Marion Record from Marion, Kansas • Page 1

vs. MARION ON RECORD JME VLIX NUMBER 50 MARION, MARION COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1919. WHOLE NUMBER 2658 OIL AND GAS LEASES Cyrus M. Klenda and wife to J. J.

Klenda 40 a in 36-18-3. Frank Rudolph et al to T. W. Spachek 80 a in 31-17-4. John Faust wife to Harry M.

Vance 50 a in 6-20-4; $1000.00. Henry A. Bernhardt et al to C. C. Johnson 80 a in 16-17-4.

Gus Ihde to Brandt Bros. 80 a in 4-17-3; $10.00. Milton W. Young wf to National Refining Co. 400 a in 27 28-20-4; $100.00.

Mary A. Huna et al to George Crow 160 a in 29-18-4; $3200.00. Chas. C. Jones wf to Mary L.

Keller 20 a in 10-20-4. Assignments The Producer's Oil, G. Ref. Co. to Chas.

C. Jones 600 a in 21, 22, 15 16-19-4. I. E. Myers to Jay M.

Franklin 160 a in 22.20-4. L. E. Pritz to John F. Coffman, Jr.

S. W. Williamson 2-3 int. in 160 a in 36-18-4. John F.

Coffman, Jr. S. W. Williamson to L. E.

Pritz 1-3 int. in 1-1 18-3. C. C. Johnson to J.

H. Larwill 80 a in 28-17-4. George Crow to E. D. Harter und.

int. 160 a in 22-18-4. E. Rogers and Wm. C.

Gillett to Brandt Bros. 80 a in 5-17-3. H. L. Enos J.

P. Gutsch to Brandt Bros. 20 a in 6-17-4. M. P.

Thielen to Spencer Buzick und. int. 40 a in 26-19-3. Chas. W.

Trice to Fred C. Frank 40 a in 31-21-4. E. D. Harter to C.

J. Flanagan 80 a in '29-18-4. E. D. Harter to Geo.

Crow und. int. in 80 a in 10-18-4. E. D.

Harter and George Crow to C. J. Flanagan 50 a in 20-18-4. E. D.

Harter to George Crow und. int. 80 a in 15-18-4. E. D.

Harter to C. J. Flanagan 80 a in 27-18-4. E. D.

Harter to C. J. Flanagan 80 a in 32-18-4. P. E.

Howe to C. T. Gist 80 a in 21- 21-3. I. E.

Myers to Fred Meisinger 40 a in 16-20-4. R. C. Smith and C. W.

Thompson to Geo. Crow 80 a in 27-18-4. R. C. Smith and C.

W. Thompson to Geo. Crow 80 a in 33-18-4. R. C.

Smith and C. W. Thompson to Geo. Crow 60 a in 2-18-4. R.

C. Smith and C. W. Thompson to Geo. Crow 80 a in 22-18-4.

R. C. Smith and C. W. Thompson to Geo.

Crow 1 80 a in 23-18-4. R. C. Smith and C. W.

Thompson to Geo. Crow 80 a in 26-18-4. George Crow to E. D. Harter und.

int. 80 a in 22-18-4. W. L. Missimore to Louie Grosse 40 a in 29-20-4.

A. G. Norris to Claud D. Hawk und. 1-8 int.

40 a 30-21-5. A. G. Norris to Chas. Waterman und.

1-8 int. 40 a in 30-21-5. A. G. Norris to Louis and Kate Schoeller und 1-8 int.

40 a in 30-21-5 A. G. Norris to W. E. Taylor und.

1-8 int. 40 a in 30-21-5. A. L. Waterman to H.

F. Ruffle, Trustee 80 a in 12-18-4. A. P. Campbell to S.

R. Corkle and J. H. White 160 a in 5-22-4. Marion Co.

Oil Gas Co. to J. L. Gallagher 80 a in 18-20-4. C.

C. Johnson to W. L. Glidden 40 a in 24-20-3. W.

L. LacKamp to James Williams und. 3-7 int. in 70 a in 16-20-4. A.

C. Kelley to W. L. Missimore 80 a in 18-20-4. Andrew Miller and J.

M. Mollendick to The Texas Co. 80 a in 29-21- 2. J. L.

Taylor, Trustee to Robert Watchorn und. int. 40 a in 4-22-4. Andrew Miller and J. to I.

