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THE NEOSHO TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1929 IiOYAli HOM3EMAKERS CLUB March the 28th -was our day with Mrs. Trettlpoe. It rained all day and the roads were olmbst impassible. In spite of these handicaps six members and three guests were there. Mrs.

Sherman Howard) having a good car and being a good driver, took the president, Mrs. Calkins, and the secretary, Mrs. Woolley. The guests were Mrs. Trettlpoe, Mrs.

Smith, and Mrs. Crow. We had a lot of fun going arid coming and while there. Best of all, our hostess served us the good eats she had prepared for the whole club. On April llth we met with Mrs.

R. O. Roberts with 22 Irtembers present. The visitors were Mrs. W.

W. Nance and Mrs. I. W. Nance, the sister and neice of Mrs.

Rob-j to Work?" Roll call, "Pleasant erts, of Newtonla, Mrs. Clary, an-I Memories of My Childhood Official Statement of the Financial Condition DIAMOND BANK at Diamond, State of Missouri, at close of business on the 10th day of April, 1929, published in The 'Neosho Times, a newspaper printed and published at Neosho, State of Missouri, on the 18th day of April, Other sister of the hostess, of Jpplin, Thos Henry, Mrs. Lathrop, Mrs. Mumford and Mrs. Dalmus.

After the business meeting, the members took part in a short parliamentary law lesson conducted by Mrs. Woolley. Mrs. James Smith gave a reading that fit in nicely with the lesson. The subject of the community building was presented.

Most of the ladies are anxious for the Loyal Homemakers to do their bit and pledge their support, should the building be started. Our hostess served us a generous helping if ice cream and cake. The next meeting wll be at the home of Mrs. G. W.

O'Dell, April 25th. The lesson subject will "Sliould Mothers Teach Their Girls RESOURCES LOANS AND DISCOUNTS i- Loans and discounts on personal and collateral security Loans on real estate security i ojStS.qo Total loans I 7U BONDS United States Government securities owned (Including premiums, If any) 32,800.00 Total bonds STOCKS Banking house $1,600.00, furniture and fixtures $1,000.00 CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS AND BANKERS Cash on hand (Currency, gold, silver and other coin) 2,676.58 Due from other banks, bankers and trust companies subject to check 19,453.16 Total cash and due from banks and bankers 15 32,800.00 2,500.00 RITOHEY (By Eathel Loving) Mr. and Mrs. A. X.

Lofgren and daughters, Mina and Louise, spent Sunday with relatives in Aurora. The Douthitt sisters, Naomi Helen and Hazel, played at the Granby theater again Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mike Troxel is on the sick list tWs week. Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Hutchison and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ferguson were dinner guests Sunday at home of Mr. and Mrs.

F. L. DePriest of Sarcoxie. Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Skaggs and son, Eldridge, of Wentworth spent Sunday here with relatives. Thirteen of our business men and farmers attended a "farm to market" road meeting at Neck City, Monday. Mr. and John the birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Lemuel Douthitt, Sunday. Several from here attended the funeral services of Rev. H. Pinkston, which were held at Verona, Monday afternoon. Mr.

Pinkerton was pastor of the Rltchey Presbyterian church for a number of who visited your school in company with your county superintendent. I am placing, the school on the second class list with 12 1-4 units approved. I note from the report that you havo made a number of improvements especially in the rural schools. I am pleased to note that you have raised the standing of the school since last year. Your superintendent and teachers are to be commended for the work they are The high school is planning to send the themes on "Banking" to the association next week.

22,129.74 Total $135,631.89 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in i 10,000.00 Surplus fund 3,200.00 Undivided profiti? 12,661.22 Less current expenses and taxes paid 1,340.15 11,321.07 DEMAND DEPOSITS Individual deposits subject to check 75,955.97 Demand certificates of deposits (other than for money borrowed) 268.79 Total demand deposits 76,224.76 TIME DEPOSITS Certificates of deposit (other than for money bdrYowed) 34,886.06 Total time deposits 34,886.06 1 His many friends in this community deeply regret his death. Mrs. Hester Curtis, who for the past several months has been with relatives in Tulsa, Is home now. Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Alburty and daughter, Helen, were shopping in Neosho Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Smerdon of near Pierce Ciey, spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Smerdon. Misses Naomi, Helen and Hazel Douthitt, with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Spangler and son, Rex, were Diamond visitors Monday afternoon. The Ritchey B. Y. P. U.

announces a special service 'next Sunday evening. The subject will bo "Stewardship" and Timothy Tithes and his helpers will be there. Everybody invited. TIPTON FOKD (By F. L.

