The Advocate from Lakin, Kansas • Page 5

KEARNY COUNTY ADVOCATE, LAKlK, KANSAS LEGAL -ADVERTISING. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. pnor.i oun conQESPonDEriTG. EUREKA. all the flowers that can be secured for the occasion.

By Order of The Post rst Published May 15, 1S14." SheriiTs Sale. 1 lathe District Court of the 32J Jadieial district, sitting in and for the county of Kearny and State of Kansas. The Maeksrille State Bank, a corporation. Plaintiff, ts B. II.

Malone and Hannah his wife. -Defendants. By Tirtue of an order of sale issued to me, oat of said District Court, ia the above entitled action. I will on Saturday, the 20th day of June, A. D.

1814. at 10 o'clock a. nu. of said day, at the frontdoor of the court house in tbe city of Lakin, ia the county of Kearny, in the State cf Kansas, offer at public sale, and sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash ia haiad, all the following described real estate to-wit. The south half (mtf of the north half (n4).

and all of the south half (H) of section fteen (15), in township twenty-three (23) south of range thirty-seven (37) west of the zth principal meridian, containing 430 acres, mora or less, lying and situate ia the county of Kearny, in the state of Kansas. The above described real estate is takes as the property of said defendants, and is direct, ed by said Order of Sale to be sold, and will be sold without appraisement to satisfy said order of sale. J. II. SHEEFY.

Sheriff of Kearny County, Kansas E.B. Thorpe, Attorney. First published May 12, 19ii. Sheriffs "Sale. In the District Court of the 32d Judicial District, sifting ia and for the County of Kearny in the State of Kansas.

J. H. Tanner, Plaintiff. ts. Ben.

F. Broyles. and Sadie Broyles. bis wife, E. M.

Hfthn and Minnetta Hoha, his wife, S. L. Hohn and Mrs. L. Hohn, his wife, W.

Knight and H. L. Knifht. his wife, O. H.

Elliott and Flora I Elliott, his wife, and C. Warf el and Mrs. C. Warfel, his wife. Defendants.

By Tirtue of an order of sal issued to me, out of said district court, in the a bo re entitled action. I will, on -v. WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of JUNE A. D. I9H at 10 o'clock a.

m. of said day, at the west front door of the court house in the city of Lakin. ia the county of Kearny, in the scat of Kansas, offer at public sale and sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash ia hand, all the oUowinjr described real estate, to-wit: TIm south half of section thirty-three (33) township twenty-four (24) ranee thirty-ceTea (37) west of th 6th P. 1L. lying and situate ia tbe county of Kearny ia the staae of Kansas.

The above described real estate is taken as the property of said defend on ts and is directed by said order of sale to be sold, and will be sold without appraisement, to satisfy said order of sale. J. H. SHEEFY. Sheriff of Kemrnv RrmntT.

Kmui A. B. Hetzer and Oscar L. Smith, Attorneys. First published May 22, 1914.

Sheriffs Sale. In the District Court of the 32d Judicial District, sitting in and for the county of Kearny in the state of Kansas. Johnathan M. Drake, Plaintiff. TS.

Lulu Shot well and Enos Shot well, husband and wife, defendants. By virtue of an order of sale issued to me out of said district coart, in the above entitled ac- ion. i win, on WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of JUXEjL 1814 at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day.

at the west front door of the court house in the city of Lakin, in tbe county of Kearny, in the state of Kansas, offer at public sale, and sell, to the highest and best bidder, for cah in hand, all the following described real estate, to-wit: The south-west quarter of section four (4) township twenty-three (23) range thirty-seven (37) west of the 6th P. lying and situate in the county of Kearny, in the state of Kansas. The above described real estate is taken as the property of said defendants, and is direct-ed qy said order of salo to be sold, and will be sold without appraisment, to satisfy said order of sals. J. H.

BHEEFY. Sheriff of Kearny County, Kansas. A. E. Hetzer, Attorney.

First Published May 15,.1914. Sheriff's Sale. In the District Court of the 32d judicial dis trict, sittingiin ana ior me county of Kearny, in the state of Kansas. A. L.

