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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-09-30

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the
persons hereinafter named, at their
post Office addresses hereinafter given,
as persons in whose names the land
or lots hereinafter described. stand
upon ttfe records In the Recorders
office OF Idaho Couny, State OF Idaho;
and In whose names the said property
was assessed and to the persons In ac-
tuAl possession or occupancy or the
said lands and lots, THAT:
DELINQUENT TANES FOR THE
YEAR 1917 are due and payable since
the date Of delinquency thereof, TO
wit January H. 1913. when the de-
linquency entry thereof was made
respectively on the following descrlb-
ed land and lots; delinquency GER
titicates being issued thereon as here
matter set forth;t The names Of the
persons in whose names the property
was assessed. and the amounts requir-
ed to redeem the respective land and
lots and on which interest will be
computed from date of such delin,
quency entry at the rate of IL per
cent per ahnum; EXCLUSIVE of such
further costs MS may be lawfully in
Cured for milage, service, posting and
publication. are as follows, to-wit:
Delinquency Certificate No.
Assessed To Meadows state Bank,
On N ~ u N. ~. ", s. y. Y n Il.
u sec 81 Twp. "a l r. Amount OF :.
Delinquency -~------------------.-- 6os
Address Eden, Idaho, care of A.
Il. Lucas.
Assessed TO Meadows State Bank,
on N. 70. "A 3. H. ", s. 70. " s. ID.
". Sec. 81 Twp. "a 10. Amount of
delinquency --.--------------.------- 90
Adress Eden, Idaho care OF A. b.
Lucas.
Assessed to Geo. l.. Alkire, on s.
10. " s. e. " sec. "a, N. IL. "A n. 10.
", N. w. u N. e.. a sec ~ Twp.
Is u. Amount OF delinquency. - ILL
Th0s, Pogne, present owner; whose
address is White Bird, Idaho.
Delinquency Certificate No. IS
Assessed to George Reid. on s. w.
" N. w. ", 8. r.. " N. w. u, 8. w.
IL, N. w. " s. w. ", sec. "a, Twp.
20 / w. Amount of delinquency - %
Adress: Lucille, Idaho.
Delinquency Certificate No. "a
on Lot 3 Sec. %, Twp %, 1 r.
Amount OF delinquency ------------ i.3
ID. G. Wyatt, present owner. adj
dress: White Bird, Idaho.
Delinquency Certificate No, 80
on N. u. " s.. 10. see 49, Lot 1
/ sec. s5, all In twp. q i E Amount
OF delinquency ---------------------- "a
10. e. wyatt, present owner. ad-
dress !. White Bird. Idaho.
Delinquency Certificate No. 90
Assessed to r. w. Allen, on MoiIie
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Gibson. Clara B.. Pirate Lode, Rob-
bins Dist Amount of delinquency 3SI
Address: 625 Seabord Building,
delinquency Certificate No. 81
Assessed 20 Buffalo Hump Lucky
Lac Lacky h' hna' Robins ROB Dist. Amount
of delinquency --------------------- EOS
Address No address.
Deiinq neney Certificate No 50
Assessed to Free Gold Mining Co,
on Northern star, Southern star,
Morning star, Evening Star. Defend
Mill Amount Of delinquency -----z,- 2l.4o
Address; care of Thos. Rye. st.
Maries idaho.
Assessed to Idaho Champion Min
ing and Milling Co. on Black champ
lon Big Elk Horn a,S cham a,penanw Nel In
! Mabel Mabel, Ethel, Crown Point, Gold
NIX DIST s"'a AMOUNT ' Of deIinouency, 24sl
Address: care OF s. r.. Clayton. ala
Locust ST., Philadelphia. Penn.
Assessed Ds.a"q To- g i Thompson. . on
( Fraction and Daisy Lodes. Robbins
! Dist. Amount Of delinquency 23l
! Address: Valentine, Montana.
Delinquency Certificate No. lis
Assessed TO James smith on y W
| e y Y. NJ, n y X " : " " T. se y,
! rip q Il. AMOUNT Of delin- = :.
| Address: Elk City, Idaho.
Delinquency Certificate No. I23
Assessed to Emma c. Hinkley, on
M " y :. u " Y : w
Sec. 81, Twp. 80 | VI. Amount of de,
| Address, Charleston, Washington.
/ Delinquency Certificate No. liz
Assessed to r. Il. Arnold on s. w.
/ n s. Il. " Sec. 2 Twp. 81 II.
Amount of delinquency ------------ la
Present owner X. y. Gibson, whose
address Ia Grnngeville, Idaho.
Delinquency Certificate No. 194
Assessed to Philip ID. seymour. on
u N. Il. sec IL Twp. % w
Amount of delinquency ------------ 14.2
Address: 800 Lyon Building, Seat
tie, Washington.
Delinquency Certificate No. zoo
Assessed to Schmadeka Heirs. on
D. Lot A. and aaotv Lot asey sen
(Assessment No 462. Sewer Taxi
Amount of delinquency ------------- 1870
Address care Of II. Taylor,
Grangeyllie, Idaho.
Delinquency Certificate No. 23s
Assessed to III. Il. Caldwell, on N.
E. " 8. E. V, 8. II. VI 8. h. ", see
~ Twp. 49, ID. Amount OF deiin-
Address: Union, Montana, care OF
A. w. Caldwell.
Asss 1saaa e f. = Esr cnsMs No. On ~
e. " n. e. Il. s. 70. " N. E.. " sec.
a "a Twp. SO, s ID. Amount Of delin-
Address: Union. Montana, care Of
A. w Caldwell.
Delinquency Certificate No. SAL
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birthday and departed for their various
homes. ,r
Mrs P. Hanley and daughter. MISS
Mary. were visitors in FairmonI yes
Miss Bcthanne Carter has left for her
home in Wheeling.
Mrs. r. Hewitt has left for warren,
Pa. where she will spent the next re"
months
IN pittsbursh and Parkersburg.
Miss Helen Seamon and her mother.
Of Wheeling. arc visiting at tho nome
OF Mr. and Mrs. George Hawkins. MIS- us
Methodist Episcopal Foreign MISSION
Mrs. J. IS. Marville Is Ill at her nome
on Franklin street.
Gus Tucker OF Chester, Pa - In low"
the guest OF friends. ,.,,,,
James johnson is in this city visiting
friends for few days.
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SISTERSVILLE
TOWN PREPARING FOR
FOURTH. CELEBRATION