Schach) On Thursday night, April llth, Glen Harris was given a surprise by sixty-odd guests, the occasion being his 19th birthday. The young folks gathered secretly, taking him from bed after he had retired. Games and refreshments were enjoyed at a late hour the guests departed, wishing him many happy years to come. Veda Moore was taken to the St. John's hospital at Joplln Saturday where he was operated on for appendicitis.

Hp Is improving his bed- Mlss Thelma Sutton. Wherever the pathwey of teaching leads her, this district wishes her success. Dr. Vincerit, accompanied by Dr. J.

J. Barnett of Joplln, motored to Louisville, on the 7th to attend the home coming meeting of the Louisville Dental College and returned home Saturday 13th. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Ball gave a party to the young folks of the district Tuesday night. Some 30 guests enjoyed the games and refreshments that were served by the host and hostess.

Mrs. Leonard Abbott was given a surprise supper Friday 12th, by many friends, the occasion being her 39th birthday. After an enjoyable evening the crowd departed wishing her many pleasant years to come. Over 40 guests were present. Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Bull of Plcher visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rawlinson, Saturday night and Sunday. Stewart Haas went to Kansas city this week on a business trip.

Total $135,631.89 State of Missouri, County of Newton, ss: We, A. P. Hill as vice-president, and Lois Brookshlre as cashier of said bank, each of us, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of our-knowledge and belief. A. P.

HILL, Vice-President. LOIS BROOKSHIRE. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 15th day day of April, A. D.

nineteen hundred and twenty-nine. Witness my hand and notarial seal on the date last aforesaid. (Commissioned and qualified for a term expiring May 28, 1929.) (SEAL) T. B. DOUTHITT, Notary Public.

A. P. HILL, U. G. McCRACKEN, A.

E. LOCKHART, Directors. nicely so reports roi side Sunday stated. Mrs. Alley Moore is confined to her bed with the flu.

She Is Veda's aunt. Spring Valley school closed last Friday evening with a program and a district basket dinner, after a sucessful term by the teacher, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT given to all and others Interested in the estate of Stella M. En rly, Deceased, that Lei and Berry, administrator of gold estate, intend to make a final settlement thereof nt the next term of the probate court of Newton County, State of Missouri, to fa begun and held at Neosho, on the 13th day of May, 1929. LELAND BERRY, Administrator. First publication April 11, 1929.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION Circuit Court Of Newton Couniy, Missouri, February Term, 1020 to the June Term, 1929. Pearl Ltiok, Plaintiff. Vance Lusk, Defendant. SUIT von MAINTENANCE THE STATE Of MlSSOUHI TO ABOVE! NAMED DEFENDANT, Ngw on this the 1st day of March, 1929, on the 5th Judicial day of the regular February term 1020 comes Plaintiff and files her petition and affidavit for attachment process in the cause alleging among other things that the defendant is a non-resident of the State of Missouri. And it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that said Defendant cannot be served with the ordinary process of law in this State It is ordered by the court that publication be made by the Clerk of said Court notifying said defendant that suit has been commenced against him in the Clr- Court of Newton County, Missouri, by petition and attachment, the object and general nature of which is to secure the Judgement of this Court for separate maintenance of Plaintiff for the benefit of herself and her two minor children, and tbat bis property Is about to be attached to satisfy the demands of said Plaintiff In en Id action; and unless he be and appear nt the next term of this court to be holden at the court house in Neosho, Newton County, Missouri, beginning on the 3rd day of June, 1929, and on or before the first day of said term answer, demur or otherwise plead to Plaintiff's petition the same will be taken as confessed and Judgement rendered accordingly and the property of said Defendant attached In said cause, sold to satisfy claims of Plaintiff for separate maintenance.

It is further ordered tbat a copy thereof be published at least once a week for Ively, and the last JOHNJi Au, Col. C. C. Auctioned Oldest Auctioneer m' Write or phbhe t6f W. J.

