Jasper County Democrat, Volume 20, Number 88, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 February 1918 — Page 6

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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAX SALE Notice of Lands and Lots. Returned Delinquent for Non-Payment of Taxes for the Year 1916 and Former Years, in Jasper County, Indiana ML _____ ' 1 1 , » ■ 3 « I a fj | I ' deß ‘™’’ s| Ss |_hiii I Hi!?,. | HI I I i > MUSSELAITB— ■ IS Brown, Albert S. Sunnyside add. Lota 10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-28 24-25-26. Block 10. AU Of blpck 11. Lot 1, block 12. Lot. 1-2-3-4, block IS 88 < 8 lB <> B »-«® •«-*• 1 220 Davisson, Josiah Leopold’s Add. Lot 14, blk. * . Weston’s Add., E 40 ft, lot 28 b]k S 2 <7.82 48.24 .80 118.06 »17 Hemphill, Jones 8. Leopold’s Add., Lot* 2-8, blk. >go g<> <l4 Kava Mary BWeston’. Add., Lot 6. blk. 10 <•« ’ 4O 888 T P c Riverside Park Add., Pt lot 1, •72 F. V - 48 n .45 .40 48.57 <77 Lewis, James W Weston’’. ML. 5,’ blk’ 1 " 18.61 11.49 .60 25.21 Weston’. Add., Lota 1-2-8, 1108 Smith, Leroy H ..... , g#g 7jq 1,10 17.08 CAJU’EWTEB — 888 Bwarteell, Albert P. .. » u. mu «..«»■» KAXGEHTG GROVE—--4« Tlonnla BUMA »..••••* • • •••••••••• ••••••• •• • 33 20 5 80 ' 48 Dennie, o 34 29 580 133.85 122.01 117.00 105.73 .80 480.39 Add’L Herr, Emma ..®H nw 428 5 80 85.64 .40 86.04 pt ■ Wacom road ae aw 32 29 5 80 17.90 .40 18.86 ■' X «. .1 “• .!•« JI -« « 1» S. ‘ « «“ ’«* M 8% no ...... 7 Zo b oU M L. pt n% nw ae 528619 50 15.60 5.14 18.28 4.25 .40 43.67 ” SwimarnW. ..«Pt«w 86 29 6 71 64 56.79 53.85 58.02 37.98 .40 207.04 2M E. -ne 6286 40 97.10 18.52 53.80 7.90 40 177.72 210 Maguire, Russell W... rc c plot 4, blk 14, lot 1, blk 15 .92 .011 .94 .80 2.67 UTEWTON 15 Grant, Thomas W. ... e % nw 26 29 7 40 wtt sw nw 26 29 7 20 e% nw sw 26 29 7 20 69.84 198.32 74.55 117.98 1.20 461.89 j<4d’l Makeever, Francis M.. ept ne nw .28 29 7 24 47.38 .40 47.78 wnoir88 Cholnard, Peter G. .... Parr, Lot 5, blk 1, Parr n 100 ft w 8 ft. Lot 4, blk 1 62.85 52.23 .24 .80 116.12 111 Dodge, Margret M. ...pt est sb 630 7 908 34.52 28.20 .40 63.12 ' M 8 Fyfe, Malcolm and Walter 8. McConnell.. s% sw 26 31 7 80 23.39 94.17 42.66 58.13 .40 218.75 ' 169 Goff. Clarence C. Fair Oaks, Lot 4,, blk 4, Fair ‘ Oaks n%, Lot 3, blk 4 13.21 7.61 .80 21.62 ' 227 Lakin, Edward W. (children) wtf nw 10 30 7 40 28.91 22.68 33.39 20.20 .40 105.58 mi Walter S Fair Oaks, L/Ota 5-6-7, blk 2, pt n r r nw 34 31 7 48 30 55.82 84.60 55.17 21.30 1.60 168.49 264 McCurtain. Theressa .. Pam pt o 1 23 8.03 .04 9.27 .04 .40 17.78 812 Moore, Irene pt er r e % nw 830 7 pt errnw nw 830 7 14 16.06 8.67 18.55 5.34 .80 49.42 369 Porter, John H. Parr, o 1 1 4.83 .14 5.56 .11 .40 11.04 371 Petty John P. Virgie. Lot 12, blk 19 3.53 .01 4.08 .01 .40 8.03 399 Rardin, Lee W. Parr, e 115 ft o 1 17-18 19.48 .08 21.03 .19 .80 41.58 BARXZ.EY—--33 Bank, First Nafl .... w side se 19 30 5 20 of Belvedere, HL .... sw 19 30 5 160 e pt nw 19 30 5 60 04 pt