Warrenton Banner from Warrenton, Missouri • Page 7

Friday. March 8, 1833 THS WARRENTON BANNER. WARRKNTON, MISSOURI Fajre sever their employees or for labor must Whereas, Walter Shelton and Ella F. Shelton. kla wife, of the County of Warreaaad 8tate of Miaaourt, by their iW.I'3;it)Jll IKsXa mmm usq dcuhhfcsfcJ' wj ji-jy Save Using KC AaiiiAi 25 ounces for 25 You Save In Buying You MSVafltlOQ(llDBEp mis paper Aim ADJOINING COUNTIES St Gouty Warren May, part owner of taxi-; cab company at St' Charles, was forced Monday of last week by two men who entered his automobile on Main Street in St Charles to drive to a snack near -Labadie, Franklin County, where he was left bound with wire.

The men left with the car, but before they got out of sight, ran into a mudhole and had. to abandon the car. May soon freed himself and notified the sheriff at-Union and the Highway Patrol office at Kirkwood. The men, who gave their names as Harold Dilly and Fred Waldmann, were captured in the woods near Labadie. and are held in the Franklin County jail.

Charles of kidnaping and larceny will be filed against both. Dilley is out on 11,000 bond, for al- leged connection with a payroll rob-. bery of the St Louis Casket Com? pany. The stock of the Hub Clothing Company at St Charles was sold at a bankruptcy sale to E. Goldman ol St Louis for 12775 Charles Shapiro, former proprietor, has an-' nounced that he intends reopening the store in the near future, Former Senator George H.

Wil- liams is transforming the former R. Matson farm, near Defiance, into a most attractive modern country estate. Modern features within and without are added to the roomy old colonial home, and when carpenters and landscape artists have cqpiplet-, ed their work, it will be one of the beauty spots of St Charles County. Mrs. C.

Mohlenkamp of St Charles observed hep- ninety-fourth birthday anniversary February 19. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pallardy of St Charles were married fifty-four years February 17. One of the oldest business firms of Wentzville went out of existence February 16, with the sale of the remaining Btock of Schierbaum's Hardware Store by Mrs.

Mollie Schierbaum to J. N. Brown of St Louis, who will move it to the city, The business, which comprised the hardware store, a garage and black-- smith shop, was organized by Fritz Schierbaum in 1876. Rev. and Mrs.

Egon Schieler of Athens, are now occupying the Evangelical parsonage at Cappeln. Married: Blain Song of Prescott, and Miss Viola Zerr of bt Peters; Eldon Osthoff of Augusta and Miss Helen Engelage of Mat-son. Deaths: Mrs. John W. Perkinson of West James Hiatt, 28, Miss Anna Kansteiner, 74, both of St Charles; Patrick Bryan, 88, of Dardenne.

Kontgomery Oomty Col. E. L. Allen, who has been an auctioneer in Montgomery County for 30 years, announced last week that lie will cry no more sales. Mrs.

H. H. Davault of New Florence, who underwent a major operation in a St Louis hospital, is recovering. The Wm. Metcalf home in Montgomery City and most of the furni ture were destroyed by fire.

Mr. Metcalf carried 12100 insurance. Montgomery City has bought a tractor for use in grading the streets, sprinkling, etc. Frank Bufka and Howard Elliott, both of High Hill, are in St Louis hospitals recovering from appendi citis operations. Both7 are doing welt The Wellsville Community Hall was badly damaged by fire Sunday night, February 19.

The fire origi nated in the basement, and the -stage and scenery above were de stroyed. The remainder of the in terior of the building was damaged by smoke and water. Several holes were burned in the rear part of the roof. There was insurance. Dr.

Charles H. Brott, superintendent of the Central Wesleyan Or- A phan Home at Warrenton, occupied the pulpit of the Wellsville Metho dist Church Sunday morning, reb- ruary 19. Wm. Hakelroth has his residence property on Hudson Street, near Reed Park, Wellsville, to E. L.

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State of Missouri, ex rel, Stat Highway Commission, EDWARD ROEHRIG, Mary Roehrlg; LENA BERG, Fred Berg, a non eorapua mentis; JOHN 8. KUENZEL, Anna M. Kuensel. Alois A. Kuensel, Anna Kuensel.

Francis Kuensel, sometimes known as Sister M. Rosalinda. Bernardine Kueniel sometimes known as Sister M. Cunl- rnda. Anthony R.

