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The Monett times., 1921-12-02
PURDY

DR.. L. B. Northcutt was called tc
Wichita, Kansas Wednesday, on &C
count of his brothers. illness.
Ben lamar, Jr,, Of Springfield
spent the last week end with friend:
at this place.
The regular fourth Sunday services
were held at the NJ. E. church Sunday
Claude Ricketts,, who is attending
business college at Springfield, spent
the latter part of last week at the
home Of ]. w. McCraw.
Mrs. Ben Irwin and daughter Haze
of Cassville, visited at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell last
Thursday.
Albert Hadley transacted bushes;
in Cassville one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger DAVIS and son
j. R., Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan North
cutt and baby, of Washburn, and Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Eden, of Butterfield
were the Sunday guests of DR.. L. B
Northcutt and family Sunday.
Misses Lois Blankenship, Messrs
Doyle McCraw, Albert Rose and
George Ragsdale were the dinner
guests of Miss Gladys Irwin, of Cass-
vile, Thanksgiving.
John Boucher transacted business
in Springfield last week.
Rev. R. W. Wilmington, accom-.
panied by his daughter Ara, filleC
his regular appointment at the Bap.
tist church at Aurora Sunday.
Miss Flo Wooten, of Peirce City
visited at the home of Miss Margaret
Mitchell the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Neil, of Mo,
nett, spent Saturday night and Sun.
day with his mother Mrs. Neil.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Daugherty anc
children of Springfield spent last
week at his mothers, Mrs. George
Gurley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclure spent
Sunday at Neosho with their daugh.
ter and husband Mr.. and Mrs. Floyc
Howard.
DR.. and Mrs. Kelly and little Roens
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Williams, Edgar
Burris, Mr.. Peck, Miss Audry Kelly
and Viga Hall, of Monet, have gone
On big hunting trip this week.
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ROCKY COMFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schell visited
Hugh SchelI and family southwest Of
town Sunday.
W. H. Lasley was Neosho visitor
Tuesday
Walter Dabbs and Bland Webb,
whs are attending Drury College in
Springfield, visited home folks here
few days last week.
Roy Metcalf of Kings Valley visit
ed Pete Boswell and family here
Tuesday.
Maurice Lamberson, editor Of the
Wheaton Journal, visited H. P. Lam
berson and family here Thursday.
M. and Mrs. L. C. Thomas motored
to Webb City Thursday. Mr..
Thomas is being treated at the Webb
City hospital for illness contracted
while in the army.
Earl Carter and family of Stella
visited at the j. R. Shelley home
Thanksgiving.
We are informed that Evylynn
Culp will be the new post master here
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Montgomery
were Neosho visitors Tuesday.
Miss Villa Sedgwick spent the
week end with her sister at Minden
Mines, Mo.
Mrs. Grace Montgomery and little
daughter visited relatives here last
week.
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OZARK BRIEFS

Sunday school was very we'll at
tended at Macedonia Sunday.
A revival meeting began at Bethel
Sunday night conducted by Rev. Will
and Rev. Tom Kennedy.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Ben Henderson in honor OF
his son Erschel Saturday night.
Fontella Smith and Ada Roller Wis
tied Lois, Velma and Thelma Crowell
Sunday afternoon.
Raymond Medlin of Springfield Wis
tied the latter part of this week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Med
lin.
Famous Dodson and family visited
Thurman Smith and family Sunday.
Ben Henderson and family and As
berry Davis and family We're shop
ping in Monett Friday of last week.
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KINGS PRAIRIE

The last rains have been of great
benefit to wheat and rye.
We regret to learn of the death of
Mrs. A. D. Collar, who died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Kultgren
near Verona last week. Mrs. Collar
was long time resident on the
prairie and proved to be an earnest
Christian and a good neignbor.
Miss Georgia Stribling, who had
entered the high school, was called
out to assist her father in his store
on Marshall HILL
John Spencer, Jr., has moved on the
E. R. Stribling place and will culti-
vate the farm.
Sunday school last Sunday was well
attended at New Liberty church.
B. S. Stribling, who was confined
to his room for two weeks at the
home of his son on Marshall Hill, has
been able to return to his home on the
Prairie.
The six weeks revival meeting at
the Methodist Protestant church on
Marshall Hill, closed last Sunday
night with 1870 conversions and sixty
additions to the church. Quite a
number from the Prairie have been
attending.
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NORTH PURDY

