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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-08-18

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Interest and costs to be added.
AND SUTTON-venesue-
Ia, Lot No. 2 Of, in Sections rs,
~, and %, Township IL North,
Range II East, as per map in
'sP" GAS. 108 acres, saw mill etc,
assessed at $e1s0.0o. Also s00.-
90 feet gum lumber, assessed
1t $2250.00. Total assessment,
$4,000.
Taxes-.--------- 1897
Interest and costs to be added.
SPRUILL, F.-All standing timber on
land Of Geo. Myles about $50
acres. Also all standing timber
on land Of Lewis Farris. About
IS acres. Assessed ut $4,000.
I9xeS------------ OO.os
Interest and costs to be added.
SPRUILL, F.-Lot and house in st.
Joseph, La, North by lot Of Ho-
tel South by Oak street and
East by lot Of Mrs. Davidson.
Also 2-acre lot on South side
Of Plank Road 24x360 Deed
in s. "a. Assessed at $4,000.
Also / COW, 1 Studebaker auto,
assessed at 100000. Total as
sessment, $3450.00.
Taxes -----------------$ 0.661
Interest and costs to be added.
SPRUILL, F.-Justina, Q part Of,
being West half Of Section "a
except 100 acres North half Of
Northeast quarter Of Section SO
and North half Of Northwest
quarter Of Section 80. East hall
Of Southwest quarter Southeast
quarter and East half Of North
east quarter Section %. Section
"a and PIT Of Section 26.
Township IL North, Range 10
East q per deed In %'R" b33
1890 acres assessed at $28, 900..
90.
Taxes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TAOS
Interest and costs to be added.
SOMERSET PLANTATION CO.
Blaekland, being . part. Of tn
Somerset Estate, thee whole 10
Gated in Sections 22, %, ~, 81
80, 50, 20, 80, SO, 81, 81, and
~. Sections I, 8, e. z, 8. 8, 10
Township IL Moth, Range II
East. Also IN Sections IS, Sc
81, SO, 80, 20 and II. TownshiI
II North, Range 10 East. Bound
Cd North by Mill Bayou, Ranch
Hopaka and Woodburn, East b,
Mil Bayou Ranch. Lake Pal
myri. South ~ land Of d. 1
c. B. Muir, Lake l'laee and
Wyoming. Mess BY Durosett AMI
land Of Britton e Koonts, 2S4'
acres, assessel at $E8,900.00
Also 2 horses, ~ mules, 4 wag
ons, stock merchandise $l00O.C0
Assessed at e3v40.O0. Total ~
sessment, $61,v4O.00..
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-08-18
GOLDMAN
BRoTHERs-Myrtss

BkOT6EkS-0yfo
Grove plantation; Sections Is,
IS, SO and West half Section
II, Township / 0North. Range
II East. North half Of North
half Of Southwest quarter and
West half Of Southeast quayter
Section "a; East half Of Section
Is; South one-third or 240 acres
Of Section IS, Township 10
North, Range 10 East, except
n acres sold to Shelton Bros,
2169 acres assessed at $40,S30.-
90. Also s horses, IL mules and
2 wagons assessed ct $4,000.
Total assessment 81, $4,000.
Interest and costs to be added.
HALEY. r. Fan undivided one
half interest in . part Of the
West half Of Section IS, Town
ship Is North. Range 10 East.
being . part Of the New Quar-
ters plantation. 103 acres a.
sessed ct $4,000.
Taxes H.23
Interest and costs to be added.
JOHNSON, w. H.-Lots Nos. 1, 2
and 8 Of Routhwood Addition to
Newellton, La, o. per map In
Notarial Record Book co." page
ESQ, and improvements, assess
cd Ut $4,000.
Taxes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l6.06
Interest and costs to be added.
JONES, c. C. EST. OF-Natches:
Lot No. 8, being the East half
Of Southeast quarter Of Section
Is, Township . North, Range
10 East, 80 acres assessed 1T
$20s0.00. Also / horse, / mule
and 2 cows assessed ct $4,000.
Total assessment, -$2280.00
Taxes b4.VS
Interest and costs 70 be added.
LAURENCE. L. Tan undivided
one-haH interest In . part Of the
West half Of Section IS. Town
ship IL North. Range 10 East,
being . part Of the New Quart
err plantation, 103 acres, assess
cd ct $1sS0.00.
xes--------------- 41.ZS
Interest and costs TO be added.
MCCLURE, C. R-Providenee and
Charlton Hall. being Section -
Township 10 Range 10-642
acres, assessed ct e13,720.t0.
Interest and costs to be added.
MILLER AND ELLIS-Rossbush.
being lots I. 2. 8, 8. Q. IL.
and Is Of Eureka in Section "a
Township 10 North. Range 10
East. AIT acres assessed II
$6030.o0. Aslo 2 mules. 2 cows,
3 hogs, Z vehicles assessed d
$4,000. Total assessment, g..
10000.
Il 1l0SsZ(
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-08-18
STATE TAX SALE
On Movable and ImmOY-
able Property

