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The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-12-17
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Mrs. D. A. GLADDEN. Of Birming
nam, Ala, is home for the Xmas
holidays. DR.. GLADDEN. has just clos
ed out successfully five years OF con-
structive work at Thirgood-was a.
mong the first elected delegate to
General Conference, May 1922, at
St. Louis, Mo.
He Will entertain his Annual Con-
ference next year at Thirgoou.
MIS-. Matte Capcrs of Dalzcll was
in the city afew days ago as Il
patient OF DR.. Evans.
DIR. K. w. Baylor filled the pulpit
at Second Calvary Baptist Church
last Sunday instead or pastor Moore
who filled an engagement at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, Sumter.
Mrs. Fannie Williams, son and
daughter OF Baltimore, Md. are
spending the Christmas with then
mother and grandmother III this
city and will be glad to meet hci
many friends at 2l23 Laurel Street.
Rev. Douglass OF Cnesrcr was Il
pleasant caller at our Office this
week in company with Editor Lo-
gan.
Mr.. ]. E. GLADDEN. of Blacks tock
attended the session here this
week and paid our Office Il call.
1t is SAID by those who heard ii
that DR.. u. +. Thompson, did him
self credit in his sermon to tne
Grand Lodge Session Of Masons
here this week.
Mr.. NJ. II. Harrison Of Aiken
attended the Masonic Grand Lougc
Session this wcckand joined OIL
host of readers.
Don't forget, rather don't fail to
join the Victory Banks Christmas
Savings Clubs. Each child SHOULD
join.
MIR. D. S. Green of Charleston, G.
S., Good Samar.tans was III the city
last week and VISITED our Office. We
are always glad to have MIR. Green
come to see us.
DR.. VIM. Porter of Spartanburg
called around to see US while III
the city this week.
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| COLUMBIAN PASSES AWAY.

The relatives and friends of Mrs.
Clcmentla HAWKES. were saddeneu
~ i.rr Suducn ucAtil winch OcCar-
Icu Ill Chicago, Dec. 5th. She was
originally o. this city and those
VINO Knew her found her always
.I.liaDie, KIND ana true. Sac II..u
Uecn married about ten years and
.lusbalu ailu son survive her. She
Was tue siAnu-uaughter OF Mrs.
-lil.la Grcguiy OL l4vJ GadSIen 81.
tier Au..efAl Was preached ut
De.ncl metropolitan Cnurcn last
-d.iLuy. Sne WAS cuiJg.zed by
lis. baylor and Wlsenla4l. Great
Was LIe crowd mat viewed her re-
l-l..iIs, s.!cnG testimony or the
..Gn esteem III Wnicn Sne was held.
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MEAlOIiIAM

In sad but loving rem cmbrancc 0.
our dear little daugntel ami ss.cr,
Hettie Belle Gregory VINO depar.c,.
this life december the 18th, 1929.
In our many hours of sadness,
When for US life seems no chccrs:
She enjoys the Lie OF gladncss
And her eyes are free from tears.
Oh, we miss our Darling Hcttie
And for US there is Little resi-:
Oh, we loved our Darling Hettic,
But God loved her best.
How we wept in hearts Of sadness
When her earthly tolls were owe,
HIt wen ut ,rr little Darl.ns
On the happy golden shore.
Father, Mother and Brother,
John Gregory, Nancy Gregory,
Russell Ellis.
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SECOND CALVARY NOTES.

The Queen Contest Rally has end
"a wth over 100000 in the Sunday
'jchool treasury as the result of
ibis special effort at the suggestion
Of Su2t. Conwcll.
In reporting the winners in this
contest in our last issue Little
Mary Artcmus' name, who won
thlrd prize, was Intentionally left
'ut. The amount raised bv little
Many Artcmus was something
over $40.
Pastor Moore will fill the pulpit
all day Sunday, and as he usually
does VIII bring to his congregation
great gospel messages.
Our church is in fine shane now
IN every respect. Since DR..
Moore has been with us the men,
hcrship has steadily increased and
the financial condition is better
than it has ever been. We really
'aisc more money than ever and
pay this pastor double what we
ever pald any before and this, in
the face of these dull times,
with greater case.
Pastor Moore and Mrs. Moore
are now training the necessary
number of members to present to
the public in the Spring A Cantata.
This promises to be the greatest
presentation ever presented at Sec
ond Calvary.
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CuESTrlt PARAGRAPHS

