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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1920-07-30
Watkins and Vicinity

| All the world and his neighbor wen(
to Dairy Day at Brockway and stayed
to the dance. A fine program. OF sports
was given through the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Adams are enter
tanning their daughter, Mrs. Fred De-
Bolt of Kalamazoo, Mich.
A surprise party was given Mr..
Dewy Hemphill on his twenty second
birthday, by about thirty neighbors
and friends.
A very pleasant evening was spent
In dancing and games. Ice cream and
cake was served.
The woman's Club was entertained
by Mrs. Henry Koch, July II. One of
the largest club gathrings of the year
met there. A splendid lunch was serv-
ed. The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Chas. Campbell. The club will
hold picnic for members and invited
friends, Aug. l, at the Mclean ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaPine of Paris were
visitors at the Guldborg home over
Dairy Day."
All are glad to see Jim Moline home
from his stay at Rochester hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Becker, former
Watkins residents have been visiting
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mabern are the
proud parents of baby girl born
July, %.
Mrs. w. S. Allen Jr. and daughter
Harriet have returned from a visit In
Wisconsin.
The Misses Thompson, Ryan and
Cook who have been visiting with the
Allen and Koch families have returned
to Wisconsin.
J. F. Owens of Brockway. an ex-
pert mechanic, has accepted posi-
ton with the Standard Mercantile
company, beginning his duties last
Pilot.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Tone and daught
er Doris, accompanied by Miss Tone,
who is visiting at the Tone home,
were Circle callers Tuesday
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Local News Items

