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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-16
SOCIAL SAUCE.

On Thursday last Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Cough
entertained mt their residence, 562 ST. Peter
street to celebrate the birthday of the host,
q number of friends, many Of whom were
members of st. Paul Council No. 2, Order of
Chosen Friends, to which he and Mrs. Cough
belong. The earlier part OF the evening was
devoted to progressive euGhre, the prizes be-
ing awarded as follows: Ladies head prize,
Airs. Kari; gents mead prize, Dr. CogsWell;
ladies' progressive, Miss SWenson; gents
progressive, Mr.. KieFon ladies' BOBBY, Miss
Burgess; gents DO Oily. Mr.. CauchUis. Re
freshments having been served. the re
mander of the evening was spent in speech
making. vocal and instrumental music.
Among those prese Mt were: Mines. Ferris.
Baushcr Wolfsberg. Abusdahl and Swenson;
Drs. Arthur SWeeDy and CoSsWell; MesSrs.
Ferris. CauchOis, KorentZ, Bausher, VOLTS
berg Wilson, Kieron, LaWler and =. G. Cough.
A very pleasant dramatic and musical en-
tertanlncnt was given Thursday evening
under the management of l.. w. walker al
the Waucota street chapel for the benefit OF
the Spiritual Alliance. The readings by Mr..
Walker were exceptionally good. Mrs. Gross
rendered fine instrumental piece. MIR.
Halls selection on the auto-harp was re-
ceived with great applause. Mrs. A. Barker
and Mrs. George Brooks gave some very
pleasing solos. The quartette club had to
respond to repeated encores, and were es-
pecially fine. The programme closed with
instrumental music by Master ana Miss
Sauer. and was followed by refreshments in
the parlor of the chapel.
Monday evening Mrs. c. j. Strong, Of A52
Carroll street, gave a progressive euchre in
honor OF her sister, Miss Anna Haupt.
Among those present were the Misses Veith
Heck. Schroeder, billie Miller, Seng, rhau-
valid. ZSchau and Mrs. George Strong;
Messrs PHI Heck, A Schroeder, Charles
Fisenmenger. N. Sepg, Ernest Eisenmenger
Tharwald, II. Zscbau, J., Eisenmenger Ed
Dnfresne and Ed Vcith. The head prize was
won by Miss Mnly Schroeder; lone by PHI.
Heck: progressive prize, Miss Lena Than
valid. and foot prizes by Miss Lille Miller
and n. SenS.
Henry Rochat was pleasantly surprised on
Thursday evening last by u party of friends
at the residence Of his sister, Mrs. j, f. Brug-
Semsn. ls6 Smith avenue. Among those
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DAYTON'S BLUFF.

Thursday evening, in the Atlantic Congre-
gational church, corner Bates avenue and
Conway street. Capt. j. W. Norman, of New
foundland. gave a lecture, illustrated by over
100 stereopticon views, of the Arctic regions.
Capt Norman was the leader of the party
who rescued the Greedy party
The Round Table club met with Mr.. an
Mrs. T. W. Davis at their home, No. 731 East
Third street, Tuesday evening. A very pleas
ant time was enjoyed. The next regular
meeting occurs Tuesday evening. March Is,
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Smith, at their home
Oh East Fourth street.
A chorus had been formed on the bluff,
composed of good voices, and is to meet on
Monday evening in the Atlantic Congrega-
tional church, when all will be tested in
singing. The chorus will probably be under
the instruction of Prof. Carman.
The Religio-Philosophica Circle of the
Bates Avenue NJ. +. Church met with Mrs.
Carter on Monday evening at her home on
Fremont street.
A new council of the Royal Arcanum was
organized last Wednesday evening ut Ma
sonic hail, on East Seventh street.
L. ". Pinsl;a returned from Boston and
New York on Friday evening.
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The Nit. Zion Ban.