wofrrnw ne 1930 5 21 92 148.66 85.55 164.27 27.52 1.60 377.60 MO Hamilton, Chaa. E, ... nw 22 30 6 160] . ■■ ■■■ V n% ne 22 30 6 80 pt ndd b 54 ne 22 30 6 41 04 89.45 21.53 110.17 16.25 1.20 238.60 Add'l Newcome, Jamesa Pt nw se 33 30 < 31 w pt sw se 33 30 6 13 33 132.00 I 80 132.80 446 Scholl, Joseph pt sw nw 130 6 36 35 , pt w d d se nw 1 30 4 38 63 pt n% «w 1 30 6 76 40 pt wdd nw ae i 3O g 881 j 7 .17 161.37 73.32 31.58 1.60 295.04 Add’l Oliver, Ed wptsw aw 18 30 5 2 0 14 6.93 .40 7.33 Hester, Caesar Ha pt sw sw g3O 6 1955 sw pt se sw 830 5 31 55 nw 17 30 5 80 w pt ne nw 17 30 5 19 18 w pt se nw 17 30 6 j 9 x 8 Pt nw nw 5 3 0 5 46 05 pt ne nw 530 5 14 40 ne ne 580 5 42 39 >■ aw 530 6 80 ne 580 6 80 »e 580 5 80 •* <BO 5 80 * nw ne 780 5 40 ypt aw ne 7» 0 8 93 79 pt •• nw 730 5 36 07 pt se ne 7» 0 5 18 pt nw sw 7 30 5 40 pt sw sw 730 5 403 n * 730 5 40 pt “ 730 5 23 76 pt De a® 780 5 25 44 “® * e 780 5 40 ne 18 30 5 80 . n 7 ”•;••••• ......... is 30 540 sw he 18 go 5 10 62 ft ne se ig 30 g 30 720.68 11.20 731.88 I XAMKAKEE— .1 . 15 Burnett, Harry W.- ... Dunns K. K. K. pleas, resort' lots 24-25-26 ! gBBB 474 120 74.83 1 83 Gregg, Richard Cw Hse 35 32 580 30.72 6.28 25.90 5.42 .40 68.72 99 Hamlett, Samantha A.. and Hamlett, Wm. F... nw se 22 32 5 40 42.12 34.01 .40 76.53 KEEBTEB—--56 Cheever, Lorlssa pt O. L. 21 ne se J •• 27 32 7 22 4.78 4.33 .40 9.51 135 Gudeman, Nathan .... sw ne , “ ‘ 4Q BW 931 5 80 nw ew • ’ 931 5 40 nW i 931 5 160 nw se 93 i g 40 137, 63 741.69 2.00 841.22 136 Gorbet, Sarah A. et al. DeMotte, McDonalds add. Lot 1 blk 1. DeMotte, McDonalds add. n% lot 2, blk 1 ] iB .i B .15 7.43 .18 8 q 2 6.73 229 McGinnis, Samuel .. DeMotte 105 ft. Lot 2, blk 3. 1 / lot 16-17, blk 2, lot 6, blk 7,1 ( j lot 4, blk 3, McDonald’s add.,- I DeMotte 49 88 30 , 14 2 .00 82.02 225 Newbauer, Gottlob , Newbauer, Austina ... se ne 10 31 7 40 32.53 27.14 .40 60.07 309 Struble, Bert DeMotte, McDonalds add. lots 7-8-9-10-11-12, blk 8 26.07 14J5 2.40 42.62 842 Tyler, John B. 1 \ 7 r Tyler, Mary E. .. n side sw ne 25 32 738 50 24,25 29.31 5.43 .40 59.39 \ White, Ada F. DeMotte, McDonalds add., lots 13-14-15, blk. 1 4.73 2.00 1.20 7.93 J 807 Sweeney, Nancy J. - ! -npts& e% se sw 232 7 9 3.59 20.33 3.00 7.30 .40 34.62 WALKER—--5 Adams, Jesse K. pt errn% nw 15 31 6 60 32.55 31.62 .40 64.57 16 Brown, Malinda A. .... Kniman, Smith add. Lots 2-3- —... ■ 4 '- blk 1 . J 7.96 6.52 1.20 15.68 18 Ballinger, William W.. pt nw nw 17 31 6 70 5.05 3.10 ,40 8.55 83 Barkley, Earl nw 17 31 6 40 22.62 18.60 .40 41.62 30 Ballleu, Albert w% 6W . 17 31 6 80 57.73 133.37 47.74 42.75 .40 326.04 58 Cavlnder, Ernest w slde ne 8e 32 31 525 6.92 4.46 13.18 .53 .40 25.49 Add’l Company, International sw . .. . ' 731 5 80 . . ' ' OU and Refining .. ..Zl."' ’ 781 5 40 M M i.;..... 731 5 80 198.00 1.20 199.20 Corn, Ida M. W CarroiL J. W ne . 20 31 6 80 55.35 120.66 29.45 42.71 .40 24« 57 IM Eddy, Robert M. and ' Lola Eddy sw 831 5 160 42.10 89.10 18.60 .40 150.20 - ' . J . 1 ' '

