Ligonier Banner., Volume 43, Number 36, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 November 1908 — Page 8

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Cromwell Milk selling at the creamery: for $1 per 100 pounds,and wheat $1 per bushel. Such is the condition of the farmers around here at present. . Contractor Hill has been engaged on Lon Miller’s house about a mile east of town having gotten through with the Lutheran church. New seats were placed on the Lutheran church last week and the finishing touches put on sone fixings by Zack Cook of Ligonier. The dediecation services were held last Sunj day. i Ben Archer is home from his hunting trip to Lake of the Woods, Minn. and reports big game scarce. Wrland and Feldheiser are still hunting. s A teacher’s institute was held in the high school here last Saturday under the presidency of Prof. Henry. -There was a good attendance. The British eonstitution and form of government was the sabject under discussion and proved highly instuctive as well as interesting. Both of the huckster wagons are now off theroad for a season. Bill Wright finished last Friday and Art a week sooner. Bagte The barn on D. L. Campbell’s farm one mile east ol town was burned . last Friday afternoon and was a total loss. Insurance, about $5OO. The two gentlemen who suffered from a sudden attack of brainstorm last week received, after I sent my last dispatch, polite note from Squire Barhart who desired to have a short interview with them to find out their condition. Having diagnosed. their case they quietly retired thanking ~ the squire for his attention and incidentally having a douceur of $4.30 each, sadder but wiser men. _ Hank Kreager has put in a carload of fixings in his saloon, which look quite fresh and up-to-date. Gary Kreager and Doc Pollock are the officers who dispense the goods. The builders on the cement block store stopped work several days last week on acconnt of the frost. Trustee Com Baker and Assessor - Gus Snyder for Sparta township vis- ~ ited Albion last” Saturday and were sworn in by Auditor Earle, the former giving bonds for $25,000 and the latter. $3,000. , The Saints at Wilmot last Wednes- ' day concluded a series of protracted

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meetings which they have been holding for the last month or so. They had special services including the washing of feet of the eleet which drew a large crowd from the surrounding country to see the unique performance. Last week I drew attention toa rowdy affair that occurred at a late hour one Saturday night. The affair was characterized chiefly by the amount of obscene and profane language bandied back and forth by those engaged in it. The hour was so late that no self respecting member of society would be seen in the crowd. The kids who started the affair should all have been in bed and the others would have been better engaged at home looking after ‘their families. The question has been often asked duringgthe last ten days why that kind of people are not arrested? We have the means of administering the law then why not do it? The feelieg is running high among the better class of citizens that these things ought not and shall not oceur. It is altogether unseemly and entirely uncalled for and the sooner an end is put to the matter the better it will be for all concerned. A very pretty surprise party was given last Saturday evening by a committe on entertainment to their Macabee sisters and quite a few of their friends in the lodge room. Beyond the usual cake and ice cream, the committee with the aid of Mrs. Jack Green, had eight little misses all dressed up as witches, and with a big kettle in the center of the room, they went through all the incantations that witches are supposed to g& through. The witches were Misses Lucile Thomas, Ruth McMann, Mae Shearer, Vera Maggart, Ruth MeDowal, Corine 'Pollock, Merrice Sharp and Lena Lecount; who sang and danced splendidly. Miss Hazel Hurses gave a recisation in first class style which added much to the company’s enjoyment. ' The affair was quite unique and coming as a surprise added zest to the entertainment. ;i

The Cole Bros. have just placed a new ice box in their meat market to meet the increasing demands of the trade. Its measurement in feet is 9xllxll and has a capacity of two tons. ‘

Perry McMann is at this writing a very sick man having been confined to his bed since a week ogo last Saturday. : ; Milk at the Creamery is now selling at 104 cents per hundied. = -

‘Wheat has boen at thétdollar mark all week as also potatoes. A car load of good cloyer seed was shipped last week. Hank Kreager visited Chicago last Friday, returning Monday. , - John Kistler with wife and family visited Fort Wayne Friday, returning Monday. . The B. & O. railroad have made quite a few changes on their time table. ;