The most pleasant and successful
event of the season, both socially and
financially, was the grand ball ut Stand
ard hail on March q. given under the
auspices Of the ladies of Mt. Zion
Hebrew congregation for the benefit of
their new and beautiful cemetery
Great credit should be given 10 Mrs. j.
Abel, who was the manageress, and to
). Bergman, the popular and able presi-
dent OF the congregation, who 0riGi-
mated the undertaking. To Mrs. NJ.
COnheim. ,Jr., was awarded a beautiful
silver medal for having disposed of the
largest number Of tickets. About -
couples participated i'll the pleasant
event, and among those present might
be mentioned:
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Bergman, Mr.. and Mrs. bB.
IL. Plechucr Mr.0nd Mrs. j, Austrian. Mr. ana
Mrs l.. GooGkind, Mr.. and Mrs. !. Rose, Mr..
and Mrs. y. Guiterman Mr.. and Mrs, VI. Con
helm Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Charles COnheim, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Y. Sattler, Mr.. and Mrs. J. u.
Sattler. MI. ana Mrs. Charles Fentcl, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Conheim, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Often
hofer. Mrs. \. Guiterman, Mr.. and Mrs. l.,
Hanauer, Mr.. ana Mrs. J.. Herr. MIR. and
Mrs. II. Haas, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B-
SeIclar Mr. and Mrs. Moeky, Mr.. and Mrs.
). Sternbegg, b. GOOdkind ana Mrs. Fcch-
heimer. Of New YorS, Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon,
MI anu NIS' d; DleInpctS, ini' anu -nlS, .
Frank Mr. and Mrs D, AbeTle, Mr.. and Mrs.
). = Loewcuberg. MIR. ana Mrs. Schwab, Mr..
and Mrs. Behring, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernheimer,
Mrs A. NJ, Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Loewens!ein, Mrs. FTeispau, Miss
ii. Haar, Miss E.Guiterman, Misses Bergman.
Misses COnheim, Mrs Sternberg. MiSsesKatzkY,
Miss Plechner, Miss Mock, Miss Rothschild,
Miss LoeWenberg, Miss Heineman, Miss
Buchanan. Miss Cardozo, Misses Baer, Miss
Herr, Miss Schaffner. Miss Keller, Miss
Schoenfeid Miss Mayer: Messrs. Haas, Bech
field Rose, Sternberg, Fantel, Davis, Alben-
berg Conheim, Rubels, Solomon, Lehman,
Simon, Greve, Strouse, DR.. Konantz, Hon II.
L. Williams, Hon. William p. Murray, and
many others.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The dancing classes of Miss Grace Williams
have Kept up in numbers as well as interest
throughout the past season. She has class
for the little ones, besides her adult classes.
The Chautauqua circle holds its regular
meeting Monday evening, AT the residence of
Mrs. Williams. An interesting programme
has been prepared.
Miss Hazeton, of Massachusetts, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Prof. Green.
The lecture by Mr.. Morgan, on Rome"
illustrated by stereopticon. which was given
last Friday evening i'll the Congregational
chapel, was enjoyed by a large ana appre-
ciatlve audience.
Supt. Cannon and his assistant, Mrs. Con-
dit are making active preparations for the
Easter services of the Congregational Sunday
school.
The meetings held in st. Matthew's Episco-
pal church the past week have been particu
larly interesting,
Mrs. Newman Hail and daughter left
Thursday night for Il two weeks visit TO rel
atives in Chicago.
Mrs. j. j. Merrill, of Bayless avenue. enter
tanned the Ladies' Literary society Friday aft
ernoon.
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]. d. q. n. DOiugs.

At the Demorest silver medal contest
which was given by True Blue Temple
No. s, |. o. G. Z, at their hall, corner
of University and Harrington avenues,
last Friday night, Miss Florence Ray
son. who very ably recited." The Dean
cons Sunday School Sermon" won the
medal. There were eight contestants
in all, and good music filed the pro
gramme for the evening.
harrington Lodge No. 1876, |. o. G. r.,
will give a social at their hall. corner of
University and harrington avenues,
next Thursday night. An elegant pro-
gramme has been arranged for the oc-
caSion.
At the sour grape contest which was
given by st. Paul Lodge No. So, L. O. q.
Il, last Tuesday night, James Howe
won the prize for the best recitation and
Mr.. HolbroOke for the poorest.
Harrington lodge will debate next
Friday night, March 81. Oh Looking
Back ward" The speakers on the
affirmative A. Belcher and ii. NJ arsden,
and negative L.. Lindsey and F. S.
Lindsey.
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- = - TO
J - - - LADIES

