The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-03-16
Some. of the young folks from this
neighborhood attended church in New
Sharon Sunday evening.
oriqinaI Notice.
William W. Hughes, Plaintiff.

| of the Irregular Survey of the
s. w. n of the N. E. u of Sec.
IA, Twp IA, r. 16 w. of 5th P. NJ,
| Mahaska County, Iowa, J. B. Bar
her, Annie Barber, M. M. Runyon,
! Emma Garrigus and Thomas Gar.
rigus, Thomas D.. Edwards, Mrs.
Thomas D. Edwards, Mary C. Bar
| nett and -- Barnett, her hus.
band, Vinson Inge and Mrs. VinsOn
Inge, Margaret Benson and
| Benson, her husband, Josiah Cros-
son and Mrs. Josiah Crosson, Al
bert S. Munsell, Mrs. Albert S.
Munsell, Charles G. Munsell and
| Mrs. Charles G.. Munsell, together
! with the unknown heirs, unknown
spouses, devisees, legatees, grant
ees, minors and legal representa-
tives of any and all of the above
named defendants and unknown
! claimants of said real estate. De-
PENDANTS.
To the unknown claimants of the
said N. i. u of the N. L. Il and Lots
2 and 3 of the !. S. of the S. w. a Of
|
w. of the 5th P. NJ, Mahaska County,
Iowa, and to each and all of the
above named defendants and to each
and all of the unknown heirs, spouses
and all other parties above named
You and each of you are hereby
notified that there is now on file in
the Office of the clerk of the district
court of Iowa, in and for Mahaska
county, petition of the plaintiff,
William w. hughes, claiming as
against you and each of you that he
is the absolute and unqualified owner
in fee simple of the above described
real estate and that your interest has
been Invested by certain deeds of
conveyance which were lost or de-
stroyed without having been placed
of record, that is to say, that George
w. Barber and wife were the own
ers of said Lot 3 and conveyed the
same to Michael Gallagher, prior to
June II, 1874, reserving the coal
Hereunder, but that said deed was
lost or destroyed and not recorded,
and that Thomas d. Edwards was the
owner of Lot 2 and conveyed the
same to Friedrich NJ. Stumbo by a
good and sufficient Warranty Deed,
prior to March "a, 1856, which deed
was lost and never recorded; that
said Stumble decided to Josiah Cros.
son, who with his wife, prior to Dec.
I19, 1870, conveyed by sufficient
Warranty Deed, said Lot 2 to said
Mary c. Barnett, which deed was
lost and never recorded, and that
Samuel Vance obtained a Tax Deed
on said Lot Nov. 20, 1870, recorded
June 81, 1871, in Book Z, page 655, of
the Mahaska County Records which
tax deed is asked to be established
paramount to any claim of the de.
PENDANTS to said lot
That in foreclosing a certain mort
gage in favor of Geo. w. Barber,
Margaret Benson and husband were
not served with notice as appears
from the record though service was
ACTUALLY made and their rights fully
determined and barred by the Sher-
ifs Deed; that J. B. Barber, NJ. NJ.
Runyon, Elizabeth Phillips and Emma
Garrigus are the only heirs of Geo.
w. Barber; that Vinson lnge and
| Mrs. Vinson lnge have no interest
in the land, the description in their
deed being erroneous and no doubt
refers to land in Township Is, in.
stead of "a; that Albert S. Munsell
and Charles G. Munsell were Invested
of their interest by guardians deed
Sept. II, 1885, recorded Sept. 25,
1885, in Book 3S, page 81 OF the Ma
haska County Records, and they with
| their wives are made parties to cor
rect any error that may have occur
red in the proceedings relating to
said Decd that plaintiff has made
I.diligent search to find said defend
ants, their unknown heirs and I'M
known claimants, hut without avail.
He claims that he has been in
open, notorious, hostile and adverse
possession of said real estate under
color of title and claim of right, he
and his grantors, for more than
twenty years last past, he asks that
his title be quieted to all the above
described land against said defend
ants as above described, except the
coal under Lot 3, he also pleads
laches and general equitable es.
TOPPED, together with the bar of the
Statute of Limitations. No personal
claim is made against any of the de-
PENDANTS, unless they should appear
and defend, and that unless you ap-
pear and defend hereto before noon
of the second day Of the April Term,
1911, which will commence on the
18th day of April, 1911, and be held
in the Court House at Oskaloosa,
Iowa, judgment by default will be
rendered against you and decree
entered as prayed for in plaintiffs
petition.
w. H. HEATING,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The foregoing Original Notice hav.
ing been presented to me for an or.
der, and / being fully advised in the
premises, find that said notice suffi.
ciently sets forth the averments of
said petition as collected therefrom.
order the same published for four
weeks in tha OckaIooca uaraJd