The Horton Headlight-Commercial from Horton, Kansas • 7

THE IIOKTON IIEADLTflllT-COMMERCIAIi Thursday. April 7. 1021 Page Seven LEGAL NOTICES. morKHffie8, and other aecurlty holder owning- or holding 1 per cent or more i iuiui amount 01 Dunds, mortgage or other aecurltiea are: None. lhat the two paruprnpha next (First published March 24, 1921.) NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Th GENERAL AND LOCAL. Magneto and Generator Work. Have your magneto repaired in the most up-to-date electric shop in Northeast Kansas. We have the latest equipment Auto Electric Co. Phone 47.

Horton, Kans. Adv. auove. giving the nunu-a of the atockholdera and aectirlty holders, If State of Kansas, Brown County, ss.lany! contain not only the imt or atocK- in the robate Court in and for said holders and mtcurtty holder they teacher and all will be glad to have her back as teacher asrain next year. The school children are takinjr final examinations at the school this week.

Mr. Brull went to St. Joseph Saturday to visit Mike at the St. Joseph hospital. Miss Marceline Hagrel called on Mrs.

Frank Foltz and Eleanor Tues-d" afternoon. Mrs. A Brull and Miss Vic Brull took Sunday dinner at Chris Wolff's home in Everest. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Foltz and NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. WILLIS ITEMS. Special correspondence April 5. The new mayor is froinp to tear down his hotel and rebuild it this spring, bo he says. Prof.

Everett don't think he will take the rural high school the coming year, as he has a better offer. Most everyone thinks the M. church has really got a minister this year. AH seem to like him fine, so from Reigler's Madison Square ira-Winners. Eggs $10 per 101), chicka $20 per 100.

Mrs. Martin St rube. Phone 1801, Powhattan Exchange. FOR SALE Extra heavy newspaper wrappers, 4x5 feet in size, just the thing for packing furniture or wrapping anything hcaw and ideal for laying under carpets rugs after the spring' houseeleanmg. 6c the Bheet only place in town you can get 'em.

The Headlight-Commercial Office. County. In the matter of the estate SLpl th of the company of 01in Rmimnin A.A xt I caaea where the atock- holder or aeeurlty holder appears upon the booka of the company aa trustee or In any other fiduciary relation, the name of the Hereon or onrnorutlnn fur wnom aucn iruatee is acting. i given; also that the said two oaragrauhs con Sent Postals to Africa. The Ladies' Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church has sent 1,200 post cards to Africa for the poor children who do not have the opportunity to see any pictures.

tain statements embracing affiant is hereby given that on the 18th day of March A. D. 1921, the undersigned was by the Probate Court of Brown County, Kansas, duly appointed and qualified as executor of the last will and testatment and of the estate of Oline Bourquin, deceased. All parties interested in said estate will take notice and govern themselves according- far. Eleanor ate Sunday dinner at the Jnhn Fllint 1 vprv low.

He lell ri MISCELLANEOUS. The backs of the cards were covered with white paper and sent to a min- ly.F. M. WILSON, Executor of the STRAYED Small black sow pig, inclined to be curly, white streak in forehead; weight about 40 lbs. Inquire A.

F. Arbuckle, Everest, Kans. ister in Pennsylvania, who wm write last will and testament and of the run knowledge and belief aa to the elr-cumstanrea and conditions under which stockholder! and security holders who do not appear upon the booka of the company aa trustees, hold stock and securities In a capacity other than that of a bona tide owner; and this affiant has no reason to believe that any other person, association or corporation haa any Interest direct or Indirect In the said stock, bonds, or other securities than as so stated hv him. CHARLES H. BftOWNB, Publisher.

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 31st day of March, 1921. J. V. Bailey, Notary Public. (Commission expires Sept.

18, 1923.) a passage from the Bible on them in estate 01 unne Bourquin, deceased Vifii nurn lannpimcrA an1 cftn tham AfrW. m. M. J. Konwn tho (Jim published March 10, 1921) WANTED.

ssTMaiM-i-'r'srvtr i nri fM work but on account of illness was NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. 1IICU. JJUULIY and hurt himself quite bad about lu Misses Matilda and Christina Gun-or 15 days ajro, and his doctor of Missouri, were visitinjj at think there is any hopes for his Salveson's last week, covery. Miss Christina Jesch went to Hol- Willis city held election Monday and ton Friday for a few dayg visit with turned all of the old officers, out. Mig8 Florence pa8chal.