complete Stamping Outfit will be given free with each
purchase Of 81 at D0NALDSON 139 E. Seventh St.
1t consists of assortment of elegant designs of Daisi
ForgetMeNots Roses Lilies Golden Rod Buda Kate Green
way Figures Tray Patterns, Initial, Butterfly etc. Also
Stamping Powder Pad full directions and large Instruction
Book for Embroidery Crocheng Knitting, Fancy Work ETC.
We have Worsteds Embroidery Materials Hosiery Cor
SETS Handkerchef Ruching, Ribbons Crochet Cottons,
Braids Notions, etc.
We will sell the outfit for IS cents to those purchasing so
cents worth Of goods.
We will sell the outfit alone for so cents by 60 cents
Price lists of goods mailed free.
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posterous.'' Affirmative, Mr.. Lindsey; neg
tive. Mr.. Belcher.

posterous.'' Affirmative, Mr.. Lindsey; mega
tive, Mr.. Belcher
Mrs. Mccall was pleasantly surprised by
party of young friends from Dayton's Bluff
on Saturday. Progressive euchre was the
game of the evening Miss Jennie Fisher
won first prize and A. Allison foot.
The True Blue Temple l. o. G. T., held
another Demorest medal contest at their hall,
corner of University and Harrington avenue,
Friday evening. The hall was well filed,
and the medal was won by Miss Florence
Rason.
The concert given Thursday evening under
the auspices OF the Ladies Aid Society of the
Warrendale Church was largely attended and
in every respect complete success.
-, Quite delegation of our people attended
the sour grape contest at ST. Paul lodge, Nn
Ninth street, on Tuesday evening.
A. Emerson and sister. Fannie, returned
Monday evening from visit with relatives
in Delano.
Mrs. Dyer, of Minneapolis spent portion
OF the week with Mrs. La Claire, of Como
avenue.
Some of our young people contemplate
starting progressive whist club soon.
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SOUTH PARK.

President F. l.. Nagler delivered his lecture
on ''Mohammed and His Paradise in the
Daytons bluff church last Thursday even
ing. 1t was a mastery effort and he has
been requested TO repeat it in English at the
college chapel.
The chicken-pie supper given by the ladies
of the Presbyterian church Thursday even.
ing was quite success. The receipts were
about S25.
The young people of the Park NJ. L. church
will give social on Monday evening next st
the residence of Mrs. William Larany.
A letter was received from Mrs. Rnnyon
last Thursday conveying the SAD news OF tho
death Of her youngest child.
There will be Sunday school teachers in
stitute held in the Presbyterian church at
this place Sunday, March %.
Rev. $. II. Thompson, of st. Paul. occu-
pied the pulpit at the Park Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
The Webster Literary society will give
public entertainment on Friday evening,
March 81.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Moore and Miss Bell. of st.
Paul, were visiting at the Park last Thursday
evening
j. d. Moore has gone ont to Big Stone Lake
to look after his farming interests in that sec
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Dufresne entertained q few
of their bachelor friends last Tuesday eycu-
ing.
capt. ). ~. Truax, or hastings, was WISHING
friends and relatives i'll this place Tuesday.
Rev. W. W. Hurd of Prescott, will occupy
the pulpit of the VI. e. church to-day.
Miss Annie Ness, of Litchfeld, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson this week.
John Esbjornson and wife were guests OF
Adolf Anderson last week.
DR.. Forbes will preach i'll the NJ. +, church
next Wednesday evening.
&C. Moody is confined to the house with
neuralgia Of the eyes.
Ezra Fitch commenced the erection CT q
cottage last Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. N. Barnum and son are the guest.
of NJ. o. W. Truax.
Charles Woodward will leave in few days
for Dakota.
Rev. William Covert preached in Hastings
last Sunday.
Harry Horne will return to the Park ncxi
week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-16
Which Broke Off an Engage
ment and Returned a Dia-
mond Ring.
Baneful Effects of Amateur
Photography and Aes-
theticism.
An Effective Picture With q
Graceful Pose on a
Radiator,
Which Precipitated a Duel
and Drove a Modest Low
err Desperate.

