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COMMERCE

Tho women voters gave a get ,..
quainted' banquet at tho city hail Trss.,
w ". j Lee wss tho reciplen, Of y.,,
early In the week from his nephew VIZ.
man Lee, o. Miami
W l.. Pittmsn. accompanied BY ~
wife aud little girl. are sojourning ~
Beggs. Okla Tot a few weeks.
Mr and Mrs w q. Reese had 40 tfs,,
guests during the week Mrs. l. J. U.
hannah and children Of Iisnryeits
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman and daugffar
spent several days IN Webb CITY d4rrE
Mrs. + j walker enjoyed visit H...
iug the week from her sister Mira W.
KITE, and children, of Scuth~est City v'
Rem Franklin and family made an a.t..
mobile trip sunday to Columbus Kan. rai
Carthage and webb city Mo. for a r's1t.
Dr and Mrs. NJ. p. willis had A. r..,.
guests during the week Or. and Sra
Ritcher and sen Neville, and Mr. anl
Mrs Drake Of Boliyer, No.
formerly residents OF Commerce. vs-s
again in our midst during the week ,Isr.
ing friends and relatives.
days during the week by her friend Mt,
Leta johnson, who Is attending a each
ers training college at Springfield NOS
clrien's Of a visit during the week froNr
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mcintyre ana ~
and Mrs. byron mcintyre ~ Kansas .r.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. Netoio enjoyed o
visit Of several days recently from tIs.r
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs Holman al
daughter Of Kentucky, who LETT for home
4 day or two ago.
program or exceptional interest a,
announced for next Sunday at the Cht.t.
tlau church In honor OF the completion q
the new zinc roof recently placed on fNa
building. There Will be the Usual tna
school the regular sermon At II a u.
and big basket dinner At o'clock
Misses Athena and sarah Jonuanr
charmiugly entertained number ot
friends at their home Friday night In
honor OF their guest Miss Ethel Ferr'ex
~ Joplin Games and music were the
diversions, followed by refreshmerts
Guests were Misses Hazel Hackney, NH.
dred Hufford, D!ssle Kinsey. Pauline Poe
teet. Clara Chestnut, Opal Franklin jose.
phine carr and Messrs william Kline
Alfred shaffer Harold Moll. Dwight All.
son, Wylle Chestnut Glenn Covert, puy
Dyer and Ernest Hutiord
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Bessie Lee have returned 10 their home
IN Tulsa after y 30 days visit In the city,
the guest Of Mrs furnlsh'A father Mr.
Nj and Mrs. william Laney and
daughter. Niles Ada Lsnsy. OF Appleton
CITY Mo., are the guests OF their
daughter and her husband, hr. and Mrs
Mrs W H. Richardson and little grand.
daughter. vita Bridges. have returned to
her home In Vinita after short yisit
Thomas Bridges OF zincville. okla.
Mrs Lon wade and daughter Miss
Grace departed the rrst Of the week Tor
oklahoma city. whore they viii be the
guest Of their daughter and slstcr aud
her husband. Mr.. and Mrs Bliss Sheldon.
Miss Lorraine Mcconnell, who was
sreulinE her vacation In Oklahoma city.
is reported very NJ with an acute. attach
- appendicitis Her parents Mr. ana
Mrs. George Mcconnell. left NJ once Tor
Mr. ana Mrs James r. Kinhead and
son returned the first Of the week from
Kansas Ctty. where they have been the
parents, Mr. and Mrs. v. G.. Wright and
also a sister.
Mr. ana Mrs John Ballard Of the
Country club. have been entertaining So
| thcir guest for tho past week Mr. Bal.
ltrd'E brothers families. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jaiuru Ballard aud Sir and Mrs. G, r..
ballard Of BIG Heart, Okla.
Mrs Edward utter. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss opal and her son
Earl ana his wife. departed Wednesday
/ for Howard. kan, where they will spend
some time the guests Of her husband, who
ls engaged IN business at that place.
