South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 63, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 March 1920 — Page 9

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BALBINA MYERS ATTEMPTS SUICIDE Turnty-lwo Year Old Girl ifunu'(I by Lover Takes Carbolic Acid. Ml Halbina Myers, who is employed, as a domestic at th" rur.il home of Mr. and Mrs. Tot j. i nnruu'll OI ..miuwhk:. Kri(.iiJv IM fh. r,.o-it r. fri",r,' ,41 as ln I'-Uit fr an at-

tempt to commit suiride, Monday frnornin. Mi-s Myers was found in nn uncouM iou, condition in her f . ...

r"-ni at.o'it midnight y Mers. Nelfon ulio li d .een awakentd previously y:y oio.ms- from the irl. n KoinC to her home she found the Irl lyins on the floor and a bottle of carboll'- acid heside her. Medi'il attention was imtndeiately civen and when she regained concioustired of living statins the b-id beer, i Hh'n'-'i to r.e married to a youni; man froni CcjIumbtiK. O.. Lut ho h.id jilte! her. Miss Myers is L'J yiara old and came here from Ohio l'ifinf tcfmbfr. s?he entered th erploy of Xhto N'elson family about Tlirt-e wvfka ago. Itr.IOIlT TWO ITItFS. Tl'.e central Dro department was calV.l to the home of Frank J. r.sckci, 314 Mvijicn rt.. lue.'day irormntr to extinguish a roof !ire. J'amiKe amounts o 52". Tne firemen were alo called to th- home of William Melser. W. Ritteir ht.. at 3 o'clock Tuesday morning to extinguished a chimney Jire. Slight damages resulted. MIIS. TIlKKCrr IfTi:itT.IVS. Mrs. C. A. Drench entertained the tlemhers of the Hishop Kniekbacker giild of St. Paul's I'pi.scopal hurch at her homo Tuesday evening. it roll SAII Three five room Iwur0. 1 -to $l.'jO. pajineutn; ne- rr.:n ! l.-.ye, fire ncres, Narn, fruit, hhade, etc. , j ...J proposition close in; rooia ii m .? j t,- a. rei, tvro ana one-nair iimi.cr, eiru Mid outhulldinss. n Jefferson pud; very i ( ,.. n;iVl tlier tioiiws iu all parti of tie cit.v I'arl Castleiu:in. I'hone M'sluii::. to.: ai.i: 11". W. Ilittril st.. lU room modern brl. V. nii.i fr-iine Ti nse; t h.lr.i:i s. . ...-ts. run::i'T hvat. vle.-fP- llgat. t m. lt.-.rdw ot tl..,r. tr'ilt trees, err a p.. tir-. ..od.sl.ed. doulUe parage l'rl e n'ta. llapp. Ke.iltor. Jil t'!tiiis l'.aiiU llbljr.. P.,. -ii.- bitaela i;71. Souib I'.end. In.!. 'Jl7 KOK SAI.F. A frond iovpii room modern h;.uv In Klver l'ark, cue Mock i.rtb . f Hn.. sim- , :icli or terms. iv.r.....i, h..n- oi S. Snrinir t.. all I i.ewly painted and rpt-Tcd. $-V-'; suull pay nuut down: hnlaiiee en terms ii-w iHvrii nxiui htiire. utrb'tly nnIriu. two blocks et of Orp'iahs' b-nie mo! one .alf M.v-k Houtli of ar line; r-a-onal.le price; .its-li or terms. '.in civ imniedlite possessi-'a of any vT thf!e LoTjsn. Achllle C. lpaert. I'hone Mlüban-nKH -tf j.i , r--Sheo!.ard do?, inswcrs t- na: :" ,.f Trivle" lleward :.r return. Writ. l-.ni li..!..i,r. K. 1". 1. No. J. Mlshavaka. I'.- IP. rot: sbi: , l i ! r roein Louse, modern i pt ...... r -.r-.ee Prl-e 1'M! j(Mi rooin lioue. A-l condition. 1-ri.v -NN) l'ie r.Mm Louse, good bt, well, clsI.TIl. ITbe 1"' l reus, corner lot. fdr condi ti Ms. s and stool. I'rl -e 1,mo ,-:'. r-"c,is, modern. chl ken ln.n-e. 1 repair-. Prle O P!i. i,. MlMhawaka ."T. II. C. ;.irmlre. J if WAV Till - F.irl or b-y. IT or is v,a-s old. for enice w.rk An, eicell.nt cpj Tfu'idtv for one ho d-l"e vabi.'M' .i-Ti.-m e Annlv in -n handwriting.

MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED ! . !

M it,- what oii are low doin. it' ;tt(rot SAI.II . Johns.. n nioior wheel am'

:iri.l t-lve name or ta r i-Ti ii -.- A l lrts- C. News-Ttuo'H. 2;:.; ! A A V Tlin IU I. rly woman to act . n i.oapi'iion for a:ed I t : s-x-l he..:- ; f..r ti e rU'M parly. Write l.i s. I .; , . 1'hniH - WANTi:: llpcr!em'd tirem.n; ;.-. nl'it watchman. Apply Kamm au 1 .-n;l!inj:T . .Mih ian.'. 2t2 u ivti'ii Tu lrr.vr hoin a vine f. r 'id 14 irx old t.. car. I and r-om. j I ' en zlve nrsl Mi' rierenre. an u a:a i 41 or Adiri 1. o. :!' t ÄVANTi:i Cilrl for U-w. w.-rK. 'Vd .if U N. Si-rln .,t. l"ione Ml.diau.ika i: sai-i: INrMv ...lern to r."in h'Ue on I.ln.o'n t:iv 1.". ("orn-r lot tlil'.'O Jl 0l . p.;.;)r:t rcjeiVed. I'lilan.T in r menti Itenlty Co. iTice f5.2'.. .'?. n"h ' WANTi:l liv -In-'.e !,..n. unfurnished or furnished roo:-i 'u t ihK for t n! !i inr; .eulrtl latloU or.fcrte 1. Ho. J. K.. Neu Times I i-U: SAU! l r.e horse plow; o;,e l'.p! t prln? wncon, h-.?J j.c.d ,.ik h ir- . all In i."od condition; als.' ; !-- lUZ"1' yon s.vi.t: 101 N. Main t . ornr in and Marlin td.: 7 rwia hoti-; n 1 e li-.n.-.a-. : t .Uts: totlrt In h'Ue; wat.-r end ln m kitchen; ele. tri.- lUb.t. l.-tera. cellar: caMSf : w.-j.ir,.; . ni'i. :.cj--fYult treej ; allev: che 11," . 1.1'ui y 1 . , ITice' JL'v.'oo. ! w.m. l'.vrr K.a'.O - j CiH Cltlei.' r-ank I'.'l.Z. j South lhnd. Ind. 1 lau. oln 1 71. VVTKI Ditajr. rr'v -it sirulth's huucii ICooin. rio .N. ila:a ?t . at 4tf MIlKin Y HONPS -We j.av p to -"' n' t as'i, aaT'i-! nn": '' o e al... heM oe.'. lb I., fuini:-. i- , ifotirt'u dv.r.t l ti 'r M.l-' Sixty A. c l.r..i. It h t-ut'dttiK''. orchard tn l ill t.'iit. ii.a and jirowun; ero.-s; -lies tie river :in 1 ..a oi.au:.!. no-ir'. v w-lx- IVÜt I 4 r -1 Mi "I

