The Independent from Hawarden, Iowa • Page 9

Mrs. Homer Of Hudson Succumbs At The Age of 40 Mrs. Bailey Hornet, 40, of Hudson, died on Monday night of last i at the Hudson hospital Stron ter a long illness. crs Funeral services were held a the Congregational church at Hudson last Thursday afternoon, Tvith Rev. David Graham, the pastor, and Rev.

Hunter, super-1 intendent of the Free Methodist church in Sioux City, officiating, i Burial was in Grace Hill in Kawarden. She was a member of the Congregational church of Hudson and was a past president and past treasurer of the V. F. W. Auxiliary of Hudson.

She is survived by the widower; three children, Donald Lloyd, Beverloy Mae and Charles Richard; her mother. Mrs. Lulu of three broth- Floyd, Lloyd and Harry of Ilawaiden. and six tors, Mrs, Lauren Mann of Sioux City, Ray Bollock. i A dred Strong 1 and Mrs.

Wayne 4 of Hawarden, Mrs a i Don McManaman of Kiron, Towa, i Madeline Strong of San pit a i Calif. i ch of She was preceded in death bv a I hu i an SIOUX COUNTY COURT NEWS co iht i II, P. Mi of that he was able to salvage SJ83.CQ from the steer and demands $136.40 judgment for the Difference. The Spencer Adjustment Bur- oin filed a suit against Elmer Altona of Siom Center, demand- 1 judgment the sum of for lumber and cement. Mjld by Thompson Yards at This ace Hint sold by Thompson a i to the rn-r the prop- a minor.

-tt the time set for a hearing on the will. In the estate of Frank T. O' Meara, the administrators report the of about 160 aci es of land in Lyon county, belonging to the demlent, to Gernt Rozeboom for $27-ViO per ajj or a total of The -ale was a i by the court 'J he i of i i 11- i -M e-- a of I a i i J. was tho ornp The i tale v.a* a at aViut 'O'J 23 and of a icsi- TI Sioux Centei: cash in brink notes and niort- Peto i brother Arthur in 1917 and her Louise Stron- a daughter i a A oeks prcviously Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur of born Mav 4. 1911, at Hawarden. Her early life was spent on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ruby a farm near Alcester.

land daughter of Maiden. Iowa, She was married to Bailey M. were eek end jiuest- in the iiome Horner of Sioux City Sept. 2S, 1929. About 11 years ago the family moved to Hudson.

man to f-n- Ball oma of i fvo-ti. is ov.n S. bonds S2.052.75. tho to i troos to hi- cbildion of her pai ents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Shoemaker. Buy school supplies at Tilgner's. INSTANT ENGINE PROTECTION! a i a i Van Rot Kel. i he a i i hK i a abo'i p. m.

on 17, the defendant a di mic hi LV of Kuyper of jiUciid.aii wis of .00. alter i (uiw appoint ho proper iv of Centei, up( ''i Bond of i i i a i i a G. a i of rJon J. i auiuuii'i i poiLs UK- sale of ine The appt i Lowis DC pt i propi i ty. at aue- 111, KM ter as of the pn.p-1 tion, "or the of S-Oo 05.

The ut of Munden of Ila-' sale ua-, approved by Che court. i i nov. a natienc in the Raipi. Van Brink was ap- i a Hc-alt'i Institute at Cher- i of the estate of discharged of INDEPENDENT, Hawarden. IOWA Thursday, November 22, 1951 the court and he and estate closed The 41st i oport James it of Ma: of the estate of Euuaid li.

garet Barker, was approved by Peterson, deceased, late of Sioux the court. The trustee repot ts County. All persons indebted to renting the 40 i ielonrinir to said estate are requested to make this tiust to i for immediate payment; and those $300 for the coming year. having claims the same The final i of Gertrudo present them, duly authenti- Haitog, as truat(' of 3Iaiie to the undersigned for a Hart Mane Fiar- and file in the Office of th" the Clerk of the District Court Hawarden Independent With Which is Consolidated Hawarden Established 1880 A I A 1911 CLd i i v.i- of Sioux County, at City, 10 iu i oir iruaid'M 1 Iowa. continues as to ot'ncr minor MCMICR ship continues as to children The I appioMd the final leport of Jdhn T.

Snur, adminis- U'ator the estate of Smit. i i and cs- tate closed and 5 4 :5 released. Dated Nov. Virgil Peterson. Adminitiator.

Cor. Vande Attoiney. D. AYIERSMA. Clerk Distiict Couit.

gravel tiuck on a ioaa i of Maurice; that at the and place theic a 0- poiind stoer, owned by the plaintiff, walking aci the i oad, about 200 feet distant from him. Plaintiff fuither chac Van Roekel applied his brakes, but In reason of his excess speed, he alleges over 50 miles per houi, he could not contro 1 his truck, striking the steer and killing him. Plaintiff states that the of the steer was but Iowa. i a i Vanden Biink, late of The last will and testament of without oond. Saiah Veldboom, late of Orange Thf i final leport of John B.

City, was filed for probate. De-. executor of the estate of cember 17 at 10:00 a. m. the Giace Mouw, was approved by NOTICE OF MEXT OF A I I A NO.

6261 STATE OF IOWA, SIOUX COUNTY, ss. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been duly appointed by the District Court of Sioux County, Iowa, and has duly qualified as Administra- R. T. GEBBIE, Publisher TERMS: I Per year, in advance $3.00 Outside Sioux, Union. Lincoln 1 and Plymouth counties $4.00 Published each Thursday and en- I tered in the Hawarden, Iowa, post i office as second class matter.

CARD OF THE APPOINT-) I to take this oppoitunity; to thank all my friends and rela-1 lives for their prayers, Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Bakenian ffifts and visits while I was inUvill have as Thanksgiving: Day the Hawarden hospital. Especi-1 guests their daughter and hus- ally do I express my appreciation band, Mr.

and Mrs. Archie Rosto Dr. D. K. Haggar and Dr.

F. Null and to the nurses for their excellent care. Howard Johnson. enberjr of Hot S. and Mr.

Bakeman's sister and husband, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Stratton of Huron, S.

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