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THE BONDURANT JOURNAL (A department of The Altoona Herald) Consolidated with The Altoona Herald, June 10, 1921 BONDURANT JOURNAL SECTION, MARCH 26. 1931 Bondurant Representatives Town Topics Scott. Mr. The Bondurant Orchestra played at Loring last Thursday evening at the Loving Community meeting. and Mrs.

Beer moved to Elkhart last Wednesday. Mr. Beer is in the barber shop there. A. A.

Burns, Jeweler, all work Iowa. (tf) Mrs. Mark Ingle returned Saturday from Chicago. Mrs. Ingle has been visiting' at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Arthur Mclntosh. We were very sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. May Hanks. Mrs. Hanks has lived in our community for several years and many have grown to know and love her.

Mrs. Hanks passed away at her home after a weeks illness. The entire community extend their sympathy to those who she was dear to. Miss Anna Belle Dunkle is staying at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Elson, Miss Vergie Case spent the week end with IMiss Loretta Justice. Mr. and Mrs. William Shrcader and children, called on Mr. and Mrs.

P. W. Raschke, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernie Mclntosh and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Renaud and daughter spent Sunday at the Mr. anil Mrs. Bert 'Mclntosh home in Mingo.

Miss Nadine Hanson who is teaching school spent the week end in Bondurant, with her parents. Mrs. George Burgess of Des Moines spent the week end in Bondurant. Mrs. iMartin Carey and son Prank of Valley Junction, spent the week end in Bondurant.

Mr. Robert Gormley is unable to attend at this writing because of illness. The secret marriage of (Miss Edith Mathis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Mathis of Bondurant, and T. J. Oluney oi' Philadelphia, which oc- cured 0 t. 3 in Leavenworth, Kansas is anno today.

Mr. and Mrs. Cluney temporarily at home with the bride's parents in Bondurant but plan to Inct.j in Kansas City, Sunday's istt-r. Fred Karnenz and Mrs. D.

W. Mtckuy spent tho week end in Syracuse, Nebraska, visiting with, Mrs. Kamenz's mother and Sister. Mr. and Mrs.

Ted Latimer of Newton, spent Sunday in Bondurant, with Mrs. Latimer's mother. Mrs. J. G.

Cheney has on the sick list the past week. Mrs. J. Justice and son Edwin, spent the week end in Lohrville and Pluver, visiting with Mr. and Mrs.

Justice and Mr. and Mrs. Albaugh. and Mrs. Bert Bailey of Des Moines, spent the week end in Bondurant, with Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Bailey. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Cross and Fran cos were Des Moines callers Saturday. Miss Vergie Oase, Mr. James White and Mrs. Thomas Mclntosh.

spent Sunday in New Sharon, visiting, and Mrs. Eb. Mclntosh. Miss Thelma Eddy a teacher at Bondurant visited at her home in Osveola, over the week end. Mrs.

Lucy Scott, Mrs. Thomas Anderson, Mrs. Lizzie Day, Miss Mildred Scott and Mr. Norman Rosenberger motored to Grinnell Sunday. (Mrs.

Mary Biddle and son, spent Monday at thn J. W. Biddle home. Mrs. Pearl Kelloy spent Monday evening and Tuesday in Valley tion, with Mrs.

Lela Carey and sons. Mr. and Mrs. J. G.

Haines and Air. and Mrs. Walter Posnecker ami Patriciia Ann and Miss Gladys Haines, came out to the J. A. Haines home Sunday to help Robert celebrate his 17th birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. Luisday and children of Coll'ax, called at the Lester home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Anna Renaud and Mr.

and Mrs Harry Renaud were Des Moines, callers Monday. Mrs. Lucy Scott attended an Eastern Star meeting at Colfax, Friday evening. Miss Peterson, Miss Eddy and Miss McKee, were Des Moines callers Saturday. Ruth Iseminger spent the week end with her grandmother, Mrs.

Kato Hall. Mrs. Reese and Mrs. Esther Warrel attended the funeral of Mrs. Hanks here Monday.

Mrs. Ethel Bell and Estlinc were Bondurant visitors Monday. The Poc. Ladies surprised Miss Letta Rieck Wednesday everting, it her birthday. A fine time was enjoyed.

Misses Lena and Luisa Rieck were hostesses to the ladies at the Rieck home. A fine birthday luncheon was served by them. Miss Letta received several nice gifts and the best wishes of her many friends for many more happy birthdays. Christian Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Rose Prunty, Wednesday.

The Adult S. S. Class of the Bondurant Christian Church will hold their church social Thursday evening of this week. Every adult invited, also members of the Loyalty S. S.

Class come. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Janney, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

J. G. Cheney. On Wednesday evening of March llth, thirty two old members of the Glory Class and a few friends journeyed over to the B. F.

Rothtrock' home at Mitchellville and spent a very good social evening with them. Every one present was sure pleased to be with Bro. and Sister Rothtrock again and to be in their home once again. They are certainly missed from Bondurant. This was the third time the class had planned to go over there and they were sure glad they got there this time.

