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PAGE 8 THE MARYS VI LLE ADVOCATE, THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1946 HERE'S SITE OF TIIE RODEO NEAR IRVING Lot 11, block 19, Marysville Proper $1.00. Frank A. Thels and wife, to Ralph Griffce, 9 ncres In northwest '4 northeast -30-5-7, $350.00. Nellie May (Speak) Adnmson and wife (rs) Lots 8, 9, 10, block 23, Axtell, $1.00. W.

J. Gregg and wife, to Robert Osborn and wife, Part of block 27, Frankfort, $720.00. Robert Osborn and wife, to First National Bank Frankfort, Part of block 27, Frankfort, $650.00. H. Guy Totten, et al Vlckery Crisp and wife (rs) East Vi northeast Vi (subject to reservations In Book 245 Page 166), $4,350.00.

Caroline Hough, to A. D. Rombeck and wife (rs) South 4 southwest and south Vs southeast U-34-33-7. $2,720.00. Max L.

Hall and wife, to Clarence Roever and wife (is) Lots 7 and 8, block 45, Palmetto. $1.00. Lillian Jenne and husband, to Mabel E. Winn and husband (rs) Lot 3, block 11, Joseph's addition to Summcrfield, $375 00. N.

-M. Thompson and wife, to Oscar J. Brauchl Lots 4 and 8, block 107, Palmetto, $1.00. Lloyd N. Darner and wife, to Carol M.

Tobln, North of lots 1 and 2. block Yaussl addition, Marysville, $1.00. J. H. Krug.

to Vernon R. Dam-mann, Lots 18. 19, 29, 21. 22, block 4, Parsons addition, Marysville, $1.00. William I.

Baumnn, to Clarence W. Stephenson and wife (rs), Lot 3, block 96, Palmetto, $1.00. Catherine 7,. Baumnn et nl, to Clarence W. Stephenson nnd wife, Lot 33, block 96, Palmetto.

$1.00. POSTPONED The Silver Jubilee celebration planned by Marysville country club for July 4 lias been postponed until a later' date, Harold Howell, president, said this week. Although th" original celebration lias been called oil, a golf tourney, bingo games, a dance and a potluck dinner wi 1 mark the July 4 holiday at the ch'b, lie said M-M-M-M' n. I in PUBLIC FORUM 1 The Marysville Advocate Marysville, Kansas Dear Elrs: We thank you very much for tho nice editorial which appeared In your paper May 30, IMG, entitled "Thank You For 77." It Is worthwhile lor us to put In the time we do on highway matters when we receive, line public appreciation. We want you to know that the editorial prompts us to work harder fur loads Jn Kansas.

It in true that thl road has heen Under consideration (or a lni.ij time, and beeause of tiie lack of sutfl-clenl, fuii'i to do work we need to do, your mid hud to wait lor lmprovem -ids iti'il tilt re Was i' lei.ds on ieu.d. It. was a loot; wait, but worth it, and we are h.ippv v. nit v.u yon VvUl liave a 'in i' hl'jhtt'-y norli, to the state hue. Yoiu very truiv, I).

,1. Fair Ii rector of Highways 'A Henry J. Schell nnd wife, to John J. Schell and wife, (rs) South 44 feet and lots 5 nnd 6, block 41, Palmetto, $1.00. Jake Carpenter and wife, to William F.

Proctor, Lots 1 to 12 inclusive, block 15, It 7, block 14, Palmetto, $1.00. Jack Leon Kane and wife, to Norman ami Irene Johannes (rs), uldition, Marysville, $1.00. (' Acivoritte Ill the foiccround is seen the area where Jerry Hall, of the ISluc Valley Ranch, will stage a rodeo late this month. The picture was taken as the first structures were being built to house the wild horses and cattle to be used in the event which Is expected to nllraet at least 20,000 persons. and cast 'j -2-3-8, $10,400.00.

Gertrude H. Gil.son, et al, Lot 60, Chestnut Blue Rapids, $1.00. Alvin Aoolph Johnson and wife, to Adolph Johnson Lot 11 nnd north 1 leet lot 13, public square, Blue Rapids, $1.10 Andrew Halm and wife, to Clar ence R. Frecby and wife (rsi, Soutlu S3 feet lots 5 and 6. block 12, Palmetto.

Marysville, $1.00 Mrs. Rosa Halm, et al, to Clarence R. Freeby and wife, Lots 3 and 4 block 12, Palmetto. Marysville, $1.00 Lowell Dene Jenkins nnd wife, to Joe Hoffman and wife (rs) Lots 1 and 2, block 64, Palmetto, Marysville, $1.00 Bertha Flin, et nl. to Don Twid-well, 39.74 acres in south Vi northwest nnd south Vz northwest U-31-3-9, $1.00 Lizzie Binder Zimmerman nnd husband, to Oscar J.

Brauchl nnd wife, Lots 7 and 8. block 52, Pal-meeto, Marysville, $1 00. Elmer J. Ellis and wife, to R. E.

