The Indian Journal from Eufaula, Oklahoma • Page 2

"fetttfshed August 16, 23, 30 and 1 September 6 and 13, 1951) THE DISTRICT COURT OF JfeDtTOSH COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA. Stomas Stand, Plaintiff, vs' Raymond Harjo, et Defendants. Ko. 10,113. NOTICE OF SALE is hereby given pursuant to order of sale made and in the above cause on ibe 13th day of August, 1951, jnd sum on file in this cause in ettice of the Court Clerk wfcegcln Thomas Stand is plaintiff and Raymond Harjo, et itefendants, commanding me 4o ss by provided and of this said court the JuOwwIag described real proper -Mid premises, situated, in Mc- fnWA County, Oklahoma, to-wit: W2 of NE4, and Lots 2 and of Section 22, and S2 of S2 -Ot SW4 of SE4, and Lot 7, Section 15, all in Township 11 North, Range 14 East, for not less than two-thirds of ithe appraised value fixed at 42000.00.

How, therefore, notice is fur- given pursuant to said com- inands of said order and writ, I -will offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for. cash at public, auction sale, all of the above described real property and promises on the 19th day of September, 1951, at ten o'clock a.m., at ibe front door of the courthouse ihe City of Eufaula, Mcintosh County, Oklahoma. Dated at Eufaula, Oklahoma, Mm J3.th day of August, 1951. CLARENCE F. DOUGLAS, Sheriff of Mcintosh County, Oklahoma.

By: C. GRAYSON, Under-Sheriff. ROJDGERS RODGERS, Attorneys for Plaintiff, HpWenville, Oklahoma. August 23, 30, and September 6, 1951) NOTICE THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO JIM POWELL, INGS: You are hereby notified that have- been sued in the Dis- -trict Court of Mcintosh County, Oklahoma, in cause No. D-233, by plaintiff, Maiy Catherine 'Powell, and that you, said.

defendant, Jim Powell, must an- the petition filed by- said -plaintiff on or before the 4th day of OcjtabSTi 1U51, or the said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered in favor Ot plaintiff, against you, granting 'hex. a decree of divorce and cus- "1edy of the minor children of parties and for such other fseoeral relief as may be proper. Stated this 20th day of August, ROY L. HUNTER, Court Clerk. Kathryn Alley, Deputy.

R. O. GREEN, 3Sqfaula, Oklahoma, for Plaintiff. August 23-30 and Sept. 6, 1951) 'ATE OF OKLAHOMA OF MclNTOSH THE DISTRICT COURT fjlliam Babbitt, sometimes own as W.

M. Babbitt, Plaintiff, vs Jfohn Rogers, ft -Defendants. 10,154 A NOTICE BY PUBLICATION State of Oklahoma to: John Rogers, Dolby West Burpee and Ward all it living, or if they or any of them be dead, the unknown heirs, executors, ministrators, devisees, trustees and assigns, immediate and remote, any arid all such deceased persons; and The unknown heirs, executors. tors, devis- ees, trustees and assigns, immediate and remote, of George W. West and Georgia Babbitt, deceased; GREETINGS: The defendants above named and each and all Of them are hereby notified that they have sued in cause No.

10,154 in the District Court of Mcintosh County, Oklahoma, entitled William Babbitt, sometimes known -as W. M. Babbitt, plaintiff, vs. John Rogers, et defendants, and that they must, answer the Petition herein on or before the 5th day of October, 1951; or the allegations of said Petition will taken as true and a judgment be rendered in favor of the and against the defendants above named and each of finding that the plaintiff is the owner and in the possession of the following described property- situate in Mcintosh State of Oklahoma, to- Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter Of the Southeast Quarter of Section 11, Township 9 North, Range 16 East; and containing 10 acres, more or less; quieting and confirming plaintiff's title thereto and adjudging that the defendants above named and each and all of them have no right, title or interest in and to said lands, and forever barring them and each of them from asserting or setting up any right, title, interest or estate- in and to the real property' above described, determining the heirs of the deceased mentioned in said Petition to be as set forth in said Petition, and for such other relief as the Court may find meet and proper. Witness my hand and seal of said Court at Eufaula, Mcintosh County, Oklahoma, this 22nd day of August, 1951.

