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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-07-30
GRIFFITH CREEK

Fred. Roy and Gussie Summons
spent Saturday night with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Josh Summons.
Lindsey Moore was business caller
in Louisa Saturday.
Misses Gladys and Ethel Walk r
were the Sunday guests OF their sis
ter, Mrs. H. l. Franklin.
Ruth Vaughan was calling on her
sister. Mrs. c, v Back Saturday.
Willie Craig and Bill Williamson
were calling on the Sammons boys
Sunday.
Mrs. Lindsey Moore was visiting
Mira c. V, Back Saturday evening.
Jettie Moore was calling on Blaneh
and CusSis Summons saturday evea-
ing
ArS Martha Back spent Saturday
with Mrs. W @, Pennington.
Lindsey Moore was calling on Noah
Ball and family sunday
Jettie Moore il on the sick list.
Miss Bonnie Glen Handshaw. VINO
has been visiting relatives here sor
some time. returned Wednesday to her
home at Holden. W. Va.
Airs. Martha Back was calling on
Mrs Lindsey Moore sunday evening.
Mart Jordan had the misfortune 81
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Devotional Hour.

The Chautuaqua Daily publishes the
following:
Dr. Frederick +. Shannon spoke in
his third devotional hour. wednesday
at s:45 a. m, in the Amphitheater, on
The House of Life The text was
Luke 2z:I:. -And he will show you a
large upper room furnished" Dr.
Shannon said:
II we were asked where we lived. we
might speak geographically. indicating
the position Of our home: yet again We
might answer the question in another
way-for our real home is the spirit.
the house of life
In considering the house OF life we
will first take the master OF the house.
Nobody knows who was the master of
the house that il speaks about in our
lesson for the morning Luke 22). But
we do know that the master of the
house Of life is God How do We think
OF the Master of our house2 First as
the Creator. Secondly as the Sustainer.
end thirdly as the Redeemer-one who
kan plunge into the burning. writhing
depths OF humanity and save the souls
of men. Last of an is thar wonderful
conception of God. the Master Of our
house of life as Father. our Father.
What are the dimensions Of this
house of lffeZ II is large. splendid
room in which We live. Why should
we be narrow in such a spacious house
Of life The man who walks along
one pathway or life is 50 hedged IN
that he must take care lest he become
80 small that he is unaware Of the
expanse OF our vast dwell |
ing
And the location OF our house7 The !
room in Luke 2 was an upper room.
So we' may call our house Of life an
upper room II is above the soriid |
realities Of life. and stretches far away
10 the stars
You could build the most beautiful /
house in the world. but without furni-
lure it would not be home So is 1t
rue of the soul What would our great
souls do without the furniture OF char
scter? Among the most necessary
pieces OF furniture in the great house
II life is moral coarage-without which
10 such dwelling can be complete An
Ither piece rarely found in our spirit
lomes. but which is priceless in value.
; appreciation of the other persons
poinJ Of view" Last of all We must
zee that in this great upper room he
beautiful. always alluring piece Of fur
iiture. Christian love. is present. That
$ the greatest and at the same time
he most difficult of the furnishings
Dur house of life cannot be perfect
Without this.
In conclusion DR.. Shannon told the
story of George Mathe son.
md the writing Of the wonderful hymn,
% Love that VIII Not Let Me CO.
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ZELDA