OF MISHAWAKA 120 Lincoln Way W. Phone Mishawaka 10

TO Sli:.K ON" CIIItlSTTAN SCI i:.oi "Christian Soieneo will e the , S lMe, f f,f the thlrH of .rl. L'-ntMi S'-rmons to be jriven Sunday afUrnor.n at 4 o'clock by tho Rnv. J. A. .Su' !zr at St. Joseph's Catholic rhurrh. His first mrmon was ' ori ''jjirit':alim." and his t'cor.'l on "Thf. Ouija Board." rcL.r.Mi;i uttters. letters for the following persons remain uncalled for at the Ioal i . . . Ton. olare: I t i:. J. P.otrue. ' 1. , .' . " " . I uieavt'n tn.iini)'. .miss porotny " '"""m rHarry GW- J- i-tf.n. Hay Hamilton A. Januleitz. A. Janut' r, Mrs. Margaret Keen, Mrs. J. J. h.jo. .miss ur.su- 1,100, K. faster.; Keen.., iinoweny Wojci.sch. Misa. iJeatrh-e I, our. J'.nil Shoup, Leander Wills" n. Flmer Winstead, Miss Lib lian Zierke, Williard Zohman. AT Tili: LINCOLN. "P.onds of Iove," starring Paul ne "r.rrlr will l,r thnii'n fit tV T.in eil ii theater for Ihr Inst time tod;iy Frvdi.rick is said to be one of America's greatest emotional nrtr-sf, mid appears to tho best , of advantage in this super production. .Mlshawula I.mI. I30. I V A. M. Called mcctinf: Wednesday tvonIr.x at 7: HO. Work in M. M. decree. Julius A. Newman, W. M. I. II. Hiiber. Pec'y. vdvt i IK micas socn;TY MMirnxc. Members of the Dorcas society of the First Methodist church and I their husbands, enjoyed a pot-luck j supper in the church parlors Tuesday evening. niiovAii notici:. Russell, The Coalman's otnec. I r.ow in the Kankert building, 109 W. Front st. 2t2 Dr. P. II. MnkieKil. osteopathic physician, moved to 201 R. Church et. 4tf Advt FOR HI-INT Modern ftir!;ilied rooms. 1111.. N". .Main st. 'A'2 y(m S Idl Piano. 10S H. First t. Call toiilrlit Peteen 7 and s olo k. 3(1 YVANTKD TO Si:iI."..0io .sh.ires of insolldate Arizona copper mine .steck Jit once. Write offer t S. S.. IVst Of rce lo 7."., .Mlshaivakii. .if.', ! roil SALiI Six-room r-oiise. ha; i. wolb uml cHfern, ellar. t'ru't trees. sldevalkg. Tri.-e 'XiO tat nd f.utury dls triet. Owner leaving ätv. Inquire premises. Iloin.-Wdod IV. ltl I'oit SAI.II One 'levidet. two extra rims and tires. One rrd nve passenger. Imperial garage, Lincoln way V. I'leme ."";. -.f KHK SAM-:-2l Tart rpliuton pullet. I'lione M!s!jaw.ika tl. Jtl" WOIIDIIX HII ALT Y COMPANY OF sot i it riishavaka OtTie, tio.5 w. lhitd ft., p-hono Mlsliawaka JOJ. . L. II. Vaioiewalle. A.ent Twelve of our Misliawaia modern and pnrtly modern trnmrc. W. i;tli st., 7 rooms r.i on II. Misliawaka av., 7 reo-m .". iieo.e) W. (Jroye st . 