If you wank to Duy, sell or exchange
anything, see Col. Taggert the Auc-
tioneer. 7-23tf
It sure looks good to see SO many
farmers come into town these days
and take home with them good sup
ply Of Irvine. 1t means that they have
something to harvest this year and
that before long we will hear the
hum of the threshing machines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sorg autoed to
Poplar last Sunday to meet Mrs.
Sorg's mother who is here on brief
visit. On Thursday Mrs. Sorg enter
tanned number of ladies in town at
her home in honor of her mother.
c. E. Collett, Of Sidney democratic
candidate for district Judge was cal
Ter in town last Wednesday evening.
F. P. Leiper, republican candidate
for district judge was a visitor in
Circle last Saturday.
The W-R, or Weeney Roast, Club
journeyed down to the old Sine ranch
on Redwater last Tuesday evening
for little picnic. One rip snorting
time they must have had to hear them
tell about it.
Joe Mccain left Monday morning
via. auto for Denver, Colo. and from
there to points in Kansas.
Alex Lumsden arrived here Wed
nesday from Wisconsin for a brief
visit with his brother James, of Duck
Creek.
Joe astineau who is now holding
down a position over at Bozeman
spent few days here last week look
ing after his farming interests.
Peter Rorvik who has been suffer-
ing from hay fever of late left last
week for Bozeman where he expects
to spend about month.
FOR SALE-The Puerner threshing
rig consisting of engine, separator,
two tanks and plows. One drive belt
that would cost 100000 to replace
today. Price 100000. Inquire of
Guy c. Stephens, Circle, Montana.
C. F. Campbell or the Brockway
country was business visitor in Cir
Gle last Wednesday. Mr.. Campbell re.
ports that early sowa grain is look
:rg fine in his neighborhood and that
harvest will commence in earnest
,
democratic candidate for clerk of
court recently selected by the N T.. l..
Chas. did not aim to enter Lolitirs |
and run for any office but having beer
urged by many o. his friends 10 do |
SO, decided to make the race. Mr.. |
Campbell is q Very popular and pre-
sic ss1ve farmer and will make a |
ST. ong candidate for the office. At
present he is the only candidate for
The nomination Dill the democratic tic
ket. a@
We will pay $500 FOR the recovery
of each of the colts described as fol-
lows: One dark grey horse, years
One bay mare, years old, branded
on right thigh.
K P
Notify E. ]. Midnight or G. r. Tribe, II
circle, Montana. 7-30-8-6
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The Circle Mercantile has change
of ad in this weeks issue. See what
they have to say.
Mae Caywood who has spent the
past few mon'ls on her homestead
out in the Big Dry country is again
back to Circle and at present holding
down a position at the Circle Restaur
ant.
Mrs. Butcher who has been very III
for some time, has been some what
worse the past week. She is suffering
with an attack of Bright's disease.
The county dads completed their
work as board of equalization on
Tuesday but will meet again Monday
in regular session. On Saturday they
will conduct hearings on proposed
raises of assessment and on Monday
the 9th they again meet to set the tax
levy for 1920.
David Anderson and Gail Knapp ex-
pee to leave today for Cooperstown,
N. D. where they will work during
harvest and threshing.
The Nonpartisans are going to give
big dance at Tom Clark's barn over
on Cow Creek Saturday evening the
31st. A big turnout is looked for.
Sam L. Hansen left Sunday morning
for Minot, N OAK, for brief business
trip and visit with his family who are
now visiting at Minot.
Soren Kirkegaard and wife and ba-
by boy from over Rose Valley way
we're in town Tuesday. BY the way the
reporter came very near getting In
bad with Soren owing to the fact that
in our report of the new arrival few
weeks ago, we unknowingly said 1t
was baby girl, and mind you 1t was
a BOY. Soren is mighty proud of his
little son and lost no time in inform
ing the writer of the fact.
Jim Moline of the Brockway country
returned last week from Rochester,
Mimi, where he has been the past
few weeks having undergone an oper-
alton on his leg, which was broken
when a horse kicked him last fall, and
was slow healing up. Mr.. Moline will
have to make another trip to Roches-
ter in few weeks.
Word received by Mrs. P. J. Turf
this week is to the effect that her
daughter Mrs. F. S. Kalberg will un-
dergo an operation at Rochester, some
time this week.
C. c. Brown who had the contract |
for the construction of a fine new
school house out in district IA, south
east of Circle about ten miles, reports |
that he has now finished the building
and that its ready for the schoolmam !,
and scholars who will occupy it about
Sept. LIST
Mr.. and Mrs. Adorpl Anderson and
daughter Marjorie, Dick Westrum,
Roy Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs. Huston
Allen were among the Circle folks
who attended the roundup and doings
On Cherry Creek last Sunday after
noon. They report it being quite a
show and some mighty fine bucking
contests and steer riding pulled off.
Ray McNett and family who recent
y moved to Webster, S. OAK, to make
heir future home passed through here
on their way to their former
lone near Hamblin. Mr.. MsNett has
,een very i'll of late owing to the
hange of climate and thought it best
o move back to Montana where he
las always enjoyed the best of health.
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either in person or by registered mail.
You should state in your answer the
name Of the post office to which you
desire future notices to be sent to you.
Thos R. Jones Register.
Date of first publication, July %,
1920.
Date of second publication July, 80,
1920.
Date of third publication, August,
6, 1920.
Date of fourth publication, August,
10, 1920.
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Rosa Mathus Anderson and Walter
Anderson.
DEPENDENTS
The State of Montana sends greet
ings to the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action
which is filed in the office of the
clerk of this court, and to file your
answer and serve a copy thereof upon
the plaintiffs attorney-within twen
ty days after the service of this sum-
mons, exclusive of the day of service;
and in case of your failure to appear
or answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default, for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
The said action is brought for the
purpose of recovering from said de-
PENDANTS the sum of $229.45 together
with the interest thereon, and for the
further sum of $1,000. interest paid
on prior mortgage covering premises
hereinafter described, besides attorn-
ey's fees and costs of suit, and for the
purpose of securing decree foSeclos-
ing a certain mortgage, made. execu-
ted and delivered by said defendants
to the above named plaintiff, securing
the above named sums, and covering
and mortgaging Lots Two (2), Three
(3), Four 90, and Five (5), of Section
Six (6), in Township Twenty Three
(23) North of Range Forty Four (44)
East of the Montana Principal Merid-
ian, and the Southeast Quarter of the
Southwest Quarter (SEASWA). West
half of the Southeast Quarter (W1aSE
W and the Southwest Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter (SWH NEA) Of
Section Thirty One (31) in Township
twenty Four (24) North of Range
Forty Four (44) East of the Montana
Principal Meridian, situated in Nc
Cone county, Montana; all of which
will more fully appear from plaintiffs
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verified complaint on file herein, and
reference to which said complaint is
hereby expressly made.
Witness my hand and seal of said
court this 18th day of July, 1920.
COURT SEAL)
+. S. Kalberg, Clerk.
Cleo. o. Hoover, Deputy Clerk.
John A. Bird, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Fafrview, Montana.
First publication, July, 23rd. 1920.
Fourth publication, August 10, 1920.
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WI. KING
LICENSED g BONDED AUcTIoNEER
Write for dates or leave word
at Banner office
REDWATER. MONT.
FOR LEASE OR SALE