Sunday School and prayer meeting
are progressing nicely at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bryan. of Cat
lettsburg. were calling on home folks
al Roe Creek this week.
Miss Mamie Paul has jusr returned
home from Prichard. " Va She had
been visiting her sister FOR a few days.
Mrs. Clara Stewart. OF Liverpool o..
has been visiting her son and daugh-
ter. OF Roe Greek. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Stewart
Miss Mabel Hickman, of Zelda. who
has been visiting their sisters at Hunt
tngton. W. Va. win arrive home soon
Miss Cora Bryan has been visiting
hor Brother AT Catlettsburg this week
Chas. W Hickman. OF Kenova, w
Va. was calling on his best girl here
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Paul c. Layne viii
leave soon for Milford. Ohio
Mrs. Lizzie Duskins and Myrtle
Stewart were visiting in Zelda Tues
day.
Carrot Frazier. who has been in the
navy for several months. is visiting
home folks al Zelda TWO GIRLS.
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II is said the agitator and organizer
al the head of the trouble in the min
ing section of Mingo-co-. W. Va. is a
Russian Red" which means an an
archist or Bolshevist of the worst type.
An such fellows should be deported
A man who travels through that coal
field regularly says no American citi-
zens are leading in the trouble; and
that 50 per cent Of the miners would
prefer to return to the former con-
ditions. but are intimidated by the
wild element that has assumed con-
troll
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GLENWOOD

Sunday School at this place is pro-
crossing nicely.
Miss Irene Reeves entertained a
number OF young folks Sunday.
Russell Webb was the guest of Ken
NTH Webb Saturday night.
Mr. Henry Clay Webb was visiting
his mother Saturday.
Miss Make Woods went TO Ashland
Monday. .s
Church is progressing nicely at this
place. Wish everyone to come,
Mr.. Paul Webb was visiting Earsel
Webb Saturday
Haskell Webb was visiting Paul
Webb Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Holbrook was visiting
Miss Nora Webb Sunday,
Misses Belvia and Gladys Webb were
visiting Pauline Webb Saturday,
Miss Irene Jordan was visiting her
cousin. Irene Reeves. sunday.
GOLDEN DREAMS
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TABORS CREEK

The South Penn oil, Company has
been getting out set of rig timbers
on the farm Of James Frazier. pre-
paratory TO the dfining Of another
well on the A. W. I.ycan farm.
n ID. wellman has sold his entire
stock OF merchandise TO Miles Bellomy.
There was a musical at the homo OF
Mirie Lester Saturday night. Music
was furnished by Prof I. A. Saucier.
leading music teacher from Louisa and
a bunch OF his students. most OF which
were loo,l boys and girls. They gave
several pieces or, the piano and vio-
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HENRIETTA

Berry gathering has been the most
popular industry
Mr.. and Mrs has Wagner. OF Col
umbus, Ohio. who have been visiting
their mother here. returned home Sat
urday.
Our school will begin the first Mon
day in August. Miss Johnson teacher.
Ephrfam and Jack vanhoose were
calling on General Ware sunday.
Wallace Nsnhoose was calling on
Leo Vanhoose Sunday.
All crops look well at present, cora
especially
Mrs. Angie Childers was shopping
here Monday
Dovie BIevins was calling on Mrs.
Tishse Vanhocse Sunday.
Willard Meeks is having his store
painted which improves the looks very
much.
Glad to see Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Fam
min visiting US this week.
Fishing is all the go here
Several young boys from whitehouse
were here Sunday.
william Litten was calling on w B.
vanhoose Sunday. WHITE LILY.
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BUCHANAN

The supper here Saturday night was
well attended Proceeds go 10 Bueh-
auan Chapel treasury fund.
Burr and Nancy Finney and Chester
Nechsler were up from Catlettsburg
atrrday and remained till after the
supper.
Mrs. James Sprouse mas returned
from Lexington where she went to visit
lthe odd Fellows Home In preparation
for placing her children tlere.
Mrs l. T. Compton and son. OF Ash
lind. are visiting her mother. Mrs.
Powell
Clark Dickson from up SANDY. has
5ougnt the George Faulkner estate and
IS erecting a handsome new residence
Just opposite Kavanaugh church.
Mrs. Lou Hutchinson has returned to
Clarksburg W Va. after n visit TO
her sister. Mrs j, r. Compton
Mrs. Carl Heaberlin and baby. OF
Burnaugh, were recent visitors here
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Berry and
daughter are here from Akron. Ohio.
for an extended visit to her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r L Prichard
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Fraser and
children motored UP from Ashland
Sunday and were guests. OF Mr., and
Mrs, James McSorley
Mrs. J $. thurman has returned from
visit TO her daughter. Mrs, Ben Buck
ley. OF Sciotoville. Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Calhoun. of
Huntington. were over Sunday guests
of Rev. and Mrs. J. o. Black
Singing School viii be organized at
me Kavanaugh church "Wednesday
hight, July 2Sth.
DeIhert Prichzrd still makes his reg
ular trips to East Fork
Add Rirkman. OF Zelda. called on
Miss Virginia thurman Sunday
Many thanks for the Peoples Col
umn-y We are very much IN need of
good roads in this end OF the county
AURORA
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rhe vaIue u the Church.