Chas. Baxter was elected mayor i Paul Ha(fej retUmed to his work H. Davis, police hidpre; H. J. wi at the Wi)1 Erp nome after gpendin(f Hams, J.

H. Brown, Earl Shum, BUI Sunday wjth home folks. Peckham and A. 0. Armstrong; were i Mr and Mrg Ben Grosfield and elected councilmen; J.

W. Taylor, famjiy gpent Sunday at the John Han-committeeman. There was quite a gen home flt Hiawatha, radical change in the election and Mrg Joe Bunck and Mrs p. Gaydu-some are quite sore. Will have two gek and on Mrs.

Will school elections this week. Rural Bunck afternoon, high school on April 7. to elect Jeschf Sr.t and family, and clerk, and on April 8 District bcflooi uerman Bunck spent Sunday evening not able to finish it. Some time ago State of Kansas, Brown County, ss. V.

ANTED A girl to le house work. Phone 391. the missionary society sent 1,350 can- r0D ln an? for said celled stamps to be pasted on cards, "wfiH.r sTc "IV1?" TP WANTED Horses to asture for season 1921. N. A.

Bernev. Phone which will also be sent to the foreign iora Tand all otheV pteM CLASSIFIED COLUMN. iieiaa. I in the aforesaid estate are hnhv nn. 381 Red.

tified that I shall acnlv to th Humane Education. bate Court, in and for said county, WANTED Experienced farm hand. All advs. run in the Classified Column are cash with order, as It is im-ossible to keep booka on small amounts of this character. The rates No.

73, will elect a clerk. st the John Ha eel home. While every child should be Intel- KiT'A "A married man with hoy preferred; lectually educated, it is certain that -2 Mft Z'rf An cow, garden and cobs furnished. Mark Rooney, Fail-view. Mutual 805.

are 8 cents a line for first insertion, Henry and Herman Bunck and Johnnie Habernal called at Will Bunck's Thursday evening. Paul and Clarence Hagel spent education of tiie heart is even more 1921, for a full and final settlement KENNEKUK. Special correspondence April 5.. Ed Shannon is working for George i cents a line for each subsequent insertions. No adv.

taken for less than 25 cents. essential to the welfare or society or said estate; and at such time ap-nnri in individual end chil- plication will be made for an nrrW Sunday afternoon with Leo and Al- AGENTS WANTED Sell the genuine Watkins Products medicines- dren are entitled to both. A strict re- i 106 iinaing and adjudging extracts, spices, soaps, shampoo, etc. Jerry Moore is spending ine iirsi bert Scheid, east of Everest, of the week at Horton. The many friends of Mike Brull FOR SALE.

gard for the rights and feeling of .11 lit no ia tha fminHat nil nu'MUilBirawr VI W1B Grange meeting- Friday nigni 01 will be sorry to learn that his mi trvrrrru estate wmsam s. scott, deceased nrovement continues very slow. this week. Initiation in first and sec Lave iad" or gentleman agent wanted in Horton and other vacant cities. All or spare time.

Particulars and sample free. Write today. The J. R. Watkins 62, Winena, Mann.

FOR SALE Fresh cow and calf. Phone 256 Red. Mr. and' Mrs. Joe Bunck and Ruth piiii.ipic 01 viviiA.ibivii, vx iiuiiiaiijijr i and of Christianity.

Children are (First published March 81. 1921) ond degrees. David Buskirk. of Horton, has and Sam and Emmett Salveson ate been planting potatoes for O. O.

Lit-. Sunday dinner at the Pederson home, trell this week. Miss Bertha Gaydusek, who has FOR SALE New Zealand red rabbits 50 cents each. II. E.

Gordon. Phone Red 147. Mrs. Frank Gaydusek. of Topeka, been head nurse at the Lincoln hos fond of animals, and by no other NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

The means can kindness be so thoroughly State of Kansas, Brown County, ss. inculcated in them. "I find this hu- Probate Court in and for said mane teaching to be the very best County. In the matter of tJie state of kind of diinline and worth anv J- Winterscheidt, deceased. No-Kina 01 discipline, ana worm any v-rphv f.

WHYDONT FOR SALE Pure bred Buff Leghorn eggs. Select $1 for 15: $6 per 100. amount of effort," writes an able Uy of December A. D. 1920, the un-teacher after two years' trial.

