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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-09-14
TUESDAY. the 9th day of
October, 1928,

at the hour of 4 O'Clock. P. M.
the real estate described in said deed Of
trust. to-wit:
Lot No. Eight (8). in Block No. One %.
in Stearman's Subdivision of North Ia
koma. as shown on plat recorded in Plat
Book No. 2. folio I'll. one of the Land
Records Of said county. This property is
improved BY
FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW,
bath, furnace heat, electricity. GARAGE.
chicken house. etc., and there is a con-
crete cellar under the whole house.
TERMS OF SALE The property will
be sold subject to first trust of $2,500.00.
and a second trust of approximately
So, 70U.00; the exact figures to be an
nounced on the day Of sale all above said
membranes in cash on the ratification
of the sale by the Court. A deposit Of
$500 will be required when the property is
knocked down. Conveyancine, stamps, etc.
at the cost Of the purchaser.
THOMAS E. FARRELL.
PAUL MAG0FFIN.
Trustees.
Woodward Building. Washington, d. C.
sen 14-ts
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-09-14
Mortgage Sale
OF
UEIMPROVED PROPERTY
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.

Under and by virtue of the power of sale
contained in a mortgage from Frederick
Edwin Dudley, Jr., and Edna r. Dudley,
his wife. to the Hyattsville Building Asso-
citation. dated September 18th. 1922, and
recorded in Liber No 1923, folio 46O, de-
fault having occurred under the terms of
same, the undersigned attorney named in
said mortgage will offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, tho 2nd day of
October. 1928,
at the hour of O'Clock, p. NJ,
all the property described in said mort
gage, being known as Lot No. Ten QO),
and south one-half of Lot No. Nine (9l. in
Block Two (2), in E. Brooke Lees Add
tion to Silver Spring. as shown on plat
recorded in Plat Book B. folio 900. one of
the Land Records of said county this
property is located on Maple Avenue. and
was formerly improved by house, which
was blown down by the recent tornado /;
all material. ETC., of whatever nature left
on said premises will be sold
TERMS OF SALE:-All cash. A de-
post of $3.50 required on day of sale.
C. A. M. WELLS,
1901 H Street, N. W.,
sep TITS Washington. D. c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-09-14

IL Came to my home, on the
John Z. Ward farm. near Gaithersbure, a
large SOW The owner will please come
forward, prove property, pay charges and
take her away.
MELBOURNE CARTER.
aug lots
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-09-14
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
scriber has obtained fr"m the Orphans
Court Of MONTGOMERY county. Md. letters
of administration c. I. a. on the personal
estate Of
FRANCES MOORE MARQUISAN,
late of the District of Columbia, deceased
All persons. resident and nonresident,
having claims against said deceased are
hereby warned to file the same. with
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. in
the said Orphans Court on or before the
LIST day of March next; they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make imme-
date payment. Given under my hand this
2lst day Of August. 1929.
BRUCE BAIRD,
aug CAST Administrators C. 7. A.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-09-14

kNOR SALE,
l. 1920 square feet of ground
in new subdivision. "Woodside Park on
Brookeville pike. Frontage on two streets.
water and electricity. Sell as a whole or
any part.
HOWARD E. BARNES,
sep 14-1t~ W0odside, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-09-14
TOR SALE,

TOR SALE,
Complete electric equipment
for water system, half horsepower Wagner
electric motor. largest galvanized supply
tank. jack, etc; also 200 feet Of ornamen-
tai wire fencing. 8 feet. Bargain for quick
PHONE. WooDSIDE 81.
sep Tilt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-09-14
sep Tit
IA'ANTED.

w Untillable acreage. will pay
cash for that useless ground. What have
your
A. C. STONE,
Postoffice Box 307l.
sep Tim Washington, d. c.
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Tor SALE.
4 Grocery and general mer-
chandise business established 20 years
ago. Reasonable.
HOWARD E. BARNES,
sep l4-lt+ Triangle, Woodside, Nd.
VOTING MAN

A YOUNG MAN
"A Desires to invest some
capital and his services in a promising
business enterprise. For an Interview
address Richard L. Mansfield, care of Dr..
A. D. Mansfield. Colgate. Nd.
sep Alt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-09-14
NeW Advertisements.

