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THE NEOSHO TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1928 N3BWTONIA Mrs. E. C. Chapman. Edd Pearson who has been critically 111 this winter Is so far recovered that he Is again able to be on the streets.

Miss Virginia Slier of Plcher visited In Newtonla. Sunday. Dr. Evans of Joplln was In Newtonla recently looking 1 over the field with a view to locating here for the practice of his profession. Citizens of Newtonla and Stark City are pleased with the prospects of having a reliable doctor locate here.

The school Hems credited to Newtonla In the Neosho Times last week should have been headed "Wentworth" and was due to an error In the make-up of the paper. Newtonia has nine months of school and its session will not come to a close until some time In May. Rev. Van Slant, a Baptist missionary will preach at the Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Vowels visited in Granby, Monday. Miss Kunice Pearson, of Denver, who has been visiting her sister. Miss Nlta Waddle at Spring City for the past two weeks, is in Newtonla this week grandmother, that her brothers and sisters have good positions in Denver and are more than pleased with their location. Our big-hearted Democrat, Jim Street has had a tussle with the Mrs.

Laura Pears relatives. She says measles. TJncle Jim McKoe of Kansas Mrs. E. Graves.

Mrs. Sarah Brown and Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Kitehey of Neosho, all former residents of this place attended the funeral of Mrs. Bertha Snyder here Thursday. Arthur Lucas of Springfield visited his brother, Frank, Sun- is here in his old home town visiting his many friends. Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Troxel made a visit to Sarcoxie last week to visit their son, Herbert and wife. Mrs. Troxel was quite 111 while there but is now recovering. J. B.

Gilley was called to Webb City Sunday to visit his nephew Mr. Estis who has been seriously ill. Burnola Weems and wife and Miss Dottle attended a meeting of the Eastern Star lodge in Qranby Friday evening. Mrs. Weems and Miss Dottle were initiated into the order.

Mrs. Floyd Kritz, who is our efficient telephone operator has been ill for some time. Her place at the local switch board has been taken by Miss Kosa Kritz. Mr. and Mrs.

F. O. Depriest of Sarcoxie were guests of friends here, Monday. Mrs. John Powell who has been making her home with relatives in Purdy since the death of her husband, died Saturday and was buried In the I.

O. O. F. cemetery, Sunday. Rev.

Walch preached the funeral at the M. E. Buy a Used Car We have a good line of Fords and Chevrolets which we are offering at real Bargain Prices We aro showing the used cars on tho vacant lot west of Wlihoit Oil Station Pokorny Chevrolet Company Neosho, Mo. church. Many 'sorrowing friends and relatives were In attendance and many floral offerings were sent.

Miss Pansy Alexander and Miss Irene Marshall returned to Joplln Sunday. The members of the Baptist church of this place are remodeling, repairing and otherwise Improving their church building. Among other things they arc putting in a furnace. They have accepted an Invitation to worship with the Methodists until their own building is ready for use. Mrs.

McEstis and son, Orville, Mrs. Homer Hewlett and children and Miss Thelma Chapman shopped in Neosho, Kriday. Mrs. Alice Craton returned Thursday from a week's visit with her brother, Arthur and family In Joplln. Mrs.

Mildred Graves and family visited relatives in this city Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ferguson of visited K. Lacy Sun- clay.

Mrs. Ferguson remained for a week's visit svith her parents. Rufsoll Ouncan who has boon 111. was taken to St. James hospital Sunday.

Leon Lemastor and father visited Mr. Camp in Joplin Sunday. Hoy Lucas of Kayetto wired his father, Frank Lucas, of his illness--, stating that ho would be unable to attend his aunt's funeral whirli was held here Sunday. Mrs. Leake of Monett spent Sunday with her 'sister, Mrs.

Mntnio Garner. Mrs. Christian of Rocky Comfort who is spending the winter in Newtonia with her daughter, Mrs. Joe Williams, is announcing the birth of her first grandchild, Robert Allen Christian, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Victor Christian. Mrs. Christian before her marriage was Miss Leona Hounshol, one of Nowtonia's most successful teachers. 'Mrs. Sams, a former resident of this place died Friday at the homo of her daughter, Mrs.