The many Al.e...s of Rev. and
-4is. ~. 4..cAccs, NIIl be ln.eresLeu
- know tnaL Itev. NlcLceS has ac-
~~pttu Il c..,l 20 L..c wesley III. II.
~..A..n u. L,ccIS, ;..IL pi4IIS ~ move
-..S.r al J..Iu..ly
Al Con.lc.l.on with Xmas Trees:
~ L~..u-.-uI LA.I.aLa Will b. real
cicu al .i.c Al. l.. L.uh E.lu,c.l,
hC ~. C......rl Presbyterian
~..u.cil, u.i Mo.IA.y night, Lec. 20,
C". s~i:ius cAcA..sr wan Dc E4vc4l.
oh h.oliAt.y hight, al Caivaly
-,.ip..st C.lu.cn, Il CnrlsUm pro-
= ..il Wall De rc.lIu4eL.
inc LniLilcipa.lUn Day Com
-.'.t.eS - i.i-".ils plans for All
~lvuoiu pr.g.u 10 be rendered
~ fagc.nt representing ''Ine FRO
=, ~"s "a .i.S .'Ee.U, Il ItA.uIe u
&c u~y. ALI cA-serV4cc men have
uccil called to Acuu lie puI<lur.
.i.c speaker or the uay, and
,,.tdt .4l..c Is anticipated.
Inc tcacnclS o. Chester and
~hca,cr Cuuh.y, met at Tie Grnueu
ochool on Satu4uay morning and re-
e....-su ..4r Eou.l.y lc.cneIs' AS
-,e.at.on. frot 5. l.. tlnley was
'ctlcu PrcS.ucnt, MISS Connie e..
-lcAlwa.n, Sec, and Mrs. NJ. G.
.y2rs, treasurer. The next meet
.hg w.ll be hell Oh Saturday, Jan. 4,
l.AL at llo'clock, at the same
place, at which time it is hopca
."at large number OF teachers
%.ll be Present.
hev. }. II. y. Bailey, County
supervisor, under the jeans plan,
S kept very busy looking after the
.i.c.cst o. Schools in the County.
A very enjoyable Bazaar, given
~ the lanes Of The Royal
nights of King David" was held
1t tie Masonic hall on Friday.
Quite number OF people had
&c opportunity of seeing and hear
,ng MAJ snal Ferdinand Foch, Gene
raj OF the Allied Armies in the
-rcat World War, when he passed
though the city Friday afternoon.
MIR. Morris Maxwell is on the
SEX list.
Rev. d. McLure is a patient ut
-he Chester Sanitorium.
Enclosed find Money Order for
Mr.. e. E. Loathers, s1.25 flor
oack dues.)
Please send The Indicator to Rev.
W. M. Honor; he is yearly
subscriber, and is not getting his
PAPER.
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LAURENS NOTES.

Quite few persons from here at
tended the Piedmont District Con-
ference which convened ut Grcel-
wood last week.. All report an ell
joyable "trip, and an interesting
session.
We arc glad to say Rev. J. G.
Smart, pastor Of Bethel "A. NJ. l..
Church will be here another year.
Rev. Phillips who for the past
year was pastor OF Boo,e's Chapel
will go to Greenwood. Although
Rev. Phillips and family lave
been here only short while, they
have made many friends, who hate
to see them 80, but wish for them
much success in their new field.
The first of u series OF entertain
ments to be given by the faculty
and students OF the Il. S. Hig.,
School, was given at Clinton last
Thursday night ana was success
in every way. These entertain
ments will be given at different
places in the county from time tt
time in interest o. the school.
Rev. Richard Carroll OF Columbia,
was visitor in the city last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Boone's Chapel which was blown
down in a tornado last year is beng
rapidly rebuilt. Although not quiz.
completed, services were held tnc.e
last Sunday.
Mr.. sam Satterwhitc is very il
at this writing.
Mr. John Williams is also on tn,
sick list.
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-12-17