IUTOHEY SCHOOL NOTES (By Eathel Loving) The grades here have begun the practice for the operettas entitled "Belltna The by the primary boys, and "In A Florist by intermediate and primary students, which will be given in the near future. We expect to enter several numbers in the music contest to be held at Neosho next week. Clyde Douthitt, secretary of the Ritchey school board, received a letter from Chas A. Lee, state superintendent, that we appreciated. The letter in part Is as follows: NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Probate Court of Newton County, Missouri, February Term, 1929.

In the matter of the estate of Mary T. Foreman, nonresident decedent. I the undersigned, legal representative of Mary Y. Foreman, deceased, late of Polk county, Iowa, hereby notify all creditors of her estate in the State of Missouri that I have filed in tbe Probate Court of Newton county, Missouri, duly certified and authenticated copy of my appointment and authority together with my affidavit that the decedent was not possessed nt the time of her death with any property located In the state of Missouri other than shares of stock, credits or chases In action and that the decedent was Indebted at the time of her death to 'any resident of tbe state of Missouri, as required by section 271-a of the Laws of 1925, page 101. And you are required to file In the Probate Court of Newton county, Missouri, any and all claims and demands, If any, 'due you by her estate within six months from date hereof, otherwise the same shall be forever barred.

Done under the orders of the Probate Court of Newton County, Missouri. Mode entered of record as of this date of April 17th, KERR S. FOREMAN Administrator of the estate of Mary T. Foreman, deceased. LEO II.

JOHNSON, Attorney. First Publication April 18, 1029 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others Interested In the estate of John Hauna, Deceased, that W. A. Phlpps, administrator D. B.

N. of said estate, intend to flual settlement thereof at the next term of. the probate court of Newton County, State of Missouri, to be begun and on tbe 18th day of May, 1929. W. A.

PHIPPS, Administrator. First publication 'April 11, 1920. insertion to be at. least thirty days before the first day of the said June 1029 term of said court, In the Neosho Times, a newspaper of general circulation published In aald county continuously more than one: year immediately prior hereto arid designated by the Plaintiff as -moat likely to give notice to said defendant. CLAUDE'R.

BLAKELBT Seal. Circuit Clerk. A true copy from tbe record Attest: CLAUDE R. BLAKELET, Circuit Clerk. LEO H.

JOHNSON, Attorney for Plaintiff. Neosho, Missouri, Route 4, Graduate of Missouri AUottoi School of Kansas City Have had ten years Write or Phone at My Telephone 4X4 TO LOAN Money to loan on good, proved farms, at the lowest Prompt service. W. SS.tf Northwest Corner Square, Neosho, Mo, SHERIFF'S SALE Under Order of Court Bxecutift Notice is hereby given that by til and authority of a decree and and order of sale, made and the February term, 1029, of tl Court of Newton County, Miss special execution issued front tho. otfi of the Clerk of the Circuit Court and for said county, on' the 12th ot March, 1929, returnable to th Jonrned term of the regular Pel term ot said court, which 'ndji NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given to all creditors and others Interested In the estate of G.

W. Laurnnce, Deceased, that Dora Laurence, Eicon frlx 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 bo begun and held at Neosho, on the 13th day of May, 1929. DORA LAURANCB. Executrix. First publication April 11, 1920.

ORDER, OF In Partition Cause No. 6030 In the Circuit' Court of Newton County. Missouri, February term 1020 to the June 1929 Term. John Erbacher, George A. Meister, Joseph A.

Evbaqher, Elise Ott, Charles J. Er- bacber, Esther Erbacher, Edle M. Selby, Robert B. Erbacher, Tillle Erbacher, cher, cber, "I have the report of the high school supervisor, Mr. Deardoff, NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE Whereas Lon Turner and M.

J. Turner, his wife, by their certain Deed of Trust dated June 14th, 1920, filed for record June 17th, 1920, and duly recorded in the office of Recorder of within and for Newton County, Missouri, In Mortgage Book 70 at Page 401, conveyed to the undersigned Trustee In Trust, the NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested- in tbe estate of George Oascolgne, deceased, that W. B. Sims Administrator of said estate, intend to make final Settlement thereof at tbe next term of the, probate court of Newton pnnnty, nf Mlminiirl, to be begUh and held In Neosho, on the 18th day of May, 1929. W.

