Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 21, Number 182, Decatur, Adams County, 2 August 1923 — Page 9

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a'i‘»}"» r Ad#in« Orcult Court, 1 To O’Jlfur v» Jnm«* Oslbrsth, et al. c » rl the Plaintiff by C.L. Now cornea in y and |Hhh h)H Wa,, T r ?it h herein together with the comt’ 1 " "* / J competent perron that denee upon ‘diligent Inquiry In «?’ folu,wlnK nan rtgdgntn. »o-*"' h . .Tame. Galbraith, .1. whoa* Christian name la un(lalbrath. | l( | llt |ff James Galbreath, known h Mary Galbraith, < Üb/atth 'Jr7 Samuel Galttainuel ”' llb Sl , inul< i Galbreath, Samuel bruith. S r ' Samuel Galbreath, Jr. ilali,ra’lth. Margaret Galbraith, (hares .iprafth, ('buries Galbrath. Ciiarles ( ~‘.||,r <. a t ii Joaeph Galbraith, Ch “ rleB rt.njralth, .Joseph Galbreath. Mary Galßraiin. Hen ’’ ry Galbraith, H» nry o _ Gal bra th, Bebecca Galbraith,' Thoma" Galbreath, Itebccn Galbreath, 'thorn Burdett, Johnson Galbraith, lie*’**'*“ Galbraith, John (tnlhrnlth, ‘iamle Galbr.dth, ' Susan Galbraith, can e? Galbreath. Susan Galbreath, L n Galbraith, Sarah Seeper, Sarah Sarah Leeper., Sarah Leper. Geo?ge Leepers, George Leper, George . L., George B. Seeper. George B. ? ,H .ner' Marv Mallannee, Mary Mall- ' Mary ’ .Malinle Mary Matinee, Man' Mnlenese. Mary Mallanee, Galbraith, Mary Mnllneae, Mary M»l«nles. John Malines, Margar- , fohnson. Joseph Johnson, Margaret Johnston, Joseph Johnston. Abraham Thompson. Elisabeth .Thompson; that n. names of the defendants are tinLnowt? and that they are believed to b" non residents of the State of Ind - ana sued In this action by the following names and ,|eslgnatlons. town- "The unknown husbands knd J respectively, of the following named persons, to-wlt: James Galb?i"h. James Galbraith. J. Galbrath, whose Christian name Is unknown to plaintiff James Galbreath, Samue ■alhraith, Mary Galbraith. Samuel Go b?aith: Jr., Samuel Galbraith. Sr Samuel Galbreath. Samuel Galbraith, jrn Samuel Galbreath, Jr.. Charles Galbraith. Margaret Galbraith. Charles Galbraith, Charles Galbrath. Charles Galbreath. Joseph Galbraith. Mary Gallralth. Joseph Galbreath, Henry Gnlhralth Henrv Galbreath. Thomas r-nlbralth Pebecca Galbraith. Thomas Galbreath. Rebecca Galbreath. Rebecca Riirdett. Johnson C.alhrnlth. Tohno(nn Gnlhrslth. John Galbraith. T.ean,(cr Galbraith. Susan Galbraith Tenn,iPr Galbreath. Su’tn Galbreath. Scott Galbraith. Sarah Seeper. Sarah Leaner Sarah T.eener* Sarah Loner. George Teeners. George Lepor. Geo,-" Sooner George R Seeper. Geon’s R v,n- M't'iapneo Marv Mallpos. Mari yniPnie Matlnes. Mary 'Wene>». Marv Mallanee, Cear’os Galbraith Mfqrv Mai’"* 4 ®*. Mm* MaJnnieß. TnhMMlnei Tnhwn. T/>hn«nn. Johnston. • T "*’° nh lAhnst*". Abraham Kiwn. Wh TTpnrv N TT ” nbnrlAV VnnCßmp VnCamn X’nnr’ Th W«n4®. fnynApr]v t.Tr VnnCarn. Paul v in Cqmn. Bpntrlro J rank Gilbert, th*" nf Mi of whom are unknown tn tho plaintiff: Thp unVn<mn stnnkhnlners. a holders, receiver®, trustees creditors officer® and j»w»<»A®«ar« in interest of pneh Os the following named corporations. tn-wit* ~ _ p The Adams County Hu’ldincr Loan * c;avin rr ® A®soriation of Decatur. Indiana. the nnmo® of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff: Thp unknown widowa^nnJwidows children, descendant® and heirs, surviving spouses, creditor® and administrators of the estate, devisees, legates fnstees and executors of the list Wills and Testaments, successors in interest and assigns, resnernveiv nf the following named and designated deceased person®, Tame® Galbrath, James Galbraith. J. Hslbrath. whose ebriaHan ‘® un--sown tn nUlpGff. J’mes <Hmnel Gnlb—,’’h. Mam- G<Gbr~ ’h. Simnel Galb-aith. J-. Ri’">iel Gs’-br-dfh Rr.. Samuel Gnlbree’h. Samuel Cnlb-aith. Jrn.. Sa-uel Galbreath. Charles Galbraith. Margaret Galbraith. Charles Galbraith. Charles