Last week a fire broke out in the barn of Jesse Coubes, the blacksmith, The alarm was given on seeing smoke issue from the northeast corner of the hay mow. The neighbors turned out and gave suffieient help to save the adjoining buildings, a hen coop and and another barn on t#fie other side of the alley. Horse, buggy and harness were saved by willing hands but the barn valued at $2OO and contents at about $5O, covered by insurance, went up in smoke. AnWenlarged barn is now in course of constructien under the superintendence of Dan Cress. - A grateful rain came our way Monday, which was much appreciated, but ended tpo soon, Tuesday being dry again. . - Frank Whitehead, living about a mile east of Broadway church, has suffered a great loss in the sudden death of his wife last Sunday. The late Mr. Whitehead was operated upon and was thought to be improving when the end suddenly came. A husband and three children mourn their loss, . iy - Frank Smith is hlVing"ﬂ!O’_Olﬂ Shobe barn rebuilt and shingled at bis plaze about two miles northwest from here, under the management of Contractor Seth Hill. = _Work on the new store has been e i 3 i‘«"‘"ﬁ ;‘9 S T“j"'\*’??“*?@» s o hw n;“f'f% “‘«:i’fﬁ

Grover Smith is building a henery of imposing dimensions, where he intends to embark in the production of of hen fruit et al. The woman’s aid society at Wilmot held a social last night for the benefit of their church. | We have a variety show, running this week in Kreager’'s hall. It is being run in the interest of some patent machine company. There is some comedy, all clean and proper, and a great treat to young and old. Dedication services were held here last Sunday in the Lutheran church the Rev. Chas. Maggart,” Cedar Rapids, lowa and Yarger Atchison officiating in the morning and evening respectively. A converzasione was held in the afternoon in which the members of the church and their friends extended mutual congratulations. : : The church is now finished and free of debt with a balance in favor of the building committee. The building 18 up to date in every respect and will accomadate about 250 people. . ; ‘ o | Sick Headache This distressing disease results from a disordered condition of the stomach, and can be cured by taking Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. Get a free sample at S. J. Williams’ drug store ond try it. -3t This is Worth Remembering As no one is immune, every person should remember that Foley’s Kid ney cure will cure any case of kidney or bladder tronble that is not beyond reach of medicine. 33-4 t S. J. WILLIAMS. ROUND : $4.80 "R | Account International Live Stock " Exposition. Tickets sold daily NOV. 29 to DEC. 4 inclusive, good returning until Dec. 12 inclusive, For particulars apply to agents. & Michigan Southern Ry 36-2 t ©

The ‘sale of Sunday' excurion tickets at the special low -fares between Elkhart, Toledo and intermediate stations will be continued during November. Round TOLEDO Trip - $1.75 Correspondingly low. fares, between intermediate stations. Train for Toledo leaves Ligonier at 7:38 a, m.; LAKE SHORE. & Michigan Southern Ry.

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" Thanksgiving is here. : Miss Cecil Greenamier went to Elkhprt to visit friends this week. Mrs. Susan Swank and daughter, Cena were company of Mrs. Henry Shaffer Friday.

Mrs. Lide Tschabold is sick with a severe sore throat.

Mrs. Mary Klatz in company with her brother William Marks of Albion went to Swrnton, Ohio, Saturday to spend Thanksgiving with her son, Bert.

Mrs. John Rendell is now able to sit up a little while at a time. . Aunt Emily Nowells of Wawaka is staying with Mrs. N. Pancake while Mr. Pancake is at Elkhart. Quite a large number of people attended the funeral of George Inks at Beulah churech Suiiday. Mrs. Emma Hooler and little daughter Fay of Milford wisited her gsister Mrs' John Boss and family several days last week. :

Sherman Rimmells and family of near Albion were the >company of Louis Rimmells, Sunday.

