The Democrat-herald., May 20, 1921, Image 4

About The Democrat-herald. (Springfield, Baca County, Colo.) 1919-19??

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Chautauqua Coming
Astoundinq Proqram
5 GREAT BAYS
BUT YOUR TICKET NOW
Please tke committee SAVE MONEY TOO
Read Me
I SAVE YOU MONEY
Our Entire Stock Of
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SHOES I
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at the following BARGAIN PRICES
until June 15th
$9.00 to $lO.OO Shoes $1.50 off
7.00 to 8.50 “ 1-25 off
4.75 to 6.50 “ 1.00 off
3.50 to 4.50 “ 75c off
2.00 to 3.25 “ 50c off
.75 to 1.75 “ 25c off
Renumber we carry a complete stock of Peters Dia
mond Brand Shoes. Solid leather throughout.
Don’t Hesitate. Act Now.
Stroud’s Cash Stores
“Where It Pays To Pay Cash”
K.IM SPRINGFIELD KENTON
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I have $20,000 worth of Liberty bonds
to exchange for farm loans offered me.
if you want these can make you a good
rate of interest.
N. K. BICKFORD
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—CARS
Repaired Bought
Painted a. 1 J a j and Sold
Jett Miller, Prop. Ist door South Clover Lest
Denver Daily
Record Stockman
Every man who has stock
ought to have the Denver Daily
Record Stockman. The sub
scription is $6.00. We have
made arrangements that will en
able us to furnish both the Dem
ocrat-Herald and the Daily
Stockman for $5.60. Get into
the game now.
The Palace Hotel dining room
is now open under new manage
ment Will appreciate your pa
tronage.
J. T. Stokes, and
cO-3 Millie Thompson.
The Morris Land Company,
Lawrence, Kans., is looking for
some one to take exclusive charge
of their land sales In this coun
ty. Wholesale prices are tIO.OO
$12.60 and $16.00. cl-4
We oil and repair saddles and
harness. We make harness aud
carry a full line of collars and
pads and repairs for ail style
harness. We also make the
price right Call at the Holly
Harness shop, opposite electric
shoe shop. Holly, Colo. cl 3
FOR SALE OR TRADE-4
yean lease on S. W. i Set. 11,
Tp. 32 S.. Range 48 W. All
fenced, 6 wires. Post 21 feet
100 ;cres cultivation. See or
write
W. W. Golden,
dl 4 Springfield, Colo.
25,000 lbe. of Sudan seed for
sale by Stokes Bros., 6 miles
north and 2 miles west of Edler.
5 south and 5 east of Joycoy.
Price, small lota Si cts. per lb.,
100 lbs to 600 lbs. 8 cts. per lb..
500 lbs. or more 2$ cts. per lb.
d 2-4 Stokes Bros.
Last Sunday afternoon Mr.
State Goodwin of Joycoy and
Miss Edith Peoples of Buster
were united in matriage a' the
Methodist church by Rev. Elver.
The pair wee accompanied by
members of the respective fami
lies and will qgake their home oo
the groom’s farm.
ROOMS
We now have charge of the
Dickey Rooming-House. Our
motto is service at a reasonable
price. Call any hour.
d 3-6 Raymond Winters.
D. C. D. Boosters
The following wild and woolly
Texans, accompanied by two
Elkharters as hostages, ate
chuck at the Clover Leaf Wed
nesday, tow it, as follows:
W. A. Palmer. D. J. Young,
H. E. Huoyer, J. S. Wood, W.
A. Miller, G. H. Chance, F. M.
Perry, L. A. McAdams. The
two hostages were H. 8. Hag
(tart and Mr. Zillman.
After the Boosters had been
grubstaked, a train load of our
most civilized citizens accompan
ied them to Lamar, towit, Raj
Flint, Earl Denney, G. A. Spikes
and J P. Murphy, these returning
the next morning through mud,
and slosh and alop to their native
haunts in Springfield, all report
i g an enthusiastic meeting, es
| p;ci illy the banquet part of it.
{Shoe Specials
| | We have just received a >arge shipment of The ENDICOTT-JOHNSON SHOES for
▼ both men and boys. We are marking these shoes at euch low prices that it will re-
S mind you of pre-war times. These shoes are marked from three to four dollars less
|H than many of the numbers used to sell for. We wi’i ask you to come in and look them
B over, and then buy where it ia to your advantage.
I SPRAGUE-HOBBS CLOTHING COMPANY
K "BAGA COUNTY’S EXCLUSIVE CLOTHING STORE”
I SPRINGFIELD, COLO.
