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THE DEMOCRAT-VOICE, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925.
Coleman County Nev.s
Items
(Continued from Page 9)
Bro.
Gouldbusk
T. J. Justice, pastor
of the
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Citation by Publication. | beginning, containing in all 77.68
THE STATE OF TEXAS. ! acres of land.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of, THIRD TRACT: Being 27.88 acres
Coleman CSttnty—Greeting: of land, a part of the John Needham
You are hereby commanded to sum-. Survey No. 498, Abst. No. ;>43 and 59.8
tnon Houston. Tap A: Brazoria Rail- acres of land, a part of the C. Mc-
road Company, a private corporation,1 Autey Survey No. 42, Abst. No. 793, in
the unknown stockholders of the HoUs*: Coleman County, Texas, described as
ton, Tap & Brakoria Railroad Com-1 follows: Beginning at the S. E. cor-
pany, a defunct corporation. Hutchins ! ner of a tract of land conveyed to Mrs.
Land & Trust Company, a private cor- Lula Harvey, described in deed of ree-
- poralion, the'unknown stockholders of ,'ord in Book 08, page 118, Coleman
Hutchins Land & Trust Company, a County Deed Records on the. South line
defunct corporation, The Fair, a pri-L't' said McAuley Survey for S. W. cor-
vatc corporation, the unknown stock-1 ner of this tract. Thence East 331.55
Holders of The Fair, a defunct corpu-1 vrs. along the South line of said S.
ration, R. T. Brooke, R. T. Brook, J. McAuley Survey to its S. E. comer.
G. Brook, E. P. Brook, J. R. Brooke.; Thence North along the East line of
I. R. Brooke, C. McAuley, Rebecca Me-,said McAuley Survey and said Need-
Auiey, J, F. Trahin, Sophia Trahin, Lam Survey in all 1461 vn. to a point
Robert Epps. Willie .J. Epps, John in the East line of said Needham Sur-
Needham, C. H. Atwood, If. L, Bri- • Thence. West 381.55 vp*. to the
gance, Jesse Mercer, Barm- Parker. I N. E. corner of said Lula Harvey
Francis M. Chandler, Willis B. M«orv. i tract. Thence South along the East
Dudley Johnson, Daniel M. Paulk, J. I line of. said Lula Harvey tract 1461
G. Brooke. J. D. Morgan, Burley vrs. to the place of beginning and con-
‘Brooke, and the heirs.of the following . taiping in all 87.68 acres of land. |
named deceased persons, td-wit: R. T. | That afterwards and on the .2nd:
Brooke. R T. Brook J. (,. Brook, E. day of March v9o5 and whjk, lh<.
P. Brook. J. R. Brooke, 1. R. Brooke,, piiantiffa were in possession of said I
£ McAuley Looecca McAuley, J. I. lilm, and premigt.s as aforesaid, the
Jr“f!ln’ Sophia Trahin, Robert Epp> j Defendants unlawfully entered in and
Wil.ii* J. Epps. John Nee ..".am, t . H. , ,Jr„,n and dispossessed Plaintiff of such
Atwood, HL.Bnganc.., Jos. < M.-rcer,; (.r,.mis„« and unlawfully withhold;
s„r" T rancis .<L Lhandler, | from them the possession thereof toj
W ", M » ’T' r 1 " uy Plaintiff's damage in the sum of Ten.
Daniel M. Paulk J C. Brooke, J. D.; Thousand Dollars.
Morgan ana BuTivy Brooke, Defend-!
ants by making publication of this. Plaintiffs further say. that in addi-
Oitatio:: once in each week for four t,on to their title aforesaid in fee sira-
mcce&sive weeks previous to the're-! l ie to said land and premises, that
turn day hereof, in sortie newspaper they are the owner* of same tinder the
published in your County to appear: Five Year Statutes of Limitation in
at the next, regular term of the Die-1 this: That Plaintiffs'and those under
trict Court of Coleman County, to be! whom they claim have had peaceable
Holden at the Court House thereof, in''and adverse possession of said land
Coleman. Texas, on the 15th day of and premises, cultivating, using and
Jfrm;, A. D. 1925, then and there to enjoying the same and 'paying all tax-
answer a petition filed in said Court fS thereon, claiming.under doeds duly
OB the 10th day of March A. D. 1925 registered for more than five years!
in a suit, numbered on the docket .of next preceding the institution of this
said Court No. *021, wherein Mrs. Lula suit and next preceding the first day
Haney, joined by her husband, M. °f March, 1925. and Plaintiffs here
E. Harvey, and J..O. Brooke, a person plead the Five Year Statutes of Limi
of unsound mind, who sues 1 y and tation as further ground for their title
through his next fnend, M. E. Harvey, to said land.
are, Plaintiff* and the above named' WHEREFORE, premises consider-
Defendants are a the Defendants ^ plaintiffs pray the Court that the
and the only Defendants in said cause; Defendants be cited to appear and
"ttasaSS®*., o„ th, I., r™ “>k* w
day of March, 1925, the Plaintiffs
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Methodist Church, filled his
monthly appointment at the
Sunday.
