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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-10
Sale of Submarine
Chasers by the Navy

There viii be sold by seated
proposals., receivable at tho ilu-
seau OF Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department. Washington.
=. G.. until 1900 o'clock noon.
February. 1890:
stB CUAsEns Nos. q. ~, rs, "a.
10, a., -. "a. ~. 81. f2t. I27.
I5o. 20. 49,, 2tt. f2a. go. d.
2fT, 100. 2f2, I1l. 2ls, now In
the First Naval District. Hos
ton. Mass.
SUI tHAsEus Nos. 4. So. IS, No.
D., 90, 100. ioi. fo3. f2p. f3t. I3T.
las, 221, 2.T, 25T, 25s. 200. 2a2.
yTf. j2i. 32t. 2sI. 2Js. ass. $50.
10. 20. ~. 20. 522. ~. la. ISL.
100. az. 22i. 2o2. $50. ma, Ia.
us, M. i5T. ma. 5st. 10. so. 81.
80. i22. 1917. los. 2ta. 50. f3s. 2e5.
.1s, 2G1. now In the THIRD Naval
District. Brooktyn. =. v.
stn cuAsEHs Nos. 3t:. 5ta. 3fs.
III. $50. Jtp. now In the Fourth
Naval District, Philadelphia. Ia.
sun cUAsEHs Nos. -. Ist, II. ~.
125. now In the Eifth Naval
District. Hampton Roads. vn.
SUB tHAsEHs Nos. ~, ~. so. -,
81. 80. ~. 80. 81. 81. %. now In
the sixth Naval District.
Charleston, -. q.
Sun tUAsERs Nos. 4. 90. EOS.
now In the seventh Naval Dis
frtct. Key West. Fla.
sun CifAsEIts Nos. 200. 336. now
In the Eighth Naval District.
New Orleans. In.
sun CHASER No. a20. now In the
Ninth Naval District. Great
Lakes, III.
sun CHASER No. :O7, now In the
f2lh Naval District. San Fran
cisro. tni.
Sun CUAsERs Nos. 2e2. 2e3. 800,
zoo. now In the I3th Naval Dis
trict. Urcmerton. Washington.
sun CHASER No. 2s3. now In the
18th Naval District. Cristobni.
&. ".
A DEPOSIT or ONLY s2s WILL
DE Required WITH EACH
BiD, GIVING A f5-DAY OP-
TIuN.
Exact location may be nscer-
tanned from the Commandant of
the district concerned. and should
be obtained before making trip
for inspection. Sales viii be for
cash To the highest bidders. Right
to reject all bids reserved. cata-
| ioEues OF sale and full informn-
| ton concerning the vessels. and
| the terms of sale, obtninable from
| the Bureau OF Supplies and Ac-
| counts, or commandments of the
| above districts. JOSErHuS DAN
| lELS. Secretary OF the Navy.
| 23-f2-f9l9.
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LEGAL NOTICES
I0,l


