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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-25
TREMAINE RALLIES, BUT
WILLIAMS EARNS SHADE
Cereand Youth Stages Great ContcBacL Cutting Docn KidS
Early Lead to Slight Edg Olympia
by LOUIS II. JiI'1E

THERE vas Sigh. difference in
weight between Kid Williams and
Carl Tr"mainp when they stepped on
the scales at the Olympia last night,
and there waS like difercnr" when
they stepped from the ring utter oight
hard rounds Tho former champion
weighed n quarter Of pound moro
than the Clevclandcr, who tipped tho
beam at 100 pounds, while a very slight
edge in tho verdict also favored tho
Kiddo
Because of a sensational ra. y Ivy
Tremainp in the last three rounds. the
big crowd a. N" Sou'a E~"aI -'ro"t
arena was roofing hard for the Ohioan,
However, tn" carly Advantage piled up
by williams enabled the veteran ~ y in
by the rro,crba' skin ~ his to"t..
For two round, Williams and T-".
maine bored evenly Thou the '"rmer
ronped Of into tho load 'u u" rcNt
three rounds. slowing 80 advan'agc by
orjte margin. Trema.n s'o0.d Up
hostilties a lot b' inc"ssan' c-nchlug
that made pinch rcfor"o Joe 'rifo work
even harder than the m!';m"n.
Tremaine Rallies
II was in the siE'a s,s>."H tuI, Ire
maine got going. II" rocked ant NorH'I
Williams with d a"r'"' o' .", Tui I.!i
rights 20 u" heal aNd t"r'", w." h'H
against IL" rope Wi'a ~cvora. ~'nhsA"'
70 the body " ,''en'N 'ar1r ',r.n g., r,n2 ,rl2
" near m" "nd ~ m" N'T'od; I"s '..
maine hara"r pin'A'5 'h'.'''a "'"' ''
the frame" ....,-
III" N''"n'n a'H' Na7 fIP. S''' Y ,
TrsMa'0" vas 'o" agsr".'"r ana I"IE,
WiiiiamN a'm">' "' ~, ~. s. j." ..' , .
part ., ~. T""h1 W Ia n'"f' s.'",.,,' '
reta la'"I th. .h,,'r W. "' ~ n''.5,' ,n''' ~
scoring WIN ',r' S.' '' "''; ,,.'N'
and b" vas 'u''l'I 20 d" ".," ~
Ircmain" "I'"'" 'I' ,.,'' ,n'r' IN j.
the ma. lra'I hE.,.IE VIII. 81 ,I' ',,fr
bearcat 'nnl Nv .'' a." y. ,"'', ..,,,,.r,
had beeh ,F"s .u as, ,,.,. 49,,
vas lor''u ,H u''as E'1I,tt,,,t W.
anu Ot '"".''' '',',.. ,,,;on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-25

Stevens May Play West Virginia
MOrgantOwn, ". Va. Jan. 20 St'l,u
institute, Of HObukcn, unbeat"n at oo'1dll
for n" last four years, may open W"s
football season hor" now O.. '.-
/ er. stevens has the date open and West
Virginia has mu'l. TrU,ruSu, D.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-25
Scraps .4bom ScrdpperS

Adam Ryun has Al Brown In good tett,e
S,T his nlN tonight with Bobby Barrett IN
the mAiE encounter 1T tnv Auditorium 4. A.
Nhls viii be Welterweight contest. SLsEcus
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Boots and Saddle

