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The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Pot and Kettle,
Bar HarbOr Club,
Opens Its Doors
Mr.. Thomas De Witt Cuyler
Is President Of Exclusive
Organization.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
BAR HARBoR, Me-, July Is.
"HERE were more than $50 in
attendance at the opening
= dance OF the season at the
Swimming Club, an unusually large
number for the first OF the series. The
water sports committee Of the SWIM
ming Club announces July 25 as the
first day for water sports.
The Pot and Kettle, Bar Harbor's
exclusive club for men. opened its
doors this week. Mr.. Thomas De Witt
Cuyler is president.
An innovation at the Swimming Club
this year is the game of Badminton.
The first of the Malvern Hotel dances
was given Wednesday evening. Interest
in tennis Is unusually keen. with the
tennis week opening August Z.
CorfieId IL Sold.
One of the important real estate trans
fers Of recent years was closed last week
by Mears & Rodick, who sold to Mr..
William Proctor Of New York for the
estate Of the late Robert p. Bowler of
New York, Corfield, one of the hand
soonest estates here. running from the
shore of the upper bay to Eden street
Mr. and Mrs. Proctor have moved there
from Burnmouth.
20 James, Robbifis,s S6-ss-s2, was the
winner of the stroke competition OF
Saturday at the Kebo Valley Golf Club.
repeating performance of last year.
Henry d. Burnham was second and
Robert L. Livingston third. Other COM
petitors were DR.. Robert Fowler, Ed
ward Robbins. s. M. Wright, Martin Van
Buren,. Campbell Steward. Robert Ryle,
J. NJ. Hartshorne, William McNair. John
r. Suydam, the Rev. R Cotton Smith
S. M. Brewer and DR.. Fred Richardson.
Recent arrivals from New York are
Mrs. John King Van Rensselaer, and
Miss Lydia Van Rensselaer,, the New
port; Mr.. and Mrs. F. Maurice Newton
the st. Sauveur Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ordway Partridge and Miss Margaret
Partridge. Douglas Firs; Mr.. and Mrs
Warner M. Leeds, Douglas Firs: Col.
and. Mrs. g. G.. McMurtry, Malvern
Gen. and Mrs. Samuel McRoberts.
Brightholme Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan L.
Mott, De Gregoire Mrs. John Clinton
Gray. Malvern: Mrs Walter Gurnee,
Miss Bell Gurnee. Beaudesert; Mr.. w.
Roosevelt Thompson, Malvern: Mrs.
Samuel Keyser. Malvern; Mr.. and Mrs
William A. Burnham, New York; Miss
Eleanor de Graft Cuyler. Malvern; Mr..
and Mrs. Minturn p. Collins, Edgefeld
Cottage Mrs. J. Kearney Warren, NAL
,vern: Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Van
derbilt. Sonogee. Mr.. Ernesto G. Fabbrl
is with Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt for the
season
Mrs. Henry r. Dimock of Washington.
after an absence of year. Is at Elsi-
Eore.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Caspar +.
Goodrich have arrived from Princeton
at Columbia cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Garrett of Baltimore are at the Tides
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas De Witt Cuyler
OF Philadelphia have arrived.
Miss H. w. Sanders of Philadelphia
is at Homewood with Misses Anita and
E,stelle Sanders and Miss Carolyn Nash
Of Washington. Mr.. Clement b. New
bold of Philadelphia Is at Devilstone
Mrs. J. r. Henderson of Washington has
opened Gleneyrie.
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Gov. Miller Plays Golf on
Links of Lake George Club
Several Dinner Parties Are Given in His Honor at the
Adirondacks Resort-Arrivals at Hotels
and Cottages.

stead. Bolton Landing. to open her
summer camp for girls.
Nine. Louise Homer. her daughter.
Mrs. Il. ". Stires, Reed Miller, Nevada
Van Devcer and other artists led In
the Sunday evening community sing at
Bolton Landing.
Mr.. John Boulton Simpson, and Miss
Helen Simpson Of New York have ar
rived at their summer home on Green
Island.