Special To The Intelligcncer:
SISTERSSILLE. ". Va. June y
Business men and leading citizens OF
this city are making elaborate prepar-
9rions for a mammoth Independence
Day celebration which will Surpslss any
event OF q similar nature ever held IN
this section. A feature OF the ceieora-
ton will be Soldiers Reunion and cN-
service men are expected - turn out
en-masSe.
An attractive program OF a sporting
character - being Arranged. base oaI
games, horse racing and various attn
ietic contests are only n few OF the
many amusCmCnis and there will be en-
tertaInment for everybody. old and
young. ChairmanS appointed 1" look
after details are. Finance committee.
W. l.. Sutton: Music. =. Y. Kerr: Sports,
Earnest McE.lhoN": Advertising. David
WertheimCr: Parade. J. p. Flynn: Dec
Grating. Z. 10y and Legion. Charles Har-
his Everything is to be- free. the eN-
pSnSes 10 be borne by the business men
81 the city. !.
Prominent among the social events or
the past week was the bridge party at
which Miss Sara Bailey entertained a
Eliza beth street. The affair was ar
ranged as a courtesy 10 Mrs. Sam Fisher
nes Miss Mary Talbot. on" IT the sea-
sons most popular brides. Sharing
honors with Mrs. Fisher were: Miss
Ruth Mccormick. who has been feted al
a number Of petty prc-nuptial parties
SINCE the announcement a few " cks ago
OF her gagement 10 Mr.. Ward Parry.
OF Akron. q. and Miss Ruth Bodell. OF
Blucfield W Va. VINO Is the charming
house guest OF Miss Hattie Hill. SeH-
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guests on Main street. besides Luc!an
I.yau of Morgantown. Mrs. John Cur
rane and daughters Ellen Jane. OF Sa-
lem. W. Va.
The senior class ~ Warrington High
school mot"r"d 10 I1arrackville Thurs
day where they held q class p!cni" and
swimming party. The class advisor
Miss Mary Simmons chapcroned the
party.
Friday evening the members ut the
W. Z. Z. /. gave n social NJ the home
"f Mrs Judd on Pheasant street.
Everyone spent an enjoyable evening.
Misses Louise and Paulin" Beamus
gave surpris" party Tuesday evening
IN honor If their mothers thirty-lifth
birthday at their home on East High
street. Mrs Beamus was the recipient
~ many beautiful and useful gifts. At
a late hour refreshments were served by
the young hostcss"s, assisted by Cath
crime prcntiss and Mary lItc. The
guests then departed wishing Mrs. Bea-
mus many happy returns OF tn" day
4 surprise party was given to Mrs
NJ T. MCAmallrn Of Marshall street
Thursday evening by her friends. The
occasion was the scventy-scyCnth ami
versary Of her> birthday. Beautiful
presents were given TO her and after
music and readings delicious lunch
was served. after which all wished the
honored lady many happy returns OF her
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cral hours were devoted to the Eaino
and the highest score was made ny MIS-
camilla Talbot. At an appointed houi
u delicious buffet luncheon was serNeu
70: Mrs Fisher, Miss McEormicS. MISS
Bod",l. Misses Hattie HUI. harr!s'
kingSland Virginia Thistle. Helen oulh-
srlard. Camilla Talbot and Mrs. Samp-
son Thistle and Mrs. II. \. HroadwateT'
Mrs. W. NJ. Meredith and niue grehu-
daughter. Gene Mosser. Will leave SatE'-
day for 4 visit OF some length Win EeIa-
t,ves and friends in Oil city. IA.
Miss Virginia Cutler has gone 10
philippi for a visit with former schoot-
mates of Rroaddus College.
Mrs. VI. J. Pensell and daughter. MISS
Rculah. are the guests OF relatives ana
friends az Ruckhannon and other polh'S
in that section.
Miss Mildred Meyers left Friday
morning for Wililamsport Pa. where
she WILL spend the summer win re'a-
Miss Ruth Broadwater returned FRI
dav evening from n short NlsUt win
friends in ParkcrsburE. q,
Mr. and Mrs. :. W. Alexander ieit
Friday for Mckeesnort. Pa. Tor WISH
win friends and relatives.
MARY, the small daughter or MT. anu
Ms a. c. McAnallen is very III at the
home OF her parents here, OF pneumo-
MIA, which developed from an attack ~
measles. ,,.a.
Poul Ncucnschwapder. who attends
I-riversttv of Pitt, has arrived 10 spcnd
tho vacation with his parents MT. anu
Nrz w T. \cucnschTander.
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MOUNDSV|LLE
news
KNIGHTS HOLD
LODGE OF SORROW
rmpre sstve Services Held BY Little
Prince Lodge

