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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-01
WILL BUY POULTRY

We Nall buy All your chickens ana
viii pay the highest market prizes fot
them Longs Grucery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-01

The Want Ads have helped manf
4 gain an education.
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Mrs. SELCHERT'S
DAUGHTER
Was Restored to Health by
Lydia E .Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Horizon, Wis. =" My young daughter
had been troubled for several months
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Prof. Ernest Won Arnstedt and hds
daughter, Mrs Newton Giles, East
Ohio avenue, were seriously injured
in an automobile accident which Oc.
Cured Friday morning at 8 o'clock at
the corner of Vine and Mulberry
street.
Prof. Won Arnstedt received several
deep gashes. across his scalp,.vNine
stitches were required to close the
wounds. 1fe was also badly bruised
about the shoulders. 9s'ail.y.
Mrs. Giles received deep cut
across the chin. and was, also severely
bruised about the body. = y '.'se
Mrs. Giles was driving west on Vine
street in Ford sedan. Another car
was parked so far out from the curb
that Mrs. Giles crashed into 1t. Both
Mrs. Giles and Prof. Won Arnstedt
were thrown against the windshield
of their car with great force. The
glass was broken and each received
severe cuts. Mrs. Giles was able to
drive home, where Prof. Won Arnd
stedt was attended by DR.. Blair and
DR.. Williams. Nine stitches were re
CURED to close the wounds in his
scalp. 1t will be severa1>days before
the injured man will be able to leave
his bed,
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gard to meeting conducted by F. d.
Spencer in Dayton early this week.
The stockholder in his letter to the
Mt. Vernon man says that Spencer
mailed out 134 cards to stockholders
in the vicinity of Dayton and out Of
that number nine women and II men
attended the meeting to discuss plans
for taking over the property Of the Mt.
Vernon plant. The latter says that
Spencer has called another meeting
for December s, in q hotel at Dayton.
The letter also states that the meet
ing this week broke up in "confu.
sion." "a
The stockhoider continues in his
letter: "If all his meetings have been
the failure this one was, he has not
accomplished much, "a, -,
The prominent stockholder shg.
gests to the Mt. Vernon stockholder
that the Mt. Vernon chamber of com
merce take some action toward get
ting the matter cleared up. In closing
the stockholder says: "Why are the
stockholders compelled to lose theil
money when the appraisement of the
plant shows the net worth to be more
than 100000. No one can help the
stockholders except the men in Mt
Vernon"
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GREER

Miss Esther Fulmer, teacher In
the Canton schools, and Miss Faye
Fulmer, teacher in the Mt. Vernon
schools, spent Thanksgiving with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Full
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Severns and son
Donald, Mrs. Carrie Shuts and daugh.
ter Gertrude, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Greer were Sunday guests Of A. H.
McClurg and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jud Glasener and son
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Masters and
son Billy of Ashland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Brubaker and little daughter
of Orrville, Willis Brubaker and fam.
lily of Holmesville and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nath Brubaker of this place spent
Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Brubaker.
Mr. and Mrs +. P. Shrimplin were
business visitors in Columbus q few
days last week. .ac
Miss Louise Limmel of Mansfield
spent Thanksgiving with her cousin
Mrs. Julius Jurgens
Mr.. and Mrs. James Temple ol
Loudonville spent Tuesday with w
r. Temple. Mr.. Temple, who had ar
operation last Tuesday, is slowly i'm
proving. s9N ~ f's
+. w. Heaton and family were the
guests on Thanksgiving day Of ,Basi
McElroy and family, near Danville.
The third number of the lecture
course will be given Thursday night
Dec. %, at Shrimpiin's hall.
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Elden Deeren and Paul Dial were
given hearings before Mayor Tiger in
police court Thursday evening. The
former was charged with carrying
concealed weapons and the latter with
lettering.
\ Deeren waived examination and
was bound over to the common pleas
court under 500 bond which he gave.
Dial made a plea of not guilty and
his hearing was set for Monday, Dec
IS, at p. m.
Deeren and Dial were picked UP
late Wednesday night by Officers
French and McElroy. The pair are
said to have been posing as detec
tives of a sort and in the following
of their alleged profession have been
dodging in and out of alleys, hiding
behind trees and in dark places in q
manner that has attracted attention
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+ A meeting Of the officers and di.
rectors OF cooperative elevators in
Knox county was held Thursday af-
ternoon in the Community room of
the Knox County Savings Bank. Five
OF the seven elevators were repre-
sented the total attendance being ap
proximately 25.'
The meeting was called and held
for the purpose Of discussing the sub
ject Of cooperative grain shipments
following the plan for marketing be-
ing advanced by the state and nation.
al Farm Bureau Eederations. Presi'
dent Robinson OF the cooperative ele
vator at Cleveland was present and
outlined in detail the plans as they
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Joseph s. Hall, aged 7s, a Civil war
veteran, was arraIgned In the court Of
Justice George 8. Harter, Friday az.
ternoos on a charge Of rape, on a
complaint made by Mrs. Rosemary
Coins, coiored. tf3
In the affidavit sworn to before Jus.
tiee Harter by Mrs. Coins, Hall ls &C.
cused Of having had illegal relations
with coIdie Coins, eoiored, 12.year-oid
adopted daughter Of Mrs. Coins, on or
about Sept. I. The arrest was made
Friday morning, Hall being found by
Constable sensei near Lueerne.
1t Is alleged that the offense was
committed in or near Riverside park
The statement is made by the com.
plainant that Hall frequently was OBJ.
served last summer near the slide in
the park. He would catch the girls
coming from the slide and frequently
II is claimed, he attempted to take
undue liberties with them. -
Hall claims to be IS years old, while
his alleged victim is but H. The ages
of the two make the offense most uu
usual.
When Hall was arraigned he made
a plea OF not guilty and demanded a
hearing, which was set for Wednes
day, Dec. IA. He was released under
81, 900 bond.
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FREDER|CKTOVN

