Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 10

10 DECATUR HERALD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1917. DECATUR HERALD i said Henry Mahar.niMi and Cora A. Ma Legals. INSURANCE TAKEN BY LOCAL MEN north line of Washington all to be connected through transformers ith the City of Decatur's electric light circuit, together with the necessary appurtenances, and the same having been completed and accepted bv said Hoard on the -'1st day of November, A. D.

laiT. and said Board of Local ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Kstete of Bessie R. Mann, deceased, The undersigned having been appointed I Administrator of the estate of Bessie R. I Mann, late of the County of Macon and State of Illinois deceased, hereby gives notice that he will appear before the County Court of Macon County, at the ICourt House In Decatur, at the January term, on the first Monday in January next.

PARENTS' MEET WITH ENGLEMAN Roach and Jasper Differences Settled to Satisfaction of All. hannah. returnable on the first da. of the next January term thereof, to be held at the Court House in Decatur on (be second Monday of January A. D.

IMS Now unless you, the said Henry Mahannah and Cora Mahannah. shall each tie and appear on the first day of said term ol said court, and plead, answer or demur to said bill of complaint, the same will he taken as confessed against you and decree rendered according to the prayer thereof. Dated this 13th day of November A. D. 1317.

JOHN ALLEN. Clerk Circuit Court W. G. COCHRAN. Solicitor for Complainant.

Official City Legals Decatur men in the machine gun battalion at Camp Logan are subscribing widely to the offers for insurance policies which are being offered them by the Government. The Decatur unit, formerly Co. 5th I. N. lias made the second best showing among the machine gun battalions at Camp Logan, subscribing $560,000 worth of insurance.

this year Koach is taking Its turn at it. "Koncli is not peculiar In having no seventh grade." said Mr. has Pugh a seventh grade, and it takes care of more people than Koach district neither has Riverside a seventh grade. Koach school is but it has 43 pupils to the teacher, which Warren has the same M'mber, and the Mary W. French has 44." lioing into the matter of transler-inic students from Roach to Jasper where it was necessary Mr.

Engleman showed that all over the city transfers are necessary to keep the enrollment even. "Five years ago." said Mr. Engleman. "Koach school had five teachers now it has nine an increase of SO per cent, more than any other school in the city has been increased." Jasper Building. Representatives from the Jasper school brought out the question as to the rafeness of the Jasper building.

Arthur Kinkade answered these ques- t-j cover the ground of complaint IhoroUKhly. and succeeded iu explaining mo.it of the questions that had been raised previous to the meeting. Sir. KnKleman took the matter of lie petition was presented to him early in. the fall asking for a seventh trade in Koach school.

He showed the Impossibility of granting the request at present. Some of the parents thought there were two rooms in the building which could be used for this purpose, but Mr. Engleman soon showed that they were neither sanitary nor light enough, to say nothing of being large enough for this purpose. One of the rooms is now used as janitor's closet. On Portable School.

The situation was rehearsed by the superintendent at length. He toid of the first use of the portable school at Durfee school, as the community began to grow and the building was not large enough. Gradually the board of education was able to add to the Durfee building. Last year the portable school was used at rush, and at which time all persona hnving claims against said estate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. A I' persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment to the undersigned.

Dated this 15th day cf November. 1917. WILLIAM P. SHADE. Public Admlnstraior.

R. C. SliJIILLEN, Attorney. lions, to the satisfaction of the parents. Following the talk by Mr.

Engleman tne meeting was thrown open to the parents for discussion. Not many questions were raised, and those that were were only in detail of what Mr. Engleman had said. At the close of the evening parents closed around him and there was a general handshaking and good fellowship atmosphere, l'eople who had first agitated the petition and the later had resented the inability of Mr. Engleman to meet it immediately, were first to reach his side.

All present expressed themselves with Mr. Engleman that until the financial situation is lightened and cleared up. they must be patient in the matter, and work with the hoard in meeting school problems, rather than against it. Mr. "arret Pleased.

Mis. J. Gharrctt, president of the Mothers' club said. believe Mr. Engleman and the board of education are doing all they can to relieve the congestion at Koach and it is up to us to do what we can to help them.

We want a new school, but we must wait as other schools hae had to wait. I am glad we had the conference and got together on the matter." Do You Need a Kid improvements having filed in the Court of Macon Countv. UH-nois. on the 21st day of November, A. U.

laiT. a certificate showing that the said improvement conforms substantially to the requirements of the original ordinance for the construction or the same, the costs thereof, the amount estimated by them to be re-Muired to pay accruing interest on bonds and vouchers issued to anticipate collection of the assessment for said improvement, a hearing will had on certificate as to the truth of the facts btated therein, at the County Court Room in the Court House In the City of Decatur, on the 11th day of December. A. L. 1917.

st ten o'clock a. or as soon thereafter as the business of the Court wiL permit. All persons desiring may file objections in said Court before said da--and may appear on the hearing anil make their defense. Dated at Decatur, Illinois, this day of November, A. D.