J. E. AreudeO. the new elected super.
lntsudent of the Miami high school, has
returned TO his home in Tahlepuah after
e few days stay IN the city In the in
'crCst ~ HE new work Superintendent
Arendeli expects to move his family here
about the first nt August,
The members Of the 4. NJ Y. Emhroii-
cry club. their D. bands and few Ia
vited guests entertained with dinner In
Eiyerview park Friday evening In honor
pf Nr ana Mrs &. T.. Wirts and daugh-
ter. Miss Iavests, who leave soon to
ul he their home In Joplin, Mo,
The Rev and Mrs :. a. Roberts, who
have been visiting the past 10 days with
Reverend Roberts daughter family. MIR.
and Mrs Bennett Gibbs departed Tues
l DAY evening for Hollywood. Cal. where
they will make their future home.
one Of the pleasant social events of
the week was the bridge party Friday
afternoon by Mrs. V. V. Grant at her
home in compliment To her sister, Mrs
Leonard y. Hickey of Texas, who is her
house guest. The homo was beautifully
decorated with garden flowers where the
tables we're arranged for the games.
Mrs NJ. !. Parks went TO Galena Kan.
Friday. where she visited several days
with relatives and friends before de-
parting Sunday for Meza. Arlz. where she
viii visit seyeral months with her
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a-- Augusta Perry ~ visiting relatives
10 r.usburs Kan. this week. .-,..,
friends in Mismi no first Of the week
Misses Dorothy and Helen Mason are
visiting their sister, Mrs. II. j.. Amos.
Mr and Ms George KtdestInt, an
nounrs the birth of % daughter. born
Miss iie~siiyn Trap has returned
short time with friends.
Miss Louise Dudley 'eu TUESDAY after
noon for few weeks VISIT with rela-
lives and friends In Americus Gt.
Mr and Mrs W H. Lang have re.
turned home from q three weeks tour OF
Miss Jewel Heth Croushaw departei
Tuesday afternoon for visit NJ several
weeks with friends o. Jonesboro, Ark
Miss Francis Hnl" went 10 Joplin, MO.
the first Of the week whore she attended
q party given BY stephens college stu
Mrs n T.. Barnes has arrived IRON,
oklahoma CITY and w'll be the guest or
hrr daughter. Mrs. George Lewis, for d"
Mr ana Mrs rs-i utter LETT Friday
evening for Howard Kan, f0r two
weeks vacation with relatives and
Floyd cox left Wednesday for his home
In pcrshing. Okla. after visit Of severa
days IN the home Of his parents MI ond
Miss Captto'n Rassctt returned wednss.
day afternoon TO Okuulgee, her homo.
after q short visit with her cousin, Miss
Lois Schmtlhost
Mrs Earl Saxon and son Earl, ir.. have
arrived In the city from Pawhuska. okla,
to Join her husband, Mr. Saxon, aud will
make Miami their home.
~ r. Nolte ~ Newton. Kan, Is IN the
city visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs..
". G. Nolte and also a sister. Mrs John
Sim psou and family
Mr. and Mrs j. v walker departed
Tuesdav morning for Sofalia. Mo. where
thsv viii spsnd their vacation with rel
atiyes
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y W Keith left Mondss for Gusda
Springs. Kan. to spend two weeks At that
resort
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Ceudili announce
the birth OF daughter Sarah 10, Tues
day, July II.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond seelsy returned
Sunday from Chanute. Kan, where they
had been several days,
Gleason Mcdonald returned homo Mon.
day after attending summer law school
MI. and Mrs. 7. II. Roddy left the mid
die OF the week 10 spend the rest Of the
summer at points In the west.
Mrs. W. II. Hickerson entertained over
the weekend Mr. and Mrs Clarence Hick-
erson and Mr.. and Mrs Mongrey OF Tulsa.