Robert Elmore in Webb City. She is survived by two other daughters, both of whom live in Kansas City; and one son, Oscar, who could not be located. Three months ago he left for the southern gold fields. Mrs. Sams was 94 years old.

She was buried in the I. O. O. F. cemetery at Newtonia.

Mrs. M. Pierce who has been visiting her daughters in Tennessee, Virginia, Kentucky and I Florida has returned home. She also visited 1. M.

Pierce. After the close of Drury college in Springfield where her son Judson is attending school, the family will return to Neosho. The road work leading out to highway 16, which Is being done by Newton county and the citizens 'of this community is progressing. The road to the cemetery can now be used, The telephone into Granby will be out of commission for a while and all messages will be relayed through Neosho. Mrs.

Bertha Snyder, who died last week at her home in Neosho and who was buried in the Newtonia I. O. O. F. cemetery Thursday of last week was born in 1876 and was educated in the Newtonia school.

She was the eldest daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. W. Harrison and the granddaughter of one of Newton county's best dentists, the late Dr. W.

L. she was a niece of Dr. J. B. Hancock, Mrs.

J. O. Clark ai)d Mrs. A. J.

-Rurk whom have prosood- ed her in death. She was married when quite young and she and her husband have reared a fine family. Besides her husband and children she left a dear mother, Mrs. Ella Harrison who resided with her. All of her fam- weTo with her at the last except a brother, Cleveland Harri- FARMERS AND POULTRYMEN Your last chance to got quality chicks at our low price.

This Is our biggest and last set of the season. If you want them come and get them at the following prices: All Heavys at $11.00 per hundred. All Lights at $10.00 per hundred. Heavys include White, Silver and Golden Laced Wyandottes, Barred and Buff Rocks, S. C.

R. I. Reds and Buff Orphingtons. Lights include all Leghorns and Black During the month of April wo will do your custom hatching at 5c per chick. Bring eggs on Saturday.

If you want' later chicks give us your order now. NEOSHO ELECTRIC HATCHERY Phone 500J $29 N. College St. Neosho, Mo. CREAM We need your cream.

You need the extra money you will receive by selling it to us. We have the price. Receiving is believing. Try us. Bring along your poultry and eggs Brock Produce Co.

Baclc of Brock Thain Blacksmith 'shop Neosho, Mo. COWS IHeavy Milking Holsteins and Jerseys Fresh and Springers Pure-breds and Grades Registered Guernsey Calves, either FARM SEVJBN son of Garden City, Kans. Her eldest son, Clifford Is In the postal service In Joplln; another son, Bernis Is employed in the First National Bank In Bristow. Marriage Is no more disappointing than life Is. RITCHEY Mrs.

Emma Beck returned home Monday accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Shushal Be.nton and son, Jack. O. R.

Douthitt returned to Hockville, Sunday evening, to his work. Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Jack visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fate, Reynolds Sunday. They attended Mountain Grove Sunday school in the afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Curtis York spent Sunday at the Ashley Capps home. A birthday dinner was given, Sunday, In honor of Henry Harris Many of the Shiloh folks attended. Daisy and Curtis Reynolds were visitors of the Ritchey Baptist Sunday school last Sunday. Mrs.

G. W. Mullens, Mrs. and daughter, Marjorie Ann, and Mrs. Myrtle Norrls and daughter, Marth Ann of Neosho, visited at the home of Mrs.

Clyde Douthitt Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sharp and family of Oklahoma City are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mi Miss Elizabeth Neil of Newtonia visited at the home of Clyde Douthitt two nights of last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Musgrove and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Porter of near Wentworth visited at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Freeman Godfrey and family, Sunday. RITCHIOY SCHOOL NOTES The Eighth Grade mot at this school last Thursday, for the purpose of taking their final exams. The girls' quartette of the Ritchey high school composed of Henrietta English, Elizabeth Armstrong, Helen and Naomi Douthitt, entered the musical contest held at Springfield, Wednesday of last week. While the girls didn't win a prize, we were proud to know they won fourth place as there were 13 other girls' quar- tettes that entered against them.

