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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-05

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sand acres, more or. less.
T. p; aeeording to survey and plan Of sal
Mills Co. and contains. exclusive of Public 10
eighteen thousand tive hundred forty acres NOR
or less,
T. F., according to survey and plan Of said towr
ship made by E: Nee. Macy in 1904. Said tow
Paper co. and contains seventeen thousand w
Wo H1RH o more onrt Or r. Tess
to 49, inclusive. in the eleventh range of lots
Wef ange of ors lots in 70 SAID d RSgsye o
Is inclusive in the thirteenth range Of lots IN sal
range Of lots in said township lots to is, mel
s!ve in the fifteenth range OF lots in said TOWNSHIP
in said township; lots to Is, inclusive. in II
&c 1aage of lots in ssd townsp o
lots in said township, according to survey an
1S2V Said described land is reputed to be owne
by Geo. w. Blanchard Y Son Co. and contain
tn thousand eight hundred ten acres. more c
T, ~. 6, SoRTH OF WELD. part of. being lots
TO- II. H. IS and the southerly threequarters Of i
70 IN the ntth range OF lots in SAID township; To-
the east side Of lot 10. in the sixth range of lo
south half of lot II in the seventh range of lots
and Tbe lots a to n \ I'll ths es Lots IS
Of lots in said township; lots to >. inclusive,
H. inclusive. lot 49, the west half Of lot Is and II
range of lots in said township: lots to 5, incl,
n and Of lots m said to oTnsnp os to
inclusive. in the eleventh range OF lots in sal
township; lots to Z. inclusive in the twelft
range of lots in township: lots TO 4, INCLUSIVE
in the thirteenth range of lots in said township
lots 4. inclusive. in the fourteenth range of lo
in said townships lots to A. inclusive, in the fl
teenth range Of lots in said township; lots / to
inclusive, in the sixteenth range of lots in sal
township; the State Lot. so called, the sever
teenth and eighteenth ranges of lots in said towr
ship, according to a survey and plan of sal
township made by Joseph Norris in 1920 Sal
described land is reputed to be owned bv III
Berlin Mills Co. and contains ten thousand tw
hundred forty four acres more or less
T. NO s. NORTH OF WELD, part Of being lot
and . in the fifth range of lots in said townshit
according to survey and plan of said TOWNSHIP
land is reputed to be owned by Walter e. Heat
T. NO. 6, NORTH OF, WELD, part of. being lots
and In the fifth range of lots in said TOWNSHIP
according to a survey and plan OF said TOWNSHIP
made by Joseph Norris in 1920 Said describe
land is reputed to be owned by Gates and Har
low and contains three hundred six acres NOR
less, -,
T. no. 6. NORTH OF WELD. part Of being lots
g. and IL in tho fifth range Of lofs in sal
township; lots s. g. IS. the east half Of lot Z. /
the sixth range of lots in said township accord
ing to survey and plan of said township mad
is reputed to be owned by Sidney O. HALEY an
contains seven hundred sixty acres more or les
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25
LUCKY STRIKE TO BE OPENED
Gunnison Empire.

Gunnison Empire.
j. n. Anderson and l.. H. Brimhail
arri, ed the first of tire week from the
east and are making arrangements to
open up the Lucky Strike mine at
Chance.
They were in Gunnison Wednesday
II chasing supplies and making ar
angements for teams. They contem-
te doing quite large amount of
ork this summer Mr.. Anderson op-
'-a'eI this property some years ago
when II produced .eoodly sum for its
lessees.
The Lucky Strike is one of the old
time mines of the Iris district and
carries good veins of gold and copper
with large per cent of free gold.
We look for the present operators
70 make good showing in short
time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25
Laura and Johnnie schmidt and