A splendid tribute was paid recently
10 the value OF the Churches of our
country by Mr.. Roger W. Babson. a
well known financial authority. He as
serts that the value OF all investments
depends not on the strength of our
banks. but rather upon the strength Of
our churches. For the real security Of
the stocks bonds. mortgages, deeds.
and other investments is the integrity
OF the community. He adds; The steel
boxes. the legal papers. and the other
things which we look upon as so i'm
portant are the mere shells of eggs. =
Christian Observer.
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JEFF Newberry on Com
mittee to Notify Cox

The Huntington Herald says:-'I
think you will find that Cox will put
Harding on that front porch. said JEFF
NeWberry, prominent Huntingtonian.
who was a delegate-at-large At San
Francisco in discussing the democrat
ic convention Mr. Newberry returned
TO Huntington Tuesday
He says the San Francisco conven-
ton was the greatest in history and
that the nominations were made by
the delegates and not by leaders in
COMMITTEES ard conference rooms. The
convention-- he said. was absolutely
Embossed / think the two men we
have found and believe that our
chances for victory are bright"
Mr. Newberry is a member of the
notification committee which is to bear
TO Governor Cox. OF Ohio. the official
intelligence of the honor bestowed up
con him by the San Francisco conven-
ZION
While the date has not been set. Mr.
Newberrv is of the opinion that the
notification will be at Dayton. the home
OF Governor Cox. about August l. Each
state has a representative on the no.
fffication committee. Mr.. Newbersy
was chosen by the West Virginia del
eeation TO represent this state.
Mr.. Newberry says that he and o.
car Stanard were ready to switch to
Cox on the closing ballots, after the
west Virginia delegation had stood by
its guns through the long fight in sup-
mort Of John W. Davis. ambassador 10
England. the states ~favorite SON.
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lin. There was large crowd in at
tendance and all seemed to enjoy
themselves.
Is doing some fine work on their piece
Of road and have almost three miles OF
road completed.
Birdie May Hatfield, OF Kelss. Va.
is visiting her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs James Frazier and
daughter and Mrs. II. r. Lear and
grandson. were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
anes Lal<in Sunday.
Luther Frazier is at Buffalo Greek
attending the camp school NN
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ADELINE

There will be an ice. cream festival
at Rockford school house Friday night.
August 6th. Everybody come.
School began at this place Monday
with good attendance.
Several from this place attended the
ice cream social at Buchanan Satur-
day night.
Miss Goldie Miller is visiting her
sister. Mrs Maude Webb a, this writ
ing.
Ernest Robinett made his regular
trip here Sunday.
Miss Gertrude vanhorn OF Zelda.
passed down our creek Sunday even
ing.
Ruth Bellomy Of Ironton Is expected
home soon on a short vacation.
Don't forget the ice cream festival.
Come. one and all.
cucuMBERs
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RAPTlsT chuRch.

sunday school 9: 80 a. m. c. See.
Supt-
Morning worship. 1880 a, m
B. Y. p. U. $3.50 i. m.
Evening worship 1880 p. m.
DIR. Charles Fox Anderson will
preach morning and night Sabjessts.
What is that in thiRe hand" Even
ing. God in a dream
The public is cordially invited to
these services.
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To Rise Aoain.