Don't forget, the operetta which will be given Friday night by the elementary grade pupils of the Ritchey school. POOL PRAIRIE It seems that we are doomed to have a very late Spring. It is thought about all the fruit is killed or so badly damaged that it will fall off the trees. The Northview and the West Benton schools both closed last Friday for this year. Do not think they have hired teachers, for next year yet.

There seems to be more flu around over the neighborhood now than there has been since the war. Lena, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sprenkle, is quite sick; also Orville McMurtrey and Herbert Carey, at the T. A.

Robins home. Mrs. William Bond died at the home of her son, Theodore, in the Clover Leaf district, last Friday night after a long illness, with consumption. She was nearly seventy years of age. She is survived besides her husband, by three daughters and four sons, Mrs.

Martha Lad UP, Mrs. Daisy Ritchey, Mrs. Lola Harmon. The sons are Ollic, Bert, Len and Theodore at whose home she. died.

Four sisters, Nancy, Mrs. Jennie Warner, Nettie and Cora; two brothers. John Lane and Sam Lane. One son lives In Pennsylvania and did not get here for the funeral, which was held at" the Liberty Baptist church on Sunday. She had been a member of the Baptist church for forty- four years.

The services were, in charge of the Rev. Stevenson, and burial at Oakwood cemetery, Sunday afternoon. Mr. Kratzer is building another poultry house, a small one. If a man enjoys his automobile what if it does keep him poor? Something else would.

NOTICK OP FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of John Htrschey, deceased, that Henry Hirschey Executor, of said estate, intend to make a final settlement thereof at the next term of the probate court of Newton County, State of Missouri, to be begun and held at Neosho, on the 14th day of May, 1928. HENRY HIRSCHEY, Executor. (First published in the Neosho Times, April 12, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice is hereby given that letters of Administration, upon the estate of Burley C. Cook, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned by the probate court of Newton County, Missouri, bearing date the 9th day of April, 1928. All persons having claims -against said estate are required to exhibit them to me for alllow- ance within six months after the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate; and if such claims be not exhibited within one year from the date of granting "said letters, they shall be forever barred.

Attest: J. B. COOK, Administrator. R. B.

PARNELU Probate Judge. (First Published in the Neosho Times, April 12, 1928.) EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Notice is hereby given that letters Testamentary upon the estate of George W. Laurance, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned by the probate court of Newton County, Missouri, bearing date the 22nd day of March, All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them to me for allowance within six months after the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate; and if such claims be not exhibited within one year from the date of granting said letters, they shall be forever barred. Attest: DORA LATTRANCE. Executrix.

R. B. PARNELL, Probate Judge. (First published in the Neosho Times, April 12, 192S. CO-ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICK Notice is hereby given that letters of Administration, C.

T. upon the estate of Samuel Shafer deceased, have been granted to the undersigned by the probate court of Newton County, Missouri, bearing date the 4th day of April, 1928. All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them to us for allowance within six months after the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit, of such estate; and if such claims be not exhibited within one year from the date of granting said letters, they shall be forever barred. CORA E. HANSFORD.

FLORA E. EVANS. Co-Administratrixes. Attest: R. B.

PARNELL, Probate Judge. (First published in the Neosho Times, April 12. 1928.) NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Ellas J. Lewis, deceased, that Marianna Coffee, Administratrix, of said estate, intend to make a final settlement thereof at the next, term of tho probate court of Newton County, State of Missouri, to be begun and held at Neosho, on the 14th day of May, 1928. MARIANNA COFFEK Administratrix.

(First published in the Neosho Times, April 12, 1928.) NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE-I ME NT Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of M. C. Graham, ceased, that Mandville Weems, Executor, of said estate, Intend to make final settlement: thereof at the next term of the probate court of Newton County, Slat-; of Missouri, to be begun utiil hold at Neosho, on the 14th day of May. MANDVILLLO VVKKMS, Executor. (First published in the Neosho Times, April 12.