B. SIMS, Administrator. First publication, April 11, 1929, in The Neosho Times. Why MARIL YN Shops in Neosho The smouldering sparks of desire for Q. new community building for Neosho are being gently but persistently fanned by clubs and organizations in and around Neosho, and as everybody knows, even a wee feeble flame sometime results in a real sizable conflagration.

The Country Club at their meeting last week, was aroused to enthusiasm by a speech favoring the' community building, made by Mrs. M. G. Pearce. That club Immediately started a fund and since then two Homemakers clubs, the Past Matrons of the O.

£1. and the Business and Professional Women's club have all announced themselves as ready to stand back of a movement to erect such a building. Other organizations will as readily join forces for this much needed improvement. The FIRST NATIONAL BANK is more than willing to encourage the youthful customer. Then why not start a savings account for your child for its material benefits as, well as for the thrift-forming habit? Tou can't keep your lawn in first class condition witm an old wbrfi out Better buy a Eclipse or Caldwell at BRIGOS HARDWARE! right now and keep ahead of the grass.

How a clean helps man's self-respect. No reason for not having of Bhjrtf when DICK CROWDUS is selling good of dress shirts, absolutely fast color, for 98 cents. Too. could be -a Spring Santo Glaus if you'd reflritsh tlie ehild- reri's toys with Quick Drying Enamel. Watch for the annQUHQemenjt of a.

demonstration of Lowe Brothers' Paints qt the PAINT AND CO. -tv Anna' Margaret -Bastlan, in no Here's just a little hint if you're planing a gift for the graduating girl. McGINTY'S have just gotten in the most exquisite line of rayon underwear, step-ins, teds, pajamas and bloomers at a surprisingly low price. Your money's worth and then what you get when you select your furniture at JENSEN'S. And haven't you earned for yourself a new kitchen cabinet or some other desired piece of furniture? "If I'd put all my money into property instead of renting, I would own a firs home now." Such is the lament of the thoughtless man.

JOE ROARK has bargains in real estate and invites you to call. Miss Helen Saxton, who will graduate next month from the Neosho high school, wears a new spring flat crepe frock of powder blue with Irregular dashes of white. A wide folded belt, tightly swathing the long waist line is fastened oh the side with a row of gilt buttons, The color and of the frock are especially becoming to the fair-skinned girl. Reliability Is a great thing. You realize tliat when you order your Very striking in appearance was the charming evening costume of an unusual shade of blue, worn by Katheryn Johnson interpreted the part of the governess in the senior class play.

Graceful floral designs In crystal beads and black were upon the straight front and a flowering cape reaching to the hem line in the back was draped across the right shoulder. If you have never attended a dinner or luncheon at the Big Spring Inn, then you've something Newton county, Missouri, to-wlt: All of the west half of the northeast quarter of the northeast of section twenty-two (22). township twenty-six (20), range thirty 30, Newton county, Missouri, containing twenty (20) acres, more or less; and Also a strip of land sixteen (10) feet wide squarely off of the south side of the east half (EMi) of the quarter of the northeast quarter section twenty-two (22), township twenty-six (20), range thirty (30) Newton county, Missouri, to secure the payment of the certain promissory note In said Deed of Trust described and Whereas default has been made in the payment of said note and the interest due thereon in accordance with the terms thereof, making the entire note due and TRUSTEES SALE Default having been made In payment of dues, interest and authorized advances, equal to more than six months and interest payments, secured by the note described in Hie deed of trust executed by William O. Powers and Edith D. Powers, bis wife March 7, 1928, and recorded on March 20, 1928 In the office of the Recorder of Deeds for Newton County, Missouri, at Neosho.

In Book 75 at Page 024, conveying to the undersigned Trustee the following described real estate In the County of Newton, State Missouri, towit Part of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 23 in 'township 27, of range 33 described as follows: Beginning at a point 30 feet east of the northwest corner of said northwest quarter (NWK) of tbe southwest quarter (SW- Vt) of section 23, township 27, range 83, thence east 210.21 feet; thence south 208.71 feet thence west 210.21 feet thence north 208.71 feet to place of beginning, containing one acre more or Qeorge Erbacber, Mary T. John C. Anna A'. Helen B. Fraaier, and Richard P.