John Bass and wife and Master Berl were the guests of Henry Burkets near Ligonier .Sunday. Jim Smith, Mrs. Monroe Smith and Mrs. Marthd Kreager®of Cromwell were the guests of,K Joe Smith and wife, Sunday. | Mrs. Bertha Waldren visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mineir, Monday. / Mr. A. C. Mawhorter and wife spent the sabbath with Newton Pancake and wife. o Jephtha Harron and wife of near Albion are in the neighborhood visiting friends. Mrs. John Daniel and son Henry, spent Sunday at Rome City. Real Eswate Trnsfers ; .Prepared each. week by the Noble county abtract office D. S. Taylor. Emma C. Black to John F. Gatewood pt 1t 23-28 Harveys add Albion. Louis Hampton to Lovzinski MeGuire pt EX SE4 sec 34 T 34 R 10. Angie Golbert and husband to Euphena Thomas It 71 Iddings add Kendallville. ~ John MeDaniel snd wife to Jobn S. Hajy s pt lot 14 Millers add Ligonier. George Wahl and wife to Wm. H. Frey and wife pt lots 3-4 Mitchells add Kendallville, - Lena Cross and husband to Caroline Reamer pt lots 74-756 Daniels add Kendallville. - : - Jacob C. Tursell and wife to Harvey A. Moore pt lot 32 Avilla. ; ~ Howard M. Noe and wife to WilJdard F.Owen lot 45 J. B. &H Noe’s add Kimmell. - : Frances M. Stage to John D. Zook N NWiisec6T3s6B 9. John Ries and wf to David F. Ohlwine 1t 35 Daniels and Kendallville. __ What Would You Do : In case of a burn of a burn or scald what would you do to relieve the pain? Such injuries are liable to occur in any family and everyone should be prepared for them. Chamberlain’s Salve applied on a soft cloth will relieve the pain almost instantly, and unless the injuryisa very severe one, will cause the parts to heal without leaving a scar. For sale by 8. J. Williams. 83-4 t

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NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS. | State of Indiana, Noblé County ss. ' ‘ Frank P. Bothwell, Administrator with | In the Noble Cirthe will annexed of | cuit Court, January the Estate of Eliza- Term, 1909. beth Hartzel, De- } Petition to Sell ceased, | Real Estate; etc. T aNs .Notice to Non ResiRobert Brown, l dent Defendants William O. Kobher, | Charles Itlen, Trustees of the United Brethern Church. at Indian Village, Noble County, Indiana; William Cramer, Bert Himes, Russell Kunce, Trustees of the United Brethren church, at Indian Village, Noble County, Indiana; Benjamin Hentzel; Lewis F. Secrist, Esther Secrist;Mahala Emerick; Emma Gourley; Wilhelmina Koontz; Alice Bell; James Hentzel; Mary Kritze, Joseph Kritze; Susie Koonts; Solomon Secrist; William Secrist; Jesse Secrist; Ma;y Boyer; Julia Workman; David Secrist; Catherine Se-l crist; Mary A. Crites; Joseph Crites; John H. Secrist; Isabel Secrist; Elizabeth Plew, Joseph Plew; Lydia Ann Mock, John Mock; Polly Foster, Charley Foster; Mahala Click, Alfred Click; Lavina Gerard, Orlando Gerard; Martha Stamets; Joseph Mock, . Eliza J. Mock; John A. Mock; Elizabeth Jarrett, John Jarrett; Samantha Brower, Henry Brower; Della Miller, Marion Miller; Tda Andrews, Lewis Andrews; Aga Brower, Charley Brower Savilla Brower; Dolly Gibson; Frank ‘Gibson; Floyd Brower; William Brower, Victor Brower; ——— Brower; Polly Bonewitz, John Bonewitz; Catherine A. Deardorff, David Deardorff; Mary Jane Payne, F—— G. Payne; Michael Bonewitz; Martha H. Metz, C—— W. Metz; Phebe Bonewitz, John Bonewitz; Cassie Mabie, William A. Mabie; Samuel Secrist, Margaret Secrist; Simon Secrist, ——— Secrist; William ‘Secrist; Wesley Secrist; Nora Secrist; Hartzel Secrist, Elijah Secrist, Margaret Secrist; v e