1928.) NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice ia hereby given to all creditors and others Interested the estate of Evadna deceased, that I. Frank McKnighl! Executor, of said estate, Intend to I make a final settlement hereof i at the next term of the probate i court of Newton County, Slate ot Missouri, to bo begun and hold at Neosho, on the 14th day of I May, 1928. FRANK MCKNIGHT. texeentor. (First published in the Neosho Times, Aliril 12, 192X.) NOTICE SKTTL OF FINAL Notice Is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in tho estate of.

A. Stiff, deceased, that Homer T. Goowetree, cutor, of said Intend to make. 11 final sottltiment thereof at. the nojct ter'm of the probate court NC-wto'n County, State of Missouri, to bugun tvnd held u't 'Neoaho, on the 1-lth day of May.

19,28. HOMER T. GOOSUjTU.K'B, Exocuum (First published" in? the 12, ORDER OF PUBLICATION In the Circuit Court of Newton County. Missouri, In Vacation. -March 13th, to (he June term, 192S.

Mary Decklever, ly Lischke, Cora Odden and Josephine Dominick, Plaintiffs, vs Chas G. Reed or, C. W. Moody. Augusta M.

Champion, Ole 1,. Odden, and the unknown assignee or assignees and holder or holders of the. promissory note described in the following petition, Defendants. The State, of Missouri to all of tho above named and described defendants except C. W.

-Moody, Greetings: Now on this day comes the plaintiffs in the above; entitled cause by their attorneys, Hubbert Rice, before the undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court of Newton County, Missouri, in vacation and files their and affidavit stating --among 1 other" things that all of the named and described defendants, except C. W. Moody are non-residents of the State of Missouri and cannot be served with the ordinary process of law in this state or'summoned as provided by law. It Is therefore ordered by said Clerk in vacation that publication be- made notifying said defendants that suit has been commenced against thorn in the Circuit Court of Newton County, Missouri, tlv object and general nature of which is to quiet title, cancel a certain deed of trust and mortgage indebtedness recorded in Book 47. pugo 12, of the land records of Newton County, Missouri, and to obtain a decree in partition of the following described land, to-wit: West Half of the Southeast quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section Eight (8).

Township Twenty-six (20), llange Twentynine (29), Newton County. Missouri; and that unless you the said defendants be and appear at the next term of said court to commence and be holden at the court house in Neosho, Missouri, in said County on the first Monday in June, 1928, and on or before the first day of said term answer or demur to the plaintiff's petition the same will be taken as confessed and judgment rendered accordingly. It Is further ordered Hint a copy hereof be published at least once a week for four weeks successively, the Itisl insertion to be at least thirty days before the first day of said term in tho Neosho Times, -a newspaper of, general circulation, published in said county and which has btn-n published continuously for year prior to this date ami designated by tho plaintiffs" as most likely to give notice to 'said defendants. CLAT'DE A rue (Seal) copy. R.

JVLAKKr.EV Circuit Clerk. Attest: CfjAUW .11. BLAKELKY 1 Circuit' Clork. HUBBEHT RICE, Attorneys for plaintiffs. (First Published In the Neosho Times, Marqh 83, 1038) ORDER OF PUBLICATION In the Circuit Court of Newton County, Missouri.

In Vacation March 31, 1928 to the June 1928 term. W. J. Estes, Plaintiff, versus Samuel T. Ackman, John Ackman, Permelia Ackman, John VV.

Manguln. Wiley F. Ackman, and Samuel F. Roberts, if living, and If they or any one of them be deceased, then their respective unknown consorts, heirs, devisees, donees, alienees, and immediate mesne, remote, voluntary and involuntary grantees, and each and every person claiming any right, title, interest or estate in, to or upon the subject matter of plaintiff's petition, by. through or under the written instruments, deeds, and entries of public record below described, Defendants.

