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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1922)
Wednesday, "Of toter tS, 192. THE LA" (JRAIS'DE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE WORLDS OI.OKST STRIKKIt DlKti VI1Uhii. Jones Huffman, Herbert nnd delivered to nnld IiiRiillH nfxes; to recover wild huiur herwinbo- BUnLINC.fON, la olnl). Funeral services for Albert M. Parmoler, ohlent Hlrlker In 'bo world, having been on strike from 188S until (be lime of bin deatb, were bld Wednesday from blH home here, mid 4 00 Htrikliig shop men on the KurlintUon route man-bed in tho funeral procession. Mr. Punnet er was 87 years old, and operated a wood-burning en gine on the Burlington long before. lirtdKe was built arrow Die Miss Lew Id Huffman, Hurry Campbell mortgage on the following described Oct. 18 tSire- , real estate in Union county, Ore- 1 11 'Tliirftmni 1. wnri Hurti Huffman. ' . ; Kn, iu-wu: Bernlee Huffman, Lois Reams and. A. 1. Anderson and wife MhrkIr Au- Eatt half of Northwest quarter, dursou, defendants. Southwest quarter of Northeast nnarier. and entire Southeast unar- You and each of yon are hereby .... Hmi 7n rf of required to appear and answer the We(it of southwest u mirier hw- onipi:uni oi in puumiu im-u;Iinl 3fl , Tlvp h s 1 41 against you in thft above entitled jw M in vnlon connt. Oregon, net Ion on or before the 24 day of containing 3fi0 m-res more or less; November, 1!22. the same belli t i,hlll sM( lnoriKlij:rt was reeorded last day of the time prescribed by Mar,.u iQt hl n0ok 65 of mort- order or the above namea Louri ai-iH1,Hft u, 301 hi office nf Tnim Isslppi river. Jle went out on si l ike I " ' ! it i . ty C(,rk of mum bounty. Oregon with n. . t ,.,r..., i' iion e maue Engineers on Mho Burlington in and never returned to work ns the strike was never settled. From that date tint it the time of bin death he drew strike pay. from tn i,r.ifhrtri,nn,i ' this life in November, ' J at the time of his death was a resi- ulent of linker county; Oregon, and SUMMONS KOft PUBLICATION tml thereafter defendant Leland S. in the I'lrnilt 1 'oiin nf n. Mia nf(rineH was nnnnimed the admtni by publication thereof; and if you fail to bo ap jpear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the said complaint, to -wit: Said action al leges nun u. t. h unman uepaneu anA MaRttie Anderson by general life in November, 1921, nl . wiirrantv ,ltMMi in which said Hntf- tlmt .March i:t, l'H't said IukuIIs soli) and . assigned said mortgage to plaintiff which is now owner and holder thereof; that May 14, lnin L. B. Huffman became purchaser of said property from Huid A. H. of Oregon, in and for Union County The Weiser National Hank, u cor poral ion, Plaintiff vs. Loin ml S. Finch, Administrator of the Estate of L. l(. Huifman, De ceased, Lura Huffman. William Jones Huffman, Herbert Lewis Huff man, Harry Campbell Huffman, Ed ward Hugh Hnffman, Bernlce Huff man, Lois Keariis, and A. B. Ander son and wife, Maggie Anderson, De fendants. in Hie Name of the State of Oregon. To defendants Leland S. .Finch, administration of the estate of L. It Huff man, deceased, Lura Huffman, stralor of the estate of said L. B. Huffman, deceased, and that the ot her named defendant aro the only holrH at law of L. B: Huffman, de ceased. Said complaint further al leges that at the time of his death said L. B. Huffman was the owner of the real estate In Union county, Oregon, hereinafter described; that March 3, 1919 defendants A. B. and Maggie Anderson executed and de livered to J. E. lugalls their prom issory note in writing bearing ditto March 3, 1910, due 6 months arter date, for principal, sum of 4fiOO.O0 bea r i n gin t erest fro in date n t rate liea ri n g 1 11 1 erest from da to a t rat o :t, 191it to secure the payment of said nolo said A. B. and Maggie Anderson, executed, acknowledged man assumed and u greed (o pay said note and mortgage. ' Said complaint further alleges (hat all of the terms and conditions of said mortgage have been broken and that 110 part of the principal and interest of said note have been paid and that there is now due thereon $4,ti0.00, together with 10 per cent interest thereon from Mnvch 3, 1919 and nsks for $2r.n attorney fee's in such foreclosure suit. In this action ptaintiff is seek ing: to foreclose said mortgage, and have said mortgage declared to lie a first and prior lien on said prem- fore set forth, besides Interests, at -tenreys' fees and coatH of action: that usual decree of foreclosure be entered and lands sold and proceeds be applied in payment or said sev eral sums, besides interests, costs, attorney ft-'t's and costs; and that all interests of defendants and each of them in and to said lands he fur ever foreclosed and sold. All of which more fully appear from the verified complaint in said ectlnn. AND YOU are further notified thai this summons is served upon you and each of you by publication thiM'eor pursuant to an order of Hie Honorable J. Knovvles. Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, in and for Uniou County, which order was made on the JHh day of 7 RSJRf For Infant, Children The Original Food Drink for AH Arcs Quick Lunch ot HomcOniecft Fountains. RichMilk, Malted Grain Extract in Pow der & Tablet forms. Nourithtna-Nocookinc. 8"a2 Avoid Jmitntions and Substitutes Brother ELKS ! ATTENTION!! J The first of our series of Smokers will be held Thursday evening, October 19th. Boxing Wrestling Eats Don't miss this. Show your appreciation of the Social Committee's efforts by attending and in so doing encourage more such affairs throughout the year. Fraternally, B. P. 0. E. No. 433, Social Committee. Keep Warm These Chilly Mornings With-a WESTINGHOILSR COZY GLOW KLKCTKIC HEATER Another Reduction in Kdisun Mada Lamps. ( Electrical Contractors If. & S. ELECTRIC CO. 105 Depot Street Phone 393-W Octotier, .1922, and duly alfcnod tind pnumni In tliH nlmvo enlitled notion on the said flth doy oi October, 1922, nml wMoli order directed that mmi rtioliH be published onco a weelc Cor Mly week ami in woven weekly IsMtien of the Observer-Star, a weekly nma pnpor ot general eireutntlon pub lished at l.n Grande, Union County, OrcKon, commenelnx with the Issue or tho Kith day of October, 11122 and ending with tho Issue ot 24th dny of November. 1!i2 2. ED I?. COULTER, KoKldln at Welsor, rdnhb. DAVIS AND KESTKK, Heading at Vale, Oregon. Attorneys for tho Plaintiff.' Weekly Oct. 13-20-21 Nov.3-10-17 n'"1 24- ' .. . ... .. . ... . .!' LA GRANDE Permanent as the Pyramids" Manufacturers of Mauutacturers of Pipe e: Blocks I THE FAMOUS. HOWARD HEATING STOVE Honor Water Irrigation Culvert Drainage WELL CURBING Phone Main 120 -SEPTIC TANKS Factory Island City m o u o Q C3 o r o o t3 H O o 4 Y A 11 TUV. WOM.D'S fKS? 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