Such dersiened was bv the Probate Court YOU USE THE G. F. Schmidt, Whiting, Kans. is the uniform testimony of those who of Brown County, Kansas, duly ap-teach kindness to animals. The vital- pointed and qualified as executrix of iw imriArtnnt wnrk fnr oil frionH rst the last will and testatment and of FOR SALE Buff Orpington egga, range flock, 75c per setting; pen flock $1.

Mrs. Walter Koger, Whit- rr VAMTADS education is this beneficent instruc- the Ke-J winterfcheidt, de- pital, returned last wee'- and is now caring for a patient in Horton. GRAY DISTRICT 71. Special correspondence April 4 Edison Belden is working for Herman Banaka this summer. Robert Williams spent Sunday evening with Henry Beaman's.

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hietman visited with J.

J. Hietman's Sunday. Mrs. Herman Banaka spent the week-end with friends in Topeka. Mr.

and Mrs. L. E. Law and son called on Simon Smith's Sunday afternoon. Rop Montanye, of Topeka, came up tion of the millions of boys and girls Kl-ErV3 ing, A.ans.

spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Burns. Mr.

and Mrs. George Shannon and son William spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Powers. Mrs.

Lou McCormack, of Holton, took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Claunch and family Sunday.

Mt. and Mrs. George Peabody and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Harl Peabody and family near Muscotah.

Mr. and Mrs. Trageser and family and Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Lauer took dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Kletchka and family. Mr.

and Mrs. T. N. Goodwin and family and Mr. and Mrs.

G. O. Goodwin called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones and family at Everest, Sunday.

K. K. K. meeting Thursday, April 7, with Mrs. Henry Bechtold.

This meeting had been postponed on account of Mrs. Bechtold's recent ill- who are to be the future citizens of themselves accordingly. CARRIE the state. Humane Education Press WINTERSCHEIDT, Executrix of the Bureau. last will and testament and of the FOR SALE 1 pair of corduroy trous ers.

26 in. long. 32 waist: 1 pair light gray trousers, 29 in. long, 40 estate of Lee J. Winterscheidt.

de waist. C. D. Bouehton. Cnnrspa fnr Teachers ar K.

S. A. (1 Ceased mi i 1 i i il I FOR SALE Overland Six car, in ine cmzensnip course uegun uy uie KTtTEKT OP OWNERSHIP, MAX good condition. Will sell cheap or Kansas Acrricultural college in the iihcii.aiw.h, etc, B.imme oossinn of Inst WAr will Required by he Apt of trade on a house. C.

A. Vollbrecht, Netawaka, Kans. Box 42. Auitunt 24, 1UI2 continued in this year summer ses- of The Horton Headlight-Commercial sion, according to Dean E. L.

Holton, HIGH GRADE PIANO, like new, for Sunday to work for Uitf Belden this summer. Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson and children spent Sunday with F. H.

Davidson's. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones, of Horton, s.pent Sunday with Simon Smith and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Simon Smith called on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heitman Wed sale cheap. Write for particulars The course was given as a series of state of Kansas, Brown County, ss: i4.

nA Before me, a notary public ln and Mgr. Collection Olney Piano 414 Felix St. Joseph, Mo. ictmies mc kvvcw.u! for tne gtate an(, coullty aforesaid, State officials. Other officials Will be personally appeared Charles 11.

Browne, included in the citizenship course next sTUTe'ls summer. 'he publisher and owner of The Horton ness. A farmer bureau meeting was held at the C. P. A.

hall Monday evening. John Ryan, A. P. Bishop, of near Muscotah; W. R.

Turner, of New Maiden, and Georere Jones eave inter FOR SALE Garden plants', tomato, cabbage, pepper, sweet potato, cel nesday evening. tu Headlight-Commercial, and that the Miss Audrie Beaman called on the ery; geraniums and other iplants; one block north of the hospital. A. R. esting talks on the organization.

xnc Agiu-iuw tv.fes I lonowInK is, to the best of his knowl- session will open June 3 and close on elfe and belief, a true statement of the i. i I ownership, management, of the Misses Vera and Verna McNary Mr? and Mrs. Geo. Stahl, of TWarlov nftpmnnn Chapman, Phone 480. AUgusi o.

A grea-uer iiuiuucr uj. men aforesaid publication for the date are expected to attend than have shown In the above caption, required FOR SALE Rose Comb White Leg heretofore. Usually there is a pre- XltxUllkx Eft. and horns, guaranteed 200 eggs strain Horton; Mr. and Clyde Kuntzweiler, p.

