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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-08-19
Death of Hon. Laban Mauldin

Hon. Laban Mauldin died at
his home in Easley on the 10th
instant in the 74th year Of his
life. His funeral was conducted
by his former pastor, Rev. d. w.
Hiott, in the absence of his pas
tor, the day following his death;
then the Masons buried his body
in West View cemetery by the
side of his wife, who preceded
him to the grave just one year
and four days.
Mr.. Mauldin was married to
Miss Mary Rogers January II,
1866. Having no children Of
their own, they helped in raising
others. Mrs. Holler Evatt and
Mrs. Charlie Thomas, both of
Easley, were almost like their
own children. Mr.. Mauldin was
an earnest Christian. He served
as deacon Of Enon church where
he was baptized by Rev. John
Ariail. At the time of his death
he was a member and deacon Of
Cne flfSC BapLlSC CnufCn or EaS-
ley. He had served as moder-
ator of the Piedmont association
for many years. He was also a
trustee Of the Connie Maxwell
orphanage and his will provides
that most of his property shall
90 to the orphanage. Mr.. Maui
din had served this county as
school commissioner and had
represented the county in the
legislature. In every public trust
he was faithful. He leaves three
brothers = Nardey Mauldin of
Birmingham, Ala, Ariail Maui
din Of Atlanta, Ca, and Henry
Mauldin Of Lavonia, Ca, and
and one brother-in law, Francis
Roper, Of this county,
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Dwelling Burned

Uncle Sam Loooper of the
Cross Roads community had
the misfortune Of getting his
dwelling with nearly every
thing in it destroyed by fire on
the 10th inst. All the family
were away from home when
the fire broke out. 1t was per-
haps set on fire by match
struck by a rat in the closet,
where the fire seemed to have
started, according to- the state
ment of those who first discov-
cred the fire. The neighbors
are going to help in building
another house and furnish it
for this dear old man and his
good wife. so that their last
days may be spent in their own
home. Everybod loves uncle
Sam and Aunt Patsy.
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Number Is
Missionary Society Meeting

Following is the program of
sixth annual meeting of the
Woman's Missionary society,
which is to be held with the Grif-
fin Baptist church, Thursday,
August 19:
1Oo'clock-Praise service, Mrs.
j. M. Stewart.
Words of welcome, Mrs. Jesse
Childs; response, Mrs.J I'D. Stan
sell; roll call of societies with re-
ports; distribution of apportion-
ment cards.
South Cardinals place in the
Southern union, Miss Verna FOs-
ter; Miss Heck's message and
report of nominating committee,
S. B. c., Mrs. G. e. Robinson;
MONDAY quiet hour, Mrs. @. e.
Watson; election of nominating
committee; appointment of COM
mittee; prayer; dinner.
Devotional, Miss Naomi Rob
inson; how can we get the Young
people interested in missions2
Missionary address, Mrs. Entz-
minger; plans for the coming
year, Mrs. @. e. Watson; report
Of nominating committee; cleo
ton Of officers; report of COM
mittee on time and place; ap-
pointment of standing commit
tees; benediction.
Thursday evening atS.3O there
will be a temperance address
made by Rev. ID. w. Hiott and
one on missions by j. II. TAYLOR.
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Resolutions of Respect
GreemVaHlee S. C..

