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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-01-03

The hunting season for partridges
and rabbits closed on Dec. "a.
The cold snap of last week cover
ed ponds and streams with ice
First skating of the winter on
Hunters dam Saturday afternoon,
Cherry Hill Red Men netted s169I
by the fair and supper recently held
4 by them.
Clerk Of Court Purnell issued 81
marriage licenses at Elkton during
Christmas week.
The Reagan residence on West
High street, Elkton, has been pur-
Ahased for $4,000 by Joseph +. Lort.
Among the prize garden winners
s Robert Reynolds OF North East,
khose check for SIS has been re-
we'd.
George Anderson, indicted for lar-I
Seny, failed to appear at December
hrm of Court, and his bail OF $500
was forfeited.
a
Charged with robbing farmers of
Red Hill section, Norman Brooks
has been lodged in the Elkton jail
by Sheriff McAllister.
J.. Leedom Scarborough, of Elkton,
has been awarded first premium for
the best war Garden in that section
dnring tha mast summer.
The annual meeting of Rising Sun
Detective Association will be held in
!. Woodman's Hall, this town, Satur-
nday morning, January 4.
The sale of War Savings Stamps
at Rising Sun postofdce in 1918
Postmaster g. T. Dare reports
amounted to $11, 1,O04.0S.
The annual Christmas entertain
ment and treat OF Rising Sun M. p.
sunday school was held on Friday
evening last in the public schoo
building.
The Culbertson property near
Woodlawn Camp ground has been
sold by Omar d. Crothers, ESQ.,
trustee, to Miss Sallie 2. Culbertson,
for $500.
railing from scaffold at ship
yard in Wilmington, Del. George W.
= Rementer, formerly of Elkton, sus-
tanned broken back and other IN
juries, but still lives.
with ice about three inches in
thickness on Hunters dam Monday,
there were visions of an ice hal vest.
but the rain of Tuesday and We'd
nesday upset calculations.
The II. S. Civil Service Commis-
&bn has announced that examina-
ms will be held at Oxford, Pa;
wark, Del, and Elkton, Md, on
nuary 25th. to fill the position OF
bral carrier at North East.
Fire Friday night, Dec. 20, de-
stroyed the Feldspar and Kaofn
Company's mill, south OF Brandy
wine Summit, causing q loss Of $lS,-
900. The product was shipped
mostly to Trenton where It was used
in pottery and the manufacture OF
artificial teeth.
Isaad Dean, of the Second district,
while working about his barnyard
n was attacked by vicious bull,
which u6ssed him over the fence
ITO til sheep pen. Mr.. Dean was
knf, injured but owes his life
y, vet that the animal tossed
BIZ reach.
Astmasters' Association Of
". composed of Harmony
Port Deposit; Union
Eikton, and Cecil Lodge
of chesapeake City, held
i'd annual meeting and
in Elkton on Friday eve
eember 81.
casualty lists published last
saAed the names of How
ley, Clarence Earl Tru-
ling sun, Russell w.
vlandville. and Willard
Perryville, as wound
rardy, Of North East
missing in action.
Club is the name OF
( young people re-
in North East for
with Mrs. Emma
lent; Mrs. Samuel
President: Miss
Treasurer; Miss
riding Secretary;
erwood. Cores
Professor Mar
siness Manager,
ne and Mrs. w.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-01-03
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Short Paragraphs Of Events in the County
During the Past Week.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY NOTED