Laura and Johnnie Schmidt and
Charlotte Sanborn spent Friday in Pa
onia at the home. of the formers
grandmother,- Mrs. Quac1kenbush. ss..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Balch entertained
the card club at their home Saturday
evening. A delicious supper was
served and all reported fine time.
Miss Cla Seymour, sth grade
teacher, left for her home at Sheridan
Lake. Colo, and Miss Josephine Lakin,
primary teacher, for Pu bio, Sunday.
Mr. E. T. Ralph, who has been visit /,
ing his family at Salt Lake. returned
tome Sunday evening with the news
that baby hey had arrived at their
home.
Quite number of small children
ard their parents went to Paonia Fri
day to attend the May day festival.
Sew raj cars of yorns people went
down in TIE evening to attend tie
dance.
Lawrence .Gaddis, who has been.
serving in the navy the past two years.,
was recently discharged. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gaddis, Miss Sadie and Levern
Johnstone motored down as far as
Delta, Wednesday to meet him.
The graduating exercises held in
the hall Friday by the Junior High
school, was greatly appreciated by all
present Mrs. c. E. Dock chaperoned
the class at Paonia Sunday, where
they went to have their pictures
taken.
Nearly every, one in camp went to
Paonia Sunday to attend the ball
game between Delta and Somerset.
They returned home in high, spirits,
the score being 13 to in favor of
Somerset. Our boys expect to play
the Olathe team at that place next
Sunday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25
Somerset Squibs

Mr.. Davis visited Paoria FIR day.
Mrs. Ell Schmidt was a Faonia v'si-
tor Sunday.
Mr. William Tanney W Paonia
visitor Sunday.
Mr. Edward Edwards has b en- sick
or quite while.
DR.. and Mrs. Mcconnell were Delta
visitors Thursday
Mr.. C. H. Muhlestin was business
i'itor in Montrose Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X autwash and fam
i'y motored to Delta Sunday.
Mrs. Melvin Nelson ard Mrs. Ed
Janes visited fri, nds in Bowie Friday
Ms Dave P"yne' and son Or lille
colt, were Hotchkiss visitors Tues
lay. -l
Mrs John Smuk of Midway, spent
several days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurle.
Many people from, here went to
Bowie Saturday evening to attend the
graduation exercises.
Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Staples and son
Sammie, left Saturday morning for
their home in Denver.
Miss Annie Turcsanski, who has
been teaching in Aguilar the pest
term. returned home Friday.
Mrs. Hilda Minerich of Wisconsin,
came in Tuesday evening for short
visit with her father, Eric Ericsson.
Mrs. Bill Campbell and family went
to Paonia Thursday to visit her PAR
ents, returning home Sunday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Rerg and her sister
Elsa, spent several days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lux, before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Ward, Sr., came up from Pao-
MIA Friday evening to attend the
graduation exercises. She visited her
son, Emory until Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Young came in from
Denver in his car Friday evening, for
short visit with his parents. He
left Monday morning for Texas, his
brother Arto going with him.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25
Wedding Of Popular. Pitkin Young
Folks


Tuesday evening at $50. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. RonDurant, oc-
cured the marriage of Miss Alice
Williams and Mr.. Stanley Higgins,
two of our most popular young people.
Though not entirely unexpected,
the wedding came as surprise to
their many friends. Only immediate
relatives witnessed the ceremony,
which was performed by Judge R. T.
Hefftner. III.
The bride has been in Pitkin for
the past year, and had lived here as
"a youngster, so is we'll known. She is
splendid young lady. very popular
in the younger set, and loved and es-
teemed by all who know her.
The groom is one of our sterling
young men, one of tte most popular
and highly respected men of the town.
His friends are legion.
The happy young couple will be for
time at the home of E. E. BonDu-
rant, the groom's brother-in-law, but
will later go to housekeeping in the
groom's cozy home on Main street. p.
Most hearty congratulations have
been showered on the newly weds and
the best wishes of the entire commu-
nifty is extended to them.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25
GunniSOn and Pitkin
Items Culed From Gunnson Empire and Ptkn Miner er