The folIowi'aSg resolutions of
respect to vpbrpign Eugene f.
Connolly Were j passed by Hick-
orv Camp NJ + 439, w. O. w. {:
On July g." 1915, it was the
pleasure of o}ce y heavenly father
to take to ,'eefiimseIf Sovereign
Connolly, @Ihal had been sick and
patiently Wige edforafew weeks.
Sovereignof tInnellyhad lived out
about hal its # isallotted time on
earth Q ac2aGee score years and
ten. jawas Il model citizen.
hus9 md and father. and in con
: "a .aration OF these worthy traits
of character and of the high es-
TEEN in which he was held by
his brother a0p+reigns OF the
Woodmen Of the World, be it
Resolved, / That in his days
Of work he was bright jewel in
workmanship and the remem-
brance of him will be ever held
in gratefclness; that OR order
was hOnOred by the ties of mem
DcfSIlp OL a. man vi SUCH Stei
ling iAtegrity of ch aracter.
Resolved, 2. That we realize
in part the great loss we have
sustained through the death of
one who was SO kind. SO good
and 50 faithful in the perform
ance of every duty.
Resolved, 3. That we extend
our heartfelt sympathy to the
bereaved family in this dark
hour and bow with them in hum
BILE submission to Him who dOeth
all things well.
Resolved, 4. That while we
mourn the loss of our friend ano
brother. we cherish his memory
in our hearts and we commit his
spirit to God who gave it anC
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Church Institute at Old Pickens

Below is the program for the
church institute that will be
held at Old Pickens Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday, Aug.
%, "a and 25:
Rev. l. r.. Wallace will preach
Sunday night, August 22.
Monday, Aug. %, 10 a. m. =
Demonstration in milk separat
ing and testing, Prof. j. Nj. Bur
CESS, Clemson College.
IL a. m. sermon, Rev. w. II
Mills, Clemson College.
2p. m Address on practica
dairying, Prof. j. M. Burgess
Sp. NJ Sermon, Rev. w. II
Tuesday, Aug. "a, 10 a. m. -
Keeping poultry for pay, Prof
Frank G. Hare, Clemson Col
lege.
II a. m. Sermon, Rev. w. II.
Mills.
2p. m. The care and man
agement Of poultry, Prof. Frank
T.. Hare.
8 p. m. An illustrated address,
Our Nations Foundation, "
Mr.. r. e. Grabel of the South
ern railways agricultural de-
partment.
Wednesday, August 25. 10 a.
m. The production and care of
fruits, Prof. G.. F. Neven, Glenn
son College.
II a. m. Sermon, Rev. w. II.
Mills.
2p. IN. The production and
care of vegetables, Prof. Neven.
Prof. Neven will also give a
demonstration this day in the
canning of fruit and vegetables
in tin.
Everyone in reach is cordially
invited to attend these meetings.
Dinner will be served on the
ground for the three days.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Medical College of the State of South Carolina
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Schools of Medicine & Pharmacy
Owned and Controlled by the State

Eighty seventh session begins
October l, 1915--ends June l,
1916. Fine new three story bull
ding opposite Roper Hospital.
Laboratories of Chemistry, Bac-
teriology, Anatomy, Physiology,
Pharmacology and Pharmacy
provided with new, modern
equipment. The Roper Hospi-
tai, one of the largest and best
equipped hospitals in the South,
contains 2l8 beds, and with an
extensive out patient service,
offers unsurpassed clinical ad-
vantages. Practical work in
dispensary for pharmaceutical
students. Two years graduated
service in Roper hospital with six
appointments each year. De-
partment of Physiology and En-
bryology in atfiliation with the
Charleston Museum. Ten full
time teach ers in laboratory
branches. For catalog address:
OSCAR w. sCMAEE'TEHs,
SegiStrar.
Charleston S. C..
Box 80
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Miss Media Boggs gave an in
formal reception last Thursday
morning in honor of her house
guests, Misses Annette Robert
son, Myra Lou Cochran, and
Erline Cunningham. MissBoggs
had arranged two unique con
tests in which Miss Ella Hiott
and Miss May McFall were the
successful contestants. At the
conclusio n of this the guests
were invited to accompany the
hostess to the drug store, where
cream was served.
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10 the churches of theTrwelve
Mile River Association: On ac-
count OF the pastors being busy
winding up their revival meet
ings, baptizing etc. the com
mittee has decided to call off the
union for the coming fifth Sun
day. Churches will note same
and govern yourselves accord
ingly. BY order of committee
R. p. Prince.
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HogwaIlow, Oconee Co., News