Cause Number 5558. Action to Quiet and Perfect Title. State of Missouri to all of the above named and described de- fendats, Greetings: You are hereby notified that the above named plaintiff has this day filed with the undersigned clerk of the of Missouri, in vacation, duly verified by affidavit of his attorney herein, said plaintiff alleging that the named defendants, if living, are nonresidents of the State of Missouri; also that plaintiff has good reason and does verily believe that there are certain persons interested or who claim and assert, some right, title, Interest or estate in, to and upon the subject matter of his petition In the above cause, whose names he cannot insert therein because they are unknown to him. That plaintiff's petition alleges that such unknown defendants obtain and derive their claims, rights, interests and estates, if any, to the subject matter of said suit, namely the real estate below described, as the unknown consorts, heirs, devisees, donees, alienees, and immediate mesne, remote voluntary and involuntary grantees of said named and non-resident defendants, if they be living, namely Samuel T. Ackman, John Ackman, Permelia Ackman, John W.

Manguln, Wiley F. Ackman, and Samuel F. Roberts. That said petition contains as full, correct and complete recital and description of the claims and interests of said defendants, both known and unknown, and how derived as the same are known to plaintiff. That said petition in substance alleges that all of said defendants claim and assert their rights, titles, Interests, by, through or under the following written Instruments, deeds and entries of public record as found in the.

land records of Newton County, Missouri, in the office of the recorder of deeds, to-wlt: (a) Warranty Deed dated De- camber 14, 1868 filed in said records March 5, 1870, and recorded in Book at page 585, from Dr. John C. Darby, grantor, to Isaiah Turner, 'as grantee, which deed recites and refers to certain alleged. F. Roberts, secure the Thousand interests or or certain named defendants, (b) Mortgage deed dated July 28, 1878, filed July 27, 1878, (acknowledged July 22, 1878) and recorded in said records in Book at page 133, from John W.

Menzies, as mortgagor, to Samuel as mortgagee, to payment of Dollars ($5,000.00) It is therefore ordered by the undersigned clerk of said court In vacation, that all of said defendants, both known anil unknown, be notified that an action has been commenced against them In tho Circuit Court of Newton County, Missouri, the object and general nature of which is to quiet and perfect plaintiff's title in and to tho following described real estate situate in Newton County, State of Missouri, to-wit: Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section Fifteen (16), Township Twenty-six (2(i), Range Thirty-two (32). All of which premises Plaintiff claims in foe simple, adversely to the alleged claims of said Defendants, both known and unknown, and by which action Plaintiff seeks to forever bar and preclude all of said defendants from assorting or setting up any claim of title in, to or upon said real estate adversely to Plaintiff, his successors and assigns forever, and that tho PmiH mnv find and'docroo Plaintiff the sole owner thereof in foe simple, and that title has vested in Plaintiff and his grantors under the provisions of Section 1311 R. S. 1919. Which said action IH returnable to the next regular term of this Court to be held at the Court House in the City of Neosho in said County and State, on Monday, the fourth day of June.

1928, nt which time and place said known, and unknown defendants as named and described above fire required and commanded to be and appear and on or before the first day of said term to answer, demur or otherwise, plead to Plaintiff's said petition or tho allegations contained therein will be taken and considered as confessed, and judgment rendered according to the prayer thereof, forever barring and precluding wald Defendants and each of them both known and unknown, from asserting or setting up any claim of title In, to or upon said real property adversely to Plaintiff, his successors and UHBigns forever. It is further ordered that a copy hereof bo published in the Neosho Times, a weekly newspaper of general circulation continuously published in Neosho, Missouri, for more than fivo years Immediately prior hereto. and designated by Plaintiff with approval of I he undersigned Clork most likely to give notice to the Defendants, both known and unknown, of the pendency of this action, the object and gen- oral nature ot! the same, to bo published in said nowspapor onco a wook for' four weeks lyelyv the last Insertion of said Order of Publication to bo at least thirty days before tho first day ot the next regular term of said" Court. "CLAUDE R. BfAKEUEY Clerk of Circuit Court.