Miss Mary Ashby. Of Oxford, Pa
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Ashby.
Melvin Duffy, of Phoenixville. Pa,
was a guest this week at the home OF
Jacob Jenkins and family, Wilson
avenue.
Miss Angela Nichols, Of Whining
ton, was Yuletide visitor at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
B. p. Nichols. !
Miss Lucy Carhart, Philada., and
Miss Shepherd, Wilmington, were
over-Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph T.. Wilson, near town.
The engagement of 1. william
Pugh, SON Of Mrs. Clara L. Pugh,I
Oxford, to Miss Dorothy r. Muir
dock Of Baltimore is announced.
Mrs. Ada Burlington and daugh-
ter were weekend guests Of her
brother, DR.. Walter B. Kirk and
family, Darlington, Hartford county.
Miss Florence Worthington. Of
Philada., has been spending the holi-
days with her sisters, Mrs. Mary
Cherry and Miss Louise Worthing-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Robertson.
of Freehold, N. j., and Taylor Biles,
of Camp Meade, we're holiday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ross
Biles.
Miss Mildred Kimble, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Kimble OF
Rising Sun, was home from Mary
vile College, Tennessee. for the
holidays.
Mrs. Mary Pownall, Of Swarth-
more, spent Christmas with her
daughter, Mrs. A. L. Burlington,
leaving the latter part Of the week
for Florida, where she will spend the
winter.
Miss Theresa Fox of Lancaster,
and Fred e. Mckenzie of Philadel-
phia, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mckenzie, East Nottingham, were
married at the home of the bride,
Thursday, Dec. 26th.
Mr.. j. Raymond Blackson, Of Will
mington, formerly Of this county,
and Miss Isabel Steele. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Steele, OF
near Cowentown, were married in
Baltimore, December Is, by the Rev..
Charles L. Pate, pastor of West Bal-
timore M. e. Church.
Owing to his many duties connect
ed with the church, Rev. Edmund
Burk, Phi. b., Rector Of St. Stephens
Church, Earleville, has been obliged
to resign his position at Calvert High
school and will devote his time ex-
clusiyely to the work of the church.
An experience meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society Of Rising Sun M.
E. church will be held at the home
of Mrs. H. L. Shepherd on Wednes-
day, January 8. Every member IS
expected to bring one dollar and
give her experience how 1t was made.
Secretary.
Going to Childs station on the
evening Of Dec. 21, to meet his wife,
Merton Elwood Brooks. colored,
emnloved as fireman at Marley Mills.
sat down on the edge OF the plat
form to await the arrival Of the
train. He fell asleep and was
struck and killed by a through train
~ ,a. = .,,, .a,,.,..+
ssseo".. ~ a ,aa.,;s,aa - ~ Ia
- ae'va. - en-. - 80 sa,os,a, anI ! a,,r
immediate m neighborbood In Ken.
nett natt souara the Rell Telenbons Co
hss hean conna,,ed - horrow onar-
ators ,t from tba west Chastar AZ.
change 81 manv os the Kannot,
te,enbona Girls have tba disease
c-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-01-03

One kind of charity always has 4
card attached to It.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24
IS TO HONOR
RETURNED YANKS FRIDAY

YAZoO CITY, Miss. Sept, -, (Spl.)-
Arrangements have about been conrs
pleted for a big celebration In honor
OF Yazoo county's returned soldiers,
sailors and marines. at the Elks' club
In Yazoo city, Friday evening, The en-
tertainment Ia 10 be n of the most
elaborate ever held in YaEoo city, say
those In charge. and the time was
chosen especially for the reason that
there Is present IN this city Yazoo
county's ranking officer Of all the men
In the service. He liz Col, John George
QuekCmeyer, member OF Gen. Per-
shing's staff throughout the war and
just returned with the great Amerl-
can general 10 America. Col, Queke-
meyer Is visiting his mother here.
Invitations are being sent out TO all
the service men In the county whose
names and addresses are available, and
these men are being asked 10 hunt up
all the men in their neighhorhoods who
wore the uniform during the late war,
Mr.. Herman Brister has been named
chairman OF the committee of men at
work on the plans for the evening, Mr..
I. ii. Craig heads the finance conf
| mittee. and Mrs. "A, X. Dent Is the
chairman Of the committee OF ladlea
which win furnish The refreshments.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24
AND THE crippled boy,
is STILL at his job.
BUT ONCE a week.
Il A dinner guest.
TO A home-cooked meal.
.
l THANK you.
HOROSCOPE
THURSDAY. SEPT. as, 1918.
{CopyTight, 1913, by the MCCLURE NeWs-
paper Syndicate.)

