Commissioner's Sale in Harrison County Chancery Case
Special commissioner will sell at public auction January 6 1913 at the Harrison County Courthouse front steps a parcel of property described as an alley lot in Clarkburg bounded by First Street and an east boundary. Terms: one third cash day of sale and the balance on twelve months notes secured by lien and security. Court clerk Wade Coffman verifies bond and authority for sale.
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Circlel Court
Harison County
Alexander Stone— Street
Virginia L. Foster
Willisell
Court House
Harrison County
Clarksburg
First Street
Sofa Thompson
Alexander Stonestreet
Harvey W. Harmer
Wade Coffman
Local notes on families and visitors in Weston area
A fragment from a Weston area column highlights social visits and departures. Grace Roberts shops in Clarksburg. Lottie Mack heads to Pittsburg for the off season. Miss Dora Brakley’s summer trim survives another year. Mrs Roy Hale attends James Pickens funeral at Pickens. Several locals travel to Pittsburg Staunton and Webster Springs. Episcopal church event yields funds. Miss Esther Webster misses days ill. Miss Anna Brinkley leaves for Pittsburg to work as a trained nurse.
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Acer
Retaw
A. J. Riley
Shadyyok
Grace Roberts
Weston ‘Hardware Company
Clarksburg
Lottie Mack
Dora Brakley
Pittsburg
Miss Mack
Iss Brinkley
Mir
Roy Hale
Pickens
James Pickens
J.J. Devine
Elizabth Ryan
Dell Watkins
Clarkeburs
Jo A. Owens
Crawford
Mises Mary
Hettie Owens
Arkasou ‘Crawford
Ashtubuls, O
Trieats
Leah Hamrick
Eula
Webster Springs
Itis
Hamisier
E. W. “‘Watkns
Soph Fay
Sis Dell
Fairmeat
Estafier
Weston High School
Ray Weder
Takron, O
Wash Smith
Appea
Local Notes From Weston and Surroundings Warm Up News
Local residents travel, visit, and recover from illnesses with multiple social mentions. Sprigsy travels to Pickens for several days of business while Miss Lela Moss visits Horner. Jessie Wooster visits Churchville and Mrs. Montgomery. Arnold family guests return home. Mr. Haller returns from Tyrconnell after visiting relatives. Various locals move, return, or plan trips, including M S Helt speaking on socialism and Pickens attending to a death. Criminal court actions in Weston involve Williams and Rymer, fined for petit larceny after stealing bottles from a railroad car.
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Lela Moss
Horner
Jessie Wooster
Churchville
Lloyd Montgomery
George Arnold
Arnold
Fred Chittum
Stanley Haller
Tyrconnell
T J.blair
Kyle Foriash
Fred Whitmat
Cincimnnati
Mike Riley
Clarksburg
Lawrence Riley
Maud Snyder
Clarestie Cook
High Avenue
J. M. Loevier
Michigan
Canada
M. S Helt
Court House
B. S. Messenger
Troy
East Weston
Baltimore
J. S. Vandervort
Toy Pickens
James
Pickens
Claude Rinehart
Ela Rinehart
Criminal Court
Car Williams
Fred Rymer
Reform School
Pruntytown
Haya Maxwell
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Navy
Cassimeres
W. Pike ST
Slarksburg
Harver
Barnesville
Bornsville
This
Braxton
Hiex
Eturos
Po Sachiraenrahs Fv
Pike Street
Cincinnati, O
Columbus, O
Marietta, C. Zanesville
Charleston, W
Parkersburz
Wheeliaz
W.va
the ‘Merchants Sales Company
W. Main St
Cunningham Shoe Company
Dicitis
West Wesex
Sprigsy
FENER
B. S. Shafer
Parkershoro
Feades
Lafrance
Donoheu
Johnson
Miain St
Third St
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