Chester M. Pittser, who has been
employed at the Montana School of
Mines as Physical Instructor for the
past school year, motored ho,na from
there this week, arriving Wednesday
about three o'clock in the afternoon,
in Dodge coupe. The distance COW
cred was just 900 miles.
w. T. Noel came in horseback ftom
Vulcan last Friday and spent several
days in town. He has been caretaker
at the Good Hope mine the past win
ter.
Harry Williams leaves for Denver
this evening to. resume his duties as
a travelling salesman, after visiting
the past week with his mother.
B. F. Killey and family and DR.
Louie Weiss motored in from Vulcan
today on business.
M S. E. Morrow was Crested Butte
Visitor to Gunnison Satu day.
Louis Sammons returned Wednes-
day from visit to Rife.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION
To sell or Mortgage Real Estate

10 sell or Mortgage Real Estate
STATE OF COLORADO, Gunnison
County, SIS.
IN THF MATTER OF THE ESTATE
Or WILLIAM F. MASON Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION
To Sell Real Estate.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO:
To the Unknown Heirs of said Will
liam F. Mason, Deceased
Persons in interest in said estate,
GREETING: r w r-f
You are hereby notified that on this
18th day of May, A. D. 1922, Henry l..
johnson, Administrator of said estate,
presented to and filed in this court
his petition for the sale Of certain
real estate belonging to said estate
and situate in the county of Gunni-
son and State of Colorado, more fully
described in said petition, reference
to which is hereby made. 81
Ard which is described as follows:
Lots a, 5, 6, z, 8, 8, 16, II, 18, 10, 20,
and 2l, in Block A, in Mason Addi,
tion to the Town of Marble; An eaui-
ty in Lot N. in Block 6. Town of Mar
BILE: an undivided ore half interest in
Lots A, B, c, ID, E, and F, in Block 2,
Town of Marble; and an undivided
six-eighths interest in The Colorado
Kodak Placer, unpatented, in Rock
Creek Mining District, all of said real
estate being situate in the County of
Gunnison and State of Colorado.
You are further notified to appear
and answer or otherwise plead to said
Petition in writing on or before the
Sd day of July, A. d. 1929, the day set
for the hearing thereof, or on or be-
fore the day to. which such hearing
may be adjourned, or said Petition
will be taken for confessed.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said Court at Gunnison, in the
County of Gunnison and State of COL
orado. this 18th dav of May, A. d. 1922.
(SeaD LUCILLE G. McDOUGAL, "A
Clerk of the County Court of Gunni-
son. Gunnison County, Colorado.
First pub. May 25, 1922
Last pub. June 8, 1922.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25

There Il more catarrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseAsss
put together, and for years II was sup
posed to b. incurAble. Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment. pronounced
II !incurabls. CatArrh is local disease.
greatly Influenced BY constitutional con-
ditionS and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine, manufactured by F. J. Cheney q
Co., Toledo, Ohio IL Z constitutional
remedy, ID taken internally and acts
thru the blood on the Mucous Surfaces
Of the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward 10 offered for any case that Halrs'
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. send for
circulars and testimonials.
F. ]. CHENEY q CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c. N'
Halge Family Pills for constipation.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25
MERRY PARTY VISITS ~,
CRESTED BUTTE

Cn Sunday the Hello" girls of Pit
kin, Gunnison, and Crested Butte, had
sort of get-toeether party. Mrs.
Ferguson, our operator, went from
here, accompanied by Miss Katherine
McLain of Ohio City. At Gunnison
they were joined by Miss Kubiak and
Miss Evelyn Sherd, both Gunnison OPP
orators. The young ladies, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Kubiak, then motored to
Crested Butte, visiting Miss Minnie
Gibson, operator at that place. All
report a fine time and a very enjoy
able outing.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25
eft for Idaho

M. and Mrs. Earl Bustard were
pvt-eoing rassenge's Friday enroute
FOR the state Of Idaso where tho
expect to make tn ir home.
Mr.. End Mrs B, stard have been res
dents of Pitkin for some two years
and have host of warm friends
e"e who regret their departure
However, the bsst wishes of all GO
with them for success and health in
heir new home.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25
A Drone Inside at That-Mebbe