Mrs. George Taylor returned 70 her ht me
IN Gushing Tuesday after spending q weak
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs n. r..
Mcdonald.
After spending month In Colorado. Dr.
VI. n. Mundy returned Monday from Colo.
rado Springs. Mrs M"ndy Will remain
longer IN the west.
Mr., and Mrs. J r. Tolson have gone
20 Bella Vista, Ark 70 spend a month At
their summer cottage, While there they
viii entertain Mrs Tolson.s mother and
sister from st, Louis,
Mr. apl Mrs. D.. j. McCurdy and their
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tsFttlt.r... k.. rgfurunI from n
M.T "i.u ,o NJ \Vulamr parents at
pc',"l lnf ,,-,,rb.li r,s rciurood No her
MISS bdn' no. n bflaf ,isit In
home IN ~, LOUIS IL CuIty.
ths h"u' ", ~ tt,ity mud ,hu1ren
80, auI ,nr. Ttutsdry e.iuInu dinner
gusssts ot NJ nnI M'a. ,n,rgsiI mai 40 bis Rome
T., Wr.,, t.i'v sfter q ,yeoha viait to
NJ. n,s,.r' Mrs J. " Hutton ami Mr tut.
,,f n,s ''H'''' ''' ~
Mr' T. GTI", Sna r1osssW 1sss' fnr tort,
| hdha 'h1 .'"',", NJ popIaf huff
nitht" ''Hl' 10 ''''''''
DO, So, ,,.., ~, ,,,,orut, Te.as ba.
rsiarnsd r 'i'n home Sfier an extended yls't IN
tno nome "' H'' "'"'"''''
bs.M Al u.,,,,, vho VII, called here
N,H ~ ~, 49, t,1. .,,,t,,i.,o Ny,Itsr
hy ne lIness "int "i ~. - t"r,. Il, ri,rs
Sul' ~ ~ ,'.ui" .ui",'i i"''i ..,.,, ,Y
| NJ iE.tn.r Hartman has returned TO
~ VIZ n','s tn KnTss. Gi,v after merIin.;
NJ n"Wr W. nIh h,r r,,cuts Nir and
~ ~ q rt.r,,,,,
mr. :. C.. Jonas returned TO her horne
p IT. A., ,Hn b,ns - b.r daughter IN La w.
W. Vyyintf,,5 Nirt1if"
Mr ,nJ Mis-. ChnrIrn uarbcrry returned
30 ,b,Ir i1Irs Al r,uov Ran THufsday
sf,.r .r ~, ,lng bsrn IA" meas %, Nr erd
Mrs "a iIubbIs Tor u forinieht
NJ ".,d Nrs = 81 Tones. Mr and Mrs
t,n.. Niir, ana ur Auou,a utnther Mrs.
Aii"c Nilrn ~ Nuskoa,c were sunday
en"sts cf nr ana Mrs John Anderson.
Cons,a ,sJc ,ues,s iho r6s, ,,ssit - Ms
Metrct,. un,rpts Nj nud Mrs. g "
Nj. u.rth. urrrn,y lsrt Frid,v for
L'n.". ,'t,y .rhcr. .be syn,rtc1 10 t1tn
y n,rty ~ f,ierds on an rx,cn,ltd wost,rn
", r",P r 'uhtDb wui tnsiu1s {, ,i.It 10
Ysiiow.,nn, nark
Nrs Tnhn Nnderron sps children Nell
rose and Dewltt have sone to o,lahoml
CIV To- . vgc,L'a vtstt n Nrs Anhrtson's
si.tcr urs q. IA. Holiinsor and Mr. iioi.
iInTor.
Clarence and daughter Mrs Charlca Nc.
Cnrt,r and Mira Ncrtls ,,urle't prn pnerd D.
Inv ~ two yrsks' VACATION camping in the
pEnrls In porthern NrIt,rgna
Il ia NfitrhcI 81 the Citisen'a hanI, ro-
turned sunday from Coyorsdr sprIuga
the children who will remain there for
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with ter parents, Mr and Mrs. c.
wall here.