(SEAL) ROY L. HUNTER, Court Clerk. By: Kathryn Alley, Deputy. WHITE PARRIS, JEufaula, Oklahoma, Attorneys for Plaintiff. (Publish August 30, and September 6, 1951) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals registered mail through the capitol sub-station Post Office will be received at the office of the State Highway Commission in the Capitol Office Building until 1:30 p.m.

September '11, 1951, to be licly opened and read at 2:00 p.m. for the work listed below. A certified or cashier's check in the amount or amounts as specified shall be submitted with proposal or proposals, as a guarantee that the bidder, if successful, will enter into contract and make bond in accordance with requirements of the specifications. The check to be made payable to the order of the State of Oklahoma, Department of Highways. This work will be done under the Oklahoma State Highway Commission's Standard Specifications for Highway Construction, edition of 1937, and under required contract provisions for work financed in whole or part with Federal' funds or special labor provisions if financed entirely with State funds.

Special provisions covering items of construction not covered by the Standard Specifications will accompany the proposal for the work. In case of any discrepancy between the Standard Specifications and the special provisions, the special provisions incorporated in the proposal will govern. The minimum wage required per hour for labbr employed on this project shall be as follows: Skilled, one dollar Intermediate Seventy-Five Cents Unskilled, Seventy-Five Cents. Bidders must familiarize themselves with the conditions and must bid with the understanding that full cooperation in carrying out the requirements of the specifications and special provisions will be expected. Proposals must be prepared as directed by the State Standard Specifications.

Plans, forms of proposals, contracts and specifications may be examined at the Division Engineer's office at Muskogee, Oklahoma, or at the Chief Engineer's office, Oklahoma City. Plans may bo secured through the Chief Engineer's office at 25 cents per sheet. Proposal forms must be secured from the Prequalification Officer. Department of Highways, Capitol Office Building, Oklahoma Citv, Oklahoma. DESCRIPTION OF WORK AND LOCATION OF PROJECT: Okla- home State Aid Proicet No.

SAP -885 (4) GRADING, consisting of 10.927 Miles of Grading and Minor Drainage Structures on SH 9 beginning 525.1 feet West of the Hughes-Mcintosh County Line and extending East in Hughes and Mcintosh Counties, Oklahoma. AMOUNT OF PROPOSAL BID CHECKS: Part 1 $2,900.00 Part 2 $2,600.00. APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES PART 1 Rdy. Sec. GRADING (5.316 Mis.) CI.

Excav. 41,788. C. Y. Sprinkling M-Gai.

Struct. Excav. Unci. 551 C. Y.

Reinforcing Steel 14,119. Lb. 24" R. C. Pipe 24.

L. F. Laid Up Rip Rap 2,448. S. Y.

Pipe Underdr. Cover Motl. 555. C. Y.

Bermuda Slab Sod Ditch Cks. 1,884. S. Y. Markers Rem.

Reset 33. Ea. Rem. Relay 36" R. C.

Pipe 36. L. F. Rolling 519. Hr.

Overhaul 37,285. Sec. Yd. CI. A Concrete 177.17 C.

Y. 18" R. C. Pipe 220. L.

F. 36" R. C. Pipe 12. L.

F. 8" Perf. CGM Pipe Underdr. 1,500. L.

F. Markers 56. Ea. Water for Sodding 19. M-Gal.

Ditch Blasting 11,150. L. F. PART 2 Rdy. Sec.

GRADING (5.611' Mis.) CI. Unci. Excav. 60,852. C.

Sprinkling 1,051. M-Gal. Struct. Excav. Unci.