Gray, of Hiawatha, spent of Powhattan; Mr. and Mrs. George Sunday with his sisters, Misses Mary Stahl, of near Everest; Miss Ma-! and Katherine Gray, rie Hodler, of Baker, and Durward Mr and Mrs I Belden and Colley surprised Mr Mrs. John Eunice spent Sunday with Mrs. Mon- Sqi1 art fnTviil'w Siinnpv.

the oppa-i i nut ru dominance of grade and hlgn school Regulations, printed on the reverse of women teachers among the summer "'iL-That theWnames and addresses of Classified Business Directory, session Students. the publisher, editor, managing editor, v. i. I and business managers are: i iIj taiiys buu vmi ueiuew sion Being jonn oinnaay. ine courses in cuaenmg to ue vi- i publisher Charles H.

Browne, Horton, ATTORN EYS-AT-L AW fered by the athletic department have occasioned a great deal of interest Kansas, MERCIER ITEMS FAIRVIEW DISTRICT. Special correspondence April 4 Lillian Miller, of Muscotah, spent amonir Viio-h schoolteachers. Althoueh Managing Editor Charles H. Browne, Special correspondence April 4. W.

II. CRAWFORD, Attorney-at-Law Offices over First National hank. i Horton, Kansas. last the week-end with Alice berry. this instruction was given sum Pendleton.

Office over First National, Bank. W. II. HILL, DENTIST Successor to Dr. Gorbutt.

Office over Sautter's drug store. Phone 241. Business Manager Browne, Clara Siebenmorgan has been on the Hck list. The Ladies Social circle will meet mer, a much more complete program Practices in all courts. Makes abstracts of title.

Will meet alients bv Horton, Kansas. 2 That the owners are: with Mrs. J. Shoebrook on April 21. is planned by the staff in the physi Charles H.

Browne, Sole Owner. appointment evenine. Notary miblic Elsie Chain, accompanied by Mrs E. B. Lewis, drove to Atchison 3 That the known bondholders, cal education department next sum in office.

mer, High school journalism is being AUCTIONEERS Mrs. Harry Norman, who has spent the past week in Atchison, returned TOM D. SMITH, Attorney-at-Law. Practices in all courts. Bonded ab taught more now than ever before CASTOR IA home l-nday.

stracter. Notarv nublic and stenogra throughout the state. With the ever. Bob Harlow, of St. Joe, is spending pher in office.

Office just south of World building. Open evenings. Both For Infants and Children a week with his old friends of this increasing number desiring such in struction, the department of indus neighborhood. Hiawathn, Kansas phones. in Use For Over 30 Years Russell Green and wife, of Ken-nekuk, spent Sunday at the home of trial journalism is offering a special course in journalism for high school C.

G. STREETER, AUCTIONEER I am prepared to give attention to real estate, large, small indifferent, farm sales, live Btock, merchandise. Having graduated from the one big Auctioneering School in the land. Phone 284. Horton.

Kans. DENTISTS Always bears -the Charles Trompeter. teachers next summer. Special courses for teachers and di Signature of -COCAVK Junior, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Tyler, is recovering Sherman Gladfelters were this neighborhood Monday. A fpw of the families of Mercier were fishing Sunday afternoon. Miss Marina Siebenmorgan visited with Florence Schuetz Sunday. John Schaefer shelled corn for Peter Schuetz Monday afternoon. Ed Schuetz and family called on J.

A. Schuetz and family Sunday evening. Mrs. Henry Schuetz, returned home Monday from her visit to Oklahoma. Thelma and Phyllis Schuetz ate Sunday dinner at the home of J.

Schuetz. I a The laying of the walks for J. E. Sullivan and Carrie and Ann Schuetz are completed. The young folks from here attended the dance at Clarence Schuetz's Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs John Schuetz and daughter, from Horton, called on Joe Morgan's Monday. Mrs. Fred Strieker and children were callers at the Charles Schuetz DR. A.

HEPTIG, Regular Gradu-ate Dentist, successor to Dr. D. F. rectors of vocational and general from a severe sick spell. home economics, in trades and in Harry Norman, accompanied by his mother and daughter Mary Dorothy dustries, in manual training, in pub- m04h4 lie school music, in mathematics, mod drove to Atchison baturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wyncoop and ern languages, English, and in social, son Albert and wife, of Bendena, vis physical and biological sciences are ited aunday with George Stirton and included in the curriculum. family. Inquiries regarding any phase of summer school work should be direct Henry Small, the mail carrier of Route No.

celebrated his 85th birthday Sunday at the home of his son, Oscar Small. Relatives from far ed to Edwin L. Holton, dean of sum mer school, Manhattan, Kans. and near brought well filled baskets and a bountiful dinner Was served, Do you Suffer there being 48 relatives present. Mr.

and Mrs. Mitchell Moore entertained for dinner Sunday, Mr. and home bunda- evening. Mr. and Mrs.