Sidney Hooks, who has been
writing to Miss Flute Belcher,
has demanded definite answer
to the last note he sent her, and
! if he does not get it he will Join
the army.
Atlas Peck has had his old
buggy painted to Try to make
it look like a new one, but il
still rattles.
Yam Sims has gone to worI,
with wheat thresher during
the social season.
Poke Eazley has bought two
acre farm adjoining the Tick
vile railroad, and believes this
is ground for a damage suit.
Slim PicRens called on Miss
Rosy Moseley Sunday night.
She has been waiting for him
to come for some time.
Ellick Hellwaner went to the
Postotfice Thursday and filed
with the Postmaster an applica-
oiotI Iol llIoIlCS OluCl.
A chicken mite is a small
thing that can hardly be seen
and never heard. Still a giant
can feel its footsteps.
The Widow of the Calf Ribs
neighborhOod has installed a
sofa pillow and a sterescope in
her parlor.
The Horse Doctor has enlarg-
ed his saddle pockets and is
now prepared to execute all calls
with DrOmptnesS and despatch.
The rural policeman is plan
ming to make an important ar
rest as soon as he can find a
suitable person.
Film DiIlard motOred to
Bounding Biilows Saturday on
his bicycle.
Miss Gondola Hepstcp was
hostess at an enjoy able social
gathering at her home on the
Rye Straw road last MOndav
night. She invited only those
Of her friends that she liked.
Tobe Moselcy drove his yoke
Of steers to the Hog Ford still
house Tuesday, and while com
ing back overlook an automo-
bile.
A man may feel almost abso-
lutelv certain that he has a sur
plus of certain things that come
and 90 in life, but he never
knows how many more birth
days he has on hand.
Sid Hooks reports that he saw
several cakes of ice while in
Tickville one day this week.
He stood at a distance while in.
specting it as he did not have
his ear muffs with him.
Tobe Mosclcy went to the far
end Of Muskct Ridge Friday to
attend the funeral Of a distant
relative.
Tobc Moseley says do what
the doctor tells you, then if YOU
die the blame will all be on the
doctor.
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Observation-Disclosures Rallies

An Educational and Agricul-
tural rally will be held at Flat
Rock Schoolhouse, near Carmel
church, on August 26, near the
old site of Thalian Academy,
where the late John Kennedy
taught for a number of years.
The following speakers will be
present and make addresses:
Rey. j. G.. Bailey, pastor of
Carmel church.
w. w. Long, State Agent
and Director of Extension.
Prof. Lueco Gunter, State
Supervisor of Rural Schools.
DR.. E. M. Poteat, President
Of Furman University.
q. p. McCravey, Easley.
The public is invited to come
and bring well-filled baskets and
spend the day.
All of John l.. Kennedy's old
students specially invited.
A match game Of baseball
will be played on the grounds
after the speaking is over.
An Educational and Agricul-
tural rally will be held at Pleas
ant Hill church on August 27.
The following speakers will
be present and make actresses:
w. w. Long. State Agent
and Director of Extension.
Prof. Lueco 'unter, State
Supervisor Of Rural Schools.
DR.. J. G.. Clinkscales, Profes-
sor Of Mathematics Of Wofford
College.
The public is invited to come
and bring we'll filled baskets
and spend the day.
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Leo Nj. Frank Lynched

\ mob variously estimated at
25 to Is men Monday night
OverpOwered the guards at the
Georgia state prison at Milledge-
vile, Ga, and took Leo M Frank
from the prison Early Tues
day morning Franks dead body
was found hanging to tree al
most one hundred miles from
Milledgeyille and almost within
sight of the former home of
Mary Phagan, the little girl for
whose death Frank had been
convicted
Franks body was not shot or
mutilated. He was barefoted
and clothed only in prison trous-
ers. The body was left hanging
for several hours after it was
found and thousands of people
came to view it The body was
taken to Atlanta and prepared
for burial and left on the mid
night train for Brooklyn, y y,
where Franks people live
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his body to the dust from whence
it came.
Resolved, 5. That a page in
our record book be inscribed to
his memory and that a copy of
this tribute be furnished the be-
reaved family, and that it be
published in the county papers.
Signed: n. e. SMITH,
r. A. WILLIAMS,
g. FL. STOREY,
Committee.
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Mt. Carmel Locals

