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EMERSON JHE MALVERN LEADER, MALVERN, IOWA. AUGUST 29, 1935 Emerson Baptists to Picnic Friday! PAGE SEVEN Sudden Death of lEarle Swisher DiVrl Davis; in HASTINGS mcrnhprs ot the Baptist i Sunday school and their families DlVrl afe plannine thpi annual picnic tak(? P' ace nl Porters lakp In lan Chnstainson 'Entertained in Friday Succeeds C. E. Wilmeth Fred Pr est Home Wednesday evening while sitting Ailing, i it; sit 11 ii i rtn A ncr 90 it in his rhalr at his place of busl-! Uon Ye ness. Death was rln (n hnart ii.

Ie as era ted on Wed- ness. Death was due to heart failure and evidently came without warning as he had heen up and about his usual work through the teach in the seventh and eighth ion "pearli I.atic. Mrs. grades. day.

Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the Methodist church In Emerson conducted by Kev. J. F. Stille, pastor of the Baptist church, assisted by Rev. L.

E. Ilipley of the Methodist church. Music was by Mrs. Merritt Tnylor, Mrs. Everett Whistler, A.

F. Smith, and P. C. Larson, accompanied by Miss Edith Bass. Burial was In the Emerson cemetery.

The pall bearers Ed Woodln, Jesse, Woodln, Myron Allen, Vernon Hicks, Joe McLain and Harry Kellenbarger. The following obituary was given: George R. Davis, son of William F. and Elizabeth A. Short Davis, was born at Climax, May 9, 1876 and passed away suddenly at his place of business here'ln Emerson Aug.

21, 193E? at the age of 69 years, threo months and 12 days. He was united in marriage to Minnie Norrls also of Climax, Feb. 8. 1898 and experienced a very happy married life for more than 37 years. God blessed their home with threo children, two girls and one boy.

Those living are Mrs. Jessie Irene Davis Smith of Ankeny, la. and Dean Wilson Davis nt home, On Oct. 2, 1931 Mr. and Mrs.

Davis were called upon to mourn the logs of their daughter, Kuth Elizabeth, a talented and accomplished young lady, and while their sorrow was very great Huth left with them a wonderful testimony and word of encouragement when she said that she was going home to her heavenly Father and urged them to BO live that they would meet her In heaven. In addition to the two children mentioned above there remain to mourn his passing his wife, Mrs. Minnie Davis, end four grandchildren. Also one brother, Herbert, of Loreda, two sisters, Mrs. Carrie McClaln and Mrs.

Henry Schlck, of Emerson, as well as other relatives and friends. Ten years of his married life was spent at Climax after which they moved to Nebraska where 26 years were spent, principally at Laurel and Blair, after which they returned to Emerson, which was a little over two years ago, and Mr. Davis endeavored to serve the public aa manager of the Phillips oil station. When 23 years of age he united with the Methodist Episcopal church at Climax and those who knew him Intimately testify to his unwavering faith in his Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ to the time of his end. Out of town relatives present at the funeral of George Davis were: Mr.

and Mrs. Jake Norrls and son, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norrls, Mrs. W.

A. Price, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Norria and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Will Burton, Misa Elva Norrls of Laurel, Mr. and Mrs. Langley of Tekamah, Miss Lottie Morris, Minneapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Mrs.

Brass, Mrs. Sappenfled and son, Mrs. Van Duesen, Mrs. Triplet! of Blair, Nebr. nesday and for a time seemed to be improving rapidly until a sudden turn for (he worse and lie died in a short time.

Funeral services were held in the John Gentry Mortuary in Omaha Sunday at noon after which the body was brought to Emerson for Interment with brief services at the grave. Earle Swisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Swisher, was born on a farm near Emerson Aug. 9, 1S82.

He grew to manhood In this vicinity and graduated from the Emerson high school In 1899. Soon after he went to Kansas City and later to Omaha -where he has been ever since. For a number of years he was employed with the Paxton Gallagher wholesale firm and since then with another large firm. He was married Oct. 5, 1910 to Miss Cora Crandall of Craig, and they made their home In Omaha.

One son, Phillip, was born to them and with the loving wife survive him. He Is also survived by two sisters. Mrs. W. T.

Snodgrass of Emerson and Mrs. Maude Meyers of Los Angeles, Calif. Emerson during his father's elected to succeed C. Wilmeth pastorate of the Presbyterian recently resigned. Mr.