The following have been named by
the nominating committee to serve as
officers in the M. e. Sunday school the
coming year: 1864
uperintendent--Lloy Fidler.
Asst. Supt.-R. RI Perry.
Secretary-Mrs. Hobart Cassell.
Asst. Secy-Miss Ina Blackford.
Librarian-A. L. Beal
Asst. Observation-Disclosures Thume
Treasurer-G. II. Bartlett.
Pianist-Mrs. r. n. Perry.
Asst. Pianist-Miss Anna MARBLE.
Chorister-Miss Louise Tuttle.
Supt. Cradle yRoll7,Mrs. A. L. Beal.
supt. MissioRs- -Nirs.s H..sE Glenn,
supt. Tempetsnca papt Miss Ross
Dawson.
Treasurer OF Missions G. H
Bartlett. fv IA
Supt. of Home Dept.-Mrs. Char
lotte Dickey; III ~,
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have been developed UP to the present
time.
No action OF any character was TAX
en-, the marketing plans themselves
being confessedly incomplete and sub
jcct to change or revision. The dom
inant idea of the meeting was to ia
miliarize local shippers with the plans
as they are being developed and tc
the end that, when the system of CO
operative shipping of grain is started
in operation, the shippers will be ia
miliar with its workings and readily
will get in line.
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KNOXC0...NEWs

Ewalt & Blair, attorneys for William
A. Blanchett, convicted Thursday for
stealing the Guy J. Forbing automo.
bile, this afternoon filed a motion for
new trial in the common pleas court
of Knox county.
Six grounds of alleged error are cit.
ed by the attorneys and they believe
Blanchett Is entitled to new trial. It
is said that Judge Blair will hear the
motion early next week.
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Alfred T.. Anderson, aged 20 years,
postmaster of the city Of Cleveland
under the administration OF former
President Harrison, and ex-recorder
of Cuyahoga county, died at 2:30 this
morning at his late residence, 307 N.
Braddock street, this city.
Mr.. Anderson's illness was of almost
two years duration, ulcers of the
stomach being the immediate cause of
his death.
Since July 20, 1921. Mr.. Anderson
has been making his home in Mt.
Vernon. moving here, with his wife,
from New York city. Mr.. Anderson's
earlier life was spent in Cleveland,
O., where he took an active part in
Republican politics. At one time he
was secretary OF the National Retail
Hardware Dealers association and
secretary of the national board of
trade of Washington, ID. c. In the
year 1913, he removed to the west,
lacating In Spokane, Wash. Again
he entered politics and for two terms
served as auditor of Spokane county,
Washington. Returning TO the east,
Mr.. Anderson took up his residence
In New York city, remaining there
until last July when he removed to
Mt Vernon.
The deceased Is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Harriet e. Anderson, nee
McGibney, and by two sons: Capt
Robert G. Anderson. of the United
States marine corps, now located at
Quantico. Va, and Mr.. Dwight S
Anderson OF New York city, well
known advertising man and formerly
/ city editor of the Cleveland Plain
Dealer. Mr.. Anderson Is also sur
vived by one brother, Mr.. Giles II
Anderson .of Waterbury Conn. sant
one sister, Mrs. Horace Hoadley o.
Watertown, Mass. The two sons, thu
brother and sister were at Mr.. Ander
sons bedside when the end came.
Mr.. Anderson was member of For
est City Masonic lodge and Webl
Chapter, r. A. NJ, OF, Cleveland.
The funeral services will occur a
/. o'clock Sunday afternoon at tn
, late residence, S07 North Braddoc'
. street, Rev. David Pike of the Firs
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FIR iFRaEpEtR1cKrowN, Dec. s=r: N

