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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1910

Page

8

Rats Threaten Summit NJ as City Seeks Extermination Help

May 18 Summit New Jersey reports two million rats infesting city garbage dumps alarming residents. Board of Health seeks New York experts to curb the infestation while avoiding poison due to fear of dead rats in homes and stables. Children fear crossings to school as rat sightings rise in the abandoned railway cut dumps. Public officials note the unusual size of a rat at two feet and describe the dumps’ dangerous exposure.

Summit N. J New York City Board of Health

Local social notes and visits across Wickwire area

Mr Dorsey Boylin recuperating from pneumonia. Miss Mary Fast visited her parents over the weekend. Mrs Rebecca Wood and her nephew Walter Wood spent Sunday with her father near Knottaville, who turns ninety on Oct 5. Others visiting included Mr Clinton Sturms Mr Burney Blaney and Mr John Knotts. Clay Brown in Clarksburg visiting family near Grafton. Ed Luzadder visited his mother Mary Luzadder. Miss Lila Lewis surprised by the Smart Set from Pine Apple Knob with games and refreshments. Miss Jocie Gans visiting her aunt in Bridgeport. Mrs William Dixon and daughter spent Sunday at Gladesville. Mrs Lovie Marquess and children shopped. In Grafton Jessie Grim employed by Abner Boylin at Maple Hill dairy. Boylin markets fine dairy cows and serves customers well.

Dorsey Boylin Mary Fast Rebecca Wood Walter Wood Absolom Knotts Knottaville Knotts Hale Clinton Sturms Burney Blaney John Knotts Clay Brown Clarksburg Grafton Ed Luzadder Mary Luzadder Lila Lewis Pine Apple Knob Miss Lewis Jocie Gans Bridgeport William Dixon Gladesville Lovie Marquess Jessie Grim Abner Boylin Maple Hill

Creditors to Present Claims Against Jaco Estate

To the Creditors of Sarah J. Jaco deceased. Pursuant to a Taylor County Circuit Court decree, you must present claims against the decedent's estate for adjudication to Gene W. Ford Commissioner at his office in the county on or before June 28. Witness M. D. Allender, Clerk, this 17th day of May 1910.

Sarah J. Jaco Circuit Court County of Taylor Gene W. Ford M. D. Allender M. H. Dent J. Frank Wilson

Notice to Creditors of M H Dent Estate

Notice to creditors of M H Dent in Taylor County, to present claims for adjudication to J Frank Wilson Commissioner at his office by June 28. Witness M D Allender Clerk of Court.

McConkey and Summers Family News Report

McConkey Andy McConkey is employed in B and O shops at Grafton. Mr and Mrs Isaac Nell of Marion county improve after illness. Mrs Gertie Summers and children of Fairmont visiting at 1 B Summers. Mr Charlie Cummers of McConkey works for B and O at Grafton. Rev Morgan will fill appointment next Sunday May 22. Selvie Elder improving after long illness. Mr William Summers of McConkey back to work for B and O. Ada McConkey visiting Mrs Boner.

Andy McConkey Grafton Isaac Nell Marion County Gertie Summers Fairmont Charlie Cummers McConkey Rev. Morgan Selvie Elder William Summers of B. & ©. Company Ada McConkey Boner

Trustee's sale of bankrupt Thomas Harkins real estate

A United States district court order in May 1910 sets a scheduled public auction in Grafton West Virginia for two parcels of land owned by bankrupt Thomas Barkins Harkins. The sale, under terms of cash and a defined beacon, lists two tracts in the city of Ohana with encumbrances limited to specified prior liens.

District Court of the United States District of West Virginia Thomas Barkins Wes Vrupt Court House Thomas Harkins Ohana

Local Notes From Cecil And Surrounding Areas

Cecil residents report Mrs. A Ray Tolcott visited daughter Joseph Matick returned from Hopewell and Berryburg. Coal mines near Cecil closed as Johnson Bros of Bellaire quit leases. new company to resume soon. George Hardin prepared timber for a derrick. Captain B F McVicker replants corn after a cold spell. Residents and visitors from Center Hill to Grafton noted. several families moving and traveling.