IN JUSTICES COURT
Before John ~. Wright. Justice Of
The Peace Ia ana Tor seattle Pre-
sinrt King County, state OF
40. 80T7h
SUMMONS FOR IunfIcATTON
Star Publishing Co. Inc. Plaintiff
Vs. W. J. nryne doing buaine Nd
~ W, J, Hrync Co, Defendant
state of Washington. County OF
King. o..
The state or Washington 60 W. J.
lltNne. doing business as W J.
Bryuo a Co
You. and each 81 YOU. are hereby
notified that Star Publishing Co.
Inc, has ficd suit against YOU ia
said court which VIII como On Ga
he heard at my office ia room coz
frrfnntHine building. seattle King
county Washington, on rho 18Th day
% January, A. n. 1880. ht the hour
~ , 20 O'Clock a, ~. ana unless you
appear and then and there RnHW 81.
we same VIII he taken ~ confessed
ana tho demand OF the plaintiff
srRntcd. The object ana demand OF
said action ~ 10 recover the sum of
eiEhtN-onu dollars for advertising
demo for defendant
fiied December ath, A. - 1919
Justice % tho Peace Seattle Pre-
einct, King County. Washington.
IN TIM SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state ~ Washington. In aud for
tho County of King
NO, lgsGst,
SUMMONS by PUBLICATION
Grace y. BYRD, Plaintiff W. Richard
g Byrd. Defendant
The State % Warrington 60 tho said
defendant. Richard g. Byrd You
are hereby summoned TO appear
within sixty days after the date
of the first publication 81 this
summons. to.witt within sixty
days after the SIN dRy 81 January,
1890. and defend tho above entitled
action, N the above entitled court.
and answer tho complaint 81 tho
piaintlff, ana serve copy ~ your
answer upon the undersigned at
tcfnsys fer plaintiff al their Of
flee below stated, and In case 20
your failure so Go do. 1udE NJ
Viii he rendered against you. ac-
enFhiug Go the demand 90 the come
plant. which has been filed with
the clerk % said court
The said action iH brought for the
purpose Of obtaining a divorce Tor
piaintiff from defendant and 60
procure for plaintiff her former
name 81 Grace Aiken.
MITCHELL A. WHENCE
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff
office and poHtoffice Address. eii-lz
Pioneer nldg. Seattle. wash.
Date OF first publication. January s.
1880
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CHINESE CHILD DIES
OF MAlNUTRITI0N

M,inuiri,ion II given ~ the reason
for the death Of Mecyok Ling. Tycar'
old daughter OF Lock Ling. Chinese
merchant. living a; 1855 King st.
early Saturday morning.
The chllds body WAS removed 10
the public morguc The body did not
weigh more than 20 pounds.
pr. ]. w. Crook. attending physi.
clan. reported that tho child had been
IN for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-10
Japs Sue City for
Street Car Death

X. okitsuki and r. Doe sued the
city In superior court Saturday for
sio.s2o damages. alleging that thru
oarelessness n municipal street car
hit a wagon driven by s. okanishi on
June Q. 1919. at Eighth ave. s. and
Adams st. and killed okanishi. They
are executors OF the estate OF the
dead man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-10
FACES FEDERAL HEARING

on a charge Of violating the fed
orai liquor laws. J. W. Beard was
scheduled for n hearing before Com
missioner Il. W. Mcclclland satur'
day afternoon.
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ACREAGE

\ FINE FARM IN sNOuOMtStt
County for $4,000, an ready to step
right IN aud take the cream checks
right now, 80 acres. "a under
station on the farm. does not over
flow or wash. good. large house.
new. and new harm fnr az COWS.
other outbuiidings; 10 good cows,
team OF 90 horses, several head
OF young stock. one Guernsey bull.
all kinds % farm implements,
wagon and harness, cream scpa-
rator. new. cost ttsN. and sur
tieient hay 20 last tili pasture
comes again; lots ~ fish In river
in season, $1,000 cash. balance 20
be arranged. school hua takes
children Go and from school owner
VIII take a smaller place IA part
payment. n located right, and will
step right out immediately for
purchaser TO step right In and SO
10 work,
ACREAGE IN RAINIER VALLEY
81 500 Tor a S-acrc tract. only five
blocks from car line; good land
lies sloping slightly 20 the south
east. has east frontage on avenue /;
good soil Rno good drainage very
easy clearing. and u the best buy
in the valley We can make fca-
sonaeie terms.
CARTER, MACDONALD q MILLER
soS Columbia ~. Elliott $50.
Rcacen tal IN evening See Mt. flaEE.
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Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today