10 rooms i.'.oih ltntteii, 7 r..iiis 4. oem.no Lliuida way L., 5 rooms. u modern r..c-,o oo II. Third t.. 7 rooms, all modern .VUhvOi) .Melhurn at.. Ö rto:ns. ni l.rn .. 3,K.Ve) Mcrrltleld rd., 0 rtH.m, p.irtly niodern o.IOOIh) Joiviion st.. 7 ponm o.l ". Gtii St.. i rooms, paitly modern " 2 O'Hi oil I l.'ltfi.l 'I r...,Mi j 1 r,m iui w. öth ,t .'. ro.o.M .'.'.'.ww;;;;; i.Ww wouiui.N UMAl.i i 'o TO THADII I. t on Indiana :.v to trade for roadster. Peers l'.i ., U I.iucoln Waiv F. I'oi; sali: strictly i:, d,rn ci'ht room hIIe on I.ll:o!ll ly II l.'le immediate po&.Nsio,i. Mark Kealtv ' Id. eh o':; S. Fnion st. :t: - Fol: SALL To SiriTldl AN 1ISTAT1I. F. ThirI st., 7-rcom modern, l.."0 bin. opi u ay V.. d'uhh Ii.uk i. roon: eii a.-ii nie. lo.i.rn. Hardwood no r-. in nrs-i iars . -oioiition. io.ikiii W. I. I trau: Loo. I'eaUnr, 4. J. .M. S pl.lu- . Phones. otTh-e .Main 7; K. s. Harrison ."VJFI ÖT" tf oi un.i u ;ir rem ..Ol. M . s. iu l . . .c.... vonn;." jcnsen ny p'lf'" i'wi I'ii'.r '"it iLJ 1 IU TIK' (.!.... i r... . .... ! a ... . t' . V l'o. rin.ne M tin l'l. ICtf i on su ! I Modern r.ine-r-'o.n i.'ou-.-; tir.n tlonr a"- I r i!ii.-eu,,-nts ; etiliii!.-. l!ui-' room, mu.-de I I ro...u. ill.r.ir. dum,- .....in. a i t -j.-n. I'rm''ipa! room s o.i k nui-'i. mid th jr. hlil, I l.ir.e be-1 Too !l , S. (. ,t S, Ca.",t. bar ire I. ;-.-iu. nt. ht water heat, elc-tri lU'tit, hat. i. iiMv .., t.l.. -araire. fruit ! Win. Haid', loulter. -ot Citlr.-riM ISank itld' I'hone l.Ui. oln Suuth l'.ond. Ind. 1 ). i i - ' " WANTKUTo i;f - nmr.r.T of Vu-j, rar.lfir fro;a M.. !o "..xi Will .-17 c..p... For a l uU k .N..1 ..lil Achb.e Co. I-i"rt- l"-"-in?! ;,,Kt HM If 1 (iK A L ! . . Mo.It'i i..nc-r"oui tioi:---. f hed -oo:ns, f.ir:;.i'- he.tt. sanitary bnnt.'nc. !-. tn : Ii V bt. p.o 1 leil.tr, eite."ii. v !1. ,',i'.r.-.' lt.i.M. .la ke . Lu Lcat d J.'l V. .Ml-hawaa a:. . . Wi.i. IIa:-;., b-alt. r. .1 iu' n iatiK n. :c, ri.oLO Lnauhl bol South r.ei b Ird. ".-.:7 I'oi; SALI:. N. M.ir'.iiit; ,.n corner of V. bawrea.e .1:0: Mar.ird " r-'oL'l house. 2 hvd r'i.n. u.it'-r In hoiie. ;;! ir. iit-tvm. oo.iah.-d. cht won r-e-use, large lot a;xiii. i'rl- e i. Wia. llapp. Ke.titr. ZU .ritUens Hank I'.: 1'Loi.e LlLadu 1071 Souili Uei ..!. Ir.d. -i H'K S.xi.i: Seven ro-m 10 is.. !.,.,. l ) ;t ll.M W. Scnt! .-t.. o.tuieu tl.f I I.nud in! I.;;an ts. p:i.nn--it. Vl:i 1 1 i I .It-a .tor. Iii ('ii-, It l.'.e. '.ui ........ ! 1'i.oue lauioln 1 j.l South Loa;, In.!.

