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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15


Louie Paddock-Lot s, 81. A.
Plat A. Modena Townsite,
Imp. per prop. .-.....-..-........... 14.l2
j. B. Roberts-Com at NE cor
Lot 4, Bl. B. Plat A. SE1y
along E end said lot 90 IT, tn
SW'ly on line parallel with
w boundary line said lot 100
#. NW'ly so #, thence NEly
to place of beg. Imp. ................ 1.O5
Elizabeth Paddock, care Edmond
Sattley-Lot 2, Bl. E. Plat A.
Modena Townsite, Imp. ........ 7.05
No. 1905, 2s.525 acres, acres
estimated on last two claims,
130.284 acres. ....................... 1885
C. Dennis White-Certificate No.
1885, SEA SWA, Sec. 16,
TIP 81 S. r 7 w. 40 acres, ... 1.s0
Cedar Sheep Ass'n-Certificate
No. 1913, NJ SWA Sec. 10,
TIP 81 S. r 16 w, .................... 2.22
C. Dennis White-Cert. No.
177S1, Lots l, 2, SA NEA
Sec. 2, TIP 32 S. R W, 160
acres SO rds, ....-........................ 8.61
James L. Certificate
No. 1857, SEA NEA, NWA
SEA, Sec. 36, TIP 32 S. r
8 w, so acres..........................5,73
r. II. Peale--Certificate No.
1920, SWA NEA Sec. 13,
TIP 32 S. R 9 w, Note; this
land decided from R. Fl. Peale
and wife to II. d. Bayles, Par
owan, 40 acres, ........................ 1853
PAGE 80. ..-
John NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No.
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Sec. so, TIP So s. r IL w.
24O acres. .......................-..---!.1 7.22
John II. Harrison--Certificat
No. 1884, SwA swA Sec.
35, TIP SO 8, r 10 w, 40
acres. 800
80. PAGE SO.
J. H. Cooke--Certificat No. e
1902, Eh NwAI Sec. 80.
Certificate No. 1906, Eh
NEh Sec. 80, Certificate No.
1904, VIZ NEA, Certificate
No. 1908, VIZ NwA Sec. 80,
TIP SO s. r Is w. 800 acres. 1885
PAGE SO.
John w. Berry--Certificat No.
1922, Sw74 SwA Sec. 35,
TIP 81 s. r IL w. 40 acres. ....1.5g
Samuel T. Ford and Hyrum C.
Ford, Certificate No. 147S8,
So NEA, SEA Sec. So, TIP
81 s, r IL w, gao acres.....17.10
Samuel T. Ford and Hyrum G.
Ford-Certificat No. 1T4p,
Ell SWA, Sec. 32, TIP 81 s.
De
Samuel T. Ford-Certificat No.
1887, SEA- sSwA Sec. 3s,
TIP 81 s. r IL w. 40 acres, 2.S8
r. H. Peale-Certificate No.
1886, sen NWhi Sec. III,
TIP 81 s. r II w. 40 acres,
deed on record to Daniel Garry
Page, Pinto, Utah.
j. II, Considerations No.
1860, Eh Sec. 80, TIP 81 s.
R ID W. 800 acres, ..-.. 1858
J. H. Cooke--Certificate No.
1901, SWA Sec. SO, TIP 81
s. r IA w, 100 acres, .......... 5.84
Henry A. Pace--Certificate No.
1926, SEA NwA, SwA
NEh, Lots 2 and 6, Sec /,
TIP 38 s. r IL w. 90 acres
l62 rds, 1865
John W. Berry-Certificat No.
1880, NEA SWh, Sec. 8,
SEA NWA, sen SEA,
SEA SWA, Sec. z, TIP 3S 8,
r II w, 100 acres. ................... $50
PAGE 80.
George A. Berry--Certificate
No. 1890, Lots and IL, Sec.
IL, Lots IS, and %, Sec. 10,
TIP 3S s. r IL w. 100 acres. 11.46
John Henry lWilliams-Certifi-
cate No. 1892, Sh NEA,
SEA- NWA, Lot 2, Sec. II,
TIP 38 s. r IL w. 1922
acres' 4.8B
George A. Berry-Certificat
No. 1900, Lots and 8, Sec.
10, TIP 3s s. R IL W, n acres
1870 rds, ........-.......-...--.......... 5.07
George A. Berry-Certificate No. -.
1906, Lot 10, Sec. Is, TIP.
3S s. r IL w. Al acres 81
rus. 2.9A
Henry A. Pace-Certifjcate No..