Among recent arrivals from New York
city are:
Fort William Henry Hotel--Mr. and
Mrs b. III. Ridder, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Jacobs. Mrs. #. E. Weir. Miss Frances
Fleischer. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Elias Ash. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Hanley. Mrs. George MacDougall. Miss
p. A. Downs and Miss Maude Hamln.
Hotel Worden--Mr. #. III. Mindough,
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Short. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. 4. Smith. Mr.. Frank J. Grand and
Miss w. l.. Mayo.
Island Harbor House-Mr. and Mrs.
M. J. Griffen, Mr.. Edward Mecket.
Miss Gertrude M. Bishop and Mrs.
Warren Lincoln.
Algonquin Hotel-The Rev. and Mrs. ].
III. George. Mrgand Mrs. J. III. Merchant.
Miss Marjorie Dean. Miss M. l.. Fo-
gerty. Mr.. E. @. Graham. Mr.. w. d.
Graham. Mrs. Henry Sedley. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. s. Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucas J. Denegan and Miss Clara Burt.
New Huletts House-Mr. v. r. Defence
and family. Mr. Hubert Gardner.
Rising House-Mr. Robert r. Middle
ton, Mrs. Middleton. Mrs. James @.
t. ~..1 p. II
Miss Rose Nelson.
Trout House-Edward Coffin.
Hotel Marion--Mr. Howard r. Geo.
ghegan, Mr.. Walter III. Shubert, Mr..
and Mrs. r. p. Platt, Frank Platt and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Toll
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Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LAKE GEORGE. N. ", July 15.-With
Gov. Miller using the Lake George Club
as his recrcational headquarters this
summer. the social life at the clubs
links has taken on a new aspect and
daily dinner parties and golf parties
are given In his honor. The Governor
was a recent speaker at q club dinner.
He and Mrs. Miller were among the
guests OF Judge and Mrs. Genung at
dinner Friday evening. The Governor
Is often on the links.
There will be tea dances at the club
every Saturday afternoon during July
and August. During August the usual
Saturday night dinners will be served.
On Monday. July "a. the annual open
lawn Junior tennis tournament OF the
Lake George Club will begin under the
auspices OF the United States Lawn
Tennis Association.
III. w. Guernsey OF New York, presi-
dent Of the Lake George Club. is a fire.
quent host. He has opened his cottage
at Bolton for the summer. Among the
other cottagers from New York city
who were hosts at the club this week
were Messrs. Sidney Homer. l.. r..
Hyde. Adolph s. Ochs, Denny Brereton.
w. +. Ranger. It. I. Hadden. Charles
Perceval. i. J. Tompkins. Kurt Beck
ers. B. X. Woodward and Judge George
l.. Genung.
Mr.. B. A. Clifton. proprietor of the
Island Harbor House at Hague. has
purchased the property of the late Col.
Mann Of New York and will use Il as
an annex to his hotel
st. viature Choir from Montreal is
holding a convention at the Hulett
House this week. Mr.. Thomas Fur
long of New York 10 spending the
summer at the Golden Heart Farm, Boil
ton Landing. Miss Josephine Emerson
of New York has arrived at Brcme-
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children. James X. Hackett of New
York
Recent guests at the New Grant House
include Miss Hope Benger, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Benger, l.. d. Villiger and family.
Howard Harper, Miss Joan Harper of
New York.
At the Westholm are Mr.. and Mrs. q.
White. Mrs. Edward Nancy, Miss Jane
Manley. ]. A. Frosch, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Romaine Brown Of New York
Guests at Greycourt Inn include Dan
lei G. Connell, Miss Isabel w. Gordon,
Miss Edythe G. Gordon. Miss May L.
Gordon Of New York city.
At Ye Olde Delaware Inn are NaSs.
Walter Stone of New York, II. F. Bing-
ham. Kingston George Compton, George
w. Wolcott. Poughkeepsie.; H. Ross.
Newburgh.
At Roxbury there is an increase in
the number of vacationists
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley j. Shepard Of
New York, with their family. are oc-
cupying Kirkside, their handsome sum-
mer home here.
The season at Margaretville has
reached the busy stage and there are
more than the usual number OF vaca-
tionists In town. Among them are Mrs.
