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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
6
Mrs Telia Fulkerson returned Thursday evening from a short visit in Fulton with her sister Miss Janie.
The Circuit Court of Lafayette County Missouri orders publication for unknown spouses heirs and creditors in a case against Thomas M Hackett deceased. The petition seeks a judgment for taxes and costs on property in Lafayette County, with a sale to satisfy the judgment. The notice directs the unknown interests to respond by the stated date at the Lexington court, with publication in The Lexington News.
In Lafayette County Missouri the unknown spouse and heirs are notified of a suit to obtain a judgment for taxes and costs on Lot Four block Twenty-one First Addition to Lexington. The land dates to years 1907 through 1910 with total due of 2.38 and related penalties and costs. Proceeding seeks sale to satisfy the judgment.
The court issues an order to publish notice in The Lexington Intelligencer for a tax lien suit brought by a plaintiff against Parthena ML Neaselrode Ovieneted and others. The order directs publication for four consecutive weeks and set dates for appearance, with the next term at the court house in Lexington, Missouri. The action seeks judgment for taxes, interest, costs, and for sale of described real estate on Twenty seven and Lot One of Plot Twenty Seven in the First Addition to the town of Leavin ton, Lafayette County.
In Lafayette County Missouri at Lexington a court order announces a tax delinquency sale of a described property in West Lafayette, Lot Seven, Block twenty four First Addition to Lexington. The state seeks judgment for taxes due for 1907 1900 and 1909 with costs and interest, and directs publication in The Lexington Intelligencer for four weeks. The next term begins February 12, 1913, and a default will confess judgment.
Col and Mrs Hoge and Mr and Mrs Johnson traveled to Kansas City Friday for a brief stay. Mrs Dillard also went to Kansas City for the day. Weis family members joined a day trip to Kansas City. Talbot Simpson visited Kansas City the day after. Poultry show attendance drew Vy Connor and Frank Fisher to Ligginsville. Mrs Sones and Wilburn left for Henlome New Mexico after visiting here, with Mr Phillips escorting to Kansas City. Rroscoe Talbot returned to Kaw City Monday night after a short visit. Sheriff Ponegolk and Miss Sadie Johnson traveled to Kansas City Thursday evening for a relatives visit. Ledoson journeyed to Kansas City on business Friday.
Mrs Match Cathueny of Kun Sits City arrived Friday and met to visit her parents. Mise Mills Miller returned Friday evening to her home in Kauss City after a few days with Mrs NOT Wleaxon Moa 1 Smith and btue taughter Alberta left Saturday for Goliden City after a few days’ visit here with reliew.
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