FREDERICKToWN, Dec. 2-F. N
Gleason, aged SO years, a resident of
Chesterville, died at o'clock Thurs
day evening at the home of his son,
Rue Gleason, of this place. Mr.. Glea-
son had been visiting his son, when he
was taken Ill two weeks ago with
pneumonia.
He leaves two sons, Rue Gleason
and Clark Gleason OF Chesterville.
Funeral services will occur at 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon at the
Rue Gleason residence, with Rev. Jul
ian officiating. Burial will be made ir
the Chesterville cemetery.
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DEATHS

Bernice Allan, the three-week-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brick
er, 800 East High street, died Friday
morning at GAS o'clock following a
short illness. Besides the parents,
five brothers and sisters survive.
Burial was made Friday afternoon
at 1880 o'clock In Mound View GENE
terry.
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GAY is BOUND OVER

George Gay, accused Of assault with
intent to kill, was given hearing on
the charge before Justice George s.
Harter Saturday. The complaining
witness was Charles Rosenkrantz of
South. Vernon. Gay was bound over
to the grand jury under $500 bond. An
effort was being made by Gay Satur-
day afternoon to find a hondsman.
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TT1E BANNER

Congregational church officiating. The
remains will be conveyed to Cleve-
land and placed in charge Of Forest
City Masonic lodge and Webb Chapter
for burial services at Memorial Chap
ell, Lake View cemetery, Monday af.
ternoon.
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i' Following is the program for the
farmers institute to be held at the
grange hail in Milford township We'd
nesday and Thursday, Dec. IA and Is:
10 a. m. (E. T.) Wednesday
Music.
Cooperation of the Parent with
Schools-.County Supt. J. c. Marriott.
Discussion.
Lecture--F. Gertrude Atkins.
Discussion.
Address-George S. Lentz.
Appointing committees.
/ Dinner.
I p. m. Wednesday
Music.
Address-George S. Lentz.
Discussion.
Community Building-County Agent
8. l.. Anderson.
Discussion.
Lectufe-F. Gertrude Atkins.
Discussion.
Wednesday Evening
Music
Recitation-Harriet Workman.
Lecture-George S. Lentz.
Piano solo-Mrs. Lola Bishop.
Reading Ethel ,Goe.
Address-F. Gertrude Atkins.
Music.
10 a. m. Thursday
i Music.
Lecture-F. Gertrude Atkins.
Discussion.
Farm Bureau Achievements-R. w
Titzenburg.
Discussion.
Address, George s. Lentz.
Discussion.
Dinner.
I p. m. Thursday
1 Music.
Report of committees.
y Address-George S. Lentz.
Discussion.
Lubrication-W d. Stoughton.
Discussion.
Lecturer. Gertrude Atkins.
Discussion.
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Is your liver out of order? Do you
suffer from biliousness, headaches,
constipation? If so, Tanlac is what
you need. Taugher's drug store. *G
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06

Tanlac is well advertised, but adj
vertising alone could not have pro-
duced Tanlac's popularity. 1t had to
have merit. Taugher's drug store. "a
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06

A prominent stOckhOlder of the
Knox Tire and Rubber company. who
was In Dayton, o., this week, has writ.
ten to Mt. Vernon stockholder in re
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The stump Will

The stump Will
The last will and testament OF Anna
b., Stump. late OF Millwood, Union
township. has been fled In the pro-
bate court of Knox county. BY the
terms OF the will the testatrix gives
certain personal property to relatives
To Otis Craig and William Craig she
gives all funds and securities. She
directs that the real estate be sold and
the proceeds divided among the fol
lowing: Otis Craig, William Craig
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06

If you are feeling badly; put your
troubles away by taking Tanlac.
Taughers drug store. IS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-12-06