Members Of the Racing Commission
Of Maryland will meet il PhiIadcpbiu
Thursday for n conference with repre-.
scntatiyrs Of the New York Jockey
club At the meeting the matter Of
racing rules for Maryland will be thor
oughlv discussed. The meeting was ar.
ranged by Joseph T.. Widener. Of the
Jockey Club. and Joseph =. Kennedy,
oC =" Maryland commission. It is be
loved thorough understanding will be
arrived at between the two turf bodies.
The tendency to faCtiona,ism exhibited
during the closing days of th" Maryland
meetings last autumn will be threshed
out.
Three thorouEhbreds, now thee years old,
mon t"elV" races each as 'wo-ycar-o!do.
s!' IEsy HS0 1896 1896 ohD s. FsaTtaS
Won nine races as q two-year-old and t06lO.
Gratian and .NuuN" May won eight races
"a h. Winners Of seven races are BY JIM
r. Dry Moon, Morning Face, Mise Hoi-
and "tRners ol ak races each iuclud'
nd whose winnings we're $40 925; irish jig.
'oaGu'na, r!nribus' Madeline Lillian. Auns
,on nvg races each, ,includinx such good
<IS,55o' td.1 D" "+ ,l2 SS6: Knobbie ,II,G2s:
Pol! thiA SdG65. In looking for class in 1921
> - necessary to take heed Of tho merit
Z those which as tNo-year-olds made the
dd not APPEAR frequently, az for instance,
luChcspr, believed TO 30 a remarkable MY
and tho highest prtco. nellcve Idle Iiou-
Won four races nnd fi9.7O2; RsngooR won
!gur and l5,Oi0; %ancv Lee three and
10000 CiTuy Lag. four. i38,OfO; step
L.ghtly. four. SJs, ,scl, Behave Yourself,
'hTcc. sl7.i75.
Exile tDr. 81 NJ I.eechl an authority or
ped!gre"s makes plea for the mating o.
sun star mares With Man O'War, arguinS
'Dr speed IN the dam with stamina and
.edgree IN the sire TO produce the hest
n horses.
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esIIefonte Academy Wins

Altoona, Pa, Jan 95.-.The Bsileforte
alomy basketball five defeated the Al
tooRa High Schog! 4Ye. 80 70 "a,
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Nnnnr Rnl,ldenm

Young Rohideau Hto !. op"n Fo- an ~
~" l29-"uLra-rs - N"'hs tani."t b.. Al
'qnp'', Fn1.5 he's been getting h.ms..' In
a. al., ~. spa rink ttl,y ~"h r rI'ry Howell,
Jr.--i.Tre Crark Ta.ian Wr''"rwciEE'.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-25

Jack Ferry ard Charley Ray have rc'urned
after boxing n I'a.' river Mass and Prpyi-
'snc". r resperilro'y PERI 4 fcGird
.'rs1r'o Jar ~ Es''IrE 'hn T"t"r"-'s de-
.-lor o''s- IN rour!r ara Ray won from
Nr,,rg N'.,arl IN f.n rolrds ~Iar.cy hurt
~.s harh Dn ''.a seventh rolhd. b., he game,y
nalsu"l .he ruI.'cs'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-25

49,, b. liking WITH his s'Ah.s~ia'o Harry
%l S"'war' pvrman ra4 Hep' hIrsrf -
at.;!oT right a'onG ard IS .9v PREPARED
p % the ? - a. an "a 'lme Ns
g.araE'-. ECd!o IIl:cs. CoeY..'t la- any one
= lgA yOum4s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07

summary: Two base hits, Klug-
mann, McClain; three base hits,
MeNally; sacrifice hits, Isom, Bush;
Earned runs, Springfield 5; Chick
asha 2. Left on base, Springfield 8,
Chickasha 4. Double plays, Klugmann
to McNally to Cotter Base on balls,
off ORourke 3; off Cvengros 5.
Struck out by O'Rourke 2, Cvengros
8. Umpire, Garrett. Time of game,
1:25.
Canada has more than 10000
miles of railroad.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
M|DCETs WIN IN
FIRST Of SERIES
BY SCORE 5 To ?
Ralph o'Rourke, chlekasha Cast.
or Holds His Former Team
Mates to -Four sinsIcs and
Wins for Stismcn
special to the Exnressl

Springfield, Mo, July e-Ralph
oRourke, chickasha cast-off, held
ms former teammates to four blows
and Springfield won the series open.
er from the champions, . to ?:
O'Rourke held the visitors to one
hit until a seventh when two sue.
cessive singles and two bagger
netted two runs. AL Green, HAYES
stellar left fielder started the rallv
with single. Sturdy advanced him
WITH clean blngle and both Scored
when Jim Mclean connected with
one of O'Rourke's curves for two
bases.
Bully MCLEAN did not appear in
the Chickasha lineup. He left the
club after the close of the Ft. Smith
series and is now at his home in
Arkansas He expects to rejoin the
club soon, 1t was announced here
Today.
With single and three Dagger,
ilenn McNally led the Springfield
'atting attack. McNally has been on
he injured list for several days.
Lefty Cvengros allowed the Mid
cts only seven hits, but his wild
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
Health Committee
TO ReceiUe Report
OF Welfare DriUe