J?’ c’hsrles Gnlbrenth. Josenh Gnlbraith. Marv Galbraith. Joseph Galbreath. Henrv Galbraith. Henrv Galbreath, ’’’homas Galbraith. Hebecra Galbraith. Thomas Galbreath. Rebecca breath. Rebecca pnrW» .Tobnonp < ’ra’th. Jnhn®on Galbraith John Galhraith, T.eander Galbraith. Pusan hraith, T eande” Galbreath. Susan Galbreath. Scott Galbraith. Sarah carah T.eeper. Sarah Teeners. S i rah Trner. Georere Teeners. George Teener. Peor?e Seeper. Georere R Seenor. George B. Beeper. Marv Mallannee. Marv Mal’nes. Mary Malin’ \ Mary Matines. Marv Malenose, Mary Mallanee. Gearies Galbraith. Marv Malinese. Marv Malonies. John Malines. Marcaret Johnson. Joseph Johnson. Marearet Johnston. Joseph Johnston, Abraham Thompson. Elizabeth Thompson. 'lice Huston James Huston. Mag-e-ie Huston. William Elzey. Rachel Elzey, Anson Vanfamp, Sarah Elzey. Emma VanGamp. Laura VanGamp. the name® of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff: . All of the women once known by nny of the names and designations above stated whose names may have been changed. and who are now known bv other names, the names of nil of whom are unknown to plaintiff; the spouses of all of the persons above named, described and designated as defendants to this action who are married the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff; All persons and corporations, who assert or might assert any title, claim or interest in or lien upon the real estate described in the complaint in this action bv. under or through any of the defendants to this action named. described and designated in said oomplaint, the names of nil of whom are unknown to plaintiff;” That the defendant. The Adams Gounty Building Loan & Savings Association. of Decatur, Indiana was a eorporation in Indiana but is no longer a corporation in said State; that its members, stockholders, directors, officers are believed to be non residents of the State of Indiana, but that the cause of action alleged against said defendants in the complaint in this cause arose within the State of Indiana; that the defendants Henry N. Huston. Walter Huston, Hattie Huston. Clamer Huston. Harvey Huston, Perry Huston, Jennie Cotten. Perry Cotten. Frank Huston, Mattie Moller, William Moller. George W. Aurand. Ida Hays, William Hays. Hubert VanGamp, Charlev VanGamp. Pearl VanGamp, Naomi VanGamp, Ida Woods, formerly Ida VanGamp. Paul van Camp, Edwina Van Camp, Beatrice VanGamp, Cordelia Curless. Isaac Garrison. Amanda Garrison. Sylvester Pease, Alice Pease. James T. Parrish, Elizabeth A. Parrish. Frank Gilbert, Charley Gilbert, Ethel Gilbert. Ola Grim, Thomas Trim, Irvin Gilbert, Edith Gilbert, Joseph H. Parrish, Harriet Parrish are non residents of the State of Indiana: that said action is lorxJI or xJ^ e Purpose of quieting the title ♦ 2 rea * estate of the plaintiff in the State of Indiana: that a cause of jetion exists against all of said defendants; that al) of said defendants are necessary parties to said action an d that they are believed to be non residents of the State of Indiana. rhe following real estate in Adams county, In the State of Indiana is described In said complaint, to-wit: The *juth half of the northwest quarter: « 80 40 rods of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter, all s t ction thirty-one (.31) | n town- • nip twenty-seven (27) north of range tourteen (14) east. ac tion is instituted and prosecuted uy said plaintiff for the purpose e V nK his title to the real estate escr ’bed as l prayed for in his r.? o n ? pla,nt as gainst all demands, xt l7 !? ar ?d claimants whatsoever. f.ni c , e 181 therefore, given said deii«i2 ant ?, each and all of them that bi.>? be and appear before the hm.? 8 1 Ircuit Court at the Court cniUJK P tPe C^ty Decatur in Adams “fith ? in state of Indiana on the ®tn day of September 1923, the same