use BeCkWIth' S "RefinOI" Toilet
Preparations for NOmen and Men

""lures best assistant IL: producing an
""u!'ahhce vi beautiful hair and a s!uuuth
uhhieniS'ied comi'eAou We want n..n,.
every where, pleasant employ ymen,, biz re.
turuS.
70: the Compexion. Cold Cream, skin
c'c"her with healing properties, soc, SKIN
iooa' h"url"hIns Cream lur making thin
" 40 pump utd hollow faces full. sue.
Beachene. for those desiring u li,,h,er
coi'ipleNIu.. will remove tan, suuburn and
il'er SPOTS. 5Uc. reruAiue Vanishing
Creanl. Protects the skin from exposure
10 sun, wind and dust, 5Uc. beauty Cuks.
Ne'Ps you looking young. You owe It 10
yourself to look your best 75c.
fa.e Powder. You have but one fare
why disigure 1t with a cheau upw,ier
SHADES. Flesh. Brown. Pink and White. sue.
lrHU.a liIir IL
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-12-17

LET LEEVY. THE TAILOR, on Taylor
Street. make your New Suit anu
Overcoat. Old Suits altered. cleaner
or dyed Goats refined. All work
guarantee l'hnne |. =. l.eevy. 3l9
Or come to 1911 1'a"'"r ST..
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MODERN DRUG FEATURES FOR
SALE.

Smashing prices, easy terms, at
once. Is foot tincturc shelves, 25 #.
patent medicine shelves. cross sec
ton or scream with large mirror and
prescription counter about IT ii. o..
show cases, 3 round soda tables an.i
chairs, 3 square soda tables with
show case tops, also drugs and toilet
articles.
OUR FRIENDS DRUG COMPANY
Marion, S. G.
Edw. w. Murray, M. D., Prop.
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WRITE SANTA CLAUS.

Our next issue of The Indicator
will be devoted to our children
readers which VIII appear in ample
time on Xmas eve for each little
fellow to write short letter to
Santa Claus expressing his or hcl
wants.
All who would like to write
such letters to Santa Claus must
rush them to us at once so that
old Santa will get them in time to
fill your orders. --Editor.
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RECEPTION IN HONOR OF
MRS. |. J. PRUITT.

A reception was given in honor
Of Mrs. |. J. Pru:tt, Dec. 18th, at
Bishop and Mrs. Chappelle's resi-
Ience on Harden ST., by the men,
bcrs of the Wavcrlcy Club. Each
member made a few remarks ex-
pressing their regret at her leaving
the city. She in turn expressed
hcr regret at leaving the city and
them after which refreshments
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-12-17
J. W. Gondson VIM. Bonner
GOODSON & BONNER
The Best Place to Shop
Affer All

Everything Guud 10 Eat. Ice Cream.
Fresh Meats and Fish Daily.
Fresh Vegetables. Ice and
Lunches.
Zee Water Free
2421 Gervais st. Columbia. S. c
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-12-17

BE SURE AND CALL AT
THE JOHN CHURCH COM
PANY AND GET THE DOWN
HOME BLUES AND THE AR
KANSAS BLUES, BOTH ON
ONE RECORD. SUNG BY
MAMIE SMITH, FOR Csc.
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than delighted at any time to come
in and sec what you have hc.pel us
to do in the commercial world to
the credit O. our group.
writing to know whether. or not
We can handle your minutes and
other work we are glad to say that
with this machine we arc prepares:
10 do it quickly and and neatly and
then save you money.
We thark you for your past fa-
and solicit your future oacs.
j. a. ROACH, Editor Publisher
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-12-17

We present to our readers pic
ture of our New Linotype Machine
with which the most Of this issue oe
The Indicator is set and with which
all Of the paper and most Of our Job
Work will be set hereafter. 49,.
Whether or not you appreciate it
you who have been 50 loyal to us
in our newspaper and Job Dept.
Work helped us greatly to make
this forward step and we. assure
you that with your continued sup
pport we are going to so enlarge
our business that you will be more
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-12-17
FIRE DAMAGED
JENKINS BUILDING

At late hour Saturday night,
fire did much damage to Jew
Store in the Jenkins Building on
Washington St., and little damag.
to Jenkins Pharmacy. The Phar-
macy is still open to serve the
public.
1t is not known just how the fire
originated
THE CHILDREN.
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HATS! HATS!! HATS!!!
TABLETS OR LIQUID
SOLD EVERYWHERE