The Mt, Carmel school opened
again with several new scholars,
after a vacation Of week for
the series of meeting which was
carried on by Rev. Mann.
Miss Daisy Philpot of CentraN
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. *. Lathem. and Mrs. Thom-
as. She is now visiting at
Travellers Rest.
Ambrose Bowen of Georgia is.
visiting friends and relatives in,
in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Robinson,
of Dacusyille have been visiting
his mother at Marietta.
Mrs. G.. O. Jones Of Easley
route, 5 spent the past week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. M. Jones of this section.
Miss -Addie Anthony ana
friend Miss Willard, of Green
vile, visited Mr.. and Mrs. b. d.
Lathem last Thursday.
The barn Of Will Corbin of
the Gross Roads section was
burned August Z. 1t was dis
covered during the night by the
grOaning Of a COW which perish
ed in the flames.
II. M. Jones and family spent
Saturday with relatives in
Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Hunt and
children worshipped at Griffin
church last Sunday and. spent
the day with Mrs. Hunts
mother, Mrs. Hendricks.
Miss Mamie Looper spent sew
earal days last week with her
cousin Miss Eva Christopher in
Pickens.
Miss Margaret jameson Of
EasIey has been spending sever
al davs i'm the Dacusyille sec
tion with friends and relatives.
The township singing conven-
ton will convene with Peters
Creek church the first Sunday
in September 1t was postpon-
ed from August on account of q
sad death in that vicinity.
A party was enjoyed at the
home Of Miss Eva Holcombe
last Friday evening. The
Younger members Of the G.. G..
club, with their brothers and
the teachers at Vineland and
MT. Carmel were invited. Sew
eral games Of rook were played
and refreshments were served.
Olar MCCARTHY Of near Ches
ter was the guest last week of
his college mate, e. IT. Hol-
combe, Of this place.
Claud Ariail and his wife and
little child, with Miss Bessie
Arial and Mrs. Smith his sisters.
and his mother, Mrs. Ariail
widow Of the late Bob Ariail
who moved to Alabama some
six years ago, are now visiting
friends and relatives in this sec
tion. Their home is in Wei
lington, Ala.
The concert Of the w. Il. Ma
tion's school will be given next
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Norris News Items

Mrs. @. l.. Mauldin and chill.
dren Of Seneca visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Mauldin near Norris last week.
&C. Burroughs, accompanied
by DR.. and Mrs. l.. II. Shirley
of Central, left last week for
Asheville, where the former took
his sister, Miss Hattie Bur
rOughs, for treatment.
The many friends of Mr. John
Cook regret to hear of his illness
from typhoid fever.
Dock Hunter, one of our
promising young men, was mar
ried Sunday, August 8, to Miss
inez Lumpkin, a popular young
lady of the upper Mile Greek
section of this county. The
writer extends congratulations
to this popular couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. C'aud Gilstrap
entertained friends at dinner
Sunday.
Depot Agent and Mrs. Rhodes
with their children are in Jeffer-
son, Ca, this week visiting the
latter'S parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Hill Of
Spencer, n. c., are visiting [ heir
parents near Easley. Next week
they will be the guests of her
sister, Mrs. James Whitten.
Miss Jesse Smith of Liberty
was the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Mary Hunter, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Arthurs
will leave the first Of September
for Texas, where they wilmake
their home.
Mrs. James Whitten and chill
dren will leave the latter part Of
this week for visit to Easley
and from there will go to the
mountains for a short stay.
J Mrs. r. w. Smith has return
ed to her home in Oconee after
spending a short while with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Smith.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitmire
of JoCgssee and Miss Myrtle
| Whitmire of Salem visited al
the home Of j anes Whitten last
Friday.
| The protracted meeting at the
Baptist church came to close
last Friday with four additions
| to the church. Rev. Mr.. Walk
er of Liberty conducted the
meeting.
A bad accident happened to
Tillman Littleton last week. He
got his heel severely mashed
while riding a motorcycle.
Boss" Tollison of Georgia is
now acting agent and operator
during the absence of NJ. O..
Rhodes.
Mrs. Mary Grant Of Salem Wis
tied relatives here last week.
Mrs Nettie Holcombe of Fall
Creek has returned home after
spending a few davs at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Alexan-
der.
Barney Williams is back home
from bicycle tour in the noun
tainS
Mrs. Dell Myers of Charleston
is visiting relatives here and
near Easley this week
Mr.. Isaac Sheriff and daugh-
ter. Miss Bertha, returned last
week from a visit to Piedmont.
\ series of meetings began
Sunday atGolden Greek Baptist
church. Rev Mr. StanselI, a min
isterial student, will assist Rev
w. M. Walker during the meet
ing
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Miss Elinor Knight
Instructor In
Piano, Violin, Foun-
dation Specially
Affiliated With
Greenville Womans College