paper Syndtcate,)
Astrologers read this as a doubtful
day, for while Jupiter and Mars are
In beneftc aspect, Neptune and Saturn
are strongly adverse.
Commerce and trade are well tArect-
ed under this planetary rule, but no new
ventures should be made until the as
pect changes.
South America looms large In tho
horoscopes affecting the United States,
but there will be competition, in which
the planet Mars threatens, the seers de-
clare.
Education should benefit greatly in
the coming winter, In which new theo-
rles and old will clash, for there will be
4 strong reaction from the purely utili-
tartan standards.
Art and music come under a direction
that Is most favorable. for people OF all
| classes will be interested In their de-
| velopnent.
Warning is given that employers now
come under a direction of the stars
making for resentment against organ
ICED labor.
storms OF great violence win cause
an extraordinary number oil WRECKS
the seers predict
Africa is now subject to a sway max
ing for q focusing OF interest. An IN,
Iternational complication may grow GU
OF new commercial interests.
Selfishness and greed Will be en'pha-
sized IN individuals as well as nations
as one Of wars reactions, II 10 prog
Parsons whoss slrthdats u 10 ass'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24

AND A sad little face.
WHO SOLD newspapers.
ON A city corner.
AND HE wasn't tough.
AND DEEP in his eyes.
If YOU looked at them.
THERE SEEMED to be something
THAT TOLD Of a warmth.
IN THE crippled boys heart
THAT HE wanted to share.
WITH SOMEONE else.
WHO COULD understand
AND HE didn't know,
THAT THE warmth was there,
TILL THIS girl came,
AND SHE didn't know.
TILL THIS boy came.
OF THE wonderful JOY
THAT COULD be had.
IN JUST doing something.
FOR SOMEONE else.
AND AFTER that,
ONCE EVERY week.
SHE'D FIND the boy.
AND TgEy'p eat together,
AND LAUGH at the world.
AND GO TO q show.
AND THE blues disappeared.
AND SHE'S married now,
TO 4 very fine uaasb
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24
Twice Told Tales
News of Memphis
10 Years Ago.

~


DR.. Frederick A. Cook, who claims to
have discovered the north pole. Is pre-
pairing to bring suit for damages
against Commodore Peary for SANDER
and Misrepresentation Of DIR. Cooks
stores at Etah, ii is reported.
State Senator Hilary Howse was NOM
mated for mayor of Nashville in the
Democratic primary. Nomination is
equivalent 10 election.
7 John w, Farley has secured his CON-
mission as Ems supervisor for the
Tenth congressional district. The doc
ument was signed by President William
II. Taft
Matt Monaghan for 50 years a resi-
dent of Memphis. prominent grocer and
produce dealer, is dead at his home,
i117 North Rreediove street,
Mrs. b. G. Henning has returned
from her plantation near Henning, Tenn.
Miss Jennie Schwill has entered. col
lege at Blue Mountain. Miss.
Mrs. Mary Hill overton Of Waukeshs,
| Wis, while a guest OF Mrs. Napoleon
Hill, will be the recipient of many so
cial events. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, DR..
and Mrs. Hodgerson, Mrs. Mary Hill
Overton and Master Harry Hill Hodger-
son will return to Memphis from Wauke-
sha shortly.
Mrs. Sam Meyers, of Helena, Ark. is
the guest Of Mrs. j. C. Reilly, ST. Pop
lar avenue
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24