Mr and Mrs Leo tlar8k entertained a
lovely party Thufgddy evening A. their
country home honoring Miss Pstricek OF
Mseksr
Mrs. stella Ferguerson returned 70 her
home In cushing after 3 two weeks stay
here with her parents. hr. and Mrs u. B.
Fruit
Miss Ellis wtlksf and Lucille Hsrrnston,
accompanied by G. @ Falwell, were In
shawnee Thursday visiting st the Hatcher
home there,
Mr. ana Mrs ~ r. wuloughby enter
tained Informally iheir sons and wives, Mr.
aud Mrs FRANK Wuloughbv aud sons and
H. end wife az their country home.
Mr. ana Mrs l., MayIay, son and
daughter arrived home the first of me
week from points In Iowa. sffer visiting
friends and relatives Tor period OF 80
days
Mr and Mrs J E Hsrndon entertained
pith luncheon 80 the hour of sunday.
comrIinen'irg Mr. and Mrs searcy ~
Davenport nd Mr. and Mrs G. H. Lake
ana son vincent Of south Draper here.
ana G.. T. Falwell snd Miss Luc.Ic Haring
ton % sparks.
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T. 4. Chandler, representative In cow
Eress from this diHtrlct. was IN Picher
during the woek
s. r. smith Of CiNrsmoro was in pichsr
the first Of the week visiting his sOn.
Everett Smith.
Mrs. Myrtle Carpenter recently spent a
couple Of weeks visiting relatives at
Mound Valley Kan,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Sanders are an
Toying visit from their daughter, Mrs.
Anna Henery ~ San Pedro, Cal.
Charles Woods Gus bennett. Homer
Cameron and Charles BENNETT made =
business trip TO sapulpa the first OF the
week
REV. Guy FraElsr N Delaware. Okla,
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Hh"h'hh'
Niles Anna Case IL IN Wl,h'. Kan, thls
week visiting her brother, W. .. tHfs And
family
Mrs Glenn Ia'lot ~ ta fen tiiSs KAN
IL the guest NJ her sister Nrs. c. a. Fra
Eier
Mrt. u. " KrifH hos sons 10 81
Nraiu. n, 81. ~. fH weeks Welt ~i'h
feintivss.
NrH ! FHrnNoIf rufert1tnef - hsr
guest this week tsH Lois Tavl0r of To-
peka Kan
The Nrmhsts mfmbsrs ~ the poynl
Nsirrhofs circle 3D.. .rsI picnic dinner at
gavIar'r grove rr.IHr
Mr ana Mrs iefry t0iieott have 10
C"Ia,ada
Vrs vs. 10 mccall auf grarfdauEhirf.
NIs wilma u.hn Orc spending = month
v|u rclHNaes sl norman.
r,r ' 'aa, " W. w.. '' ;, dorsy " '" Wisa Guy
,fs h.uo is 'n WORT Pierce. = y.
M.s tl,."' Is.''. ., vi, VIZ ha' been ne
r5u'. Nouisy
Nr Jennie curtis aud Wfr phltp UaYrH
nave rtturned tu their homes iu cushing.
ptH. after pleasant visit with Mts
I.trl Gov
Kan MONDAY -vhrr~ she wiil he no Fuest
~ hsr sister. Mrs ". u Fitzgerald, fot
fsw daya
yys., %, My. Tl',%" S.p'.rt' ' rs,%rnsd Vrf 20 ="
Ner home in peIyue. Kan. tho latter part
81 the week
Miss HclHh Jones returned home Non.
dav from UhrFwr1 vhere shr hai been
ne cues, ~ bor alsisr. Mrs }. /. Hodins
fnr several daNF
Miss touisa Morris NJ wichita. Kan.