II one fall meant failure. most men
would be hopelessIy doomed. Failure
is not in an act but in a. frame of
mind An act may be repented OF and
atoned for. but frame OF mind coiors
the whole life II men fall to stay down.
all achievement is at an end. but II
they fall to rise again. there is no limit
TO what they can accomplish. Ii is a
provision OF infinite mercy that the
yiIest sinner. If ne will. may find his.
way hack 10 the Fathers house.
New Orleans Christian Advocate.
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***t+****<***********

breaking his arm sunday evening.
Misses Murrel and Ruth Perry were
calling on their cousins. Misses Bianrh
and Gussie Samrnons. Sunday
u. l., Franklin was calling on Ias.
Walker and family Sunday.
There win be church AT the summit
church Saturday night Everybody
come. SUNBEAM
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M. e. CHURCH SOUTH.

The fourth quarterly conference was
held Wednesday evening. Rev. Slaugh-
Ter presiding. h>
Anaccount OF the Sunday School In
stitute is published in another column.
Sunday School $500 a. m
Morning service 1880.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 1880.
Choir practice from 10 $40 p. m
friday.
A cordial invitation is extended ev-
~ one to attend these services.
JAS d. BELL. Pastor
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Senator Frelinghuysen. whoever he
may be, Cname sounds like he halls
from Germany says in labored deris-
ion that the Democratic platform was
dictated by President Wilson II so!
no greater recommendation for the
platform could be offered
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Attorney VIM. Duffy. OF Louisville.
was in Louisa this week on business.
He was classmate of Fred N. Vinson
At Center College. For TWO or three
terms he represented Louisville dis
trict in the Legislature
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized TO announce
CHARLEY EDWARDS as candidate
for the Republican nomination for
County Court Clerk OF Lawrence-co,
al the primary to be held in August,
1871
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PRgsTonssURc MAN
KILLS Bosom FRfE0D

John Elliott shot and killed Melvin
SETTER sunday while they we're IN
the woods, thnee miles from prls-
tonsburE. where they had gone 10
PICK berries Tbs cause OF the killing
= unknown They had been bosom
friends FOR years. Setzer was about
twen%F i've years old and leaves .
family
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Friday. July 30. 1870.

p. Watt Hardin. once the Democratic
nominee for Governor Of Kentucky.
died in Virginia and the body was
taken 10 Frankfort, KY. for burial
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CHURCH COLUMN
N. 3. cHuRcH.

Sunday School $3.50 a m
Baptismal service 1880 a. m.
Preaching l0:45 a. m. and at 1880
}. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday $50: p. m.
Choir~practice Friday 1850 D, m.
J. ID. HAGGARD. Pastor.
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Frederick shannon returned Sunday
after visit 10 friends In Huntington
and Logan. W Va
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Sunday School $3.50 n m.
Christian Endeayor Sunday $50
Prayer meeting Wednesday 1880.
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TRACTOR ron sALE,-c,.v.,,,a

Tractor, Caterpillar type. new. Never
has been used. A bargain for some enc
VINO needs u Address r. l. HOL-
LANIswoRTH. X. ID. :. Box %. Lou
lisa. Ky. INA
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AUTOMOBILE INsuRANcE.-G.R
Burgess writes the best kind fer tuo
old line companies. :,
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Order of Publication.