A report Of the infant welfare
campaign whitl was closed in Gra-
dy county today will he made at
the meeting Of the county health
committee to be held this evening
beginning at O'Clock, in the Cham.
Der OF Commerce room, second floor
OF the First National bank building
The report will be read by Miss
olive l.. Conn, public health nurse.
VINO has been in charge of the cam.
paign' conducted under the auspices
of the Grady county health COM
mittee appointed by the Oklahoma
Public Health association.
Mrs. w. II. Gilkey. secretary. sta.
ed today that all members of the
committee are urged to attend this
Meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
American League
Results Yesterday
Western Association

Springfield 3; Chidsasha >.
Fort Smith G; Enid 0.
Pawhuska z; IIenryetta L.
Drumrlght s: Okmulgee 2.
Western League
Oklahoma City G. Wichita .. Twel.
We innings
st. JOSEPH s. Sioux City I.
Omaha 5. Des Moinos /.
Joplin 6, Tulsa 2.
National League
Pittsburgh 3, st. Louis 2. Twelve
innings.
Boston 4, Philadelphia 6.
Brookln II. New York 4.
No other games scheduled.
American League
Chicago 2, Detroit /.
Washington IL, Boston 30. First
anne ~ innings.
No other games scheduled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
PUBLIC RECORDS
Marriage Licenses


Leroy Neal, age IS. of Lindsay and
Sudie Lawson, age Is, of Lindsay.
Ceremony performed by T. p. Moore,
justice Of the peace.
tie, end Miss Mary Ida Glass, age
25, Of Mnco.
In District Court.
American National Bank of Okla.
homa City VS.. c. W. Harper, Nettie
S. Harper, p V. Robb and w. H.
Trout.
James Thompson VS.. Olin w.
Jones, Anna l.. Jones, Horace y.
Jones and 7. II. Vaughn.
Theo. Thompson VS.. Maggie Thorn
)son; petition for divorce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07

ness placed him In several holes.
The teams play the second game
Of the series here this afternoon.
The box score::'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
ANNOUNCEMENT.

+ ]. B. Pope announces the +
+ opening of an office for the +
+ general practice of law at room +
+ 41S, First National Bank Bldg, +
+ Chickasha, Oklahoma. +
+ Phone 50-1507-R.- +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07

Grasshoppers produce their chirp-
ing noise by rubbing their wing
covers together.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07

There were more than hundred
entries n the annual Father and
Son golf tournament held recently
on the Sleepy Hollow Country course
at Scarsboro, N. Y. The youngest
competitor was Winthrop S. Emmett
ten years old. Well up at the finish
with a card of 81, were Frederick
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-24

Brand, Of Normal, ILL.,, made the
principal address. He was born
and reared to manhood near this
place and his many friends we're
glad 10 meet him again James
Brand, Of Salem, was also here for
the occasion.
Ray Stevens, Of Fatrmont. was
here last Sunday
Wesley Starritt, OF smlthtown.
was here few days ago on bust.
ness in the interests Of the Hope
Gas company.
Glenn Henry and wife and Carol
Berry returned home Monday
morning from Wyatt where they
attended tbe marriage OF Gene Orr
and Miss 1.enore Berry which oc.
Cured al the home Of the brides
mother, Mrs. Fannie Berry Sunday
evening.
John Tough and wife are visit.
ing relatives IN the West.
Rev, Jarrett Fox, OF Roane coun.
ty preached at the Zoar Baptist
church on Sunday evening. Rev.
Fox was born near this place but
left hero many years ago.
Mrs Lulu Williams is visiting
relatives near Tunnelton.
Charles Martin, Of MISSIONER, was
here for the Brand reunion.
The district Sunday school con.
Fention was held at the Presby.
terrain church at Sugar Grove last
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SPECIAL X0TiCE
SPECIAL commissioners SALE
OF REAL EsTATE.