R. Watts 40 a in 20-21-2. Miller and Mollendick to I. R. Watts 40 a in 32-21-2.

J. E. Beschka to Geo. Crow 80 a in 16-18-4. Royalty Assignment Ella Z.

Hunt to Jake Bohen and Charles W. Hunt und. int. in royalties on 240 a in 2-17-4. DANCE There will be a dance at the New Hall east of Pilsen Monday night, Sept.

22nd. Stancliffe's Orchestra. Everybody come. Some excitement was aroused Sunday evening by the report that a young woman had tried to commit suicide at the Rock Island depot. It seems that the young lady who was going through on the train was a suf.

ferer with asthma and got off here to get fresh air. People at the station saw her acting rather queer and when she put a bottle of medicine to her face they thought she was sting suicide. MORE PAVING Petitions have been completed for five more blocks of paving on the Hill Dr. Eye circulated a petition for the street north from the high school and secured the signers for the three blocks, which will connect that street with the new paving at the LacKamp property. Roy Sumner circulated a petition and secured the necessary number of signers for paving two blocks south from the Tilson corner.

This brings the new paving undertaken this summer to about a mile and a half. NEW RESTAURANT Mr. Wm. Oldham, who has been running the lunch counter on north Second street for some will open a restaurant probably Saturday of this week in the room recently vacated by Mrs. McCormac's millinery shop.

He intends to conduct a first class place. New furniture and fixtures will be installed. There will be a lunch counter, general dining tables and individual tables in booths. The restaurant will go under the name of "Bill's Place." REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS George L. McKay and wife to Leland Thompson pt.

e. 1-2 s. w. 1-4 600.00 W. L.

Lac Kamp and wife to G. H. Gardiner w. 50 ft. lots 1 and 2 blk.

16 B. B. add. 800.00 Andrew Schill and wife to Fred W. Schill lots 1 to 9 blk.

9 450.00 Abraham Harms and wife to Mrs. Jacobina Harms Ediger lots 5 and 6 blk 7 Hillsboro 800.00 Martha H. Schlichting and husband to Mrs. Jacobina Harms Ediger lot 3 and e. 1-2 lot 2 blk.

9 1800.00 J. W. Bowman and wife to Sam W. Howe lot 14 blk. 29; lot 24 blk.

41 and lot 3 blk. 49 Florence. 95.00 J. W. Bowman and wife to B.

K. Graham lot 30 blk. 44 25.00 C. H. Sheldon to Margurite Sheldon lots 12 and 13 blk.

14 add. Marion 1.00 H. J. A. Voth and wife to Daniel R.

Jianzen n. e. 6640.00 C. W. Salser and wife to C.

C. Johnson und. 1-8 int. lot 15 bk 16 Southern add. and lots 9 to 24 block 3 Beebe's add.

Marion. 1.00 Gladys Giddings and husband to C. C. Johnson lot 15 blk. 16 Southern add.

and lots 9 to 24 blk. 3 Beebe's add. Marion. 1.00 Isaac Good and wife to Peter V. Wiebe w.

18- 19-1 ..20000.00 James Newlin and wife to Bessie Helis and James Pastras lots 7 to 12 blk. 16 N. Peabody. 1.00 James Newlin and wife to Marion Isham lots 1 to 6 blk. 16 N.

Peabody. 1.00 W. E. Haskell and wife to Geo. H.

and Katherine Redner lots 1 to 6 blk. 64 N. Peabody. 4000.00 Jessie Doyle and husband to William L. Hammer e.

s. w. 23-18-4. 1.00 0. W.

Graves to David and Charles Ehrlich blk 8 Jex add. 3000.00 Alfred Sandwell and wife to Isaac K. Heibert 1 n. s. w.

9000.00 00.00 C. C. Lamb and wife to August Moske e. Johannes Ehrlich and wife to David H. Ehrlich n.

and s. e. s. 8-20-4 8000.00 Henry E. Plett and wife to Isaac Wiebe w.

100 a. s. w. .11000.00 Julius Mercet and wife to S. P.

Clark e. lot 19 s. w. lot 21 blk. 21 Florence 322.00 Mary J.

Bichet and husband to America E. Hargett lots 1, 3 5, 7 bl. 29 4500.00 Jacob Frick and wife to Edward Knock lots 8 to 10 blk. 4 1500.00 Abraham Koop and wife to J. B.

Dick lots 15 and 16 9 Beebe's add. Hillsboro 1500.00 Hannah Huenergardt and husband to Hugo Fritsch s. w. 16-18-1. ..15500.00 Mr.

