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THE NEOSHO TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1929 (By Dyer; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Jeffries of Neoahp were in town. Monday. Miss Freda Houser of Southwest City is visiting relatives this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Thelbert Lynn moved to the Baker property, Monday. Misses Avis Erwln, Naomi Lenta and Ada Edmondson left Monday for Springfield where they will enter the Teachers' College. Supt.

and Mrs. Roy Scantlin of Neosho visited Sunday with the former'sister, Mrs. H. A. Mr.

and Mrs. Warren Cook and Grace Slfferman of Republic were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Cook and family. Mrs. Mildred "Graves and children of Neosho spent Saturday night and Sunday with and Mrs.

J. Kdmondson. Mrs. Carrie- Laurie and Mrs. Kate Junks Carthage were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. -James Carter, Sunday. Ina Mitchell spent the week-end with Iruh Graham of near Wanda. Mr. and Mrs.

Lonnle Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stamps of Joplln visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Stamps.

Mrs. Harvey Maness of Anderson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Maness. Mr.

and Mrs. Oda Marlon and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. L. V.

Jessee Sunday. Mrs. Ruth Lentz and Mrs. J. L.

Kdmondson were Neosho visitors, Tuesday. Wayne Justice left for Springfield where he will enter State Teachers College. Wayne was accompanied by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

O. Justice. Lillian Douglas and Jesse Stults. Mrs. Ruth Edmondson of Wheaton and Mrs.

BUI Edmondson were Joplin visitors, Tuesday. Mrs. W. E. Smith of Denver, Is daughter, Mrs.

B. E. Link of near Wanda, Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Lentz and family- visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Prank Woolard of WeFch Okla. Mr.

-and Mrs. Lester Galbraith and" family of Webb City visited Mr. and Mrs. E. Galbraith.

Sunday. Miss Ola Eagle of Chicago and friend, John McLain, are visiting with her mother, Mrs. L. V. Jesse.

Claude Utter of near Success, left Saturday for Chillicothe, where he will entetf Chillicothe Business College. and Mrs. Oiner McGuiro of Pittsburg. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. I-Jondry, this week. A new cleaning 1 nnd pressing shop has been put in the Stamps barber shop by D. M-ickcrson, who formerly was located fit Claremore, Okla.

Funeral services Tor r- aldlne Jeffries, 4 years old, who died Sunday night at the home of her grandparents, Tvlr. and Mrs. Bob Jeffries, were conducted Monday afternoon. The Rev. Silas McQueen officiated.

Burial was at Rocky Comfort. To Honor Master Homcinakcw Following the practice of former years. five outstanding Missouri farm women will be honored and designated as Master Farm Homemakers of Missouri during Farmers' Week at the Missouri College of Agriculture, October 21-25. The ceremony accompanying the take place Wednesday evening, October 23. The award is offered by the Farmer's Wife, a national Journal for farm women published at St.

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OKLAHOMA 14 MISSOURI TENNESSEE ALABAMA 10 KANSAS 17 The world's greatest Dairy Show, attracting the finest dairy cattle of all breeds from all parts of the United States and Canada, UctoTier 12th. This year the Exposition will be in the huge, magnificent buildings designed and built as the permanent home of the National Dairy Show. Exhibits of latest and finest dairy equipment. Contests and demonstrations by college students, 4-H Club boys and girls, and vocational students from nearly all states. Displays by the United States Department of Agriculture.

An added attraction will be a National Poultry Show and Night Horse Show. For additional information ask The Frisco Ticket Agent. NEWTONIA Miss Sarah Anna Brown left Saturday for Springfield where she will enter college. Sarah Anna graduated from Newtonia high school in '29. Mr.

and Mrs. Hoy Garnfcr and family of Pittsburg, were visiting Mrs. L. A. Garner and Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Garner family last week. and Miss Le'tha Slier and sisters.

Mary Elizabeth and Wilma, ur( a gethor with their grandparents, motored to Cassvllle last week-end RITCHEY (By Miss Eatbel Loving) T. Lacy of Newtonia visited with relatives and friends here, Wednesday. Harold Largen was, a Sprlrig- field visitor Sunday, J. Jack und Ed English were Carthage visitors, Monday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmor Hutchison were shopping In Pierce City, Sat- whcre they visited relatives. Bill O'Neal, Jimmy Harris and Ferman Lucas went on another fishing trip the first of and we wish them-as fine luck as they had on their previous Mr. and Mrs. Lee York nnd small daughter 'were visiting In the Fred: Lemaster home Sunday.