William M. Classify, Sallie Jane
vers and wife Emma Silvers, Emma
Kec!e, Elizabeth J. Blount, George
H. Brown and wife, Harritt O.
Brown, Anna NJ. Bowman, l.. w.
Cox, Charles A. Campbell and wife,
Luella Campbell, Richard !. Keele,
Dick Mcguire and wife, Eva Nc
CURE. Ered-I-G Glenn and Virginia ggiiifia
L. Miller, Alice Hardin, J. 0. Mill
err, l.. c. Miller, and Newton Mill.
er, Plaintiffs.
John H. Kenady, if living and if de.
ceased, then the unknown consorts,
heirs, devisees, donees, alienees, i'm.
mediate, mesne or remote, voluntary
or involuntary grantees, assignees,
and legal representatives of John
II. kenady. deceased and OF Joel
Abbott, deceased, Defendants.
Tile State OF Missouri to the above
named or described defendants, greet
ings:
You are hereby notified that an ac-
ton has been commenced against you
i'll the Circuit Court of the County OF
Bates, in the Stat: OF Missouri, at
fecting the title to the following de-
scribcd lands and tenements, tO-Wlt
The West one fourth OF the south
west quarter OF the south west
quarter, of section twenty-three,
township forty, Of Range thirty
one, now known and described as
Lots Four and Five OF Block
One; and Lots Four and Five OF
Block Two OF Harpers subdivision
OF the southwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter OF section
| tWcnty-three. l2,3) Township
forty (+o), Range thirty-one (3D,
i'll Bates County, Missouri,
which said action is returnable on the
first day OF the next term OF said
court to be held at the courthouse i'll
the city OF Butler in the county OF
Bates and state OF Missouri on the
- tay OF ----------, 1920, when
and where YOU may appear and an
swer or otherwise defend such action
utherwise plaintiff petition will be
taken as confessed and judgment rem
dcred accordingly.
Clerk
\ True Copy from the Record.
Witness my hand and tie
(ScaD seal ot said court, this 23rd
day OF March, 1920.
{. &. SWARENS,
Clerk Circuit Court, Bates County
Missouri. 24-4t
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Order of Publication.

State OF Missouri, Sounty OF Bates. SIS
In the Circuit Court, May Term
1920. in Vacation, March 10, 1920.
James Paddock. james Miller Ethel
Carrick. Maudc Belt, Ciaude Miller
Frank Miller. Edith Miller. Minnie
Miller, Plaintiffs.
William Paddock, Mollie Paddock;
Bertha Paddock, Maudc Paddock,
Griffin Marshall, Ralph Marshall
!Ienry tiortun, Orville Gort,n
Louis G.. Gorton, Sarah Gnrtcr
Avery, Martha Paddock Gor,on
Elmer Brink, Fred Brink.
Defendants
Now at this day come The Ila!n.
l;ffs herein by their Attorney and file
their Petition and Affidavit, alleging
among other things that Dee ndan,s
William Paddock, Mollie Paddock
Bertha Paddock, Maude Paddock
Griffin Marshall, Ralph Marshall
Henry Gorton, Crville Gorton, Loui>
G.. osGorton, Sarah Gorton avery
Martha Paddock Gorton, .-lr'el
Brink, and Fred Brink ere non-resl
dents of the State Of Missouri.
v hereupon it is ordere, by the
Clerk in Vacation. that said De
PENDANTS be notified by publication
that Plaintiffs have comnr.Wed '!t
against them i'll this Court, Tie oh;et'
and general nature OF which, is to oh
tain :. judgment in partition and a"
order directing the sale OF til: ioll""
ing described real estate, IL lat: II
Bates County, Missouri. to-wi.:
The South West Quarter t1-Q
of the North East Quarter j
OF Section Seven % Township
Thirty light So Range ftIIr,y
500 Also Lot Twelve u2) BiorN
Seven CD Town Company Adj -
dition to Rich Hill, Bates Coun-
~, Missouri.
And a division of the net proceeds OF
such sale between the parties Plaln-
tiff and Defendant herein i'll accord
ance with their interests resrcct:. ci )
in and to said lands. which descended
to them as heirs at law ard leSal rep
rescntatives of Homer Paddock. de-
ceased, and that unless the said de-
PENDANTS be and appear a: this toIr:
at the next term thereof, to be begun
and holden at the Court House in III
City of Butler, in said County, on the
fourth Monday i'll May. 1929, and oi
or before the first day OF said Tern.
answer or plead to the Petition i'll
said cause, the same will be taken A.
confessed, and judgment viii Ne rem
dcrcd accordingly.
And it is further ordered. hat 4
copy hereof be published, ,ccordin.
10 law, in The Butler Weekly TmcH
Il newspaper published in said Conn-
ty nf bates, for four weeks st'tceS-
sive!y published at least once a week
the last insertion to be a. least ,hir-
ty days before the first DAY oi SAID
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Order of Publication.