Little Prince Lodge No. -. X. Of P.
held their snnual memorial services
yesterday in the First NJ. f. church. Inc
members Of the lodge assembled in inc
Pythian Castle al l:%0 yesterday after
noon and marched from there TO the
church.
The program at the church was open
ed by PRAYER BY Rev. &. G. Slater and
music was rendered by the choir OF the
church The ritual services of the lodge
was then delivered.
The memorial address was made by
Rev. Thomas Zunbrunnen, former
Moundsvillc man. Rev. Zunbrunncn DC
lvercd very interesting sermon ON the
origin OF the knights OF P!Ihias ana OF
their duties and purposes. The meeting
was closed BY benediction by Rev. Sta
ter.
Following the services at the church
the lodge. headed by the Jr O. l. A; NJ.
band marched to the cemetery where
the flowers were distributed over N"
graves of the departed members. The
lodge had one Of the largest turn-ou's
IN its history.
The American Legion team of mis-
city. added another victory to their NSt
yesterday when they defeated the T y
f. g. team at Elm Grove. "PinHeY
Spears pitched for the local team ana
did not allow man TO reach third baSc.
His support in the field was also very
good.
The team this year - showing up
very good and has not lost game S"
far this season and IL ranked with the
fastest teams Of the Ohio Valley.
Circuit Court
Tho case OF William Rane VS.. the
Suburban Brick Co. for damages VIII
be tried in circuit court this morning be
fore Judge J. Il. Sommcrville.
viii Name Candidates
Democrats Of Marshall county Viii
meet q tho court house tomorrow morn
inx for the purpose Of naming Cand'-
dates to MI the Offices for the fall cleo
ton there having been but two candi :,
dates at the primary election. This Viii
be a meeting OF the county executive
committee hut will also BE- an open ses-
sion and all Democrats who wish may
attend
American Legion Meets.
Earl Francis Post. M. ;. American
Legion. viii hold it's only June meeting
AT the court house this evening al c'Th'
o'clock There pre- numerous nus'n"SS
matters TO b. disposed "f and plans for
future ~ctiVitirs will hs made.
Attended Memorial
local Modern Wo"dlnrn Of America
went Ia Wheeling yesterday Hfi"In"'n
and participated IN III" memorial S"rN-
ices held by the lodgr Of that cI''.
I. o. o. r. Memorial.
Tho local members IF the lodge 1T
Odd Fellows went to MCM"chcn NrSieF-
day evening where the annual memorial
services were held under tn" auspices
OF the McMcChen lodge.
Aged Man Dies.
Mr. Raynn Callahan. aged 81 years
died at his home on Fourth str""' sun
da.- Morning ~ - ,'rl"'k Mr.. 'Nlt =
h.n Nd III" "rlE' IA - w'nt"' rrd >
w-1 followed IN by E"7"i ;"'utl' &c. a
rat ,,IyS'- II" IL, survived by his VII.
.Rnd -s.y-Tal children. III, rema'ms "'I'
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STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENTILLE. O.. juno 6.-,Sx
Jefferson county men were indicted pS
tho federal grand jury at COLUMBUS Tor
violation OF the national pt9hIo, .r,.t
IawS They arc Alex. Miller and George
Thomas. local men who were arrested
SnvnraI months ago while Transporting
liquor; Mike ArduX and Anna Mcilck.
arrested for having liquor eI$r%n m,
and George IYukelic, arrested for max
ing illicit liquor and having sun IN
thcir possession. The raid on the WI
kclic farm was made several mt ,,rss
re be captured in Jefferson county.
Good Roads Association
T,n rcfYerson County Good Roads as
sociaiion has been formally organiZ"u
wit hthe election or r. e. Chamor rfs,n no.
secretary. and James Long. treasurer.
Tho organization was. launched with
membership OF sixty. representing eErrE
section OF the county. The association
viii cooperate with the county com
missionrrs and highway department in
mapping out a constructive road build
ing program.
ci,izens and officials of Toronto visit
cd tho court house in body saturday
and demanded Of III" county commits
sinners that trN Stcubenvillc.T oront"
section Of tn" main market highway D"
started at Of. II dev"loped that the
bigbway dcuartment held up work
ncnding changes in plans which would
mean a delay Of at least smother year.
and tho up-rivcr citizens insists mat IL
no huilt on the original plans. Repro
sentatives of the highway department.
viii go over Tho road Tuesday with
citizens. and assurances were given
that If 81 all possible tho work Will be
started this summer.
Five In Race.
Tho withdrawal of Deputy sheriff
William Allison from tho race for IN"
Renuhlicnn nomination for shcrir
leaves hva candidates In rho race. They
are Deputy Sheriff Edward Lucas Hays
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WEIR1ON
MARTINS ARREST HAS
CREATED A SENSATION