475. C. Y. Reinforcing Steel 10,682. Lb.

24" R. C. Pipe 72. L. Plain Rip Rap 445.

C. Y. 8" Perf. CGM Pipe Underdr. Friendly Prompt Service MclNTOSH COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.

In Eufaula Since 1909 Abstracts Title Insurance Surety Bonds 3. C. Hurt; Presr E. H. Murray, Sec'y.

1,500. L. F. Markers 32. Ea.

Bermuda slab Sodding 2,980. S.Y. Markers Rem. Reset 60. Ea.

Metal Plate Guard Rail Rem. and Store 200. F. Rem. Relay 24" H.

C. Pipe 48. L. F. Rolling 467..

Hr. Overhaul 25,550. Sec. Yd. CI.

A Concrete 155.17 C. Y. 18" R. C. Pipe 248., L.

F. 24" CGM Pipe 16. L. F. "Laid Up Rip Rap 576.

S. Y. Pipe Underdr. Cover Matl. 555.

C. Y. Bermuda Slab Sod Ditch Cks. 1,536. S.

Y. Water for Sodding 87. M-Gal. Guide Posts Rem. Store 14.

Ea. Top Soil i 1,430. C. Y. Rem.

Relay 18" R. C. Pipe 40. L. F.

STATE OF OKLAHOMA PARTMENTOF- HIGHWAYS. By: C. A. STOLDT, State Highway Director (Published Aug. 30 Sept.

6, 1951) NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of Sarah Thompson late, of the Community of Pierce County of Mcintosh, State of Oklahoma, Deceased. All persons having claims against said Sarah Thompson, deceased are required to present the same, with the necessary vouchers to the undersigned, duly appointed and qualified cutor of said deceased, at office of Andrews and Stipe, New McAlester McAlester, Oklahoma, in the City of McAlester, County of Pittsburg and State of Oklahoma, within four months of the date hereof, or the same will be forever barred. Dated the 29th day of August. 1951. J.

A. ODOM, Executor Estate of Sarah Thompson, deceased. ANDREWS STIPE, Attorneys, McAlester, Okla. (Published August 3Q and September 6, 1951) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF MclNTOSH COUNTY, OKLAHOMA State of Oklahoma, ex rel Department of Highways of the State of Oklahoma, Plaintiff vs. Eccle Dorsey, Alice Marie Condulle, and Mr.

Condulle, her husband, Amos Dorsey, Daniel Tommy Dorsey, and William Joe Dorsey, a minor. Defendants NO. 10156 NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, TO THE AFORESAID DEFENDANTS: You are hereby notified that the Department of Highways of the State of Oklahoma, under and by virtue Of the laws of the State of Oklahoma, in the name of the State of Oklahoma, as plaintiff in the above entitled cause has located a public State Highway upon the following described real estate, to-wit: A strip, piece or parcel of land lying in the NEV4 SE of Section 10, 9 13 ih Mcintosh County, Oklahoma. Said parcel of land being described by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning at a point on the present North right-of-way line of- State Highway No. 9 a distance of 24.75 feet West of the East line and 1110.8 feet South of the North line of said NE'A SEVi, thence North on a line parallel to and 24 .75 feet West of said East line a distance of 26.4 feet, thencer 71 degrees 13' a distance of 527.9 feet, thence 18 degrees 47' a distance of 25 feet to a point on said right-of-way line, thence 71- degrees 13' along said right-of-way line a distance of 536.4 feet to point of beginning.