being the 21« t Judicial Ray of a term of the Adame Circuit Court of th» State of Indiana, to be begun and holden on the 3rd day of September, 1H23 and anawer or demur to a«ld complaint, the ,ame will be heard and determined In their abaence. In Witneaa Whereof I have hereunto wet my hand and affixed the Seal of HHld court at the office of the Clerk thereof In the city of ITe.atur, Indiana thU 3lnt day of July A. I). 1923. (Seal) JOHN T. KELLY, Clerk of the Adam* Circuit Court. C. L. Waltera, Atty, for Plaintiff. 2-9-ltl oTried To Buy Off Ohio Woman Mayor Fairport, O„ Aug. 2—Albert Schriegel, awaiting trial behind the bars of Lake county jail, learned about women from the Felrport mayor and justice of the peace. Schrlegel is charged with offering to "buy” protection for a gambling house from Mayor Amy Kaukonen. | Justice of the peace Mabel Walters set his bail at SSOO, but Schriegel couldn't make the raise. He came to "Mayor Amy’s" office one afternoon, according to the affidavit, and offered her a 50-50 proposition. Six hundred new laborers were coming to Fairport to work in the coke ovens, Ije is said to have explained, and a well protected gambling house would bring big returns. "Mayor Amy” agreed and asked Schriegel to bring the money to her office the next afternoon. The would-be gambling boss next day unfurled a huge roll of bills on the mayor's desk. Two seconds later a deputy sheriff and the chief of police stepped out from behind a closet door and placed Schxiegel under arrest. MOOSE TO MEET AT PORTLAND The Portland Moose lodge is looking forward to a big meeting on Friday evening of next week, when it will have as guests the officers and a large delegation of members of the Muncie Lodge Loyal Order of Moose. The Muncie lodge men will be accompanied by its band and a concert will be given on the streets prior to the meeting. The .visitors are coming in the interest of the state convention of the order to be held in Muncie on September 13, 14 and 15, and in which all lodges of Indiana will take part. Aside from the business sessions many entertainment features will be staged including initiations in botli the first and Legion degrees, closing with a big frolic. Dry Well Is Shot Near Linn Grove Well No. 1 on the Reynolds farm west of Linn Grove was shot Tuesday afternoon but failed to show any traces of oil. A charge of only forty quarts of nitro-glycerine was used. Rigging is being put up today to pump the well. A thorough pumping will be given. The prospects of the well cannot be determined t until after the pumping. The well was sunk by the Mason Oil company. Another well by the same company on their leases nearby has been producing from nine to ten barrels daily. Quite a bit of land has been leased in the territory southwest of Linn Grove.

