Vilter Manufacturing Company Garnishee Suit in Taylor Co
In Chancery the Vilter Manufacturing Company is sued for 1000 dollars with interest from 1909. The case seeks attachment in the hands of Tygart Valley Brewing Company and requires the nonresident defendant to appear within one month from first publication. The matter is to be published in the Grafton Sentinel. Commissioner Hugh Warder to report on real estate liens and titles in a separate proceeding set for January 7, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilter Manufacturing Company
Et Ale
Vilter Manufacturing Company
Tygart Valley Brewing Company
Grafton Sentinel
M. D. Allender
E. A. Bowers
Notice to Lien Holders and Depositions Scheduled
Notice to lien holders requires all claims against Isaac A Knotts estate to be presented by January 7 1910 in Gratton West Virginia. Agnes Camille Spotts announces depositions on January 18 1910 at C C Lawson law offices in Gratton for the equity suit in Taylor County West Virginia against the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everet J. Spotts
C. C. Lawson
Grafton
Taylor County
West Virginia
Circuit Court
Agnes Camille Spotts
Notice to Sten Holders in Taylor County WV
Notice to all persons holding judgments or claims against James Burnside Jr James E McDonald or Josiah W Lynch in a Taylore County circuit court cause. Real estate of the defendants is to be subjected to satisfaction of liens for adjudication. Return by January 7 190%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STEN
James Burnside, Jr
Jas
B. McDonald
Josiah W. Lynch
Circuit Court of Taylore Ownny
James E. McDonald
James Burnside
James EB. McDonald
First National Bank
Grafton
Taylor County
West Virginia
Hugh Warder
Clerk of Taylor County Court Details De Cree Entry
The document records the commissioner as required by the de cree and notes M D Allender serving as Clerk of the Circuit Court of Taylor County as of April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. Allender
Circuit Court
Taylor County
Mrs Hirst Dies After Pneumonia At Home
Mrs Selina A Handley Hirst of Wilford and Lafayette streets dies at 7:50 AM from pneumonia. Born Aug 22 1841 in Gratton, she married Lewis E Hirst in 1865, lived in Springfield Illinois, then returned to Graf ton. Survived by son Charles S Wheeling and grandchild Virgil Handley very ill with pneumonia. Funeral Friday at 2 20 PM at Bluemont cemetery with Rev J H Flinigan officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selina A. Hirst
Wilford
Lafayette
Fetterman
Hivat Re
Keyser
Hirst
First Baptist Church of
Grafton
Pruntytown
J. H. Fliniagan
Bluemont Cemetery
Judicial Sale In Taylor County WV Oil Lease On Property
Special commissioner under a Taylor county West Virginia circuit court decree will sell at the courthouse front on January 28 1910 at 1 pm the real estate tied to the Nel lie Powell vs J G Robinson et al case. The parcels include 29 1/4 acres in Taylor and Harrison counties plus an adjoining 58 3/4 acre tract in Harrison and Clay districts with the Santiago Store House on Booths Creek. The sale is subject to an oil and gas lease by South Penn Oil Co with terms one third cash at sale one third in six months and one third in twelve months secured by vendor lien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
Circuit Court Clerk
Said County
Nellie Virginia Powell
J. G. Robinson
A. W. Burdett
J Robinson
C. W. Matheny
Clay Triet
Harrison County
Clay
G. W. Matheny
W. R. D. Dent
Robert L. Reed
Evan Freeman
Alfred Freeman
Owent Fork
Booths Creek
Boothe Creek
Santiago
Ed. J. Konieht
Fairmont
Bridgeport
Salé [Pike
Owong Fork
Booth Creek
South Penn Oil Co
Murray Entertainment at Mrs Murray’s Home
Mrs Harry M Murray entertained a pleasant party of friends at whist from 2 to 6 o clock Tuesday afternoon at her home on Tee Street. The first prize was won by Miss Rose Flannery and delicious refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Murray
Whistrom
L Jfeen
Tee Street
Rose Flannery
Knights of Columbus Grattan Council to Install Officers
Grat ton Council No. 713 Knights of Columbus will install officers at the Knights hall Thursday evening led by district deputy Yo Doyle. A large attendance is expected as installations are described as an imposing exercise.