zulu HIVp6lly
STATE OF LOUISIANA
DELINQUENT TAX DEDToRs.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish II Tansas.
St. Joseph, La, July 81. 1922.
BY VIRTUE or tie authority vest
I'd In me By the Constitution and
lswS Of Louisiana, I win sell 1t The
principal front door Of the Court
House in which the Civil District
Court Of said parish ID held, within
tie legal hours Of judicial sales, be-
ginning 1t IL o'clock A. n. on
SATURDAY IL 3eth day ef Az.
GUST. l01a.
and continuing on Monday the 2sth
day Of August, 1922, and each sue.
cesding day, until said sales are COM
plsts, al property on which taxes are
now due 70 TIE State Of Louisiana and
PsriaA Of Tsnsas, and Fifth Louis
lana Lsvse Board, 10 enforce col
lection Of an taxes assessed in the
year 1874. together with interest
thereon from As s1st day Of Dsesm-
bsr, 1891. whsn same became Do
linqusnt q rate Of ten per cent per
annum, unta paid. and an costa.
TAs names Of aid delinquent tax
paysn. tie amount Of taxes due b.
them IN the assessment Of said year,
and TIE property asssssed 10 sach 70
b effsxsd for sals b q foIlovs:
R1SDKNT ROLL
ANDERSON, VIVA Part Of Troy
plantation in Sections g and
-. Township ~ North, Range
10 East. and IN Section Il,
Township . North. Range 10
East - Per deed IN Notsrial
Record BOOK co., nnln l70
eont,inin~ ia1 49,. s......d
ct $4,000. Also horss, Z
mrles. Z cow. : no.. .,d ,
wagon assesssd ct $4,000.
Total aspeeamens. saaso 40
EXTRAORDINARILY as.ss
Iutareut and cot. "a 5. 1891
CALDWELL STAVE Cove hal,
of Northvest ouarter seet;or
Is: Nsvtonis-Seetiops q M
g. Tovnship II North. R.ne,
"a 70 chsr,eo,S..t,...Ss
and n. Tovnshin II North
Rane. IL Eat. Dixie-sect;on,
q and IS. Tovnehip II North
Ranes 10 East smyth- section,
Is and 2e. Tovuahip II North
Raneo 10 Eat south hall see.
ton {; Northsast ur.rter -.
lion d, East h.lf a. southeea
quarter Section . exeeut ~
:. ~ AZ Eat hall. Tovnsss6 11
North, Range 10 East. Aleo 4
strip az land betveen th. n.
H.eL. and the Town Of Wat.r.
proof, L, Also timber on land
owned b. another. 1900 .ere,
aasessed q e1l.66o 90: al.o
band-aow mill. lumber and .t.ve.
on yard. lon etc. Al,c tr.m
roai and Aouipment. .l.o J
mules, 5 wagons and Ford
auto. Total ssaoeament s1Q1.
10000.
Taxes-...------...ss.os o A
Interest ana eosts 70 he adde.,
COOK, HARRY-A mart AZ Loemlano
plantation IN seetiouh 10. n. ~
and IL. Township . North, Range
Z hen, 30 shssp. 8 WAGONS. I
sutomohfloa and a~riculfrr.l
tools-l11s serss 5000 =,
es2. s7o.oo
Taxss- 7as. "a
Intsrsst and eosts "a h sd,,,.d
COOK, HARRY-A mart Of st.sr
Bayou plantation. heinv ~
{, Wet Aalf Of that mart ). NJ
soutaevr rc,t,s, - O.. =
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-08-18