The amateur photographer is by no
means new institution. We have all
met it at all sorts of inc0nvenient and
unexpected places. In fact, the photo
grapher figured to questionable adyan-
tage in play recently presented at the
Newmarket. But last Tuesday | en-
countered new type of the picture
taking crank. Wonder if you have met
him yet. There is only one of him as
four inches in height, has light brown
hair, little scar over the well-devel-
oped forehead. clear, pale COM
pleXion, microscopic mustache and
immense ears. He wears eye glasses
anchored to his coat lapel with a gilded
chain, an Oxford tie of the very latest
reseda hue, immaculate linen and no
jewelry. At least, he didn't have any
jewelry the day | saw him. That's no
proof that he doesn't own any, for we
all know by experience that at this time
of the year many people find it more
convenient to carry vouchers for their
jewelry in the shape of little pawn
tickets from Uncle Isaac. These are
always modeStly hidden away far be-
yOnd the reach of vulgar curiosity. So,
if you meet person corresponding to
the above description, only with more
ornaments. you'll understand how it
happens. The photographer name is
Burt, at least that's one of his names.
He is clerk III one of the wholesale
houses, and says he only toys with the
camera in leisure hours as means of
improving brain power. unkindly
suggested that it's difficult to improve
vacuum. He got real angry and
didn't even offer to take my picture.
Judge from the following description
what an opportunity L missed just on
account of that unlucky remark.
Among my few girl friends is a book
keeper employed i'll an Office situated
about minutes walk from the GLOBE
building. | called on her last tuesday
absent, we made ourselves comfortable
in the cushioned arm chairs, which
were not put there for our use. and pro-
ceeded to dssect the personal affairs of
our varied acquaintance with that
franknesS
PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
We were getting quite interested,
when there entered without ceremony a
young man, carrying in his hand what
looked like a sample case. He seemed
pretty we'll acquainted with my friend
Nellie, and after frigid acknowledge
ment of an introduction, looked at me
in IL tone of voice which seemed to de-
sire my departure. l compromised by
taking a station near the door to watch
for the head OF the firm and give timely
warning.
What's in that box, Burt?" inquired
Nellie.
That's the latest improved style of
camera" he replied. II just got a
splendid likeness of Emma K. You
know now she BOWS with that funny
twist of her head on one side. | saw
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mr. and Mrs Seymour, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Borup and Miss Pauline Ferguson have
returned from short trip to Chicago.
Judge and Mrs, Ira B. Mills, of Moorhead,
Mimi, are the guests of Prof. and Mrs Gin
ton j. BackuS, "a Summit avenue.
d. II. Wilcox. formerly of st. Paul, will
hereafter make his home in Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Leonie Towle, of East Tenth street,
has gone to Chicago. where she will Wis il
Miss Kelly, recently her guest.
A. G. Mailer, of Grafton, n. D., spent the
week as the guest of his brother, Charles Il.
Mailer. of Virginia avenue.
MISS Annie Guerin, of Rice street, who
has been visiting friends IN Minner polls, re-
turned home last Tuesday.
E. G. Rogers has returned from two
months visit to the Pacific coast and few
days stay in the South.
Walter Tiffany, of Minneapolis, was in the
city on Friday making himself agreeable to
his mang lady friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Baker Jr. of Summit
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COMO CHIPS.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Stevens entertained a
party Of friends at progressive eucfire
Wednesday evening" the 18th inst. The
prizes were awarded as follows: Head S.
Corris; progressive. Mrs. A. b. Bletcher
Mrs. Corris. Among those present
were A. d. Bletcher and wife, S. Corris
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs A. Belcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccall, MesSrs. NJ. 0. Peterson, Merrill.
GaiihouSe, Emerson, and the Misses Cassidy
and L. Emerson and Mis-. Edgerly
AT Harrington lodge. l. O. G. T.. next;Fri-
day evening there will be a debate on the
question:: "Resolved. That the STANDPOINT
OF The author of looking Backward is pre.
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MANCHESTER.