'and Mrs. F. C. Beebe and Dwight returned home Saturday from their vacation trip which included visits in Iowa, and to Canada and west to and along the western coast and various points on the return trip. SCHOOL ENROLLMENT First Grade--Hill Edmond Amick Erma Amick Mildred Babb Pauline Childs Harley Creamer Morris Ehrlich Guendoline Fisher Clifford Good Leroy Graves Irene Hart Willie Hart Alberta Haldeman Atwood Haldeman Harry Hannaman Margaret Hauser Emma Hintershot Leroy Heinsohn Wilma Hyatt James Jelley Eddie Jewett Mary Jewett Howard Kline Edna Mohn Colome Parman Leland Propp Alvin Schambron Wyne See Harry Slifer Durwood Siegrist Gid Smith Mary Smith Doris Thompson Margaret Ware Helen Wiedemier Zelpah Wilcox George Williams Efford Winchester Naomi Wood First Grade--Valley Eldena Beaston Ruth Hunt Orville Holder Leah Hill Rachel Hill Martha Hobbs Bessie Jackson Robert Keazer Helen Jones Louis May Everal Whitford Josephine Wardlow Helen Waller Jaunita Waller Marie Fishburn Sammie Farmer Jesus Gonales Herbert Keazer James McGee Lowell McIntosh Cuca Pedroza Hazel Coulson Lester Fishburn Helen Fruechting Gertrude Graf Jaunita Garcia Vera Hobbs Eddie Hart Irene Kline Mildred Kraus Harriet Linn Ralph Lee Zachie May Bessie McGee Rubie Pierce Renwick Puntenney Simon Wiedenbener Silas Wiedenbener Helen Washburn Bessie Waller Second Grade -Hill Leland Beaston Maurice Brooker Charles Castle Helen Ehrlich Chester Fishburn Ernest Gilchrist Elmer Gurley Laird Hanson Leo Hunt Homer Miesse Elder Morse Glenn Mott Willie Mott Ralph Shanklin Roy Stubby Genevieve Firebaugh Leona Hayen Marie Hyatt Erma Shahan Cleo Wilcox Second Grade--Valley Willie Baker Victor Beltz Raymond Barrett Augustine Gracia Irwin Kline Herbert Kline Durward McGhay Carl Sparks Ebba Sandberg Dallace Thomas Hazel Thomas Muriel Puntenney Third Grade--Valley Irwin Alexander Velva Alexander Ethel Dockstader Frank Edwards Marguerita Gonzales Jack Grubb Vera Keazer Minnie Linn Harriet Moore Earl Morris Marion Patterson (Continued on Page 2.) COURT DOCKET October Term District Court Naturalization Fred Behrens Heinrich Eilers Stanley Ritter von Malicki Charles Henry Ernest Meyer Henry Roth Oscar Siebert Wallace Siebert Criminal Cases State of Kansas vs.

BacoN State vs. Carter State vs. Doe State vs. Graves State vs. Gibson State vs.

Hall State vs. Prado State vs. Richert Civil Casee A. T. S.

F. R'y Co. vs. Winne A. T.

S. F. R'y Co. vs. Winne Kate Ackley vs.

Roy Ackley M. G. Bissey et al vs. City of Marion Rudolph Brickley vs. C.

C. Eckhoff Lawrence Beck vs. T. J. Getz Susie Becker vs B.

A. Becker John Bruce vs. W. J. Moriarty et al Geo.

L. Bower vs. A. C. Keley et al Jane Cruse vs.

A. T. S. F. R'y Co.

J. J. Crawford vs. Sylvester W. Forrester Chas.

L. Carroll vs. J. J. Koop Albert Clavell vs.

Kanctex Ref'g Co. Arthur Christner vs. John Rumold Kate Coyne vs. Wm. J.

Foster et al J. L. Dvorak vs. R. Klenda et al Wm.

Drachenberg VS. B. S. Drachenberg A. B.

Eakin vs. C. W. Covall G. E.

Eye vs. Board Co. Commissioners E. G. Ferguson vs.

Alice Ferguson J. H. Goad vs. A. T.

S. F. R'y Co. Norma Graham vs. A.

T. S. F. R'y Co. J.

H. Goad vs. A. T. R'y Co.

Fred Hefle vs. J. H. Yeagley J. G.

Hill vs. Conrad Winters Ella Z. Hunt vs. James Hair C. C.

Johnson VS. F. B. Graham Adm'r. B.

C. Johnston vs. Board Co. Commissioners. J.

E. Kasha vs. J. F. Rumold Emil Krause vs.

W. H. Hosterman et al E. E. Lorenz vs.

Luther Mollohan Adm'r. Myers Furnace Supply Co. VS. C. F.