FOR SALE.
! Cockerels. Barred Plymouth
Rocks, Parks "Bred-to-Lay" strain.
MISS MARY A. HUTTON,
sep l4-2m+ Gaithersbure. Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-09-14
DARN SUPPLIES.

Il Seasonable goods
at greatly reduced prices Save money.
Receivers for
c. NJ. W0OLF & CO,
1905 b Street, N. w.,
aug 3l-2t Washington, d. C.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-09-14
Owner

" viii rent. furnished or I'M
furnished. Groom house. all modern i'm
provements. desirable location in Rock
vile. Rent reasonable. Phone Fr. 4895,
Washington. ID. C.
sep 7-tf
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-11-15
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS

The following is n brief resume of
bushes transacted by the county court
1T sessions held last week and Tuesday
of this week.
Upon the report of G. /. Lynch, Hoke
Jarvis and Z. G. Deweese, viewers, a
road was established near Okla through
the lands of G. w. Truman John Hunt
and 4. w. Simmons.
Upon the report of G.. l.. Lynch. Alvin
VannOy and Levy Stump, viewers, a
road was established OH Steer Creek
beginning at the residence of ]. II. God.
irey TO connect with state road n;
Stumptown.
NJ. A. G.. Board was awarded a con,
tract for the construction Of road on
Road Run of Sycamore at the price OF
.$1,34S.40.
n road up Daniels Run, through
lands of c. r. Whytsell, LAUREL Allen
and ]. J. Starchcr, upon previous sur
gey and report by G. L. Lynch, was es
tablished
Same order in regard to a road OF
Jesse's Run, drought lands Of w. +
Anderson.
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MAIN STREET GRADING

In this issue of the Chronicle will be
found an advertisement of the CONTRACT
which will be let December II by the
state road commission for one mile of
grading and draining through the town
of Grantsville. The grading, draining
and paving for the same mile has been
twice advertised by the commission, but
on account of all the bids being too
high no contract was ever let. This
time 1t will be tried with the paving
omitted and it is more than likely thai
reasonable bids will be secured as sever
al concerns have signified intentions of
bidding on the project.
q. Considerable inquiry has been made
concerning the depths of the cuts and
fills that will be made at various points
IN Grantsville The Chronicle man
looked over the plans and profile sketch.
es of the project which are filed in the
county clerks Office and ascertain the
following information.
There will be a fill of N feet at the
north end of the approach to the river
bridge.
A cut of 21a feet at the crossing in
front of the Courthouse
From the above crossing to the resi-.
dence of Miss Nettie Stump the street
will be made level At the latter point
a cut is started which increases In
a cut of 252 feet at the crossing il
depth to about one foot in front of the
drug store; thence begins fill which
reaches its maximum depth Of one foot
at the Dye Alley
In front Of the residence Of Geo. w
| Hamilton, cut Of one foot; thence
/ without much change I'm present loca
| ton to residence of Dr. Ray MorforC
where cut begins that reaches a max
imum depth of two feet at X. L. Hamil
ton alley.
a cut Of three feet i'm front OF resi-
dence OF A. r. Harris, on point Of Slut
Ter Hill Stutler Hill is smOothed M
and fill Of three feet is made at bottom
| thereof
| These figures are given as only ap
prOximately correct, but will serve Z
| give an idea Of the change that will b,
made IN the street through town
In the event the contract is awardc,
in December, It is the intention of Capt
IT, h. Snyder. division engineer for TIT
state road commission TO zee that wOrl
is begun on the lower end on the projec
80 that the towns main street will no
he torn up until good weather and DIR.
roads arrive
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-11-15
PROCEEDINGS FOR CENTER
DISTRICT BOND ISSUE STARTED