THE TWICE-A-WEEK DEMOCRAT

134 Gulbransen Harry B. . sw ne ...<...... 5|31 540 73.99 4.41 43.34 2.29 .80 133.38 Gulbransen, Florence . se 5 31 5 80 153 Hoile, Charles W..... pt sw sw 831 6 85 Hogan, Lot 2, blk 3 .... 56.58 27.90 .80 85.23 208 Knight, Sarah J. ..... just se ne ~ 35 31 610 4.52 7.92 3.72 .02 .40 -- 210 Kraft, Federlck William' i -t-e. and Kraft, Lillie May., sft ne 26 31 680 81.67 1.35 26.04 1.13| .40 60.59 214 Koch, Benj. C. sft ne 15 31 5 80 . < I nw ne 15 31 5 40 I me ne 15 31 5 40 59.56 2.71 48.98 2.26 1.20 Add! Kramer, Morris gw 26 31 6 160 56.45 • 4G 66 -85 326 Potter. David F. ... . .'lift, se 17 31 680 ’ 20.81 47.72 59.21 16.63 .40 144.77 339 Rice, Aaron Fse (exc rr) 931 6 158 07 158.99 87.28 91.04 80.14 .40 367.85 362 Schleyer, Chas. M. C.. pt nw ne 331 6 36 pt est nw 331 6 76 97.30 75.21 71.92 64.35 .80 309.58 368 Scott, Charles n ft sw l . 19 31 5 82 80 Lft nw ....; 19 31 5 82 80 67.85 54.34 56.39 46.78 .80 286.16 370 Stelnkamp. Garrett F.Jsene 29 31 6 40 >ft se 29 31 5 80 ne se 29 31 5 40 ne ne 32 31 540 114.03 4.01 92.93 2.92 1.60 215.49 422 Wagler, EH -est sw 20 31 6 80 pt se 20 31 6 159 38 all ... 28 31 6 640 ne 29 31 6 80 ne nw 29 31 6 40 sw nw 21 31 6 40 nft ne se 21 31 6 20 . o est se se 21 31 6 20 sw 21 31 6 160 ne2l 31 6 160 nw se 21 31 6 40 w% sw se 31 31 6 30 28.56 438.35 757.33 160.20 4.80 1389.24 423 Winningham, Jesse W. se se 731 540 9.05 39.60 7.44 .40 56.49 Add’l Orr, Fanny E et al .. wft est ne 19 31 5 40 55.44 .40 55.84 Add’l Price, John F. se sw 19 31 5 40 sw se 19 31 5 40 67.82 .80 68.1* Smith, Carey F. wft se 17 31 5 80 68.86 .40 J13.7* Gates, Gilbert est est *w 17 31 5 40 85.64 .40 36.04 Williams, Wm. P. . I and Williams Marshall sft ne 31 31 6 so 106.92 .40 1*7.8* Schwab, Rudolph J. .. se se '. 32 31 5 40 23.76 .40 34.1* 126 Goff, Amos se cor se sw 17 31 6 150 4.25 .62 .80 .40 6.34 Lamphler, Bertha .... sft ne sw 17 31 6 20 ■e « w 17 31 6 87 20.76 .80 3L5« Stockton, Almira ....ne se 32 31 6 40 .80 wft se 32 31 6 80 »w 3231 6 160 828.81 1.20 830.91 WHEATFIELD—--14 Benschop, Albert Benschop, Henriette .. sw ne ...., 15 32 6 40 28.64 34.97 18.57 13.56 .40 90.14 88 Company, Indiana all ...'• 432 6 639 21 Land and Cattleall 532 6 629 30 BW 34 33 6 160 ae 3433 6 80 966.16 715.68 832.89 1.60 2516.33 Gould, William E. .... nft g 32 6 320 nw •• • 932 6 160 nw ne 9 32 6 40 319.56 247.68 275.48 1.20 843.93 WHEATFIELD TOWST 49 Darner, Walter Graham add. Lot 4, blk 5 .. 16.98 7.01 .40 .24.39 78 Halbert, William G. .. pt sft sft ne •••• 25 32 6 30 68.67 49.50 .40 118.57 179 fiayler, J. B. and . Sayler, Effie Bo 13ne sw 25|32 6 ? >42 42 68# ao ,40 14 23 STATE OF INDIANA, County of Jasper, SS: I, Joseph P. Hammond, Auditor of said County, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and complete list of all the lands and town lots delinquent by the Treasurer of said county, for non-payment of taxes due thereon, for the year 1916, for former years, with penalities thereon, together with the tax of the current year, 1917, and the costs of advertising, so far as the same are liable to be sold for taxes as shown by the return of said Treasurer, and notice is hereby given that as much of said land and town lots as may be necessary to discharge and pay the taxes, penalties and costs, due thereon, or due from the owners thereof at the time of sale, will be sold at public auction at the Court House Door, in Rensselaer, Indiana, on the second Monday in February, being the 11th day of February, A. D. 1918, commencing at 10 a. m. of said day and continuing from day to daythereafter until all ate offered. JOSEPH P. HAMMOND, Auditor of Jasper County.