: Interest and costs 70 W added.
SOMERSET PLANTATION Co.,
Somerset and Via Nede. being
. part Of tha Somerset Estate.
the whole located in Sections
e, g. -, 81, 80, 80. 80. 80
SO, 81. IS and ~, Sections T.
s. 8, z. 8. . and 10 Township
II Range IL. Also Sections S.
IS, 80. SO, 80, 20 and II. Town
ship II North, Range IL East.
Bounded North by. Mill Bayou.
Ranch, Hopaka and Woodburn.
East by Mill Bayou, Ranch. Lake
Palmyra, South by land Of D.
4 C. B. Muir, Lake Place and
Wyoming. West by Durossstt and
land Of Britton 4 Koonts. TITS
acres, assessed at $102.o2o.o0.
Also Q horses, 80 mules. 3ss
cattle, IL hogs. 8 wagons. ~
sessed ct $l1R20.00. Total ~
ssssmsnt, $11a,sl0.0o.
Taxes---------.---.-4-$8 210.26
Interest and costa to be added.
SOMERSET PLANTATION CO..
Wildwood, being part Of be
Somsrsst Estate, the whole 10
Gated in Sections e.. Is, r. 81.
%, 80, 20, 80, IS. 81, IS and
"a. Sections I. s, 6. 2, 9, Q, 10.
Township II North. Range IL
East Also in Sections IS, 80,
81, 50, 30, 20 and Il. Township
II North. Rane 13 East,
bounded North BY Mn Bayou.
Ranch, Hopakss and woedburn.
East BY Mil Bayou, Ranch and
Lake Palmyra, South By land
Of D. 3 C. b. Muir, Lake Place
and Wyoming, West BY Duro-
ssstt and land ef Britton Z
Koents, 3e47 acres, assessed 1t
$4,000. Also Is horses, 1
wagons, assessed 1t $4,000
Total asssssmsnt, 47s,7lo.o0.
Taxss- -----------------& 320l.2o
Interest and costa to be addeds
SMITH. ROBERT JR-Hardtrial.
IN Section s Township 10 NORTH,
Range 10 East, in . partition
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-08-18


west quarter Of NortheaH quar-
ter Of Section 81. Northwest
quarter Of Northwest qusrter Of
Section 81. East half Of East
half Of Section %. Township
10 North, Range 8. 4es acres
assessed ct $4,000.
Taxes------------- z23.l6
Interest and costs to be added,
POST, GEO. E.-Psytonia, undivided
1-S Of Northeast. quarter Of
Northeast quarter Section (.
Section except Southwest quar-
ter Of Southwest quarter. also
Northwest quarter Of Section II
Township . North, Range q
East. Also South hilf Of Section
81 and South half Of Northwest
quarter and Southwest quarter
Of Northeast quarter Of Section
81 and Northwest quarter Of
Northwest quarter Section 81
East half Of East half Section
80 Township 10 North, Range
Q East. l68 acres assessed 1T
$S980.00.
A3XSo- ZZSs4o
Interest and costs to be added.
SOLOMON, EST. OF Slots 2 and
8 Of Wayeland plantation. "A
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-08-18

Inter est and costs to be added.
YOUNG, DALE. WADE AND shy
DER-A strip Of land 150xl50
on Miss. River in Section l3
Township II North. Range IS
used as . landing. Assessed at
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-08-18

ANDERSON, WA part Of Troy
plantation In Sections g and
-. Township 10 North. Range
10 East. and IN Section II.
Township . North. Range 10
East - Per deed IN NotaEial
Record Book 20" pags l70,
containing III acres, asseesed
ct $2s3o.o0. Also horse, Z
mnless 3 cows. 3 hogs and
wagon assaassd ct $4,000.
Total assss1meut, S336o.OO.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-08-18

observation-disclosures 80
Interest," and costs 70 b addsd.
DAVIS, JARRETT-Let No. I Of
New Hsgs plantation IN Section
-. Township . North, Rsuigs 10
Easts ~ acres asssssed ct $780,.
%. Also : horses. asssdpsed at
$4,000. Total assessment $780,
%.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 22.1o
Intsrsst and esss b b sdded.
GOLDEN, EDWARD-Lot No. s Of
Sqsass &C" Of Jaeoby's ADD.
6ea - Nswsllton. La, and
Asuso, aasssssd .at $4,000.
1exee---~~~------- 1851
lhtsrsse and eesls . b added.
GLASS; J. CA part of Rivsrsids
puantatiea a Sestien I, Town
ship - NsstA. BARGE 10 Ease,
% aerss s1ppnsd q 3looo.oo.
Alse : AsEsu : atAas. Is Aess
and I wagoa 61sosssd Ut esq.,.
%. Total ansnnnsnt 31,soo.o0.
uxoo----.---.~.--. oos48
lntsrsst and 49, u - addeA
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-08-18