Erbacher, Plaintiffs. Maria Rilbert, Anna Hepp, John B. Erbacher, William Brbacher, Llllle E. Faulkner, Loretta B. Ringbam, Francis Charles" Erpachejv George Roscoe bacher, Mary Helen Erbaqher, Stella Brbacper, guardian; A.

administrator of the estate of Victoria Brbacber, deceased; Richard Erbacher, administrator' of the estate of August 'Erbacher, deceased, and -r Ernest Oilman, and the respective, nnknown, helra-at-lew of Victoria Brbnener, deceased Anna Maier, deceased and August Erbacher, deceased, and Buddy Larry De- Vitle alias Buddy Larry Splby, minor son and only, heir-at-law of Augusta DeVUle, deceased, and '(Mrs'.) Eddie M. Selby as the legal guardian: and curatrlx of said minor, Buddy tarry. DevUle; and the unknown legal representatives, consorts, heirs at law and devisees Of Augusta DeVille, deceased. Defendants. State of Missouri to all of the above named and described, defendants, except Ernest Oilman, GREETINGS: Now on this 6th day of March, 1929 and the Oth judicial day of the regular 'February 1929 term of said court come Plaintiffs by their attorney and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the defendants, both known and unknown as herelnnbove named and described cannot be summoned in this action because they are respectively non-residents of this State and are unknown to tbe Plaintiffs, it is ordered by the court that publication be made notifying said Defendants and each of 'them, both known and unknown, that an action has been commenced and is now pending against them In the above court, the object and general nature of which is to partition mneng said Plaintiffs and Defendants as co-tenanU and owners In fee simple thereof, the following described real estate situate in Newton County, Missouri, to Wit: North one half of lot two (2) in the northwest quarter and the north one half of the southeast February term begins oh.

May ,1 of said court, to me directed, certain-', cause wherein R. JV ber Company, ACorporation, Moss, are plaintiffs, R. 0. O. Barlow, co-partners, arid- Getz, L.

B. -Jones, Gladys Hooker M. D. are Ija' levied upon and, siexed tbe following crtbed real estate situated in Ni County, Missouri, and described as towlt: All of an undivided one-half in and to Lot 20, Block 7 Whe addition to the City ot Neosho, County, Missouri, and I "will, First day of May, 1029, 'between hours of pine otclock In. tha, and five o'clock in the afteraoon date, at the East front door of the house in the City of Neosho, said Go and State, soil at public auction, for the highest bidder, the, real MIV i above described to satisfy aald arid execution -and costs: J.

B. Beavers Sheriff of Newton OountySHssoqr Dated April 3rd, 1920. UUBBERT AND RICE, Plaintiffs. (S ORDER OF In the Circuit 'Court Missouri, in Vacation to.June Term; 5. 1929.

April 3rd, W. P. Bagby and Gladys M. Bagby, band and wife, Plaintiffs. vs.

Lane Brltton, Wiley Brftton Clendon, Andrew J. Lincoln MeClcndon, Victoria V. Bass, Ulysses G. Mcaenddn.iJEWt-^ nwlck McClendon, Jacob McOlendon.J.Pi.i Eliza A. Melton, John A.

Melton, HfeuiP- Vnnderford, Ella J. flttotllff, John. Sbotllff. Julia A. Hall, HilanJJ.

las Brltton, and each and every unknown person deriving or, claiming' to any right, title, claim or Interest rt int; and to the hereinafter real Isees, alienees, Immediate, mote, voluntary or of either of the above 'named 'd dants or of George ceased, or by, through or 'under o'f the conveyances appearing ot 01 record mentioned and described be all Defendants. THE STATB OF MISSOURI ttf above named and described Af GREETING: 'Now on this 3rd day of April, 1926,, come the plaintiffs in the above enticed- payable and Whereas the undersigned Trustee has been requested by the legal holder of said note to exercise the powers of sale in him vested by said Deed of Trust, Now therefore notice is hereby given that tho undersigned Trustee' by virtue of the power In me vested, flg aforesaid, nnd nt the request of the legal" holder of said note will sell the above described real estate at public auctloji to the Wghest bidder for cash at the east front door of the Court bouse In the cits' of Neosho, Newton county, on JPri-, day tie 10th day of May, 1988, between hours of 9:00 o'clock In the forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon of that day. for the purpose of" satisfying the principal and I forest due on said note and the cost of executing this trust. JAOK Trustee LEO H. JOHNSON, Attorney First Publication April 18, 1020 meats at MARKET and resembling the mature impersonated in the class was charmingly girlish In a lovely straight froclc you feel' absolutely sure that you will get what -you ask for in weight and quality.