Carl Stack or Carlisle, lowa, did not have the ready cash for a Rfed Cross contribution, so he drove a wagon load of corn into town and donated it to the cause.

COUNTY EDUCATIONAL NOTES

There were forty-four applicants for teachers’ license on the examination last Saturday. Of this number the following were ifrom the Remington high school: Mildred McGlynn, Oscar Beasy, Nellie Johnston, Hazel Lucas. The following are seniors in the Rensselaer high school who took the examination: Ira Huntington, Harold Weiss, Marie Weging, Emma Benson and Mildred Rush. The following were from the Wheatfield high school: Mildred Gifford, Charles Osborne, Jessie White, Freda Ferguson and Dorothy Boyle. From the Wolcott high school Miss Lillian Fisher was the only representative. The following were from the Medaryville high school: Feme R. Wacknitz, Sadie V. Petre. Miss Irene McAleer of the Rensselaer high school also should have been included above. The following teachers sent their work to the state for grading: William May of Remington, Martha Parker of Remington, Clyde C. Duncan of McCoysburg, Millie Hoover of McCoysburg, Mabel Worland of Rensselaer, Ethel Johnston of Remington, W. S'- Dimmett of Rensselaer, Helen Porter of Remington, Lydia Schneider of Rensselaer, Florence McKay of Fair Oaks, Juanita Fisher otf Wolcott, Mary Luther of Surrey and Grace Norris of Rensselaer.' From the list sending to the state William May and Miss Grace Norris took high school. The following who are teaching took the county examination: Miss Ada Huff of Rensselaer, Nancy Coleman of Wheatfield, Ruth Kennedy of Gifford, Grace Knapp of Parr and Gertrude Faylor of Parr. Mt. Ayr was represented with a large delegation who sent their manuscripts to Newton county. Marie Harris, Ira 'Huntington, and Emma Benson were the applicants from that place. Bessie Harrington of Monon, Lucy Reed of Monon and Dovie Harrington of Monon took the examination here but sent their manuscripts to White county for grading. Rosabelle! Daugherty of Rensselaer took thej examination also. Miss Senia Ben-1 son and Miss Elsie Benson started the examination but were_ compelled to leave for their home at Mt. Ayr; at noon. The roads were drifting! and they were afraid to write on the afternoon subjects for 'car of j becoming snowbound. The county institute date for the! coming year has been set for \the first week in September. Schools throughout the county will .begin on. the Monday following’i(Sept. 9). The county institute last year, 19.17, cost the county and teachers 53. The receipts .from all angles was $306.50. This left a balance of $89.97, which was used to de-‘ J fray the expenses of the three spe-