Interest and costs - b added.
WADE, 7. n. JR.-0sesola, Z part
II. being the West hah Of South
west quarter Of Section - and
Wet half Of East half e South.
wet quarter n Section 81 Town.
ship IL North. Range Il Eagk
100 acre., asDssssd ct $s0o. %.
Thxss-....-----.-.--.--.c 11soo
&tlguut and ~ - q 900
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1922-08-18

Interest and costs to be added.
SPRUILL, F.-All standing timber on
land Of Geo. Myles about $50
acres. Also all standing timber
on land Of Lewis Farris. About
IS acres. Assessed ut $4,000.
Taxes 1887
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-16

BASE BALL MANANA Y TARDE u
La novma PONCE, jugara por la ma
iana y por la tarde Ell domingo IN en-
La liga de la parada 8, La cual fue ce-
dida una comisi6n de sefiores que visi,
taron al Hon. Travieso, hace dias, a.
benefc;o de- las victimas del fuego de-
Puerta de TERRA
La victoria del esoogido Ponce en-.
Sabana Grande sobre el coloso Maya
gtiez, dernuestra que el Ponce ha pro-
gresado mucho desde su Ultima vista
a esta. AL Puerto Eico lie gan6 el juego
de Ia mafiana moralmente con un score
de 8 4. Asi es, que La potencialidad
del escogido Ponce, es grande v no du-
damos que el Team Puerto Rico muela.
vidrio o Sc lie saltel los ojos el domin-
go.
El line up del Ponce es: Modesto.
catcher; David, Covas, Montaner, Cla-
veil pitchers; Garcia CTrompD prilnera;
King, segunda; Davii, tercera; Jhey,
IS; Fielders, Hoyos, DAvid Jr., Taiso,
Juanito Nicasio. Este tambien ssra
Ell team que los poncenos pongan en-
contra de las Estrellas Dominicaaas eli
domingo "a.
No es de dudarse que los fans base
boleros Sc darAn cita manana tarde,
a las $3.50 v a Las 2:30 en- los stands
de la ocho, reparados recientements por
el Club footbolero REAL San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-16
ARREsrADo FOE vENpER


BILLETGS DE LOTEEIA
La policta de Ponce, arest6 AZ indi-
viduo Sixto Gautier, quien llevaba On
gu poder siets hilletes de la loteria d.
santo Domingo. La corte le seaal6 al
delincuente. $500 de fianza.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-22
FIRESTONE TIRE COMPANY 80.
MAKES FINE SHOWING.

With the lowest prices experienced
in the history of tire making, and
in the face Of keenest competition,
the Firestine Tire e. Rubber Com
pany's sales for the fiscal year, end
ing October 81, were s64,607 ,S01.77,
representing an increase of 23 per
cent in pieces sold over the previous
year, according to a statement made
the other day to Stockholders, at
their annual meeting in Akron, o.,
by Harvey s. Firestone, president Of
the company.
The company's earnings, after pro-
viding for depreciation, interest,
taxes and other charges, were $7,S4S,-
421.59. After payment Of preferred
dividends and miscellaneous charges
there was shown a net increase of
SIC per share in the common stock
equity.
The company's bank indebtedness
was reduced from $21, 6S0,000 at the
beginning Of the fiscal year to $12,-
775,000 at its close, meaning reduc-
ton Of nearly 100000.
During the year the Firestone
Canadian Company financed itself
through the sale Of $1,000, 900 sew
en- per cent bond issue, according to
Mr.. Firestone, the parent company
owning the entire outstanding pre-
ferred and common stock. The Ca
madam plant has present capacity
of 1000 tires daily, and is so planned
that additional production can readily
be procured when required.
Mr.. Firestone expressed optimism
regarding the outlook for the coming
year. Z
eve enter the new year., he said,
with our factories running at undi-
minished production, operating at the
highest point of efficiency yet at
tanned and producing the best quality
tire in our history. Sales and distri-
button methods have been simplified,
resulting in marked decrease in cost;
our dealer organization enlarged and
strengthened. Inventories have been
very conservatively valued, and our
commitments for raw material are
on most favorable basis.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-22