Containing 0.31 acres, more, or less. ALSO; A temporary easement for the purpose of removing dirt for road building purposes from a tract of land described by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning at. a point on the permanent North right-of- way line of State Highway No. 9 a distance of 404 feet Northwesterly from the point where said, right-of-way line intersects the East line of said NEV4 SE'A, thence 71 degrees 13' along said right-of-way line a distance of 100 feet, thence 18 degrees 47' a distance of 225 feet, thence 71 degrees 31' a distance of 100 feet, thence 18 degrees 47' a distance of 225 feet to point of beginning. Containing 0.52 acres, more or.

less, in said temporary easement. And that having been unable to procure the right-of-way from you, by private purchase, the plaintiff will on the 10th of 1951, at the hour of 9:00 A. or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, make application to the Judge of the District Court of Mcintosh County, Oklahoma, at its chambers ih the court house at Eufaula, Oklaho- Ima, for an Order 1 appointing three disinterested free holders of said county as commissioners who shall be selected by said Judge from the current jury list of said county to inspect said real property and consider the injury, if any, which the owners thereof, may sustain by reason of such public highway, and by reason of such appropriation of s.aid land, for such purposes; at which time you-may be present if you so desire. MAC Q. WILLIAMSON, Attorney General of Oklahoma and FINIS O.

STEWART, Assistant Attorney General 51Q Capitol. Office Building Oklahoma City Attorney for Plaintiff (Publish September 6, 13 and 20. 1951) STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY OF MclNTOSH IN THE COUNTY COURT In the matter of the estates of Arthur R. Wolfe and Eunice Wolfe, deceased. Probate No.

4886. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO PRESENT CLAIMS To the Creditors of Arthur R. Wolfe and Eunice Wolfe, deceased: All persons having claims against Arthur R. Wolfe and Eunice Wolfe, deceased, are required to present the same with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned, Administratrix at the office of White Parris, at- troneys, in the city of Eufaula; County of Mcintosh, and State of Oklahoma, within four months of the date hereof, or the same will be forever barred. Dated this 30th day of August, 1951.

IRENE DOUGLAS, Administratrix. (Publish September 6, 13 and 20. 1951) STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY OF MclNTOSH IN THE COUNTY COURT In the matter of the estate of Dalton Lee Brashier, deceased. No. 4895.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO PRESENT CLAIMS To the Creditors of Dalton Lee Brashier, deceased: All persons having claims against Dalton Lee Brashier, deceased, are required to present the same with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned ministratrix at the office of White Parris, attorneys, in the city of Eufaula, County of Mcintosh, and State of Oklahoma, within four months of the date hereof, or the same will be forever barred. Dated this 30 day of August, 1951. JOHNNIE BRASHIER, Administratrix. PIERCE NEWS By Ida Brandon Plans for closing school are being made. However, no- definite plans have been made yet, but are expected to be made on Wednesday.

The closing is for the fall harvest. Labor Day has brought many Visitors here. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Brandon were in a car wreck Thursday about 10.00 a.m., Brandon being very badly injured'.

The grade team was defeated Thursday by the high "school team, 12-2. Mr. and Mrs. Utah Jacobs were visitors at school Thursday, Mr. and Mrs.

Moore Lynn were visitors of Mr, and Mrs. Guy Brandon and family. Miss Billye Etchison was the guest last weekend of Miss Barbara Jean Jacobs. Opie Smith and Johnnie Smith and Darrel Howell, who are working in Kansas, are now home for a short visit. Mrs.

Earlene Johnson and her daughter were visitors at school Monday. Liz Been has returned to school after having a short visit with her sister last week. The typing students are working very hard this week to get their school paper finished. Some of the boys are working in the hot sun trying to build some new water fountains. eral days visiting their daugh-' ters, Mrs, H.

T. Avants, Mr, Avants and daughters.and Mrs. Grin Glass arid Mr. Glass, Frank McKee attended a bank directors meeting in Eufaula last Tuesday afternoon and on Wednesday was a business visitor of the Koch Brothers in Checbtah. Mr.

and Mrs. Joy Ott and children of Cathay were Thursday visitors of' Mr. and Mrs, Charley Shropshire and children. Mrs. L.

D. Ogden received a back injury Friday afternoon when the horse she was riding shied at a covey of quail. Capt. and Mrs. E.