spcc;AI dispatch To Tn" lntcu.Eenccr.
WEl'RTON, ". Va June ".-N"WS o!
The arrest OF stephen Martin. aga ."
wears. former member -: IN" i"'H Po-
lice force. at Detroit. Mich. IN Hoiih".-
zion with the Disappearing" OF toui
sc"n-ycar-nld Mildred CoSt!ck. ~ taiS
plaCp created a sensation nero. CnicS
Of Police Harry Brooks was notified or
the arrest by Detroit officials: WI"
nave rcrrrreu Martins cas-" TO the Zee
cral authorities for prosecution under
the white slave laws. -
Mildred CoStick disappeared from ne
homo here May :. several days ART
Martin had been discharged from IN"
police force. Martin disappeared ths
Same day and descriptions Of the W"
wrcr sent broadcast. resulting IN ponce
locating and rcscuinG the girl attCr q
nsht with several alleged hlacShand"rS
In. q house in Detroit last Friday. Mar
tin escaped from iii" house but was
picked up later. Whether or not he VII:
be returned 10 WClrton IS not !c.
known.
Martin was q member OF the police
force here for about year ana was
one OF the prominent Agures in the sen,
'satIona, deportation Of zoo alleged
reds from Wcirton during the st"e !
strike last winter. He IS married anu
has a wife living here.
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Ne shipped Tuesday on the lct" train
10 St Marya wh"r" int"rmcnt will he
made and services hold.
Medical Society Meets
Thu Marshall County Medical Society
" III meet in regular session t"Inorl""
afternoon NJ four o'clock.
The following program VIII l." G'ven
The Present Status ~ Npre nd,'ii.s
DR.. Frank LeMoyne Hump
Anur'a--Dr. ". i. Bonar.
Report nf Delegates II the stat" ION
ven,Ior--Drs. c. 5. Fortney ana J. \.
Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ransom will lrav"
some time this week for Texas where
they will make their future homo.
n. $. McClintuck. Of Second stree
spent Yesterday with friends IN Belia!re
Mrs Emma Potts. Of Fourth street.
has gone 10 Columbus. Ohio 10 spend :,
week with her SON. Frank. Potts and
family.
Arthur Scclbach. OF Akron. Ohio. is
spending a few days with his mother IN
Clinton avenue.
Mrs. Louis Etzel who has been
brought 10 her homo on Fourth stree
from the Glendale hospital ~ recover
ing very slowly.
Miss Cecilia RettinEer or NashlhE-
ton. Pa, Is spending some iime wan
Miss Alma SnodgraSs on Eighth street
Miss Clara Burkctt OF Third Strc'''
4. visiting her aunt. Mrs. Elmer Peters
at Weston.
Mrs Charles Bonar Of I.iston ONO. IS
tho guest Of her cousin. Mrs. j. Herbert
Riggs. Of Washington avenue.
Messrs. William Hood and James Wal
lace oC Wellsburg. spent the week emu
with Mrs. John Hood. OF Birch avenue.
Miss Lulu Hobbs has left for her nom"
in Hinton after spending some time
With her sister. Mrs. ". c. Barker on
Seventh street.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Potts OF New
EcnsiuEton. Pa. are spending som" time
with relatives here.
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M'MECHEN
MEMORIAL
HELD At M'MECHEN
Memorial Address Delivered by Hon,
Charles J. Schucf.