'srhe real secret Of happiness, said
4 woman the other day. consists IN pe-
ing a good b~uokkeeper. and learning
how 10 strike a balance with life.
1.-THE, reason that we women 80 OFTEN
no bankrupt spiritually and act to be
dow n-aids cutters who are always pan
handling our friends for sympathy, or
whlninr about hard-l luck stories, ia be-
cause we always enter everything on
the debit side and never any aceount
al the credit side, and 50 we don't see
that In the end life balances itself Win
tears and smiles, with JOY and sorrow,
and the things even up pretty well, art
er all, with all OF us,
Il used 10 belong TO the melancholy
siaterhoud and | was always lhfnentlng
because | wasn't as rich az one OF my
friends, and didn't have as good a ttnlo
rs another friend. and | had had O lot
"a domestic sorrow, and ] had to earn
my own living, and so on. on, believe
mn, Job had nothing on me In the az
Fiction line.
something brought me up short, and !
said TO myself, Heavens, what sort OF
4 wonder do you think you are that
YOU should be the darling OF the goes,
and have all the good things OF lie
handed you in ono bunch? What nave
YOU ever done that makes you, THINK
you're entitled TO De OetteT oii tNai
any other human being2
land | couldn't think OF why tate
should make any exception OF me, ano
chen | got to thinking that should be
thankful that / was not any worse OIL
than | was, and that for every burdea
had In the world / also had a com
pensatlon. and for every grief some
thing that was at least a consolation
prize.
And what liz true of me Is true o
every other woman,
Tho other day / heard Mrs. A. bit
teriy envying Mrs. b.. because Mrs. u
had beautiful Paris gowns and splen
did jewels, n a limousine and q fin
house, that Is always In apple~pie or
der.
8 Look at me- said Mrs, A., I'm al
ways shabby; | spend my life trying I
make n dollar do the work Of five,
have never had q really good dres
since / was married, and yet when Sail
b. and | were girls together | was a
well off as she. Isn't II queer no
some women get everything and otht
women get nothlngI'
s'Mfa. b, has money and the thing
money buys" ! said to her. You ha'
youF children, 4 suppose your husbar
has made as much money as Mr.. |
has, but It has gone In the upkeop
his family. You could buy Il lot
clothes with what il has cos 70 fe,
and clothe, and doctor a house fun
babies. Would you exchange your hi
hies for Mrs. rs wardrobe?
"Cultivating Mary's voice would ha'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24
MACHINE FEATURES
VNCHW IGGTLX
BEDTIME' ST0RY j
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE ICE CREAM.

Billie. eu's A hot day and The cold
cream will melt fast. And ! hope II
doesn't freeze your paws.
Il hope 80, too, spoke Uncle Wiz
gily. "But / don't mind II my paws
are a little frozen. as long As Nurse
James nose Is cooled
So Uncle wiggily started to hop back
to HIS hollow stump bungalow wlth tle
paper box OF ice cream, now ana Ileh
changing Il from n paw 90 the other'
as fast as he felt chilly,
An OF a sudden, when tho bunny RAD
bff gentleman was hopping past
I,rine tree. out from behind Il jumped
mo unpleasant old SkuddleInagoon.
Zone moment" cried the Skuddlema.
COON. Il want you. Uncle Wigglly,
haven't had any souse To-Day ana =
need some. Wait q minute LA
"Oh. I can't stop, II you please, sala
the bunny. Il must hurry home TO
s,yop must atop? howled the SlSud-
| dlemaroon. and he caught the bunny
by the ear. And of course uhcle
Wiggily had to stop. Ana tnere ~
linn nv ire ear. And tho box or tee
Z cream ~ Tnele Wiggily'a left paw
made him feel so cold that the bunny
changed Il 10 his right paw; Ana thehi
! pretty soon. his right paw became colu
and he changed the box OF zee Sres..
sanr hie left INV was getting colder,
ma he changed the box Of ice cream
baek 10 his right paw, and then, pretty
soon his right paw got colo ana Nc
changed the lee cream back To-, -.
aHotd on thorer" suddenly cried the
gknddlemagoon what's all this FUSS
me- about, first holding that box IN one
naw mud then the other2 Here, give
ID to mel You make me nervous 10 iooA
~ Then. very tmuolitely. the skuddle-
~ gonn grabbed the box OF Ice cream
frnna Uncle Wiggiiy. And by thi9 time
Inc cold of the ice cream had pretty
well qoaked through, n the DOH WA1
freeging on tho outside aanr,a~ nop
And aa soon as the SkuddienaBooh
had Il Ia his paw and he felt me lree1-
ing cold, he let go OF Uncle WlBshS .
ear and h0wled:. A. at. "a
"Yow! Wow! Skowl Bow on, lliS -
no place for mel ] didnt know irSeN
,nist run home and get out nay iuI
nnaI,r And away he ran, dropping the
box Of ice cream. .aid
1fncis ''wigeIly, rs he picked up IN
hgx. ~ was afraid for d moment ina,
:. be might bite my u Then, w
Uncle Wiggily had fur on MS pdw,
!, which were like mittens, he oioht m ~
the cold ice cream very muSn, @" lane
soon hopped on with y 70 Mu ,,e, nos,
And before noon u had cooleu hoi "OS'
and made her all better, r.ar
10 this teaches Us that Ice cream
baa NJ ,ises. and II the autonopll'
! ,ioasn,t run over the lollypop STICK nInss
= make II look fiat, life a fried ekg' ~
, tell YOU next about Uncle WlgshS ~'
4 tho ink berries,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24
DOWNRIGHT, 1919. by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
eY HOWARD r. oARls.