The farmers of this section have
their land prepared and are anxious-
ly waiting for that long wished for
rain.
Local talent, under the efficient
management of Prof. Lohn, promise
in the near future a comedy drama of
the great Southwest, “An Arizona
Cowboy.” Alright Prof, you will
have to hurry, we are anxiously wait-
ing.
The death ange' has again visited
our town and took from among us
Mrs. F. M. Dieterich, who died Friday
evening, March 6th and was laid to
rest Saturday evening, the 7th, in the
Gouldbusk cemetery. Funeral serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. Mickey
of Coleman.
Bcnette Weeks, son of our fellow
townsman, J. E. (Hobby) Weeks, has
purchased the meat market formerly
jwned by John Maines.
Mi and Mrs. J. W. Cox left Sunday
to visit relatives in Fort Worth, Tex-
as, a.id to attend the Fat Stock Show.
Mrs. John Landrum of Houston.
Texas, arrived last Saturday to at-
tend the Dieterich funeral and do
with her brother, Mr. F. M. Dieter-
ich, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. E C. Edens left Sun-
day evening to buy dry goods in the
Fort Worth and Dallas markets, and
to attend the Fat Stock Show.
Jim McCulloch and family, Lois
Thompson and Roy 1 hweatt attended
! the semi-monthly singing at Shield
Sundiz i veiling.
Clarence Barnes, formerly of this
place, but who now holds a responsi-
ble position with a bank in Dallas,
was shaking hands with old friends
Saturday.
Bowen
The farmers of this community were
badly disappointed when they gof out
of bed Monday morning and discovered
that no ram had fallen during the
rfight.
The singing last Sunday night was
largely attended.
Our school is progressing nicely,
and plans are being made to render a
..program on the night of March 27th
A small admission will be charged.
We were gladto have Filo Rozell in
the choir again Sunday night.
We were glad to have Miss Gladys
Hilger ami Miss Ruth Crenshaw with
us Sunday-night.
Johnnie M. Sparks spent Sunday
afternoon in the Crenshaw hothe- a:
Valera.
Misses Velma and Elizabeth Wes-
son spent Sunday afternoon with
Misses Virginia and Clois Htibhard.
The opossum hunt at Edgar Horpe's
Friday night was enjoyed by a large
crowd.
Misses Grace and Allie Pearce had
dinner with their grandmother in
Coleman Sunday.
Miss Vcida Copeland spent Satur- list , this week.
‘ '§M I H “J “ | | I Davis visited Mrs. E, H.
day night and Sunday with Miss Thel-
ma Vandike.
Mr. and Mrs. Oris Lindeman called
on Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Atkins Thurs-
day afternoon.
Mr. W. A,- Taylor lost a horse Tues-
day afternoon. It had been sick since
Sunday night.
Misses Bessie, Inez and M. B. Mor-
Mrs. a W
Wiggins Monday afternoon.
Mr. Henry Ewing, who has been
working for Mr. C. W. Davis, is work-
ing in Coleman'now.
Mrs. E. H. Wiggins and daughters,
Eunice, Stella Mae and Margie Fay
and sons, Ernest, Riley, Wesley and
Jasper, and Thelma, Edna, Hubert and
Duward Weaver spent Saturday aft-
gan and Miss Nannie Crawford visit- Duward Weaver api
ed school Tuesday afternoon. ! emoon on the creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Atkins and I Messrs. Edd Bowers and E. H. Wig-
Mr. Holland Anderson had supper in | gins motored to Coleman Sunday aft-
the J. E. Atkins home. The chief'emoon.
dish on the menu was fish.
Everyone who attended the party at
Mr. Jim Green’s last Friday niglit re-
port that it was one of the best of the
past few months.
A new boy has come to make his
home with Mr. and Mrs. McHorse.
Several from this community at-
tended the singing at Shield Sunday
afternoon. They report some good
sioging and an interesting program.
Miss Ruby Bell spent the week-end
in Brownwood.
Gas is only 19c at the Coleman Ma-
chine Shop. 1 lx.
Loss Creek
We certainly sympathize with the
friends and loved ones in their loss, of
Mrs. Maude Elliott, who passed away
lust Saturday morning, leaving a
broken hearted companion and a sweet
little five-months-old baby girl.
Little Albert Sorrels is still very
sick with pneumonia.
We had a very good Sunday School
Sunday-, but aim to reorganize in the
near future and hop* by so doing to
put more life into the work.