who hpa been the guest of Miss Helen
Remington Tor savernI DAYS. returned 10
ier home Monday
NJ and M. ROY phUIips. who have
b..n u,inr Ia cotton county. have re.
turnst 10 SeYvkirIt and will Again occupy
thsir home on Nofth Maple Htrect,
Mites Louise Morris vas the honoree NJ
~ ,,r ,,on tvea1esdry svsning on tho return
from tho theatcr dainty lunch was
served
Af,sr 4, two wesks' visit with tho family
cft Hayes Mrs y. Mnnans and Mrs
Tenrv Foois and her daughter Hernioe
have tsurnsd 10 their home In drcenleai
Flovs plrhn is home from Denver.
colo who're hc il = student In tho Denvor
uniy,rsitv U. brought With him Rs hls
sw,,,s zoo of his cirratnstes Jack Moore
snd Tom Usiey
Mrs' Jennie A. Williams sna her little
yranddanghter Helen Keilo. Of sterling
Kan. wsr. the quests ~ Mrs wiiliamr
sister Mrs T. s. wincheit for several
davs last week.
Miss charlotte Miller of Fort worth.
-re.nr and Miss IneE Miller of Oklahoma
CIV have return,d 20 their homes after
Walt W several weeks with their sister.
Nj. w,ttsy Aib.rt
NJ apJ Mrs 81 W Hacker Who have
besn visitrF Mrs Uacker'a sister. Mrs
MARY pfuitt at her home on North Maple
street. returned ~ their homo In Dexter
Kan. last Thursday
Mir and Mrs g. & Knons and pon Aaron
and daughter Joyce reached home Monday
On their teturn from a vihlt with Mrs
Koon'a mother Mrs =. VoiH. whose home
Is I'm pavnee city. Neh.
A soriety event in the very youngest
set va. the birthday party ~ little Miss
MARY uoyd MattIngly, who reached tho
mature ago ~ 1 years "wednesday. Mts
Royd Mattinsly entertained n number nt
80 ,sugh,eris Ititle friends in honor ~
tbs occaHinn
Nr. and Mrs George MdEley enter
tanned Thursday with picnic lunch NJ the
several weeks Tho affair was IN honor |
Of Mr. MIdsiay's sisters. Misses Jennie and
Elizabeth Midgley, OF Minneapolis kan
- -. .o.rdins a cnunlo Of weeks at the
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iescntlng the Parker nursery Of Tscumseh.
Crcu Harrison of shawnee was here
Monday visiting at tho W. r. Fnlwell
home
Mr and Mira wnl Rlckmnn and family
visited over Monday at the VIII Smith
home
Mrs W l.. Falweu was In Meekev
"wednesday evening. guest Of Mrs W. W.
webb.
MIR and Mrs. Raymond Phillips we're
over. sunday guests of O. l.. White ana
wife
pete Marak ot shawnee came down
Thursday aud visited his son, Joe Marak
and family.
oscar D. willouEhby left Thursday FOR
the Oilton fields 20 resume work with an
Oh company there.
Miss Rosie Cave OF RAlston was =
week end guest Of her sister. Mrs. r. r
Gordon here.
Mr. and Mo Osker Engel and Mr.. and
Mrs Tom Lee we're Weekend guests at the
Lee home at Chandler
Miss Christine Polrirke OF Meeker was
the guest ~ Miss Helen Notava at o
O'Clock luncheon Tuesday evening
MeBdames A. AlmsleRd and X. T. Cor
don were guests OF Mrs j. II. Herndon
Friday afternoon.
Tuesday morning for Kendrick to visit
'-!.h --!a'!-cz ..--s.
r.. r. Falwell and son left for Marvin.
TUESDAY 10 visit At ths J. ". RAIDER home
for trrec days after which they VII return
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known as tho converted gambler. has
been insisting In the revival meeting at
the big tent In this city.