Kuvnsel. William Kuensel, sometimes known as Brother Bernardine Kueniel R. F. Kotsrean, trustee, E. Moeller; The unknown note-holders or beneflcla- rrea uifur wraj wi irusi 1 rum jvttiM 8.

KUENZEL and ANNA M. KUENZEL to R. F. KOTSREAN, trustee for E. MOELLER, as recorded in Book 40 at Page 46lfof the Deed of Trust Rec- fAi.k...

as-: i. viva vi nirr-H-wuuuty, Jnibwouri; Tb unknown eoiiaorta, hetrs. devisees. or remote, voluntary or involuntary grantees of WiULIAM F. KUENZEl 1 imi nnai wa.

vuitiintiiiQ avJaMli ZEL, sometimes known as Sister CUNIGUNDA, or of ANTHONY If TTETMTTO. Mfif UTTr.T.lAU 1 I TP-XT ZEL, sometimes known as Brother tUUKIMAKUlMSi A.UJU&blA Or Of G. Moeller. Defendants. nM Hla la Amv nf UbK 1bQ4 cornea the Plaintiff by attorney, and pre- Befits i iv vvuti ui narren County.

Missouri. Its verified petition filed herein, which states among other thlnga that there are persons whose names and reaidence are unknown but who derive or claim to derive their title or claims as the note-holders or JOHN a KUENZEL and ANNA M. iMinvTMnf a AfMo ti i kr ivr AUk savw aw-f stcvui-s iiufja unvtru November 9. 1933. aggregating 95428.00 Dollars and made by aaid JOHN a KUENZEL and ANNA M.

KUENZEL, as recorded in Book CO at Page 660 of the Deed of Truat Records of Warren County, Missouri. Plaintiff further states that BERNA-DINE KUENZEL sometimes known as Sister M. CUNIGUNDA. ANTHONY R. ItrVCI EID a auAiiM xev- AA ZEL, sometimes known as Brother BER- flAUlniiaUKnwu oo not resiae wiin-ln the State and are non-residents of the State and cannot be served in this State In the manner prescribed for the ordinary service of process.

Plaintiff further states that the residence of defendant E. MOELLER is un- Uhawm mA Vi. ha a Pnncwi U'H him self so that the ordinary process of law cannoi oe s-jrvvu yvn imu. Plaintiff further states that there are (-2IBUIIB wiivbw lHo unknown but that they derive or claim to derive tneir line or cimms wu-sorts, heirs, devisees, donees, alivnees, immediate, mesne or remote, voluntary or Involuntary grantees of WILLIAM F. KUENZEL, deceased, or of BERNA- DINK KUtfiriXuLa, sometimes unuwp TxrrnTTwr, nf AN.

THONT R. KUENZEL, or of WILLIAM J. KuENZKU sometimes mruwu Brother Bernadine Kueniel. or of E. MOELLER; and aaid verified petition aa )u nftmed Der- (UrillCr DIB.vn sons are owners of or claimed some interest In the following aewcnoeu property, to-wit: Lying in U.

S. Survey 383 Township ii vtw D.nn wi Warren County. Missouri, found by Starting a tne mon nurumu of a tract of land in said Survey formerly of William F. Kuensel, thence Southwesterly along the Northwest Jim; of said tract 5.8 feet to Station 1097-00 on the centerllne of State Highwsy 47. where said centerllne crosses the Northwest boundary line of defendants land.

thence following ctraenm, State Highway South 15 deg. tl' East, 1770 feet to BUtion 1114-70. where said oanaa tn Rnuthesst bound ary line of defendants land. TRACT nu. xtems; ants' land lying within 60 1 feet on each i -a? tk.

ur.einA Af Midi state Highway from the Northwest boundary line or aetenoanis oast boundary line of defendants land. Bald Tract no. i i and conUins forty-seven (0.047) thous-andtha of an acre, more or less, In the present road and three and ninety-seven (3.97) hundredth acres, more or less, or new Hght-of-way. It la, -therefore, ordered by the Circuit Clerk and the Judgo of the Court of Warren County, Missouri, that publication be made notifying said above unknown persons that the plaintiff has commenced suit against them by petition heretofore flld in this court the object and general nature of which is to obtain by condemnation proceedings the lands or interests in landa above described and as shown on plans on nie in the office of the Clerk the County Court of Warren County for State High-way No. 47, for right-of-way for the location, construction and maintenance thereon of a state highway under the authority of the Constitution and Laws of the State of Missouri, said petition alleging said lands to be necessary for the location, construction and maintenance of said state highway and to be for the purpose of public use and that said condemnation auit will afreet the right title and Interest in said lands.