Christlan- rhurch, speak in the Malvern son had'four yr-nrs work in iresbyterian church Sunday ore- Tarkio Teachers' college. He will nine. Sept. S. and will tell nf his experiences as a missionary in China.

C'hanninp MrFadon leaves Wednesday for Des Moines and Chicago to visit relatives and will later go to Wllllamsburg, Ky. where lie will teach French in Cumberland collepe. Mr. and Mrs. H.

F. Cheney and family were Omaha visitors Friday. K. K. K.

Davis, Frank. Lumber John Harris. Minnie- Carson Card of Thanks We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to the many kind neighbors and friends for the sympathy and help during the time of the death of our husband and father and for tho beautiful flowers sent and those who furnished the music at the funeral. Mrs. Minnie Davis and Dean.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray T. Smith and family. Card of Thanks I wish to extend my sincere thanks to the many kind neighbors and friends for the beautiful cards, flowers and gifts sent me while in the hospital.

Mrs. B. E. Combs. Mr.

and Mrs. Darwell Henry of Shenandoah spent Sunday evening at the borne of hlg grandmother, Mrs. Emily Burton. Miss Mary Ann Ripley returned home Monday from Europe where she spent the summer. Mr.

and Mrs, L. E. Rice and family spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. James Frohn near Tarkio, Mo.

Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Dtirbin ind son, Ivan, left Saturday for Des Molnes where they will attend the state fair and later visit at Newton, Ottumwa and other Iowa points before returning. Jeane Porter who underwent a tonsilectomy last Tuesday Is recovering nicely. Emeraon athletes fared well at the county Farm Bureau picnic In the Mills County Fair grounds at Malvern last Wednesday.

Howard Goodman took first place in the 100 yard dash and Merritt Taylor won the fat man's race. Rev. and Mrs. Jos. F.

Stille left Monday morning for Omaha and from there will go to northern Iowa and various points in Iowa and Minnesota on a vacation trip. Everett Whistler and family and Miss Dolores Davis returned Wednesday from a several days outing at Lake Okobojl. Ray Smith made a business trip to Omaha Monday morning. The Champion Hill young peo- Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Whitney and daughter, Ruth, and Mrs. Clarence Bowman of Council Bluffs attended the funeral of their uncle at Corydon Thursday. Francis Parker and family and Mri.

John Parker left Wednesday for Fulton, Kan. to visit his parents. Homer Smith of Carter Lake visited friends and relatives here Saturday. Mr. Smith Is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Hiram Smith who lived on the Coppage farm south of Emerson a number of years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Norrls, Mrs.

pie gave a penny carnival in the Lillian Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farmers Cooperative building Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Saturday night.

Clausen, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nor- Miss Susie Grayson, R. left rls and family, Mrs. Pratt and Friday for AViohita Falls, Tex.

to son, Floyd, Mrs. Marsh of Red resume her work in the clinic Mrs. Mary B. Gibson returned Wednesday from Iowa City where she spent ten days. Floyd accom- anled her home for two weeks vacation.

K. A. Evans and family returned Friday from Okobojl where Mrs. Evans and children spent the summer. Clifford Carlson returned home Saturday from Iowa City where he spent the week with friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly of Heber Springs, Ark, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Scott Edle.

Mr. and Mrs. Art Frazler and twins, Gale and Dale, Mrs. John Honeyman and Mrs. Mary Gibson were among tho Malvern visitors Saturday afternoon, S.

W. Rice has received his credentials and bus ticket admitting him' to tho veterans' hospital at Lincoln, Nebr. for treatment and will leave Friday of this week for Lincoln. Mr. Rice hag been unable to do manual labor for some time.

Misses Grace and Leona DIxon returned home Sunday night from a vacation trip to Estes park In Colorado. Forrest Taylor Is visiting over the week end with his sister, Mrs. Chas. Swan, at Charles City and will go from there to Chicago to visit his sister, Dr. Ruth E.

Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brunow and daughter, Shirley, of Council Bluffs spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

R. E. Good. Mr. and Mrs.

Darwell Rice and Clyde Smith left (his week for Minnesota on a fishing trip. Mrs. O. E. Fogarty and little daughter of Council Bluffs spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.

Mary Gibson, and brother, Floyd. Mr. and Mrs. E. Good leave this week on a motor trip to Tennessee to visit relatives.