When you get ready for that
new Fall Hat or want to have
one made over for yourself or
daughter, call at The Waverlc>
Millinery Shop, 1900 Heidi
Street. at Gervais.
They will save you money
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Newman sub of S1h of Sell

% and WIZ Of sWI 27-9-5 31.99
S4l4. JONES, A. T.-SEA of Lot
sub of WIZ of sW1 22-9-5 S.14
3415. JONES, A. T.-Lots Z to II
inc, blk. /. .......... $50
S416, JONES, A. T.-W12, NEA
1910. THOMAS, NELSON H-S15
1924 We WE1cHERT, R. F-i5 int. 1'''
: in lots l, 2, 8, 4, 10, IA, sub of
Els of SWH 27.9.5. 1-3 int. in
ND2 lot 8, sub of NWA, 27-
9-5, VIZ, SEA- 4, VIZ, sEA
9-9.5, less 20 acs in NJ of Sc
"a 9-9-5. ................ 1,24S.80
1926. WEICHERT and BROWN
Lots 8, II, II, 10, S12 20, blk
D. lots 3S, 80, and 40, Ne
81, blk, B. Robinson sub, WIZ
1895, E1b IA, less lots 2, 8, 4,
S, 6, 7, s, 10, Of Ell of SEA
1895, SWA II, NEA 4, E
70 of sW14, E1s, NW14 e.
9-5. neutrality-suspicious.. 1881. Sc
WELSH
1852. CANNON, F. Lots to
8, blk, 2. ................ 1890
1858. CARRODINE, JOHN-Lots
to 6, blk Is. ......... 59.55
364S. GAINES, WILLIE-Lot 2,
block l, Fontenot sub. 80. 3.67
1868. GARDINER, ]. W.-und IL
int. in lots 7, H. Is, IA, and IT,
Bertrand sub of S12 of
SWA, 1884. ............ 11-42
1921. JOHNSON, DAN and KEEL
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY
D.
State of Louisiana
vs.
Delinquent Tax Debtor.
o.
Office Of the Sheriff and Ex.offico Tax
Collector. Parish of jefferson
Davis.

BY virtue of the authority vested il
me, and by the constitution and thu
laws Of the State of Louisiana, | will
sell at the principal front door of the
Court House in which the Civil Dis
triCt Court Of the Parish is held, with
in the legal hours for judicial sales be
ginning at eleven Q1;00) o'clock, a
IN. SATURDAY, AUGUST goth, 1922
and continuing on each succeeding day
until said sale is complete, all i'm
movable property on which taxes are
now due to the State of Louisiana, and
the Parish of Jefferson Davis, as well
as all other taxes assessed in the
year Of 1920 together with intere'
thereon from the 31st day of Deem
Der 1920 at the rate of ten (1O) pei
cent per annum until paid and all
costs.
The names of said delinquent tay
payees, the amounts of taxes as due
by each on the assessment rolls for
the said year, and the immovable pro.
perty assessed to each to be offered
for sale is as follows, to,wit:
WARD ONE NONRESIDENT
l. CASTER, JEAN Estate-N1b,
SWH Ii, E12 of NEH, So
of NWH 10, NW1l IA, Elk
of SE14. 10 acres in Sc cor.
ner Of NEH IA. VIZ of sW
H. 13-11-4 oOA 81
.. CLEMENTS, E. S.-NWH So
W.. 49,. -..,.,,,...... 41.95
9. GAUTHIER, C. Cone half
interest in Ell of SEA- 20.
-1O-3. ............... $3.50
Is. SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA
FARM MTG. CO.,-SW1L of
NEH, also a one fourteenth
interest in SW14 less 20 acres
in Sc corner less II acres
in the SW corner and less 20
acres in the NV corner 34-1O-
3. That certain tract of land
beginning at a point on the
west line of Section 34.1O-3,
3 arpents S of NV corner of
the SWH, thence running E.
parallel with the N. line of
Section, IA arp to e. line of
said "A thence S. along the
W. line arpent, thence w.
Ii arpent to w. line of said
Section, thence N. along w.
line 3 arpent to beg. ..... 1888 |
WARD ONE RESIDENT
TO- BAKER, q. E,-NE14 of SEA
10. BoNNIN, FELIx-Ei5 Of sW 4''''
"a, VIZ of SEA 29-1O-3 and
movable porperty. ...... 231.27
"a. B}OUSSARD, ALFRED-sB
Il II, SWH of SWh 10.
NJ , Of NE14 Is, WIZ Of Sc
IA, NE14, IA less 10 acres
in Sell of NEH being 80
rds., E. and w. by 90 rds.
N, and s., all in ia. $3.50
10 CAFFALL, F. B.--32O acres
In Sec 22-11-3 being part of
Grant B So Bounded on the
W. by M. G. Burns and S. by
L. A. E. by w. B. A. Taylor
and ~ by road. ........ 1889
i. CAFFALL, F. B.-E13 of Ell
10, WIZ of VIE 20, N1a Of '
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,saa SMITH / H.-NEH, E. 20