Joseph Matick Hopewell Berryburg A. Ray Tolcott C. J. Hoffman Fairmont T. F. McVicker Constable Sandy Grafton Sarah Williamson Susie Center Hill Cecil Coal Mines Johnson Bros., Coal Company Bellaire Ohio George Hardin P. D. Thompson Clarksburg B. F. McVicker Frank McDaniel Lillian J. A. Williamson

New Lutheran Church Dedicated at Fairmont

A handsome new Lutheran church was dedicated in Fairmont last Sunday. The building is described as one of the handsomest church structures in the progressive city.

Fairmont

Pentecostal Blessings Sermon Draws London Crowd

Albert Memorial Hall in London crowded for Pastor Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle preaching Pentecostal blessings on Pentecost. He cites Acts and Joel to explain two parts of prophecy, the era of gospel grace, and the coming millennial era, noting only the consecrated have been begotten by the Holy Spirit.

London Eng Albert Memorial Hall Russell Brooklyn Tabernacle New York International Bible Students Association St. Peter Joel St Peter Joal Christ Melix

Pentecostal Blessings And The Door To The Kingdom

The sermon explains Pentecostal blessings as earned by repentance and consecration, with the Holy Spirit given after Christ ascended, opening the way to joint heirs in the Kingdom. It discusses two keys to the Kingdom, Peter’s role with Jews and Gentiles, the ongoing opportunity before the elect number closes, and the Millennial restitution when all flesh receives divine power.

God Christ Jesus Jerusalem John xvi Gage Peter Kingdom of Heaven Christ Her Lord Elebrews x Messiah St. Peter Cornelius Feter Joppa Simon

Primary calls vetted by Taylor county Republican committee

The Taylor county Republican committee votes to hold a primary before the fall election to name candidates for all offices. Voters in each magisterial district will determine their preferred candidates at the polls on June 11. The Sentinel endorses the committee’s approach as fair and square, with broad voter approval anticipated.

Republican County Committee Taylor County Republican Party the Sentinel The Sentinel

Mines in Coeur d'Alene district net profits in 1909

Spokane May 18 Statements filed with Shoshone county Idaho assessors show total net profits of the Coeur d'Alene district mines about 2,000,000 in 1909. Major earners include Federal Mining and Smelting Mace mine 469,155.70 Wardner 350,678.54 Bunker Hill and Sullivan 575,547.30 Hercules 25,305,235 Hecla 389,169. The Morning Mine at Mullan cost more than it earned, 58.82 net. The Bunker Hill and Sullivan paid 81,750 in May dividends, the largest in years, and the property has paid 11,622,750 in dividends since shipping began. The mine claims were discovered by a mule.

Spokane Wash Shoshone County Idaho Coeur d'Alene Federal Mining and Smeltering Company Mace Mine Wardner Mines Bunker Hill and Sullivan Company Hercules Mining Company Hecla Mining Company Mullan Bunker Hill and Sullivan Hercules Companies United States

Ex-Governor Dawson Granted Three Month Rest

The Bluefield Telegraph reports Charleston news that ex Governor Dawson has begun a three months vacation. He will pause his labors as attorney for West Virginia in the debt suit, with critics noting the heavy toil he endures defending the state. Supporters say a rest is due.

Dawson Bluefield Telegraph Charleston West Virginia

For Sale Farm of Twenty Acres Near Grafton

For sale a twenty acre farm two miles from Blueville and 2 1/2 miles from Grafton in good farming area. Includes dwelling, large barn, poultry house, and other outbuildings. Good orchard with apples and pears, well watered by one wind-mill powered well and two springs. A bargain. For particulars contact I. T. Burchler, Grafton, W. Water.

Grafton Blueville I. T. Burchler W. Wate

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Taylor Courtly E. W. Steclane Mra EB. A. Qweckyard Joming Wience Malones H. Compton E. A. Woodyard H. Sinsel Graftoin W. P. Hendrickson Said County Harry G. Fisher Wickwire Ja-Et Cecil People's Charles 1 Russell Abel Enoch Noah Abraham Moses Daniel Prophets St. Paul John the Baptist John Pastor Russell Partition Apostle Panl Israel Apostle Paul Willsons
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