A prone inside at Ihat-Mebbe
They were on their honeymoon and
were staying in big modern hotel
The bride had been shopping and
coming back to the hotel went direct
to the room she believed hers and
raped gentle little rap.
Honey! Honey! Let me in"
A great bass voice came through
the closed door, saying: Madam!
This is no beehive. This is bath
room."-Exchange.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25
GUNNIsoN ITEMS

M S. M. Slate was down from Doyle
lie Mcn-ay.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25

10y -t1-ff ~ ft-ft
Shorty BasI aw returned to Gunni-
son last Saturday frpm Il E, D. & r. G.
iospital at ,Salida, where. he has
spent the last six weeks being treated
for rheumatism. We are glad to re-
port that Mr. Bashaw. is very much
improved. On Tuesdpy, in company
with Alex Thomas, he went to Wau-
nita to spend ten days or two Wee KS
taking baths and hot water treatment
at this famous resort. Shorty will
then be as good, if not better, than
ever
Frank Dice hes been hauling baled
'ay to town this week from his
nua tz creek ranch.
Mrs. Axel Burmnn WIS a Gunnison
isitor Thursday, going down on a
shopping trip.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25

Andy iceland returned, Wednesday
from Gunnison, having driven his
team down first of the week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25

LOUIS SammonS returned WedneS-
day from a visit to Rifle
--u"
PITKIN ITEMS
r. S. Anderson returned Wednesday
to Sargent after short business trip
here. ~
b. F. Kanoble spent several days at
the county seat this week, returning
Tuesday.
Andy iceland returned, Wednesday
from Gunnison, having driven his
team down first of the week.
Ryron Conklin was in town Wednes-
d7y with fresh ves setables which were
eagerly purchased by our folks.
Mrs. F. L. Trickle returned from
several days visit with Gunnison
friends, having gone down Saturday
last.
Louis Neal is this week employed
by the Roosevelt company removing
ice from the Hines tunnel near the
Roosevelt.
John Balm has moved his family to
Pitkin. They are occupying the Le-
june house and expect to spend the
summer here.
Mrs. Jesse Ferguson motored to
Gunnison Saturday accompanied by
Mrs. McCready, Miss Katherine Nc
Lain, and Earl Mackintosh.
Phil Hogan was a visitor in Ohio
4 City Sunday, coming up with Mrs.
F rguson and Miss McLain on their
return from Crested Butte.
-
Manager Kremling of the Trinchera
company at Sargent, spent couple
of days here this week looking after
business matters pertaining to the
store.
Stanley Higgins went to Gunnison
Monday to get a license-no, no, not
an auto license. Any way, further
particulaps'of this visit will be found
in another column.
Fred Peltier came in Mondey, over
land from Salida, where he has been
mining. He plans to snend his sum-
mer here as usual, mining either for
himself or contracting.
Curley Stewart, WHO has bee, in
charge of the Pastime pool hall for
some weeks, left Wednesday for Gum
nison. VIM. Wallace came up Tues
day and will be in charge
Elmer BonDurant came in Monday
from Salida. He reports Mrs Elmer
as recovering splendidly from ter i'll
ness and that she will soon be able
to leave the hospital, is believed.
Frank Patterson was greeting Pit
kin friends Saturday. He fiivvered
up that afternoon. Frank is now
night man at the Gunnison Motor
company and tells US he likes his
work.
-. ~ ASt'hpioOh, ihohaSSi "a ~>
telephone company, was in town
Wednesday looking after telephone
matters. He installed a new phone
while here and placed new batteries
in the Miner phone
Mrs. Mary Morris, who has spent
the winter in Denver, returned Mon
day to her home on Gold creek above
Ohio City, where she has Lumber of
cabins fitted up for summer tourist
accommodation. Mrs. Morris is quite
sportswoman and fish enthusiast,
planting many young fry each year
in beaver dams and nursery ponds on
Gold creek.
| as. Harbaugh has returned from
spending the winter at his home in
Woodruff, Kansas. He has not as yet
been able to get up to his Morning
Glory group of claims on Gold hill,
owing to the snow. However Mr..
Harbaugh intends going up as soon as
it is possible and will do considerable
work there this summer. both in de-
velopment and in the tunnels already
run. Many promising ore veins have
been uncovered on this property that
assures a good milling proposition.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-05-25
PITKIN ITEMS