Mrs, w. A. Cresey and Miss Mary Hui.
son Of CRrteryille, Mo- were here early
IN the week visiting the formers son and
dhuFh'-r-in-lhw, Mr.. and Mrs Hes Step
hens
George ~ Schwahe Of NowAta, former
speaker of the Oklahoma house of rop-
tosentativss and now republican candi-
dHiu Tor congress was with friends Tues
day
Thomas Samuel ~ Baxter Springs and
Miss Marion Thompson Of this place were
married here Saturday night. Justice II
the Peace J. J. Holt performing tho
ceremony.
Mrs c. r. walker and children arc
spending their summer vacation with
relatives near Herryville. Ark Mr.
walker spent few days there and To-.
turned TO look after business interests
The following persons composed a pie.
nl' party to Devirs Promenade Sunday:
NJ, and Mrs J c. Baird and children,
Mr. and Mrs He's stephens aud children
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Martin. Mr. and
Mrs John Large, ana Miss Myrtle Iarse.
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home accompanied by Mr.. Fslwelrs daugh-
tor, Mrs. NJ /. RAIDER.
Eugene and Melvin wickman were the
week guests OF their grandmother, Mrs
c. l.. white. ~ Meeker
J. u. Guild and family were In shawnee
the first Of the week visiting and trans
acting business matters
Msssrs. Dave and John N1cely and Bud
Taylor visited at the u. B. Taylor home
Mrs. c. r. Thomas returned home Fri
dty 20 Pharoah after visit OF two weeks
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daughter, Miss Elena May Parks ps.
fore returning home she will visit ~.
erat points In Nebraska and oI8r4G,
r. 81 Seward and daughters, Av.s,
and Mrs. Iva Loba, and FraudchIId-.,
who have been vihiting relatives arf
friends IN Mountain Home. ARA. an.
the death Of their mother. Mrs SrN8rF
have returned to their home here .,t
VII mske preparations TO spend the rs,t
NA
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and useful In rain or shine. The
parasol has an adjustable handle
which enables Il to be tilted at
various angles. which Is often de-
siIable.
Tho beach parnsol ls gay in coll
oring, with sturdy handle which
one can thrust in the sand, setting
up a tent 30 to speak. The beach
parasol Is always built for two.
The small arrangement on the
right Is for riding. II can be
turned any way. and serves as
shield against a breeze as we'll as
against the sun. IL is small enough
10 be put up at races or tennis
matches without hopelessly OBJ
structing the view of passing
events from the vision OF those
Immediately behind.
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J. y. .Brown left Thursday Tor wanetta
= -!=!. 80 s..'-- there.
J. II Marley and sons spont the week
end with friends at Okemah
J w. Nckenly was here Thurstay rsp.
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SO the paraSol grows more and
more important every summer,
and madam spends the sunny
hours under its shade,
one of the new parasols is shown
Ia the lower left hand sketch. II Is
made ot three layers Of organdy.
Two Of white. and an under one OF
peach. which tintA the complexion
with delicate glow. II is trimmed
in prgandy daisies
In the photo. Agnes Ayres The
Paramount star, wears this hat and
parasol In "Borderland," her latest
starring picture for Paramount.
Hat and paragol are OF water
prooted material. both trimmed in
loops Of ribbon. likewise water
proofcd, This sort OF parasol is
extremely practical, and Is pretty
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Time was but not is when the
Fashionable ono went ont into the
countryside to seek coat OF tan.
Wind and sun she faced lntrepIdly
and sunshioldcd and returned not
into the city until she had OBJ
tnlned that coating upon which
she had set her heart.
But now she burns not. neither
dOes she tan. She no longer basks
In the sun Sho has found that a
much burned skin soon turns
lcathery, And again, the lines Of
a bathing slut do not follow the
lines of the evening gown: and
whore the swimming suit began
and whore II ended arc stamped
for all time on tho fair skin.
Stamped for all winter anyway.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-11-03
Administrators Notice.

