolation and can only extend
our heartfelt love and sympathy to
those she left.
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SANDSTONE

There was quite little excitement
in our neighborhood last week caused
by Mr.. Helfricks house getting afre.
There being plenty of snow on the
ground the fire was soon put out with
out having done much damage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eggers spent last
Wednesday with Mrs. Jenny.
Mr.. Wayman went to Cortez last
week on business.
Several from here went to Fairview
Sunday to hear the new preacher, but
he failed to appear.
Mrs. Janney, Mrs. Wayman and
Fern Wayman spent last Thursday
with Grandma Peel
Lloyd Siegler visited the Wayman
boys last Sunday.
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.

L.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
December II. 1919
To Thomas william of Wigwam, Colorado,
Contestee:
You are hereby notified that John E. Karp
who gives Cortez Colorado, as his postoffice ad-
dress did on November 9Th, 19l9 file in this office
his duly corroborated application to contest
and secure the cancellation of your homestead
entry, serial No. 0Iis2 made April 10th. 1918, for
II W, N NJ. p. meridian, aud as grounds for his
contest he alleges that said Thomas William
has abandoned said land and has not been up
on said land since April 10, 1915. and has fe lied
to cultivate any portion of said land that his
absence from said land is not due to his
ployment in the military or naval service of
tho United States.
You are. therefore, further notified that the
said allegation will be taken as confessed. and
your said entry will be cancelled without fur
ther right to be heard. either before this office
appeal il you fail to fla In this office
within twenty days after the FOURTH publi-
cation of this notice as shown below, your
answer under oath, specifically responding to
these allegations of contest, together with due
proof that you have served a copy of vonr
answer on the said contestant either in person
or by registered mail.
You should state III your answer the name of
the post office to which you desire future
notices to be sent to you,
JNo. T. JovcE, Register
Date of first publication January .. 1870,
Date of second publication, January l6 1920
Date of third publication, January %, 1920.
Date of fouth publication, January 80, 1920
The Dolores star., 1920-01-23
LRkEvISTR

The Lakevista card party met last
saturday night at the home of Mrs.
Nellie Wilkerson and enjoyed them
selves muchly, as Josh Billings use to
say.
Last Saturday night Mrs. McDill
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
hutler and the boys. A lively game of
PIT caused the time to pass so easily
mat midnight came as surprise and
caused everybody to beat it for home.
II. +. Hindmarsh returned Saturday
from Pueblo where he went as delegate
LOT the Masons. He reports a fine trip
ana big meeting. Six hundred
mason' in the class were inducted into
me mysteries. Pueblo exgects to get
mystic Shrine Temple in the near
future.
mrs. Nellie Wilkerson visited the
.ehooi Monday. We ought all of us
" VISIT the school, if we don't want
.ne children to get the notion that
senooi is only place to send them out
IRON under foot.
c m'ss Grace Gordon attended the
s..'emen's ~ convention at Dolores.
v;.. mere will be meeting of the Lake.
90 '" ~ urange on Wednesday. January
,a.. mere will be program and the
. eetorer asks that every good Granger
.d. u IN clippings and news items and
uhv,eft'ements wh,sf for the Grange paper
h." en Will be read in comic but if you
va,., anything to sell we want to sd-
'er'ise it for you.
'ch'ey Anderson and Bob Yeager