M i rnts I'iiom PoisoMNc;. Mis? I Varl Calvin who resides with Mr. I r at 11 1 U N- Main st..

f:"" 1 - IH'-JMUH . . . 1. Ü ' . . . 2 4 1 Monday nicht suffering from ioisonln. .About a week aero. Miss Calvin went to Kankakee, 111., to tike rr:1 Pi'ymc ir. as a uomesuc in a pri vat- homo there. While there four members of the family died from peculiar malady. diagnosed as poiMmim: and Mis Calvin returned ' to Mishawaka Monday afternoon. Iarint; the evening ?he complained of l-ein ill and shortly afterward li-cm violently sick. It Is thought that she sufferinL- from the am - tu:. v Ihnt relive, tho ,-1e:.t nf " ' me ivanKaxec parties. TO Mi:i7T VI:iM:sD.V. The Missionary society of tho First iJaptist church will rufet Wednesday afternoon at 2:.10 o'clock in the church parlors. Mrs. Iouise c.amble will be the devotional lead- , er. i ()'uisTi:its m ki:t. Peter Fetter won the favor at euchre following the regular meetof St. John's court. 032. Catholic 'Artier or o Testers?, ncia -Monuay evening. will i:nti;kt.ix ( ircli:. Th- members of th- Ht. Andrew's .ewlng- circle will In- rnU-rtaincd Wodnesdny afternoon by Mrs. Fred Hyam, 215 S. Cleveland Ft. BUCHANAN Henry French w.s in town attain Saturday cveninc. Cfor-c Adams is back from Virc,ini.i alter several weeks' visit. Mi.s.t Helen Hanlin and Miss Cleo Portz were in iouth IJend Saturday ! afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Durrows entcrtained Saturday evening, it heing her birthday. The P.. G. IT. sorority met at the homo of Miss Marguerite Stutskc Monday evening. The I I). girls were entertained by Miss Lena Leiter Monday niht. Mrs. K. C. Iclk and Mis'. Jack "White entertained a few couples at dancing Tuesday evening. Miss Louise Arney was home this week end from Chicago. A. Charle.- entertained a few gentlemen friends at dinner Wednesday evening in honor of Jesse Ville, who celebrated his birthday. Mis Ueryl Lashbaugh entertained a small number of friends with a dancing party at tbe Clark tbeater I Wednesday evening in honor of Mis? Huth James, who leaves next week for Indianapolis. Robert Landsman of Three Rivers was in Huchanan Wednesday Mopping over on his way enroute to Chicago. Tuesday evening the young women clerks in the tirrje orrlce of the Clark Equipment Co. gave Mrs. Chester Sennott a surprise and miscellaneous thower at her home. The new bride received gifts f linen, silver and aluminum ware. Game? and music were enjoyed and refreshments were served. The Monday Literary club met last Monday with Mrs. Rose IIowI ard. Mis.- FYances Hess of Midland is spending a few days with her siter, Mrs. G. S. L'aston, because of . the Midland school being closed on account of a coal shortage and the influenza. Miss Ruth James has resigned her position with the Clark Truck Traclor Co- anfl accented mpioynient in Indianapolis. The arrange ment will enable Miss James to be near to her home. Floyd Smith was in town Fridaj afternoon. Mark Trent started work in Niles Monday. Miss Angelina Jefferies va in j Niies Saturday morning. Mrs. White and Mrs. R. J. F.urrows were in South Rend Saturday afternoon. Mr-v Harry Chamberlain was in Grand Rapids purchasing spring millinery Koods. Mrs. iviisy darning and d nighoter. Jes.-ie f Three Oaks visited Mrs. Noah Canlield Tuesdav. li l l l h. I I iild If IjlXiKrlj WAGE IS 57.750 YEARLY I!-v 1 :'iffl I're: INlLNAr 'LIS', Ir.d.. March 2. l'rick la'iiii: has In on added to tho curricuVam of tho Arsenal Teehnical hi'h s hool here, it was learned today. Kurt-t n students arc enrollod i: the course and :hev receive a weeK uhia they are taking instructions. The instructors are former bric'.i masons now working fr an avrai;o salary of Jl.TÖOii year. mm-m f Il l :n ir siuocnis ni Man urKin mr ? s a d iv whon they complete the ;toU, - .,.. Tb.e class was started at the lamest of the Mason Contractors' as-iociation ana is composed of II j students. 1 " i TIIOsI! INTKUbSTbD IX Tili: IlOMi: lllLVrTIITL. Mr. ll(ss Crane of Chicago Art Institute lectures daily at the hinh ! school auditorium on home buildin:, homo decoration and art in the heme Hear him daby at 3:30 and 7:20 o'clock. Prce of charso Auspices of Kctoll Merchants Bureau. 764-3 AdvL CHICAGO. March 2. I'nior. ex-1 pressmen, threatening to strike un- i !-s thi ir lieir.ands for S3." a month , . , ........ . i jur l, v.i vith Kmory Stedman. vice president of the American Railway Express ...1. .. ' - ... .