vii lease for grazing only, at $4,000
per year, the NJ, Section 36, T. 10 N.
Range AZ E., Four miles from Circle.
For purchase or lease, apply to David
son or Van Hook, Helena, Montana.
7-16 So
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ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court Of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Mon,
tana in and for the County Of McCone
SECURITY MORTGAGE CO.
A CORPORATION
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Mrs. c. L. Kethman returned We'd
nesday from trip to Glendive, where
she had gone to see her daughter Mrs.
Marckel who has been quite ill of
LOT
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STRAYED OR TOLEN-Eighteen
head of cattle branded on

right hip and also branded WI
right hip. Liberal reward for infor-
nation leading to recovery. Also will
offer a reward of $4,000 for the ar
rest and conviction of the person or
persons who drove these cattle away.
Daniel Murphy, Union Montana.
7-23-8-13
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See Us for Farm Loans. First
National Baak, Circle, Mont.

Alfalfa Meal will cut your feed costs
For sale by Circle Mill Co.
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WANTED CREAM

We will pay the highest Cash price
for Butter Fat, Delivered to the Circle
Mercantile Co., Circle, Montana.
Spot Cash. Western Creamery Co.
Miles City Montana. 7-30 tt.
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The Circle Drug Company will
carefully MI your order and Pre- !
scrIptions. We carry a full line !
Of Drugs and Sundriss, Station
cry and Candles.
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Classified Advertisements

We make Farm Loans and can
give you prompt service. First
National Bank, Circle, Mont.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1920-08-19
FAMILY REUNION HELD.
Defendants of Fernando Gautier
Meet in PascagouIa.

A great and grand notable family
reunion of descendants of the late
Fernando Gautier, pioneer settler of
West Pascagoula, took place Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John R
O'Donohoe here. There we're eighteen
members present, namely: Commo-
dores Henry and Walter Gantier,
Madams Gautier Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Gautier, Capt. and Mrs. Adam Gautier,
Mrs. Ada Thompson, Mrs. Eve Pelham,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Canty, Mrs. Emma
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. John R. ODono-
hoe and their grown sons and daugh-
ters. The above named represents
Gautier sisters and brothers and their
respective husbands and wives only
as the entire total defendants of the
above number 116, all born with a
few exceptions in Gautier and Pasca-
eoula. The invited guests present were
Mrs. Felix Borne and daughter, Miss
Florence Borne, of New Orleans and
Martin Turnbull. A sumptuous din
ner was served.
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sed at defendants cost.