White, Plaintiff, vs N.J5. Keller and Katie Keller, his wife, and tucnara uiaricson. JJetendants. i as ii iup in bu uruer oi saie issnM tn mm out of said district court in tbe above entitled action, will, on baturdar. the SOth a TV rt a.

-v a. as luisi ciocK a. oi said day. at the front door of the court hmiM in city of Lakin, in the county of Kearny, in the stave oi nansas. oner at putmc sale, and sell mo iiiKusv auu oess oiaaer.

ior- easn in nana, au me iouowing aescribed real estate, to-wit: Lots one (1). two (2). and the Mt hnlf fu vi luo norm west Quarter inwl of Ker.tinn a. i thirty (SO) in towusbio twentv-fonr til mnth of ranee thirty-five (35) west of the. Kivt.h nnn.

cipal meridian, lying and situate in the county ui nesruj iue otave oi a.ansas. luu booti; uescriDeu real estate is taken as the property of said defendants, ard is directed by said order of sale to be sold, and will be sold without appraisement to satisfy said or- uer oi saie. J. H. SHEEFY, Sheriff of Kearny County.

Kansas. E. E. Thorpe. Attorney.

Are you figuring to have the best exhibit of cattle at the fair? G. F. JOHNStON, M. Gradoateof the celebrated Jefferson Medical College of Philanelphia. LOSAL SUH6E0M OF S.

R. Formerly President and Secretary of State Board of Medical Examiners. Member U. S. Board Pension Examiners.

OFFICE: STOKE BUILDING, MAIN STREET, LAKLN', KAJS. DR. G. C. W.

RICHARDS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 2fi Tears Practice fa. Kearny County, Office at residence, in the Neeley block. 'Phone calla answered daT or night. A. R.

HETZER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Practice ia State and Federal Court. County Attorney Kearny counts Office over Lakin tt Baalr THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. The Owl Cafe Garden City. Get your hogs ready for the fair.

WANTED Baby chicks, office Advocate FOUND: A Masonic pin. Prove property and pay for add at this office, The Owl Cafe will be glad to see you and treat you right at Garden City. FOR SALE, at Chapman's, eggs for hatching, hens for setting and mated pens. On -account of mumps the May been postponed; the prevalence of Day program has STRAYED: One steer, shoulder or. 10 on left hip.

ell, Deerfield, Kansas T. on left R. H. Bu- REMEMBER Men's Bible Class meeting, 2 p. Sunday, at Baptist church.

You are. cordially invited. The Commencement Exercises of Lakin Graded Schools will be held in tlie Presbyterian Church Friday evening May 29th at 7:30. PRIVATE SALE: All kinds of house hold goods and furniture. Call and investigate.

Prices to suit any ix'rson. At thd Mrs. Kearny Resi- a dence. The Hicrh School Commencement will be held in the Methodist Church Thursday eveninsr. May JSth at o- clock.

The address will be given by Rev. W. H. Moore of Garden City. SOCIALIST MEETING: All Socia lists of Kearny county are urged to be jresant at the meeting, June 6th in the 'Court house at 11.

o'clock A. M. There will be much business of im transact. Frank Mallori, BOARDING After fire years Mrs. Neely will again take up the work in her" boarding house where Mrs.

Kuhn has been giving meals-and also lodg ings, and invites you to come and try her cooking as she will have a fine cook and expects to give satisfac tion. Mrs. Neely; SANTA FE TRAIX. J. Harry -President of the Touring Information Bureau, of Kansas City was here Tuesday and talked to our people of the Bureau.

The purpose is to outline the Trail so that tourists can travel with out fear of getting lost or bothered as. to the way tj-t TImi Diimaii will itenn miidal v.ii conditions along the Trail as well as! I First publication May 15th. 1914. Sheriffs' Sale. In the district court of the Sd judicial dim.

trice, sitting in ana ior me county Kearny in the State of Kansas, M. Schaa-s, Platiff; John D. Stanley, Grace Stanley, his wife: B. Pierce, Mabel Pierce, bis wife; A. J.