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SUMMONS
STATE OP COLORADO I „ IN THE Dis
count y of Baca I " TRICT COURT
Lillio Brooding. Plaintiff
vg
R. M. Brooding. Defendant.
Summons
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
To R. M. Breeding, the Defendant above
named, GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought againt you by the above named plaintiff
in the District court of Baca county state of * 'ol
orsdo, and answer the complaint therein within
twenty Hay a after the service hereof, if aerved
within this county; or. if servod out this county,
or by publication within thirty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the day of service; or
judgement by default will be taken against you
according to the prayer of the complaint. \nd
of a copy of the complaint'in the above entitled
action be not served with this summons, or if the
service hereof be made out of this state, then ten
days additional to the time hereinbefore specified
for appearance and answer will be allowed before
the taking of judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought for the partition and
division of the following described real estate
situate, lying and being in the County of Baca
and State of Colorado, to-wit:
The said action is brought to obtain a decree
and judgemen* requiring you to convey to plain
tiff the following described real estate situate in
Baca County, Colorado, to-wit: The South Half
(SVir) of Section Twenty-One (21). Township
Twemy-Eight (28) Bouth, Range Forty-four (4s)
west of the Sixth Principal Meridian, the legal
title to which is now In your name in trust for
plaintiff and in ease of your failure or refusal to
convey said land that a commissioner be appoint
ed by the court to execute, acknowledge and de
liver a good and sufficient conveyance therefor
and that the title to said land be quieted in plain
tiff against you and that you and your* heirs and
assigns be forever barred and enjoined from as
serting any right, title, interest claim of demand
in or tJ the said premises or any part thereof; I
for an accounting from you as to the moneys of
said p'aintiff appropriated by you from her sep
arate c date and for such other relief as to the
court thall seem meet and equitable, as will more
fully sppear from the complaint in said action to
whioh refernce is here made:
Ano you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appsar, and to answer the said complant as above
requirod, the said plaintiff will take Judgment
againt t you by default according to! the prayor
of the complaint.
Given under our hands as attorney-, for
the plaintiff at our office at Lamar. Prowers Coun
ty, Colorado, thia 24th day of March. A. D. 1920.
[HealJ 1 Gordon os Gordon
W. B. Gordon A. C. Gordon
Attorneys for Plaintiff
First Pub. May IS Laatl Pub. June 19
“On the Beach
at Wa-ki-ki
VEIRRA’S HAWAHANS
Hear this Great Hawaiian
Company
AT CHAUTAUQUA
THE REAL THING
Far Rent: —5 quarters of good .
land in Twp. 29. Ranue 12. SR <>fl
21, Ei of 22. NW0126, NE 34. i
Will rent for a term of y-ars for a j
few rente an acre. Write
C. Bodwell —Waterloo, loa. c5 —
For Sale or Rent—l6o acres of
land. Two miles north of Spring,
field on Lamar road, being the
N’Wi, Sec. 8, J. P. 30, 46.
W. J. Cleveland,
do-8 Osceola, Mn.
T. 0. Swanner exuecta in t ike
his boy Reuben to the U, S. Ser
vice hospital at Denver. j
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SUMMONS
State of Colorado )
VS s
County of Baca ) In the county court
Jim W. Walt. Plaintiff
VH
| Margaret W. Walt, Defendant.
jTh« Peoria] of the State of Colorado,
ITo Margaret W. Wait, the defondant above
i named. GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaint
iff. In the County Court of Baca County. State
of Colorado, and plead to the complaint therein
within thirty days after the service hereof, if
served within the State of Colorado; or, if served
’ out of the State of Colorado, or by publication.
within fifty davs after the service hereof, exclus
| ivc of the day of service; or said action may be
I regularly aet for trial the same aa though such
appearance had been made and issue had been
joined on such comoiaint.
The said action is brought by plaintiff to obtain
a decree of divorce, dissolving the bonds of ma
trimony now existing between plaintiff snd de
fendant. on the ground of Desertion as will more
fully sppear from the complait in Bald action to
which reference is hereby made and a copy of
which is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail to
appear, and to plead to the aaid complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal of
aaid Court for the relief therein demanded .
Given under my hand and the aeal of Maid
court, thia sixteenth day or March. A. D. 1921.