all of the persons whose names are unknown to the petitioner, other than the persons above named and designated, who would be heirs-at-law of FElizabeth Hartzel, deceased had she ‘died inestate; Joel Hostetter, Roxanna Hostetter; Henry Hostetter; Sarah A. Dewey; John W. Miller; John C. Richmond; James Lari‘more; James Larimer; Elizabeth Larimore. FElizabeth A. Larimer; Abraham C. Fisher; Catherine Fisher; John W. ‘Mumma, Hannah Mumma; Josiah N. Fisher; Amos Pegg; Josiah N. Fisher, - Louisa Fisher; Abraham C. Fisher, ‘ CatherinefFisher; JamesD. Clark; Melissa 1. Clark; James Johnson; James Johnston: Martha E. Johnston; Janies Johnson, 'Martha E Johnson;Amos W. Randolph; ' Mary Randolph; Nevada McConnell; Oakley S. Ran(ﬁ)olph,-—'——— Randolph; ‘the following named, deésignated, men‘tioned and described defendants, whose christian names are each and all unknown to the petitioner;: ———Secrist, wife of Solomon Secrist; ——Secrist, wife of William Secrist; ———Secrist, wife of Jesse Secrist; ———Boyer, husband of Mary Boyer; ———Workman, husband of Julia Workman; ——— Bonewitz, wife of Michael Bonewitz; ——

Secrist, wife of Hartzel Secrist; —— Hostetter,wife of Henry Hostetter; ———— Miller, wife of John W. Miller; —— Richmond, wife of John C. Richmond; ———TLarimore, wife of James Larimore; ———Larimer wife of James ILarimer; ~————Tarimer, husband of Elizabeth Larimer; ———— Larimer, husband of Ellzabeth A. Larimer; ——Fisher; wife of Abraham C. Fisher; ———Fisher, husbhand of Catherine Fisher; ———Mummawife of John W. Mumma; ———Mumma, husband' of Hannah Mumma; —— Fisher, wife of Josiah N. Fisher; —— Pegg, wife of Amos Pegg; ——— Fisher,: wife of Josiah N. Fisher; ———Fisher, husband of Louisa Fisher; ——— Fisher, wife of Abraham C. Fisher; ———Fisher, husband of Catherine Fisher; —— Clark, wife of James D. Clark; —— Clark, husband of Melissa I. Clark; —— Johnson, wife of James Johnson; —— Johnston, wife James Johnston; —— Johnston, husband of Martha E, Johnston; ———Johnson, wife of James Johnson; ———Johnson, husband of Martha E. johnson; : the children, decendants and helrs, the 'survivinf spouse, the widow, widower, the creditors and administrators of the estates, the devisees, legatees, trustees and executors of the last will and testament, respectively and the assigns and. successors in interest respectively of each of x}he ' fotcgoing named, designated, mentionéd and described defendants, if deceased; all of the women "once known by any of the fiames above stated who e have changed their names or are. 3% hicwi By, e oihet gw,| doe i, T "m " "_‘-*i_-xf .') :y. Jim SEe T ca g "w-’r’-\ ‘

and described as defendants to thisaction who are married, the names of all of whom are unknown to petitioner. : Be it known that on the 25th day of November, 1908, the petitioner in the above entitled cause filed in the office of the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of llndiana his petition and complaint -against the defendants in the above entitled cause, making each and all of said above named, designated, mentioned and described defendants thereto, and praying for an order and decree of said Court therein that the defendants other than the legatees and beneficiaries named in the will of said Elizabeth Hartzel, deceased, testatrix, and the defendant, | Emma Gourley, have no interest in; right or title to, or lien or claim upon or against the real estate of which said testatrix died seized, to-wit: outlot number one hundred sixteén (116) in the town (now city) of Ligonier, in Noble County, in the state of Indiana; for an order directing petitioner tomake payment from assets now in his hands and which shall come into his hgnd by the sale of said. real estate, the legatees and beneficiaries named in said will, and for the sale of said real estate hereinabove described in accordance with and pursuant to the orders in the will of testratrix and for the | further purpose of making assets for the payment of said legacies and bequests and such iudebfedness, if any, as the personal assets of said estate may be insufficient to pay. ' 3 And the petitioner - having ~further averred in his said petition and complaintthat you and each of you, (except Mary A. Crites, John H. Secrist, Isabel Secrist, Lewis F. Secrist, Esther Secrist, Elizabeth Plew, Joseph Plew, Mahala Click, Alfred Click, Lavinia Gerard; Orlando Gerard; Martha Stamets; Joseph Mock; Eliza J. Mock; John A. Mock; Cassie Mabie; William A. Mabie; Samuel Secrist; Margaret Secrist; Simon Secrist; — Secrist William Secrist;Wes'ey Secrist; Nora Secrist;) are non-residents of the State of Indiana, or that your residence is unknown and it further appearing from said petition that you are each and all necessary parties to said proceeding you you are severally hereby notified that said petition so filed and which is now pending is set for hearing in said Noble Circuit Court at the conrthouse in the town of Albion, in Noble County, in the State of Indiana, on the. 4th day of January, Ig9og, the same being the first Judicial day of the January, 1909, Term of the Noble Circuit Court of Indiana.