Rev, Sherman Erickson closed a
very successful meeting at New Sal
EN-, last Sunday night.
Frank Snyder and family of Peirce
City visited with John Balmas and
family, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Horine went
to Monet, Tuesday, called there by
the illness of Mr.. Horine's mother.
Beatrice Boyce spent Wednesday
night and Thursday with Ruth Eden.
Mrs. John Balmas has been sick but
is now up again.
Rev Sherman Erickson and fam
lily and Dennis HORNE and family
took Thanksgiving dinner with Wash
Goodnight and wife.
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MENDON

B. c. Wolfe and family spent
Thanksgiving with their daughter
Mrs. Emil Spilman and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kruger and
sons Leonard and George were trad
ing in Monet Saturday.
Charles Smith who works for B. c.
Wolfe, went to Cato Saturday to visit
home folks.
Miss Ada Riggs of Monet spent
Thanksgiving with Miss Alice Plan
chon.
Miss Opal Smith who works in Mo-
nett spent Saturday night and Sun
day with her sister Mrs. Fred Wolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolfe were
trading in Freistatt Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. E. Costley spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Mathews.
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OBITUARY

William Burl Eden, son Of Samuel
and Malinda Eden, was born Decem-
Der II, 1903 and died November Is,
1921, age II years, II months and 2
days.
He professed faith in Christ at the
age Of fifteen. He bore his sickness
very patiently. He leaves to mourn
his departure, father, mother, three
brothers, Earl, Estel and Otis, and
one sister Gladys, having preceded
him to the home beyond.
The funeral was held at Mt. Pleas
ant church, Tuesday, November Is, at
which a very large crowd gathered
and waited for the hearse bearing the
casket, followed by large concourse
of weeping relatives and friends, who
came to attend the last sad rites of
the one they loved so well.
As the casket was being carried in
to the church, the pianist played "In
the Sweet Bye and Bye" The funer-
al was conducted by Rev, Ollie Ennis,
VINO wept with the many, for he felt
he was trying to say few words in
honor of one of the best young
friends he ever knew.
A Friend.
Electrical Trouble? Phone 67. O3tf'
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NORTHEAST PURDY

There was a revival meeting start.
ed at Bethel last Sunday night
Everyone is invited to come.
Mrs. John Jaques visited Mrs. w
w. Davis Monday evening.
Miss Opal Henderson visited Mrs
Troy Henderson Saturday morning.
Miss Villa Hayward visited Miss
Alta Davis Saturday evening.
Ora Hayward visited Chrlie Worm
ington one day last week.
Miss Vada Zinn visited home
folks last week.
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STORCK-EDEN

Jesse Storck and Miss Lucille Eden
were married Saturday, November 26
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Marshall, Rev Ollie Ennis performing
the ceremony.
Mrs. Storck is well known in the
Pleasant Valley community and is a
highly esteemed young lady. Mr..
Storck lives near Pioneer and is a
nice respectable young man.
We wish the couple a bright and
happy life together.
A FRIEND.
The Monett times., 1921-12-02
KINGS PRAIRIE UNION CHURCH

The Kings Prairie Union church
will meet as usual Sunday morning,
with a Sermon by the pastor, Rev.
Wilson.
In the afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Nj.
Riddles singing class will give a
musical program, followed by preach
ing by the pastor. There will be no
evening service. Everyone is invited.
The Monett times., 1921-12-02
PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR
REHEARSING CANTATA

The choir of the Presbyterian
church is rehearsing the cantata,
"The Good Shepherd" which they will
give at the church on Sunday evening
December 18. The selection contains
very beautiful music, and includes
choruses, duets, quartets and solos.
The Monett times., 1921-12-02

Fresh cranberries at Howell's Meat
Market. Phone 3S. 99tf
The Monett times., 1921-12-02

Electrical Trouble? Phone 81. O3tf
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-10
DIMMlCk