Scu dt ueIcHudul COSt.
City of Moss Point VS. Felix Saund.
ers. dismissed with writ of procedendo
City of Pascagoula VS. Arthur Struck
having liquor in possession, fine and
cost paid, dismissed.
City of Pascagoula VS. w. H. Seymour
having liquor in possession. fine and
cost paid, dismissed.
City of Pascagoula VS. John Green
malicious mischief. jury not guilty.
State VS. Joe Williams. attempt
burglary. mistrial.
State VS. VIM. R. Fayard principal
Carl Marshall and D. R. Fayard sure
ties. bond forfeiture taken, 10000.
Mary Littleton VS. j. j. MONTE. one
third of cost taxed against plaintiff,
two thirds against defendants.
City of Pascaeoula VS. Gus Moody,
using profane language. nolle pros.
City of Pascagoula VS. j. c. Cunning
ham, violating traffic ordinance, dis
missed at defendants cost.
State VS. W. Hutson, assault and
battery with intent to kill. mistrial.
State VS. Louis Smith. murder. de-
fendant, adjudged insane and acquit-
ted of murder.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1920-08-19

the Anderson place in 1875 $35O,OO.
Jno. F. Krebs to A. G. Dudley 2 Is
acres in 1915 $324.OO.
Fred Taylor, Comr to Mrs. Nettie C.
Palmer Com'rs Deed for nw1-4 of IT'S
100000.
Henry Parker and wife to Carla
Thurman se1-4 of nw1-4 of 35-4-5 81 90.
Henry Parker and wife to Geo. M.
Martin ne1-4 of sw1-4 and n1-2 of
se1-4 of se1-4 of 35-45 $1.OO.
Byron H. Knapp by Att-in-fact to
Mrs. Emma T. Martin 80 acres in LIS
and 120 acres in 6-7-4 $100 and other
valuable consideration.
Sardin G. Ramsay to Dora E. Toler
ct al E1-2 of WIZ of 3O-7-7 $1OO.
Dora E. Toler ct al to David Hicks
e1-2 of WIZ of 3O-7-7 except that por-
ton decided to the L. & N. R. R. Co.,
as Rieht-of-way S500.0O.
Emma T. Martin to Garnett G.
Strange e1-2 Of sw1-4 of nw1-4 of "a
rs also the nw1-4 of sig of nw1-4 of
6-7-4 the saw mill timber on said last
named tract is reserved. same being
under contract for removsl by Magee
& Thomas $1.00 and other valuable
considerations.
Great American Oil Co., to Mrs. Ad-
die Edmonds 10 drill tracts, contain
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1920-08-19

A. Heitzman VS. W. U. Tel. Co., jury
verdict for Plaintiff 1000.
Walker D. Hines, Director General
of Railroads VS. A. & M. R. R. Co., suit
on account, judgment for plaintiff
1,648.56 and cost.
F. E. Green VS. International Ship
building Co., Personal injury, judgment
for plaintiff 250.00 and cost.
VIM. H. Shipp VS. International
Shipbuilding Co., personal injury, judg-
ment for plaintiff 100000 and cost.
S. Pfeiffer & Co., VS. Cunningham
Bros, non-suit, dismissed.
j. R. Alexander VS. International
Shipbuilding Co., personal injury, judg-
ment for plaintiff for $4,000 and cost.
T. J. Miller VS. W. M. Griffin defend
ant, E. B. Martin garnishee, Standard
Motors Finance Co. claimant. Garni-
shee discharged, plaintiff taxed with
cost.
City of Pascagoula VS. Arthur Dom
principal, C. W. Ladnier and Jules
Morlet sureties, judgment nisi set
aside, fine and cost fully paid.
State VS. Ernest Wichen principal,
j. W. Jegel, Jules Morlet and E. Kihyet
sureties, 2 cases. Judgment nisi set
aside, fine cost fully paid.
City of Pascagoula VS. same, 8 cases
same order.
State VS. Mike Kelly, having liquor
in possession. Passed to files.
State VS. Robert Seymour. Allow
ing minor in pool room. Nolle pros for
lack of sufficient evidence.
State VS. Dan Mcqueen. Petit Lar
ceny, plea of guilty, fined $500 and
cost.
State VS. Sam Reese, carrying
deadly weapon concealed. Plea of
guilty, fined $500 and cost.
City of Pascagoula VS. VIM. R. Fay
ard principal, Carl Marshall and D. R.
Fayard sureties. Bond forfeiture tax
en- at last term made final
City of Pascaeoula VS. Fletcher STAN
ley, interfering with an officer, dismis-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1920-08-19
SECOND WEEK or
CIRCUIT COURT
Many Cases Being Disposed Of
With all Officers and Attor-
neys Present.