W.Boas and Mrs. A. J. W. Boss, his wife, together with their unknown heirs and devisees, exec- ntors, crnstees ana assigns, le lend ants.

By virtue of an order of sale iasnd tn nut oat of said district court, ia tbe above entitled action. I wilL oa Saturday, the 20th da nf Jane, 1914 at 10:00 o'clock a. nupf said day at toe iron aoor oi me coart noase sn tne city ox liuun, too county oi in tne state ox at public sale, and sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash inland, all the following described real estate to-wit The north west quarter (nwli) of section ten (10). in towns bio twenty-one f21) snnth. of range thirty-seven (37), west of the sixth principal meridian, lying and situate in the county of Kearny in the State of Kansas.

'iue above described real estate ia taken as the property of said defendants, and is directed by said order of sale to be sold, and will be sold without appraisement, to satisfy said order of sale, J. H. SHEEFY, Sheriff of Kearny County, Kansas. E. E.

Thorpe, Attorney. First Publication May 15th, 1914. Sheriff's Sale. In the District Coart of the 32d judicial district, sitting in and for the County of Kearny in the State of Kansas. v.r- Balph W.

Beaty, plaintiff, Elliott A. Smith and Lena M. Smith, his wife; J. Day and Mrs. J.

M. Day, his wife; F. Travis and Mrs. F. O.

Travis, his wife, together with the unknown heirs, executors, administrators, trustees and assigns of each of them, and the unknown heirs, executors, devisees, administrators and a signs of John Larwell, deceased. Defendants. By virtue of an order of sale issued to me oat of said district court, in tbe above entitled action. I will, on Saturday, the 20th day of June, 1914, at 10:30 o'clock A. of said day at the front door of the coart house in the city of Lakin in the county of Kearny, in the State Kansas.offer at public sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, all the following described real estate, to-wit: The north east ne4) quarter of section nineteen (18) in township twenty-six (26) south, of range thirty-six (36) west of the sixth principal meridian, lying and situate in the county of Kearny in the State of Kansas.

The above described Teal estate is taken as the property of said defendant, and is directed by said arder of sale to be sold, and will be sold without appraisement, to satisfy said order of sale. J. H. SHEEFY, Sheriff of Kearny County, Kansas. -E.

B. Thorpe, Attorney. Name at Ainy I-Ioiar at NORTH STAR. Gladys Daniels is staving with her brothea Wayne and family. Farmers all busy putting in spring crops while the ground is in good condition.

Mr Russell Beaty has brought some of his horses ub to the Bergman place and expects to movethere with his family in the near future. Mesdames Carter and Stay ton went to Lakin Mondav. i 13 Mr Martin the second trick opera- tor has been moved, Mrs Bartlett and Esta May hill were here shopping Monday. Jess Pebley and Charlev Frost went to Lakin Saturdav eveninsr. James Smith was a Saturday guest of relatives and friends in Lakin.

Mrs Bertha Clack went through here Saturday on her way home from New Ulyssess. Mr McConnon is having trees and brush put alf mg the river to keep the bank from caving off along his place, 1 for the SOUTH SIDE. Ralph Paddock is working company. Dr. Roberts was driving on the southside Monday.

Every Martin is doing some repair work for the company. Art and Harry Wacker made a trip out in the hills Sunday. A. R.Greeson is sowing alfalfa seed for Tate Bros, this week. Mrs.

T. D. Workman spent Friday and Saturday with Mrs. Claude Stutz- Mrs. Hen wood.

Mrs. Moon and Clara Greeson called on Mrs. Jones Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Edith Feld-an, Ruth Henderson and Lola Stut- zman spent one night last week with Greesons.

V. P. Paddock got a taste of high life with a shovel in one hand, boots in the other and a lantern on his arm, but didn't have time to use-either. Farmers enjoyed the fine rains the past week and are quite busy with their spring crops, large acreage be ing sown to alfalfa; wheat looking fine, oats and barley looking good, wheat heading out. Some are plant ing maize and kafir while others are busy irrigating their alfalfa and other crops, plenty oi water anatne iarmers believe in making good use of.