Mrs. John Duncan and daughter
Mary Katherine, of Linden arrived at
the Joe Kelly home recently and Will
make her home with her father dur
ing the winter.
Mrs. Katherine GuilfOyle and Miss
Tessie Dryer of Arlington spent the
week end with Mrs. Frank Coleman.
O. J. Locke and ]. +. Scope of Peru
attended the Casey farm sale Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pantenburg were
called to Spring Valley Sunday after
noon by the serious illness OF Mrs
Pantenburg's father, Charles Smith,
who underwent an operation
Albert SChwab was caller in Ar
llngton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Lamps and fam
lily and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lamps
and family spent Sunday at Adam
Cheers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamps and Henry Hos
letter and daughters Ruth and Flora
Of Mendoza spent Sunday afternoon at
Adam Cheers.
Margaret Hickok entered high
school at Cherry Monday. There are
. eleven pupils who will begin the WORK
Monday.
Miss Viola Pottinger attended the
South Bluff Country club Tuesday.
Mrs Brown of Ottawa spent few
days. at the Murtaugh home the first
of the week.
Fred Nudge of Cedar Point was a
Thursday caller at the Pottinger home
and purchased fine Poland China
hog.
+ Mrs. Harm Holler has been with her
husband at Harris hospital for the
past week
Il Mrs. Charles Strout entertained the
members of the Entire Nous club at
her homo last Thursday. Mrs. Sue
Willshay won ladies' royal and Miss
srshcmpp second prize. Mrs. Strout
entertained a number of guests the
same day and Miss Rose McNally won
first prize and Mrs Ed Weldon sec
ond Refreshments were served.
Hattie Billesbach spent Sunday with
her sisters at home
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Granfield Of
Iadd were county line visitors FRI
Gay.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Wujek are the
parents of baby girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles WenzCl enter.
tanned large number of young folks
at their home last Friday night. Dane
eng, music and games were INDUCED
in until late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs ALI Pantenburg were
callers at the Spring Valley hospital
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Reuter- anG
family spent Sunday at Gearing.
Mrs. Weldon returned from two
weeks STAY with her daughter, Mrs.
Leo McNally, at Waltham.
Henry Reuter- was a Sunday visitor
at Leo Scriba's.
On Thursday morning at 1870 death
Murtaugh home and re-
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localities

DR.. and Mrs, w. +, Weese went to
Chicago this morning, where they eH'
pect to spend the day,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V, Burton,
who have been visiting in ottawa, re-
turned to Chicago this morning, Mrs
Burton was formerly Miss Isabelle
Clegg,
Henry Eschbach of Streator spent
last evening visiting with friends ana
relatives in this city,
Winston Colwell Of Ottawa avenue
visited with friends in La Sale last
night.
Jack Snied of Chicago, a former resi-
dent of this city Is spending several
days visiting with friends and rela
tives in ottawa.
Frank Grogan of Chicago spent yes
terday visiting with friends in Ottawa
Tom Sheehan left for Deer Parl
yesterday where he will spend seyera
| days on hunting trip.
Edward Scherer and Roscoe Metz
gar spent last evening visiting witt
friends and relatives in Streator
Alex Wasserman and Vincent Free
man motored to Marseilles ana Sen
eca today on business.
William 'rarrant of Waterloo, la
| has returned to his home in that cit!
after spending the past number o
days visiting with friends and rela
tivcs in ottawa.
| Elmer Armstrong motored to Strea
tor this morning on business.
Mrs. w. f. W'eese Of the Carey
APARTMENTS went to Chicago thi
morning for a several days visit witt
friends.
Miss Virginia Mcaghcr visi'et
friends in La Sale last night,
Morris Gumblner Of Strcator wa
an ottawa visitor last night.
Joseph Canty was La Sale visit
or yesterday,
Alphonse Phillimore was Mar
settles visitor yesterday.
Miss Ada Gull attended the ElkS
carnival in La Sale last night.
Howard Boyle of Marscillcs was a
Ottawa visitor last night.
Miss Anna Hamara Of StrcatOr wa
an Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Jordan an
family have been called to Milwar
kee on account of the severe lines
of Mrs. Jordans mother Mrs. X. {
Sayle.
Ted Wolfermann Of Strcator wa
an Ottawa visitor yesterday.
Miss Ethel Bundy Of Streator wa
an ottawa visitor today
Louis Dchl of Streator was an o
tawa visitor yesterday.
Jock Jordan Of Chicago was Il
Ottawa business visitor today.
Ed White was La Sale visito
yesterday.
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Notice.

Tho Public Library will close TO
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ANCIENT MINING CO..
LAYS CLAIM TO RICH
CEMENT DEPOSITS
NEW CLAIMANT BOBS UP FOR
MOOTED MINERAL r G n 7 S
NEAR LA SALE SAID TO BE
WORTH 100000 OR MORE.