Clarence Whitney and sister, Mrs. Clarence Bowman, spent Thursday night In Council Bluffs In the home of the latter. The ladies of the M. E. church served dinner Friday to the relatives of tho George Davis family here for the funeral.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Larson and little son were Omaha visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl James and family of Council Bluffs spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Salmons. Mrs. Fred Whitford and Miss Nellie Burton attended the Mid- West Music Festival in Creighton stadium in Omaha Saturday night.

Mr Mrs. Will Burton and Miss Elva Norris of Laurel, Nebr. returned to their home Saturday. They attended the funeral of their brother-in-law and uncle, Jpr. Mrs.

Charles Emerson and Mrs. Clifford Vestal and family who HarofT. and Mrs Frank have been visiting with the Wood: Kocknfellow of and Miss Vestal family and Mr. and Mrs. Arlnno Howard of Malvern Frank Crouse and helping his i father with the farm work through threshing and bavins have returned to their at Winifred Brown of Omaha Is visiting here with Lorraine ''lark.

Wales where he has been reeled- Miss Prrnire Lnrgr-nt and superintendent for the coming year. Mrs. C. A. Phillips and sons.

ert Blunt visited his mother, Mrs. Faye Blunt, at the Jennie Krf- mundson hospital In Council Clifford and Frederick, of lied Bluffs Sunday. Oak visited Hastings friends last I Mr. and Mrs. John Trybom and Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edson Fichter Jr. of Lincoln were dinner guests last Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Scott. The Flch- ters are visiting friends and relatives here and In Randolph while on a short vacation from school duties. Mr. Fichter attended the summer school session at Nebraska University and received his B. S.

degree. He will return In the fall to take up post graduate work for masters degree. Mr. and Mrs. F.

A. Owens were dinner guests Aug. 18 in the Harold Scott home. Mr. and Mrs.

John Colwell from north of Glenwood were guests In the James Clark home last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Young left Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bixler of Omahn for the Minnesota lakes where the Blxlers have a cottage. They will be joined there by Gerald Young and family of Albert Lea, Minn, and they will all be together for the week. Mrs.

Joseph Miller and two daughters and son of Danville, 111., were guests of Mrs. J. J. Starr Friday. Mrs.

Margaret Standage, one of our new teachers, was up from Yorktown Monday making arrangements for her work here. Mr. and Mrs. Gene. Crouse and Harriet Clltes autoed to Des Molnes Sunday to attend the Crouse reunion.

They will attend the state fair while there. Gene Crouse is driving a new car. Mr. and Mrs. Edson Fichter Jr.

are visiting this week in the home of her aunt, Mrs. Roscoe Parker, and with other relatives and friends. James and Bernice Moore left Saturday for Des Moines where they will visit their sister, Amy, and attend the stale fair. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Veron Crouse, Aug. 18, a son. He has been named Donald Glen. W. E.

Waterworth and family visited Saturday and Sunday in Hamburg in the McClanahan home. Mrs. Hora Redmond of Red Oak were dinner Riiosts nf Mr. anel Mrs. Herman Schurr Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Srhtirr and Edwnrd and Mr. and Mrs. John Trybom of Heel Oak Visited In the Ek Redmond home In Shenandoah Sunday.

A group of our young people enjoyed a picnic supper at Porters lake Sunday. Those- present were Elmo and Gladys Hltes, Esther and June Kldwell, Robert Williams, Crystal Resh and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Resh.

After supper they drove to Shenandoah to spend the evening. Patricia Colleen Schorr of Kansas City Is spending this -week with her aunt, Mrs. Hayden Clark. Joe Miller of Illinois was In town visiting friends this week. He Is nn old time resident here.

Guy Christie and family spent the week end In the home of Ray Christie. Franklin Vestal is now employed with tho liarron Oil company station In Shenandoah. Miss Ulllan Crawford Is spending a few days at Shenandoah. Cecil Woods and family were Sunday guests In the homo of Mrs. Wm.

Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hudson visited in the Vernon Crouse home Sunday evening. Eight members of the cemetery association went to Wayside lake Aug.

14 and held their meet- Ing and enjoyed a picnic supper. Those present were: Mrs. Grace Hathaway. Mrs. Abe Everhart, Mrs.

Perry Schlapla. Mrs. Geo. DIxon, Mrs. Jas.

Clark, Mrs. Ben Shaw, Mrs. Everett Purcell. Mrs. Roy Crawford.