To all whom it may concern:
Having been appointed Admins
traitor of the estate of A. D. vii
liams, deceased, late a citizen of
Morgan County, Tennessee All per-
sons who are indebted to said estate
are now notified to come forward
and make settlement at once, and
those having claims against said es-
tate will prepare and present the
same to the County Court Clerk of
Morgan County, Tennessee, duly
verified for filing as the law pro-
vides. This September 3Oth, 1922.
AGEE D. WILLIAMS,
1864. Administrator.
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CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

In obedience to a decree made
entered of record in the case of John
A, Jones VS. Lucasz PiScorski, COM
manding me to sell the property
therein mentioned, I will on Mon
day, Nov. 10, 1922, within legal
hours offer for sale and sell to the
highest and best bidder the follow
ing described tract of land,
Lying and being in the 9TH Civil
District of Morgan County, Tenn
essee, and bounded as follows: BE
ginning OH a stump in the James
Ward line at his fence, thence West
1856 poles to a stake: thence S. 50
poles to a stake being a corner of
Peter Annocks' 20acre tract; thence
E 40 poles to another corner of
Peter Annucks; thence S. SO poles
to a stake, corner of cemetery;
thence N. 48 E. 50 poles to the
cemetery road; thence down the
hill 81 poles to a stake, thence E IS
poles to a stake; thence N. 48 E. 46
poles to the beginning containing
80 acres more or less. Said tract
containing in fact about 4S acres Of
land. Said sale will be for cash.
This Oct. 20, 1922,
R. A. DAVIS, Clerk & Master.
10-20-4
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have associeted myself with
some active real estate concerns
and [ desire to sell some farms in
Morgan County. Persons having
farms for sale will communicate
with me and l can, possibly, ar
range a sale. Prices must be reas-
enable, otherwise I cannot under
take to sell your farm, however if
you desire to sell and your price is
riaht, | am sure that | can interest
a purchaser. 1t will be necessary to
execute an option contract of sale
and you will address me at 229 Hill
Ave-, Knoxville, or Wartburg. 1t
is my purpose to sell to people who
will make desirable citizens. I have
great faith in the future develop
ment of the Cumberland Plateau
and with some assistance can sell
your lands to parties who will be in
terested in developing this section
of the country. Let us 60 together
and induce capital to come here.
Those having lands for sale will
find me at the above address.
G. D. WILEY
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pear on or before the Third Monday
in November next, before the Clerk
& Master in his office at Wart burg,
Tennessee, and make defense to the
bill filed against her by John Byrd,
or otherwise the bill will be taken
as confessed and the cause proceed
ed with exparte.
1t Is further ordered that this no.
tice be published in the Morgan
County Press for four consecutive
weeks. This Oct. 20, 1922.
R. A. DAVIS, Clerk & Master
1O,2O,4
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-11-03
Administrator Notice.

TO All Whom 1t May Concern:
Having been appointed admins
traitor of the estate of John G. Moore
deceased, late a citizen of Morgan
County, Tennessee. All persons
who are indebted to said estate are
now notified to come forward and
make settlement at once. and those
having claims against said estate
will prepare and presen, the same to
the County Court Clerk of Morgan
County, Tennessee, duly verified for
filing as the law provides.
This October 23rd, 1922.
]. E. MOORE, Administrator.
The Morgan County press. (Wartburg, Tenn.) 1916-1926, 1922-11-03
FOR SALE.

One 8 H. P. Gasoline Engine.
One 6 Fl. P. Gasoline Engine.
One 10 H. P. Gasoline Engine.
One 6 Roll Corn Shredder.
One Threshing Machine.
One 20 Inch French Burr Grist
Mill.
One Feed Grinder with Sacker.
One Three Seated Hack.
One Two Ton International
Truck.
Terms 1-3 Cash, Balance six
and twelve months time with in
terest.
L. WEIDEMANN
Deer Lodge, Tennessee.