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Sait* ftlad In tha district courts:
No. 8369, Rodolfo Lopet vs. Clara
8. Lopes, divorce.
No. 8870, W. R. Schussler et el vs.
Joaquin Trevir.o et al, rescission and
cancellation.
18TH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. W. Cunningham, Judge
No orders.
- 19JRD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. M. Kent, Judge
No orders.
COUNTY COURT
Hon. O. C. Dancy, Judge
outts filed: None.
COUNTY COURT AT LA*
Hon. John Kleiber, Judge
No. :;980. E. A. Murphy et al vs.
A. A. Benavides, judgment for plain
tiff.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Elena Ramirez and Ma. do los
Santoi Martinet.
9IRD DISTRHT COURT
(Hidalgo County)
ETo. 7039. Amer. Co. vs. L. W.
Tate* et aL farm tract 804. West
T ract.
No. Oatie L. Hasson vs. T. M.
Hartman. lot 12. blk. 31. N. McAllen.
I No. 3038, Amer. Co. vs. Mary Bly
ton et al, lots 9, 10, blk. 39, tapi
aallo.
! No. 7043. Amer. (o. v*. Toby
Adams, et .a!, ft. 136. West Trart.
No. 7032* C has. E. Thompson el
*1 vs. J. A. Pollard et al. SW 1-4 ol
NW 1-4 of sec. 15. blk. 5. Ward Co
No. 7036. A. Y. Faker vs. Harry
Kiefer, W. 20 acres of lot 4, Curry
No. 1.
No. TOSS, Albert Reis vs. Hidalgo
Co, Water Dist. No. 1, S. 1-2 of lot j
159, Hoit Tract.
No. 7026. First Natl. Barit ts. Gao. ]
H. Borne, lots 11, 8. 10 and 2, blk.
25. lot 1, blk. 14, all in San Juan
sabd., lot 241, porcion 89-70.
No. 7040, Amer. Co. vs. L. W. Yates
et al, farm tract 559, West Tract.
No. 7030, Dr. J. C. Whitley to S.
W. Batson et al, lot 18. containing
40 acres of porcion 89-70.
No. 741, Amer. Co. vs. !,. W.
Yates et al. E. 35.88 acres of Ft.
377, West Tract.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER*
t Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.l
Cameron County
J. L. Perry. Jr., subd. trustee. C.
G. Thornton et ux, by sub. trustee
to Natl. Loan and I. Co., lot 4, blk,
151, ong. tonrnsite Harlingen, 12,
500.
John W. Woodford to Lon Tumlin
son. lots 9. 10, 11. blk. 25; lots 8
11, ine., b!V. 24; lot 8. blk. 9; lot
10. blk. 28, Boulevard Heights addn.,
San Benito. $10 etc.
Valley Dev. Inc., to C. B. Jen
kins. 20 acres out of survey 110,
$12,000.
O. E. Stuart et ox to Clarence B.
Bankson et ux, 8.35 acses out of
survey 305, and 11.23 acres out of
survey 298. Stuart Tlace subd.. $19.
580.
The American Land Co. of Texas
to A. L. Danton, south one-half of
north 20 acres blk. 2. survey 138,
Stuart Place subd., $7,ono.
N. H. Windsor et ux to E. E.
Hitchcock, lot 20. blk. 5. Windsor
■ Placn addn., Harlingen, $800.
Port Isabel Co. to Edwin L. Eck
ert. lot 12, blk. 49, Port Isabel, $!,
000.
Hidalgo County
Nick Doffing to Soren F. Metrsh,
et ux. W. 1-2 of E. 1-2 of lot S, blk.
SO. Alamo Tract, flO etc.
W. R. Hansen to Geo. E. Rueb’e,
S. 5.46 acres lot 29, Bell Woods
subd. C, S10.
C. I. Haven to Gulf Coast Sec. C«,
X. 10.44 acres lot 7, see. 250, Tex.
Mex, 410.