Misses Maxlne Brown if Fierce City spent the week-end with their aunt, Mrs. Hattie Nlrnmo. Pat Brown and daughter, Miss Sally, of Neosho, spent several days In the A. H. Brown home, east of town.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jones of Sapnlpa, were visiting relatives in this vicinity and Gran- Mr. and Mrs. o.

Henry were Joplln visitors, Monday. Mrs. N. T. Norwood is spending this.

week with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Erie Norwood, near Carthage. Mr. and Mrs.

Erie Norwood are the proud parents of a Mrs. B. K. Horsey nnd son, Basil, and Mrs. Lee Hazel, were shopping In Neosho, Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Ben- COMING! The Darr Gray-Stock Co. 30 PEOPLE 30 Band and Orchestra Neosho, One Beginning Monday, Sept. 23 AUSPICES HARVEST SHOW BIG TENT THEATER SEATING 1000 PEOPLE Comfortable Waterproof Tent Presenting a week's repertoire of high class comedies and comedy-dramas with feature vaudeville between acts.

OPENING PLAY, A 4-ACT "The Elder Brother" and believe me, it's a real one!" Admission Children IQc, adults 35c, reserved 15c. ONE LADY ADMITTED FREE with each 35c paid adult ticket MONDAY NIGHT ONLY TEJSKS 'LOCATED pPPOSJTB CITY-' Doors open srt Show at 8:00 p. m. tit -V'- Mrs. York of Berwick, spent a days with her daughter, Mrs.

A. Gurner, last week. Walter and Wilbur Lemaster made a business trip to Joplin, Monday. William Clark of Decatur, 111., has been visiting friends in this and other vicinities the past week. While John Alexander was taking oats from the loft of an old barn one day last weelt, the floor gave way, causing him a terrible fall, resulting in a sprained back.

He is still sick abed, but seems to be improving. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Austin of Tulsa are visiting in Newtonia and Stark City this week.

Gordon Hale, Harold Lemaster and James Van Horn made a business trip to Joplin, Tuesday to see about purchasing a snare drum for the high school orchestra. Mrs. Zentha Baker and small daughter, Bonnie Louise, were visiting her father, J. McKartzle, and sisters, Hazel and Jessie, last week. The meeting at Stark City is still continuing with a large attendance.

It is booked for the rest of the week with an all day service, Sunday. Basket dinner on the ground and everyone invited. LAKE! HILL (By Mrs. F. M.

Laton) The Mothers' Club met with Mrs. Cox, Wednesday. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Ed Compton. Harvey Brown of Saginaw died early Saturday morning of heart trouble.

Mr. tion foreman for the K. C. S. railroad for a number of years.

Funeral services were held at the Saginaw Baptist church. Burial was at Spring Valley cemetery, near Ttpton Ford. Mr. Brown leaves a wife and five children. Mrs.

J. W. Thurman of Saginaw and Mrs. Bertha Sprowls of Joplin, called on Mrs. F.

M. Laton, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cochran have moved Into the Marion Cochran house.

Our school district organized a visiting relatives here this week. Prof, and Mrs. G. E. Barlow and children spent Sunday with relatives at Stolla.

KXDDOO SCHOOL A new Ro-Around haa been added to the playground equipment. Paul B. Crawford has donated an acre of his land to the school for 'more playground. The agriculture class spent two hours watching the filling of a silo at Jeff. Ueal's barn last Wednesday.

The attendance at school this term is so large that every seat Vn the school but one is filled. W. G. Cam field has been sick for the last few days, but is reported some better at present. The girls of the 4-H club met at tho home of Miss Alice Shannon Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirk visitors of Mr. and Mrs. bsear Smith, Sunday afternoon.

Oscar Smith underwent an operation for nasal trouble, in Joplin, Friday. Gale Graham is out of school today (Monday) on account of appendicitis. Paul B. Crawford of Tulsa spent the week-end on his farm here. Preparations for a float at the Harvest Show at Neosho arc being Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Skaggs of made by the school. Wentworth camo over here Saturday to bid relatives and friends bye, as Mr. and Mrs. Glen Strong, of Joplin visited at the home of-Mr.

for Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Curtice York and Mrs. J.

F. Armstrong- were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sikes, of Bartlesville, Okla. Rev.

and Mrs, Vance Carvady, and Miss Gertie Strong, returned Monday from Butterfield, where Rev. Canady of a meeting. They also visited Springfield. Jack Gamble, our local canning factory manager, is shipping the fourth car of tomatoes this week. He has about as many in stock as he has shipped and the factory is still running two and three days each week.