Christmas shopping expeultlon'
90.
Miss Anna Adams, teacher in the
Midvalley school, will go to Oakland.
California to spend the holidays with
her sister.
f. II. Merryweather and Warren
M. Cox will go to Lund next We'd
nesday to meet Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Merryweather Of Canada, who comes
to spend the Holidays in Cedar.
90
Bill and Earl Merryweather, who
have spent the past six weeks I'M
Kanab, will be home Saturday and
spend the Holiday season with their
families.
II. w. Leigh, our enterprising
furniture dealer, is exceptionally hap
py this holiday season, because Of the
fact that his wife presented him with
lovely baby girl last Friday. Moth
err and babe doing nicely.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Merryweather
Of Alberta, Canada, will arrive here
next week, and will spend week
or ten days visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Merryweather, Of the
Goodie Garden.
The county commissioners, we
understand, have purchased for the
county a plot Of ground from E. J.
Higbee on which to store the county
road equipment and materials.
Mr.. an Mrs. Roy Bauer are re-
joicing over the arrival of bouncing
boy at their home on 3rd. East. It's
the first to come to bless them, and
of course they are very happy over
the event.
90
We understand that several sheep
herders who have been on the range
for the past three months are coming
in tomorrow and Sunday so as to be
able to spend the Holiday week with
their families.
Not to be outdone by the common
people, the coal miners at the Jones'
BuIloch, Wood & Taylor, and Cory
coal mines are coming home to spend
the Xmas holiday. May they have
jolly good time, is our wish.
90
Myron s. Jones Of Enoch, was
business visitor in Cedar Tuesday.
Mr.. Jones says that the dairy bust
ness is in fair condition, with pro-
bable increase of demand for the
dairy products in the very near fu-
ture-
90
Kumen Leigh has gone to Panaca
where he will remain with his sheep
until about the LIST of May. Mr..
Leigh always uses the Panaca coun-
try for his winter sheep range and
brings out the animals each spring In
excellent cindition.
90
Mrs. Agnes Smith, daughter of
Mrs. Amy Brown, is in Hamilton's
Fort and will remain for the Holt
days, and presumably week or two
after that before returning to the
Delta Fillmore railroad where her
husband is employed.
40
1t has been foggy for the past few
days, which has had depressing ef-
feet on the people, but the fog is
lifting today, and will no doubt re-
tire to the realms of oblivion and
let the spirits of the people soar in
levity for the holiday season.
We just learned that Mrs. E. Crane
Watson and her little granddaughter
Jean leave today to spend the Christ
mas holiday at Los Angeles with
Mrs. Watson's daughter Mrs. LuNita
Wilson. Attending the Rose tourna-
ment at Pasadena is one special num-
har ~ tho trim
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-22
FOR SALE.

1922, 6 cylinder Buick, run 5000
miles. Car in first class condition.
Will give terms.
F. L. BIEDERMAN.
Adv. d %. If.
-----OO.---
FOR SALE-Choice Rambo anC
Spitzenberg apples, Sc per ib.
+. w. LEIGH.
Advertisement DIS If.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-22
School Goes
Over the Top


Cedar City Schools have gone over
the top in their sale Of Health Bonds.
The result of the sale has been gra-
tifying in the extreme. Cedar City
children are in the fore front in the
fight against the dread disease tu-
berclosis. The quote for this school
is $40. Mr.. Stucki's fifth grade is
the banner room, contributing $40
or buying two binds. The following
is the line up of grades and the con-
tribution Of each:
Mrs. Chidister, LIST. grade ........ 5.50
Mrs. Matheson, LIST. grade ........ 800
Miss Lewis, End. grade .......-... 500
Miss Sharp, Bird. grade ................ 5.35
Miss Macfarlane, 4th. grade Sc. 500
Miss Gammiel, 4th. grade ........ 500
Miss Froyd, Opportunity Group 2.75
Mr.. Stuck, 9Th. grade .......-.".... 1000
Mr.. Barney, 9th grade ......~....... 8.55
JUNIOR HIGH
Mr.. Daley, 7B grade ............... rs
Mrs. Perry, IA grade ..........-...... 500
Miss Palmer, &C grade ...-..-... sos
Mr.. Thomas, 8B. grade ...-...-..-... $50
Mr.. Pendleton, ga grade Mn 6.55
Total ...........-..-....-..-....... $500
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-22
Personal Items.