nsu II, terminal Motor achr Kirkstina.
con.
Pier Str Alameda. sir Redondo.
Pier str Bergen.
Pacific coas, bunksrs-fiEh,nhip Una
tllia No. g..
PIER n--str Admiral Evsna
Pier p--Hfr Queen.
skinner & EDDY ysrds--str Robin Gray,
sir Robin Goodfeiio~. s;r Burnsid..
Hshr Columbia.
aissaa Steamship Co. noorinrs-su Vic
toria.
Mn~sake. Ocean doek--su Easter
EuiEht.
Commercial Boiler -ers'-su santa
Ana.
Ear, waterway terfninsi--atr Eastern
Neon.
puthts yardr-axfr West Ivan.
Todd drytoet--a;r Eastern Guide. str
Easiern Gale. str .. A. Noffett
Auass yafds-hst West ysssup. str Roose-
welt
Fisher milis--s,r Seattle Spirit
Heffsrran drydoek--str Msriden.
lake unlob-Huiia Fnoausifnis. Rropton.
ieeta. Endyfnion. Port jackson, Ad-
Olson. pouFhton. Bowesmont. bourne
Vile. Aiienhars'. Ahilis. Adria- Ca
praris. EicH,ra. oeiwin. Abydos. Area
dernis. Academia. perutn. Black Wolf,
nickiand. Bastlne, nianford. Agron.
Anthem. Fort Harrison Fort aianwfr
imufks. ki,on. Loot. Dlons. casacan.
CoEian. Ciueyrsr, Cardia. Eitsss. schrs
Arsies. Henry Wilson. Saltwater, Alice.
wawona, Maid of orleans, txes Cortn
Fresno. whaling s,rn TanTinAk. Ko~
diak. q. n. n Surveyor.
Patterson Nc Donald--Motor schr BOBBY
ALA.
Boieom Canal Lumber co.--Motor schr
Benowa-
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Rev. Frederick Graves, bishop Of
Shanghai. win be the speaker. Sun
day evening, at a mass meeting at
Trinity church. In the interest Of the
nationwide campaign Of the Episco-
pal church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-10

Bis sexlso-foot lot. fSrlns on Calf
with street srads. sewer. city
water. gas and paving In and
paid. small payment down. bal
anec monthly.
Lot textile. facing on an so-fcot
boulevard. three short blocks from
double track car limo. paved
streets. stores. churches. etc. s3s
cash. balance $40 per month.
uss
Lot texi0e: alley corner, facing
view Of the Sound and mountains.
block and one-half from double
track car line and paved streets.
SIS cash. $40 per month.
1850
A very good s-room and sleeping
porch semi-modern bungalow.
with part basement; facing on an
S0-foot boulevard: thre. short
blocks from paved streets and car
Tine direct to the city without
transfer: lot all cleared and ready
fer garden, with so feet will sell
for 1850; terms only $3.50. cash.
balance SIS per month. including
interest
TO INVESTIGATES
Take Fauntieroy car. No. >. on First
ave- to W. Juneau st Inquire at
the little white office on the left
hand side. next to the store build
: ing Phone West is5.
VI. 3. TURNER
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Room Downs Bid. Phone Main 5tse.
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Frisco Market Status

BAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Io.--Buttsr-
EatraE. s7e per NJ.
Eggs- Extras. zoe per dor: California
firstn. 81 Ne per doz. extra pulleta.
ezhc per don. underaiEog pulists. SEA c
per dor.
Cheese flats. fancy. ave
per ID.
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FOR ExCuANcE,--REAI.
ESTATE

III YOU HAVE AN EQUITY THAT
you want TO trade Tor ctear rrop-
etty, see ~ \. kcESingor, with r.
NJ. lerdan a Co. al American
Bank building.
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FARM LANDS
NAVY YARD GARDEN /
AND POULTRY TRACT

10 acres. $3.50. 500 cash; nearly all
icNel. good anil part black hut-
tom on county road. VIII ttb,
GOO, COO improvements In Hrrmer-
ton Increase or DECREASE value =
Ia this district Got your tract
now. only a TOW lcft
30 acres Maple valley district:
walking distance Go large saw
mill. very good soil. easy clear
Ing $1,000. some terms.
3 acres, mes Everett intcrurban;
oulN 10 rrrufHr ana Sc fare Go leV-
errtt. very Rich. deep soil. all
level. vcrS raas Co clear Price
Sbe0. $50 cash, $40 per month.
AAsEN & SEXTON
1910 First Ave. Phone Elliott b5tT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-10