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GENEVA NEWS Mrs. William Wells and little daughter. Dorothy, went to Winchester last Saturday afternoon where they are visiting at the home of Ernest Addington and family. They will also visit at various other cities before returning home. Ed Wiswell came Saturday afternoon and spent the week end here with his wife and mother, Mrs. Jessie Wiswell. Gretchen Wells went to Portland last Saturday afternoon where she took her piano lesson. Mrs. J. J. Martz wont, to Portland Saturday and visited with her daughters. On Sunday she went to Mt. Summit. Robert and Norman Christian, of Fort Wayne, are visiting at the homo o‘s their uncle, W. R. Mann, of near here. Roy Butcher, of Fort Wayne, spent the week end here with his wife and little daughter. Orlando Whiteman and son, Harland, who are employed at Fort Wayne, spent the week end'at their

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home here. Perry Burris, of Fort Wayne, spent Sunday here with his family. Dr. L. L. Mattax. wife and children, Lavone and Harold, motored to Decatur Sunday and were the guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mattax. They also visited the new Adanvt County hospital. Miss Sevilla Sprunger, who is employed at Fort Wayne, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sprunger. of south of town. Carl Striker of Fort Wayne camo Saturday afternoon for a short visit at ills parental home. Mrs. Wm. Mesel was a busines". caller in Decatur Monday morning. Miss Christine Bolds, of Fort Wayne, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. A. Briggs, at present. G. E. Roop, of South Bend, arrived in Geneva Sunday evening for a visit at the home of his father-in-law, F. E Lindsey. Mrs. Roop and children have been here for a week or so. William Hoskinson and family motored to Winchester last Sunday and took their daughted-in-law, Mrs. Edith Hoskinson and little (laughter, Helen to their home there. The two latter have been visiting relatives in

this vicinity and Decatur for some time. A. L. Heller, of Fort Wayne, spent the week end at ills parental home near Geneva. Miss Ordlne Butcher, who spent the week end with her parents east of town, returned to her work at Fort Wayne Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Maier, of New Huven, are spending part of this week visiting relatives here and attending to business matters. Rex Haviland, wife nnd of Fort Wayne, were Sunday guests at the homeef the former’s mother, Mrs. Z. T. Aspy. Lamoile Fogle returned to his work at Fort Wayne Monday afternoon after spending a few days at his parental home east of Geneva. Mrs. J. M. Hart, of Madrid, lowa, is visiting relatives and old friends in this vicinity. Mrs. Hart, who is an old resident of Geneva, lias not been here for twelve years. Mrs. W. L. Day, daughter, Vivian, and s«>n James, of Anderson, accompanied by their guests, Mrs. Mryrtle Ryan of Pittsburgh, Pa., and son Don. of Indianapolis, motored to Geneva Sunday and spent the day with Mr.

and Mrs. C. O. Ryan. On their return trip they stopped at the home of Mrs, Ellen Ryan and daughted, Cora, west of town. o — I—WANT ADS EARN—I—I — —o — A TALK WITH A DECATUR MAN Mr. C. Cook, Retired Farmer, of 716 N. sth street, Tells of an Interesting Experience. There is nothing like a talk with one of our own citizens for giving, hope and encouragement to the unx-1 ious sufferer from the dread kidney ; disease. Wc| therefore, give here an interview with a Decatur man: "1 have used Doan's Kidney Pills ■ for attacks of kidney complaint," says Mr. Cook "My kidneys wet" in I such a condition that 1 had trouble! with my back if I over worked. My back was so lame and stiff I could hardly bend. My kidneys acted irregularly, too. I used Doan's Kidney Pills from the Holthouse Drug Co. I and they were just what 1 needed. They'gave me prompt relief from tinaches and pains and put my kidneys in good shape." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Cook had. Fostor-Milburn Co, Mfrs., Buffalo. N. Y. 1

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