We also had two visitors, Mrs. Mollle Brown and Mrs. Mamie Degenhart. Paul Shaw with John Pltzer of Glenwood left Monday for Des Molnes to attend the state fair. John had the grand champion baby beef at the Mills county 4- show but did not exhibit him In Des Molnes.

Marjory, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Clnrk, fell from a swing board Saturday and broke her right arm. Dr. Christy M.lMl 1.60 38.R1 8.00 16.00 24.0H 2.93 22.00 14.

9S 7.. 3.38 i.m» 19.00 68.05 4.25 15.00 M.I;! 4. ill) 10.00 M.OO 7.8-1 4.00 HUO 30.00 2.00 10.00 1.00 7.50 9.18 3.67 1.41 0.25 5.85 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crawford reduced the fracture and she vacation here with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Ivan Shook and Mr. and Mrs. T. H.

Graysou. daughters, Evelyn and Mr. and i Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Morrison Mrs.

Harold Vanausdle spent Sunday In St. Joseph, Mo. Darwin Hascall and B. L. Curr attended the ball game in Council Bluffs Tuesday.

Miss Children of Council Bluffs visited Supt. B. H. Paxson Friday. Miss Children is the new domestic science teacher.

Oak, Mrs. Floyd Young of Stra- 1 hospital aa surgical auperinten- George Davis. han, Morris Ray of Farragut. dent after spending three weeks John ConiiPll, Mr. Mrs.

Homer Coiiuell and son, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Good and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Stidd and son, Chet Conuell, and Mr.

and Mrs. Will Conuell of Gleuwood enjoyed a picnic at Clarinda Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe White of Red Oak, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson and Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Nelson enjoyed a picnic at George lake Sunday. John L. Evans left last week for Colorado Springs, Colo, to spend a several weeks vacation avoiding hay fever season here. Dr. Madaen reports a son born to Mr.

and Mrs. Veruon Crouse, Aug. 25. and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Martin Aug. 22. Mlsu Sue Qraygon and Mrs. Mary Blukely who spent a two wuoks vacation with Miss Grayson's uud friends here have returned to Wichita FttUa, Mrs. Anna BUkou of Breckeu- TIME YOU NBBD CksuUw InviUtiwu Folden Canlf BUltadf GET OUR PRICES and son.

Howard, and Mr, and Mrs. R. L. Fields and family left last week for Missouri ott a fish- Ing trip. Mrs.

Wayne Cole is convalescing nicely In the Jennie Edmund- sou hospital from her recent operation. Her friends wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Delia Wilson returned to her home In Irwln Tuesday after spending two weoka with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. R. O. Smith. Her brother, W.

A. Smith, took her home. Mrs. Maude Robinson went to Red Oak Tuesday to visit Mrs. C.

C. Oukes. Mrs. Robinson has been a guest in the Henry Schlck home aud leaves the lust of this week for her homo in Pasadena, Calif. Mra.

Hobiuvou will be ru- uietubered here us Maude McMurtrey). Mr. and H. W. uro Koverut weokn in Colorado for Mr.

Wharlfn buy fever. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Houeymuu ftft Thurn- Cor Turrlngtou and Veteran, Wyo. to Alfred Cooper Ward, tad Bill returned Friday (row Wttttv. lift, beeu vUitlag her niece, Mrs.

T. H. left Thuntdtty (or Deuvor, Colo. to her daughter uud (amity. Kftlhertue DuvU returned here (rout Wttltorlllv, Mo.

UVM. Mr. M4 MM IM4 saw Johnson and Olsen at the Orpheum Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Dwlght Fellows and mother, Mrs. M. B. Fellows, autoed to Mondamin one day last, week. Miss Lois Largent spent the week end with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Largent. Mr. and Mrs. Harold O'Dell were dinner guests Sunday in the home of her mother, Mrs.

Hay Christie. Mr. and Mrs. Bert niakesley drove down from Omaha Sunday to visit In the Fred Lookahill liome. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hall pent Saturday in Council Bluffs. Mrs.

Semon Cox was In Glenwood Thursday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Will Chabot of Red Oak, Mr. and Mrs.

Adraln Wood and daughter, Marie, of Glenwood Mr. and Mrs. OPO, Resh were Sunday dinner guests in the W. O. Resh home.

Mrs. R. F. Crawford retuniod seems to be recovering nicely. The little daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lyle Alley from north of town fell from a fence a few days ago and broke her left arm. Dr. Christy attended her and reports her to be getting along all right. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred H. Priest and Doris and O. B. Hutchinga drove to Griswold Sunday and spent the day with Mr.

and Mrs Will Crawford. Mrs. Faye Blunt who has been in the Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs for operation and treatment is reported to be doing well. Miss Bernice Lnrgent Is in charge of the telephone office while Mrs. Blunt Is away.