The tomatoes in this section have done -well considering the dry weather. Mr. and Mrs. Earl O'Clair left Friday for their home in Phoenix, Arizona, after a month visit with friends and relatives in this community. Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Loving and sons, Raymond and Clement, of this community, and Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Stockton, of near Granby, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Stockton of near Wentworth. Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Strong were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Reber. Tude Armstrong had the mis- -fortune of "losing a good work horse Tuesday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. R. Douthitt and daughter, Millie Frances, of Galena, spent Sunday with relatives of this community. Rev. Tuck Hutchison closed the meeting that has been in progress last Saturday night, although there were but much good was done.

Johnnie Armstrong was a business visitor in Joplin, Tuesday morning. George Spencer and daughters, Rosa and Gertie and granddaughter, Bonnie Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. LeVoy Thompson attended the birthday dinner given in honor of several relatives In Granby, Sunday. innylngl and Mrs.

Earl-Camfleld, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Patterson of F.t. Smith are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Beall. MONARK SPRINGS (By E. W. Trenk) Ben Corner, of Picher, was visit. ing with old friends in this community tho first of the week.

Ben used to live 1 here years, ago. Seber of Sapulpo, was visiting with friends in this neighborhood and In Granby. Win. Parker is building a chicken house for Mr. Vail.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klein of BartlesvIIIe, wore, here Friday looking after thrlr plaoo near the springs. Mack Hobson and family of Wichita, spending a few days hero before going to the cotton fields in the south. Miss Rcla Boawi-tl attended a farewell dinner given at.

her aunt'a home, Mrs. Bruce Calloway, in Ritchey. last Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Hiram Parker of City spent tho with home folks. Enrl Smith drove rlown from Kansas City to spo.ml the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Smith. Charles Willa rd is hi Id up with lumbago this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Farmer of Kellyvllle, Oklahoma, is visiting his farm at Mr. Wlllarrl's this week. TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OP, Hotter A. lAttH, fturittiff M4 deed of doted Januar end neordeA in the of of Xenton oMutftf, toafc 59, at page 208.

of unction von Ing. school is full and everybody seems so Interested In it. We are planning on an extra term. F. W.

McKinley has lost a red heifer calf, last seen in the pasture last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cochran entertained a- crowd of young folks Monday night. Rev.

and Mrs. Floyd Cochran of Carthage visited home folks one night last week. Sam White, who has boon visiting his grandmother, Mrs, Hannah Cochran, returned to his home in Sulphur Springs, Monday. JUNE Mr. and Mrs.

V. A. Gordon have gone to Oklahoma for Mrs. Gordon's health. About 25 relatives and friends from Lawton, spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Col-l- llns. I Mrs. Tom Floyd, who has been real sick is better at this writing.

Emil Freund, who has been the last three years in California, turned home last week. Malcolm McGuire of Los Angeles, spent Sunday night with Arthur Freund. II Elmer Wells of Detroit, has been visiting at the home ot his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. V.

A. Gordon. Mr. Mrs. V.

A. Gordon took dinner with Rev. and Mrs. I. V.

Stevenson Sunday. The W. U. of Liberty Baptist church will meet Wednesday, September 18, at the church. Mr.

and Mrs. V. A. Gordon and Mrs. I.

V. Stevenson spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Reed of Swectwater. Mr.

and Mrs. Lem Bond of Sweetwater spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Ladue. A.

E. Hammond was called to Kansas City Saturday by a message telling of the death of his father early that morning. The elder man had been an invllld many years and his death was not unexpected. and txHng in tin oounia and itate of All of me-fourth of containing alt etpftry mart teit according to govarnmtnt in to secure payment of certain fromittory in la-M deed tjf fruxt detc.riticd. And whereat default Mtt ftpcn made in payment -of tnterfnt principal- on said note and (he long pntl due and unpaid.

And laid trvftft, 0. L. Coa, It out of- county, dirt unable to tent truHtee. Now, therefore, pubUo notice given thnt virtue of tho poviert veiled in me bv deed of- trutt, vndeniffncd, ntttitutt truntee, at tin roqucst of the (cpal holder of mid ntitf, on Saturday tho 5tJi of October, tattccen the hours nf o'elnck in foranoan and fl o'clock In the afternoon of that da.ii, tell tlie real estate above eribcd at public vendue, to Mgtiett bidder, at the eait front door of the court hoima in the eitv of Newton county, Iftxaouri, the purpose of dtichnrvlng the ercvrcil bit tierrl nf tmnt, the interett thereon of executing fftf-s tnut. 3.