We were glad to have Rev. Gibson
with us Sunday in our Sunday school
Duward and Hubert WeoVer and
Bumurd Bowers visited Ernest and
Riley Wiggins Sunday.
Mr. W. F. Weaver visited his moth-
er in Anderson Sunday,
Novice
Mrs. Barnett,is in Temple this week
with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Cam Shields and chil-
dren and Kathleen Barnett had supper
in (he J. R. Reed home Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Reed and child-
ren visited in the Jess Grimes home
prayer meeting at Santa Anna Sua
day night.
Mr. Riley and Alfred Williams left
Tuesday for Dallas. Riley will ea-
ter Bryne’s Commercial College far
a course in bookkeeping and short-
hand, while Alfred expect* to be em-
ployed in a barber shop.
Mrs. George Richardson, Mrs. C. W.
Williams and Mable Williams sport
Monday aftemooh with Mrs. C. M.
Willjams.
Rev. Werner and family were gueata
in the Amos Taylor home Sunday.
Have you tried one of those lovely
roil roasts? The choicest of meet
rolled into an attractive, delicious,
tender roast. Try one today from
| The City Murket, Telephones 104 and
16 i. n«.
Silver Valley
Rev. Hollingsworth filled his reg-
ular appointment here Sunday mors-
ing and night. He was accompanied
bv his wife end children.
" Mrs. E. J. Buck returned last week-
end after a two weeks stay with har
Sunday i’.1 M. 'They attended church Mrm- Uenr* of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gipson and Fred
1 at Silver Valley Sunday night and had
as their guests J. P. Skelton and Imo-
gene Grimes.
The work on the Novjco lake is
getting along fine. Mr. Oha*. Skel-
ton has charge of the work and visi-
tors are out every day to see it.
Ijr., of Corsicana, were the week-e»d
guests.of relatives here. Mrs. Gipoou
remained several days with her par*
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burroughs.
Mr. and Mr*. Tom Lawrence and
niece Gladys, spent the week-end with
relatives at Abilene.
Austin Burk has busineea in Sweet-
water this week.
Howard J. Sanders was visiting «1-
Let Saunders-Smith suit you and j
you will be well dressed on any occas-,
ion or anywhere. The prettiest line1 ___
they have ever had are now on display. at/ves" at"Ranger the ^*Vw*ikS»d.
11 x . Bryan Buck of Sweetwater spent
the week-end here.
Plain view Bill end Heusti* Cook wore guests
of relatives at Ballinger Last week.
Misses Annie Mae and Bertie, of Old
th us Sunday in our Sunday school. A good rain would certainly be ap-
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hughes and] predated jtist now, as it is nearly
..... w. now. •» iv i» j Volley, were guests of Lite Lawrence J
children and Aubrey Hughes motored [time for old mother earth to put on Sunday.
to Brownwood Saturday on a visit to; her spring-time frock and
Edgar Pitts and Pat Close spent .Churches Sunday.
relatives. Aubrey remained to work
this week for his uncle.
The Junior B. Y. P. U. rendered s
program at^Camp Colorado Sunday
afternoon.
Bro. Iva Holmes surprised his home-
folks by hringing Miss Ola D. Rey*
nolds of Brownwood, to visit for a
while Sunday afternoon.
We are expecting the Volunteer
Band of Howard Payne College to be
here Saturday night and Sunday, and
extend to all a welcome. Let’s all go
arid give them a good hearing
Indian Creek
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Sanders and child-
ren and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Haney vis-i
Ited Mr. ....... *
Sunday.
M - - ESva and Ruby Davis spent*
week-end with Mis* Nannie Swan]
is- ar Santa Anna.
School Is progressing nicely with si
g d attendance. .
Miss Thelma Weaver spent Sunday
,vivt with Miiis Eunice Wiggins.
Mr. and Mrs. Metts and family had
relatives visiting them Sunday.
Thelma Weaver spent Sunday after-:
noon with Eunice Wiggins.
We are still wishing for a good
rain.
Misses Bessie and Berta Bailey at j
nded Sunday school at the Double
Iso we
bite of
are getting anxious for
something green.
Mr Arthur Taylor of Sabina!, Tex-
as. is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Taylor, who have been in
poor health for some time, but are-
some better at present.
Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Watson
spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. (’. M.
Williams.
Miss Mary Miles and Mr. Nichols
of Trickham, attended the show at
Santa Anna Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Bowles are visiting
their daughter, Mr*. Maurice Fowler.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Woodard were
guest* of the tatter's parents, Mr, and
Mr*. C\ W. Williams, Sunday.
The singing in Phillip* home Sun
Walter Burroughs was • basin***
visitor to the Capitol thl* week.
Mr. MrElrath of Coleman ia a
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We have several fine fans* that we
ran jet give possession. This ia a
good proposition and will bear invert!,
gation.