Miss Milly Gale is upending a week with her parents at Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burnett of Hammond, Ind. visited a few Pay Roll No.

days tho past week in the homo of Miss Doris Priest. State Sanitorium, care of inmate- 1 Carrie Storor. matron of ladies C. W. Taylor, making duplicate .1.

P. Ache r.b.-ieh, Inia Anthony, A. P. provisions ---Poor floyle Kmpkir. kiTix-viie and ptovo Boycr (Jrwery.

pn.vi^on-.- Poor -H A. Mrs. Baiiicy. can- Poor A. H.

Crawford, "ionv Poor 1 hoiiu -Poor i F. lt.w;t Emergency Relief medical Iowa Children's Home Society, rnic of Chas. Long Poor I. Jennie Hospital, lirra K. Kirkham, I Kit-r Kicr Son, provisions--- I.

I). Mcknight, rent old ladies W. Bell Telephone services relief N. Robinson, supplies relief office Poor F. 11.

Kay nor, ambulance i -Mrs. J. Hoss. vare F. 1 (iiadys cure of Hurry Poor Vernej- J.

Scott, milk old "ladies home Poor Mrs. John Starr, rent poor H. Stroud, Standard Grocery provisions -Poor Lin lioyd, moving Omaha Fruit rent relief Orley repairing shoes county farm--Poor I K. Al. Hacon, repairs county Hardware, stove repairs county III Bradley Store, supplies county Citizens Power Lip-lit services county Verne K.

Caven, provisions, county farm Harry Dunn, oil and greaw county K. K. Davis, provisions county Dr. Ward A. DC Young, nid county B.75 Kconomy Food Store, provisions county 15.27 Glenwood Lumber Coal supplies county 12.18 Hiplcy Chemical supplies county 18.71 J.

supplies county 4.20 D. G. Jamison supplies county 1.38 A. P. Kilmartin, repairs county 0,59 Cius Klempp, provisions county 8.45 Kle.upp Market, county 29.14 G.

C. Mayberry, apples county .76 Moorman Mfg. stock powders county 9.20 Monarch Products supplies county 10.00 J)r. M. Plimpton, medical aid county 12.25 L.

F. Set'ger, threshing grain county 18.80 Strodard Adams, repairs court 1.00 Ira N. Cheney, trustee, tax Fair 900.00 Mrs. S. V.

Cooncy, boarding 121.40 Crescent Printing office 22.26 Citizens Power Light services court house and County ic.52 Choate Publishing printing 1 42.1U E. H. Craig, repairs 19.36 Vf.S. DeMoss, 25.05 J. F.

Greene, Jr. Clerk, 1 6.00 J. M. Donelan, N. S.

Ge-nung, a.00 W. S. DeMoss, E. E. Goodrich, justice Expense 2.50 W.

S. DeMoss, constable Expense 2.25 O. H. Hyde, supervisors per diem and 117.00 Henderson Mutual Telephone 2.74 Dcwey Hunter, mowing Hammond Stephens office Dr. Dean Harmon, medical aid 10.Oo Jenkins Feregemann office 14.56 Klipto Ijoose Leaf office 29.67 Koch Brothers, office HH.32 Lincoln School Supply office 21.19 Langan Paper office 8.75 Mills County Farm Bureau, GOO.00 Malvern Leader, 57j83 N.

W. Bell Telephone 83.79 Ed Smith, hauling trash 1,00 F. J. Plumb, supervisor per diem and llti.70 W. H.

T. VVullons, mileage and office 20.00 A. S. Wethey, hauling brush from court 2.00 Allen Watts, supervisor per diem ianrf 00.50 Chas. Shaw, back salary township II.

11. Hillyer, back salary township 3.00 E. G. H. Peterson, back salary township 3.00 F.

G. Kocherspergcr, back salary township 3.00 Austin Western Jioad Machine Ballinger Automotive Service, (i.50 Citizens Power Light 1.02 Deep Hock Oi! C77.fi9 R. H. Daniel, 10.76 Green Bay Lumber 8.16 Carl J. Green, 2.06 Iowa Culvert Pipe 332.28 Interstate Machine 128.29 Kunce Nelson, 17.73 Mona Motor Oil fuel 130.OS Miller Hassclbalch 52.13 McCord Hardware, 10.11 National Materials 568.32 Paul Rovve, concrete 269.01 Standard Oil 37.34 Albert Skuggs, 1.02 White Eagle Oil 191.15 Geo.