2ess. SMITH, ]. H.-NEA, E. 20
rds. of NWA 2O-7-3...... 164.SS
273O. IRENE, ANToINE-s1a of
SEA 27, NJ pr. NE14 "a, NE
P. Of SWA 1914, less ! &C. in
Sc. corner .............. l6l.ls
2731. WEBB, VIRGINIA-Lot Z,
blk 2, Andersonville ..... 2.6s
2738. WILDER, P. D.-1 &C. of
land acquired from Merrith 81
tuated S. of Frisco R. R., E.
/ of Public road. ............ 1O2.4S
2748. AMERICAN R. R. EX.-For
the use of property employed
in conduct of the Co.'s bust
ness Observation-Disclosures. 255
2765. BEAUFoRD, ANNA-s12 of
blk B. .......... 1876
2770. BRADFORD. H. F.-Lot Z
blk B, ....,.. $50
l, Lots 3 to u inc, blk. 2, all
blk 3. ................. 11.32
1886. FUsILIER, FIRMAN, Jr.-
Lots l, blk 3, Mcclure. .-... 4.E
2S4s. GUILLORY, ANATOLLE-
Beg. at a point $50 1T. S. Of
NV corner of Ell of SW14
1868, S. $50 #. E. 100 feet
ETC., ................... 3.26
1855. HANSON, LoUIs-Lot Z, 8,
blk. l. ................. 1923
'2S72. JENKINS, HENRY & GEO
Lots 3, blk A. Ayles Add. 80. 1874
1882. KING, VIM. Lot II blk l.. Isl
1887. LEFLEUR, C. C.-Lot 5 blk
D. Observation-Disclosures. 1926
1890. LANGLEY, MRS. MARY-L,
16, blk. 7. ................ COS
1900. LEJUNE,.J N.-Lots II and
IL, blk 8. ............. 1888
1862. SMITH, D. and Slots s
and 9, 10 blk 1, auto...,. 1851
1864. SONNIER, MAY-Lots 9 to
IA, blk 10, lots IL, blk TO-. 1926
WARD FIVE NONRESIDENT
3OS1. SOUTHERN TELEG. CO.
Poles and wires ......... 56.37
1892. STEPHENS, J. Hot SO
blk. D., sub. of NE14 1885 5.48
1884. WESCHE, E. F.-NWA, W.
- of sW1A 1885. ........ 3Ss17
WARD FIVE
3O3s. SUITES, DUHoN, Arabic
We of NW14 26, E12 81.
1928. MARCANTEL, MALoNzo-
MI of SW. P. 6-S-4. ...... $3.50
314S. McBURNEY, A. R.-S1a 4,
1862. McNABB, T. p.-s% Of s 5
"a, NW14 of SWA 32-7-5.. 1857
3172. SAVANT. ADAM-W1s of
NEA 7-S-5, 10 acs in sE1l of
NWA Z; com at NE cor. of S
EA Of NW14 Z; w. 26 % rds
s. so rds. 7-S-5. .......... 26.1S
'176. sOLITO, ToNY-N1a Of S
wa 1855. ..:...: 1886
1876. WEICHERT. R. F.-S1a g.
1877. % wEicHERr & BROWN 29s''''
sWA, 26, W11a,35 Ell, NWA Il
81, EEs, MS NWA 81, sec SO
less lots SO to AZ inc. Blk B
OTIS IL, 10, IA to 81 inc 80 to 81
inc Blk c., lots 1886 Blk D,
lots Is to 81 inc Blk E, lots l.
2-22 to 81 inc Blk G -. $2,909.76f
WARD slx--NoN-REsIDENT
232. HAUSE, G. W. NJ lot 20,
blk D. S11a lot 81, blk B. sub.
WIZ 1885, lots 6 to 10, inc,
5-16-21 to 26 inc, SO to 80 inc, II
to IS inc, So, So, Ga, II, 70
sub pr. WIZ of SEA- 1886. $3.50
27O. SAXBY, c. A.-N12 of SW
IA and a strip 4 rds wide acrs
s. side of NWA of NWA
6-10-4, less piece in NV cor. 4
IL rds. q and w. by Is rds. H
N. and s. sold. .......... 1862
rs. KENNEDY and TELLING II
S12 1854. ............ 360.74 II
WARD SIX RESIDENT III
3O4. BENOIT, CLEOPHA-1s Il
interest in Ell pf. NwA Of
ZIG. BOURGEOIS, A. E.-SEA II
of NWA 2,1O-5. =. 49,. 400 II
1873. GILBERT, J. J.-E1a of w
70, WE Of E12 4-1O-4.. >. $3.50 III
~. JONES, A. T.-Lots II and III
Is, sub sEA 1895. 800. 5.22 III
i13. JONES, A. T,-Lots s, IL, IA
II, 81, 40, so, 81, IS, 1O1, 1O2, HI
LOT, 1923, 1872, 1asub in lots III
z, 81, 26, "a, SO, 40, AZ, 81, 65 ii
So, rs, 70, 81, 1O9, 126, 1876, II
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= LY, WM.-Lot 5, blk. ,