Said defendants ar hereby notified i ih. natltirm will be held on the 36th day of March. 1933, tha ClrUClt Court OI warren the Court House at Warrenton, Missouri. And unless they be and appear at said hearing said petition will be taken as by them confessed and an order entered as prayed for the appointment of commissioners to ascertain and sasess the damages. If any.

which the owners of said tracts of land may severally sustain, said order to be entered tmu -taneously with and followed by all proper orders. Judgment and decrees relating to said condemnation proceed- further ordered that publication hereof be made according to law In The Warrenton a newspaper publlahed regularly In Clerk of Circuit Court. Stat of Missouri.) )BSe County of Werrea.) I. E. 8.

Aydetatt, CWrk of the Circuit Court of the county aforesaid hereby certify that the foregoing la a true copy of the original order of publication as the same appears of wcort in my office. Thls3ndd.yofMarch.Aimfci)irp Clerk of the Circuit Court of Warren (33) County, Miaaourt, State BUghway Oommlssloa Hearing oa Xjooauoa ox awmve mv, mmrrwm alt aaaaa. lnarMita In th 1nCton or change in location of Stat Supplementary Highway Warren County, Missouri, are hereby notified that a bearing on the location of aaid highway will be held by Vie STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF MISSOURI, at Jefferson Cltv. Missouri, on the 14th day of March, 1933. Each delegation ahall be represented by a spokesman.

At said hearing all delegation intsreawa in location of Route Warren County, between Treloar and Gore, will be given a. aaaMrtiMllW A Ka katwl ttlS OUeS- tlon of such location. CI tl sens desiring hearings on this matter ar requesxen to communicate with the division en- finr, SIMM latMluw Stat Highway Commission of Missouri. Trast4rs thU rwu.it Mlatlnr nndst daatt of trust dated May II. 1932, executed by J.

WMiM ale known as Henry $. Wlehns and Louisa Wtelma recorded to book I page 4IT-IH4 la the ofnee of Recorder of Deed for Coviaty Warren, Mo, tk undersigned will at rwt.l legal holder en March lltk 1919, between cleek m. and I o'clock m. st front door Oxnt Ho In said Ctmntt If Warren, kio at public ii.iie I IM rfvr t'h the aerut hi iwm I iusatad as towaiit it. rant I west, tl st lCsissoa.

Tnaat, attach on the back of. the scrip a three-cent stamp, also issued and sold by the city. When 38 stamps have been affixed, the scrip is redeemable in cash by the City ol Troy. The operation' of the Short Line from Troy to Moscow Mills will begin between March 10 and 15. Sam Fasse of Troy was arrested by Sheriff Nichols on complaint of Mrs.

Fasse, who charges her husband with beating her about the head and body. Fasse was lodged in Jail in default of bond, Oscar Vansickle is held in the county Jail at Troy on the charge of stealing a tent from the Staunon Tie and Lumber Co. a Foley. George Bassett, Elsberry's oldest citizen, celebrated his ninety-eighth birthday anniversary February 19. Married: Curtis Reed of Armada and Miss Margaret Pauline Neupert of West Burlington, Iowa; Ken neth Crank of Elsberry and Miss Jean McMurphy of Chicago.

Death: Isaac Uptegrove, 69, of Silex; Mrs. Lou Stephens, 71, of St Louis, formerly of Elsberry. Tom Aleto, dance promoter from St Louis, was arrested at Silex Saturday night, February 18, by Sheriff Nichols and Deputy George McGregor, when they found a box containing several bottles of liquor in the ticket booth of the hall where a dance was going on. Aleto was taken to Troy and placed in jail, where search disclosed that the prisoner carried a revolver, fully loaded, in a shoulder holster be neath his vest Two charges were preferred against him possession of intoxicating liquor and carrying a concealed and deadly weapon. He was released on a 12500 bond.