On next Thursday evening the preliminary
oratorical contest will be held in the Presby
terrain church. The contestants are j. K.
Hall, W. ii. Humphrey, W. Brewster, I. T.
CreSwcll and A. A. Randall.
The Ladies' aid Society of Manchester Park
had a social at the residence of Mrs. Brew
ster. on Smelling avenue, last evening.
President McCurdy has gone East on bust
ness relating to the financial condition of the
school.
Miss Humphrey, Of Hudson is the guest Of
Prof. and Mrs. Pearson.
Miss Minnie Kemp has returned from Da-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-16

The entertainment so be given on ST.
Patrick's night by -. ,'ohn's parish
will be addressed by John w. Willis
As the gentleman has never before
spoken in this parish, q large number
will no doubt be present for the pur-
pose OF hearing him alone. The follow
ing ladies ana gentlemen viii assist on
the programmes: Misses Huntley,
Qullligan. Starkey, McCAbe, Frederick,
McCabe, Hart, Egan, Dowd, Cutz ana
Walters; MeSsrs. Klinkham2r, McCabe,
Connolly. HattoD, Joyce, Swanson,
Crane, Iohiu ana R0ssbeTG.
The entertainment 10 DC held on ST.
Patrick : evening at st. Michaei'S hail,
West St. Paul. viii no doubt be q very
fitting affair for this occasion. !. K.
COrrigau. OF Minneapolis, will be the
speaker ut the evening. 4 splendid
musical programme will also be pre-
Sented. y comic farce, entitled widow
Wilkins and Her Son. will be pro-
d0ced. This play has been specially
written Tor this OCCASION by q young
mau, Il resident Of this parish.
The programme for ST. patrick'S day
at Cretin hail, corner Sixth aud Fort
streets, Is unique. A matinee must be
given to give all chance. Opens at
2:30 u. III. and in the evening.
At st. Patrick's church, corner Of
Case and Mississippi streets, Monday
evening, an entertainment will be given
in honor of St. Patrick. The following
Interesting programme viii be pre-
scented:
2ulr'SIte 1850 c., Seicctluh
Reciiaron--"Emmet's Last Words
+. J. Baticy
Quarlette .......... '...... .-........ Selection
Solo 49,. -. j. p. Gehan
Address Gladstone 49,. NON u. W. Lawler
Solo-"rhc Faster You PLUCK Them the
Quicker They Grow .....,..-....J White
S.Hs-"The Slaves Dream .MissK i. Mutually
fccitaton. ........,...... Franklin ". Lee
SCng--'Ii The Waters Could sneak
". j. Guerney
THE EOUGU DIAMOND
Onder the management III 4. j. WILSON,
Characters:
Mariey. -... &c. ...........M Mrs. !. J. WiisoH
SIR william -.---..- ..-J r. MCt AQlcy
lotd l,il % ..,.. ''''''.,...:. ...'I, r. W hlte
Lady PlAtn..., .......... MISS Is. +. MullallY
capt. blelihclm. ......-.. ~. II. seaman
Cousin Joe. Observation-Disclosures j. c. Wilson
servants, peasants, etc.
Closing remarks by Rev. II. j. Gibbons, pastor
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Mrs. L.. Thompson

Recently returned from New York,
where she has been devoting her time to
the latest designs in Dresses and ele-
giant Trimmings; will be displayed at
the opening few days before Easter.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-16
G, paul Sioux mails Siouy CITY.

St. Paul. Sioux Falls, sioux City.
Complete train service begins this
Sunday evening, March 16, on the Great
Northern Railway, with the only sleep
ing cars running exclusively between
st. Paul. Minneapolis and Sioux City.
Leaves st. Paul $40. Minneapolis $40.
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A Report From proi: swallo W.