Harry Williams, Charles Williams, Mrs.
G.. F. Moore of Brooklyn. Mrs. M. Dem
Nilsson and Mrs. Harold Canovan and
family of New York.
Busy houses have been the rule at
Pine Hill since the Fourth of July. At
the Rip Van Winkle Hotel tennis tour
nament last Saturday, a bowling tour
nament. on Monday and q masquerade
ball on Thursday night have been
among the pleasant events of the week
Arrivals here from Greater New York
include Mrs. j. A. Miller. Mrs. Rose
Davis. Mrs. A. Weinstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham. Mrs. I. Goldfarb.
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Weeks and Mrs. Winsiow They mo-
tored here from Mr. Weeks's summer
home on Mount Prospect, Lancaster.
Sugar Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond B. Holden of
New York have taken a cottage at
Feckett's. Mr., and Mrs. Percival S.
Howe, Jr. Mildred Huntington of New
York; are spending their honeymoon at
Back Brook Camp. Mr.. and Mrs. Grams
Baldwin of New York are newcomers in
the cottage colony.
Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z. Ward have arrived
at their summer home from New York.
Mrs. Frank II. Shapleigh is at her cot
tage on the Wildcat River.
Intervale.
The Intervale House has had several
New York arrivals this week. Miss Irma
Dristell and Mrs. H. NJ Ridder were
there en- route to Jackson. Miss Mar
garet McComas Is also there.
North Conway.
Miss Marion Howard of Washington
has taken the house of the late Lady
Blanch Murphy. daughter of the Earl
of Gainsborough, who eloped many
years ago from England with her music
master. came to Intervale and occupied
this house until her death. 1t Is a quaint
farmhouse under Humphreys Ledge.
Judge and Mrs. ]. L. Gibson are ex-
pecting a visit from their son, Mr.. Iar-
vey Gibson of New York. this summer.
The Randall and Sunset Inn, Forest
Glen. Moat Mountain and other North
Conway hotels are expecting many New
York arrivals in August.
Twin Mountains.
The Twin Mountain House is building
new cement swimming pool in a
shaded ravine adjacent to the hotel, fed
by natural springs. The roads leading
to Twin Mountain are all now passable
and most of them unharmed by recent
deluges.
At the Twin Mountain House from
New York are Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Pepper and the Misses Pepper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wasserman, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. s. Tenner Leonard Tenner. Mrs
Felix Gross and family. Miss Blanche
Seabury, Miss Helen McKinstrey Mrs
Walter Bauman, Marjorie and George
Bauman, Mrs. Danforth Cardoza and
Miss' Nancy Cardoza.
Fnbyan House.
Baseball will be sport paramount this
summer and Tim Dwyer Is assembling
his college team. The tennis courts have
been In daily use this week by a group
of Japanese Harvard students, prac-
ticing for coming tournaments.
New Workers at the Fabyan House in
clude Mr.. Nelson B. Simon and Miss
Simon. Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Molloy, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. F. Hoar, Mr.. Emil M. Swan
son. DR.. William Waltman and party,
Mr.. F. H. Goldsmith, Harry and Marion
Goldsmith and Miss Ruth Rose.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
Isham Cup Golf
Tourney Feature !
at Manchester
Many From New York 90 to
Vermont Mountain Resort
for Vacations.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MANCHESTER IN THE MOUNTAINS. VT,
July Is.
NERHAPS foremost In the minds
of the people of the summer
colony is the coming Isham cup
golf tournament at Ekwanok Country
Club. which will begin July 2s. Invi-
tation programs of the event have
been issued by Mr.. James L. Taylor of
Brooklyn, who is chairman of the
Ekwanok tournament committee. This
competition annually brings here a
large number of the leading amateur
golfers Of the country. At the pres-
ent time both Maxwell r. Marston
Of Philadelphia and Jesse sweetser.
the present metropolitan amateur
champion, are expected for the tourna-
ment.
Walter J. Travis Is expected at the
Equinox to-day.
Mrs. H. II. Porter gave a dinner party
at the Equinox House recently for
twenty-six young friends of her son.
Henry II. Porter, Jr.. and her daughter.