W. Wilron, 8.73 Elmer Fieselman, hauling crushed 46.36 T. E. Martin, 07.55 Paul Howe, concrete 112.10 Mrs. H.

F. Kot'tifeld, crop 10.00 Wayne Snycier, hauling crushed 43.7!) F. J. Steele, replacing 00.00 Ervin C. Ling, 8li.HO Pay Roll No.

July road 355.25 Pay Roll Xo. 8SA, July road July road Pay Roll No. OOA, July road Pay Roll No. ill Pay Roll No. H2A, Tho bore of a larse gun is al- ways foul after a gun is fired us-j ing smokeless powder due to Inthis week from the Vernon flammable gasses present, and Crouse home where she has been It can be cleared only by the caring for Mrs.

Grouse and infant I scavenging action of tho air jets son. Miss Thelma Crawford of Shenandoah spent Friday In the home of her parents and Lillian returned to Shenandoah with her to spend a few days. in the breech. The 1184 plane five year naval aircraft program calls for 10 per cent of the planes being constructed In government yards. COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS Office of the County Auditor, Mills County, Glenwood Iowa, August 6, 1935.

On this sixth day of August, 1935, the Board of Supervisors mot pursuant to adjournment of August 1, with Supervisors Hyde, Piumb Watts present and acting. Absent The minutes of the meeting of August 1 were read andi approved. The foliowintf claims were allowed: A. J. Belt, P.

12.00 A. J. Belt, P. 75.38 C. B.

R. R. 812.31 A. B. Cuitutmigs, 52.25 C.

F. Dykes, 183.00 H. O. Ferguson, court Expense Orpiuuu Home, of 33.45 P. Kinney, delinquent tax 60.65 Donald K.

Lewht, assisting county Albert atrlppiimt ruck 436.05 Maintenance Fund, journal 1724.70 W. C. Miller, freight and 4.80 Kuth Miller, recorder County 18.00 UwU Scott RoblnwMV, Kfctlwty Kxprett Agoocy, County auditor County 60,00 2.46 1.18 July road July road 1 Pay Roll No. July road 592.05 Pay Roll No. 9-1 July road work- -Maintenance Pay Roll No.

95A, July roail 025.55 Pay Roll No. iiOA, July road 244.90 Pay Roll No. i)7A, July road Pay Roll No. UNA, July road 205.90 Pay Roll No. July road 251.45 Pay Roll No.

100A, July road 16G.95 Pay Roll No. 101A, July road 424.50- Eva M. Craig and Elsa M. Paul, error in 33,30 Myron F. N'ipp, error in 2.00 J.

H. Dietchk-r, damage by 12.00 Allowed 10.00 The official bond of Chas. Hambsch, justice of the peace of White Cloud Township, was approved. RECORD OF THE HEARING AND DETERMINATION OF THE BUDGET ESTIMATE Be it remembered thut on this sixth tlay of August, 1935, the County Board of Supervisors of Mills County, lowu, met in regular session for the purpose of i. hearing upon the budget estimate as filed 1 with this Board.

There wfw present a quorum as required by law. Thereupon the Board investigated and found that the notice of the time place of hearing had, according to law urul as directed by the Board, be.w» published on the twenty-fifth itay of July, 1935, in the Mulvern Leader, Glenwood Opinion-Tribune and the SLlvur City Times, official newspapers, published in -said county, and that affidavit of publication thereof was on file with County Auditor, Therouftei and on suid day the estimate was taken tip ami considered und taxpayers heurd for und against said estimate. N'o taxpayers appeared. Thoreufter and after hearing ull taxpayers desiring to bu heard, the litmrd took up the estimate for final consideration uml after being fully advised the Hoard determined thut estimate bo completed KO thut when completed it should bo in and figure us publUKfd. The Chairman nf the Hoard Jtitd the Coutrty Auditor were then-, upon directed to properly curtify the e-stimato und to file ihv numo in the office of the County Auditor required by luw.

There being further business to come before the Board ut thin time they now to meet on AutruKt ItW. ATTEST: K. BCHA'UK, County APHBOVRD: 0. HVDK. Ohftirnum tU.sird of.