IN THE YAKIMA VALLEY
5000 --- Al acres. on Yakima river
near town and railroad.
Sfno-~ii,a2 acrrH. On state highway;
lies perfect, best 81 soil. town and
railroad, 1 y miles,
-. 00a--t60 acres. 90 which i20 lies
good. balance good pasture
50, f00-Ono section i2o acres under
kennewick extension 81 sunny
canal balance good farm land,
best ~ soil: mile 20 town and rail-
road THIS viii make first class
stock ranch
We have number 81 good values In
farm land az $40 per acre ana up.
We are closing out our land BUY
now az bargain prices direct from
the owners.
Terms. one-quattcr down. balance on
long time al per cent.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
His Green building,
nFftFa Oman evenings WtNn
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A friend who knows your secret
holds a mortgage on your peace Of
mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-10
HALF INTEREST w
AUTO REPAIR SHOP

$3.50
WANT A PARTNER. either ME-
cfIAStc or man handy with tools
and MECHANICALLY INCLINED
To take ONE HALF INTEREST ~
the BEST LOCATED REPAIR
SHOP in town. The slack season
IL now about over. ard tire coming
spring viii show you NC MONEY
here. a MONEY MAKER " you
are WILLING TO WORK. See
Mr. Money. 80 Burk. Bldg. Bee
end and Marion -.
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STOCKS ASD.Eo~ps
81 nIsiNEss OPPOKTuNIIIEs

81 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HfG MONEY IN HOGS. WE BREED.
feed and give you half the profits.
Moneyback guarantee. Bank ref
erence. write for particulars.
Birdhavcn Farms. COZ Kansas
city Life. Kansas city. Mo.
4 HAVE 800 IN THE BANK THAT
I Will loan for one or more years
at ten per cent interest. no com
mission Security must be first
class. r. y. T.. 7fi3 18Th ave, ".
W, city.
SAVE ONE-THfRD on AUTO RE
pairing Service car. Rainier
i042 1910 Rainier ave. In rear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-10
LOGGED orr LANDS

WRITE ron MAP SHOWING Lo-
cation. low price nns easy terms
Of sale OF toEred-off lands offered
90 settlers IN Western Washington
wEYEKIfEAuSER TfNEIN co.
TACOMA WASHING ON
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- - --=7'-as77
Local Markets

friee raid wholesale Dealers
fnr Vegetables aud Fruit
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n,OO

\ htg eoxt70-foot lot, 90 feet north
81 the corner OF nlewett Ht and
kaGleN ave. three blocks east OF
the Meridian and Mallingford car
line, commanding a beautiful view
Of Lake Union. Denny fuhrman
Addition and the mountains
HOUSE
OF rooms with large. expensive
fireplace, In Just fairly goou cone
dtucn, hut without plumbing.
which city demands shall he put
In before the house Is occupied.
Terms $500 cash. purchaser agree
Ing Go put In plumbing and fiN up
house ready to live In within 90
DAYS. balance ssS per month. in-
GLIDING Interest
~ :. TURNER
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Room Downs Bid. Phone Main stss.
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CARD or THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We wish 90 thank all the kind
friends and nelEhhorr for their as
Histsnce aud sympathy IN the sud
den departure ~ A. y. Petty; also
his lodge. Woodmrn 81 the World.
Camp 90. and Seattle TypoEraph-
zeal Union. Ne. 500. and Uthera for
floral decorations. Gratefully.
ELLEN NJ PETTY. wife.
J. HOGAN Son.
TELFORD Osborn. nephew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-10
A SLIGHTLY HoMEsITE

ACRES At DIES MONIES
with sweeping view Of Sound and
mountains; Hes smooth: good soil:
few rods from brick road: f3,f0O.
ROBERT MALTBY CO. zoos 3rd Az.
40 ACRES FOR SALE. $1,000 II
sold at once. Sivert Svenson. own
er, poilsbo. WAgh.. X. u. ID. No. 1.
Box 81.
10 ACRES. 5000
Near Big Lake. in skhgit county.
Small house. no other improve
ments. $50 cash. $40 per month.
II. &. PETERS. ZIG Third Ave.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ACREAGE t.OANA@FAfM LOANS
1000 and up. prompt seryNe. 10
years In tho business
THE pNNLANp AGENCY
Lenry HuildinE
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REAL BUYS