At meeting of the county couri
Tuesday, Capt. III. E. Snider. division
engineer OF the state road commission
was present and the initial steps for
bonding Center district for the con.
struction of roads that will later on be
taken over by the state and finished
were started.
The roads TO be improved are the
Creston road to the top of Nicut hill
and the Harrisvile road by way Of Big
Springs to the Richie county line.
The preliminary order designating J.
n. Mckinney, OF the state road commits.
sion forces, to make an examination of
the routes and report to the court the
probable cost of the proposed work, was
entered. The report is to be submitted
at term of county court to be held on
December 3. when the terms of the bond
issue, the routes of the roads. date of
election. etc. will be fully decided upon
and proper orders entered
Capt. Snyder is greatly interested In
the development and advancement OF
Calhoun county roads. realizing our
necessities. and is particularly inter
ested In the completion of the road to
Harrisville which will give us a direct
connection to the north as well as to the
south.
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business visitor in Grantsville Saturday
Letcher Stump, of Russell, was a
E. w. Snider, a prominent citizen OF
Big Springs, was here Monday attend.
ing to business matters.
Lorentz G. Hamilton and L. ]. Nor.
ris are attending the Grand Lodge of
Masons at Wheeling this week.
c. Il. Moray, prominent oil worker
of Revere, was looking after business
interests in Grantsville Saturday.
Miss Losie Witt returned Tuesday
from visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. S. Witt, of Macarthur, Ohio.
Farms-Ohio River and Muskingum
valley farms for sale Write G. D.
Mann, Marietta, Ohio 11-15-4t
John w. Schoolcraft, n leading cit
izen of Bear Fork, was here Monday at
tending to business matters.
President r. A. Board, of Creme, was
here Tuesday attending adjourned SEES
sion of county court and looking after
other business matters.
II. II. Heiney, the progressive anG
efficient roadbuilder of Center district
was here Tuesday attending to matter,
before the county court
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POPULAR FICTION

BY GENE STRATTON PORTER
Her Fathers Daughter
The Harvester
Freekles
Laddie
And ALI Other Titles
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INSTITUTE PROGRAM

For sheridan district teachers tnsti.
tufe to be held at Brooksviile Friday
Nov. q. 1928.
I-Song.
What the community expects OF the
teacher-T. C. Cain. Co. Supt.
a-Teaching OF Primary HIstory-Alice
Depue
Teaching of English in the upper
grades-John W. Yoak.
|SIeaching OF Primary Geography.
Florence Cain.
|C-SonR.
HOW to teach morals and manners
Ira Haverty.
Seat work for the lower grades
Eva Richards.
oHow to secure good attendance
Harley Terrell.
All teachers in the district are re-
quested TO be present.
board or Education and patrons ire
invited to attend and take part IN the
discussion.
Committee.
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ORDERS OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT LAST WEEK