Nonken D. W. MeIntosh vs. F. F.

Fawley W. L. Messimore et al vs. Farmers Drovers National Bank City of Marion vs. Henry Longhofer Menno State Bank in re.

C. F. Nonken vs. Charles B. Aves Frank Porter vs.

Mary E. Dickinson. N. A. Pope vs.

John Shettek Carl Petersen vs. I. W. Skidmore et al. Candeloria Ramos vS.

Antonio jonzales Rudolph Riesen vs. David Dibert Knox et al. H. C. Rice vs.

Adam Youk Smith-Gwynne Co. va. Jacob Becker. Henry Sallee vs. C.

M. Gilliland Emma Stephens vs. Halbert Stephens. Lena Scheiofsky vs. C.

E. Scheitofsky. Georgia Shinn vs. Earl Shinn. Peter Seder vs.

Wm. Aldred et al Frank Shimice vs. Frank C. Shimice et al. Lawrence A.

Wise vs. Jenette M. Wise. I. S.

Woodward vs. Elmhurst Investment Co. et al. J. S.

Winchester vs. Vivian D. Winchester. Grant Winne vs. T.

B. Armstrong Sheriff. Hanson Walters Southwestern Stage Co. et al. Nina Whitney vs.

C. L. Bruner Adm'r. LIST OF JURORS E. M.

Kreh, Marion Otto Fenske, Lincolnville J. B. Skinner, Marion C. J. Kieferle, Lincolnville S.

T. Covalt, Hillsboro H. A. Ohmie, Lincolnville Clyde Loveless, Marion J. R.

Cunningham, Ramona Ethan Porter, Peabody R. J. Belton, Durham Henry Pauls, Hillsboro P. H. Schroeder, Hillsboro H.

E. Hill, Peabody Dan H. Unruh, Tampa Ora Bunting, Burns Peasley Goodwin, Burns J. E. Gilbert, Marion Morris Wehry, Peabody J.

L. MeHenry, Marion J. C. Ambler, Florence Dave Sollers, Florence F. B.

Graham, Florence W. H. Freeborn, Florence Karl Ehrlich, Marion L. D. Redger, Durham W.

W. Hein, Tampa J. T. Sumner, Lost Springs H. H.

Schmidt, Hillsboro G. F. Loewen, Hillsboro J. F. Janzen, Hillsboro E.

A. Vinduska, Marion A. Rahn, Florence H. W. Otte, Lincolnville A.

D. Ehrlich, Marion Peter Goosen, Hillsboro Gilbert T. Krider, Peabody COTTAGE HOTEL SELLS Mr. R. L.

Dietz, Santa Fe Agent, has purchased the Cottage Hotel property from Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gilbert.

Mr. and Mrs. Parker who have been in charge for 8 year or so will leave the first of October. They have conducted a successfull hotel during their stay. Mrs.

McKee who visited here recently, from California, will come to manage the hotel. ENTERTAINMENT COURSE An entertainment course of five numbers will be given this year under the auspices of the Marion! schools. The first number will be given Monday, September 29th, at the Auditorium by the Karl Schurer Concert Company. This is an unusually strong company of four artists, a violinist, a harpist, violincellist and a soloist. The number is well worth the price of the season ticket.

The remaining numbers are: The Fighting a quartet of returned soldiers; "The Little Playhouse Company," presenting a complete play; Dr. Frank G. Smith of Chicago, a lecturer of note and Ned Woodman, the cartoonist. The price of the season ticket will be $1.50. This covers the cost of reserved seats and the war tax.

A committee of students will have the tickets for sale. All proceeds above the cost of the course will be used for playground equipment. HOSPITAL NOTES Miss Minnie Rempel of Hillsboro is a special nurse this week. James Williams was here for a throat operation the first of the week. Barbara Jane, the little daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Hawkinson, was here for a throat operation on Wednesday. MARRIAGE LICENSES Claude E.

Dixon, Marion Frances Colstron, Osage City Rudolph Warkentin, Lehigh Agnes Richert, Wichita T. A. Cracraft, Peabody Katie Mantz, ElDorado Bernhard B. Eitzen, Hillsboro Martha Dyck, Peabody The well on the Vogel 23-19-3 has been abandoned, the rig will be skidded and a new hole begun near by. Work had to be stopped because of collapsed casing which could not be gotten out.