Mary E. Hart. Administrative with
Win annexed Of John p. Hart. de
ceased, We, Elizabeth r. Hart,
widow, ct aI.-ln Chancery,
Pursuant to a decree Of the Cir.
cult Court OF Marion county, West
Virginia, made and entered on the
it'll day Of May, 1891, in the above
styled chancert. cause therein pend.
Ing, the undersigned. Special Com.
missioners appointed for the pur.
pose, or the one actiuge Will on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
SEPTEMBER 1921, at the front
door Of the court house OF said
Marion county, West Virginia, at
ten o'clock q. m. Of that day, offer
for sale to the highest Responsible
bidder or bidders. the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in
Marion county. West virginia, In
separate parcels:
Parcel NO. 1, A certain lot Of
land, With dwelling house thereon,
situated fronting thirty 1907 feet
on Walnut avenue and extending
back one hundred and twenty 1907
feet. in the Sixth ward Of the City
OF Fairmout, consisting principally
Of Lot No. 10 In Block Six Of the
Fairmont Development Company'h
Addition to the City of Faifmont.
but reservins the coal and mining
rights, said lot being the same con.
veyed to John P. Hart BY Annie NJ.
Shore and husband by deed dated
March 81. 1897. OF record in the
office OF the Clerk OF the County
Court OF said Marion county IN
Deed Book No. 70 at page 60; fully
described in Exhibit No. 8 with the
bill Of complaint.
Parcel No. 3. Lots Numbered 10
and 20 in Block No. "a, fronting
each fifty 1907 feet on Virginia
Avenue and extending back one
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10 Martha Frances Wilson:
You will take notice that I, r.
Conway, the purchaser Of the fol.
lowing real estate. Lot No. 16;
Rivesvilie, located Ia Marion coun.
W West Virginia, which was sold
by the sheriff Of Marion county at
the sale for delinquent taxes made
on the Sth day OF December, 1919,
and a deed has been reqIited as
provided by Law. which deed will
be made 10 the said T. F. Conway
on or after the 18th day OF October,
1921, unless you against that day
redeem the said real estate from
the said sale. The amount neces.
sary to redeem Is as follows:
Amount paid sherlk at said
sale ,....,,..,.....,.....S S,66
Amount paid surveyor for
survey and report. ......, SIS
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof. ."....... 11.25
Interest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
Given Under my hand this 18TH
day Of August, 1921.
LEE NJ sATTERF1BLD.
Clerk OF the County Court Of
Marion County, West Virginia.
81.
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CI=AssIF ADVE2 Using
spEcIA1 sSoTtcE