The following orders were entered OF
the chancery side at the term of court
held last week.
Hope Construction aid Refining 60
VS. Nancy Jarvis ct al. Order dismiss
Ing injunction as to George Griffin ant
taxing statute fee of SO against plaint
|iff.
Tell Mcdonald ct al VS. 6. A. Boggs
ct al. Order film, answer of Hope
Natural Gas Company.
Order granting leave TO G. w. and
Caronline Cunningham 10 udopt Thclma
Jane Barnes, minor child of William
Barnes and Adalina Barnes, deceased.
w. T, w. Dye vs. Nj. =. &. Hoard
Sheriff etc, decree confirming sale OF
% acres OF land 20 l.. +. Norman and
wife at $500.
Peoples Bank VS. 3. +. Butler ct al
Decree appointing orcnrZ T.. Hamilton
to sell tract of 100 acres, Straight Run
Washington district.
II. G. Eismon, Gdn. VS. Perry Edward
Knots ct al. Decree confirming lease
to Hop? Natural Gas 90.
F. S. Wilson vs. $. L. Gaincr ct al.
Order filing answer of defendants.
T. L. Vineyard vs. q. \. richards.
Sheriff etc. Decree appointing a. 6.
Mathews TO make sale of ~ and 80
acres on GOsse Nest, Lee district
j. c. Mckinley ut II. V; q. r. Gamer.
Rule against defendant requiring him
to produce certain deed.
T. c. Mckinley ~ al. V; James tirocg
and Arthur Collins. DC roe appointing
LOrentz C. Hamilton Ia malr sale of
Sc IL acres, Sheridan district
Il. G. Stump, Gdn. VS. Geraldine Per
rine ct al. Decree confirming sale OF
lots in ArnOldsburg to Leon and f. v
Haymaker
Little kanawha Log and Tie Co. VS.
Bryan Ward. Decree appointing A. G
Mathews to make sale of SO acres land
on Lemuels Run, Sheridan district.
State VS. Bell ct al. Redemption OF
several tracts of land in Lee district by
w. T. Price ct nj.
Tell Mcdonald ct al. VS. G. A. Boggs
ct al. Order certifying question OF
suufficiency Of bill to supreme court
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Sixth sradc-Mary virginia Hathaway

Sixth grade-Mary Virginia Hathaway.
&c
Seventh grade--Crace Hamilton "a
Eighth grade-Jcneva Fleming 81
Other high grades for the month
were:
aistory-Fay Bennett. 90
EnSlish-I-eorard Hickman 9S
Spelling-Thurl Proudfoot ee
American Educational Week.
Nov. 1923, 1923
Program
Sunday Nov. 1S-For God and coun-
try.
Monday Nov. 19-American Con.ti.
tuition Day.
Tuesday Nov. 20-Patriotism Day.
wednesday Nov. 21-School. Teach
or and Community Day.
Thursday Nov 22-Illiteracy Day
Friday Nov. 23-Physical Education
Day.
Visit the school this week.
A Few West Virginia School Facts
lin 1853 there were 431 schools. 3S7
teachers and 1892 pupils.
In 1922 there were 7.419 schools. 12.-
S69 teachers and $40. 1886 pupils enrolled.
5-The first free school within the bord-
ers Of West Virginia was established in
Jefferson county in 1S47.
To-day there are aO5 modern high
schools. LII high school teachers and
2i.624 high school students.
West Virginia University last year
enrolled 2,672 students
G-Illiteracy in West Virginia GA per
cent. Too much!
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FREED NEWS
Committee

Casper O. Dye attended court at
Grantsville last week.
Mrs. Eina has been on the sick LIST
Tor a few days. but Is better at this
writing
hheuoen Hodge who has been helpine
TO paint the church here finished last
week
Onaries Friedrich was visiting his sis
ter MIS-. Jasper Brickerstaff. of Smith
vile. on Friday and Saturday of last
week.
Roy +. Morrison was attending TO
business In Grantsvillle Friday.
Frank Thorn, of Parkersburg. was
here Tuesday.
Iroea Morrison and Casper Dive at-
tended the pie social at Spruce Hollow
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl III. Howard of
Grantsviile, spent Sunday with p w
Collins and family.
Miss Sarah A. Carnell has been on
the SICK list for the past few days.
Misses Dele and Pearl Norman of
Big Springs were seen in this burg
Sunday.
Mrs Iva Collins and children 70
turned home Sunday from Washburn.
Misses Annah Hays and Ethel Wilson
OF Dutchman Run. attended singing
here Sunday night
Hoy Cunningham will have a mic
social at Eell school on Friday night
nov. lo;1, dor the beneht Of the schoo,
Everybody come. -:..'t..<-
Kew. J. II. Snidcr is holding a revival
meeting at Munday, on Straight Creek.
Misses Dole and Babe Morrison on.
tertaihed n bunch OF young folks Mt their
nome on last Saturday night. Among
them were: Jesse Kelley, Merle Suider,
Edith, Ressa and Retta Wilson. Vernon
Haught, Fred Fox, Minnie Freed. Mvr.
Tie and Rex Collins, Audrey McCray.
Clint and Blaine Morrison. Everett
Campbell and Denver Fiuharty. The
evening was spent very enjoyable. talk
Ing and with music. Lunch was served
before parting.
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The Calhoun Chronicle
Thursday, Nov, 18th, 1923.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