1891, Lot rs, Sec. Z, TIP SO
S. r 10 W. deed on record to
Albert Mathis for this land. .1.74
James A. Stapley-Certificat
No. 1888, SEA NEA Sec.
II, TIP 38 S. r IL w. 40 acres. 2.72
PAGE 81.
Allen u. Compbell Est-SEA
SWA, NEA Swh, SWA
SEA- Sec. 33, TIP SO s. RIO
W. iZO acres, commencement. 51.00
r. w. Bulloch, care Jewett d.
Francis-NWA NWA Sec.
10, TIP 36 S, r IL w, 40 acres 1880
Iron County Coal & IronCo.--
NWh NWA, SWA NwA,
NWA SWA, SWA SWA,
Sec. 20, TIP 81 S. R IL w,
lou acres .---..---.........---.......... $3.50
Joseph Nelson and j. r. Clark
Jr.-SWA SWA Sec. 10,
| NWA NWE, SWA NWA,
NWA SWA, SWA SWA Sec
10, TIP 81 s, r 10 W, 200
acres -..........................-... 1900
80. PAGE 81.
George A. Williams Est. care
John H. WILLIAMSBURG
| NWA Sec. 10, TIP 38 s. r IL
w. 40 acres, ........................ 726
PAGE IO7.
Independent Mining Co. per
prop. 1880
Jones & Bulloch Coal Mine, per
prop. 2236
Western Machine Co--per prop. 900
PAGE 1903.
Letitia N. Cory and Sarah
Emily Perkins-Imp. per pro-
perry, assessment on mining
equipment) .........................-... 4.95
Letitia N. Cory and Sarah
Emily Perkins-Coal Land
assessment, Lot A, (SWA
SWA) Sec. 80, Lot l, (NWA
NWA) Sec. 81, Lot 2, (SWA
NWA Sec. 81 and Lot q
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Sec. 8, TIP 33 S. r 16 W, $50
acres, ........-............-.... 19.ZO
Thomas Berkinshaw and Flor
ence Berkinshaw--S1a Sec. 8,
TIP 33 S, r 16 w, 800 acres,
Imp. ............................... 21.30
PAGE So.
Aram Boghesian-W1h Sec. 10,
Tp 3S S, R 16 w, 800 acres
Imp. per prop. ........................ 23.4S
James B. Morris-Wh Sec. IL
TIP 33 S. R 16 W. 500 acres.
Imp. per prop. ....-.......-...-....... EAU
Bertha May Hart SCHNEIDER
NWA Sec. IL, TIP 33 S. r 16
W. 160 acres. ...........-...........,... 9.6O
Frederick w. Farncrook-Nh
Sec. II, TIP 33 S. R 16 W. $40
acres,I improvements. ............ 21.6O
leila c. Ehrlich-S1a Sec. II,
To 33 s. r 16 w, 800 acres
per prop. ........--..--................-. 2f.oS
George w. Moreland-Lots 8
and a Eh SWA, SEA, Sec.
1e, TIP SO s, R l6 w, 317 acres
1b6 Yds, .......-......--.......--.......-. lS.Vo
Clarence Lynd-Sk Sec. 10, TIP
3S S, r 16 w. 3l7 acres 121
Fdy, Imp. .......-..--......--.--...-...-.- ZU.es
Harry Miller-N15 Sec. 10, TIP
SO s. r 16 w, 317 acres 14s
rds. l9oo
Anderson z. ,Markwith-Eh
Sec. "a, TIP SO S. R 16 w,
800 acres. Imp. per prop, ....26.73
Althea E. Smell -Cadwsllader-
Ell Sec. 81, TIP SO S. R 16
W, 800 acres and Imp. ........ 2o.34
Lowell d. Carter-Lots l, 2, Eh
NWA, NEA Sec. SO, TIP 33
s, r 16 W. 317 acres 10S
rds. lS'Vo
PAGE 81.
Rowland B. Jenkins-Eh SEA
Sec. "a, TIP 33 S. R 16 w.
800 acres. ...-..............--.-..-...-... lS'Zo
Carrie M. Yoakam-Eh Sec. 8,
Tp "a S, R 16 w, S2s acres. 1920
John M. Rasmussen-Sh Sec.
IA, TIP "a S. R 16 w. 800
acres. ....-......................-.... 1870
George E. Rasmussen-Wh Sec.
23, TIP "a S. r 16 w. 800
acres. lS.Io
Jens o. Christensen-Nh Sec.