= A suit which involves between S2OG,'
900 and 100000 worth Of limestone
rights in La Sale county land near
the city of La Sale was started in the
Circuit Court this morning. Ella !.
Rogers, Margaret Beebe, Mary V.
Hayes and the other heirs of Edmund
Dick Taylor, who died in 1892, and At
torney j. e. Malone of La Sale, who
purchased the interest Of one heir
filed bill asking that a receiver be
APPOINTED for the Northern Illinois
Coal and Iron company of La Sale
company which ceased operations
many years ago,
The compainants allege that the
company holds mineral leases on sew
eral tracts of land, and that the own
ers of these tracts have laid claim to
the limestone rights. This limestone
Is estimated to be valued at between
100000 and 100000 and possibly
more. The complainants ask that tn.
receiver be instructed to sell thi'
property and to distribute to the own
ers OF the coal and iron company.
Edmund Dick Taylor Is said to have
been the principal owner OF the com
pany. The names of the owners OF
the remainder of the stock, who are
said to have been Mr. TaylOr's heirS
are unknown.
Furnishes Bond.
Howard Bergman of Peru, who was
indicted by the October grand jury OF
a Joint charge with Rudolph Uebel o
al To- L
Zimmerman, aged l6, appeared in tn
Circuit Court this morning and fur
nished bonds In the sum of $1,000
with Dorothy Stikcman and Henry
Bubeck as sureties.
The alleged attack on Miss thinner
man, who was student at the l.,
Salle-Peru High school, occurred las
January after taxi ride with the two
men.
Rudolph Ubel who was jointly in
dicted with Bergman, appeared ii
court later in the day and gave bond
in the sum of $1,000, with George j
, walter as surety.
Attorney Walter Panneck entered
appearance for both men.
Dryer Estate $4,000.
A petition Tor letters teStdlnehtdT'
In the estate of the late Jane l.
Dwyer, who died at her home il
North Ottawa in July, was fled in thu
Probate Court today. Mrs Dwyer'
estate consists of real estate valued a
$4,000.
BY the terms Of her will, which wa
filed several weeks ago, her entire es
tate will 20 to her husband, William }
Ewyer, for his lifetime. after whic'
it will be equally divided between
their children.
$4,000 EarIville Estate.
A petition for letters of administra
ton in the estate of the late Lucy {
Incl, who died at her home in Earl
Vile Nov. 2. was filed in the Prohat
Court today Mrs. Incl left propert,
valued at $4,000
h Her estate will be shared by he
children, Perry n. Aldred, Orion Bigc
low, Roy f. Incl and Lucy Thompson
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K. OF c. Meeting.
REGULAR meeting this evening at S
o'clock,
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WASHINGTON PAYS.
HIGHEST HONORS TO.
u.s. UNKNOWN HERO.
PEOPLE IN ALL WALKS or LIFE
Po U r SILENTLY BY Gaia.
FALoUE BEARING BODY OF SOL.
DER BROUGHT FROM FRANCE
FOR BURIAL AT ARLINGTON.

Washington Nov. 1O.-Great and
small folk moved in endless process
sion today through the rotunda Of the
capital to pay tribute to the unknown
! dead lying in such state there as only
ImartyrCd Presidents have known. The
/ day was set aside for It. All who
! could speak fer groups in the land or
! for the powers of the world were free
! TO place their floral Offerings 40 his
t bier. Hour by hour the heaping flow
crs about the caSket grew higher and
spread about the vast chamber Flow,
l ors that blOOmcd in France were
/ there and flowers brought In all their
beauty from South Africa, 5000 miles
away.
| There was not a minute Of IN"
day unclaimed by those who would do
EanZatiOn of veterans or Of patriotic
people over the land unreprcscntet,
! Among the most formal OF the pit
Erimages to this shrine Of patriots"
yaIor was that planned by the British
embassy. From the embassy build
! ing there was arranged a parade head
ed by Arthur j. Balfour head of the
/ British delegation to Washington and
former nrimn minister and Sir huck
Io,d Cr,ldcs british or,b,eeador
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licvcd Ed Murtaugh Of his suffering
Mr. Murtaugh had not been in goot
health since the death of his wife amt
mad been bedfast for the past few
weeks. Mr. Murtaugh suffered Will
leakage of the heart, which developed
into dropsy toward the last. tie was
born in Dimmick township Jan ..
1877, and had the distinction of being
The oldest born resident in Dmmic';
township. His wife, who had been an
invalid for sixteen years, passed away
last March lie is survived by elEh,
children. Bernard of Colorado Springs,
Ed of Texas, Father Harry OF Texas,
Frank of La Sale. and Joe, James,
Katherine and Willie at home. Mr..
Murtaugh realized he could not re.
cover and early in the fall he picked
his pallbearers. The funeral, which
was one Of the largest ever held IN
this vicinity, was Monday mOrnihs
at st. Patrick's church in La Sale,
where high mass was read by Rev.
Murtaugh, assisted by Rev O'Brien.
The following friends were pallbear-
Crs: John Weldon, Stuart Duncan
Joe and William Kelly, Bert and Dan
Lyons.
The two eighty-acre farms Of I'll"
Casey brothers were sold at publIc
auction Friday afternoon. The west
eighty was sold to A. j. WhalCn for
$1G7 per acre and the east eighty for
$256 an acre to james Casey. There
were several bidders on the east farm.
Miss Lena Brown Of Ottawa spent
several days the past week at the
Murtaugh home.
Claude Brooker is suffering with a
severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cassidy and
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Shea Of Arlington
attended the Murtaugh funeral.
Rev. Harry Murtaugh Of Fort Worth.
Texas, arrived here Saturday morn
ing to attend and assist at the funeral!
of his father, Edward Murtaugh.
Miss Schnell has returned to Marys
vile, Kan, after a five weeks stay at
the Adam SChwindaman home.
John and Dan Casey and Mr.. and
Mrs. William SonderGrath and Ben
Hostetter of Mendoza attended the
Casey land sale on Friday.
Miles Fox cried the hog sale for
Fred Hahn, near Peru, Wednesday.
Dick McColl Of Princeton was d
business visitor in this vicinity Fri
day.
The many friends of Harm Hole"
will be gricycd to learn Of his serious
condition at Harris hospital in Men
dOta.
Mr.. and Mrs William J. McCreedy
and daughter Dorothy of Tampico
werc week end visitors in this yiciE-
ity.
Dorothy Stevenson fell from a pom"
and broke her shoulder blade.
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Plans for raising the funds wero
completed AT tn conference today.
THE drEe viii De made principally
through Che various organizations o.
the ritY subcommittee viii be
chosen in each city throughout ,tha
county who win have charge of tho
visiting OF the various ORGANIZATIONS
and the soliciting OF funds from each
cG them.
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VALLEY VIEW NEWS