I'll venture you'll agree that you've "never seen A more alluring display of piece goods than Is being shown at WAGONER'S this spring. Every new material Is there at prices to suit every purse, The NQyKLTY COMPANY has all ready for your approval a. new line of Mother's Day cards. Don't neglect mother on her day when such beautiful messages may be had for such email sums. Have you seen the new Depatur wash, frocks yet to live for; but if you have been guest, then you'll agree with me it's a pleasant place to have a party.

And now that spring is actually hero you should select your flower seeds and bulbs and get them in the ground this very week. Ypu'll find everything you and the best the NEOSHO SEED GO. The, kiddles, mighty glad that it is "Sock are probably telling their mothers what lovely silk socks can be purchased at for 25 and 50 cents. Women's full fashioned silk hose, with pointed heels $1.00 per pair. A yellow taffeta frock with tight fitting bodice and bouffant ruffled skirt was very becoming to petite auburn-haired Dorothy McGraw as she appeared as Cora, the vivacious and troublesome young daughter in Tuesday night.

You'll understand why discriminating cooks trade at CENTER'S when you realize that CENTERS have built their store on the policy of good groceries, low prices, efficient service and prompt delivery. Your friends will be proud to receive your letters if you write on exquisite stationery. Eaton's, Crane and Pike, the best to be had, can be- bought at GUTHRIES CORNER a reasonable ORDER OP PUBLIOATIO JT Circuit Comt ot Sulvton- Conntyr Missouri, at February Term, 1929, March 7th. 1920. State of Missouri, County of Newton, ss.

Charles l.uiig, Augellne Lang, Plaln- tiffs. vs. John L. Xaulty W. Xaulty, William McQucstlou, M.

D. Purvlance, Martha Purviunce, J. B. Arbuthnot, Len- nle. M.

Arlmthnot, Howard A. Lwik, Wentworth Mining and Imporve- meiit Company, if living or if dead, the unknown heirs, consorts, devisees, donees, alienees or immediate mesne or remote, volunntary or Involuntary of John L. Naulty, Anna W. Naulty, William McQuestlon, M. Purvlance, Martha Purviunce, J.

Arbuthnot, Len nle Mi Arbuthugt, Howard A. Leak, Wentworth Mining and Improvement Company, Defendants, At dtt om plaintiffs herein M-! by Hamlln, Ilamllu and Hamlln, their attorneys and fllo their petition and affidavit alleging among other things that defendants arc not residents of the State of Missouri. Whereupon -It is ordered 'by the court that said defendants bo notified by publication that the plaintiffs have commenced a suit against them in this court, the object and general nature whereof Is to ascertain, determine all the right. title, interest and estate of the respective and to lots 168, 157, 161, 168. 105, 167, 109.

171 178 176. 177, all In Second Addition to the Town of Wentworth, Newton County, Missouri. tbe said plaintiffs and those under Wflom they claim claim to liavo been in possession adverse to every person whomsoever for mow than (en years before the filing of the petition, claiming title to said premises and during said time no other have claimed adversely to them, und that unless the said defendants bo and appear at this Court at the next term thereof, to be begun and nolUfW at the Court Houso In the City of Neonho, In said county, ou tho 1st Momliiy of June, nwtt, and on or before the third day of SUM term if said terin shall so long continue und If not then on or before the last day of said term to plead, answer or demur to tho Petition in said cause, the name will bo taken as confessed nnd Judgement will be rendered accordingly. And it is further ordered that a copy hereof lie published In "the Neosho Times. a newspaper published In said county of Newton, four successively, the last Insertion being at leant thirty days before the first day of the next term of sold Court, A (rue copy from tbe record.