FOR SALE-32-volt Hoover electric
sweeper. No. 6 South Main street,
Mt. Vernon. I'll
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to them. When the police sought
them for an explanation. of tho pur-
poses and movements they ran and
made their escape. ss.t6g
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Appolnts Guardian

Appoints Guardian
Paul NJ. Ashbaugh was appointed
guardian ad Item Of Paul M. Long, an
alleged. insane person, by Judge Blair
in COMMON pleas court Friday in the
case OF Ezra J. Long VS.. Paul M. Long
An answer was fled by the guardian
ad Item. III,
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Action for Divorce

Action for Divorce
Alleging gross neglect. Eleanor Full.
ton has commenced suit for divorce
against Edward Fulton in the common
pleas court OF Knox county.
The plaintiff says they were mar.
ried Sept. 2, 1919, and that one child
was born to them. The plaintlf al
leges gross neglect and says that the
defendant failed to provide her with
the necessities of life, and that she
was compelled to live upon the char
| ity OF others. She asks for a divorce
and alimony.
Dwight n. Hyatt is the attorney for
the plaintiff.
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Transcript Filed

Transcript Filed
In the case Of the State OF Ohio vs..
Elder Derren. charged with carrying
concealed weapons. a transcript has
been filed in the common pleas court
OF Knox county from the police court
OF Mt. Vernon. The defendant was
recently bound over to the grand jury.
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Case Settled
The case Of Bernice Beam vs. Eliza
Harding was settled Friday and the
costs paid.
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Real Estate Transfer
Charles Van Voorhis to II. d. John
son, parcel in Pleasant, 81.
Il. j. Hoagland to /. T. Barns, par
Gel In Gam, $500.
Rolla d. Cochran to Harry c. Whit
ney, parcel in Union, 81.
Eliza J. Harding to Wesley Hard
ing, parcel in Mt. Vernon, 81.
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Blair in common pleas court on Fri
day. The guardian was given leave to
file an answer.
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Answer Is Filed

AVSWCT 70 BUCu
In the divorce case OF Eva B. Lever.
ing VS. Homer B. Levering, an answer
has been filed by the defendant in the
Knox county common pleas court.
The defendant denies that he has
heen guilty of cruelty, that he used
vicious language, and that he failed
to supply the plaintiff with the neces'
stiles OF life. He further denies that
he associated in an improper manner
with other women.
The defendant alleges that the
plaintiffs father and mother, for the
purpose of breaking up the home. uh
tered false and malicious statements
against this defendant for the purpose
OF injuring the said defendant. Il
The defendant admits a partnership
with his brother, but alleges that
when the receivership is lifted he will
have but little Of this worlds goods
He claims that the plaintiff fs the
owner of considerable real and per
sonai property and the defendant
therefore asks the court to determine
the property rights OF both. He fur
ther asks that a part OF the property
now possessed by the plaintiff be de
creed to this defendant in a fair and
equitable share.
| Lot C. Stillwell and Robert l.. Carr
are the attorneys for the defendant.
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COURT NOTES

Barton w. Blair of the law firm OF
Ewalt & Blair. attorneys for William
A. Blanchett, convicted Thursday af-
.ternoon on charge Of stealing the
Guy ]. Forbing automobile, announced
Friday morning that motion for a
new trial would be filed In the Knox
county common rleas court before the
close Of the day.
Mr.. Blair intimated that several al.
legd grounds for error would be cited
In the mot .on for new trial,
Attorneys for the defendant have
three days In which to file motion
for new trial. Until the motion for
q new trial is disposed of by Judge
Blair, no senteqce will be imposed
upon Blanchett.
Jury Case Starts
The case of Oldaker VS.. Sheffer was
started before the jury in common
pleas court Friday morning. The ac
tiOn is based on the sale of a horse.
o.
cognovit Taken
Charles Ewers, as receiver for Lev
ering Bros, took cognovit Judgment
in common pleas court Thursday
against H. NJ. Harvey. The amount
claimed was $339.03.
No Penalty Allowed
The mandate from the supreme
court of Ohio In the case of Walter b
Mosholder, sheriff, vs.. Lewis A. Cul
bertson, was received Friday by CLERK
OF Courts G. C. Letter.
According to the mandate of the
higher court, the judgment of the
court OF appeals is modified by strik
ing out OF the Judgment the amour
Included therein as penalty fixed b!
the court OF appeals. The amount o
& the penalty was $500. 1t Is futthe
ordered and adjudged that as modified
the said Judgment is hereby affirmed
The defendant in error is to recover
OF the plaintiff in error the costs II
the case.
With the exception Of ruling on
the penalty, the higher court affirm
the decision OF the court OF appeal
wherein Culbertson obtained jude
ment for about $1,000 against Mos
holders The money in question ha
heen In the hands OF the ex-sheril
fer several years and will be pai
over to the defendant In error
The Stump WILL
The last will and testament OF Ann
b.. Stump, late OF Millwood, Unio
township. has been fled In the prt
bate court of Knox county. BY tn
terms OF the will the testatrix give
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Guardian Named