John H. Shary to Eugene F. Bel
linger, 8. 10 acres of N. 2533 acres
of lot 382. Sharyland.
Marvin Evans to C. C. Hermes, S.
1-2 of N 1-2 and 8 1-2 of lot 48.
-tewart addition to Conway Gar
dens, 410 etc.
Ralph and Dollie Alice Hughes to
arl E. Lang. E. 9J> acres lot 15,
;iec. 259, Tex.-Max, 410 etc.
Martias Garza to Lazare Anzaleue,
3 acres o fland in Graneno ranch in
perrion SB, 410 etc.
F.m. Goodwm to Flossie Bowke*.
lot 50, blk. 3, Goodwin tract, subd.
1. 110 etc.
Lee and Addle. Wilson to F. L.
Myatt. S. 1-2 of ‘lot 6 and T, Toor
ba-jghs addn, McAllen, 41 etc.
Lloyd M. Bentsen to W. R. Han
sen. E- 5 acres of lot 15, Bell Woods
subd. “B.” 410 etc.
Will and Lena A. Gardner to Or
ril V. Huntley, W. 5 acres of E. 1-2
lot 12, blk. 29, Alamo tract, 410
etc.
J. E. Leslie to Matt Pierca, 1 acre
out of lot 124, porcion 69-70, $10 etc.
Jno. W. Kirkpatrick et ux to Matt
Pieros, lot 11 and 22, por. 69-70, |10
I etc.
Llovd M. Bentsen to A. W. Irons,
lot 21. 24-25, Bell Woods Co, subd.
1 "B.” 410 etc.
Lloyd M. Bentsen to W. R. Hasen.
34-7 acres out of lot 30-12, West
| addition, 410 etc.
j Lloyd M. Bentsen to L. R. Bell,
part of lot 52-6, West addi, lot 28,
Boll Woods Co. subd. “B". 410 etc.
V. M. Sutphen to Caroline Sehlitz
kus, lots 1 and 2, blk. 65, Hargil, $10
etc.
J. L. Erwin to Nicholas Schrep- i
ferman, lot 5, Terrell subd., $10 eve.!
\ Progreso Dev. Co. to D. ft. Rcb- {
eru, 3.3d acres in lot 17 and W.
11.77 acres of lot 28, Llano Grand*
subd.. $10 etc.
Citizens St- Bank, Donna to R. D.
Mackintosh. N. 10 acres of E. 20
acres of ft 668, West Tract, $10
etc.
Progreso Dev. Co. to F. J. Lim
beck, 4.62 acres of W. 12.12 acres of
! lot 65, Llano Grande subd., $10 etc.
McAllen Dev. Co. to Louise P.
Grassie, lot 46. 47, 48. 41*. addition
to McAUen first subd- Citrus Groves,
$10 etc.
Billie Wood to Opal K. Smith,
16.16 acres cf lot 1T4, Holt tract. $10
etc.
G. M. Terrell to J. L. Erwin. N.
11.01 acres cf W. 22.12 acres of lot,
2, blk. 2, Hammond addn.. $10 etc.
McAllen Dev. Co. to Mrs. Louis*
P. Gracsle. lot 35. containing 6.34
acres of McAllen First Subd., Cit-,
rus Groves subd., $10 etc.
L. L. Watkins et ux to W'. E. Dix
on. lot 8. blk. 1<*\ Edinburg, $1100.
J. C. Eng'lm:: . Jr. to Geo. F.
Lucas, blk. 71. Lu Blanca, $10 etc.
John J. Con*va, to Elizabeth Hein
er, lot 73. lion Tract, $10 etc.
The Citizens State Bank. Donna,
to C. C. Brown, farm tract 668, W est
j Tract.
Gulf Coast Sec. Co. Inc, to Geo.
Mounsey, W*. 5 of E. 30 acres of lot
11. Curry No. 4, $10 etc.
Amer. o. to Paul Sokol, et ux, F.