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cial institutes. The assessment last year was $1.50 for each teacher. It is likely that the assessment will be no more next year. There has been no assessments levied on the teachers to defray the expenses of the two special institutes, one 'held at Wheatfield and the other at Rensselaer. The Remington special will be held February 23, and all care is being made to eliminate the necessity of levying an assessment upon the teachers of the south end. These special institutes have been very extraordinary as they come at a time

Farms For Sale

60 acres. 50 acres black land in cultivation, ten acres pasture. Five room house, barn, well and cellar. Buildings new. $75. Terms. Union township. 80 acres. This farm is near pike and school. 60 acres black land in cultivation and 20 acres in pasture. New four room house and outbuildings. $67.50. Terms $1,500 down. JValker township. 83 acres. This farm lies on main road near two stations. 35 acres in cultivation and remainder timber and pasture. Small set of buildings, young orchard and well. Price $35. Terms, S6OO down and long time on balance. Wheatfield township. 40 acres on public road. 25 acres in meadow and 15 woodland. Price, $35. Terms, S3OO down. Walker township. 53 acres. All level land in cultivation, clay subsoil, tiled, near pike, school and station. Has six room house and outbuildings. Price $65. Terms, down. Barkley township. t 75 acres. This farm is'all in cultivation, tiled, five room 1 house, outbuildings, on pike four miles out. $125.’ $1,500 down. Jordan township. 156 acres. 140 acres in cultivation, remainder pasture. On pike and has twelve-inch tile for outlet. Five room house, good barn, well arid fruit. Price SBS. Terms, $2,000 down. Union township. 31 acres. This lies on pike and dredge ditch. It is all good corn land, clay .subsoil, and all in cultivation. $75. Terms, SSOO down.. Barkley 1 township. 100 acres. This is a nice piece or' land, .lies ten miles out near pike and dredge ditch. It has five room house, outbuildings, orchard and good well. Price $75. $2,500 down. Union township. 40 acres on pike in Barkley township. 30 acres of fine young tim"fier and ten acres in cultivation. Price $65. Terms, SSOO down. 80 acres. This farm is the beet of soil, well tiled, splendid improvements, lots of fruit and only three miles out. $lB5. Marion township. 100 acres, three miles from market. On dredge, ditch. All black land in cultivation except

George F. Meyers

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1918

of year when the best talent can be obtained at the least figures. The local entertainment by way of music, the special lessons by home talent and the numberless little things that the home teachers and people do and have done throughout in both the county and special institutes,.' shows the appreciations of the county in general. This develops home pride in our school system. Patrons are present at the special institutes when held in different parts of the county, thus pinning a very important influence to the school cause.

eight acres of woodland. Good five room house, good barn, and other outbuildings. $75. Union township. 80 acres, eight miles from this city in Jordlan township. It is all in cultivation except eight acres. Four room house, good barn and orchard. $65. Terms. 100 acres. This is all black prairie land in cultivation or pasture except a few acres of young timber. There is a good four room house, out buildings, silo and well. Good outlet for drainage. Can sell at the low figure of $57.50 per acre on terms of $1,200 down. 160 acres of timber land on pike, of which twenty acres is cleared and in cultivation. A small set of improvements. Price $27.50 per acre on easy terms. Keener township. 240 acres. This is a big bargain at $57.50. There are a lot of good buildings, seven room house, good barn, cattle sheds, grainary, cribs and orchard. Two windmills. 2IO 1 acres in cultivation. Terms, $2,000 down. Might divide. 75 acres on pike six miles out. All cultivated, tiled, hog fences, eight room house with basement, two good barns, windmill and orchard. $125. Terms. Union township. 98 acres on pike six miles out, tiled, small house, splendid barn and a bargain at SBS. Terms. Jordan township. 160 acres. 140 acres black land in cultivation. 20 acres pasture with some timber. It has new nine room house, good barn, orchard, windmill, and is an all-round good farm. $125, Loan SB,OOO. Owner will trade for srood brick business property. Union township. 40 acres-; This farm is all black land in cultivation and has blue grass pasture. Has four room house, small barn and well. It is in good neighborhood. Price $65. Terms, SBOO down and five years on remainder. Walker township. 80 acres. This farm lies seven miles out and is all cultivated, tiled, hog tight fences, six room hoilse, large barn and many good outbuildings, windmills and tanks. A splendid home. Price $137 501 Terms, $4,000 down. Barkley township.