B. BBA.VBHS, Shnrlff of Newton county, Missouri, nnd Substitute Trustee. Sheriffs Sale in Partition GREATEST LEAGUE MEET EVER HELD Tn Missouri. October term, 1920. Rosa Whitsell, plaintiff vs.

Myrtle Black, Minnie Oovlngton. Olive Burtram, Victoria Harry Otis, Newton County, Missouri, defendants. By virtue and authority of a decree of court and order of Mle ma.de by the circuit court of Newton county, Missousi, at the June term, 1829, in the above entitled cause, a duly certified copy of which has been to me delivered tin clerk of said court, wherein and whereby I am ordered and directed to cell at public yendue the following described real estate, situated In Newton county, Missouri, All of that part of the northeast of section twenty-eight (28), Township twenty-five (24), range (82), bounded by beginning at the north east corner of said section and running thence WMt along the north line of said section hundred and fifty-four and eight-tenths (054.8) feet, thence south parallel with the east line of aaid section thirteen hundred and sixteen and fttty-tlve ttundreth (1816.65) feet more or less to the north Most Constructive and Pro x7 i leri more or less 10 lae norm gressive in Ten Years of; 0 rigut-ot-way ot the at. Bladder Irritation If functional Bladder Irritation disturbs your sleep, causes Burning or Itching Sensation, Backache or Leg Pains, making you feel tired, depressed, and discouraged, why not try-the Cystex 48 Hour Test? Don't give up. Get Cystex today at any drug store.

Put it to the test. See for yourself what it does. Money back 11 it doesn't bring quick Improvement, and satisfy you pletely. Try Cystex today. Only Existence, Say 50 TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE" Whereac, H.

S. GREEK nnd ALDA GRKBK, his wife, and AMANDA C. CHEEK by their certain deed of trust dated Mar 26, 1017, and recorded In the office of the recorder of deeds of Newton county, Missouri, in book 47, at page 120, of the mortgage records, convoyed to the undersigned trustee the following described real estate, lying and being In the county of Newton and state of Missouri, to-wit: All of an undivided one-eighth (H) interest In southwest quarter of the northeast quartet ot section 38, township 27, range 31. North hnlf of southeast quarter ot northeast quarter and the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter in section 80. township 27, range also acres off south side of south half of northwest quarter and acres the southwest frl.

quarter In section 30, township 27, range 30, In trust to secure the payment of the note and Interest In told deed of trust described; and whereas default bus been made In the payment of said note and interest In said deed of trust described, ond the same is long past due and unpaid, now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that ttoe undersigned trustee, at the request of the legal holder of said note anil under the powers In me granted In aaW deed of CEDAR CREEK The Cedar Creek Willing club rneT with "Mrs. H. B. Clements, September 13. Those present were Misses Willa Morgan, Ijuclnda, Winnie and Sarah Newdiffger, Wilma and Velma Robbing, Goldle Webber and aHt- tle Morgan.

The next meeting will be at Mrs, H. E. Clements, Friday night, September 20. The Cedar Sreek Sunday School attended tho rally at Hammers, September 16. A god basket dinner and a good program were enjoyed by all.

Miss Georgia Nowdigger is working for Mrs. Henry McKnight. Several from the Cedar Creek Sunday school attended tho Newton County Sunday School Convention at the Presbyterian church Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Tommie Phillibor and son, John Vernon, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Higgloy, Sunday. Miss Wllla Morgan Is on the sick list at this writing. Miss Augusta PhllJlber was operated upon at Sale hospital for appendicitis last Friday and is getting along very well.

Those who- visited nor at the hospital Monday wore Miss Hattlo Morgan, Winnlo and Luclnda Newdlggor. Mrs. Frank Edge and Mrs. H. K.

Clements Warron Newdlggor is spending a few days with his cousin of Spring City, Clarence Butts. Mrs. George Standorfer and sons Buford and Obtjrn. visited Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Moss, Sunday. RITCHEY CONSOLIDATED The biology class- is taking up the study of Insects. The seniors organized their class Tuesday and elected the following olifcers: Henrietta English, president; Naomi Douthitt, vice-president; Helen Douthitt, secretary; Winona Armstrong, treasurer; and Miss Bertha Street, class sponsor.