It has been talked on the streets of Lakin that Rev. P. J. McCorry was not allowed to talk at Syracuse. From- the follewing, taken from the Syracuse Journal, it would appear that the street talk is not true.

Very few persons in this town will have any sympathy with the anonymous writer of the question that was placed in the box at the door of the hall last night and which the Catholic clergyman, Rev. P. J. McCorry read from the stage as a sample "'of some of the other questions that were placed in that box. The question was extremely insulting to the priest and it is not to be wondered at that- after finding such questions in the box that Rev.

McCorry should ignore the questions that were submitted with a. desire -for real information. Rev. McCorry lecture on "Thh American 'Home" was sublimely beautiful and full of practical philosophy, and the large audience was held spellbound by the 'preacher's eloquence. His chapel car, St.

Peter, was on the track here Thursday afternoon and evening and was visited by many persons. DECORATION DAY. Saturday, May 30th, brings us to the day when hearts are stirred with remembrances of our soldier dead and preparations aremade to strew flowers over the little green mounds where sleeps the nation's heros. It is a day of patriotism and a time to meditate upon the blessings we enjoy from their noble sacrifice and to inculcate loyal ty fand patriotism in the minds and hearts of the rising generation- To that end Lakin Post No. 354, G.

A R. invites the hearty cooperation of all old soldiers, sons of veterans and I Spanish-American soldiers, "citizens and school chUdren to -join them on that day in the service of comcmo rat ing the great events for which so many gave their, lives. The procession will start from the post office block at 10 a. lead by the PosL Private Citizens With autOS and ve hides are reouesipd to fnmish trans. i portaiion for old soldiers and citizens unable to march.

Members of the Post and others are requested to brln Henrj Kuhlman was a Leoti visitor Miss Mary Reverts went to Salina to visit with her sirter Tena. Pearl Tuttle and family were guests at Henry Kuhlman's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Kuhlman were guests at Mr. Weidmer's, Edgar Roberts and family have moved onto the Samuel Propp place. Mr. Richard Breitkritz and wife were Sunday guests of August Kuhl man. Mr.

Bloedorn and sons Willie and spent Sunday at Chas. Kuhl- Erich man s. Rev. Williams preached a very in teresting sermon at the M. E.

church Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Kuhlman, Mary Mar- quardt Mrs. Pearl Tuttle and children visited with Mrs.

August Kuhlman last Tuesday. FLORENCE. Another good shower Monday night. Cattle fattening fast on the grass. Western Kansas is getting to be a very wet climate.

A Garrison was a caller at Chas. Stewards last week. We are srlad to report the Kursz boy's improving at this time. Enos Cheeseman and sister were visiting Ray Cheeseman Sunday. Last week was a little cold for gard ens but watch what a few day of sun shine will do.

Last week was a good one to get plants out and our neighbors seemed to all get busy. Mr and Mrs Glenn, Mr and Mrs Steward tand children and the Craig familv were guests at Wrights last Sunday. Several of the men are breaking young horses and mules out this way geting ready to handle the big crop this fall. Mrs Eva Watson and two children, who are eoiner accross country from Hardtner Kansas to Col. in an auto made a fewdays visit with her aunt and uncle Mr Glenn and wife.

HARTLAND. Weather still rainy. Grandpa Stayton is still quite poor ly. I Earl Stout spent Sunday with home folks. Raymond Williams is back from Dodge City.

Mrs Glen and family spent Sunday with home folks. Ezra Lyon and family spent Sun day with Mrs Tebo. Mrs Grace Carter spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Maggie Stayton. Cecil Stayton went to Garden City Monday to spend a few days with friends. Burke Elwood and from the San Laura Maine came in Louis Valley Sunday.