Gasoaade County Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ruegge of near Bay were tendered a surprise by their friends and relatives February 19, the occasion being their silver wedding anniversary. Married: Wilbert J. Rohlftng of New Haven and Miss Minnie Steinbeck 'of Swiss; B.

K. Drake of Her mann and Miss Audrey Greenwell of New Florence. Deaths: Charles Voison, 76, of Hermann; H. E. 73, of Grand for many years Missouri Pacific station agent at Hermann; Mrs.

Agatha Maha, 90, of Rosebud. Franklin County Constant heavy withdrawals of deposits was given as the reason for the declaration of a 20-day moratorium by the bank of Cattawissa February 14. Married: Oddie Hoerstkamp and Miss Dolores Fetter, both of New Haven. Mrs. H.

H. Cason died February 22 at her home in New Haven after an illness of a few days. Mrs. H. A May, nee Clara Ming, of Washington, died Friday, Feb ruary 24, and was buned Monday.

Walnut Grova By MISS IRMA BCHNARRB (Too UU for teat Week) Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eickhoff and baby of St Louis spent the week-end with the former's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eickhoff.

Miss Bertha Meyer is helping Mrs. Herman Nierman, of the Hick ory Grove vicinity, with her work. Mr. Nierman has been ill the last three weeks and is not improving as she should. Mrs.

Frank Graue and Mrs. Lewis Schnarre spent Thursday near Mineola with their brother, Clarence, who has been quite sick. We are glad to report him improving. Charles Blaue received a message Wednesday saying that his brother, Harry, of the Hugo vicinity, was very sick with appendicitis and had been taken to a Mexico hospital. We are glad to report Mrs.

Henry Graue was able to visit her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Graue, Wednesday. This was her first trip out for months. Mr. and Mrs.

F. Schroer and Mr. and Mrs. V. Schroer visited with Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Blaue Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wehmeyer and the Burton sisters of Marthas- ville spent the week-end wih Mrs.

Wehmeyer parens. Lorran Shearmire and Ed. Finke spent Sunday afternoon at the Henry Meyer home. Frank Graue had business in Wellsville Monday. Victor Schroer was a business caller in Montgomery City Wed nesday.

State Boed Week otto to OomtamutOKS Sealed DrODOsala, addressed to THR 8TATB HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF MISSOURI. Jefferson City. Missouri, and endorsed "Proposal for constructing lor im pro ring) state road Boute BM, Section Warren Conntr." will he re. eelved by the Comralaalon nntll 10:00 o'clock a. oa trie 4th day or March, mi.

at tne of nee or the communion in the Btat Highway Building at Jeffer- aon wr, ana at mat tune will publicly opened and read. The nronoeed work Includes: Grading, together with any Incidental work, on the slat supplementary road total length of the Improvement Mine l.iee mime. Multiple or Combination bids will be rmltud on Roele a Section I and 4, Werrea County. plana and eprlAeailoes mar he pected the mi the Commission at ieffwavft City, or the Division fen gtmr at JCirfcwood. Mo, Orapiet In nwriloM to fctader and prepneei hlniike mar he oMeUwd at either affirm.

i'r-peie mmt he a (urma prevwied. fa .4 t.g ie I' ir CwnaiiaeiMOj to reject aajr or T. it tim rx. (ID certain aeea oi trust eatea the lth day of March. 1517.

and recorded in the Kecorder Office for Warren County, lllinnrl la Hunk 111 conveyed to the underalgiied O. J. iMtlt aa luiiev, all o( their right, title. In-tereat and atate In and to the following deaerlbed real aetata ituaicd In the County of Warren and Bute of Missouri, to-wlt: Lot Two (1) in Block Pour (4) In Morgan's Addition to the City of War renton, Missouri aa the same appears on the recorded plat in the office of the Recorder of Deeda for Warren County, Missouri. ALSO Lot Three (S) in Block Four ft) in Morgan's Addition to the City of Warrenton, Missouri, aa same appears, on the recorded plat in the office of tlra Recorder of Deeds for Warren County, Missouri.

Which said conveyance was made in trust to secure the payment of their one certain promissory note in said deed described. And Whereas, the said note has be come due and remains unpaid; now, xmsreiore, accordance -with the provlaiona of said deed of truat and at the request of the legal holder of ssid nor. I will proceed to sell the above described real estate at the front door of the Court House in the City of Warrenton, in the County of Warren. State aforesaid, to the highest bidder for cash, at public auction on TUESDAY, the 18th day of MARCH, 19JJ, between the hours of hine o'clock In the forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon of that day, to satisfy said note together with all interest due thereon and the costs and expense of executing this trust. (3 O.