September 27th the voters OF
school district No. 80 voted bonds
to the amount OF slO.50O.OO for the
total ballot east was 81; four yot-
ing "Bonds-No" and 23 voting
"Bonds-Yes."
Members OF the school board
spent Monday visiting surrounding
schools, especially those where new
school houses have been erected in
the last year or so. such as King
man Kolony and Big Bend. They
report seeing very practical ideas
carried out az Big Bend. The chair
man OF the Board, Clarence Rees
was unable to accompany them ow
ing to his mothers poor health.
The youngest child of Frank
Dowell came near having a fatal ac-
cident last week when he drank
some gasoline The doctor was
called at once and he found Il nee
essary 10 use the stomach pump as
the child was already unconscious
The little fellow is alright again.
Mr. McMurren and family left
Wednesday morning for the Weiser
Round Up. also to visit friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Stroud Rees of EN-
nett visited with MIR. Rees' mother
and brothers over Sunday. Grand
ma" is confined TO her chair al
most altogether now.
Tommy Johnson has rented the
Dean ranch OF 90 acres near Nyssa
Tor the coming year and expects 20
move In about month. We are
sorry 10 lose them from this neigh
lorhood.
q. w. Dean and wife returned last
Friday afternoon from their trip TO
he coast. They report good trip,
1895 miles with only two
Iunctures.
Laurance Burr had the misfor-
une 10 split his thumb open while
hopping wood.
Mrs. Pearl Frakes received word
hat her mother, Mrs, Richardson
nd sister Helen, also her sister-in- >
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McGONAuILL.
NomcE oF sALE oF EsrnAYs


NOTICE Of SALE OF ESTIiiYS
In the Recorders Court Of the Ciiy
of Ontario. Maihcur County and
State of Oregon
In the matter of the Sale or Estrays
Taken up by Lloyd l.. Culbertson.
IL appearing 60 this court that
the said Lloyd l.. Culbertson has
made proper effort 20 find the
owner or owners OF the following
described stock to-wit One three
year old white faced steer With
horns. both ears cropped, branded
thus. NV on left side and hip and
one two year old steer. color red
left ear cropped. branded w on left
side, and has been unable 10 do 80.
Throfore Il IL ordered and adludged
that the said Lloyd l.. Culbertson
proceed to advertise sale OF said
animals and TO sell the same and
to account for the proceeds OF said
sale az provided by law. That said
sale be held nc Millors ranch IN
Malhour County. Oregon, on We'd
nesday tho 26th day OF October,
1921. at the hour OF ten O'Clock o.
m.
Done at the city OF Ontario. Ore
gon. October 5th. 1921.
CLAY NJ. STEARNS.
city Recorder and ox-officio
Justice OF the Peace.
(sEAL)