"a, TIP "a S, r 16 w, 800
acres. ...-.............-........... 1920
Guy R. Cadwallader, care DR..
Reillan-SW14 Sec. 81, TIP "a
s. r 16 w, 1856 acres 90 rds. 9.33
Jodie Williams-NWA Sec. 35,
TIP "a s. RIG W. 100 acres ....s.6C
PAGE IS.
John F. Stallsmith heirs, care
Ether Sallsmith-Al Sec. 81
TIP SIS s. r 16 w. $40 acres,
Ether Stallsmith, Emma Man
ley, Lena White, Ruth Stall
smith and David Gorby STALL
smith, o'oo
George w. Middleton, ct al
VIZ NEA, E1A> NWA Sec.
20, TIP IS S. R 16 W, 100
acres, Geo. w. Middleton,
William Moss, F. W. Walton,
DR.. S. H. Allen. D. W. Moffatt
and ]. L. Frackrell, ........-..... 14.4C
Ja C, Observation-Disclosures
No. 14106 paid in full, All
Sec. 20, TIP 35 s. r 16 w.
$40 acres. .......-.................-... of'zU
Roy E. Harris-All Sec. 81, TIP
S5 S. R 16 w, $50 acres 1S4
ruS, ''ON
PAGE Sc.
David o. McKay-W1A Sec. 33,
TIP 35 S. R 16 w, 800 acres S8.4C
David w. Tullis--NWA NEA
Sec. ~, TIP SO S. R 16 w. 40
acres. 1SN
DR.. S. II. Allen, ct al-Lots !
and 2, Sec 4, TIP SO S. r 16
W. 90 acres Ga rds, DR.. S. H.
Allen, DR., G. w Middleton,
Y VII NIT,1A., n
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George A. Berry-Certificate
No. 1900, Lots 2 and 8, Sec.
10, TIP 38 s. r IL w, n acres
1Q7 ~.
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FACE log.
Uvada Consolidated Mines Co.,
care f. d. Vanderbille---3 HIP
Gas Engine, 1000 it 8 # old
Iron pipe, Old Gates crusher,
Old 80 HIP Electric Motor, so
it. old belt, Old Mi1en
Stamps, 800, Old is HIP Elec-
trio Motor, Small pump, Old
small wood zinc tanks, Old 8
Continued on next page
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George A. Berry-Certificate No.
1906, Lot 10, Sec. IS, TIP.
SS s. r II w. Al, acres 80
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80. PAGE 81.
George A. Williams Est. care
John H. WILLIAMSBURG
NWA Sec. 10, TIP 38 s. R IL
w. 40 acres. 70
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Charles A. Iverson-SEh SEK
Sec. 20, SWh SWA Sec. "a,
NEk NEk Sec. 26, Nwh
NWk Sec. 25, TIP 81 S. r 10
w. and 1854 SO. rds decided
to Modena for Cemetery in
NV cor Sec. 20 and Sw cor
Sec. rs, 100 acres, Imp. per
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PAGE Sc.
David o. McKay-Wh Sec. 33,
TIP 35 S. R 16 w, 800 acres S8.4C
David w. Tullis-NWA NEA
Sec. ~, TIP SO S. R 16 w. 40
A or
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

George A. Berry--Certificate
No. 1890, Lots and IL, Sec.
IL, Lots IS, and %, Sec. 10,
TIP 3S s. r IL w. 100 acres. ia
John Henry lWilliams-Certifi-
cate No. 1892, So NEA,
SEA- NWA, Lot 2, Sec. II,
TIP 38 s. r IL w. 1922
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Letitia N. Cory and Sarah
Emily Perkins-Imp. per pro-
perty, assessment on mining
equipment) ............................... 4.95
Letitia N. Cory and Sarah
Emily Perkins-Coal Land
assessment, Lot A, (SWA
SWA) Sec. 30, Lot l, (NWA
NWA) Sec. 81, Lot 2, (SWA
NWA) Sec. 81 and Lot 8,
(NWA SWh) Sec. 81, TIP SO
S. r 10 w. .............................. 28.99
Iron County Coal Co.-Imp and
per prop. at mine, ............... 10S.O0
Iron County Coal Co.-SEA
SWA, SWA SEA Sec. so,
NWA NEA, NEA NWA,
See. 81, TIP SO S. r 10 W, 100
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-15

Thomas Berkinshaw and Flor
ence Berkinshaw-S1a Sec. 8,
TIP 33 S, r 16 W, 320 acres,
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JOSEPH H. tanderfield-Lots
10 and % and Eh Swh Sec.
i, TIP SO s, r II w. 100 acres 31.2o
Mrs. Adelaid s. Morgan--Wh
Sec. IL, TIP SO s. r II W,
$40 acres. ...............-............... 8S.40
Robert H. Bradford-SEk Sec.