b1 HOWHHG ~ AN''S
apeSr mel There must be something
fAem matter" said Uncle Wiggily Long
ears, the bunny rabbit gentleman, as
rs am downstairs il his hollow
stump bungalow n morning Nurse
Jane isn't here to get breakfast
That was very much like q surprise
narfw FOR YOU see Nurse Tanc, the
musigrat lady heusekeeper, was almost
ailvavs IN early. And when Uncle Wig
a5Ir came hippity-hop downstairs on
his red. white and blue striped rheu-
lnatism crutch, this time, there was no
MISS Fuzzy WuZzy hroillng ne luIhlp
tancaaea. and s%prinkling rose lear sauce
over them, or baking some carrot snort
cake with sassafras trimming for the
bunny'H breakfast.
N wonder why Nurse Jane isn't up
yetgr thought Uncle Miggily, II thlnk
i'm call her downstairs. so ne gave u
iolly shout and asked:
"is anything Hie matter nurse
answered the muskrat lady
HnusalSeeper. ~ thtnk have inc
~cpizestlc. can't get up. ] can't cook
Your breakfast, and you'd better go lor
nr. Postum 49,,
au,ays M hopped over the fields ana
ilsrouab the woods 90 where the animal
doctor had his office. n
aTfu he right over TO see Nurse Jane,
said nh Postum 10 Mr., Longears; You
IN hack and get yourself some break
Tast You may have to 80 10 the I'VE
ana six cent store for medicine
40 Uncle Wiggily hoped back 10 ~
hnllov stump bungalow, and, after teu-
lnv Nnrse. Jane that DIR. Possum would
snnn come and make her better, the
bunny rabbit gentleman got MS o"'
breakfast. IL
He fried himself a piece Of lemon pie
with cherry pudding hemmed on arouho
ire edges and by that time Dr. fos'
sum had come. ~,
'Ho! Hum! Let me see, sail N.
Ians,s nose, 'It's quite hot he wen
an III needs cooling. Ice cream u
what she must have You know whel'
aog or other animal Ia III, thell
tose eets hot, which shows they nave
Zee cream for Nurse Jane eS'
claimed Uncle Wiggily, III mop rish
over 10 the eight and nine cent stor'
and net her a big dish OF IT,.
tCorrert,' said Or, Postum, W
sooner she has ice cream the hette
IA oyer the fields and through tn
wnada hopped Uncle Wiggily Longears
ma soon he was at the ice cream store
piIlle Magtail, the goat boy, was worh
ian there, for the summer NacatloI
ma 10 put I'D n nice chunk o. ice creal
gor Nurse Jane, lie put " IN n !
those pasteboard boxes with D pm
string for o handle. III,
'sYou had better hop along ms WIZ
that ico cream, Uncle Wisgly' ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24
News Of Memphis
20 Years Ago
SEPT. "a, 1898.

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the voters representing every class, ward
and precinct In the city Of Memphis
met at the Y. NJ. H. A, hall to open
the campaign for J. J. Williams, candi-
date for mayor. Hon. Thomas B. Tur-
lev was chosen chairman of the meet
ing. Among the speakers were M. X.
Patterson, Ben w. Hirsch. Gen. Luke
E. Wright, John II. Watkins, w. u,
Glisson, Henry Walsh and Eldridge
Wright. 81.
Mrs. Minerva Fl. Doyle has begun suit
in chancery court against Mrs. Mar
garet J.. Boyle, administratrix. and 9TH
er heirs Of Thomas Boyle. seeking TO
recover o~ne-fourth interest In a lot To-
Gated at Madison and Main streets,
ALSO ne. fourth of the rent collected
since its purchase by. Boyle. h bnl
began its recital in 1920, growing up
with the famous Missouri compromise.
III. d. Wilson, better known as Harry
Wilson, the talented and imaginative
agent OF the Iron Mountain railroad, has
returned from a trip to the worlds far,
Harry says that the transportation
building at the worlds fair, GOVERNS
1874 acres. is to be torn down when the
fair ends and is to be brought TO Mem,
phis and rebuilt as a union depot. Quit
your kiddln', Harry" other railroad mer
say.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24
DOCTOR SELLSH0ME TO
NEW YORK MILLIONAIRE