E. Grose and children Alma Lynn and Joe of Lawtdn, were Sunday night guests of relatives here. Mrs. Dee Hadley' and son, Connie, spent several days in Eufaula as the guests of Mrs. Hadley's mother, Mrs.

Newport. Mrs. Fred Pratt arid sons, Jimmy and Billy, of Eufaula, spent Labor Day with Mr. and I Mrs. Charles Pinney.

Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Lee of I Mulberry, were last week guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Lee.

Evert and Edgar Grose spent Monday night in Vinita. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Grose took their son, Eddie, to Warner Sunday afternoon to report for football practice. Eddie will enroll at Connors college for' his freshman year, September 10.

Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and daughter, Peggy, of Baxter Kansas, spent Labor Day weekend with Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr, Mrs. Richard Smith and Borriie Ott, who is working at the State Santitorium, Talihina, spent the weekend here with Mrs.

Ott and son, Bob. Miss Pat Grose had as her guest this week end, Miss Katherine Glover, from West of Eufaula. Capt. and Mrs. John Cleek of Wichita Falls, Texas were week end visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Taylor Sizemore. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hehson and children and Bill Davis, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Phillips and son Tom, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Whisenhunt Mr. and Mrs.

Dee Whisenhunt left this week for Brinkley, Arkansas. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Lee, Mr. and Mrs.

C. F. Pinney, and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Grbse attended the Farm Bureau meeting in Eufaula Saturday night.

Mi-: and Mrs. John McQuillen, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Blair of Eufaula we're Monday guests; of Mr. and Mrs.

Dee Lee. In 1861 the Cheyennes and A- rapahoes gave up all their holdings in exchange for a reservation in the "short grass" country of western Kansas and eastern Colorado, THE INDIAN JOURNAL, EufauU; Oklahoma 'SEPT. I. Whst nunoini ruler played the Dftvld, (b) Nero, (c) Frederick the Oreslf 2. What nation, made danetng part tt iim regular military training: (a) Sparta, (b) Rome, (o) Spain, (d) Germanyf 3.

Who did the famous painting of Toledo: (a) Vermeer, (b) Constable, (c) EI Grecot 4. In what country waa John Calvin born: (a). Germany, (b) Austria, (o) Franoef 5. In what city did Andromache reside: (a) Athens, (b) Sparta, (c) Troy? ANSWERS' 'Mi ra fi TEXANNA NEWS Mr. and Mrs.

Levi Darman and home in Yuma, Ariz, after, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hart.

James Lee Ogden is spending this week in Wetumka visiting his grandfather, W. A. Ogden. Mt. Zion school yisited Texanna school Thursday and played softballf Mt.

Zion. Won 19-6. Luther Parker of Heavener, spent Wednesday with his 7 sister', Mrs. Earl Wooten and Mr. Woolen.

Johnnie Mae Whisenhunt and Thelma Whisenhunt left this week for Brinkley, Ark. Lee Dobson and Irene Ogden attended the teacher's meeting in Eufaula Friday. Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Hart had as their guests this week Mr. and. Mrs. Ed Graves, and Mr.

and Mrs. all of Checotah, Mr. and Mrs. Allie Graves, and children of Arvin, Calif. Visitors in Eufaula Saturday were Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Williams and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Grose and sons, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Wooten and' Maurice Wooten, Frank McKee, John Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Perry McCullar, and children, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Brinsfield and children, Mr.

and Mrs. Winfred Beaver and children, Ronnie Ott, and son. Doc Ott, Lattie Ogden, Mr. and. Mrs.

Carl Ogden Jr. apd children, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Roberts and Elmer Jones. Mr.

and Mrs. John Matthews' had as their. Sunday dinner guests, Wiley Matthews and J. W. Griggs of Guymon, Mr.

and Mrs. Jay Matthews and sons of Victor, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grose and sons. Mr.

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