HOME COMING AND RALLY DAY Preparation for the Home-Coming and Rally Day at the Christian Church next Sunday are now about completed, and the church is anticipating a joyous religious festival. All the other churches of the city have been invited to suspend their morning preaching service and unite in this one service for the sole purpose of Christian fellowship social uplift. An overflow meeting at the Methodist church will provide for the children and young people and ner at the Christian Church prevents the necessity of going home over the noon hour. Those bringing dinner are requested to bring their own dishes. George L.

Snively of Lewistown, will have charge of the day's program and his presence alone tees a great service, and a of local speakers will be used for the afternoon meeting. The entire community is extended a cordial invitation. The Bible School under Mr. Snively's direction will open at 9:30 a. m.

The noon Memorial Meeting will be held at 2.30 and the evening service which will not be a union meeting will begin at 8 -Livingstone, Minister. Jerry Forney has sold his property just east of the Winchester residence on the hill to Mr. Riffel. Sheriff Armstrong, D. W.

Wheeler, George Kaiser of Lincolnville, Dr. Kaiser of Goessel and Mr. Patrick, formerly of Goessel were at the Inman lakes the first of the week shooting. TRAIN CLAIMS THREE MORE Another frightful accident happened last Friday afternoon when the west bound Santa Fe passenger struck a car in which five people were riding, three miles northwest of Hillsboro. In the car were Mrs.

Kablanow and her daughters, Adina and Helen Kablanow, who taught in the neighborhood where the accident happened, and her two grandchildren Elmer and Janzen. Mrs. Kablanow and Miss Adina were killed instantly and little Elmer Janzen died several hours later at the Hillsboro hospital. The other two will recover. The other members of the party had gone after Miss Helen Kablanow to take her toe her home near Aulne and were crossing the track three miles west and a half mile north of Hillsboro when the train struck them.

The crossing is a very bad one. There is a cut on the railroad which helps obscure an approaching train, but the thing which contributes the most to the danger of the place is a hedge which runs almost up to the track. Dr. Marner, coroner, was summoned and a coroner's jury made up of P. C.

Hiebert, Jacob E. C. Schmidt, Jacob Loewen, Otto Weyand, B. P. Pauls and John H.

Nickel was called and found a verdict in part as follows "We find the cause of the collision in an obstructed view on account of the train running behind an embankment. The road is low, in addition there is a HEDGE ON TOP OF THE EMBANKMENT. These obstructions hide a car and train from each other's view until it is too late to avoid an collision if both are running rapidly. We further find that both hedge and embankment should be removed in order to make the crossing reasonably safe." The funeral service for the three who passed away was held Sunday at the Ebenfeld church south of Hillsboro. CITY INVEST SURPLUS The finances of the city are in such condition that Mayor Good and the commissioners decided this week to invest some of the surplus in interest bearing securities.

There had quite a surplus accumulated but it was not thought enough to attempt any considerable improvements at present. Five thousand dollars was drawn from the general fund and five thousand from the water and light fund for the purpose of investment. This a fine showing fo the city so in the face of increased costs. MR. GARLOUGH RESIGNED Mr.

Garlough who has been acting as the County Farm Agent under the employ of the Farm Bureau, has resigned his position and has been employed by the Argus Oil Company. Mr. Ollinger of Fredonia is here to take the place vacated by Mr. Garlough. Like Mr.

Garlough, he has had practical farm experience and also experiment station training. He was an officer in the army until recently. NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE We are agents for the Nu Edge company and are able to rehandle, regrind and hone straight blade razors, safety razor blades, and anything in the line of surgical instruments. All is guaranteed to give satisfaction to the user. Marion Pharmacy.

Bruce Grimes and Harry Bowlby have purchased the Marion Dry Cleaners establishment from Mrs. Henrietta Rankin, and will continue the business in the same place. Mrs. Rankin will continue with the new managers for the present. Mrs.

Karl Ehrlich enjoyed a visit the past week from her brother, Frank Pauls who was here from California. She accompanied him to Fredonia for a visit with Karl G. Ehrlich and they also visited their old home in Woodson county. Rev. F.

L. Rutledge of Valley Center was here several days this week. He reports them all well, and that Paul and Gayl have both entered Southwestern college at Winfield for this year. Greeley Kyle, who had been at the Hutchinson Fair, came Wednesday night for a short visit with his er, Mrs. Dunlap.

The Chamber of Commerce is gaining new members rapidly and finding ways to make themselves useful. Mr. Fred O. Roof of Colorado has been visiting this week with Mr. C.

L. Hendershot of the Argus Oil Co..