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! M USi(!;LI nulnl)ers \\'ere presented i)y
Ladies Aid Honors ,t., ,.i.n coun,y c,hori, s "rhc ,.e,.,-
Mrs. Burgstahler ] ing was hehl in the high schonl
i auditorium. None of the other
Mrs. H..J. Burgstahler. president i Mount Vernon (.lui)s were presented
at the meeting.
of the Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church w,ho with Dr. i
Burffstahler will leave in a few Mr. and Mrs. Harlan (,urrent,
months to reside in I)eleware, Ohio, (~ohllllbus, 1)hie. \veF(' guests ;It a
was honored "Wednesday afternoon dinner party given I)y Mr. and Mrs.
at t.he general meeting of the l~ad-,h)hn Coh, n, Jr.. last Thursday eve-
ies Aid society in the Mt,thodis) ning al lheir home. There were
church parlors. Mrs. A. J. Baird. ten guests. After dinner tile groul/
secretary of th(, society. Mrs. I- E. (,nioyed playing bunco. Miss l,e-
lligger and Mrs. I,L G. Hunt eac.h Nore Sinll)son anll Norutan (?urrent
gave a very fin(' tribute to Mrs. we)'e hosts at a l)arty ill their hnn-
Burg'stahler tel' her l)leasant asso- or Vqedn(sday evening lit the hOllle
ciation while a lUeluber and con- :of the lattel"S 1)aronls, Mr. alld ~lrs.
i ta)'ohl ('u rrent.
stant worker in the group.
Tea was served l)y l)ivision No. 2.
in the newly decorated ladies par- Mr. and Mrs. Verne Carver and
Ior i:n the church at a t~hle prettily family of Center Point and Mr.
centered with pussy-willnws and and Mrs. Frank Biderman were
eandles. Mrs. IAoyd Gustafson andvisitors Wednesday of last week
Mrs. G. E. Bartholonlew presided,in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
A very good attendance was pres- Biderman. Mrs. Carver and child-
ent. ren remained until Sunday when
Mr. and Mrs. Biderman took her
............. home and were dinner gnests in
M rs. Harohi Fisher, M rs. Flora the Frank Carver home.
]~uel( and Miss Mary Kepler, wile ................
rel)resente(] tbe New ('eutury club'
H.ev. l'L G. ttunt who is 1)astor ul'
at lhe district nlo(~tillg of the Iowa
I,'e(leration of clubs hehl \Vednes- ] the chur('hes ill (,alaulus and Grand
day in Walker, rel)urt the ineelinI~ _~¢lolln(l, reports twenty-six new
very interesting. (]eorge ~V'hipl)le lllelllberS \yore rct'eived Ill th(' l\\'O
('illll'('h(?s OIl l']ast('r SII d /\'.
of ('edat" Rapids, presentetl the key- _ ...........
note address o'l the sut)jecI, "God-
less it;)1 of \V;tr," a very tiiuely ('harles lledges, who is r)~:t i "~cl'(!,s~ilg'. ()th- , following u heat'( atta('k, suffered ! Nicholsol'~ of Mouut Vernolt, |o\va,
er Sl)ealeer: \~,: (, ),I r~. I(athrvn, a slight uttact,:
OI1 Sunday luorning" t ~t(lI1 la;ishop l,'rederlck ],ecte of
Browlt se v,,I'/)'¢ of the sl~/Ie or-,t'roul whi('h he is rccove)'in;4 very}i)cl:tnd' I,'lorida. BIshop Nicholson
ganizatio' ;t'~(t Mr:-;. I)avi(1 IA!nnox, nicely, is kt;()wII t}lruughout t]te entire
i :' luutrv, and tirst inspired Mr. Wil-
liai:is into the ministry.
claimed by said nnkno\vn ch/inlants.
was derived or ('lain/ed to have
])e(,a derived ()r the nlcthod of ob-
taining the same by said unkno~,vn
('];lilllants and unkn(~\vn defendants;
lh~tt the t)lain(iff avers in said pe-
titi(m that the names and residences
Phone 50
Mount Vernon
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES
('AI:IJI,'I O VI':It, la[%ge heads ...................................................... 1(14'
ASPARA(~US, ½ ilonnd l)un('h .................................................... 10c
NE~V ('AI~BA(~E, ,~)lid heads, 4 i~)nnds .................................. 191'
I~IgOCCOIA, at its l~.~t, large bunch ......................................... 19('
IlAI)iSHE~, CI{EI,L~ ONIONS, lmnch ...................................... ,%c
CAI{I{(Yrs, California (~reen TOl), 2 1)un(dles ............................ 13c
.%'I'IIA~VBERRIES, 1)in1 I~)x ......................................................... I r,('
~VI N I,'NAP APi)I~IES, Crisl), 4 l~)unds ............................................ 25c
(~llAi)l,]101)~tTIT, Texas .~-dle,~% (I for 2`%4', 9 for . ............... 251"
OI{ANGES, Juicy Navels, dozen ................................ 191', 21)(', 55('
GREEN BFANN, TnrniI~, Nl)inaeh, Brus~q Sprouts, I:ndive,
Mn!Qlroonls, (~l'(~PII Peppers, "rolnltlllcs, New l~1s, New
Pot~tocs, Nwe('t Potatoes, C(,iery, (ht(,umlx'rs, Avoealh)s.