Memorial services were held ycster-
Gay afternoon at tn" M"M"ch"', play
grounds by Er"ning Star lodge No. N:
knights &c Pyihias Of M"Mcch"n. and
MrM.chen lodge No. a. of the same
order.
The uniform companies Of Bcnwo"d
No %S NJ. \. nnwlrr, and Eour I'r Leon
No. !. OF Wheeling, turned out III tuIl
uniform.
rhr process sion formed nj III" lodg"
rnnrnS ~ MrM"chcn and marched 10 tho
NrM.rh"t Fairgrounds. where the ser
Vices We're held. Rev Powell. ~ ~
Christian church. in MCMeChen. deliver
ed the Invocation and h"ncdiCt'"n.
Hon. Charles !. SChuCk. Of this en-.
dhvored Ia" memorial address. The al
dress dw"i' particularly on tho rrinr!-
pals Of ia" lodge. n" paid pretty irlh-
uts ~ the memory Of the I% memnrrs
% IN" tw" lodges who have died ror
ty-fivH members Of the Evening star
ludg" ard eight q: the MrMcCheh loug"
arH on the dead rolls.
Music was rendered by tho choir or
IN" MCM"Ch"n christian church. Johh
Se.he~t was In charge of the services.
BeGinning Children's Week.
Yesterday opened IN" th'ldr"n'S Week
reiebrati"n. In each church Of the cry
q special sermon was preached 20 pa'-
rntS for the benefit Of their children,
To-day IN" different Sunday Sciye"'s WI,
go 10 III" rla, grounds whore h"E VII,
bold mn outing n" l'd'H'IN WA y,
'hCse who attend short stories. anu
havrt, good tim. IN stpr" FOR all mos"
present
Mcrschsn Personals.
Miss Evelyn Wright. Of Holiday
ruN". !" .l.iliuE friends here.
Miss Irene Farmer has returned home
"'t"r Il hricf visit with her brother NJ
Terra Alta.
John oliver continues I" improve ~
his home rn Marshall street.
NissCs wilma M"rrimar and Mllur"l
,'uSack have returned homo after
brief visit al Fa!rmont.
Miss Agnes Monohan, who has been
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MANN|NGTON
birthday Party

Mss F.ug"nia Vance entertained
few girl friends mt hcr home on Pleas
an street Friday evening In honor ~
Helen S"h, rt's sixteenth birthday.
Entertained Club
Mrs Guy 5. Furbce enteri aimed III"
Buok club Friday evening at eight
o'clock al her home on Locust street
Very important matters were dis
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Bears Sir