We have three good homes in Celn-
man to swap foe farm land. This Is
no trash. Come in and let's talk bnrt-
nesn.
r.d Mrs. Arville Steven* ’ day night was enjoyed by all present. y, e i,aTr some very fine rfcrtee
Mr and Mrs. G. Riley of Doole, vis- (»lain* |,nd that we will sell or take
ited relative* here Friday. vour place in on same. If interested
Mr. Willie Sheffield, Alton Taylor.; („ ,j„. |>|sin* country come in and an*
William' Miles, Miss Mary Miles and
Lorena and Dollie Taylor 1 attended j
pnt 1 I
were the owners of and in possession
of the land and premises hereinafter
described, owning,Iholding and claiga
mg the same in f|^ipA>le from ar.-i
under the sovereignty of the soil, to-
wit:
FIRST TRACT: All of Lot No. 2
in Block No. 16 of the town of Santa
Anna, Coleman County, Texas, accord
ing to the map of said town of record
in the Deed Records of Coleman Coun-
ty, Texas, in Volume P, pages 176 and
177. to which reference is here made.
SECOND TRACT: 25.18 acres part
of the John Needham Survey No. 497,
Abst. No. 545, and 52)4 acres part of
the C. McAuley Survey No. 42, Abst.
No. 793, in Coleman County, Texas,
described as follows: Beginning at a
point 342 vrs. East of the S. W. cor-
ner of said McAuley Survey and on
the South line of same, same being the
S. E. comer of the third tract of the
J. R. Brooke land described in a judg-
ment of record in Volume 101, page
435, Coleman County Deed Records.
Thence East 299.2 vrs. Whence North
1461 vrs. through said Survey No. 42
to a point in said Survey No. 497;
Thence West 299.2 vrs. to the N. E.
comer of said J. R. Brooke tract.
Thence South 1461 vrs. to the place of
hearing hereof Plaintiffs have judg-
ment for the title and possession of
said lands and premises and that they
have their writ of possession for the
same, for all costs of suit and for such
other and further relief, general and
special, as they may be entitled to at
law and in equity.
Herein fail not, but have before
said Court, at its aforesaid next reg-
ular term, this writ with your return
thereon, showing how you have exe-
cuted the same.
Given under my hand and the Seal
of said Court, at office in Coleman,
Texas, this, the 10th day of March, A.
D. 1925.
ll-14x. W. E. GIDEON, Clerk,
District Court Coleman County,
Protect yourself and family
with one of our policies.
GREAT SOUTHERN LIFB
INSURANCE CO. of Texas
JESS R. PEARCE
AGENT
Coleman, Texas
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Saturday night with Cecil Home.
Misses Ruby*Snodgrass, Mary and
Rose Lee Lightner had supper with
Misses Florence and Winnie Close
Sunday night.
Mesdames Harvey Payne, Met Beg-
lar, Oscar Young, Marida Goss and
Cecil Home visited Bowen school F ri
day afternoon:
Miss Vera Mayo spent Friday i. ght
with Ruby Snodgrass.
Mr. Jpe Brady visited Mr Arch
Sharp last week.
Mr. J. A. Griffis of Winters, ,r.....
Saturday night and Sundav with J. W. I k
>
Emmett Jameson and family spent ] |C
Saturday night with hi* brother, if*
Floyd, on the Jim Nod. M
Mrs. A. L. Pearce and daughter Mo-
dena, spent Sunday with Mrs. Pearce's
mother in Coleman.
Sallie Sharpe spent Sunday with
M Mary Dee Riley.
Pansy Waits visited Ina Baxter
Sunday afternoon.
Gordon Pearce visited his grand-
father at Coleman Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jarrel spent
Sunday aftemoo nwith Arch Sharp
and family. f j!
Folk Items
Mr. L C. Haas went to Ft, Worth
last week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Atkins, Mr. J. I if
D. Atkins and Mr, W. D. Atkins spent j i
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Me- !
Queen.
i Several from this community wont!
to Coleman last Wednesday night to ]
see the vaudeville attraction at the 1
Dixie Theater.
Mr. and Mrs. C .W. Dari* visited
friends near Coleman Saturday after-;
noon.
Mis* Lillie Harrell, who has been]
suffering with appendicitis, is im-:
proving at this writing. 1
Mrs. W. S. Connelly is on the sick
NEW FORD CAR
FOR RENT
without driver
Wallace Harllee
at Harllee & Byrd Cafe
us, we will trade.
Don't forget our loan department,
and remember that we will losn yom
more money per acre, flew# them up
quicker thsn any loon agent la Tel-
»*/■ We ran take up your note arainot
your farm or city property, or can
loan you money to improve your bam*
or loan you money to build. ®a bar#
made 14 loans ao far la IMS. You
are nest.
R. E. L. ZIIUERIUII
Insurance-—Loans
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