Mlas Pearl Frazler, accompanied by her geography class made a trip to the creek Tuesday evening to study the nature of erosion. The high school will be dismissed Wednesday evening, as Prof. Barlow and Miss Street will attend the superintendents and principals' conference of Newton and McDonald counties Neosho. The senior class has begun a play entitled "The Little which' will bo given In the near future. trust, will proceed to sell the above described real estate at the east front door of the court house In the city of Ncosho, In Newton county, Missouri, to the highest bidder for cash tit public auction on FRIDAY.

OCTOBER 4TH. 1029 between the hours of 0 o'clock In the foreuoon and 5 o'clock in the nftcrnoou of that day to satisfy the debt in said deed of trust described, and costs ami expenses of executing this trust. L. I 1 KEU.Y, Trustee First Publication, September 12, 1020 FARM LOANS In Sums of $2,000 Up To $15,000 Prompt reports, low Interest, easy payments. Save about $200 Interest on each $1,000 borrowed.

Call or write for free Information. umi tllo ma teKBBi Murray Farm Loan Titlp d( of trust itt(le and Eu mill lay rcUfll Of. lllie ward Tboums Goode and Sarah V. Uoode TUtSTEE'S SAME WIIEUISAS. default ban been made la the Interest and note due July Louis and San Francisco Hallway thence easterly along the north line of said right-of-way to east line of said section, thence north along said east line to place of beginning, being 10.8 acres more or less.

Now, therefore, notice fa hereby given that the undersigned sheriff of Newtoa county, Missouri, in pursuance of such order of will on MONDAY, the 14th DAT of OOTOBBB, and daring the sitting ot said cltcnlt court and between the of nine o'clock in the forenoon and five o'clock Jn afternoon ot that day, at the eaat front door of the court house, in the city of Neotho, Newton county, Missouri, said real estate above described for uto at public vendue, to the highest bidder for cash in band as directed by the order of said court, for the purpose of of Mid action partition tlje proceeds of auch sale among the eeverel thereto entitled, uid to be made subject to tbe approval ot the court. JOHN B. BEAVERS. Sheriff of Newtoa cotraty. Mo.

H0BBKBT RIOB, Attorneys for plaintiff Firtt publication September Btb, Col. C. C. Petersen- Auctioneer Oldest Auctioneer In Neosho Write or phone for date 666 Is a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Company 1022 Landers Bldg. SPRINGFIELD.

MO. It is the most speedy remedy known. OHRISTIA1V OiniROH Hickory and Jefferson streets Preaching at 9.45 a. in. and at 7: SO m.

Morning "The Tithe Te a a scriptural and logical presentation of the subject of tithing. Do not imlsR It. Tho (ivenlng- subject is "The Church of Christ on Endeavor meeting at 6:80. Mid-week services Wednesday evening at 7:80. cordial wolcome to all, Frank U'.

Minister Rev. STARK CITY McNabb, spent Mondiiy Complete Health Service Dr. H. F. Barbarick CHIROPRACTOR Neurometer and X-Ray SOUTH SIDE SQUARE: NEOSHO, Mo.

with his family at Exctor, returning to his meeting here Monday night. Curtis Embrey ami family of near Stella, spent Sunday at. tho Gardner Embrey home. Jessie and Alice Craton woro. dinner guests at the John Harrison homo, Sunday.

Russel Klmoro and family, L. M. Huffman and daughter of Jop- lln spent Sunday at the Koons home. Rev. Will Wormington and family of Monett, Rev Canady nnd wife are attending the tabernacle mooting hero and assisting In the services.

Rov. Wormington has charge of tho song survlcns. There will bo an all day mooting next nnd a basket dinner on the ground. is cordially invited to bring your basket and worship and have a good day with us. Mrs.

Walter Brawnlng, who has been sick for some time, is now able to bo up a little. Mrs. Houndahpll Is ablo to sit up after being confined to her bed for several weeks. Mr. HamUton of the Electric Hatchory of Neosho, purchased a large number of fine Duff Or- phingtpn Cockerolls from Mrs.

I. R. Konney, to ship to a poultry farm at Denver, Colo. Lawrence, who has spent the summer with Mrs. Rordori, has returned to Kansas City.

Clyde, Allman and family spent Sunday with her parents near Fairvlew. JOHN J. TENNISON Auctioneer Goodman, Mo. PROTECT YOURSELF Insure Your Property With M. J.