Harry McConnon and Ivy Spencer took in the show at Lakin Saturdav evening. M.Sullingerf daughter Golda and Mrs Mendenhall were Lakin shoppers fwe welcome them. Mrs Harry Ferrell and her mother Mrs Smith and Mrs Wm Thompson were shopping in Hartland Saturday. There will be a Childrens Pro gram and basket dinner at the church in Hartland; June 7th. Everyone IS! cordially invited to attend.

NUMBER 17. Weather cold and cloudy. Leo Henderson visited home folks! last Sunday. r. August Glasier spent Sunday with Lei and Waechter.

Aubry Wilkinson was a Lakin visi tor last John Kash and George Mabary were Lakin visitors last Tuesday. M. M. Henderson and children spent Tuesday vening at John Kash- I I Mr' Delia Chas. 'Spencer and children, LUiott and brothers, Ruth Henderson and brothers.

Edna. Edith, and Frank Feldnian SDent Sundar evening with Emil Barden and ami- I lr. LOCAL AND OTHERWISE, Orla Hefner shipped a car of broom corn to Iwa his vwaek. Ch as. Griff cth was over from Holly Monday looking for printing work.

i. lieaiy came in juonaay ana moved his various subscriptions up a year. Air. Aienca, at one time a resident of Menno came in from Melford Neb. Mondav for a short visit with old ar- jW comrades.

Mrs. Martha Day came in from Ko- koka Mo. Thursday for a visit at the aiLer DSlieT nome on east waxer- man avenue. This is western Kansas and she is well pleased with thecoun- tr M. P.

Boyar of Plattsburg Coldra-do came Saturday with his family and negotiated for the Advocate a day or so and is now looking the situation o- ver with the view of putting in a brand new paper for Lakin. Company C. of 2nd. regiment K. N.

G. is called for muster about June 4th and a vote will be taken by company, an our ftftks TOte to go they will enter the Mexican service. F. L. Burns will be one of them and he says he will certainly vote to go.

LEGAL ADVERTISING. First Publication May 22nd, 1914. Publication Notice. In Justice Court, before D. McCristal, a Jnstice of the Peace of Lakin Township, Kearny County, Kansas.

D. E. Myers, Plaintiff. vs. W.

McCormick, Defendant. You are hereby notified that you have been sued in the above entitled court in the above entitled action for the sam of $163.38 that on the 23rd day of Aoril. 1914, an order of attach ment was issued against your goods, chattels and persoeal property by the above named justice in the above entitled action for the sum of and costs of the action and that said cause will be heard in said court on the 16th day of Jnne, 1S14; that judgment will be rendered against you and the property taken under such order attachment will be ordered sold in payment thereof. D. A.

McCRlS TAL, t. telavf-n. Justice of the Peace. Attorney First Publication May 22nd, 1914. Publication Notice.

In Justice Court before D. A. McCristal. a Jnstice of the Peace of Lakin Township, Kearny Con oty. Kansas.

Geo, li; Tote, Plaintiif. vs. W. B. McCcrmick, Defendant.

lou are bere by notified that tou have been sued in the above entitled court in the above entitled action for tbe sum of that on the 24th day of April, 1814, an order of attach ment was issued against your goods, chatel? and personal property by the above named justice in the above entitled action for tbe sum of $22.00 and costs of the action and that said cause will be heard in said court" on the 16th day of June. 1914; that judgment will be rendered apainst you and the property taken under such order of attachment will be ordered sold in payment thereof. D. A. McCfilSTAL.

E.B.Thorpe, Justice of the Peace. Attorney." First Publication May 22nd, 1914 Publication Notice. In Justice Court before D. A. McCristal, a Jus tice of the Peace of Lakin Township.

Kearny County Kansas. Wm. Strain. Plaintiff. vs.

W. B. McCormick, Defendant. lou are hereby notified that ron have been soed'in the above entitled court in the above en- titled action for the sum of sl34.7s that on the 24th day of April, 1914, an order of attachment was issued upon your goods, chatels and oer- sonat property by tbe above named justice in the above entitled action for the stun of $134.78 and costs of the action and that said cause will be beard in said court on the 16th day of June, mat judgment will be ranaered airamst yon and the property taken under such order of attachment will be ordered sold in payment chereof. D.