IAmes, Rhnb~rb, "Water, Tess.
F~OI,(;ER'S COI,'I~'I,;E, dri11 or regnlar, '2 pound can ................ ,%34'
I)IIA~ I'I(~KI,ES,, quart jar . .......................................................... 1,%4"
(II{EEN BEANS, Cut, No. 2 can, 3 for . ...................................... 2;{('
TEN1)EI{S~II'I+;FTr PEAS, No. 2 can, 2 for . ............................... 2;~('
I()V~*A CRI':A.M COLIN, No. 2 can, 3 for . ............................... i9('
I)EACHFS, N(). 10 can, hah'es ................................................... 39('
HOUSl,;CI~EAN! NG VAIATEs
CHOIlE (~II{LN, regular I(I(', 2 for ............................................. 151'
I~ORAXO, for the Imth, '2 for . .................................................. 2`%c
MA(~IC ~'ASHEI{, 2 lalwe pk~,~, with I,'ree Hand Towel ........ 39('
WIN1)EX GLASS CUEAN El{ ...................................................... 17)('
SANI 1Ol;IrSH, 2,5e (,an .................................................................. 191'
AI~SOR1ENE ~VALI, i~APEI{ CIJEANFI{, 2 for . ....................... 15('
(LW.C. CI~OTHF, S pIIJ,]ACH ....................................................... 13c
'AIOP STICKS, ~M[aple Handle, each ............................................... 7c
AMIMONIA, Quart l~ttle . ............................................................... 13('
N()LA 1Ol,AI~ES, Giant 3 l~mnd packag'e .................................... 47('
2rx' Ki~' l)in Clothes Pin Bag---
Harem's right on the line. With ea('h
(~ohicn Valley Br~)om at ................
PILI~SBURY'S BEST 1O[A)U'R, 49 pound ha~' ....................... $1.69
JERSlqY CREAM I~LOt'l{., 40 ponnd l~.,' ............................ $1.10
J[gAI Sl N ~, 2 poand lm(~kage ,'4e~,dless ........................................ 17e
~YOOI)BUR¥ 1OACIAI~ ~OAP, "~ cakes, ....................................... 25('
With 10c Bottle Almond 1~)~ l~)tion I,'r~
P, & G, NAI*THA sOAP, 5 bars ................................................... 19e
()f the nn]-[no\vn t'lailllants and un-
i Ills lop Nicholson says ill part, , kl~()\vn defendants art, llnkn()wn to
"The ])sallus have been nlore i)laintiff and that plaintiff ilas
W tlclv I!s'.'d than anv other litera- s,)ught diligently t,) learn the sanle;
and the plaintiff in said petition re-
!tu:e " N('w light has brokell iu OIl fers t,) certain instrunlents of te-
l il:oir authorship. Mr. ~.V'illianls has cord whh'h apparent y cloud the
]taRcU lie((, of the dcterulinations i title .f this plaintiff to saidreal
estate, and VOU. and ea(.h (if v()u,
, of nloleru scholarstlip, yet retained are hereby refcrred t( said petition
the dovoliuu;I] V;I]II(' of tile Psulms. ! f()r a more l/arti('ular statement
The book will i)rovt• ac('eptable and ' thereof: that plaintiff in said peti-
t;~in 5:tato~ that none of th() defond-
i serviceal)h' to lll:lny readcrs." alllS or nnl{YIi)\vn clai)nants have in
Tile book will ti rob(less prove el fa('t any rig'ht, title or interest ill
] gl'cUt v:~ll:c to deci)llt laynlen, whe- or It) the ahove descrihed r)re)llises,
or anv part thert,,)f. ()r anv color
! Lller ,le'~. t'atho!ic or Protestaut, (,f ri~ht, title ,)r interest }herein.
! I)):}l in titeir ux~n (levotional read-alld that the defendants, and ea(.h
?:~ a I 1 in lISt by lh()se \vho aFe and ;ill of them. h()tb known and
lln](Iq()\vn, arc esto])])ed fFO)ll assert-
('ailed ,)? lo lead any put)lic de- ing any right, title, claim (q" interest
, \()~iOllS. lhorein adverse to the 1)laintiff; and
D1;lintiff in said l)etition ssks that
'i .......... her title and estate ill thc ahove
C C A Sponsors +s,,.ihed I)remiscs be quieted and
• • • estahtishedas against each and all
C D F-~ of said defendants. ~,.nd that each
i ne ay orum a,ld all ,,f said defe,ldants hc barred
i and It)rover eston¥)ed fr()lll having' {)r
, claiming any right, title or inter-
'! ['nderthe geueral cllairnlanship : est ill or to the said pr,.inises, or
of .loanBo,.!cklen, chairman of the:anY part thereof, adverse t(/ the
Dtaintiff or t,) the plaintiff's title
:;o~ i;ll action t.(inunittce of the C. 'th,,rein; and that the ))laintiff have
('.A., l)rof. Cooper. and Dean King,~ all such other nnd further equitable
reli(,f as to tile court lilaV seen1
plans h:t\e finally been laid for a just.