The second week of the Circui
Court of Jackson County began Mon
day morning at $50 o'clock, will
Judge Graham presiding, and all tn,
officers and attorneys present. Tn,
week has been almost entirely taker
up with criminal cases. the civil dock
ct being nearly cleared up last week
There was no court last Saturday.
On the assembling of court Monda,
morning petit juries we're empanneleo
or the week:
Jury No, 1-E. E. Parker, P. M
Davis, W. c. Westphal, Theo. Bechtel
! F. X. Breland, ]. W. Jones, M. C. Fair
ley, W. W. Walker, H. L. Mallett, M
j. Robert, W. H. McInnis, E. E. Burns
Jury No. 2-Devoe Cunningham, H
sdB. Rollins, S. C. Seaton, Ed Roberts,
g. W. Pearson, W. D. Cox, H. H. Hol-
den, E. E. Oneal Louis Tardy, S. C.
FURRY, R. T. Waugh. J. T. Martin.
The following cases have been dis
posed of up to Thursday, since those
reported last week:
National Cast Iron Pipe Co., VS. In
ternational Shipbuilding Co., dismiss
ed at defendants cost.
American Wholesale Corporation VS.
W. H. Helton. Dismissed at plain
tiff's coast.
Sherwin Williams Co., VS. Interna-
tional Shipbullding Co., Judgment by
defalt for plaintiff in sum OF 81 1884. 81.
j. B. Camors Co. VS. Thompson Bros,
Judgment bv default $467.20.
Electrical Appliance Co. VS. j. G.
Blackwell, judgment by default
$23161.
Capital City Auto Co. VS. j. G. Black
well. judgement by default $322.51.
United States Hoffman Machinery
Co.. VS. Bill Eaves, jury verdict for
plaintiff for $500.
j. c. Maves VS.. David White, dis
missed for want of prosecution.
C. w. Rounds VS. Ralph Vaughn, nom
suit. dismissed.
Mary D. Krohn VS. Henry Edwards
& John Smith, jury verdict for plain
tiff for $500.
Mike Babucha VS. A. & M. R. R. Co.,
jury verdict for plaintiff 10000.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1920-08-19

Deed of Trust for $4,000 secured by
sig of WIZ of lot 81, fronting so #. on
Canty St. by depth of 200 it. and be-
ing the same property fromerly known
by Oscar Black, Sr.
A. G. Dudley and wife to John F.
Krebs Deed of Trust for $22400 Sc
cured by 2 is acres, more or less in
town of Escatawpa, in 1916.
Robert Leroy Bailey and wife to
John F. Krebs Deed of Trust for $340
secured by about 1 acre in 1875
also another lot being in same section,
Towship and range east of Elder Ferry
road.
G. B. Hague and wife to the Pasca-
goula National Bank Deed of Trust for
S425.00 secured by their homestead
property on Orange St. in the City of
Pascaeoula.
Mrs. Johnnie Driver Hardy to Mrs.
E. D. Dean Deed of Trust for S1l25.00
secured by parcel of land in Dean &
Wolf tract 3S7 12-x145 ft. in 1856. \
Trustees of Macedonia Baptist
Church to B. F. Joachim Deed of Trust
for $545.00 secured by property being
what is knwn as the Colored Baptist
Parsonage in Ocean Springs 113x141
#.
Ralph P. Hardy and wife Mortgage
to L. N. Haskins on all of the South
east quarter of 81, excepting a strip OF
land off of the north end forty seven
and one half rods wide, also all that
part of e12 of sw1-4 of 81, that is
located on the east side of old Fort
Bayou and Davis Creek. excepting a
strip of land 80 #. wide along the
easterly side of Davis Creek, all locat-
ed in Township 6 Range 7 west.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1920-08-19

Examined Sixty One Witnesses
and Found Fifteen True
Indictments.