A. McCKISXAL. E. B. Thorpe, Justice of the Peace.

1 First Publication May 22nd, 1914. Publication Notice. In Justice Court before D. A. McCristal a Justice of tbo Peace for Lakin Township, Kearny county, H.

S. Darr, Plaintiff. VS. W. B.

McCormick, Defendant. You are hereby notified that yon have been sued in the above entitled court in the above entitled action for the sum of that on me zna aay oi April. 114. an order of attach ment was issue against your roods, chatels and personal property by the above named justice in the above entitled action for the sum of lOO.W) and costs of the action and that said causfr will be beard in said court on the 16th aayot June, 1914; that judgment will be ren dered agxinst you and the property taken under such order of attachment will be ordered sold ia payment thereof. D.

A. McCfiloTAL, A. K- Hetzer, Justice'of the Peace. First Publication May 22nd, 1814, PubHcation Notice. In Jnstice Court before D.

A. McCristal, a Justice of the Peace of Lakin, Township, Kearny County, Kansas. Kearny County Back. Plaintiff, W. B.

McCormick, Defendant. i Yoa are hereby notified that yon have been in above entitled court in the above entitled action for the sum of $250.00: that on the 24th day of ApriL 1914, an order of attach ment was issued against your goods chatels and personal property by the above named jnstice in the above entitled action for the sam of 33.M and costs of the action and that said cause will be heard in said court on the 16th day of Jane that judgment will be rendered against you and the property taken under such order of attachment will be ordered soli in paynient thereof I D.Jk. MeCBlSTAL, E. E. Thorpe.

Justice of the Peace. Attorney. First Publication May 22nd, 1914. Publication Notice. Injustice Court before D.

A. a Justice of the Peace of Lakin Township. Kearny County, Kansas. Hart, Thorp a Corporation Plaintiffs. vs.

W. B. McCormick, Defendant. Too are hereby notified that yon have been sued in the above entitled court in the above entitled action for the snrn of SilTa- 1 the 24th day of April. 1214.

an order of attach-I was issued upon your goods, chatels and 1 personal property by th above 'named justice 1 and costs of the action and that said cause will rf Jpne lou mcniffist viu fMMinni nntct 1 prortftT uken nnder such order w.tjt am "a Uft thereof- D. A. McCKISTAL. yroeat I'AL. Attorney.

ostice of the Pearee, Write your item of news -in this space below and mail or hand into the Advocate Office by Tuesday evening next Efetel. ..914. a comprehensive write up of the towns, are glad the new station Agent Lakin and Kearny County will haveha.s a family. to come among us and Come Inn Mkd Gol J. E.

ShixiMe. G)nfectionary. their share. The Board of Countv Commissihners lend a helping -Tiand and the retuns will be good compen sation for the sum expended, Little Children 4Suffer from torturing eruptions that can be cooled arid, healed by, the of Dry Zensal if the skin is crusty and scaly, of Moist Zensal if there is a watery eruption." Ask the Lakin Drug Store about it 6-15 I Firt PubllcaOioo May Cad; 1814. Notice for'PublicationIseia- ted Public Land Sale.

Deuartment of the Interior. TJalted States Land Ofike, Dod City. Knasaa "r-v May 16th, 1814.. Notice i hereby riven that, as directed by the coram iSM on of the raner! land 11 owMti iiuBUKBfcMi appucaiuxi or nenry uusmi, wo will ViiCr public sale, to toe highest bidder, but at not less than per cre, at 10 o'clock A. Mon vm ur uui uuioe, tae iouoviidk tract-oflaad: bwHuii sec 1, tp2is.r.

33 w. Any person claiming' adversely theabor. tract land: bw ne sec itp.2as..T. 5a una are aavwed to Cle their claims. or Kot raTiandT fi J.K.iilLLIG.N.Uecaiver.

liegLiter. THE CODER Our Regular Iileals are Vcrth the Money. Short Orders to suit you. Corns in and see us. REAL -ESTATE, AB5MCT ADD, 1IS0MCS.

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