Auction Notice Fragment Bids Under Reserved Terms
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a lot and lots details with dates 13 14 15 and times 3 6, listing terms for bidding and the date sequence.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Weekly Journal
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1886
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a lot and lots details with dates 13 14 15 and times 3 6, listing terms for bidding and the date sequence.
In the United States Circuit Court District of Kansas a lien suit against Charis Green and others concerns the east half of the southeast quarter of section twelve in township thirty four range twenty one, Cherokee county Kansas. R H Lawton and Nellie Lawton are non residents and have not appeared. a publication and service order sets a rule day for appearance by September. If failed, bill may be confessed. This is authenticated by the clerk and David J Brewer as judge.
District Court actions in Douglas Shawnee Lyon Anderson and Franklin counties involve Edward H. Bunn bringing a partition suit against Jennie Hussey Susan Athearn Levi Athearn Frederick Athearn James Athearn Annie Athearn Leigh Hewes and others. Real estate includes numerous Lawrence Topeka Manhattan and Lyon county parcels and several sections and townships. Defendants must plead by August 1 3886 or risk decree by default.
On the 29th day of May 188, the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas appointed and qualified JOSEPH E RIGGS as Executor of the estate of Moses Sweezer of Douglas County deceased.
In a 1886 Kansas Chancery action of Complainant against Stephen S Smith Mattie J Smith William H Smith and Smiths wife the court orders appearance plead demur or answer by the September 7 1886 rule day. Because defendants are nonresidents the order will be published for six consecutive weeks in the Lawrence Journal weekly with the final notice at least 20 days before rule day.
In the Circuit Court a writ to enforce a lien on real property in Cherokee County Kansas directs defendants Story and Camp to appear by a specified date. The order requires service by publication and sets a rule day for pleading and entry of default for nonappearance.
Six week publication order issued in district court for Cherokee County Kansas. Defendants John Boyles and Boyles and C D Stephens to appear by September 1886 rule day. Order proves service by publication in Lawrence Weekly Journal.
Court orders Naomi C. Baker to appear and plead to the bill of complaint by September 1886. Service by publication required in the Lawrence Weekly Journal with at least twenty days’ notice.
The court orders absent defendants Thomas J. Coyle Mary Coyle Lemuel Camp and Camp's wife to appear and plead by July 5 1886 or face default. Service by publication in Lawrence Weekly Journal for six consecutive weeks is approved since personal service is impractical. A true copy is filed by clerk A B Thomas and Judge C G Foster signs.
Court orders appearance of Joseph Hewitt and Ada Hewitt in a land lien case. The southeast quarter of section nine, township eight, range seventeen, within Rooks county Kansas is the subject property. Defendants not found locally. publication for six weeks in Lawrence Weekly Journal to precede September 1886 rule day. A true copy of the original order. A. J. Thomas, Clerk.
The June 11 1886 order in W R Tompkins vs Andrew Johnson and Alice Johnson and related cases directs defendants to plead by September 1 1886 or default pro confesso. Orders require publication in the Lawrence Weekly Journal for six consecutive weeks and service 20 days before the rule date on occupants or in charge of the described lands in Cherokee County Kansas.
In the Circuit Court of the United States at Lawrence Kansas a decree orders E H Curtin and Sarah Watson and James Watson to appear and plead to the complainant Bassett Perkins bill. The defendants cannot be found in the district so service by publication is ordered for six weeks in the Lawrence Weekly Journal.
Court orders service by publication for six weeks in Lawrence Journal to defendants in possession of real property. If personal service not practicable, publication is required to notify the defendants of the bill and proceedings as of September 1886. Clerk confirms order and attestation by official.
State of Kansas in Doretas County Probate Court announces final settlement for the estate of John Roe. Executor Rok requests full and final settlement, payment of creditors, and allowance for service expenses and attorney’s fees. Public notice dated in Lawrence, Kansas.
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