J. Luelf, Trustee. Dated this 13rd day of February, 1SSS. Trustee's al Whereas, Donie Cullom, a widow, and Marvin 'Cullom, single, by their Deed of Trust dated June 19th, 128. and recorded In the Recorder's Office of Warren County, Missouri, In Book S3, page 117, conveyed to the undersigned Trustee, the following described real estate situated in the County of Warren and State of Missouri, to-wit: All of the south part of what is known as the Jeaae Reed Land, as the same was conveyed to said Jesse Reed by Phil Schick by deed dated April 11th, 1885, recorded In the Recorder's Office of Warren County, Missouri, in Book 13, page 101, which south part of said land hereby conveyed is South of a certain line, described as beginning at the Church corner on East side of said land, running thence West in a hollow about 14 mile to a White Oak about Inchea in diameter (one white oak 14 inches in diameter bears 14 feet to the left) and an ash tree inchea In diameter, bears I feet West; thence South-west to a set stone a distance of about ISO yards, thence due West to the North and South line of said Jesse Reed tract, on West side, and thence following the lines of said Jesse Reed tract on West, South and East aides, thereof, to the place of beginning.

In Trust to secure the payment of a promissory note, payable one yea- after date, more fully described In said Deed. And Whereas, default has been made in the payment of aaid note; Now, Therefore, the undersigned Trustee, In pursuance of the provisions of said deed and at the request of the legal holder of said note, do hereby give notice that I will sell the real estate hereinabove described at public vendue, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House door in the City of Warrenton, Warren County, Missouri, on MONDAT, MARCH between the hours of 9 o'clock In the forenoon and -5 o'clock in the afternoon of that date for the purpose of satisfying said debt and interest and the cost of executing said trust. (33) J. F. Rauch, Trustee.

Warrenton, Mo, Feb. 13rd. 1933. Trustee's Sale Whereas, John Kennedy, a single ner. son, by his certain Deed of Trust dated the 9th day of June, 1918, and recorded In the Recorder's Office of Warren county, at need boor no.

is, page 307, conveyed to Geo. W. Hua-hea aa Trustee all his right, title, Interest and eatate in and to tne following described Real eatate situated in tne county of War ren. State of Missouri, vis: All of the South-west Quater of the South-east Quarter of Section IS, Twp. 47, Range 1 West, containing 40 acres, more or less.

ALSO, beginning at a stone 886 feet East of S. W. corner of the SWK of Bwd of Sec. IS. Two.

47, R. 1 West; thence Southwardly 340 feet to a stone on North boundary line of V. S. Highway No. 40, which stone is MS reet isast or center line of See thence Eastwardly with North line of u.

tt Hignway no. 40 ill leet; thence Northwardly 1S1 feet too a atone on South line of 8WV4 of 8Bi4, Section IS; thence Weat 11 feet to place of beginning, containing One (1) Acre, more or less and being a part of the NWK of the NEK of Section It, Twp. if, Hange une vyesi. And Whereas, It Is provided in aaid Deed of Trust that if the Trustee be absent, death or refusal to act or disability In any wise the then acting Sheriff of Warren County, may become the successor of -said Trustee, AND WHERKA8, said Trustee has rerased in writing to act and whereas the undersigned has been appointed in writing by the legal owners and holders of aaid note to act as said Trustee, Which said eonveyanoo was made In trust to secure the payment of a certain promissory note In said deed de scribed, and whereas the said note has oecome aue ana is now unpaid, now therefore, in accordance with tne provisions of ssid Deed of Trust, and at the request of the legal holder of said note. 1 will proceed to sell the above described Real Estate at front Court House Door In the City of Warrenton.

in the County of Warren. State afore said, to the highest bidder for cash, at public auction, on TUESDAY THE Ilth DAT' Or MARCH, 19. between the hours of nine In the forenooSi and five In the afternoon of that day to satisfy said note, together with the cost and expense or executing tnip trust. (it) Annur v. i-oeppeimeyer.