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Gratton Council No
Knights of Columbus
Hall of the Knights
Yo Doyle
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription touted for women's health
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for various female ailments. It argues many symptoms signal organ weakness and promotes the medicine as a safe, alcohol-free tonic aiding nervous and general debility. Claims include appetite, sleep, and mood improvements, with a free medical book offer from the World's Dispensary in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persie
Dr. Pierce
Wil
Pierce
Motel Ee
Special County Court Meeting Over Notary Terms
A state law affects notaries commissioned in 1902 risking shortened ten year terms while later commissions get full terms. A county court special meeting is set for Tuesday January 11 at 9am to decide notary matters before noon. Also to appoint a county physician for the poor farm and a jail physician, then adjourn. John McGraw Jr returns to Yale after holidays with relatives in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
John McGraw, Jr
Col
John T. McGraw
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Local oil men near Salem wed in quiet ceremony
A quiet wedding occurred Thursday evening December 30 at Andrews M E parish in Salem. William Wirts Matheny and Byrde Irene Osborne were married and will reside at 312 Maple Ave. Matheny is manager of the Singer store. The Grass Run area near Salem produced a 25 barrel oil well with potential to grow to 40, located on Mrs. B V Samples farm four miles from town. The Grass Run lease spans 140 acres with South Penn Company involvement. Local oil investors praised the success. A rural carrier appointment and Flemington route details follow in Washington news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
M. E. Parsonage
J. W. Engie
William Wirts Matheny
Byrde
Irene Osborne
James H. Osborne
Maple Avenue
Matheny
Singer
Sentinel
Grafton People
Grass Rup Oil & Gas Company
Salem
Will F. Faust
Gus Williams
Harry G. Wyckoff
Holt Wyckoff
Charles Gocke
Willard
Herbert Dent
Drs. D
Oh ‘Peck
Richard Gerstel
Grass Run
South Penn of Company
Great Raw Company
W. P. Samples
The
Tocal
Death Notice for Miss Salina Kinmel at Evansville
Messrs. Charles L and Harry Kinmel received word of the death of their aunt Miss Salina Kinmel sister of the late E P Kinmel of this city. She died after an illness of advanced age at her Evansville home at 10 29 this morning aged 72. Funeral set for Friday at Evansville at 1 pm. The Sentinel tender[s] condolences to the relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L
Harry Kimmel
Salina Kinmel
8. P. Kinmel
Evansville
Misa Kimmel
The
Sentinel
West Grafton Oil & Gas Company Strike Gas Flow
Indications for the West Grafton Oil and Gas Company in the Shinnston field show bright prospects as drillers at 1684 feet hit a soft pond and good pressure. They continue toward contract depth with an expected breakthrough tomorrow, while team members congratulate the company on progress and potential success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Grafton Oil &as _ Company
Shinnston Field
West Grafton
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M. Gunningham
A. R
Cunningham & Stallings
West
Virginia
Pugh & Beavers Grocery Co
Isaac A. Knotts
Hinkle
C. R. Rector
Hinkle & Co
Smith Race Grocery Co
H. G. Smith
L. G. Race
Smith-Race Grocery Co
James W. Gans
Thomas J. Jacobs
Bersheba Bailey
Pugh & Beavers Grocery Company
W. J. Mays
Warder & Robinson
Gratton
G. W. Ford
Plaintiff
Issac A. Knotts
Isaac & Knotts
Fof
County of
Taylor
C. Lawson
Ally Sentinel
Boothacreek
Murray
Arctic
Tropics
Perfection
the New
Japan
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Pelet
William Virts Matheny
Burde Rene Osborne
Grass Run OL & Gas Company
W. B. Fauley
8. P
W. ©. Walter
Maple Run
Billy
P. D
Washington, D.C
Andrew B. Néstor
William R. Hennettsh
Tate
Flemington
Preston
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