Miss Knight has adopted the
" Progressive Series of Piano
Lessons" in teaching and wish
es to cali attention to the many
advantages of this authoritative
text, having been edited by the
worlds greatest music teacher.
Pupils taking this conserva-
tory course and who wish to
teach may get their Teachers
Certificate from the Greenville
WOmans College. 22
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Pastor b. g. Atkinson is be.
ing assisted by his son, Rev.
Charles Atkinson, in Il revival
meeting at Holly Springs church
this week.
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The concert Of the w. Il. Ma
tons school will be given next
Saturday evening at Camp
Creek church. Everybody is
invited to come.
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The state herald., 1915-11-12
satIers Luuhet Co
SUMMONS

County Of Phillips I"
ln.ths dhtAss ssus1
Sidney Benjamin plaintiff VS. Frank Ger
ken Otis Griffin Harry Fullcn W + Boys otta
Fulsehcr @ l. wunderlieh Ed W James sheriff.
August seheunomann their unknown heirs grant
ccs and assignees dcfsndants
The People Of the State Of Colorado
To Frank II Gerken Otis Griffin Harry Fuiisri
W Boyc Otto Fulschcr G l. wunderlieh Ed W
James sheriff. August sehcuncmann their un.
known heirs assiEnees grantees defendants
the defendant above named gre~ting
You are hereby required To appear In an action
brought against you by the above named plaintif
in the district court Of Phillips county stats Of
| Colorado and answer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service hereof n servei
within this county or II served out Of this county
Or by publication within thirty days after the -.
vice hereof exclusive Of the day Of service uAs
mant by default will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer Of the complaint And u ooey
Of the complaint In the above entitled aetioa b
no, served with this summons or u the .srvsos
hereof bo made out Of this state then ten day. ~
iitional To the time heronbcforc specified for sp-
roaTanee and answer will be allowed l~forv ths
akins Of Judgment by default as AFORESAID
The aald action Is brought against you and .aeA
of you To obtain decree Of this court for ID. fors
/ closure of one certain real estate mortgage ds~i
described In the said complain, duly recorded ln
book % page 2G5 of the records Of Phillips county
Colorado and executed BY Otto Grimm one of the
defendants named above on or about March ~
isi0i To secure the payment upon one certain VII,
ten promissor, note set forth In the complain, du-
ly signed executed and deiiysred by Otis Orifi,s
one Of the defendants for the principal sum Of
eighteen hundred uisoo COZ dollars interest and
attorney fees as in said not. providr.. asking
Judgment on ,aid note and the premises conveyed
by mortgage herein to b. sold and the proee.is 40
piled to the payment Of .aId jadstnent interest
cost, and attorney fees and all charge. legally du.
under saId note and mor,gaTei and In ease such
proceeds are not sufficient To pa, the sam.. ,h.n
for deficiency Judgment and execution against OF
tis Griffin Prank u G.rksn Harry fullen and W
y Boyo u the defendant, nsmsi Aboy. for any
balance tsmairinx due. and that all the defend
ants and all person, claiming BY through or under
them may hs barred and for-cio..d of all rish,
I'M ilsn eauiy Of redemption and in,are., In and
Ia said morissssd mr.misss and for other and
further relief
~ will more fully appear from the complaint ln
aid action To which r-fervnc. I. here mad.
A copy of whieh.is.her.io attached and mad. .
part hsrs1f
And you are hereby notin~i that II you fail 10
sppcar and In answer III. said complaint, a. absvs
required tho said pl.lntiT will take defsul, asd
Judgment sr.instths sald defendants, aecordias 70
The prayer Of his'cpmpiaint
divsr unisf my hand and seal Of the dlssstss
.ssri o, iioiyol coicssdo IN said county I,hl.
fv n Nay A Dlifis w.G Holland
u ID ci~k.D-triesCssss
vu, svb JulS2
The state herald., 1915-11-12