r. S. Anderson returned Wednesday
to Sargent after short business trip
here. ~
B. F. Kanoble spent several days at
the county seat this week, returning
Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
OCTOBER SOCIAL
PROGRAM VARIED
Nuptial Events, Informal p areies
Dances, and halloween Affairs
Are Anticipated.
Maeadsmy Club Has Obtained Noseo
Orchestra From Pittsburgh fof
It's Next Dance.

With the glorious Autumn season VIC
torious AT last over reluctantly "V
parting summer: with the hrazeniy pe-
drcked foliage. painted from the richly
tinted palette OF Nature. making one
last splendid showing before being cni-
hraccd by Winters shows. with the
meadows. dalcs. and hillS!dcs clothed III
the hla,au; glory Of goldcnroa. and r'ch-
IL endowed competing blossoms WIN
such a setting as this. society - READY
10 stag" generous number OF inter-
esting nupttal events and charming
parties Of an informal nature. Not I"
b. neglected are the interesting ana
altogether delightful meetings OF the
various clubs and organizations tna'
are opening fall activities. Too. dance
clubs arc giving ard planning interest
Ing series OF dances that rresaEe an
unusually enjoyable and successful sea-
son OF the rhythmic arr. Taking every
thinS into consideration. October need
not fear Social dizziness, especially
since she - going % receive glorious
sen9-of: ~ me nature o. numerous de-
nghtCuI Halloween functions.
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In R,,ckhannou this morning after hay
ing upent seperal days in this city
Visiting friends-
Mr., Donald Bishor. OF Alliance. O..
vas a visitor in Wheeling over Sunday.
Paul English Of Pittsburgh returned
home last evening after having spent
the day in this city visiting friends.
Reed Adams OF the Island. who IL at
tendinr school at Annapolis, IS spending
a short vacation with his parents
]. s. kcllison returned to Washing
ton. IA. last evening after visit with
friends hore over the weekend.
Milton Vankirk OF W"llShurg spent
Yesterday tho guest Of friends on the
island.
Hugh Stobhs or the South Side, who Is
attending school at Bethany. returned
homa yesterday.
Miss Martha Maj"ska 81 tho island
will return TO West Liberty today.
whcro she IS attending sch0o! at Nor
NAL.
Miss Louise Bloomfield of IN" Island
will return to bethany today /" resume
her studies nj Bethany college.
Mrs Sally Worth Of T!ushurgh spent
Yesterday tho guest or relatives on ih9
Island.
X q. King of rarkrrshurg returned
homo yesterday after having spent sew
craI days here on business.
Merit, brand will leave this morning
for a short business trip through west
crn ohio.
l.. q. McGinnIs. harrisburg. arrived
in this city last evening for stay or
several days on business.
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Craftsmen Give Dinner.

THE members ~ the Craftsmen and
a few 81 :Neir friends motoreG on, "a
Nelson's Inn. ives; - Lloydsvllle, last
Friday evening" where waffle and
chicken dinner. followed h% dancing.
was enjoyed \ toast was G!vrn FOR
the officers Of the organization. MesSrs.
Ebha-;. president: Cook. vice president;
Crawford secretary. Gebhar;. treasurer.
The Craftsmen" are planning mum
Der 81 social affairs 10 nc held through
out The season. the first os which was
a weiner and dance party given few
weeks ago by Craftsman Crawford
Present a, Fridays affair were:
Misses
MiHetta Hannah Della NJ. Fette
Florence Hannah Margaret Harris
Marie Conrad Evelyn Smith
Cecil Underwood Anna Han
Laura Cook
MeSsrs--
Erwin Fl. Mebs clarence Holland
RUSSELL c. Hesslett Frank Alderman
Herbert Z. Jones Lewis II. Cook, Jr.
less E. Crawford Chas Ebhart
Vim. Ostsrdincer Ronald \. Topp
Earl Morehead
Mess-s and MeSdames-
Albin z. Schubert Victor II. Gebhart
Otto ". Dauoer; Fred l.. Holloway
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p,rst PRESBYTERIAN Meetings.

Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. inc
Womans Missionary society or the
First Presbyterian church will hold 4
novel meeting The topic Is. india
and all members are requested 20 90 on
line. At 3:3h o'clock. the Woman
guild will hold It's meeting immediate
" following the Adjournment or the
Toman's Missionary society
Thursday evening ~ 7:45. the Young
women's Missionary society will meet.
Since plans for the winters work will
he made. a full attendance is desired,
An invitation is extended 10 all younS
women OF the church and congregation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09
Anniversary Celebrated.

or Saturday evening. at her residence
on North Main street. Mrs. Frank Stan
ton served six o'clock dinner in honor
~ the eleventh anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs W. s. Stanton. A. the conclusion
of ,he repast. social diversions were in
dulsed IN. making this affair one not
soon 10 be forgotten by the recipients
Of this courtesy Those present were:
Messrs and Mesdames-
". s. Stanton StiweehhnANNl.
Frank Stanton ". ~
Miss Dorothy Day Stanton
Mr.. James L. Day
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Drake-Jundn1.

This morning at Saint Joseph
Cathedral az S o'clock. Miss Teresa
Elizabeth Junkins Will wed Mr.. william
Pearl Drake. OF Cleveland, Ohio. with
the Rev Father Bonaventure. o. VI. c..
officiating The interior OF the Cathed-
raj will be appropriately decorated with
autumn flowers for the occasion. which
viii be Witnessed by only tho immedi-
ate relatives and close friends Of the
couple.
After the ceremony. r wedding break
fast will be served at the home OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-09

William Mcconnell. OF South Eott
street. has returned from n brief VISIT
to Washington, Pa.
Z, s. Commissioner w. J. Cotton re-
turned Saturday from kentucky, whcro
he was called by tho serious illness OF
his mother.
William Baker. OF South Wheeling.
spent the week end at Washington. IA
Miss Anna Shairer. Of tho Shaircr
Marinclla Parlor. and Mrs Margaret
Ware have returned to this city after
spending several weeks IN New York.
Rorn-To Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l."
Ram. OF Pleasant Valley. L boy. NJ tho
North Wheeling Hospital Mrs. Rarp
was formerly Miss Loretta A!imcycr. #
the National Road.
Mrs. George Hermann and her dauGh-
ter. Miss Regina Teresa Hermann. Icrt
Yesterday FOR their home IN Tulsa. OKLA.
after a visit here as the guests OF nv
and Mrs c. 4. Robrccht. Of Thirteenth
street.
Rev. r. F. Rurt Of Wellsburg, has re-
turned homo after spending few days
as the guest Of Rev. Charles II. Robin
son.
Mrs. Mary El!g. and daughter. Sara, or
North Main street. left Saturday for an
eastern trip.
Mrs. 4. r. Mathews. ~ Sixteenth
street. Is confined TO her home slightly
III.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Cartucr. ~ North
wheeling, spent the Weekend rs the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. William {. l'uc-
ksr. OF Huntington. w. Va.
Kelcel Ross will leave for his home
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HytdrNIuucheon.

Mrs. Hugh Stobbs and Mrs. William
Jasper will be honor guests at bridge
luncheon to he given this afternoon oy
Mrs. Nile Radcliffe at her home In Len
OK. This affair will assume the nature
Of farewell party since Mr.. and Mrs
Ja.per will leave shortly 10 take up
their residence In Morgantown. w. Va
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Queen Esther Circle.

Misses Martha and Sara Nay. Of the
Island. will be hostesses this evening
20 the members ofths Queen Esther
Circle Of the Fourth Street NJ. f.
church Following a short business ses-
sion, social diversions will be ejoyed.
during which dainty refreshments will
be served.