Miss Mary Porter. Mrs. Charles s. Lam
caster recently gave a dinner party at
the Equinox House, numbering among
her guests Mrs. Gertrude d. Ritter and
Mrs. Samuel Bradley of Washington. Mrs
George 0vis of New York and Mr..
James L. Taylor OF Brooklyn. Others
entertaining at the Equinox House re-
Gently include Mrs. Charles s. Francis
Mrs. n. s. Reeder. Miss Virginia Hans.
comb and r. II. White.
Charles Wesley Dunn OF New York
has leased the Reed cottage.
Those seen on the bride paths include
Miss Ann Maxwell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Maxwell of New York: Miss
Sarah Given, Miss Constance Lay, Miss
Murphy and Miss Marie Louise Mont
gomery.
The chief resort of dancers Is the
Equinox ballroom. Bathing at Equinox
rond also Is quite popular. Three eve-
nings OF each week there are special
motion picture entertainments at the
pavilion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. McFadden of New
York spent a part of their honeymoon
at the Equinox House. other recent ar
rivals include Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin s.
Hudson of Hampstead. w. X. Quilhot
of Amsterdam, r. Sinclaire of Colorado
Springs. ID. w. wadsworth Sd of Auburn
Mrs. Richard Dawson of Glacgow, Scot
land; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ledger Blair. Dr.
and Mrs. Dudley Tinney. Miss Edith
Walbridge, Hubert Cockshaw. Jr. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Strebeigh, George Howe,
Robert T. Wood. George c. Smith
George G. Smith. Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs
J. G. Radway OF New York.
Recent arrivals at the Worthy Inr
include Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. westfall OF
Newark, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Weaver OF
Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID. New
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rhoades. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. X. Aldnger and Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew McMalla of New York.
Recent arrivals at Orvis Cottage In
clude Mr.. Frederick d. Lacey, Mr.. Royal
Cortessoz and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Can
ming and family of New York. and Mr.
H. ID. Smith. Mr.. w. @. Thomas and
Mr. II. l.. Parker Of Glen Ridge.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16
New Arrivals Swell Summer
Colony at Alexandra Bay
Thousand Islands Country Club Increasingly Popular
Convention of Grand Lodge Knights of
Pythias Starts Monday.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y, July is.
THE summer cottage colony here
Is continually being added to
= this season by new members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Dodson Of Kansas
City recently purchased the Berndorf
cottage below Alexandria Bay. Their
yacht. Clan. will soon be put In COM
mission. Mr.. F. B. Ritter of Utica
has bought the home occupied so long
by the late Mrs. Louis Schultz of New
York and this resort. and will take
possession next week.
Commodore and Mrs. James n.
Hammond and their son-in-law and
daughter. DR.. and Mrs. Eugene Pit
cairn of Pittsburgh, arrived Friday.
They are at the Ledges. Mr.. and Mrs.
viii join their parents within the next
fortnight
Mrs. John West Hornor of New
York is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Graham Miles. Mr.. Allen Bole of
Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs. Haines Hook
er Of Watertown, Mr.. Donald Camp
bell and Mr.. Harry Beardsley Of Roch-
ester. who were recently guests at the
Miles cottage. have gone home.
Commodore p. p. Lawson of the Co.
lunabias Yacht Club. New York. is at
Alexandria Bay. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
j. Wood Of New York are at Hickory
Island. Miss Margaret McMillin Of New
York is the guest of Miss Helen Shum-
way.
Country Club More Popular.
The Thousand Islands Country Club is
more popular this season than it has
been in its history. The golf links there
are busy every day. Among the recent
golfers were Messrs. Bruce Dodson, c.
Waring Gillespie, r. de Peyster Town
send Jr.: John Berdan. Archibald c.
Elias and Royal C. Villas, Miss Helen
Duff, Miss Stella Wilbur, Mrs. e. p.
Wilbur Jr.; Mr.. Ewing l.. Rafferty,, c.
Leverett Hayden, Frederick Frazer, Mr..
and Mrs. Beverly A. Norris, c. II. Boil
Jr. Miss Elizabeth Foster Miss Eleanor
Hayden. Miss Margaret McMillin. Miss
Helen Shumway, Capt Charlton Leigh
ton and c. w. McDavid.