Mrs. Amy Brown Of Hamilton's
Fort spent Thursday in Cedar on a
Christmas shopping expedition.
90.
Miss Anna Adams, teacher in the
Midvalley school, will go to Oakland.
California to spend the holidays with
her sister.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-22

+. II. Merryweather and Warren
M. Cox will go to Lund next We'd
nesday to meet Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Merryweather Of Canada, who comes
to spend the Holidays in Cedar.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-09-05
x X X X X NM * X ~ X X X X Y
X PARMA. X
%MM X X X X X X X X X " n " X X

Miss Alice Mundle spent the fore
part Of last week visiting friends at
Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fisk, F. E.
Fisk and Eddie Brush spent the fore
part of last week at Argo, attending to
business matters.
Superintendent and Mrs. Emery D.
Doane entertained at their homl a
number of this years high school
teachers and seniors Friday evening.
Those present were, supt. and Mrs.
Doane, Prof. Paul Hinchliff. Miss
Beatrice Tanner, Mrs. Ball, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Albertson. Seniors
Misses Doris Hoffman, Irene Baker,
Lois Bertsch, Della Moline and Iuan-
tia Wymer, Messrs. Harold Fifer,
Charles Peck, Dale Jackson, Chester
Tate, and Paul Rice. The evening was
spent in playing various games and de-
1icious refreshments were served at a
late hour.
H. c. Baldridge was a Caldwell Wis
itor on Monday of last week.
Mrs. H. A. Bushley spent last
Thursday at the county seat.
Mrs. Jesse Baker made trim to
Caldwell last Wednesday to attend to
some business matters.
H. Bybee left last week for Poca-
tello.
The Ladies Missionary Society met
with Mrs. D. c. Brett last Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Martha Price spent Monday Of
last week at Caldwell.
Mrs. A. G. Fisk was brought HON,
last week from St. Luke's hospital a
Boise.
Miss Alice Collins and Miss Mar,
Catherine Wheeler entertained abou
thirty five of their friends at a party
on the lawn of the |. H. kellar home
last Thursday evening. The evening
was spent in dancing and at a lat,
hour delicious refreshments were
served.
Mrs. G.. M. Kirkpatrick took he
grandson, John Hunt to his home il
Vale last Wednesday. John spent the
summer with her.
Miss lrma Brown Of Payette spcn
last week visiting at the +. Gougl
home here.
Mrs John OMAHA and son spen
last Tuesday at Boise attending t,
business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hasken OF New
DR.. HUMPHREYS home.
Mrs. A. A, Baker was a Caldwell
visitor last Monday,
Misses Ella and Alice Waldrop en-
tertained a number OF their friends a
dinner on Sunday OF last week.
The Parma schools will open NJ on
day, September 18th.
Mrs. Kate Williams had her tonsil
removed last Tuesday, She is improv
ing rapidly
Mrs. Hannigan of Payette visite
her daughter, Mrs. VIM, Jurries tn
latter part of last week.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-09-05
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's sALRl
Notice Of Sheriff's Sale ON Foreclosure
or Mortgage.

Lee Charles Miller, Plaintiff. VS.. Samuel
Aue and Grace Aue. husband and
wife e W,I b RoSsrts2n v Elliot Wa Iryin
and Louis Karas. defendants.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF an or
der of sale and decree of foreclosure.
Seventh Judicial District, State of Ida
no. in and for the County of Canyon
on the 18th day of August, 1922. in the
above entitled action. wherein Lee
Charles Miller. the above named plain
tiff obtained a decree against Samuel
Aue and Grace Aue, husband and wife.
E. b. Robertson, Elliot Irwin. G. p.
Windle, w. w. Won Washer, and Louis
Karas. defendants, on the 18th day of
August. 1922. which said decree was
on the 18th day of August, 1922 re,
corded in Judgment Book of said
court; am commanded to sell all that
, certain lot piece or parcel of land sit
uated in the County Of Canyon, State
of Idaho. and bounded and described
ton Fourteen G4. Township Two (2)
North. Range Four (4) w. Of the Boise
Meridian. and containing eighty-five
more or less. Together with a full
primary water right for eighty-fve
$3.50 acres of said land. water coming
| from the Boise river and conveyed thru
structed by the United States Reclama-
ton Service and known as the Boise
project. The said water being appur'
tenant to the above described land.
Together with all the improvements
privileges, and appurtenances therun'
to belonging, and all the rights OF
homestead exemption; together with al
ditch and water rights of every nature
however evidenced. used on said lane
or belonging to same or said mortga
gors, or which may be hereafter &C
CURED or used upon said land.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Tia
on the 14th day of September, 1922, a
two o'clock p. m. Mountain time. o
that day in front of the Court House
ioor in the City of Caldwell, County
of Canyon, | will. in obedience to sait
order of sale and decree Of foreclosure
sell the above described property. .
SO much thereof as may be necessar!
10 satisfy the plaintiffs decree with in
terest thereon and costs to the highes
bidder for cash. lawful money of tn,
United States.
H. w. KINNEY,
Shel if
Dated August IL. A. d. 1922.