.ooo LY wv, WM,-Lot 5, blk. ,
1922; RuNTE, LOUIS, est r.; - Ga
blk. 56, ....... Lot !
1864: . THIERY, PAUL-Lot 5, n, ~
z. ............,...." OlE
1885, Re TUDD, zIN-Lot 8, r. R. N III
1892. WEICHERT, R. F.- ,iL,,.' +; ka
7, blk l, blk. l, 2, g. T los. . 70
and II, blk, |, EI2 blk. 6, Ies ss !, 10
1ee' OF ~ end of lot I su M
1907. WRIGHT, C. H.-Lots 1s TN
Is, Cooper sub. Eva. - aug
WARD SEVEN Non.ResIDr. ,'a
1911: CLEMENTS. E. ST. j.,
a., in NWA Of SWA, 25.1l11.su ' :.
1916. GARDINER, J. W.-SEr0 lls
81 OF 81 20, SWT- 4
Wa, we of NW1h o. all %
80, 81, 80 VIZ, wiz Of S an "
Of NWA %, IL '' Of ST. = I,
SWA, VIE of NWH Is. 81 HI u
of NEH, 81 of S1% 26' Fizs
NJ Of NWH, SWK Of Nc
a. sW14 SO, NWH o Of NW W.
35-11-6. ......... "A
1922 HOLLAND, TH0s.-NW:Iii' sS
of of t SWA %, SEA- of NWH
SO, SE14 of NEH VIZ Of M
4 a. A., NE4 Of NWA g.
1l-6, NW4 of SE14 6-11.5 ~ 10,
1926. LAKE MISERE LAND CO 4'''l
Ell, SW14, 81 of NWX a.
(Confip1,od ~, 49,, a
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-08-20
ia. DTRKs. FRED-r,ots 2 2 and