KELLY INSURANCE AGENCY wife, doted July 1st, IfC'O, recordi-d book 00 at page 225, In the office at the recorder of dcodg of Ncwtiin county, Mlanour), nnd WHEHEAS, Jesse H. Clnrk, nnd the St. Lonla Union Trust Compnny ot St. Louis, Missouri, triiKtecti, In snld (Iced of trust, Jinve refused to net, THERBFOKM, nt the request of tlie beneficiary in snid deed of trust, 1, the undersigned sheriff for the time being of said county of Newton nnd state of Missouri, and acting trustee, in acrordniioe with the terms nnd provisions of twld deed of trust, will on Saturday, 28th day of September, 1020, the mint front door of the court tioune, sell at public vcudue to the Mghegt bidder for cosh, the property In cnlil deed of trust dBRcHhcd follows, to-wlt: The east half (BMi) of tbe northeugt quarter of section nine (0). nnd tho west hnlf (WMi) of tlie northwest quarter (NWV4) of section ten (10), all in township twenty-four (24), range thirty-two (82), containing 100 acred more or less, for the purpose of satisfying the terms of BHld deed nf trust.

JOHN B. BEAVEUS, Sheriff of Newton county, Mo. and Acting Trustee. T. J.

MCBRAY, Attorney for Beneficiary Insertion August 20. 1020. Office Upstairs, South Side Squart NEOSHO, WO. HUBBERT RICE Lawyers 105 West Main St. NEOSHO MISSOURI Neosho Transfer and Storage Company 107-109 North Jefferson St.

A. 11 kinds of goods stored In oui brick building. Transferring of goods on short notice a specialty. Black dirt furnished for filling of yards and dressing of Phone Orders given Prompt Attention. KU Hudson and his brother-in- law, Walter Adkltrs, of Pasadena, wear In Neoaho last Sat-.

urd'ay for while. Mr, Adldns, who was in the hardware business in Granby, went to five years ago and'is engaged in or hardware business there. W. J. WADE AUCTIONEER Meosbo, Missouri, Route 4 Graduate of MUsourl Auction School of Kansas City Have had ten years experience My Uxpenw Telephone 4F4 Sheriff's Sale in Partition In the circuit court of Xetrton county, Missouri, October term, 1020.

Flora J. Nave, plaintiff, Tfl. Mary WUUuiuR, Pearl Clark, tula Uutdilnirs, Marlon A. Ilutvli- liik'u, Aaron llntchlngs, L. I).

liuteh- Ings, Maud Aubrey, V. llutcb- Inifb, M. T. lUce, T. O.

Hntlvr, nnd tbe Hunk of Neonho, OefemlnnU. By virtue and authority A ot court and ordor ot sale madv liy the circuit court of Newton county, At tlie Juno term, In tbe above entitled cause, a duly certified ropy of whlca has been to me dollvarrd by tliu clerk of aukl court, wherein and wheroby 1 am ordered and directed to sell at jiublH 1 renduo tlie following rent eetuttr, sltuatwl lo Newton county, Missouri, vli of northeast (jinirtcr ot eouUiciiHt ter, aud tlie southwest quarter ot fouttieakt quarter, and all of that part of tbe southeast quarter of tUu BOiiUi- eaut quarter doscrlbcd as follows Ilc- fliinluif 58 links west of tbe corner of Bald Boutlu'nst quarter of tbe loutbeaBt quarter, running tlu-nco south 61 degrees, went lOOVi tbence north to tho northwest corner tald tract, theneo vast 77 aud 17 Hutu to place of beginning, except one acre In goutbweflt corner of tbe eoutiiwent qunrtur of the southpiikt qnartor, conveyed to TriiitKiig of IMfiiBt Oeuu'tury till In tiiictiuu 2(1, township range 32, containing acres more or lotui. Now, tberofore, notice hereby given that 1, tho uudurslsnexl iberiff of Newton county, Mlisuurj, in pumuance of cuob order of tale will on MONDAY, tlie Hth day of October, 1029 and during tbe ilttlng of said circuit court and between tbe ot nine v'cloc'k lu tba forenoon and five o'clock in aftercoon of (hat day, at tbe eatt front door of toe court in the city of Neoibo, Newton county, Mluwjurl, expose Mid real above dwcrlbod for puWlo TW due, to tbe Udder for cosb la liaud directed by tbe order of eald Aourt, for tbe purppae of raying tbe of iald actlou ceeds of iuch subject to partUlon ot pro(tie itneral to tbt ShWltt of Newton County, Uo. 4ttowwft Iw, fi-lrtt publication, ftejptciuW DtJj, Your tongue tells when you need a TRADE MARK Coated tongue, dry mouth, bad breath, muddy skin, groggy and atomach suggest its use..