T. Eldon Allen, Judge and acting clerk.
L. H. Alberti, Attorney for (he plaintiff
May 13 LaatJune 10
The Clover Leaf Cafe
And Bakery
I Will from now on retail bread made by the Marx & Wheeler
electric eyatem. This wHI offer Springfield and vicinity an op
portunity of buying a freth product until auch a time a« a bak
ery ia inatalled here.
HAIL INSURANCE
Insure your Grain Against Hail. I
can Insure your Grain for any amount
and will carry your note if you desire
until fall.
N. K. BICKFORD
Springfield, Colorado
M ethodist Notes
We cordially invite everyone
to attend our services on the Sab
bath. We begin promptly and
close just as promptly' Belle
will ring at 9:30 a. m. and 9:55.
This will allow five minutes after
the last bell before Sunday school
takes. Our Epworth League be
gins at 7:15 and bells will ring
one half hour earlier. Our preach
ing services begin at 11:00 and
8:00. We preach- no doctrinal
sermor.s but use only such themes
as are suggested by the texts
employed. We are here to win
people for Christ and not to an
tagonize any one. Come and get
acquainted
Leonard C. Elver, Minuter.
J. M. Ford was in town over
Tuesday night.
A week from tomorrow is dec
oration day.
Edler
May 10. \
Wedding bells ring out the olid
and ring in the new. \
Only yesterday one among V
those of our many favorite girls
was msrried, and today we are
all joiuing in extending to her
our best wishes; but still there is
covered up in our minds the
the thought that she has gone
from among us, never to return
SB of yore, and in one sense she
has passed beyond the vela
where we will no her"no more as
we knew bar in childhood dsys.
But such is live and we still
have the consoling thought that
while we have lost one dear to
all of us, others have gained in
her a valuable friend and neigh
bor and a noble citizen, while
',her husband is rich with the re-
I ward for such a noble girl fer a
: wife and a life companion.
Miss Ella has passed to an
honorable calling and we all join
in extending good thoughts to
her in her last chosen and most
honorable position. We all hope
that she proves well worthy of
her new environment, and that
she makes as good a wife as she
did a noble girl. The above are
the thoughts of a friend, and the
following is the announcement of
two of our esteemed young peo
ple who were married in Spring
field, May 7th, 1921. The names
of the participants are Mr. Wil
liam Warman and Miss Ella Na
gle, both of Edler, Colo. They
i are at present visiting friendsin
: Lamar, and will in about three
i weeks be at home to their many
. friends on their homestead, four
, teen miles west of Edler, Colo.
Charles Bosley and family have
m vc.l to Lamar where he is in
terested in transfer business, ha
having secured a large truck
which he keeps moving like a
fish oi:t of water.
Waiter Keck has returned
from an extended auto trip
through Oklahoma and Texas and
reports that crop conditions do
not look favorable on acconnt of
a shortage of moisture.
We are informed that Ed Mis
ner will soon close the garage of
this place and move temporarly
to the home of hi* father in Kan
sas to remain during harvest
times, after which they will rec
tum to their homestead. > |
Rain is very much j
these parts to stimuft'*. Vue
growth of wheat and other crops
which are at present beginning
to bliow that moisture is much
needed. »
Artesia Pick Ups
Mr. Powell of the Plains coun
try has leased the Lucas . ranch
west of Artesia on Horse creek
and is moving there now.
Me. and Mrs. Winters of Elk
hart are visiting their Bon Or
ville and family at Artesia.
Mrs. Winters spent the day
Tuesday with Mrs. B B. Gant.
I Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Meador
' and daughter Beva attended
church at the Plaiuview school
house Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Meador
called an Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Dykes'Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs A. H. Barrett
received word that their daugh
ter Miss Ciara was married > n
the 4th of May in Denver tu Ray
Nichols of Konantz.
Rev. W. J. Web: l r. an evan
galist minister for the Holiness
church, is holding a revival
meeting at Plainv'ew school
house. Ho is an able speaker
and all would feel wdfi repaid to
x hear him. Mr. and Mrs. Web
| ster are beautiful singers. Ev
erybody welcome.
Plain View school house is five
mil»s south and two west of Ar-
Itesia.
Graft
C. J. Eddy and family, who
have been been quite sick, are
improving.
R. T. Hagan has been sick the
last few days. _
Mrs. Robt. Pilgrim is also on
he sick list.
Mrs. J. M. Latta arrived iaat
; «*ek for a visit with her son
land daughter, J. B. Latta and
1 Mrs. C. L. Henry.
| A, FI. Hauers, who has been
taking treatment in Lamar, re
' turned home last week.
Mrs. A. H. Seymour and Mist
Grace Seymour have returned to
their home near Graft.