453, DIRKs, FRED-Lots 2, 8 and
4, blk 4 Howell Add. ...... 11.7O
$50. DUDLEY, MRS CARRIE-Lot
SN1a of blk 20 o. p. 1900
$50. FROAD, LEROL-Lot 80 b. 20
....... .....,.... 80
494. FOX, LEE-Lot 2 blk D., Lot
8 blk D. Lee Fox SUBJ. -. A.21
592. LED0UX, L0UIS-Lots IL 13
61s. MARQUART, EMERSON ''''
Lot 8 blk 3 o. p, Lois 10 blk
SO. P. Beg at NE corner of
lot blk 2 Marq End add run
ming in westernly direction
at right angles to said line lot
/ distance of rs feet, 6 in,
thence in a northernly direc.
ton parallel with e. line of lot
! a distance 1873 feet to First
ST., thence in a easternly di-
reCtion along S. side First ST.,
% feet 6 in. to beg. ...... $4,000
$50. MOLEZUM, ]. E.-Lots 81,
% and %, blk 8 0. P. Lot 4
YIN HuS' Auu.. ..-...... 4J.GU
654. MOLEZUM, EMILE-Lots 8,
10, II, 20, q, blk 4. Lots Z
to 16, inc, blk l, Meg, tr 1885
SCI. MOUTON, ALBERT F.-Lots
9 and 10, blk and 1-3 it
off S. side lot SO all lots 80 and
1-S feet off N. side lot 40 blk.
so MEG, tr. .............. $40
662. MOUTON, WM.-Lots S and
6, blk 8, Lots 13 and a strip
s 1-3 feet wide S. side lot IA
blk Meg. tr. ........ $40
$50. NUNEz, SEVAN-Lot 6 blk
II, o, P. ................ 100
7O2. QUESENBERRY, w. O.-Lot
s, blk B. ................ 1915
'59. SPELL, RAYMOND-Lots 10
and II, blk 10 o. P..... 1855
1913. TYLER, AURELIAN-Lot 81
Lee Sub Of acre lots ..... 2.5CI
iO7. VINCENT, CLEPE-Lot /
blk s. .............. ...... 7.40I
IL. WALTERS, H. E. and ]. c.
Lot 4 blk. D. ........... 24.6O
The Red Cloud chief., 1921-09-29
Mrs. Smelser Laid to Rest

Mrs. Ira Smclser who was taken to
the University Hospital in Omaha a
few weeks ago to receive medical
treatment passed away at that city
Sunday evening.
Nettie Leggort, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Il Leggett, was born May II,
1892 being 20 years of age at the time
of her demise. In the year 1903 she
was united in marriage with Ira Smel
ser aud to this union were born seven
children who together with her parents
two sisters and brother are left TO
mourn her death. One sister, Mrs. Bert
Carr, having preceded her to the
grave
This remains we're brought to this
city Tuesday evening and the funeral
services were held Wednesday after
noon at the Christian church, Miss
Marjorie Owens in charge. lnterment
was made in the city cemetery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1921-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. Bush and DR..
and Mrs. w. II. Mcbride autoed to
Hastings Sunday and spent the cay
with the formers son, Lynn Bush and
the lattcr's daughter, Miss Thclma
who are attending the Hastings col
lege.
The Red Cloud chief., 1921-09-29

All members of the Odd Fellows are
urged to attend the meeting Monday
evening Oct Bird. Matters of utmos,
Importance to every member will be
up for consideration
BY order of the y. G..
The Red Cloud chief., 1921-09-29
Stockholders Meeting

Oct Sth. 1921 the Annual Meeting of
the Stockholders of the Farmers indie
pendent Telephone Company will meet
at the Court House Red Cloud, Nebr.
a full attendance is requested.
. Il. RIA MEE, President
The Red Cloud chief., 1921-09-29

Howard Graham, who has been
running in here from st. Joe on trains
Is and II for several years, passed
thru Thursday morning enroute home
after spending a couple Of weeks Wis
iting il Los Angeles, California.
The Red Cloud chief., 1921-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Gregart OF
Oberlin, Kansas went to st. Joe Thurs
day morning after short visit here
with her sister, Mrs. II. Neuerberg
and family.
The Red Cloud chief., 1921-09-29

f. A. Mitchell and Roy Cramer
left Sunday morning for Paulsey,
Nebraska where they will spend a
week hunting. Dewey Saladen is
working as brakeman on No. A and IL
during Mr.. Cramer's absence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1921-09-29

Gerry Zeiss arrived here Monday
morning to go to work on the switch
engine in the yards. Fird Walker,
who has been fireman here for the
past month, went to McCook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1921-09-29

Miss Minnie Christian returned to
Holdroge Sunday evening after spend
ing Saturday and Sunday here with
her mother, Mrs. J. /. Christian and
family.
The Red Cloud chief., 1921-09-29

Sunday afternoon the Bangert
Bros. and Inavale played ball at the
latter place. The game went eleven
innings with score of to 7 which
resulted in defeat for the home
team. A large number from here
attended the game.