RIPLEY, Miss, SEPT, "a. (spll
pr. T. ], PennebaRer, who has prac-
diced mediefne az 1xlotton Plant IA othis
county o fer more than a quarter Of a
century, mas sold Ms residence to Capt.
Pauf slGidagey. millionaire sportsman.
Of New YORK. and expects to move 10
Myrtle, in Union county, within the
nsxt few dksNs where no rtif arnlnua
the practice at his ptnfnAEton.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24

AND THE remedy is.
TO GO out somewhere,
AND FIND someone.
WITH MORE troubles than YOU,
AND MAKE them forget,
I KNOW a girl.
WHO ONCE on a time.
USED TO have the blues.
AND SHE'D NOPE around.
LIKE 4 mounting hen
FOR rwo or three days,
AND THEN recover,
AND BI . swell girl,
FOR THREE or four weeks.
AND GET blue again.
AND WE talked Il over,
THIS GIRL and |.
AND WE found a Kid,
WITH A psnchcd .ur lex
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24

the augury OF an active and prosper
Gus year. Changes, however, will not
be beneficial.
Children born on this day are nReIy
N ba Vigorous intelligent and very am
bitions. These subjects of Libra may
be- rather unsettled,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24
FREE U MAN DIES.

PORTERvILI4T1. Cal, Sept, .af.---John
Eleaxer Remsburg, one OF the Leaders on
tinted states for 50 years, dlnd here
yenteraaH AGed Ii
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24

Dear X. C. B-Wnl YOU kindly tell
me why a perfectly healthy ana falrly
good looking girl, who has lots of good
friends and q Job that IL even dlgniiie1
enough 10 DO called n position, should
get mccarthy discouraged and blue and
want TO drop out Of ~exlstenceg
She used to be known rs "Smues,
and now she has a hard time even look
ing pleasant, oy
moro. Tn lust 10 and I'm simply
scared to death that I'll be an old
"crab" when | am 80,
/ wonder IL you can't tell me how 70
get rack the smiles. ! am not IN low
nor am | awfully romantic or anything
I'm in this bad-all enjoy doing now
Is knitting--and that on q black q
Give me the glad word. please, anu
m be mighty grateful. -
iou'S -" -
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-04-11
Legal Nonresident Notice.

The State of Mississippi.
Monroe County.
Chancery Court, July Term. 1919.
In Re. Guardianship of Estate of
Harold Berg, Minor. Addison
Brannin. Guardian.
To Harold Berg, postoffice address,
Zumbrota. Goodhue County, Min
nesota, or Saxum d a | m. Pr
Lillehamer. Norway. Europe.
You are hereby commanded to be
and appear before the Chancery Court
of Monroe County. Mississippi. at the
Courthouse thereof in the City of Abb
erdeen, Mississippi. on the Third
Monday in July, A. ID. 1919. then and
there to show cause, if any, why the
Fourth Annual and Final Account of
Addison Brannin. Guardian, of your
estate. this day filed III the Office of
the Chancery Clerk. shall not be ap-
proved, allowed. ratified and con-
firmed in all things, and said Guardian
fully and finally discharged, as
prayed for. ISaid Fourth Annual and
Final Account being now on file in
this Office, subject to inspection and
exceptions, if any.l
Witness my hand, this the Sth day
of March. 1919.
G. G. RAY. Chancery Clerk.
Aberdeen, Mississippi.
ID. W. Houston. SR. and JR.,
Aberdeen, Mississippi,
Solicitors for Guardian.