hundred and twenty C12O) FEET. il
Fairtn6At Development Cumpany's
Addition to the City OF Fairmont,
With frame house thereon, but re
serving the coal and mining rights,
being the same real estate con,
veyed 70 John P. Hart by Falrmhnt
Development Company by deed
dated July IL, 1901, ~ record Id
said Clerks office Ia Deed Boob
No. 50 At page ass! fully de.
seribAd in Exhibit No. 10 with the
bill Of complaint.
Parcel No. 3, A certain lot Of
land fronting on Jeffetson street
and Cleveland aySnue, formerly
Parks avenue, In the said City Of
Fairmont, with 4 three,Story brick
building and other small buildings
thereon. conveyed to John P. Hart
by Delilah Greiner by deed dated
August l6. 1893. IN which said deed
the said real estate IL described al
nelng bounded on the southeast By
Parks avenue, on the northeast BY
JEFFERSON street, on the southwest
BY land belonging TO B. "A. Fleming.
and on the northwest By land Be.
lonGlng to Sanford Morris. Monroe
Moran and A. G. Harrington, and Is
OF record in the said Clerks office
10 Deed Book No. 90 At paRe %;
fully described In Exhibit No. II
with the bill, OF complaint
Parcel No. 4. An undivided one
halt interest IN Lots Numbered /
and . In Block pr, each frontins
forty C40) feet on Hnlbert avenue
and extending back one hundred
Ct00l feet 10 an althv; Lots Mum.
bered II and is IN Block ~. each
fronting forty t40l feet on Layman
avenue and extending back one
hundred t100l feet to an alley:
Lots Numbered Is and 81 in Block
O.. each fronting forty fI0l feet
on Fitzgerald avenue and extend
Ing back one hundred tl00) feet Ia
an alley: and Lot Numbered i;
IN Block M. fronting forty t4Ol
feet on Lewis street and extending
back one hundred and thirty (1sOl
feet to 40 alley: all In what II
known as Jackson Addition 10 the
said City OF Fairn1ont, hut reserv
ing therefrom the coal and mining
rights. Said lots heing tho same
conveyed 10 John p. Hart and
James r Cook hy John HenshaW
and others by deed dated June &c,
1903, Of record ii said Clerks 81.
flee II Deed Book No. 1874 at page
o: ftily described In Exhibit No
IL with the bill o. complaint.
Parcel No. 81 An undivided one
half interest (James F. Cook own.
ing the remaining onA.ialf inter
est) IN two t2l acres OF land Ia Zee
simple lying on the east bank Of
the MonongahelR river, bounded as
follows: BY the F., M. q P. n. r,
on the east, Monongahela river on
the west, by lands Of T. j, staro
op the north. aud on the south BY
lands OF Melissa A. Town: also al
OF the Pittsburgh peam OF coal I'm.
derlylng a parcel Of land bounded
as follows: Adjoining lands Of ".
2, Watson on the west, on the south
by lands Of Melissa A. Towb, on the
north by lands OF James starn and
on a line with the crop OF coal on
the east, with all mining rights and
privileges, containing two (2l acres.
more or less; all OF said real estate
heing situate in Winfield district,
Marion county, West Virginia, and
being the same land and coal that
was conveyed to John P. Hart and
James F. Cook by Melissa A. Town
and husband by deed dated June
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spnda II Thompson. ~ MOI
gsntcFn esfdeni and cal Brand
ciiks radcliffe and tSinit9 pent
Sunday Win his parents Il aifess
willie.
Mrs. Elite shatet and Ghildten,
OF MorEahEowni have been ths
guests Of her brother, Wal Deykuit,
4 for some days.
W. D. Mercer and wife. 81 Nor
gRntoWn, were calling on John G.
shAter and wife the 20th.
Mrs. Whitman Waters spent Fri.
day with Mrs. Geo. W. Snider.
Mrs. Geo. Herring, Of Ktngwood,
was here for the reunion last Sat.
The W. c. T. U. county conyen
tion will be held here Saturday,
September 10.
], l. snider lost a horse last
4Eeek. 1t was kicked to death by
another horse. The horse that was
killed was an old family horse 81
years old.
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HIeh school Notc,

Janitor ". E. Lougt lie hard at
work these days painting, clean.
ing and getting the high school
building ready for the opening OF
school on Sept. S.
The local high school athletes
have received letters from the
new coach John r. Sawyer, Jr..
stating what he expects of the F.
II. s. this year. The aim Of tho
basketball season heretofore has
been to make a good showing
against Fairyiew or to beat her
but Coach Sawyer says that this
year the season will not be sue.
cesstul unless FSIrmont is given
several wollopings.
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SPECIAL NoTIcEs
To clifford =. Pride:

To Clifford Z. Pride:
You will take notice that Leo
shroyer. the purchaser Of the fol
lowing real estate, So 81 acree on
Laurel Run. located 10 Winfield.
district, Marion county, West VII.
ginia, which was sold by the sher-
III Of Marion County at the sale
for delinquent taxes made on the
Sth day Of December. 1919, and
u deed has been 'reQuised as PRO
stded By law. which deed will be
made to said Leo shroyer on or
after the 18th day Of October,
1891 unless you against that day
redeem the said real estate from
the said sale, The amount neces,
sary to redeem is as follows:
Amount paid Sheriff at said
Amount paid surveyor for
survey and report ...... SIS
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof ......s.., l1.2h
lAtsreet .'......,......... 2.l2
Iotal ......,..,....,.,.S 3o.1b
Given under my hand this 18th
day OF August. 1891.
LEE y. sATTERFEELD.
Clerk of the County Court o,
Marion Countr TTya0, XYJ,sI,i.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
To Fenton e. sattorrield.