Gunn and wife, Lots 142 and 144, Main street, Blue Rapids. $1,003.00. Lester Terry and wife, to Cecil D. Hazlett nnd wife. Lot 16.

block 63. Frankfort, $10.00. Charles R. Reed and wife, to City of Frankfort, West lot Reust sub division block 5. Frankfort.

$100.00. M. Gregg and wife, to E. M. Gregg and Frances A.

Gregg, (rs), Lot 3, block 87, Frankfort, less cast 10 feet of south 50 feet (except), $1.00. Frank Powell nnd wife, to Herbert D. Blakeway, South lot. 22. block 13, Summcrfield, $1.00.

John W. Butler nnd wife, to Alma Carpenter, Lot 1, nnd cast 2 feet, lot 2, block 52, Palmetto, $1.00. Francis Hill, Lot 4, block 5, EEECHUCAL AND REFRIGERATION SERVICE House Wirinjj, Washing Machine Repairs, AU General Electric Work PHONE 1CD Night Phone 39A ITome Andrews Electric Shop "AKT AND BOYD" Center After the Games See Us At The PARKMOR jneY'iuc YOU wiu you bk Yovr car sbouM I 1 a i bumper to Irnnpor v.n.t iv. ere yro jolcnt t'J thliisi wc he bucu viu. t-! Is.v our no Why not vo F.

R. E. Hameman, Lincoln, Binnie J. Fltzsimmons, Lincoln, Kenneth M. fichmailzl, Lincoln, Patricia M.

Mentgen, Lincoln, Alfred W. Bookwalter, Lincoln, Dorothy J. Anderson, Lincoln, Benjamin Tomasello, Omaha, Betty Kwotek, Omaha, '-iCotcr Larsi Broken Bow, Vivian M. Leymaster, Bcrwyn, Wm. J.

McMurray, Marysville, Janice Hunt, Blue Rapids, CliPord W. Welch, Omaha. Mary Jane Minor, Omaha, keei nun-: DOWN what la.opi of to prices on food, HI ores jiledges tile consumer 1 1 1 1 1, it. will continue its policies of keeping food piiecs us iow as 'legible," Frank Omaha division manager oi the chain, said in a statement yi -lerd iv. LASI'IE DISCHARGED i is W.

Giila pie, 1 Heattle, 1 anions; those cii clanged from! service at the Great Lakes 20. was the 1 June REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Quit Claim Derd Gladys Craven, to Anna Nestor. South 'j lot 22, 18, Summer-field, $1.00. T. W.

Craig nnd wife, to Donald Kloppenberg, Lot 83, Lincoln street. Blue Rapids, $100. A. D. Rombeck nnd wife, to Gladys S.

Eddy, North Vi southeast and west (, northeast i -34-3-7, $1.00. Gladys S. Eddy, to A. D. Rombeck and wife (rsi, North southeast nnd west 'i northeast -34-5-7, James Wesley Dafford, et nl, to Emil Blaser, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 10, 11, 12, block 1 10.

Marysville Proper $1.00. H. A. Hohn and Chris Langlitz, to Emil Blaser, Any interest lots 1, 2, 3. 4, 10, 11, 12, block 116, Marysville Proper, $1.00.

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I). Stosa June 30 Only 175 days until Christmas. Better do your shopping early, for by that time there won't be anything to buy. There will be one strike right alter another this winter. J.

K. O'Nell, who acompanled a truck load of horses to Kansas City, Mo last week, has slowed down a i little UlLs week. When he In to Kansas City Monday with a semitrailer of horses there were 1.H00 ahead of him. They told him he could ito home and plow corn for a i few days until they to ids "lent. lilll Bauer is the first In our neighborhood to pet his oats cut and shocked.

lie imr lied June 23. Itoy I'lin cut rye for C. O. Coiston Monday and cut oats for Guy Willi- am Tue, day. I John Frosthoff and Charles Bark-low were counly seat i Lenord Jiiley pureliused a tractor Monday.

Joe Thorn cut i rain li-r I'l'sneis Tot ten Tuesday, i Mr. and Mrs. Hoy F'oyd end find Mrs. 1). went to Frank- fort Monday evening where the men attended the community sale and the ladies the Itebeccali lodge meet- lnR Cilierm.iii i.s the fastest plain shoekor in Marshall county, fihaikey grain for Dan nnd John Chillier this week and when the last bundle dropped from the bundle currier, grabbed It nnd had it In the shock Lenord Riley purchased the old Wolf lurm Tuesday.

His father, William Riley has heen farming it ofr the last 10 years. C. C. Gaston was a Frankfort visitor Monday evening. Billy Martin had one of his best work horses cut up In the wire Monday.

Nate Everson, a candidate for county treasurer, was out Monday calling on the voters In our neighborhood. Sam Bighnm L- the new night watchman at the Wilson Produce TO OUR wm Warranty Deed W. J. Stewart and wife, to George E. Gano and wife (rs), Lot blocK 54 Frankrfort, $1.00 Alfred Johnson to Anthony Johnson (agent for w.