The evening was spent in playing games and visiting. A fine lunch was served by the ladies of the class. The next meeting of Miss Loetuticeand Nolin motored to to spend the day with, Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. Clampitt and child. Mrs. Lizzie Day of Des Moines, spent the week end with'Mrs. Lucy 0.

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Phono 55-44 Bondnrnnt, Iowa members of the class are invited and any other friends who wish to come. To the People of Tuesday all day we will have a truck load of Oranges and Grape Fruit at the Nelson Grocery. Phone orders direct to the Bishop. Wje pay top market price for your poultry. Delivered any time or will call and pick it up.

Phone us before you Produce Co. and Red Men, went to Des IMoines, Tuesday evening to see the Degree of both Lodges put on. The Reb had a fine meeting Tuesday evening. They are to start practicing- Degree work now. Bro.

D. W. Barr is the new Captain. The Red Men meet this Thursday evening. Come out; they are having some interesting meetings.

They are to have a Home Coming meeting soon. Old members watch for the date. MARY ELIZABETH McHONE Mary Elizabeth McHone, second daughter of James and Louisa McHone was born at Hooks Point, now known as Stratford, Iowa, January 27, 185(5. From Stratford the family moved to Iowa Center where her mother passed away leaving her motherless at the age of seven. Her father was again married to Charlotte Maggart.

Tho family then moved to the White Oak neighborhood where the greater part of her girlhood was spent with her brothers and sisters; Josephine Russell of Zionsville, Indiana, Ida Breezly of Cambridge, John M. and A. M. McHone of Cambridge, all of whom preceded her in death. Also two half-sisters, Mrs.

A. M. Pence and Mrs. Ollie Watkins of Cambridge and seven half-brothers, Will McHone of Des Moines, Frank, Ted and George of Cambridge, Floyd of Sioux Falls, S. Dakota, and Charles and Ed, deceased.

On the 18th of October 1873 she was ui.ited in marriage to William E. Hanks at Nevada, Iowa. They located on a farm near Cambridge. To this union eight children were born, Charles E. of Cambridge, Ida, Grace and William E.

of Bondurant, and Vernal of Des Moines; James Murray, Warren B. and Ollie May, deceased. Also 17 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. In 1897 the husband md father died leaving the mother to care for the family. There was much responsibility for the mother to shoulder the burden at this time because of.

the critical condition of her two sons. With unfailing strength she bore the grave duties of mother, provider and nurse that so heavely fell upon her. Often she had remarked, 'four times the head of the family had been taken from her" but she bore this with great fortitude, Monday morning Hanks was taken ill which developed rapidly into double pneumonia. At the beginning it seemed destined this would bo hoi- last sickness. All the children were gathered at tho bedside of their beloved mother to bestow their last minstration of loving care and kindness while her frail strength slowly ebbed away to the arms of her maker.

She was a member of the United Brethern church at Cambridge and later joined the Congregational church of Bondurant. She was a faithful worker in church and the Aid Many will mourn the loss of a good mother, a faithful friend and a great church worker. The funeral service was held at 11 clock Monday in the- Bondurant Congregational church. Rev. E.

A. Elliott of Des Moines officiating-. LODGE NOTES Several members of the Poc Lodge FULL LINE OF FEEDS Prices Right Farmers Elevator Co. Bondurant, Iowa A Old Si Chestnut sayss "A real optimist ia the fellow who is satisfied to have a boil on the end of his nose because it is where he can keep an eye on it." He must be a brother of the man who used the wart on the back of his neck for a collar button. Our idea of a REAL optimist is the one who feels sdre that by dealing with a reliable Bank like OURS, his money will be SAFE, and that he will time become financially He can really do that.

So can YOU State Bank of Bond titan Bondurant, Iowa RUTH CHATTERTON A.T THE DES MOINES THEATRE Lovely Ruth Ciliatterton in "Unfaithful" opens at the Des Moines theatre Friday, March 27th. And what ashow has been prepared for you. As tihe centerpiece of a brilliant society whirl, Ruth Chatterton is seen- in a glamorous setting, in gorgeous clothes, a woman madly in love with tho husband fate has given her, assured in her positiion. All the more surprising is the transformation one startling incident works in this beautiful heroine. Disillusioned in love, with her ideals shattered, she is helpless too free herself the fetters of a marriage which has become intolerable.

Then as the scandal-daring and reckless woman of the' world, Ruth truly reveals her unequaled power of character portrayal. Bash living and foolish olving, this arisrocraitric girl touches the heights and depths of a thrill-mad society. At the heights she meets Paul Lukas to give her a new faith and meaning to her 'life. How they, together, work out her salvation is the absorbing story "Unfaithful" reveals. And in addition to this "Hot Dogs," a 9, all-doggy, all barking- comedy is -on -the Wll at the Des Moines theatre.