A. Morris Bagby Of New York is
spending the summer at the cottage of
Mrs. Frederic Courtland Penfield.
Orlando A. Greening, a recent West
Point graduate, Is at the Thousand ISL
ands Country Club and will be a MEM
ber Of the Thousand Islands polo team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Peck OF New
York arrived by motor car Sunday and
are guests at the home Of Commodore
and Mrs. Thomas Henry Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly A. Norris of
New York have Joined her father. Mr..
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Mrs. Clarence Cary of New York mo-
tored there with Miss Woodruff. On
Thursday they entertained Mrs. Harrie
Lindeberg of wistaria Lodge, Locust
Valley, l.. l., at dinper at Crawfords.
Mrs. Lindeberg has just arrived here
and expects to be Joined by Mrs. Rod
man Wanamaker and other friends later
MIR and Mrs. Frederick Everett Thomp-
aon Of the Plaza motored to the Craw-
fnrd this week after a visit to Mr..
Thompson's mother in Bangor.
Arrivals at the Crawford include Mr..
Campbell Steward. Jr.: Mrs. w. b.
Cragin and Miss Crsgin. Mrs. M. de Ia
vergne Drake. Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Grove and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Nichols
all OF New York.
launching at the Crawford on Thurs
day we're the Secretary OF War. Mr.. John
W. Weeks. with Representative s. f.
Winslow OF Worcester. Mass, and Mrs.
The New York herald., 1922-07-16

Alfred Costello. at the Chalet and ex-
pect to remain here for the season. Mrs
John Butler of New York and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Sackett of Albany have
opened their cottages.
Many Dancers at Yacht Club.
The Saturday evening and Wednesday
evening dinner dances at the Thousand
Islands Yacht Club assemble a large
number OF dancers and diners each
week. Among those entertaining there
Wednesday were Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
McNally. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester r, -Hoag,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter J. Young, Mrs. John
W. Butler, Mr.. Herbert 8. Rubsamen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Osborne. Mr..
P. p. Lawson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. John
son. George Aoernathy. Mrs. A T.
Hagen, Z. 3. c. Markle. Z. J. Camp
bell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiser. Mr..
and Mrs. George c. Boldt. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Graham Miles, Mr.. Lee Rumsey and
Mr. Alfred Costello.
DR.. Otto Koenig. accompanied by
sixty-eight boys and six teachers. has
arrived at Camp Koenig.
New Workers. at the Thousand Island
House include Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Nc
knight, Mrs. A. Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Bennett, Miss D. Featherston, Miss
L. Featherston, A G. Carter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander McAllister. Mr.. d. M.
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. King.
Michael Daily, John w. DAILY, Miss
Elizabeth DAILY. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Whelan,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Mott, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Marcus, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Barbour,
Mr.. and Mrs. H; X. Cramer, F. w.
Owens, P. F. Reilly. J. P. Mahoney.
Miss Margaret Mahoney, Mrs. l. A.
Bassett, Mr.. and Mrs. William Went
worth. Miss Ethel Wight and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Baldwin.
Registered at the Crossmon.
Registered at the Crossmon from New
York are G. II. Fraser. Mr.. and Mrs. p
Benedict. Mrs. H Tuthill. Mrs. l.. H.
Tuthill, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mack. Mr.. and
Mrs z. A. Fairintosh, Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin H. West, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j.
Tucker and Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Car
penter.
Registered at Westminster Park Hotel
from New York are Messrs. C. A. Smith,
w. S. Van Valkenburg, G. r. Carter
Samuel A. Wood, Jr., and r. L. Bene-
dict.
Harry Lee. Miss Cecilia Napkins. Mr
and Mrs. w. T. c. Davies and Mr..
Henry Bagarrie of New York at the
Murray Hill Hotel.
Miss Helen Duff of New York and
Royal C. Villas of Summit. N. J.. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nc
Nally on wellesley Island.
Miss Eleanor Hayden and John H.
Hayden. Jr., are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
w Langdon Hayden.