90 acres on Yakima river, near good
town; good buildings. TN. we'll.
close TO the main maeadam high
way. only sie5. 90 an acre . This
snap should be taken up without
delay
We have also ten-acrc tract with
fair buildings. Crop consists Of
alfalfa and orchard Fully paid
water right and 4. located ia good
district. only $3.50. Terms
See Mr.. poherty and set somc real
facts about the Yakima valley.
JOSEPH r.. THOMAS a CO, INC.
iozs Third Ave. Corner spring
ACRES NORTH or SEATTLE
On bothell paved boulevard. "a
University. owned by scAttis's
largest bank by foreclosure: now
offered for sale at what they have
involved; $500 for your choice Of
any acre. Good auto bus service
from sixth and olive 70 your door
coed school store and community
club house on land Terms are 10
per cent cash. balance monthly
payments. 8 per cent. Come and
have first choice.
II. 3. HENDRTCKSON
ais Boston Block
Elliott s0z2---------------- tser
20 ACRES: PARTLY IMPROVED.
good house: fenced: fine spring
close to paved highway. 81. 400 .
nlds. Elliott los
n-AcRE HOME: tT.E00. TERMS
This Is a highly developed place o.
L-acre: rs fruit trees: berries.
good garden soil. city lights and
water close TO paved boulevard
and fine bus service. Is minutes
from business center Of Seattle.
Beautiful view place. q room
house.
Come TO KinKsbury's place. in Ed
monds. or phone
ntfRwEIL a NORFORD
Main zsss $40 coiman Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-10
GOOD PROPERTY WITH
mo CREEK

GOOD PROPERTY WITH
mo CREEK
Here are five acres 81 good soil.
three acres In cultivation; has all
kinds ~ fruit. strawberries,
black he rrieE. ioganhcrrieH and
young apple trees. two chicken
houses and other outbulldinga
A five-room house with water at
the door THIS place " close 60
good school and Storca. q mile
from paved highway, Here h a
good buy for some one at $1,000.
$1,000 cash.
WE ARE SELLING TEN-ACRE
TRACTS FOR 1850. $500 CASH
Half OF each one OF these tracts l.
the best - bottom land. and all
the tracts have good soil, run
ming water on each tract We
are selling these tracts fast. new
homes now under construction
lots 90 good neighhors. These
tracts are only ~ miles from this
city, Ia miles from paved high.
way. Here is where you can set
good soil In a good district but
you will have TO hurry.
THE DOUGLAS co.
57t Irary Hsig. Main $3.50
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ronr ANGELES
0. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
CIGAR STAND ANp FrxTuHEs

1875
Located In SUPERIOR dosn-
town HOTEL LOBBY; has
1900. NET PROFIT. IS TO
$40 PER DAY. This iu the
BEST PAYING STAND Of IT'S
Kind ia town. and tho price
is very reasonable. PRICE
LOW for QUICK SALE See
Mr. Money. 80 Burke Bldg.
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FARM LANDS
NICHOLS & woMER

NICHOLS r. WoMER
40 Hinckley Bldg. Main 1855
100 ACRES. FENCED; 26 ACRES
bump: fine fruit land. 90 acres
moro can be plowed; Broom house:
in Quincy valley. $1,000: 5000 cash.
s4gs Fremont ave. North Z01.
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IN JUSTICES COURT
Before John ~ Wright. Justice ~
the Peace Ia and Tor seattle Pre-
cinrt King County, state OF
Washington
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The Seattle STAR
DIRECTORY


J. r. nAiIs- EsrAnLtsnEb 1857.
All cases Consultation free. mod
crate fees gis Burke Bldg. set
Second ave. Main 1908.
q r schoff. Downs nix. 100 .pd Az.
Consultation free. All eases Fees
moderate
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Prices raid 90 Wholesale
Almonds Per ~ ......s...s.. $40 ,1s
ths.tasfs per ~. o.. 10
fiib~ffs Per ~. ....s....ss.4t $50 .fs
" siants Manrhurian t..s-s.st -
r~snats NirFinla keystone. NJ. .iT0 J,
japanese. per n. .ssssstsses. tit1 ~
rssans=-pcr n. ............... ~
Popcorn Iowa. per N ... n
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-01

