The Ogden standard. [volume], October 29, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 10, Image 10

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To" 1 "the ocden standard: ogden. utah. Wednesday, October 29. 1919
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LEGAL NOTICES
esTate of cTaThTcey parry
deceased notice of sale ' i
of real and personal
property.
the
rhe undersigned, administratrix of j
rhe ?tate of Chauncey Parry, dceaj. pu
ed, will sell, at private sale, the tol- prl
lowing property:
j A part of the southenat quarter 0f j
Section Nineteen and ; part of ih I
southwest quarter of Section Tv. , .
in Township Six North of Hnn One
West of the Salt Lake Meridian, Unit. I A
ir.l States survey , bfinnlne at a point W
on the north line of Soventennth
Street, In oedfm City. I'taji, 66-100 of
,-i fool wesi and 942 ,ird 1-2 feet unnli Th
from the southeast rornrof said See
tlon Ninoteon and runnlns thonc
! north ."S minutes east 570 and 37.1ft wr
fort, thnco south SO decrees V. ; 1
mlnuti- ea ' 168 nnd 17-100 fpt HIM
west line of Center strrpi thnr W
ouih "8 minuti s woq ."i70 and 'J71W j
'feet, thence north 89 degrees 02 rain- 1
Utca west 168 and 17-100 feet alone
the north line of Seventeenth street I
to thr- placo of hozlnnlng, contain -two
and one half acres, more or less, ii
A pari ol Lot Six in lllock Sixteen tE
of Plal C ol i gden i It- survey, be
sinning al ihe northwest corner of 9d
said L'' Six .ind running thence raM m
100 feel thenci ?outh I:1.') feet thpcc Jt
wesi 100 feet, thence north 123 le Be
to the place of beginning H
A part f Lois rven nnd Eight in j W
Block Sixteen of i'lnt "C" of Odyn 5
'( itj survey beginning at a point 2i'i j
feel easl from the northwest corm-r o' L lBB
:ii(l l ot Six nnd running thence eart I
57 feel Ihenre south 1 feet, thence flf)j
wesi 57 feel Ihence north 123 feet to i ujJflll
the place or beginning. fill I
A pari of Lots Six and evn In
Bloi k Sixteen in I 'lat " " of 1 1;
C 1 survej beginning at a point 133
fee: otnh of the northwest corner m'
iald L61 Six and tunning thence eaM 1
1 in feet, thence somli 125 feet, thenee
-i 1 I " feel l In nee north 123 fwt
I to ihe place of beginning
A part of Lnts Seven nnd Eirht in That f
Block Sixteen in Flat "O of Ogden ties ea
City survey, b in in at a point 1M Wt pr
feel POUlh and l"7 feel east of th itw Ke
northwest corner of snid T-ot Six ia Willi I
'said Block Sixteen, and running fhr.c- '-a Pacff
I i" feel thence Bouth 125 feet, WfaJrt
them e iveel 140 feet, thence north -ii cop
eel to thi plat e of r L'inning. imp
A pari ni l.'H Live ,n P.luck Ten r'. 3 46
Sou '1 Opden mrvej .11 1 sden City 1 3 pr ce
.-ir.e bi'U.i.ninq ai a point 30 feet CTorth
easl of th southeasl corner of C-nr The 0?
avenue nnd Thirty-first Mreet, 2-1 n the nr
i iinnin.- them south 140 feet, then - tH feave
I.", fret, ihenee north 140 feet, aj on n
ithenei ivf-i 1 r. (e, t to the place of be- stbers
ginning (with one story brick hox: tfHS-h,
in)
19 shares of Ihe capital stock of ""
the Dinsdale Water company, a corps
ation (each share being of the
value of $12.30).
On or after the f.th da;, of Voven- j p.
1919. ami w 1 itten bids for ti
amc u nn part thereof, will be re
ceived at the residence of Julu I U
Parry, 173 Washington Am
Utah, unt i 1 twelve o'eiock noon of sf--
date. Term; of ?ale, cash, ten r I
( 1 ot to accompany bid and the ba- 1
ance on confirmation of sale by is I
court I H
Dated Oelober 27th 1915 I M
JULIA E PARRY,
Sole Adraiaistraim I M
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SAL(
(n th. 10th day of November, HL
at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at Utf H
1 place of business of 'he Ogden M'c'
company, r.t 2317 Hudson avenue. J M
len City, V bei county, Ltal "
ill sell at public auction, accord"-.
ii law to the highest bidder for cmj 1,
the following d. scribed automoDL-5 1
Lo-wlt , I
One Hum!: automobile, 5 pasw"
Wyoming license No. 8530.
One Buitk automobile, 5 pstfeU
Utah license No. 22522.
One Jeffrey1 automobile, 5 passes .
I tah IU ense No 18640.' .
One Overland automobile, si' r? " m
der, 5 passencer, 1 tab license
3200. l,
it C PETERSON,
Sherifrol Webei coantr,
63 CU RTIS ALUS' IN,
Deput sheriff. 12
NOTICE
To the members of th' First BaP H
Church of Ogden, L tah :
You ire hen h notlfi'Hl ml ' I
First Baptist church of P on t I
Weber county, state ol r'3 ' eTfi 1 p
12th day of November, I91j. r' Mssl
thirty o'clock p. in of said u ' . . PJfJ
ill be held s mee-.nx of tnew sp
of said church for the purpose IV-
, . ng and acting "P".'fnr I 1 sV .
lion '. form said church m o
rat K.n not for pecuniary pro" - SV
Lhe h h s 1 he sr.-.:. of ' $d 1 j m
Tl ...... n.eetins Jjk
b the board of trustees, j.fi
Dated this the 27th day of e cu p
H N KH,..K II
Chairman of the Board of
NOTICE jm
P W. Jackson of 2939 AdjJJJ I .
nue xv, 11 do no more w M'
after November lst.--j I I
Hj
Sladt has moved to
Street 3