IL, TIP SO s. r II w. l6o
~ on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-12
THRONG AT OAK ORCHARD.

Georgetown. Aug. 12.-Five thou
sand persons spent Big Thursday" at
Oak Orchard. The crowd arrived
early in the morning and remained
until late in the afternoon. Boats and
automobiles brought the visitors. 1t
y estimated that ! 900 cars were park
ed At the resort and in It's vicinity.
Excursionists thronged the beach all
day, but few INDUCED in bathing.
There was dancing at the Pier Theatre
and a brass band furnished music.
The multitude spent most OF the time
greeting friends.
The big Thursdays" IL years ago
and today. are very different. Prior
20 the local option campaign in 1907
and the enactment OF the Eighteenth
Amendment to the Constitution Of the
United Statss. big OCCASIONS at the
lower Delaware resorts were often
marked by scenes OF debauchery. In
the interim the famous peach and
honey, Sussex apple3ack. peach brandy
and other palate ticklers have given
way TO milder beverages that would
drown q man" before they made him
drunk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-12
NEWS OF PORT PENN.

Port Penn. Aug. 13.-Tho family Of
George Bennett, who were stricken
With diphtheria, have recovered. ex-
cept one, who died. Four members
Of the family were Ill at one time. Mr..
and Mrs.. Bennett and two small chill
drsn. The youngest child succumbed
20 the disease.
Arns Paterson Of Mexico is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Hannah Othenson.
Charles McMunn and wife OF the q.
T. Quarantine Station at Marcus Hook.
Pa. were recent visitors with Mrs.
James Carpenter.
Janvisr Kumpel has returned home
after visiting friends In Philadelphia
and Haddon Heights. n. J.
Rsgistration In this district last
Saturday brought out S. voters. To-
day 10 the last chance to register be-
fore the primaries.
Mis- Mildred Torbert Of Camden,
n. j.. In visiting her grandparents. Mr..
and Nrs. George Shelton.
Nrs. Edward johnson IL entertain
ing her brother. Ernest Hickman of
Wilmington.
Mr.. william McMullin. ST., who has
been Ill for some time. IL improving.
Mr.. 0eorgs Webb u visiting hen
son. Eiwood Webb. in Philadelphia.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Two Men Slightly Hurt When
Their Motor Car Overturned
on the Street.
Special Correspondence Every nvsn,ns

special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Aug. 12.-Yesterday
afternoon a Ford touring car bearing
Delaware license 1o,1%s, containing
two men upset while making a turn
at Second and Delaware streets. 1t
was en- route for Camp Sparks. Neither
Of the men was seriously injured. The
men gave their names AZ J. Hurley,
who was cut over the left ear. and J.
Cramer. who was cut on the left leg.
Hurley. who was operating the car.
claimed that the rear wheels OF the
car locked while he was making the
turn. Both men were pinned beneath
the car. Assistance was given by sew
eral men who were nearby the acct
dent and the car upr1ghted. The only
damage done was to the top, which
was demolished. Tho engine was start
ed and the men proceeded to Whining
ton.
F. w. Overheiser, paster OF the First
Baptist Church. the service at 7.30
tomorrow viii be in charge OF George
F.. Hanson. who Is connected with
the North Baptist Church OF Whining
ton. There will be no morning service
Sunday school session will convene
at 10 o'clock.
Many persons from this city yes
terday attended Governor's Day cele-
bration at Camp Sparks.
John F. 2. Clayton, prominent
business man OF this city. has an
nounced himself az a candidate for the
ID ox1,,tltoav =, vovx, T., <t~,v, <0.- e. Oano
tor from the Fifth District
Misses Clara and Anna Newlove are
spending two weeks at Ocean City,
n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Appleby are
spending the weekend at Wildwood,
n. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weaver end
children Of Canton. Ohio. are spending
several days as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew N. Gallagher.
Harry Munson and Francis Atlsin-
son are In Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John OConnell. ac-
companied by Miss Helen Diehl, mo-
toreA to Atlantic City for the week
end
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gravel and
children of Wilmington are spending
several days as guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas j. Gravel.
