Six room house on Jot by 120 feet gulley
Six room house on lot by 120 feet gulley in the rear oilot Paved street cement walks Close to school on church and handy to car line PRICE 3500 on payments NEW FAIR GROUNDS Vacant lot No 471 on Pennsylvania avenue PRICE 275 Terms 100 cash balance on tine ARBATUS PARK Vacant lot 35x131 feet PRICE Sato STONEWALL PARK Vacant jot 502200 feet PRICE 325 MONTICELLO ADDITION Eight room ihouse with bath cabinet mantels good location PRICE 2250 Reasonable terms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Pennsylvania Avenue
Arbatus Park
Price Sato
Stonewall Park
Monticello
Fourth of July Program at Fair Grounds Draws Crowd
The big Fourth of July program at the fair grounds on Monday July 5 features a busy schedule starting at 0 00 with a 100 yard dash potato race and the Star Spangled Banner Then a basket picnic tug of war mule and sack races and a motorcycle race pace and trot events offer purses of 100 and 1000 The big tree fireworks display closes the day Undergoes operation Mrs RL Brown of 666 Locust street is recovering at St Marys Hospital after an appendicitis operation п.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Big Tree
R.L. Brown
Locust
St. Mary's Hospital
Whiskey Fourd in Stall And Two Are Arrested
Two men accused of selling whiskey from a stall behind William Post's soft drink stand near the Sixth Street bridge were arrested by State commissioner J. Tenney. Bonds set at 1000 each for a Thursday magistrate court appearance. Twenty one pints of whiskey found hidden in a wall partition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Post
Stubistreet Bridge
Sixth ‘Street
Cuittard
Post
Leo Schuilty
J. Tenney
Edward Kidd
Just Wanted 18 Know Booze Inquiry By Police Det Wise
Police detective James Sims spotted a suspicious gathering around two suitcases near Gien Elk night. Five men fled as he approached. suitcases yielded forty eight pint bottles of whiskey with no labels. Officers brought the contraband to headquar ters. An anonymous caller questioned if two suitcases were found. Police suspect the owners doubted the intruder was an officer and sought legal seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sims
Swemer
Headquarers
Whyte
Sims
Flen Elk
Leutenant
Eply
Convict Escapes From County Work Crew
Harry McAtee and another county convict fled Saturday afternoon from a West Milford road work crew. Bloodhounds, led by Deputy Sheriff Laco Wolfe, pursued but McAtee remains at large. This marks his second escape after previously fleeing a courthouse lawn mowing detail while serving a ten month copper wire theft sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McAtee
West Milford
Laco Wolfe
Harry
Court House
Equitable's Purchaser Is Its Staunch Friend
William A Day announces that most of the Equitable Life stock, once owned by the late J. P. Morgan and sold by Morgan's executors, has been transferred to General Coleman DuPont. The stock remains under trustees Morgan J. O'Brien Joseph H. Choate and Lewis Cass Ledyard with the same governance. DuPont aims to cooperate with Society officers to fully mutualize the board, protecting policyholders as the Equitable Building bears the firm's name. The policy shows assets up nearly 123 million, investments up to 4.56 percent, and 1914 mortality lower than 15-year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A Day
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Coleman LuPont
Equitable
Morgan J. O'Brien
Joseph H. Choate
Lewis Cass Ledyard
The
Equitable Society
Fhw Society
Epenihem
DuPont
Day
Aasaad
IIL
City Investing
Broadway
Ths
Insurance Department
Equitable Zs
General DuPont
Lolisville
Massachusens Instite of Technology
Teleware
Toran Steel
Becomme
DePont Company
DePont: Powder ‘Company
Be Hss
Bool
General Tagant
Equitatle
West Virginia corporate charters rise in May report
Charleston ledgers show May corporate activity with 40 residents and 9 non residents chartered. Eleven increased capital, four decreased, and fifteen remained intact, as receipts reached 4 513 dollars. Major riders include Universal Products in Fairmont and Jefferson Coal in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Jue
West Virginia
Steve Stuart
Reed
Fonr
Universal Products Company
Fairmont
Jefferson Coal and Coke Company
Parkersburg
Preston Coal Company
Independence
Securities Sagines and Lean Association
Clarksburg
Montrose Pocahontas Coal Company
Welch
Shank Band Company
Harrison County Savings and Loan Association
Beckley Smokeless Coal Company
Winding Gulf
Automatic Moulding Machine Company
Wheeling
Talma Heal Estate Company
Dunbar Building Company
Dunbar
General Investment Company
Sunflower Portland Cement Company
Kan
Ruffner, Brother
New River Coal Company
Portsmouth Stel Company
Superior Connellsville Coke Company
Local personals note travels and visits in county area