(?ori:ell I,'oruln (,onfcrence to tie You arc further notified that un-
less you al/l/ear thereto and defend
hel(i oil \Vednesday, April 26. The at or I)efore noon of the second day
confere~l~'c will el)crate as ~t one- ,)1' the n(.xt regular May 1939 Term
of the District (~ourt of Towa. in and
day "hlstitute of lillUlk~n l{ela-for Linn Count\'. to be he~'un and
lions," and ,will b:'iug fuur prou/in- held at the Court House in t'odar
Ila 1lids. P,a pids Townshill. l,inn
ent ulen froul lies .\Jollies ;IS st)eal~.- ('olin(v, [o\va. ('()l)ln/encing on tile
ers. 15~h day of .May. 1939. a default will
be taken ltlld entered against you
Olti(;INAI, NOTICE and judgnlent rendered thereon as
Ill the l)istrict Court l)f Iowa, in del))and~,d ill said netition, together
nd f )r Linn (" unty, May "'er u, 19 ~;) with the(.,sts of the action.
Anlelia (;iffert, Plaintiff Y'ISttb]tt & PIRHI~]IR
vs. Attorneys lr()l- Plain'iff
Melvin (?lark; Leona (?lark, Trustee' .\t)r.13-20-27; May4
for Melvin ('lark ; Benjanlin F]ida- I
illiller; Itose Eidanliller, I+]xecutrix NOTICE ()F APPO1N'T3II']NT OF'
of alld sole devisee and legutee un-AI)MINISTRAT()iL NO. 15158
der the last will and testalncnt ()fState of low& ]Ann County, ss:
Perry l~idanliller, l)eceased; Weston
(Irupe; Ann Flinn; Ann 51. Gray; NOTICE IS HEt{t.]BY GIVEN,
lh)sea W. (ira.v; \Villianl Mc E" Dye; that the undersigned hus been on
Ellen A. l)ye;Susanna Lake; Fred- this 12th day of April. 1939, duly
crika (;cffert; Mary tleffert; Joseph
Peters; Mary l'etcrs; AI)rahanl M. i appointell and qualified as Ad-
l'eters; Philip S(.hnlidt; Benj. Bow-!n/inistrator of the estate of Oscar
man; A. E. 1Anninger; and all per-H. I)raeh, late of 1Ann County.
SOILS nn k ilt)\v n (,Ill iillin g any right,
title or interest in and to the tel-i Iowu, deceased. All persons iU-
l,)x\ ng descrihed real estate, to-wit: (lehted IO said estate are requested
A part ,,f the N~,V!i of the SE!/4 to ntake immediate payment there-
and a I)art of the Nl']~s,
pri('es reduced. Wind break trees
$1.50 per hundred. $12.50 l/er
thousand. Also all farul seeds. (,er-
tified hybrid corn $3.75 to $4.85
per bushel net. (qms. Paul. 1)hone
277 \V. 24-p
leo)" Sale: Mukden seed beans--
tel'lean ed---d elivered. Also eom-
mercial fertilizer of ally desired an-
alysis. Phone 161,'1 I. l,yall Hry-
ant. 23-24p
Highest priees paid for Wool,
Hides, iron, rags and tuei:tls. Rub-
ber tire trailers and wagons tnadc
to order. 15. Burgess & Sons. phon(,
225-'~V. Mt. Vernon. 13-tf
Piano tuning, usual charge $2.50:
cane seating and chair wrapl)ing.
R. E. Sanderson, 319 Third Street
Nnrth. Phone 125-J {;If
Dead Anintals 1Lc,toved F'ree.
Can nearest phone by No. eone(,t,
Mr. Vernon, 307; Marion 77: Ana-
mosa, 741o21, for clean, fast court-
eons service. 1orancis Patton,
Agent, Anamosa, lowa, for 1oar)h-
ers Rendering ~,Vorks. State Li-
eense No. 7, Iowa City, Ia. 17tf
For Sale: Pair 30x5 dual truck
chains, several 30 and 50 g'nl drums.
Lloyd Snyder. 23-24("
Place your order now for a Par-
mak eleetric feneer. One fencer
controls thirty miles of fence. A
five year guarantee with each ma-
chine. Call or drop a card for
free demonstration. Oscar Mohn.
IAsbon. 23- 24- p
Custoln Hatching'. 2c per egg.
l,eghorn Chicks 6('.G. H. S,'o-
bey. 23-24-c
IVloor Sanding: New ant1 old
floors. Lawrence Huuter. i 91-\V,
Mount Vernon. 23-tfe
- Ali- kin-d-s--oi; ~eam{ng, - gal: