Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-05
Original Notice.

Original Notice.
% MARY NJ. HAuSER WIDOW OF
JOHN H. HAUSER, JR. DECEAS.
ED. SARAH AND BEESON AND E.
G. REESON HER GUARDIAN, EU-
DORA J. ROBILLrARD, w. H.
ROB1LLIARD HER HUSBAND, CO.
RENA r. BROWN, A A. BROWN
HER HUSBAND. GEORGE HAU-
SER, ANNA HAUSER HIS WIFE,
LEMERT w. HAUSER, EDITH
HAUSER HIS WIFE, CHILDREN
AND HEIRS OF SAID DECEDENT,
BERTHA McKIBBEN DAUGHTER
or WILLIAM HAUSER DECEAS-
ED SON OF JOHN H. HAUSER JR.,
CLARENCE McKIBBEN HER HUS-
BAND. BERTHA GENEvIEvE FIs-
COS AND NINA MARIE FISCUS
CHILDREN OF MAUD FISCUS DE-
CEASED DAUGHTER OF WILL
LIAM HAUSER DECEASED SON
OF JOHN H. HAUSER JR. DE-
CEASED, LUCY HAUSER WIDOW
OF FREDERICK HAUsER, ANNA
HAUSER. LAWRENCE HAUSER.
EL1zABETH BOUCHER. JACOB
HAUSER. GEORGE HAU-
>S4S4S IA LEA
ERLY AND CHILDREN AND
HEIRS OF FREDERICK HAu-
SER DECEASED, GEORGE w.
HAUsER. HULDA RAI-STON,
THURSA A. BIXBY AND MARTHA
DINNELL CHILDREN AND HEIRS
OF JOHN H. HAUSER DECEASED
son OF FREDERICK HAUSER
DECEASED. MALINDA ELIZA
BETH SPECIE, NATHANIEL
SPE1cE. JACOB A. j. SPE1CE.
JOHN CALVIN SPECIE, MARY
SPEICE. MARTHA SP1CE CHILL
LREN AND HEIRS OF PAULLY
SPLICE DECEASED DAUGHTER
OF FREDERICK HAESER, Mary
ANN SAPPEEFIELD, JOHN FRED
FR1CK SAPPENFIEIID LEWIS
C-hSS SAPFENFTELD CHILDREN
AND HEIRS OF RERECCA SAP
PENF1ELD DECEASED DAUGH-
TER OF FREDERICK HAUSER
DECEASED. MARY ULERY
WIDOW OF LEVI UIERY, NEIL
son ULERY. SARAH JANE PAR
NELL. EMILY ULERY, STEPHEN
UIERY, WILLIAM ULERY. MARY
ULERY, MADISON H. ULERY AND
ETHALAINDA ULERY CHILDREN
AND HEIRS OF LEVI ULERY DE-
CEASED AND THEIR UNKNOWN
HEIRS AND THEIR UNKNOWN
HUSBANDS AND WIVES AND
DESCENDANTS AND THE UN-
KNOWN CLAIMANTS WHETHER
MINORS SANE OR INSANE OR
OTHER PERSONS UNDER DIS
ABILITY OF THE NORTHEAST
QUARTER OF THE SOUTHWEST
QUARTER OF SECTION TWENTY
FOUR TOWNSHIP EIGHTY-FTvE
NORTH RANGE NINETEEN WEST
FIFTH P. NJ. OF IOWA DEFEND
ANTS.
otified that there will be filed on or
efore Aug II. 1911, in the office Of
hec Jerk OF the district court OF Iowa
4 and for Marshall county. the petition
f Eliza Whitacre claiming, Of you the
uieting of the title TO the northeast
ne W quarter Of the southwest (sw ~
uarter Of section twenty-four (21
ownship eighty-five (S5) north range
ineteen {1e) west fifth p. m. Of Iowa.
hat this plaintiff together with Eu-
ora J. Robbiliard. Sarah Ann Beeson,
,orena r. Brown and Bertha Mckib-
en-. Bertha Genevieve Ffscus and Nina
1arie Fiscus minors are the owners of
he above described real estate having
eceived title under the will OF John H.
1auser, Jr., deceased, and we claim
tile by prior grantors for more than
wenty years last past. That this plain
IF aud the owners OF the remaining
interests in this real estate
nd their grantors thru whom they
lain title have been in continuous,
pen. adverse and notorious possession
or more than the period Of limitation;
hat the dsfendants and each OF them
ave or claim to have some right or
tile adverse to this plaintiff and the
H11ers OF the remaining interests in
aid land and that certain clouds exist
pom said title occas!oned by certain
-rors and mistakes or oversight: that
he interests OF the said defendants
-he1her known or unknown IS barred
y the statute Of limitations. That this
'laintitf alleges and believes the fact
o be that Anna Hauser daughter Of
frederick Hauser at the time that she
made conveyance OF her undivided in
crest in the real estate above describ-
d to-wit Sept. 3. 1855, was of legal age
nd that she was single and unmarried
t said time and laboring under no dis
bility: that on Nov. %. 1854. proceed
ags were commenced in court whereby
he right OF dover OF Lucy Hauser
wife OF Frederick Hauser in the real
state Of her deceased husband was set
part to her, she receiving other land
han that described above as her share
n said estate AND that said record was
egular and the law complied with in
very respect but said record has been
nislad or lost and can not nov be
ound: that one Delos Arnold was ap-
,ofnted guardian for the minor children
f Paully Speice and Rebecca Sappen-
ield on June II, 1855, said minors be-