Gavdusek and Rose and John, of Everest, were callers in this neighborhood Sunday evening. Mrs. George Schuetz, is very sick. She is staying with her daugh from Headaches? Mapleton, Kans. "I have been using lr Pierce's medicines for over Mrs.

Walter Berry and family, Mr, and Mrs. George Barrand and family, of Whiting; Mr. and Mrs. George ters, Carrie and Ann Schuetz, in town. cryan, or near whiting; Edgar Moore and mother, of Horton.

and Lillian What is the Farm Bureau? The Farm Rureau id the largest and most powerful agricultural organization in America. It is composed of local, state and national branches, and lias more than' a million members. More than 2,000 out of 2.H00 agricultural counties in the United States have local bureaus served by county gents. Atchison County Farm Bureau The purpose of the County Farm liureau is purely educational. It is an organization of farmers banded together into a working group to promote better farming methods and increase production.

It has- at its command the services of specialists from the extension division of Kansas State Agricultural College holds demonstrations along practical lines in agriculture and home economies. Kansas Slate Farm Bureau Kansas State Farm Uureaii is the business organization of the county farm bureaus of the state. It has 31,000 members in 53 Kansas counties. It looks after the legislative ami business interests of it members and tliriugh the American Farm IJureau Federation co-operates with other states in formulating better marketing systems, better transportation facilities, and better distribution of farm products. thirty years and can truly say they are the best medicines I have ever used.

About Mrs. J. J. Schuetz and son Aloysius and Sisters Serapmne. Margaret and Lilliasa motored to Fidelity Sunday thirty years ago I morninc.

had sick-head MARAK DISTRICT. Special correspondence April 4. aches so that half of my time 1 was unable to do any Miss Clara Tobiason called on the Misses Jesch Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Claude Fletcher spent Satur day evening with Mrs.

Chs. Greeg. Miller, of Muscotah. PERSONAL MENTION. Atchison Monument Works.

Adv. Call Dr. C. B. Crawford, veterinarian.

Phone 319. Adv. We do all kinds of soldering. Ford Service Station. Adv.

a When your oar needs repairing call Phone 377 for service. Adv. Spectacles and artificial eyes properly adjusted over Colonial theater every Wednesday. Dr. Layton.

Adv. Mrs. John Cackler and Maxine call ed on Mrs. Theo. Bunck Thursday af ternoon.

thing. A neighbor advised me to take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. I took' six bottles and have never been troubled with It since." MRS. H.

C. HUGHES. Sold by druggists for the past fifty years, and has never contained a drop of alcohol. It can now be bad ln tablet form also. Send to Dr.

Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. for a ten-cent trial package. A number from here attended th dance in the new town hall in Purcell Monday nifht. School will close here Friday with a big dinner. Miss Brull has nroven herself a very capable and efficient American Farm Bureau Federation The American Farm bureau Federation correlates the work of the 4G state farm bureaus which comprise its membership.

It has departments of marketing, trades elations, transportation, agricultural statistics, and education and publicity, each with experienced specialists at its head. It also has a legislative department with offices in Washington, and represents the will of its members jn legislative matters by taking a referendum vote on all important questions, i It is big enough to protect the economic interests of its members, and power ful enough to give agriculture the voice it should have in national affairs. ATCHISON COUNTY MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN STARTS APRIL 11 WE ARE COUNTING ON YOU TO DO YOUR PART Atchison County Farm Bureau BAILEY FOX REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE Collections a specialty. We represent eight insurance companies and write both city and farm insurance. Justice of the Peace and Notary Public in Office Office on West Front Street WATCH THE BIG 4 Stomach'Kldneys-Heart- Liver Keep the vital organs healthy by regularly taking the world's standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles GOLD MEDAL Th National Remedy of Holland tot centuries and endorsed by Qneen WilbeU tninau At ail druggists, three sizes.

Leek tW tfce mmmu GmU MJJ ea every fees mad accept iwitatiea) Kansas State Farm Bureau.