AOr EXACTLY A REGULAR LEAP YEAR MARRIAGE

"Was it a leap year marriape, Mrs Hasslett," inquired the society editor. "Well n-no not ex-act-ly." came hesitatingly from the confu'-. 1 bride. Hut anyway they wrro married on .Sunday the most prripltltlous of ah the days of this exceptional year. It may h;j.- been merely the culmination of a romance be;un la fore the ausj icious 1020 started hi-- romantic ran 'T thrn 11 ml' hav0 l'",n ai !',m' blends rumored, that Fred Hasslett of Itochester, Ind.. a lotii? time admlror of Miss Rose Ii Hue, private secretary to C. L. CranL-er of the Studebaker corporation, was a l it bashful but was not too thy to respond with a heartjafMrmative to Miss Ia Hue's leap year question. I5c that as It may the marriace service was performed Sundav afternoon at 5 o'clock by Rev. C. A. Sickafoose of the United Brethren church. Mr. and Mrs. Ilasslett will reside at Clary, Ind. QOljiSTY ROAD WORK WILL BE CARRIED ON BY COMMISSIONERS Si. Joseph county road building will not be baited by the ruling of the state hoard of accounts that caused the cloinir of tho countv . engineer's ollicc at Tern Haute, according to the opinions of county tdtu-i.ils connected , ith the road program of tho county for the comin year. Several hundred thousand dollars are to be ?pent in the county during the coming season and contracts arc awaitint: the decision of the supreme court of the state on the county ui;T road law and the clause' in the newtax law requiring county commissioners to secure the consent of the Hate tax commissioners before continuing with road projects. Tests of the above laws were started recently in the superior court where Judge Montgomery upheld the stand of the? county commissioners. The case was immediately taken to the supreme court for a ruling and is now awaiting action by that body. "I don't know the exact method that is being ut d ir. Vino county," said County Auditor Sedgwick. "If the method there is to pay the county surveyor by the bond issue, then they arc in the -ame condition that we are. In St. Joseph county the county surveyor is paid by the bond issue that is used to meet the other expenses of tho road. The county engineer's department in this county is paid under a fund appropriated by the county council and is not dependent on any bond issue." "As I understand the condition In Terre Haute and Vigo county," said County Kr.fjineer T). Moomuw, "the county surveyor is tho only man that is affected by such a ruling-. This ottlce has not closed, ami from what I know now. will not close. We have a large program of road building that is going to bo put through as soon as there is a ruling from the supreme court on the county unit road law."

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'BONDS OF LOVE' Have you ever felt the bonds of love? Have you ever felt that force which binds you' to your kin as nothing eis can bind you? See America's most emotional star in his thrilling photoplay. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY A Paramount Picture The Distinguished Actor JOHN BARRYMORE tn "THE TEST OF COURAGE"