To Fenton e. sattorfield:
You will take notice that John
Morgan, tho purchaser OF the fol.
lowing real estate, fiye.tenths (.5)
on Hickman Run, located in Win.
field district, Marion county. West
Virginia, which was sold by the
sheriff OF Marion county at the sale
for delinquent taxes made on tha
Sth day OF December. 1915, and a
deed has been required as proyid-
cd by law. which decd will be made
TO- the said John Morgan on or after
the 18th day Of October, 1921, un.
less you against that day redeem
the said real estate from tho said
sale. The amount necessary to re.
deem Is as follows:
Amount paid sheriff at said
sale ,:....",......,......$ ass
Amount paid surveyor for
survey and report, ........ SIS
Amount paid FOR notice and
service thereof ............. 1925
Interest ..,..........,...... so
LotaI N''',' ''''',....,.... S22.6S
Given under my hand this 18th
day OF August. 1921.
LEE n. SATTERFIELD,
Clerk Of the County Court Of
Marion County, West vIrgiM
S-1c24.S1 81
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w. F0TbuNNth.
Ms Dorsey Pople, Of Morgan
owh aYBnue. went to Grafton TO-
ay to visit her mother. Mrs
Neutrality-suspicious..
4 Mta. Albert Criss. who has heen
patIent at Cook hospital the pact
Vi days was taken to her home
Reeves avenue Tuesday evening,
drai Frank Wiles and son, A'nnso
H'ilst Of Rowlesbfrg. are visiting
'Nfs TIies nother Mrs. Shaffet,
j. Morsantowu avenue
M and Mrs Joserh Summers
lsnd SON, Of Washington, Pa, are
lyisitttis Mr.. and Mrs. al Kelley IN
uclid street
Miss Helen Glenn, her brother
|Fymtori and her guest, Miss Dor.
Riis Watkins, Of Morgantown. are
'isitiis relatives in Erosion county.
Mrs. Rose Hawkins. Of Winfield,
las returned from Grafton where
EhA visited her daughter, Mrs Dial
Shaw.
Mr! and Mrs. Joe Ford have
|nioYed from their own property 10
re Joseph Carpenter property in
diamond street.
Mrs. Jane Carpenter, Of Ham.
mono. Is spending this week With
ar Carpenter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lsffd,
Mrs. Jsne Steele is III at the
5me OF her daughter, Mrs. Sher.
nan panley, ip Satterfield street.
I Mrs, E. A, Wilson. son Harry E.
Wilson, and daughter, Miss nellie
Wilson, OF Columbia street, are
relatives near Pittsburgh.
Miss Grace Poe. OF Diamond
stSaAt, ls visiting relatives at
g arkthurg this week.
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FARMS FOR SALE

FINE 200 acre corr and clover
farm Is miles from Columbus,
Ohio. Fine buildings. al edge Of
village with good schools, church
and stores. 1876 tons good hay, 400
shocks good corn, new Fordson
tractor, 90 head dairy cattle, two
teams horses, poultry, all machin.
cry to run farm; goes with farm
at 5000 per acre. but worth S91S.
Write Maple Dale Farm, Powell,
Ohio, Ri, /. 621A
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Concert Enjoyed

The band concert given IN the
Berry and Boner building Monday
by the Knights Of Pythias band
was largely attended; In all about
two hundred crowded into tho
building.
The band gave a varied program
of popular music, standard march
es, etc. The band gave a varied
program OF popular music, stand.
ard marches etc, The band has
been organized for only two
months but they put up fine pro.
gram OF difficult music
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d Mfa. olive x, jenkins.
Tire death OF Mrs. olivs X. Jen.
ths which occurred Tuesday eve
|ing At $3.50 o'clock has cast a
tpm over the Community in
{htbh she lived. Although she sui.
(fed intensely during her two
,eaFs illness she was always glad
lEsea her friends and had a vel
ptllng smile for all who called to
he her, Before her illness she vas
faithful church worker and for
Isyeral years was superintendent
the primary department OF the
Ianday school Of the First Metho.
ist Protestant church, Funeral
Will be held from this
j1tirch Thursday afternoon at $3.50
clock and burial will take place
tMaple Grove cemetery.
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LAUREL POINT

Josephus Jones an wife arrived
home last Sunday after an extend.
ed visit with relatives in Ohio,
Illinois, Kansas and Missouri.
Chas. Jamison and family. of
South Park, spent Sunday with
Mrs. S. ]. Stevens.
The Brand reunion was we'll at.
tended last Saturday. ReY. Il. r.