r.. s. Richards, of Ayers, was a bust
ness caller in town Tuesday.
Misses Mary and Ruby Snider, of Big
Springs, were shopping in Grantsville
Monday.
John w Yoak, a prominent teacher
of Ayers, was here Saturday on a bust
ness mission.
A. NJ. Rhodes, a substantial farmer
of Milestone, was here Monday looking
after~business matters.
Charley Malona, a first-class citizen
of Henrietta, was among the visitors in
Grantsviile Tuesday.
Floyd Haverty, leading farmer of
Annamoriah, was among the visitors in
Grantsville Saturday
John PrOpst, merchant and business
man of Cabot Station, was a business
visitor in Grantsville Tuesday.
Attorney A. G.. Mathews spent a few
days this week at Charleston attending
to professional business.
Poe Gum, merchant and business
man of Mt. Zion, was greeting friends
and attending to business affairs here
Monday.
County Commissioner D. o. Chenoweth
of Nicut, was here Tuesday for a spec
ial session of county court, and to at
tend to some personal business matters.
Saturday night, being the regular
meeting of the local lodge of Masons.
the ladies of the Order of Eastern Star
will serve. an. Oyster supper from five
until seven. to which the public is cor
dially invited.
At recent meeting Of the town cOun-
ell Seymour ]. Turner was appointed
town sergeant in lieu of G.. Vanhorn
Chief Turner is starting In like a new
broom and has btalled the fear of God
in some Of the towns "Slim Jims".
Mrs. Alice Marshall is preparing the
annual financial statement for the town
Of Grantsville which will be published
In next weeks issue Of the Chronicle
and from full information as to hoW
taxes collected by the town is being ex
pended may be obtained
Work Is progressing nicely on the
building which Contractor NJ A, G
Board is erecting for the county court
at the corner OF High and Market
streets. When completed the building
will be- used Tor storage OF county roaC
machinery and materials, and for othei
purposes.
Principal. Clarence p. White, of th'
local graded schools J. A. Jackson, Jr.
Albert stump and Eustace Hardmar
went 20 Charleston Saturday to witness
the game between West Virginia Uni
versity and Washington and Lee. Th'
former defeated the Generals by a scorl
Of $50
W. o. Umstead. Of Brooksville, ha
disposed ~ his stock OF general mer
chandise al that place to A. X. HOlbert
Mr Umstead was here Thursday an,
informs as that he and Mrs Umstea,
will likely 90 10 Huntington wher
their sop Ollie Is attending Marshal
College Tor the winter
OR. Hardman. Of Spencer. who ha
The contraci for grading the state ron,
between this place and Arnoldsbure
was a business visitor in Grantsvin
Monday AR HardmRn will likely bi
on lhe one mile Of grading and drain
AGE Ia town. a contract for which vii
De let on December II.
Contractor Ira HsrdriAn and larg
force Of hands are az work on the side
walks recently ordered laid by IN
town council. These viii make a VOL
dcrfm Improvement In foot traffic COT
ditiols and the council Is To be CON
mended Tor tn proEressive stand tsice
Ia thia Hzttes.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-11-15
BY ZANE GREY