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MATH OF I NO I AN A. Icprtnirnt of Mat", lid. JWon, ertarjr of tte. To II to whom tho rrfents ftnll co.ne, frettlnjrs: I. K-I Ja kion. Secretary of State f tlie htnte of IndUna. licreby certify mt the lMiffy be Co. has tbl day cause! to filed in the efflre of the neeretary ef natA f the State of Indiana, the prop- ; ertr siptit'd and attested consents, staterueuts and papers repaired by Sep.o'i One of an a t of the petifral apseaihl.. rf the state of In.llani, entitled. "An it t pr!ierHir jr th iiwlmd ani pro-d'ire for the voluntary Usolutlon of privat eorpuratiuns aDtl volutit.iry aaso iütlous. and de larlns- an emergency upproed ' March II. 101.1. j And 1 further certify that fuid written I consent, statements nncl papers bo tiled , no aforesaid, nhow that said company iel the flrir.r tbore-if tiiive complied vltn the prnvislor.Ä rf s.iid Stlon One of ?1 i a t and that said corporation is now la pmctjis f dissolution. In wltnes? whereof. I hare hervrlth st my hand and afTlf1 the pp.il ef the sfjite ef Indiana at th City of Indianap olis tLlö lbth day of February, A. I. HO). ' LL JACKSON. SHrretarv of Statt. Dy rilANK Ü13NNIS. Aist. Peputy. Mar. 2 0. Iitte nf Am a M. (iav: xoTiri: oi" final AcrorxT. P.y direction of Aloysi:b J. Scli!nllr, executor of the estate of Ann.1 M. 53V. . late of St. Joseph county, la the state of . luillat.a. deceaced. Noti e is htreiy given to the heirs, J legatees and devisees of Bald decedent, J nnd all other persona lnter?tid In n-l entate. that paid executor has filed in this ' court Ms ju-count anl Touchers for the, final settlement of said estate, and they fre tlien fore hprebv reontre! to le and I appear in said court on tue Itfth day of Maren, r.oj, wnen tne ?arae win oo ur-i . . Aj . I ft ft rliiim to any part of mid f state. .ml show e:iU. If liny there lo. wn.v s:ill :icoiiiit a'id vouchers saould not he approved. Witness, the clrk and th Penl ef tl;e St. Joseph circuit court at South Hend, lud., 27t!i dav if IVhraary, Vj20. WILr.I K M WAKNI'R, C lerk. IJKKNAKP L. HOl'KSTMAN, Pep. John W. Schindler, Atty. for estate. Mar. 2-1 litut of liar hart Sprth: .VOTJt K OF FINAL ACCOUNT. Iy direction of Charles E. Spoth. ."drr.lnUtrator of the estate of Ibirbar Speth, late of St. .Tose-!i county. In the tt.ite of Indiana, deceased. Notlee is lierehy given to the heirs, legatee and devisees, nnd nil other persons Interested in nail ertate, that ild administrator Las filed In this court hh Mccoiint ml vouchers for the final FetMcmnt of said estate. :ind they are therefore hereby repilred to be and appear in pnld court on the 24th day of March. 1SJ2i. iheii the same will he beard, and make proof of their h'irship. or claim to :,n I part of paid estate, and how cause ft j any mere ir, w ny sua account anu vouchers should he approved. Witness, the clerk and the seal of St. Joseph circuit court nt South IJend. Ind., 27th dar of February. WIM'.ri: M. WAKNEIt, Clerk. r.HKNAKR L. IIOHKSTMAV, lep Shivelv Gilmer, attys. for estate. Mar. 2d. tstate of George I. Ilurliran: NOTK II OF FINAL ACCOUNT. T?y dlre tion of James H. Hartman, idmlnlstrator of the estate of George M. Hartman, late of St. Joseph county, in the state of Indiana, deceased. Notice h hereby given to the hr-lr. legatees ami Ievieea of Bald decedent. nnd all other persons interested In sild estate, that said administrator La1 filed In Mil court his lur.vmt und vouch':for the final settlement of said estat", nnd they are therefore required to be nnd aopear in said court on the 2Cth day of March, ir2), when the same will be leard. and make proof of their heirship, or claim to any part of said estate, and show cause If any there be. why Bald ,i -eount and vouchers should not h aUrrrved. Witness, th4 clerk and the eal of th. St. Joseph circuit court at South IJor.d, Ind.. 27th dav of February. 120 WILr.ril M. WAUNEK, Clerk. Ei:UNAKI L. IIOEKSTMAN. Pep John W. Schindler. Atty. for eßtate. Mar. 2 V. Mji ii ü ra in-

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