Mems rally day service Will be held
in the Bethany u. A. NJ. f. Church
tomorrow. Rev. William II. Guy, the
pastor, will take for his text at 1890:
I"God Wants All Men to be Sanctifled.'
Sunday school will convene at 2.30. Tn,
evening service Will be in charge o.
Rev. Thomas Boardley Of Wilmington
Georgia Day Of 924 Young stree
is confined to her home with typhoid
fever.
Harry Neher, ST., is confined TO hi,
home on East Second street with III
ness.
A large number OF tickets have beer
sold for the Emmanuel Church ex
, lcursion, which will take place on Mon
day. A Wilson IAne steamer Will
leave Delaware street wharf at 49,
lp. m. for the moonlight.
, The carnival conducted by tho mem
bers OF the Coed VIII Fire Co. In tn
School Green is being largely attend
ed. This evening will be windup nigh
! and it is expected that a large crow,
will be present.
; Lee GoudiA is spending severa
} days in Wilmington.
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cHEsrERTowN AND VICINITY.

Chestertown, Md, Aug. 12.-While
enroute from the Aberdeen Proving
Grounds to Annapolis, wednesday.
an aeroplane had engine trouble and
when landing In field on the farm
OF Mrs. Walter Morris, near Chester
town, ran into barbed wire fence
and broke IA propeller. Two planes
came to the relief OF the disabled flyer,
who remained here until Thursday.
Christ Methodist Protestant Church
was the scene OF quiet wedding to-
day, when Miss Nettie Russell. sister
Of l.. Bates Russell, was married to
William r. Maui. a retired merchant
The ceremony was performed by Rev
N. 0. Gibson in the presence of the
immediate families and few friends
Miss Clara Usilton played the wedding
march. Clinton c. Jones and .Joseph
n. Wheatley were ushers. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Maui went tc
Ocean Grove, N. J.
DIR. Clarence Y. Gould, presiden,
OF Washington College, has practicall,
his entire faculty on tour OF the
State In quest of students for the mex,
SNitOt Ntois INtHOi 10 lIOil tH0 IlclN
say all are meeting with much sue.
cess
Tomato canneries opened Thursday
William Silver. who purchased tn,
Kennedyville cannery from II. n
Baldwin, will have large pack.
The price Of wheat in this section
has decreased to So cents bushel
which will scarcely pay the cost o
the fertilizer.
Rural Mail Carriers Thomas Wills
and Charles f. Woods are Ill, an,
their substitutes. Charles A. Skirver
and Ralph f. Shinn, are covering theil
routes. Rural Carrier Charles e. Hada
way was also OF on sick leave fol
several days.
Tho 650-acre farm In the First dis
trict known as the Foxwell farm Il
being divided into two farms by tn,
owner, Thomas w. Eliason. On &C
count Of labor conditions the singl,
tract is too large for proper cultiva
ton by one tenant. For years THU
farm was the home OF the. late Senate
Garrett Foxwell.
The Town Commissioners OF Rocl
Hall are laying concrete walks alonl
the principal streets OF the town.
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ROUND ABOUT ST. GEORGES.

st. Georges, Aug. 1.-THE commit
zee In charge OF the Odd Fellows Car
nival recently held here announces
that 500 was realized above expenses
This was not n good n last year. rs
rainy weather interfered.r
Services In the Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow Will be rs follows
$50. Sunday school; 1880. Rev. o. s.
Walton will supply the pulpit; 7.S0
service in charge OF the Epworth
League.
Summit Bridge Church: 2, Sunday
school; :. sermon by Rev. o. s. Wal
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Arrison and
daughter. Mildred OF Washington. are
visiting Representative and Mrs. Ed
ward Lester. They were accompanied
by Miss Mary Nelson and Miss Flor
ence Lester. who have been theil
guests for the past two weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Snedeker IL
spending a part Of her vacation With
Mrs.. J. c. Mccoy In Wilmington
Miss Olivia B. Paynter has gone Il
Rehoboth Beach.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton. Md, Aug. 12-Attorneys for
John w. Montgomery, who lost his suit
to have his marriage to Peggy U'Dell,
an actress, annulled in the Elkton
court last month, has taken an appeal
from the decision of the Cecil county
court TO the Court of Appeals Of Mary
land. The papers in the case were
filed here yesterday afternoon. Mont
gomery, who is working in match
factory at Seattle, Wash, was ordered
to pay his young wife $50 per month
alimony and $50 expense money, pend
ing the final decision of the divorce
proceedings.