Guardian Named
In the case of Mary S. Saum VS.
Leonard Bishop ct al, Paul M. Ash
baugh was named guardian ad liten
OF the minor defendants by Judg'
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Case Submitted

Case Submitted
The case OF NJ. G. Levering vs..
Ralph Y. Struble was submitted be-
fore Judge Blair Friday. on motion to
make more definite and certain and to
strike out certain sections. The court
has taken the matter under advise
ment l.. c. Stillwell and r.. l.. Carr
represented the plaintiff, and Walter
Sperry and James ~. Butler OF Co.
lumbus the defendant. ts 5H
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Charles Stump, Clemma stull and the
heirs 6f Myrtle Humbert. Oregon
Irike is named as the executor.
The will was signed Aug. 80, 1917.
in the. presence of ETA Rine and Mar.
garet Fike.
Guardian Named
Anna Kreps has been appointed
guardian OF John Edward Scott by the
probate court of Knox county. Bond
$t100. The sureties are Staunton e,
Deeley and Miles J. Fish. ~ - shlY
o.
Marriage license st9lqma9 9il s
william r. Culp, farmer, Morrow
county, and Gladys A. Goodman, Mid.
dlebury township Rev. w. H. Shields.
Homer B. Levering has commenced
$4,000 damage suit against his
father.in.law and mother.in.law
Charles Boone and Martha Boone, in
the Knox county common pleas court
alleging they caused the legal separa
tion Of the plaintiff and his wife, Eva
B. Levering.
The plaintiff in his petition states
that prior to Nov. 1, 1920, he lived
happily with his wife at Frederick
town, Ohio. The allegation is made
that the defendants, Charles Boone
and Martha Boone, told the plaintiff.
wife false and malicious stories tt
poison her mind against the plaintiff
It is further alleged that they alst
caused the plaintiffs minor son t
take stand against his father. 1t |,
claimed that on March 81, 1921, thu
plaintiffs wife and son left him ant
refused to make their home with him
AZ a result, the plaintiff says, he SUI
fered a nervous breakdown and tha
the action OF the defendants ha
caused the plaintiff great distress o
mind and body. Plaintiff Therefore
asks for damages In the sum OF $25
900.
J.. G.. Stillwell and Robert l.. Car
are the attorneys for the plaintiff.
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Cas-. Not Completed

The case OF Ray Oldaker vs.. Harold
Shaffer, Involving The sale OF horse,
was commenced Friday morning In
common pleas court before the jury,
The testimony of the plaintiff was pre-
sented In full and several OF the, de-
fendant's witnesses were examined
Monday morning at 0 o'clock.
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Account ls Filed

Account 10 Filed Ms
A second and final account has been
filed in the probate, court OF Knox
county by Cassell Linn and Frank W.
Linn. executors Of Lydia Ditwiler
showing the sum of $4,464.67 to have
been received and the same sum paid
out.
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Additional Bond Filed
In the case Of Lulu d. Conkling,
guardian of Howard Conkling. VS., her
ward, an additional bond in the sum
sof $3.50 has been filed In the probate
court Of Knox county, with w. o. and
r. A. Snow as sureties. An order of
private sale has been issued out of
the probate court.
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%
Appointment Made
Albert J. Devault has been appoint
ed administrator of Edwin c. Devault
by the probate court Of Knox county.
Bond $500, with Hoy L. Russell and
Ray H. Burnett as sureties.
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Jury Case Starts

Jury Case Starts
The case of Oldaker vs.. Sicffer was
started before the jury in common
pleas court Friday morning. The ac.
tion is based on the sale OF horse.
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Co0noVit Taken-
Charles Ewers, as receiver for Lev.
erIng Bros, took cognovit judgment
in common pleas court Thursday
against II. M. Harvey. The amount
claimed was $339.03.