Mrs J H Tenney and Audra of 279 Monticello avenue leave Saturday for Braxton and Webster counties for several weeks to visit relatives. Maud Mepimt and son Okey of Mannington visit brother Jesse Taylor in Industrial. Mrs Frank Jo Tracy and her son James depart for Middleton to visit her father James Asher. Mary Elizabeth Stealey visits uncle Anthony Bowen in Fairmont. Hugh M Martin Shinnston attorney and W J Rammer Shinnston undertaker seen in city. R L Henderson of Hancock spends Sunday with Gierhart family. Walter Morris of Mt Clare visits. Virginia J L Highland mentioned. E B Deison and M G Sperry return from New York trip. Prof Robert Armstrong of WVU Morgantown visits the city. William Starcher at Grafton visiting relatives. Thomas A Robey from Fairmont in town. Frank M Atterholt arrives en route to Templemoor from Leaver Colorado. John C Bond of Charleston JAG state militia in city on official business. Mr and Mrs J W Knapp of Parkersburg visiting. Farmers meetings planned at Smith School Simpson district at 7:30 pm Tuesday and McWhorter June 24 same time. W D Zinn county agent will visit a limited number of farmers in those communities on those dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. ‘Tenney
Audra
Monticello Avenue
Braxton
Webster
Maud Mepimt
Okey
Mannington
Jesse Taylor
Industrial
Frank Jo ‘Tracy
Poice
Tracy
James
Midlebourne
James Asher
Hiss
Mary Elizabeth Stealey
Fairmont
Anthony Bowen
Hugh M. Martin
Shinmston
W. J. S. Rammer
Shmmston
R L. Henderson
Hancock
B.S. Gierhart
Walter DI Morris
Mt Clare
Virginia JL. Bighland
B. Deison
M. G. Sperry
New York
Robert A. Armstrong
West Virginia University
Morgantown
William
Starcher
Grafton
Thomas A Robey
East End Plumbing Change Hands This Monday
Mik McGraw of East Pike street, a longtime Simmons Plumbing employee, has purchased the East End Plumbing Company from George Bratton and will take charge Monday morning. Bratton will join Banks Plumbing Company in the future, while the office building remains his only active business interest. General Dupont has long shown interest in public causes, with a notable legacy including a $2,000,000 pledge to Delaware for a statewide highway and support to MIT and YMCA. Weich & Fullerton, druggists, deliver to all parts of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mik McGraw
East Pike Street
Simmons Plumbing Company
East End Plumbing Company
George Bratton
Bratton
Banks Plumbing Company
Powder Company
General Dupont
Delaware
Pune
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Young Men’s Christian Association
Oil and Development News From Eastern Fields Amid Competition
Oil and development notes detail ongoing drillings across eastern fields with multiple companies active. Wells report variable outputs, with Palisted aseCenej, Gee and Company, and Simer Kelley and Company among those pursuing sand discoveries. West Virginia and Ohio districts show mixed results, while surrounding counties log numerous tests in Gordon and Sand sands with several farms awaiting results.
McCracken Held for Grand Jury on Animal Theft Charge
Paul McCracken was held for the next grand jury after a late Saturday hearing in Magistrate Ti) Go Nicewar ners court. He is accused of selling a sterling mare valued at $125.2 months ago by Jesse F. Numm of Shinn's farm for $50. In default of bail he was remanded to jail. Biren. vencer is being sought in Canada by London manufacturers for tea chests. Dancing is forbidden in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul. McCracken
Jesse F. Numm
Shinn
Rollx
Canada
London
Berlin
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Howard Post Real Estate Bivoreran General Ensurance Agene Rooms
Gof Fallitie
Browns Market
S. Fourth ST. Belfi
Globe
Clifford Pos
Leo Schuily
Man
the Society
Glenn
B. Waters
Prunty
Farmers’ Conferences
Smith School House
Simpson
McWhorter
W. D. Zinn
BCS Plumbing Shop
Weich & Fullerton
Sas
Union Dentists
W. Pike St
Bell
Home
St Bvans City
Wikawood di Company
Merkell
Herrison
Palisted
aseCenej
George
Gee and Company
Simer Kelley and Company
Sng
Sna Cowden and Company
Wildwood ‘Oil Company
Vans City Pool
Boroush
Cn Alling
West Virgins
Wirth
C. A Gardlan 2Nd Company
Jess
Lick Run
Ocal
Hope
Natural
Ges’ Company
Southern Farm
Wik Lick Fan
Clark District
Norwood Gas Company
New
Union Land “Company
Bowers Farm
Fishcreek Gilmer
County
Philadelphia
I Dse
Gordon Sind
B. Lemmons
Freemens Creek
Freemans Creek
Lewis Counts
Hope Natoral Gal Company
Gordon Sand
J.hall
Southeastern Ohio
Graysville
Washington Township
Monroe County
Fleishman and
Stoffle
Berta
Lowsil
Adams Township
Washington
James A Deeds and Company
Sloniss
Gerber
Pike Township
Perry -Coury- Te
Ralph Bros
Qowene
T. E Newman
Deer Nashport
Ooshec
Columbus Oil and’ Fuel Company
Calvin
Tish Farm
Tesson
Caltwell
Reebie
Adams and
Romar
Marys Armole
Sams
Armen Willems
Suother Wee
Martin fcAtes
Milan
Smart Shop
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