Witness the Clerk and seal of‘said Court this 25th day of November, 1908. [SEAL] GEORGE L. FOOTE, Clerk Noble Circuit Court, FRANK P. BOTHWELL, Att'y. for Estate.

NON-RLUSIDENT NOTICE. State of Indiana, Noble County,ss: John E, Todd, Viola (In the Noble CirMoore - | euit Court, Janu-~ Vs | ary Term, 1909. George F. Clark, H. .| Action to Quiet Bronson, Alla H. < Title to and to Clark,Hiram Bronson | Discharge Liens Mary A. Bronson, | from Real Estate: Hiram Brunson,Mary | Notice to NonAnn Brunson, John Residents. R. Cook, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Road Company; Hugh McCulloch; Hugh McCulloch, Trustee, created by trust deed recorded in Mortgage Book 2, Page 4220 f the records of Noble County. Indiana; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Road Company; Samuel Hanna:; Eliza Hanna; Charles Hanna; Hénry Hanna; Horace Hanna; samuel T. Hanna; William W, Hanna; Hugh T. Hanna; Eliza Hanna; Thomasettas Hanna, Clara L, Carnahan; William 8. Carnahan; Oliver S, Hanna; James T. Hanna; Hugh McCulloch; Rufus French; Oliver W. Jeflerus; George W, Mc‘Connell; Wm., Taylor, William .Taylor, Hugn Hanna, Pliney Hoagland, Jesse L. Williams: Jacob bdtraus, Frederick W. Straus, Madlon Straus, Mathias. Straus, Simon W. Straus, Hattie Straus, Samuel J. T, Straus, Lillie Straus, Arthur W. Straus, Anna Kahn, Henry Kahn, Belle Ragensburg, Benjamin Ragensburg, Hattie Rosenthal, Lawrence Rosenthal; Sarah Livingston, Max Livingston; Leopold Straus, Emma Straus, Eli M. Straus, Mattie Straus, Aaron Strans, Bertha Straus; - -

the following named, designated, mentioned and described defendants, whose christian names are each and all utknown to the plaintiffs: —— Clark, wife of George F. Clark; —+—— Bronson, wlife of H. Bronson; — Bronson, husband of H. Bronson ;—— Clark, husband of Alla H., Clark; —— Clarkywife of Alla H.Clark; —-- Bronson, wife o} Hiram Bronson; ——— Bronson, husband of Mary A. Bronson; —— Brunson, husband of Mary Ann Brunson; —— Brunson, wife of Hiram Brunson; —— Cook, wife of John R. Cook;——— McCulloch, wife of Hugh Mc¢Culloch: —— Hanna, wife of samuel Hanna; —— Hanna, husband of Eliza Hanna; —— Hanna, wite of Charles Hanna; —— Hanna, wife of Henry Hanna; —— Hanna, wife of Horace Hanna; —— Hanna, wife of Samuel T. Hanna; -—— Hanna, wife of William W. Hanna; -—— ——— Hanna, wife of Hugh T. Hanna; —— Hanna, husband of Eliza Hanna; — Hanna, husband of 1 homasetta Hannaj; — Carnahan, husband of Clara L. Carnahan; —— Carnahan, wife of William 8. Carnahan; Hanna, wife of Oliver S. Hanna; ——— Hanna, wife of James T. Hanna; —— McCulloch, wife of Hugh McCulloch; —— French, wife of Rutus French; —— Jefferds, wife of Oliver wW. Jeflerds; —— MecConnell, wife of George W. MeConnell ; —— Taylor, wife of Wm, Taylor; —— Taylor, wife of William Taylor; —— Hanna, wife of Hugh Hanna; ——— Hoagland, wife of Pliney Hoagland; —— Williams, wife of Jesse L. Williams; Sl et %