Complying of April 2 1920 have studied carefully tne
H. Michm anu
louisiana connection with his geoos map
these regions collected dg several
Louisiana their oil deVeop history ~
the report to you as 1onC"
that the quality
high character of bo tie is one e
the southwest honest CAREFUL
At the recent annual meeting OF the An e
held Dallas before
400 geoogsts 1.-The Structure the nger O
ab
meeting question: Hence any the Eue @
relied ana
vide knowledge the Texas and other oil fields OF the
comprised the oil holdings g. cha as eNen
April h 9
do not hesitate appraisal of these 80 properties ang
these
figures million dollar tor the value w
limits Hence
Valuations ASSIGNED Adams regarded by the
the that
"iN1N'"'1'
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A COMFORT TO srour PEOPLE

Men and women ov@- normal weight
who Cecl heavy on their feet. stuffed
up" and snort w:ndcd. find Foley Ga
tns l!gh,, free feeling they bring.
Whether fat or lean you need not sur
f"- from biiousncss. sick headache.
sour stomach. gas. boating o" other
results OF indigestion. Foley cathartIr
Tablets clear and sw-eten stomach and
bowels. 'nIivcn tho Ever and have
good tonic effect on tho en;!re iniesti-
nal tract. They are 4 good. wholesome
pnyYiC. with no had after-fHects
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c.nders Harry Swenringen, FeorEc
Howers and George Huscroft. the last
two being eX-ScrriCe men.
Auto Stolen
An automobile belonging 10 Charles
Mercer was stolen from his garage hcrc
inst night. evidently by thief VINO
- another machine half a block away
after he had run out Of gasoline Ihs
missing machine could not be located
hy the police.
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Entertained Club
Mrs. Guy $. Furb"e entertain III"
B"0k club FRIDAY evening at eight
o'clock al her home on Locust street
Very important matters were dis
ruSs"d.
ManniEGton MsnttoninGs.
Mr. and Mrs. &, =. Rasne,t, who mo-
,orcd To- XanrsvIIlr a few days aso. have
returned TO their home in this city.
Ioha smith. who has been working in
IN. Tevns oil fields for some time. has
returned 10 his homo here
Mra. y. l.. Miles has returned TO her
homo IN Piitshui Eh after spending soy
rraI DAYS with Mrs. W. r. Phillips in
this city
b. r. t'artwr:ght h.s entered the Ohio
Nalls, hosp.tul in Wheeling for n min
an nnrrtticn
lanes Stewart who has he, n
visiting in 'rnyos for some time. has re-
,rrrs1 ia his homo hero
+: e Strrm is n business visitor in
Sisrers,illn
i NJ X Crr Of Moundsyille was a
v,st,or bcr.. last week
- Anderson rf Barncsyille Ohio.
was in Nonninc1un SATURDAY.
Sol Irrr. of New York civ. was here
or, business las, week
James \. .Tnlliff" ~ hero from Fits
hurgh for a short vi-.;
I;uv calder. Of Pittsburgh. is here Wis
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A
PROPOSITION
SOLD
ON IT'S MERITS

This company has 1851 acres Of the most prom.
sing acreage in TEXAs over 1900 acres n EGng sn IN
proven territory, while in WICHITA. EASThAND'
BROWN and COMANCHE, our acreage Is sur
rounded by Production we nave at Inc present
t;mo THREE PRODUCING WELLS on 60-acre
lcasc in IOWA PARK Wichita County, rig moved to
drill the FOURTH This is shallow production, and
we will drill y more wells on this lease this year.
In the TEXA-HOMA pool in Wichita County, we
will sriII on fvc-acre lease, offset 225 feet by
4OObarrcl well, surrounded by producing wells on
all sides We will also drill on ten-acre lease in
this pool surrounded by production.
In addition to this acreage in Wichita County,
wc have 4O-acrc lease that we will drill soon. THIS
rounonv's acreage in Wichita County aionc will
carry this company. Come i'll and look over the rc-
ports on this property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
RETURN PROM coAnErH0nNT

4 numncr Of local people who nave
been attending the commencement en anL
cises and othe events during the %e ,d
at the Wittcnbcrg college At SprinnSu'
Among those attending were Rev: and
Mrs. Ralph A. Harshman OF EdsSo"I I;
Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Howard ana Scppu Sou.
Executive and Mrs. II. o. forl1 OK 'n'S
city.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-07
NADPORUCfK NARLOH Cd.
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MA PEVNOST.

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