T. 2040, North Capisallo, $10 etc.
Jno. C. Groover to Fred T. Ben
nett, part of lot 2, blk. 135. La
Blanca, $10 etc.
N. M. Hester to John C. Groove et
ux, 5 acres of lot 2, blk. 135. La
Blanca. $10 etc.
James Gardener to L. L. Jenkz,
30.24 acres bcinx frac. lot 4, blk. 64,
Alamo Tract, $10 etc.
Harry J. Lawson to H. Hartman,
Jot 1, blk. 2, Queen City annex, Mar-j
cedes, $10 ate.
Heriberto de P.amirex to Charlaa j
Codoy, lot 4, blk. 41, N. McAllen, $10 |
etc.
C. S. Hale et al to NtlH* Hale,
lot 1, 2, blk. 4, Hammond addn., $1
etc. •
Nellie Halo to C. X. Hale, lots I, 2,
blk. 4, portion 61 to 64, $10 etc.
Progreso Dev. Co. to Daniel Bar
ron. W. 6.55 acres of lot 120, Llano
Grande subd., $10 etc.
Progreso Dev. Co. to Sylvester Al- j
!en, S. 5.53 acres of tot 26-B, Llano
Grande subd., $10 etc.
Luther M. Livingston to Ralph L.
Tolies. W. 40 acres of blk. 114, Hill
Halbert. $1 etc. j
W. L. Christie to Phillip C.
Changny, F. 10 acres of lot 15, blk. '
46, Capisallo, $10 etc.
C. C. Brown to F. J. Matteson. 5 ;
acres of Ft. West Tract, $3
412.50.
The Citizen* St. Bank of Donna i
to F. J. Matteson, lot 6, of re-subd. f
of Bank Land, $10 etc.
S. H. and Mrs. Edyth Emersonto :
G. F,. McLelland, lot It. blk. 66, Cap- ,
isallo. $10 etr.
Geo. M. Stephenson to C. M. Flinn,
lot 4, blk. 15. N. McAllen, $10 etc.
E. M. Goodwin to Mr*. Wm. A.
Nickels, lot 55. blk. 3. Goodwin Tr. i
subd., containing 3.53 acre*. $10 etc. !
Hardware Store
Is Remodeled
WESLACO. Feb. 16.—Extensive re
: modeling has just been completed
! on the Rio Grande Hardware and
Machinery store of this city.
Tho store now occupies an area of
approximately 45x70 feet. Plate
glass windows, display case*, coun
ters, tables and new merchandise
have been added.
Kiwanis to Give
Talks at School
(Special to Tha Herald)
PHARR. Feb. 10.—The committee
on vocational guidance m the Pharr
Kiwanis club has formulated three
programs for the high school. These
programs will be one hour each
to 9;4o a. m.) which will av
erage about twenty minutes for each
speaker. At least one additional
program will likely be arranged Ut- ;
er.
The speakers and dates follow:
March 6: Tom Hartley, law; Roy |
Klcssner, clerical and P. S. Devine.;
engineering.
March 2SV: E. L. Greene, insur
anee; Archie Reed, social and reli
gious work, and W. B. Sellers, hank
ing.
April 10: K. J. Scott, medicine; E.
C. White, transportation and com
munication, and D„ U. Buckner,
teaching.
The vocational committee is com
posed of J. Lee Stambaugh, C. M.
Epps and A. M. Kelley.
MRS. F. J. DIXON LAID
TO REST AT CORPUS
At the rectory of St. Matthews
church, Kenedy, Tex., the residence
of her son, the Rev. J. H. S. Dixon.
Mrs. Francis J. Dixon, daughter of
Lady Georgina Keppe4 Hill and Capt.
Edward Hill of England, passed to
her eternal rest. She was born in
Chepalonie, Greece, Oct. 10, 1834. The
body was taken to Corpus Christi
where it lay in state in the Church
of the Good Shepherd. Services were
conducted by the Rev. J. W. Sykes,
at the church and at Rose Hill ceme
I tery.
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