Belle Little spent Friday in Green
wood.
w. j. Mckee and ]. N. Gordon, of
Donalds, were business visitors in
the city yesterday.
Jas. A. Hill took his young son,
Richard over to Greenwood Thurs
day to see the circus.
Mrs. John Holland Hunter spent
few days last week in Abbeville.-
Clinton Chronicle.
Mrs. Carter Arnold of Elberton
is visiting her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
L. T. Hill.
Miss Mary Ferguson of Pryor's
Hospital, Chester is nursing Mrs.
! Louis Levi.
S. L. Wilson of the Sharon section,
was business visitor in the city to-
day.
Mr.. and Mr.. Sam McCracken of
Ware Shoals were in town Wednes-
day.
Mansfield E. Hollingsworth, Jr.,
left Thursday for Greenville, N. c.,
where he is engaged in business.
Mr.. Ras. Johnston, of the Antre-
vile section, a large planter and
good man, was here today on business
James F. Clinkscales, one of the
county's foremost farmers was here
trading today in our good stores.
Mrs. o. B. Rogers and Mrs. j. F.
Rogers of Penney's Creek were in
town today.
Miss Sallie Sue Ramey was pay
ing a flying visit. to relatives in
town today.
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HONORING THE BRIDES.

The reception given Wednesday
AFTERNOON at the home of Mrs. j. F..
Bradley in honor of Miss Eliza Lind
say and Miss Lille Clark was a very
delightful affair. The reception was
given by the ladies of the Associate
Reformed church and was designed
to show to these two happy brides the
high esteem in which they are held
by the members of the church which
they have served so faithfully.
The house was prettily decorated
in golden rod and from a pretty cor
ner in the hall punch was served by
Miss Margaret Perrin and Miss Susie
Stevenson, while Miss Margie Brad
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THE MARRIAGE OF MISS ELIZA
LINDSAY.

Miss Eliza Lindsay and Mr.. Rufus
McCracken of Columbia, were happi-
ly married Thursday morning at nine
o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. w.
Clark, on Pinckney Street.
The parlor of the Clark home had
been made festive in it's decorations
of pot plants and cut flowers and at
the appointed hour the ceremony was
performed by Rev. M. R. sPlaxco, the
pastor of the bride. The bride wore a
handsome suit of brown and carried
in her arms a shower bouquet of
brides roses. Mr.. McCracken was at
tended by his two friends Mr.. Robert
H. Greene and Mr.. Elbert Corley and
these with the Clark family made up
the guests, the wedding being quiet
affair.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. McCracken left over
the Southern for Washington where
they will spend a few days.
Mrs. McCracken as Miss Lindsay
has c:deared herself to the people of
our town and county, since she came
here several years ago as business
manager of the Adair Department
Store. She is a woman of many fine
qualities and the good wishes of a
host of friends follow her to her new
home.
Miss Lindsay has been an active
member of the Associate Reformed
Church, singing : in the choir and
taking part in the different organiza-
tions of the church and the Seceders
feel that her place cannot easily be
filled.
Mr.. McCracken is an employee of
the Southern Railway and is young
man who will make his way in the
world. He is a grandson of DR.. T. j.
Mabry and has many relatives in our
town and county.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCracken will be at
home to their friends after Oct. 10th
at 1919 Taylor Street, Columbia.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-01
Local
News
q: personals :

Henry Able of Central was in
town Friday.
Mrs. B. S. Reames is spending to-
day in Greenwood.
Mrs.. L. C. Parker is entertaining
the Bridge Club this AFTERNOON.
Mrs. John Dawson of Due West
was shopping in town Thursday.
James H. Greene, of the Due West
road, was in town today on business.
Mrs. M. A. McCurry, of Route Five
was in the city Thursday shopping.
Willie Nickles of Central is in
town today.
Miss Sydelle Graves is working
for F. E. Harrison, Jr.
Grover Wilson of Columbia is
visiting relatives in Antreville.
Mrs. Forest Lominick of Hodges
was shopping in town today.
Mrs. Earl Ferguson has gone on
visit to her parents in Cedartown,
Ga.
Mrs. Henry Hill and Miss Annie