the children, descendants and heirs, the surviving spouse, the widow, widower, the creditors and administrators of the estate, the devisees, legatoes, trustees and executors of the last will and testament respectively and the assigns and successors in interest respectively of each of the foregoing named, designated, mentioned and described defendants, if deceased; all of the women once known by any of the names above stated who may have changed their names or who are now known by someother name, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs; the spouses of all of the persons above named, designated, mentioned and described as defendants to this action who are married, the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiffs. : Beit known that on the 25th day of November, 1908, the plaintiffs inthe above entitled- cause, by their attorney, Frank P. Bothwell, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Nchle Circuit Court of lndiana tkeir complaint against the defendants in the above entitled cause, and the said plaintiffs having also filed in said Clerk’s office the affidavit of a competent person showing that each and all of the above named, designated, mentioned and described aefendants, whose names are known and stated except Jacob Straus, Sarah Livingston and Max Livingston are as he is informed and believes, non-residents of the State of Indiana; that the names are unknown of each and all of the other defendants sued in this action and they are each and all believed to be non-residents of the State of Indiana; that the residence of each'and all of the above named defendants is unknown except Jacob Straus. Sarah Livingston and Max Livingston and upon diligent inquiry can‘not be ascertained;that said cause of actycn 1s brought to try. détermine and quiet the title to and to release and discharge liens { from the real estate in Noble County, in the state of lndiana, . described in ‘plain:iffs’. complaint, and that a cause jof action exists against each and all of said delendants in favor of the plaintiffs and that they arejeach andjall prc()iper and necessary parties thereto And sal Elalntlﬂs having fixed by endorsement thereon at the time of the fliling of said complaint Jaguary 22, 1909, the same being the 17th Judicial day of the January 1909 term of the Noble Circuit Court for the hearing and trial of their said complaint and cause of action. Now therefore each and all of the above named, designated, mentioned and described defendants are hereby notified «f the filing and pendency. of said comé)lalnt‘ and cause of action against them and that unless they appear and answer and demur ‘thereto on the 22nd day of January 1909, the same being the 17th Judicialday of a term ofsald Court to be begun and held at the Court house in the town of Albion, in Noble County, Indiana, the first Monday in Janus ary,1909, said complaint and the mattersand t.higgs therein contained and alleged will be heard and determined in thei:afbsence. Witness the Clerk and seal of said Court this 25th day of November, 1008, [SEAL] GEORGE L. FOOTE_‘_Clerk.* ~ Clerk Noble Circuit Court. . F. P. BOTHWELL, Attorney for Pl'ff. X e -86-3 t 3 3 2 ¥ o & - o R 2 ' - BESSIE A. YA,HDEVENTER' : : Ge sy M VANDEVENTER - PHYBIOIANS AND SURGEONS B o ‘ ,:"'fr‘"‘i» :i‘_:‘ AR / =3 a 4 5 OM“&%”%S“‘?“ Yhuone. ‘k “(a?:» R 00l H)?""""“?* n ﬁ*“i : | RR B e el L