How the kiddies will laugh at these dogs. Harry Richmaii Broadway night songster, offers an additional bit of screen joy lin "Clinching a Sale." Tom Howard, that famous comedian, will also be fen- lured in a comedy act, "The Africar Dodger." Paramount Sound Ncwf completes another excellent prograir at the Des Moines theatre. N'otice of Sheriff's Sale Execution on STATE OF IOWA, 3S. POLK. COUNTY District Court of Polk County, Iowa H.

B. Sufren Voraus 0. G. Win burn; Clara M. Winbiiin 'Ionic! Loan and Investment Com pany; John Il'iuicock Mutual Lif Insurance William Wilcoxen, Receiver of Security Lcn and Investment Company, By virtue of a special execution 'directed, issued by tho Clerk i he District Court of Polk Count.x Dress A GARFIELD QUALITY After all nothing is so economical as you buy a Garfield Suit or Topcoat for Easter wear, you are investing in quality, style and lasting satisfaction.

You are buying something more than just so much cloth and are buying sincerety honesty, quality, beauty and the pleasure that comes from the possession of something reliable. I More quality is The Garflekl was this so true as it is today at the Garfield. Dress Up for Easter April 5th. EAST SBXTH AND "LOCUST EAST DES MOINES OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK owa, in favor of S. B.

Scfren, and igalinst O. G. Winburn and Clara M. on a judgment rendered said Court on the llth day of March A. D.

1931, wherein it was jrdered, adjudged and decreed that he following described property be sold to satisfy said judgment to-wit: Lot 72 in Forest Park, now included and forming a part of the City of Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa. Now, Therefore, public notice is lereby given that unless the said du- cendants appear at my office in Dea Moines on or before the 25th day of April'A. D. 1031, at ten o'clock A. M.

of said day, at which time said above described property is hereby advertised to be sold, and fiay oil' the amount of said execution, with interest and costs, I will sell said property, or sufficient thereof to satisfy said Execution, with interest and costs, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, at the cast front door of the Court House, in Des Mcunes, Iowa, for cash in hand to nay off said Execution. 0, KEELING KiieniV of Poll; County, By L. Hannon, Doijuty Oft'cej Moinc.i, Date of first jjuulicalioii M'ari-h 3031. Published and printed by the Herald Printer's Pea, ed under the Laws of the State of Iowa, held at the corporation's principal place of business in Des Moines, Iowa, on the SOth day of September, A. D.

11)30, after due and legal notice had been given to the: stockholders thereof in conformity with iits articles of incorporation and laws of the State, at which the requisite majority of the stock of said corporation was represented, the following amendments were adopted by the stockholders of said Company, us shown below: Total number of shares outstand- ng-, 3. Total number of shares of stock represented at ithis meeting 3. Total number share's of stock voied in. favor of amendments 3. AMENDMENTS: Resolved.

the of incorporation amended Strike; out Section I of Article 1 ar.d insert lieu the ing: Section 3. The of Com- to t'ligago and may NOTICE OF. AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES OK INCOUI'OKATION Of The SARGENT ASH MILLS Know all men by those Thr-t- at u. special meeting- if the stockholders of Sargent Ash Mill; Company, a corporation duly orgauiz- i-y 5. ').

it I 111 every and rharact; 1 operate of cj'i'ovy kind and t-hara necessary for auTying on the aaino. It may in taking contracts for- road and all incident thereto. It may own and opersti farms and conduct all business incident to It 'may purchase and transfer tux. titles and do all thiiiivs tthevc-to i may piii-'diaKH tax certificates at tax sales or elsewhere, Amend 7 by out f'evtion 10 if insv.it in Iku tliereof the following: Section 10. Until the third Tues- lay in January, 1931, the following oersons shall constitute the Board wf" Directors unless under the power here.

conferred such Board shall increase said membership: W. I. Sargent, Des Moines, Iowa; I. Sargent, Des Moines, Iowa-; A. Sargent, Des Moines, Iowa; and until said time the following' shall be W.

1. Sargent, Des Mcines, Iowa, President. E. I. Sargeri't, Des Moines, Iowa, Vice-President.

A. E. Sargent, Des Moines, Iowa, Secretary-Treasurer. Amend said Articles by striking out Article 10 and. re-numbering Articles 11 and 12 -us Articles 10 and 11.

Tho president and secretary of itlio corporation' were (Rdy authorized and directed to sign, aeknowlcil lecoid, and all tl i ate by to execute, complete and carry into c- Test the al amendment to the ari-rlsj oj 11 notation of said corpoi'Kt on. I. gont, dminnan. and t. t) i mrctin: 1 do i ui iv to bo a true and the )'" ci: UK 'Ihu i i W.

I. Saifje'd, man, A. E. Saigenfc, ne.ai'y. conformity with the uoove resg-i lutions we, the president secretary of said coruoiatlpn, have executed this an' do hjjeby sign -and acknowledge the jn-e, for and in behalf of the this 4th day of October, 4.

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