BY ZANE GREY
To The Last Man
The Mysterious Rider
The Desert Of Wheat
Desert Gold
The U. P. Trail
The Rainbow Trail
The Heritage Of the Desert
The Young Lion Hunters
Ken Ward In the JunEIes
The Last Of the Great Scouts
And All Other Titles
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-11-15

BY JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD
The Valley Of Silent Men
The Rivers End
Flower of the North
The Wolf Hunters
The Gold Hunters
IsObel
Steele of the Royal Mounted
The Courage of Marge 0'DOone
Back to Gods Country
The Golden Snare
And All Other Titles
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-11-15

The worlds products Of lead pencils
probably amounts 70 nearly 100000
600 a year. bali Of which are made
from American-grown cedar. The
United States makes about 750.000.0O0
q year. or more than eight pencils for
each 81 lee Inhabitants.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-11-15
GAINESVILLE GRADED
SCHOOL NOTES
Projects

A numebe Of fine projects are being
worked out in the various grades.
Thanksgiving Booklets are being made
in the first, second, third and fourth
grades
Mrs Farmers eighth grade English
Glass Is working on a booklet which
will be entitled Essentials of the Eng
fish Language, and a great interest Is
being taken in the project.
The seventh and eighth grades are
working on n Penmanship Booklet at
the present time.
a special Thanksgiving Program will
be arranged for Wednesday Nov. 2Sth.
An invitation is extended to ali patrons
to visit school on the afternoon Of that
day.
a poem OF five stanzas was memoriz-
ed by the second grade. The pupils
! we're TO select the one pupil whom they
thaught rectcd it best. They made
Ronzel Francis their choice.
The following second grade pupils
made an average Of 30 per cent In
larithme,ic for the second month:
Albert Gamer, ROnzel Francis and
Joseph Taught
Those making 100 per cent in spell
Ing we're Lilly Hickman, Joseph
Taught and Albert Gamer
Those making highest average in
their respective grades for the month
were:
Primer class-ROse Smith, %
First grade-David Taught 81
Second grade-Joseph Taught o.
Third grade--Fredrick Hathaway o.
Forth gTade-Mary Mathews q
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-11-15
BAR ASSOCIATION MEMORIAL

CircuitCourt adjourned for a few
hours Tuesday afternoon while mem
bers OF the local bar association paid
tribute to the memory of the late Alfred
+. kenney, who died at his home In
Parkersburg Tuesday evening.
The meeting was presided over by A
u. Mathews. After q solemn and touch
Ing prayer by Judge W. II. O'Rrien. s.
=. Bell, of the Spencer bar, n lifelong
friend of the deceased, made the prlnci
pal address. Mr.. Bell called attention
to The many fine characteristics of Mr.
kenney and left some interesting
thaughts with his hearers. Eulogies
were then heard from Bruce Terrell. J.
I. Waldo Judge O'Brien, and others
after which the following resolutions
were adopted:
In Memorium Of Alfred z. Kenncy
Resolved, That the Judge of this
court and all the members of this bar
mourning the loss of the society and
fellowship of the late Alfred F.. Kenney.
- Va 'h4o w cNIEcSS
so far as possible by this means, their
sorrow and sadness caused by his re.
moval from among them by the Master
OF the Universe.
Mr.. kchncy was the spirit of congen-
iality, generosity. wit and sympathy.
lie was so much in love with the spirit
Of harmony peace and good will on
earth among men, that he without stint
discouraged all forms OF litigation that
would tend TO stir up personal ill-feel.
ing.
May that peace which he loved so
we'll be his forever.
Respectfully submitted
S. L. Bell,
Bruce Terrell,
]. A. Jackson
Committee
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NOTICE

All persons owing the estate of r. II.
Stemple, deceased, must call and settle
same on or before December, 1st, 1923.
ll-l5-3t A. b. Harris, Admr
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Steady Gelno.

sseady Going.
Tie way to get great deal Of WORK
done Il To be continually doing .
'htie.-Eosi"r Evening Transcr;pt.