A true copy. Attest: (Soal) CLAUDE R. HLAKELKY Circuit Cltwk. Hi JOHNSON, for Plaintiff, THE LOYAL HOME CLTJB The Loyal Home Club met with Mrs. Geo.

Schumaker, April 12th. There was a good attendance of members, Mrs. Virgil Burch being the guest of the afternoon. Mrs. W.

P. Davis conducted the program which was unusually good. Mrs. North and Miss Alice Shannon opened the program, with a song. Mrs.

Davis read a theme on Religion. Mrs. Bllnn a theme on Song "Sweet Hour of Prayer" by the club. A reading "An Old Man's Prayer" by Woolley. A Thome, "Easter; What it means to you and me," by Mrs.

Jaeger. Prayer, by Mrs. Davis. A duet by Mrs. North and Miss Alice Shannon completed the program.

The ntjxt meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Severs. ORDER OF PUBLICATION In tho Circuit Court of Newton County, Missouri. Juno Term, 1928.

M. A. Major, Plaintiff, versus Dun S. Major, Norman Major, Will Major, Isaac Major Frank Major, Dora Major, Jennie Colllnder, Mattie E. Kennear, Mary Davidson and the unknown heirs of Isaac Major, Deceased.

Defendants. Tho State of Missouri to each and all of tho above named and described defendants, excepting only, Dan S. Major, Jennie Col- lindor and Mattie Kennear, You and each of you- are hereby notified that on the 2nd day of April, 1928, comes the plaintiff In vacation and files with the undersigned clerk of the Circuit Court of Newton Missouri, her petition duly verified by affidavit, wherein among other things It is alleged that Isaac Major departed this life on the 17th day of January, Intestate and without issue and leaving surviving him no descendants, father, mother, brother or sister, but leaving plaintiff his widow and the above named defendants who were his nephews and nieces as his only heirs at law. That at the dato of his death the said Isaac Major was the owner in feo of the following described land located in Newton County, Missouri, the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter and the West Half of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section Three (3) Township Twenty-four (24) Range Thirty (30). That thereafter the plaintiff filed in the office of the probate court, where administration is being had and also in the office of the recorder of deeds of such county, her election to take in lieu of dower one half of the real estate of sai4 You Can Enjoy Home Decorating a tastroto: antl Wntc finish Vol beauty and Zapon can be used for finishing: furni- iy 1 1 mcla1 laas decorat- objects and exterior enamel col- nnd also Clear "husband died seized subject to the payment of his debts and thereby became and is the owner of an undivided one-half Interest, in said land.

That tho defendants above named are each tho owner of an undivided one- eighteenth interest in said land and that they and tho 'plaintiff are seized of the some as tenants In common. Plaintiff further alleges that she verily believes that there aro persons who claim to bo interested in the subject matter of said petition i. o. said land and whose names plaintiff cannot insert because unknown to her and that such unknown persons claim to be heirs of Isaac Major, deceased and to be iris nephews, nieces, grand nephews or grand nieces and to have inherited from him some interest in said land. Jt is by-sttid clerk that publication be made notifying you the said defendants of the commencement of this action tho object, purpose and general nature of which is to partition tho said land and to have the same sold and the proceeds divided between tho parties according to their several Interests.

And that unless you tho said defendants be and make your appearance in this court at the next term thereof to bo begun and held at the Court House in the City of Noosho, Newton County, Missouri, on the first Monday in June. lilliS. nn r.r first day of such term answer or plead lo such petition the same will be taken as confessed and judgment rendered accordingly. It is further ordered that a copy hereof be published for four successive weeks In the Neosho Times, a newspaper published in said county and designated by tho plaintiff as the one most likely to give the defendants notice? of this action. CLAUDE R.

BLAKELEY, Circuit Clerk of Newton County, Missouri. Attest: A true copy. (Seal) CLAUDE R. m.AKKf.EV. Circuit Clerk.

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