To Hon. D. M. Graham, Circuit Judge
We the grand jurors empanneled
and swore at and for the August, 1920
term of the Jackson county circuit
court, beg to submit herewith our re-
port as follows, towit:
After listening to the able and in
structive charge of your Honor, we
retired to our room and began our
labors. We have examined 81 witness
ses and have returned is indictments.
We have examined the court house
and jail, and so far as possible the
books and accounts Of the county off,
clals. We find the court house and
jail to be as well kept as it is possible
to keep buildings Of such a character
as these are. We agree with the sue-
eestions of your honor, that the court
house and jail are not in keeping with
the present requirements of the county,
and are wholly inadequate at this time.
We feel that the citizenship of Jack
son county are entitled to a more
commodious and modern court house,
and we would respectfully recommend
that the board of supervisors take such
action as is necessary in the premises.
We find the books and accounts of
the various county officers to be neat
ly, correctly and carefully kept.
We would further suggest that prop
er sign boards should be erected
where needed on all public roads in
Jackson county and respectfully call
the attention of the board of SUPER
visors to this matter.
We have found nothing to indicate
that crime is on the increase in this
county. The various county officials
haye been very courteous and helpful
to us in our investigations and we ex-
tend to them our thanks for assistance,
We therefore submit herewith our
final report and pray that we may be
discharged from further service at this
term. Respectfully submitted,
W. S. VANCLEAVE. Foreman.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1920-08-19

ing 1000 square #. each and known as
Nos. MISREPRESENTATION in
block No. % in its subdivision as
shown by the company's five-lot tract
map known as deLamarton Plat No. 2
and being a part of the sw1-4 of sw1-4
of 28-7-5 $450O0.
jackson Naval Store Co., to A. E
Curry nw1-4 of 33-4-8 s-1-2 of sw1-4 OF
1858 $8SO0O.
Mrs. E. D. Dean to Mrs. Johnnie
Driver Hardy, parcel of land in Dean
& Wolf tract 357 1-2x-145 # in 1856
$1175.O0.
A. A. Humphrey and wife to Clara
E. Myers lot II of Delmas Bros. sub
division of the Sarrazin tract together
with the westerly half of the division
fence between said lot and lot TO-,
$1,000.
C.H. Bruce to Mrs. Mrguerite M.
Castanera lot 16 & II as per plat be-
ine a re-Subdivision of lots 63, 65 & 67
of v. Delmas tract of land, both of said
lots have frontage of 48 #. 9 ins. on
Jackson Avenue, $1,000.
Solomon Gregory and wife to Ellen
Davis ct al lot No. II of W. Denny &
Company subdivision of the Rhodes
tract in ne14 of 25-7-6 $1.00.
DEEDS OF TRUST
Chas. L. Snyder ct ux to Mrs. r. A.
Pearre deed of trust for S5O0.00 Sc
cured by ne1-4 of se1-4 of 1878 lying
east of the public road leading from
Ocean Springs to Vancleave and con-
tanning II 1-2 acres more or less, also
the n1-2 of sw1-4 and WIZ Of se1-4 of
nw1-4 of 1875 containing 100 acres,
more or less, also all of the ne1-4 of
nw1-4 of 1877 lying east of Ft. Bayou
also the se1-4 of se1-4 of TIT all of
the aforesaid lands containing III IA
acres of land, more or less.
Phillip Bellman and wife to Farmers
& Merchants State Bank Deed of
Trust for $4,000 secured by lot 55x
200 #. on Dewey Ave-, town of Ocean
Springs in 3O-7-S.
W.T.. Cummins, Jr.. to c. W. Payne
Deed of Trust for $28270 secured by
undivided half interest in and to the
west half of nw1-4 of PTS contain
ing 83 .12 acres.
w. J. Morris to Mrs. J. j. Marthaler