Trustee. Dated this 14th day of February, 1913. tat load work Motto to Ooatractors Sealed proposals, addressed to THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF MISSOURI. Jefferson City. Missouri.

and endorsed Proposal for constructing (or improving! state roao Koute da. Section 4. Warren County," will be received by the. Commission until 10:09 o'clock a on the 4th day of March, 1911. at the office or the Communion in the Stat Highway Bulldlnr at Jefferson and at that time will be publicly opened and read.

The proposed work Includes: Grading and constructing culverta. to gether with any incidental work, on the etate supplementary road from Pendleton to New Truxton, the total length of the improvement being 1.111 miles. Multiple or combination bids wiu be permitted on Rout BA, Sections and 4, In Warren County. Plana and aoeelflcatlons may be In Opeeted In the offices of the Commission st Jefferson City, or the Division Engineer at Kirkwood, Mo. Complete Instructions to bidders and proposal blanks msy be obtained at either offtce.

Proposals must be on forms provided. The right is reserved by the State Highway Commission to reject any or sU kids, T. II. fTUTT-EH. (II) Chief fcngli 30e Extra with your renewal for tor one wsois year weekly.

Total eo4 Banner Wajreotoa (if) TIME TAELE wajwwjrrov and TxuxssAXa Effective beginning Jan. 23, 1933. WEST BOUND No. 3, Truesdale 10:43 a. No.

13, Truesdale ..11:43 a. m. no. 13. Warrenton.

11:52 a. m. tNo. 11, Truesdala 9:04 p. m.

EA8T BOUND No. 10. Warrenton 1:01 a. m. no.

eu, :17 m. No. 11, Truesdale :01 p. m. -no is, iruesoai a.

(Trains No, It and No. 49 daUy ex-sept Sunday.) "Stops oa Osg only for St. Louis pas-engers or to discharg passengers from points west. tNo. 11 stops to discharge passenger from SI Louis and stops on nag to pick up passengers for Hontromerv Cltv.

Wellsville. Mexico. Centralis. Moberlv i ana pomts lartner west. For further mformatloa call Wabash agent at warrMttno or Truesdala, A.

KOELUNG. Agent Warrenton, E. O. KELLY. Agent Truesdala Ttaedchea lm Talform" at atisdbnrl Theatr Thursday brings another road-show special to the- Missouri theater.

The much talked-of "Maedchen In Uniform" win be the attraction, and now for the ft rat time In the United States to be pro- urtltul at ruMUtlB wsli-JAsh a ulnrian In Uniform" hi. received more unanimous praise than any picture in recent years, it is a different and unusual romsnoe. full of heart-touching Incidents. It frank ly shows the lire of a girls boarding school, and the much discussed subject of the "third sex" is woven Into the plot Two newcomers to the screen are starred In the picture. Hertha Thiele.

the new Nordic beauty sensation, and the equal ly charming Dorothea Wleck. On this same program the Missouri oilers another picture, this one aimed to to produce lausha. "Bailor Be uood is the title, and it atars the ever-favorite Jack Oakre. As one may gather from the title. Jack Is a grinning gob.

and his heart adventurea from the nucleua for a hllarlou romantic tale. Vlvlenne Osborne. Broadwav stare actress. Is screened opposite Oakie; this Is her second picture and experts predict ner rapid rise to stardom. Othera in this wise-cracking Him of navy life Include George E.

Stone and Gertrude Michael. The Missouri releases or bit of advance Information In announcing Wheel er and Woolavy's latest laugh aensatlon So This is Africa" to be shown Marcn 9th. Adv. ITharUrs Sal TXader Xeed of Trust Whereas. Henry H.

Voss and Mara Alma Voss, his wire, by their certain deed or trust dated the lat day or Marcn, 1822. and recorded In the Recorder's Office for Warren County, Missouri, in Book "41 page 439, conveyed to one, L. H. Blattner. as trustee, all their right.

title, interest and estate in and to the following described real estate situated in the County or Warren and state oi Missouri, to-wlt: The south-east quarter of the North east quarter and the aouth-wvst quarter of the North-east quarter and tne norm- east Quarter of the Soutn-eaat quarter. all In Seotion Thirty-six (36), Township Forty-seven (47), Range Two (3) West; containing in all One Hundred twenty acres (120) more or less; EXCEPTING however, a small parcel of land used as a family burying ground. which said conveyance was made In truat to aecure the payment of their one certain promissory not in said aeea described; And Whureas. the said note has be come due and remains unpaid; And Whereas, more than nine (9) months have elapsed since said Henry H. Voss departed this lire; And Whereas, the aaid n.