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NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS. State of Indiana, Noble County,ss: : Elisha Blackman, jr. In the Noble CirVS cuit Court, Janu- - James Edgar, Mar- rary Term,l9o9; garet Edgar, Julia Ann Spangle,-Eugene E. Spangle, Mihue C. Spangle, Clara Lewis, Kattie Sg)a.ngle. Edith Spangle, Earl Lee Spangle,” Lucy J. Sneckenberger, William Spangle, Frank J. Spangle, John Spangle; Alice Wallick; George O. Spangle; Henry C, Spangle: Isadora Blackman; Joseph D Oliver; Frederick W. Straus;Madlon Straus; Jacob Straas; Mathias Straus; Simon W, Straus, Hattie Straus; Samuel J.T. Straus, Lillie Straus; Arthur W: Straus, Ann Kahn, Henry Kahn; Belle Ragensburg: Benjamih Ragensburg, Hattie Rosenthal; Lawrence Rosenthal; Sarah Livingston; Max Livingston; Leopold Straus, Emma Straus, Elf M. Straus, Mattie Straus. Aaron Straus, Bertha Straus, the following named, designated, mentioned and described, defendants whose christian names are each and all unknown to plaintiff: —Ed%ar. wife of James Edgar; —— Edgar, usband of Margaret KEdgar; —— Spangle, wife of Eugene E, Spangle; — Spangle, wife of Mihue Spangle;——Spangle, husband of Mihue Spangle; —— Lewis, husband of Clara Lewis; — Spangle, husband of Kattie Spangle; — Spangle, husband of Edith Spangle; — Spangle, wife of Earl lLee Spangle; — Sueckenberger, husband of Lucy J. Sneckenberger; —— Spangle, .wife of William Spangle; — Spangle, wife of- Frank J. Spangle; — Spangle, wife of Joha i?pangle; — Wallick, husband of Alice Wallilck; — Spangle, wife of George O. Spangle; — spangle, wife of Henry (. Spangle;— Blackman, husband of Isadora Blackman; —— OHver. wife of Joseph D.Oliver; the children, descendants and heirs, the surviving spouse, the widow, widower, the creditors and administrators of the estate, the devisees, legatees, trustees and executors of the last will and testament, respec‘tively, and the assigns and successors in interest respectively, of each of the foregoing named, designated, mentioned and described defendants, if deceased; all of the women once known by any of the names above stated, who may have changeéd their namss Or are now known by some other name, the names of whom are unknown to plaintiff; ‘the spouses of all of the persons above named, designated, mentioned and described defendants who are married, the names of each and allof whom are unknown to plaintiff. Be it known that on the 25th day of November, I¢oB, the plaintiff in the above entitled cause by his attorney, Frank P, Bothwell, tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Noble Circult Court of Indiana his complaint against the defendants in the above entitled cause and the said plaintiff having also flled in said Clerk’s office the affldav.t of a comypetent person showing that each and all of the above named, designated, mentioned and described defendants, whose names are known and stated, except Jacob Straus,Sarah Livingston and Max Livingston, are as he is informed and believes, ‘ non-residents of the State of Indiana; that the names are unknow%of each and all of ‘the other defendants sued in this m‘}tgon and ‘they are each and all believed to*be nonresidents of the state of Indiana; thatthe residence of each and all of the above named defendants, except Jacob Straus, sarah Livingston and Max Livingston is unknown and upon dlll(glenb inquiry cannot be ascertained; that said cause of action is brought to try, determihe and quiet the title to and to release and discharge liens from the real estate in Noble County, Indiana, described in plaintiff’s complaint, and that a cause of action exists afgalnst each and -all of said defendants in favor of the plaintiffs and that they are each and all proper and necessary parties thereto. | And said plaintiff having fixed by endorseﬁent thereon at the time of the filing thereof January 22, 1909, the same being the 17th Judicial day ofthe Janums’ 1909 term of said Court for the hearing and trial of his said complaint and cause of action, now therefore each and all of the above named dosignated, mentioned and described defendants are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said comdplamc and cause of action against them and that unless they l appear and answer or demur thereto at the calllng of said cause on the 22d day of Jann—{ ary, 1909, the same being the 17th Judiclal day of a term of said Court to be begun and heid at the Court house in the town of Albion, in Noble co.untay, in the State of Indiana, the first Monday in January, 1909.1 said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will be heard and determined in their absence, - - Witness the Clerk and seal of said, Court this 25th dagror November, 1908. S [SEAL] EORGX?,L. FOOTE, Clerk, : of Noble Circuit Court. . F. P. BOTHWELL, Attorney for Pl'ff.

Notice of Final Settlement State of Indiana, Noble County,ss: In the Matter of the Estate of Mary Todd, e No. 1877 Deceased. In the Noble Circuit Court, January term; 1909, g Notice is hereby given, That the undersigned as administrator of the Estate of Mary Todd, Deceased, has flled in said court his account and vouchers in final settlement of said Estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said court at the Court House at Albion, Indiana, on the 4th da?' of January, 1809, at which time and place all persons interested in said Estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, ifany there be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent, and all others intersted in said estate, are also hereby required, at the time and place aforesaid, to &gpear'and make })rool of their heirship or claim to anlg part of said estate. ANDREW F, UMBENHOWER, ] - Administrator. FRANK P. BOTHWELL, Att'y. - 862 s EART R & ’ » . FOLEYSHONEY-<TAR

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