On Monday the convention OF the
Grand Lodge OF the Knights OF Pythias
will start at Alexandria Bay. Over
1900 Pythians and Pythian sisters ar,
expected. The convention closes July %
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-24
COMPANIES WILL
NOT ATTACK
BARRETT RULING

The methods of the home building
organizations of st. Louis and those
in other parts Of the state were dis
Guessed at a secret conference of At
torney General Barrett and two 9TH
err of his assistants and ]. G. Hughes,
state director of finance, and an ex-
ecutive committe Of the national
home building companies Monday.
The conference had largely to do
with assurance from the committee
that no effort would be made to at
tack the recent ruling of the Attorney
General holding that business meth
DDS of some of the building companies
were on the plan Of lotteries and
could not be tolerated in the state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-24
NOTICR % TRUsTERs BALE

Whereas z. h. Landers anu
Ethelene r. Landers, his wife, by
their certain deed Of trust dated the
18th day of March, 1919. recorded in
Book 46 at page $40 of the records
in the office of the Recorder of
Deeds of Audrain County, Missouri,
conveyed to the undersigned Trustee
in trust to secure the payment of
their eight (s) promissory notes
therein described and the interest
thereon the following described real
estate situate. lying and being in the
County of Audrain, in the State of
Missouri, to-wit:
The Southwest quarter (A) of
Section thirteen (i3) the west 90 acres
of the Southeast quarter ~ of Sec
ton Thirteen {l3); the South Half
GH) of Section Fourteen (14); the
South Half (H) of the Northeast
quarter (N) of Section twenty-five
(22); the Southeast Fourth (N) of
the Northwest quarter (A) of Sec
ton Twenty-Five icy; the whole of
Section Twenty-three (23); the West
half ~ of Section Twenty-four (24)
and the West 120 acres of the East
Mali (K) of Section twenty-four (24)
Of all the above. described land
lying and being situate in Township
Fifty-two (52) North, Range Twelve
Q2) West of the Fifth Principal
Meridian; also eight and a half
(SH) acres being part of the North
end of the Northeast fourth (A) of
the Northeast quarter ~ of Sec
ton Nine 10y, Township and Range
aforesaid, the land hereby conveyed
containing in all 1850 acres more or.
less. a.
And whereas default has been
made in the payment of principal
and interest dut on five (5) of said
notes and by reason of the terms of
said deed of trust, said notes Have
become due and payable; and con-
ditions of said deed of trust have
not been Kept;
Now therefore, at the request of
the legal holder of said notes, and
pursuant to the provisions of said
deed of trust and the authority in me.
-
vested thereby, / will on Friday the
18th day of September, 1922, between
the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and
five o'clock p. m. of that date, at
the East front door of the Court
House in the City of Mexico, Au-
drain County, Missouri, sell at pub
lie vendue to the highest bidder for
cash, the real property above de-
scribed for the purposes of said trust.
S. J. Buckner, Trustee. T
Plat Advertisement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-24

friends here
Mrs. VIM Coil and several OF tn,
Camp Fire girls spent a few days
at Florida, No.
Last week Mr.. George Kellerhals
sad ianily and Frank KeIlerhals and
family attended church services here.
: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waddinghsm
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oltha Dudley
spent Sunday with Mrs. Holdbrick.
Alb Romans shippedsa load of cat
tie to St. Louis Monday night.
The farm club and Chris Erisman,
Charlie Harrison. John Baker and
Jim Durvell each shipped a load OF
hogs to St. Louis Monday night,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dewr left SUM-
day morning for Kansas City where
Mexico weekly ledger., 1922-08-24
BENTON CITY ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Shelf Douglass spent
Sunday with David Douglass and
wife.
Mrs. Gillie Garter spent Sunday
with Mrs. Edna Tratchell.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the Woodman picnic at Martins
burg.
Mrs. viii 'Weinger and children
spent a few days in Columbia last
week. e
Little Lula Catherine Roberts won.
the $40 prize for the pfettiest baby
at the Martinsburg picnic.
Miss Neva Hutchinson is OF the
sick list.
Vivion Mildred and bride from
Connecticut are visiting relatives and