Summons on Application for Rssisus,son
sts,s of Colorado
County Of Phillips 90
Ia the D,.,r,e, Court
Psuisk::Moor. plaintiff
versus
Richard Rrev-s
And all other psrrone or parties unknown. claim
Ing any right. title estate lien or INTEREST In ths
real estate deser,bsd In the application herein de-
Pendants
The P~opis Of the Stats Of Colorado to the above
nams.i id-fsndants-Gr~s'inG
You are hereby summop~i and required 10 ans
w.r the application Of the applicant plaintiff In
the above entitled application for registration ~
the following land situate In Phillips county Colo
rsdo towit
IN. ives, one bali Of the west oos half t~'s Of
tho " ~ of section thirt--n tD In township sis
10 north Of range forty seven UD wee, Of the 9TH
principal meridian
And ta Mo your sns~.r 10 tho sab application
In tho oies Of the clerk of said court In said eoup
" within twenty day. after IN. ssrvie. of this
summons upon you exclusive ~ the day of such
service. snd " yvs fail 10 answer the sad sppes.
,ion within the time Aforesaid the applicant ipisis
,in In this action viii apply To the eour, for ths
relief demanded In the application herein
witps.. " q B.,isnd e,srt Of ssh court, and
IN. .~ai ,h.r.of st iioyoks Colorado In ssd oean'
" and stats this n day of Aurus, A ID 1878
70 Hsiiand. ci-st
The state herald., 1915-11-12
Send or Bring Your Order Now-Today

Notice Of Final Settlement and Det~rminstioa o
OF Heirship
In the matter Of the estate Of A X Lewis deceased
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday the 20th
day Of September d 1915 at the hour Of 10 . m
Of said day the same being Of the regular dsys
Of the July term Of the county court Of Phillips
county In the state Of Colorado. I. l. Lewis Ad-
ministra,or Of sad estate. will appear before the
Judge Of said court present my final settlement as
such administrator pray the approval Of the same
and will then ask 70 he discharged as such admin
is,raior At which tim. and place any person In
interest may appear and present objections to the
same u any there be
And further notice is hereby given that at said
time and place the court will receive and hear
proofs concerning the heirs Of said deceased pur-
.uan, to the verified petition Of Z x Lewis claim
ant as heir at law Of said deceased. herrtofors
hied herein. askinu for a judicial aseertainrnent
and determination Of the hsirship Of said sstats
and from which IL appears that Nellie L~wts
Bert A Lewis 4 X Lewis and Harry Lo~is are
heir, said d.c-assd
Now therefore any and all persons who are os
Who claim TO be heirs st Law ef said A Le~is
deceased ar. hareby required to be and appear
ther.at. or abide III. determination Of the court
tkassa
DATED a, Hoiyoic Colorado this 2ist day Of Aug
u-t A ID 1915 Elk Lewis. Administrator
Of the estate Of A X Lewis deceased
J II Painter Attorney