CLAUDE B. frooK yaw tne new wepatur CLAUDE B. JUiAKBjUBY MAtfl ftpdi Con frocks oSuDB BLAKBLBY Kt copy by Wp A NOTICE Is hereby given that in accordance with the terms and conditions of said note and deed of trust, and the legal holder and owner of said note and deed of 'trust having declared the whole debt due as secured thereby, Grover "0. James, Trustee, at the request of the spid' legal holder and owner, will proceed to sell the above described real estate to highest bidder for cash at the front door of courthouse in the City of Neosho, Newton County, Missouri, (at the place where such sales are usually held) on Saturday, the 20th day of April, 1929, between the hours of 9:00 o'clock In the forenoon and 5 :00 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, for the purpose of executing said trust. Grover 0.

James, Trustee. (First Publication March 28, J929) ORDER OP PUBMOATION In the Circuit Court of Newton County, Missouri in vacation, April 10, 1929, to the June term. J. Nave, Plaintiff. quarter (SEK) of section cause, before, the under8jgn.ed CHerte-lffS the Circuit Court of Newton Connor, I spurl, vaoatioo, and file their verified under oath and affidavit attorney thereto authorized.

Wting other things that the defendants residents of State of cannot be served with tW of law in-this stale. Mary Williams, Pearl Clark, Lula Sours, Wesley Hutclilngs, Marlon A. Hutch- Inss, Anron Hutchlngs, D. L. Hutch- Ings, Mjtud Awbrey.

James P. Hutch- IIIKS, M. T. Rice, T. C.

Ilatler and the Bank of Neosho, Defendants. The Stato of Missouri, to Mary Williams, Pearl Clark, Lula Sours, and Wesley Hntchlngs, Greetings. Now on this day. comes the plaintiff In above entitled cause, by her attorneys Hubbert and Rice, before the un- tlornlgiKHl Clerk of tho Circuit Court of Newton County, Missouri, in. vacation, and files her petition and affidavit, stating among other things, that the defendants, Mary Williams, Pearl Clark, Lula Sours and Wesley Hutchlngu are non residents of the State of Missouri and cannot be served with the ordinary processes of law In this state.

It Is therefore ordered by said Clerk In vacation that publication be made notifying said defendants that suit has commenced ugaltiHt -them in the 'Circuit Court of Newton County, Missouri, the object and general nature of. which is to seek a decree In partition, and partition the following described lands In Newton County, Missouri, to-wlt: All the northeast quarter of southeast quarter and the southwest quarter of the sonthenst quarter, and all that part of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter described as follows; beginning 68 links west of the northeast corner of cald southeast quarter of the southeast quarter running thence south 51 degrees west poles, thence north to tho northwest corner of xald "thence' east 77 poles and 17 links to place of beginning, except one acre in southwest corner of the southwest quarter of east quarter conveyed to of Belfast cemetery; all In section 20 township runge 82, and containing 94 yi acres more or less. That unless you, the said defendants, be and appear at the next term of said court to commence and be holden at the courthouse- in Neogho of said county, on tho first Monday in June, and on or before the first day of said term answer or dcnmr to petition. tho samo will be! taken as confessed and judgement rendered accordingly. It further orderejil that, a copy hereof published at least once a week for four weeks successively, laat Josflr.

tlon to be at leart thirty -days" before the first day at leart of sftlrf term' tn 10 Neogho Tiroes, a newnpajfr published In said county nnd designated by na most likely to give notice to said and the south one half of the south-" east the north one half of the northeast quarter (NB.HJ of section nineteen (19) and the ndrthwest Quarter of the northwest quarter and the southwest quarter of tbe southwest quarter of section twenty (20) all in township twenty- six (20), range thirty three Newton County, Missouri. That the amended and supplemental petition filed on this date by plaintiffs in said alleges tbat there are certain persons interested or who assert some claim or interest, In, to or upon the subject matter "of said petition In said cause, whose names they conndt Insert because unknown to them but that the said unknown persons are the unknown heirs-at- law respectively of August Erbachor, deceased and of Victoria Krbacher, deceased of Anna Maier, deceased, and the unknown legal representatives, consorts, heirs- at-law and devisees of Augusta Devllle, deceased. That said amended and supplemental petition seta forth as full, correct and complete recital and descriptioa of the claims and interests of said Defendants, both known and unknown and how derived as the same are known to Plaintiffs. That all of said Defendants claim by descent from August Erbacher, deceased, their common ancestor who stood seized at his deaftk of tbe above described real estate. That said amended and supplemental petition sets forth the respective interests of said Plaintiffs nod Defendants therein and alleges that said real estate ctutnot.be divided in kind and pray the sawe may be sold under orders of this court and tbe proceeds of the sale, UBS the costs, divided among said respective co-toil- tint owners according to their respective interests therein as may be found and determined br the court.