In the Circuit Court of Bates Coun-
ty, Missouri. In Vacation, March
23rd, 1920.
}. II. Dewitt, Plaintiff.
VS..
Joel Abbott, r. Charles Marsteller,
Arrnildia Barton, and William r.
Pharis, if living, or if dead then
the unknown consorts, heirs, dew
sees, donecs, alienees or immediate,
mesne or remote, voluntary or AZ
voluntary grantees of SAID Joci
ADDott, Charles Marsteller, Armil
dla barton or William +. tharls,
DEFENDANTS.
The State Of Missouri to the above
named OF described Defendants,
Greeting:
You are hereby notified that an az
ton has been commenced against you
III the Circuit Court OF Bates County,
Missouri affecting the title to thx fol-
LOVING uescrlDcu lands and tenr-
luents, tO-Wlt:
Lots One (l) and Six (o) and
the Last liali OF Lots Two \2J
Lild INC w Al DUN OAS \lJj
aisO the Last Ian OF Lots lWO
~ ana 1--WE 81 and all OF Lots
Onc ll) and DIN lu) III Block
Two 81, all Ill Barton Addition
IL The ol,y OF butter, Ill sad
tOunty ana stdlc,
"llc1 sad action Is rcturnaDlc on the
inst day OF the next l erm OF s;,il
Court to be held at the Court House
III the City vi Butler III the county
and state aforesaid, on the EOuttll
Monday vi May, 1920, when and
Where you may appear and answer ui
UtncrWIsc uclcnu sucn action; othcr-
wise plalntllis petition Will. be taken
as confessed and Judgment rendered
accordingly.
1t is ordered that copy hereof uc
publloncd, according to law, III lhc
Lutler " cckIy Times.
L. T.. SWARENS,
Circuit Clerk
y true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and the
seal ul the Circuit Court oi
(Scal) Bate, County,, Missouri,
This -Jrd uay OF March,
FD-U.
{. c. SW'ARENS,
-44t- Circuit Clerk.
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Order of Publication.

State of Missouri, S0unty OF Bates. SIS.
In the Circuit Court, Bates County,
Missouri, March ,, 1920, in Vacation.
L. {. Redfurd. Plaintiff.
Mr.. Burton Pnagnc. ii he be living,
and if deceased. his unknown con-
sort, heirs. devisecs, 'donees. alien
ees. and grantees; and VIM. l..
Horslcy. ii living, and if deceased,
his tinknow.i consort, heirs, devil
sees, douees, aliences, and grantees,
Defendants.
The State OF Missouri to the above
named or described Defendants,
, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that an &C
ton has been commenced against You
in the Circuit Court of the County of
Bates in the State of Missouri, affect
ing the title to the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to-wit:
The East hall (I-e) of the south
west quarter U-4) of Section fiji
teen U5j. Township forty-one
(4D OF Range twenty-nine (29)
Bates county, Missouri.
which said action is returnable on the
first day of the next term of said
court to be held at the courthouse
in the city of Butler in the county
and state aforesaid, on the 24th day
of May, 1920. when and where you
may appear and answer or otherwise
defend such action. or otherwise
plaintiffs petition will be taken as
confessed and judgment rendered ac-
cordinRiy.
c. c. SWARENS,
Circuit Clerk, Bates County, Missouri.
A true copy from the Record.
(SeaD c. c. SWARENS,,
za-At Circuit Clerk.
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mkt Nav Term OF this Court.

mkt May Term OF this Court.
c. c. SWARENS,
Circuit Clerk.
A True Copy From the Record.
Witness my hand and the
seal OF the Circui, Court OF
(SeaD Bates. County, this 10th day
OF March. 1920.
c. c. SWARENS,
13-It Circuit Licrk.