A carnival on the arnory grounds
during the week for the benefit OF the
Elkton baseball team will close to-
night. The affair has been a success
in both attendance and finances. About
81, 500 will be realized.
After delay OF about month.
work has been resumed on the new
Methodist Episcopal Church at Rising
Sun.
The store and residence at High an6
Bridge streets has been sold by Robert
J. Du Hammell to DIR. c. p. sCarrico
for $4,000.
Captain Samuel Ford, son Of the late
Samuel Of North East has received
from Secretary Of War. Weeks dis
! tinguished service decoration for ex-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-12
NEWPORT PREPARES
more SCHOOL ROOM
Red Mems Hall Being Remod-
eIed So as to be Used for
That Purpose,

Special Correspondents Every Evening.
Newport, Aug 1.-THE first floor of
the Red Mems Hall is being remodeled
and converted into school rooms. The
was made necessary through crowded
conditions at the Newport public
school last year. Thin large room will
be made into two rooms. Work is
now under way, and it is hoped will
be completed in the very near future
and ready for the opening OF the
school in September.
Miss Blanche Crawford and Mrs
William Fl. Crawford have returned
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Slack Of Ken
nett Square. Pa, are here with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph c. Slack.
Miss Margaret Groome mas returned
to her home here after spending some.
time with Miss Betty Groves of Milton
Pa.
Miss Bessie Maclsry had as hel
guests on Sunday. Miss Iva Hitch ant
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Haubert and sor
Billy, all of Wilmington.
+. q. keene OF Arlington, N. j., spen
the weekend here with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Keolig OF Elk
ton, Nd. who have been guests q
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
Maclary for the past month. ar
visiting Mr.. and Mre. Jacob c
Maclary Of near Stanton.
Miss Mary Burgess OF New Yorl
City Is spending a two-weeks va
cation with her cousin. Miss Florenc
Maclary Of near Stanton.
| NJ. and Mrs. ID. w. Chandler had a
their guests yesterday. Mr.. and Mr.,
Howard Long, Miss Margaret Lon
and Howard Long, Jr., OF oxford, Pa
and w. Dwight Wentz Of George
town, Texas.
Mrs. George Seeds and Miss Nelli
Seeds are spending this week with Nj
and Mrs. George r. Davis OF Newark
n. j. Henry Seeds will leave toda
for Newark, n. j., TO visit Mr.. an
Mrs. Davis.
Members Of the Newport Cannin
and Sewing Club are attending tn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-12
STAFFORD AND VICINITY.

Seaford, Aug. 12.-An exploding oil
stove in the home Of Harlan Benson
started a fire yesterday afternoon, but
the damage was slight.
Headed by Dr. Thomas F. Manns.
]. f. Adams Of the University of Della
ware; County Agent r. f. Wilson of
Dover and County Agent Nj. c.
Vaughn OF Georgetown, the first an
nual tour OF farmers of Sussex county
visited Seaford yesterday and re-
manned over night. The party in
cluded farmers from Greenwood, Har-
beeon, Bridgeville, Laurel. George
town, L.ewes. Frankford and other
SECTIONS. They visited the farm Of
William H. Carlisle for a study Of
the farm OF former State Senator
Oliver A. Newton. where an inspec-
ton was made OF cowpeas and alfalfa;
the farm OF r. S. Elliott. where an in
spection was made Of alfalfa; the farm
OF 1. S. Giles, tenanted by E. l..
Rogers for sweet potato and corn in
spection and f. G.. Coulbourn's farm
for an inspection OF cantaloupes. At
Laurel Or. Manne discussed with the
farmers the best methods OF eradi-
eating the sweet potato milt After
breakfast at the Hotel Sussex, the
party left Seaford today for George
town to meet with the members OF the
Sussex County Poland Breeders As
ISOLATION and attend barbecue lunch.
Sixteen pens OF registered Poland
China hogs were shown at the barbe-
cue.
! Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Russell OF Oyster
Bay. n. Y, are visiting Seaford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Collier and
daughter, Gladys are at Mountain
Lake, y. ].
Miss Minerva Messenger Of FEEDER
aleburg, Nd, Is visiting Mrs. William
J. Allen.
Leslie Weight Of New York Is visit
| ing his father, Jesse A. Wright.
Charles Boyce OF Kuna. Idaho, ie
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
| w. Boyce-
Miss Agnee Hurley Of Chincoteague
Va, is visiting her cousin.