manner, the trustee named in said deed of trust has departed this lire; And Whereas, it is provided in said deed of trust that In case of the death of said trustee the (then) acting sheriff of Warren County, Missouri, at the re quest of the legal holder ur said note mav nroceed to sell the said property; Now, tnereiore, in accordance wun the provisions of said deed of trust and at the request of the legal holder of said note tbtt undersigned Sheriff of Warren County, Missouri, will proceed to sell the above described real estate at the Court House in the City of War renton. In the County of Warren and State of Missouri, to the highest bidder for cash at Dublio auction jn uunuAi, THE 3rd DAY OF APRIL. A. 1933. between the hours of nine odors: in the forenoon and Ave clock In tho af ternoon of that day to satisfy said note together with the costs and expense of executing this trust.

Artnur jr. roeppeimeyer, (35) Substitute Trustee. Dated this 2nd day of March, 1933. QUIOK! Relief Colo's, r4rooVch, RhtrumotSim. Neuritis, Lumboo, Sciatica, Muscular Pains, Peri-etfic Pains.

Dr. Miles Asplr-Mlnt relieve quickly, pleasantly, does not upset the stomach or cause Constipation. Mrs. Maxlow, Red Wing, Ikllnn. ays: -1 tat tutd Dr.

Atpir-Mint jar Colds and would not feel safe unless I had it in th house. It aivts tneh quick rellfff." Your druggist has Dr. Miles' Asplr-Mlnt Why don't you ask him about it? Bw'opairaJni fflt jjackafay jpw Uttf sjesd tt mm tfcaa ye tkt-A. CH. MILES' Vllff fff lltf MtllcVf eon yotar printing that momrn htte trh pftrfa preient day ttdptrtUlng A-A.

A A Hi ff i A lift i4Ab1i it id itnitsr it tion and entertainment for a ore year, iv xiAl A liAlvu A1JN Bou for. -aa-Ma-a 1 a a a LENTEN SALE! FRIDAY AND ner and Tha an en- p7Z; 1 OA rauuinnar nn SATURDAY, CZATS sacov, munr oared 10c rv peas 423c 10c MQW1S AOC MILK SSSfL 3 fcr 17c COUNTRY CLUB SULK, Larger Can 4 for 19e JELLO 3bose3lc Halting Powder csa 25c DUTTEEl -ALL WEEK March 3d to Cth SARDINES 3 for 25c TOMATO JUICE cawn. 4 for 25c NAVY BEANS .5 lbs. 9c FLOUR 5 lbs. 10c" KRAUT iljrr.

can 5c CATSUP h'SFLSu? each 10c BAKER CHOCOLATE 3 oz. 10c POST TOASTIES. 3 boxes 25c ENGLISH WALNUTS 2 lbs. 35c TEA, UPTON'S 9c 21c 14 lb. 39c BABO CLEANSER.

2 cans 23c CORN FLAKES KJS. 2 for 15c" 10c COFFEE JSSSl 2 lbs. 45c SALAD DRESSING per jar 10c William Blair Dixon of New Florence and John Jenkins Dixon of Mexico, believed to be the oldest twins in the United States, celebrated their ninety-second birthday March Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stockhorst Rhineland celebrated their silver wedding anniversary February 18.

W. L. Pund has sold his interest in the Americus Milling Company to Frank Overkamp, his health compelling him to give up mill work. Married: Roy Peery of Montgom- ery City and Miss Helen Owens of New Florence. Deaths: Eli Sanders, 91-year-old Civil War veteran, of High Hill; Mrs.

S. M. Purvis, nee Wingfleld, of Arlington, Texas, formerly of Wellsville. Lfaeeia Ceuty Under an agreement between the pusine and professional men of Troy, the City Council and the Chamber of Commerce, a limits amount of "merchandising scrip" 7,1.1 fci t- 1 rff old for cash to all firms and in-tUrtduaU who wish timilata it All who circuit! it la tymrnt rETSH TGSTALCS UAMAMAM tnlnnvirt OBvasraia, Calif, 4 19c 4 25c 25c 5-25c SI SUl, ATTIMB TOV POVUkM svn WOMM At A The Banner always tries to give all the news of Warren County. If you have an item, cend cr give it to cs..