1917. 1AN DINNEEN. Mayor CHARLES BECKER, Supt. of Streets. JOHN K.

MATTES, li. F. ROBBINS HARRY RUTHRALFK. Board of Local Improvements of the City of Decatur, Illinois. BALDWIN rfi CAREY.

Opening th conference in Koach school between school officials and parents of the Roach and Jasper districts with a son? perhaps paved the way for' the pleasant ending of the session which was called to discuss several differences. Supt. Engleman took the floor after the opening number and endeavored CHANCERT NOTICE. State of Illinois. County of Macon, ss.

In the Circuit Court, January Term. A. D. IMS. Fonclosure in Chancery.

Case No 24G19. Ceorge O. North vs. Henry Mahannah. FINAL.

Sl'ECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to all persons Interested, that the Board of Local Improvements of the City of Decatur. Illinois, having let the contract for the CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION of an ornamental lighting system on the east side ol South Main St. from the south line of Lincoln Square south to the north line of Washington Street, and on the v.est side of South Main St. from a point SO feet south of the south line of Lincoln Square south to the north line ol Washington Street, and on the north line of East Wood St.

from the east line of South Main to the west line of South Water and on the west line of South Water St. from the south line of K. Wood St. sout to the north line of Washington and a light located on the cast line of South ney Medicine? Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Uoot Is not recommended, for everything, but if you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble, it may be found just the medicine you need.

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appearing by affidavit filed in my office, that Henry Mahannah and Cora A. two of the defendants In the above entitled cause, are non-residents of itlie Stale of Illinois, notice is hereby given 10 eacn oi tne sali) Henry Mahannah and Cora A. Mahannah, that the above named complainant has filed his hill ot complaint in said court on the chancerv sldo thereof, which said suit Is now pending, nd that summons thereunon ijumpri BVNKS CLOSED THURSDAY. Banks will be closed Thursday, all day Thanksgiving day. out of said court against each of you.

the Water St. at the intersection of the 1 'ort'orst ion Counsel. Me A TODAY ONLY Saturday, December 1st Northeast Corner Macon and Edward, 9 a.m. Sharp S9 Winfred Lucas PLACE YOUR POULTRY ORDER EARLY Id oods In NEW RAISINS. Fancy seeded raisins 15 oz.

pkg. 15c; 4 packages 55c Fancy seedless raisins, 18c 2 lbs 35c MOOREHOUSE ESTATE To be sold on the above date at 9 a. m. sharp, the entire fittings of this large home consisting of Dining Room, Bed Room and Living Room Furniture, etc. "The Food Gamblers" ALSO "The Fighting Trail" 2 pkgs.

Seeded Raisins 25c 2 lbs. fancy Head Rice 25c Citron, fancy glace, per lb 35c Orange and Lemon Peel, per lb 30c Fancy package Figs 15c Imported Layer Figs, per lb 30c Dromedary Dates, package 17c Fancy Rice Popcorn, ear, 3 lbs 25c New package and bulk Mincemeat. Two No. 3 cans Fumpkin 25c New Washed Brazil Xuts, 20c; 2 lbs 37c Xo. 1 new soft shell Cal.

Walnuts. 5 lbs. bags 29c Black Walnuts, 5 lbs 25c Hickcry Xuts, large 7c 1917 Pecans, per lb 25e Special 1 doz. ex Standard Corn $1.45 1 BRIC-A-BRAC FINE OLD CHINA SOME VERY FINE HAIR MATTRESSES High Quality Meats, Oysters, Minced Meat, Celery, Lettuce, Cranberries, Cider, Pickles, Olives, Apples, Grapes, Dates, Cakes, Cookies, Figs, Grape Fruit, Cauliflower, Radishes, Fruit Cakes, Dried Fruits and Popcorn, or anything you need in Groceries and Meats. Dressers, Dining Tables, Chairs, Rockers, Beds, Chiffoniers in fact everything that is required to fit out a home like this, to be sold under the hammer to the highest bidder.

REMEMBER THE DAY AND HOUR COME EARLY. Terms of Sale-CASH Administrators C. M. Hurst and J. P.

Gorin. THANKSGIVING DAY ONLY WILLIAM S. HART CHARLIE CHAPLIN Buckmaster's 1270 N. Edward. Phone: Main 316 and 367.

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