Southeast H-33-1-8, $5,000.00. B. Frank McElroy and wife, to Bert Gaston and wife, Tract In southwest corner of block 57, Frankfort, $850.00. Vaughn Wayne Hodges nnd wife, to Kenneth Coulter. Lot 11 block 12, Vermillion, $1,000.00.

Sirencss J. Sharpe and wife, to Audley G. Thompson, Lots 12 to 22 inclusive, block Lots 5 to 15, In block 8. South Park addition to Axtell $1.00. Audley a.

Thompson, to Sirencss J. Sharpe and wile (rs) (same description as above.) $1.00. Federal Land Bank Wichita, to Joseph Kramer. North 'i northeast 'c- 2(1-5-10- (except '1 minerals) $4,000.00. Lora Ens to Charles P.

Gilles pie, Lots 11- in, 17, 18, Masscy street, L'lue Rapids, $1.00. Lora Ensign, widow, to Harry S. Youngbcrg nnd wife (rsi Lot 10, 'less east 17 feet and 9 Inches) block 3. Waterville, $100. Myrtle Smith and husband, to Dominic F.

Schell nnd wife (is) Lot, 4, block 5, addition, Marys-i ville, $1.00. J. P. Murray and wife, to Helen May Hays et al to Lolnnle E. Reed land wife (rs), Lot 8G Genesee street Blue Rapids, $1.00.

THE KEXALL DRUG STOKES TRIANGLE Pool And Billiards Anytime Beer Most of the time FARMERS' HOME plant In Heattle. We had a rain Monday night. lioy Floyd and family were Manhattan visitors Sunday. II. Durrel and son of Conners-ville, are out looking after their farm interests this week.

They own the farm occupied by Winton Brooks and II. Casclring. MARRIAGE LICENSES following- licenses have been Issued P. It. Pullcine to the Francis L.

Brown, Marysville, 24 Josephine Bremen, 23 Richard Keller, Valley, 20 Ziriner, Yutan, 1(1 O. W. Hendricks, Minneapolis, M.33 Mai lie M. HeiHlrk Gi.bert Yungeberg argaret Jenkins, i. wuiviuvp M.

G. Akeley, M. Blue Rapids, Blue K.iplds, Frankfort, Frankfort, Louis 1). Fine-line Kenneth L. Dclorcs Wc rtters, Lincoln, Neb ider Lincoln, Roberts, Manhattan, ber, Manhattan, Donald K.

Beatrice, Billy Irene Reedy, Beatrice, James K. Harris, Beaumont. Ann L. Harms, Lincoln, F.mil Znnia, Gresham, Jeanne Utica, Glen Hrdliea, Beatrice, Jaccruulyn Spiker, Beatrice, Wm. Hansen, Council Bluffs, Martha Dalton, Inglewood, Eugene A.

Vlnckel, Lincoln, 31 Lorniv Billiard, Ogallala, 30 Karl O. Kubik, Home City, D. M. McCabe, Wahpeton, N. Gilbert W.

Boettcher, Hanover, Donna Maxlne Nelson, Waterville, Wm. If McMahon, Omaha, Jean E. Warner, Council Bluffs, 25 John H. George, Lincoln, Neb, 21 Mary E. Hall, Lincoln, 20 Cycril J.

Barker, Falrbury, 24 Mary Ann Arnnlngham, Falrbury, 18 Owen W. Sehioen, Lincoln, 38 Wilnia II. Olson, Lincoln, 27 A il A EASTERN TR m- iB-ii jis mf II spruce is v. iNrtjiM. This, yea, i to'it fcivoritc' -pot out the- iTnips and tiov.

trir Ine, one- we US Root For The Home Team Why Not? KANSAS POWER LIGHT CO. After the Game You'll Want One of Our Delicious Sodas Malts or Sundaes You're Always Welcome at the BUSY CORNER For The Finest In Foods Eat With Us PACIFIC COFFEE SHOP Good Luck Sluggers KINSLEY MORTUARY BACK THE SLUGGERS! ATTEND ALL BAN JOHNSON GAMES HOME GAMES July 4 Junction City at Marysville July 12 Manhattan at Marysville July 14 Abilene at Marysville July 17 Concordia at Marysville GAMES AWAY FROM HOME July 7 Marysville at Beloit July 9 Marysville at Abilene July 15 Marysville at Manhattan July 19 Marysville at Concordia A I LVVAYS VACATION city niqlit-life, seashores, mountains, lakes, resort-hotels everything you can think of for a fun-packed vacation the Ease lias them all! ri.m to spend your vacation back east this year. See your friendly Santa Fe Traihvays bus agent today and let him help you plan your trip by Santa Fc Trailways bus. It's the modern way to see more for less! Attend the Ban Johnson Games and Buy Your Electrical Goods from Us. Eat With Us Where The B-J Boys Eat AL'S CAFE I Pacific Hotel ANDREWS ELECTRIC SHOP Phone 212 700 Broadway Mtmtff b'altoi Tnilu tyj BJ 5j.