Prof. Swallow, Montana state in
spectOr of mines. has just returned from
a trip through the Barker and Neihart
districts, i'm the Belt Mountains, and
predits that they will become wonderful
mining camps. The whole region is
covered with vast quantities of float,
which must be interSected 10y rich veins
of galenas, carbonatas and quartz. The
Belt Mountains, as we'll as the Judith
region, are strewn with fragments of
rock carrying gold and silver, all indi-
eating rich leads. The railway eXten-
sions from Great Falls will hasten de-
velopment and give that country large
growth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-16

III the matter of the receiyership of the
Engel- Dreis company, an order was made by
Juge Otis allowing the receiver to accept BIDS
for the property and cont nuing the further
consideration for week. G
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-16

Joseph Kcrker the new clerk of the board
of public works assumed his duties yester-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-03
SUNDAY SERVICES.


Sunday School 1000 q. No.; preaching
at 11:OO, subject: "a New Years
Friendly Interrogation" Evening
services: Young peoples meeting at
8 90, preaching at TOO, subject: 1.-THE
Lamb Of God" A cordial welcome to
everyone.
CHAs. N. H. MOORE, Pastor.
..CHRIsTAIN CHURCH.
Subjects, morning. Preserved Sup.
plies"; evening. Things New and
Old" The public cordially invited to
attend. ". w. BLALOCK, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Sunday School, 9;4j q. m.
Preaching HOO q. m. and ZOO D. m.
Subject for HOO q. M, a New Years
sermon on Our Nations Dangers and
Guards.
1st. Our Guards, Q) The Bible; ~
The Church; (3) Public Schools; al
Free Press; t5) Purity in Office and
Business; (6) Honest Elections; ID
Home.
End. Our Dangers. u Corrupt Press;
(2) Whiskey Traffic; 81 Corruption i'm
our Courts of Justice; (4) Disregard of
the Christian Sabbath, (5) The eight
Regard for the Christian Church; (6)
Ignorance and the Ballot; (7) Goddess
ness of the Masses.
Subject for 7:Oo p. M: "Why Halt
Yew
J. B FORD, Pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-03
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

George H. johnson will Ia he notice that the
Pennington Savings Bank as plaintiff did. on
the 9th day Of December, lSS3. file its petition
In the District Court, In aud for Allen county
Stateof Kansas. against.him. together With NJ
J. Y. Adams as defendants. setting forth ttat
on the first day OF April. 1Ss6, said Mrs. J.. o.
Hdams and George II. johnson gave mort
gage to the Topeka Investment and Loan Co.
on the following described lands, situated i'm
the County Of Allen and State Of Kansas. viz
The South west quarter "a of section pamher
twenty-nine 90 township number twenty four
CA soV:A and of range number 81 sAteen tisl
eaAt OF the sixth principal TleridiAn which Sid
note or bond and mortgage 10 Now owned and
held by plaintiff herein to sseNre the paym.ps
OF the sum OF 81 500 90 sosorifng to one certAii,
note or bond referPssi 70 10 said mortgage. and
praying judgment against said Mrs. q.
Adams and George ii. johnson for the sum Of
81, so %, now claimed to be due AUD unpaid
with interest AZ Il per cent per annum. froW
the 6rst day or April, 1856. less the sum az
S30O. 90. or thar said preSAises may be sold te
pay the same. Now said defendant George IA.
johnson IL hereby notified that be musS appear
and answer said petition or before the 18th
day OF February $50, or said petition v i'll be
taken Is true against them and each OF them;
and Q judgment for said amoaut, and decree
forever barring them Of any right, title or I'M
tereet in and 70 said lands, after the sale there
Of will be rendered against them, and order
Ing said lands to be sold to satisfy any sum
found to be due the plsintiG upon said notes
49, and mortgage. GLEED & GLEEn,
SEAL. Attest: Attys for PsG-
10y N p. Jacoby. Clerk