It is therefore ordered by the ooiirt that all of said Defendants both known and unknown excepting Ernest Oilman, a resident Of Missouri, be notified that gald action In partition has been commenced and Is now pending against them In this court returnable to the regular June 1029 term of said court, to too held In the city of Neosho, Newton County, Missouri, beginning Monday, June 3rd, 1020, at which time and place said known and unknown Defendants are required and commanded Mo be and appear and or before the 3rd day of said term to answer, demur or otherwise plead to PlaliSfffc- said amended and supplemental petition, or tue allegations thereof will be taken and considered as confessed and judgement rendered according to the prayer thereof, The court doth declare that the death a former Plaintiff, i. e. Augusta vale, was suggested at the October 1028 term of said court In said matter and that said amended and supplemental petition Joins her alleged only heir-at-law, Buddy Devllle and his guardian and curatrlx (Mrs) Eddie M. Selby, together with the unknown legal representatives. consorts, helrn-at-luw and devisees of the said, Augusta Devllle, deceased as parties Defendant, and that unless good cause bo by them to the satisfaction of court otherwise, final Order of Continuance and 'Revival of wild 'cause against mid Defendants and each of tbaiu will be made and entered on record therein by the court, It is further ordered that a copy hereof be published in, the Times, a 'weekly 1 "WfJWv of general circulation, at Neosho for more than fjtye yjsaM lately prior hereto, nottfyWT alia and each of thenn both known un- A.

ZiAi.C..'' Ively, tSriMt TwwtM 7 by 'the affidavit of their attorney duly authorized, that they verily that there are persons, Interested who claim to be interested in the matter of this petition, to-wit, tna. and ownership of the cannot Insert herein because they are'i to them, and the- claims and therein of such nnknown persons, how derived, "so as known 'to truly described and, foJUows, to-wlt: that said ws claim some right, title or i in-, land by, through OF undi following i written instrumenta. ai public record, to-wit: a certaii corded in Book at page 830 deed records In the of floe of the Recorder of.V of-Deedr'within and for County I -A Newton and State of Missouri i a certain deed recorded la Book page 319 of said records; and plaintlffA verily believe that such unknown, and the defendants named herein, 1 1 or claim to derive their title, tnt El i or claims as consorts, heirs devisees, nees, alienees, or Immediate, meane voluntary or involuntary grant the persons named as grantees instruments, namely, George Brltt any one or moro of tha defends named herein. It is therefore ordered by said Clerk, vacation Unit publication be made, tying the said defendants, named described, known and unknown, that, Btt bits been commenced against them ftl each of them In the Circuit Court Newton County, Missouri, the object general nature of which is to ascei'' determine and decree all the rights, Interests, Hens and demands. of all the parties hereto and each of concerning or affecting the following crlbed real estate situated in Newi County, Missouri, to-wlt: A part northeast quarter of the southeast i ter of section twenty-four (24), ship twenty-flve (25), range tWrijr (82), bounded and described as beglnnl; at a point rods and nine links west of the half mile said section twenly-four (84) thence west eight and one-half, (8H) greoa south, J1k! roda and, ten.

east to wook street in Missouri; Ui puce of bejflnnlnjrt north to ascertain determine the respective jluterevto of parties In and to said real estate to, obtain a decree la this court 'perl the title to same in ptolntlftta barring and precluding the defefidftntt each of them from ever claJroioB: right or title in or to utd laud; imleas you, the said defeadanrt, named and described, be anF tha next regular term 'commence and be holden at the ooiirt in the City of Neonho, MewtoS Oi; Missouri, the first Mentfay (8; June, A. p. 1029, and on or first day of mid term to plaintiff 1 taken na confes rendered accordingly. It to further successlvi to ba ati.tea Mid a mere ope county and.