Legal Notice
1n the County Court of Adams County, Nebraska.
     Beatrice A. L. Fieflin, Wayne C. R. Rieflin and Myrna M. M. Rieflin, minors.
     Notice is hereby given that Laura J. Lohmann, Executrix, deceased, filed in this Court on the 19th day of September, 1938, a report of the funds on hand an dexpenditures made by J. H. Lohmann as the forer guardian of the above named minors, and praying that said report be approved and that the said J. H. Lohmann be discharged as such guardian, he now being deceased, and for the apointment of a successor gurdian, and for he allowance of a reasonable amount for services rendered by the said J. H. Lohmann as such guardian in his lifetime.
     Said petition and report will be heard at the County Court Room in Hastings, Nebraska, on the 15th day of October, 1938, at ten o'clock A. M., at which time any person interested may appear and show cause, if any, why said report should not be approved and the prayer of her petition granted.
     Dated September 24, 1938.
Seal                     W. HALSEY BOHLKE,
A true copy
Sept. 27, Oct. 4-11.
Stiner, Boslaugh & Stiner, Attys

News Notes From People at Doniphan
Barnhouse-Spiehs
     St. Paul's Lutheran church at Doniphan was the scene of a pretty wedding solemnized at eight o'clock Saturday evening at which Miss Margaret Barnhouse of Casey, Ia., became the bride of George Spiehs of Doniphan.  Rev. Schultz read marriage lines in the presence of several relatives and close friends.  Mrs. Ada Schroeder, sister of the groom was bridesmaid; Paul Spiehs, brother of the groom, was best man.  Mr. and Mrs. Spiehs left for Cheyenne, Wyo., on Monday.
     A recent meeting of the Standard Bearers of the M. E. church was held at the home of Miss Marilyn Hall.  The group was sponsored by Mrs. Grace Beers with the president in charge of the business session when the new officers for the coming year were installed:  Pauline Dunofon, president; Evelyn Johnson, vice-president; Hazel Smith, secretary; and Fay Foster, treasurer.  The lesson from the "Friend" was led by Pauline Dunafon.  Lunch was served by the hostess.
     Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams and family of Giltner, were Doniphan Callers Saturday afternoon.
     The Doniphan young people honored Miss Marjorie Derr at a farewell party at her home Saturday evening.  Miss Derr will leave soon with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Derr, for their new home in Grand Island.
     As a farewell courtesy to Mrs. Will Derr who is leaving soon with her family for Grand Island, Mrs. Bert Bartlett entertained the home department of the Congregational church, of which she is a member at her home Friday afternoon, where sixteen ladies were in attendance.  Lunch was served following an afternoon of games and visiting.
     The Doniphan Woman's Club resumed its activities with the first meeting of the year held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bessie Doan, when Mrs. C. E. Byers and Mrs. Fred G. Johnson of Hastings were the guest speakers of the meeting.  At the meeting the new officers resumed their duties.  Mrs. Clayton Robb is the new club president and succeeds Mrs. A. D. Burger.  The club is looking forward to a very successful year.  The Doniphan Woman's Club is one of the leading civic organizations of our town and offers Doniphan women a varied program for their interests and talents.  Tea was served following the afternoon program.

AYR NEWS NOTES:
By a Staff Correspondent.
     Ayr, Sept. 26 - C. R. Ratcliff received word of the death of his uncle Wm. H. Ratcliff of Chillicothe, Ill.  Mr. Ratcliff died of heart trouble Sept. 15th, and was buried Sept. 18.  He is also an uncle of Wm. Weakly.
     Mrs. C. C. Osgood spent a few days in the home of her sister Mrs. H. C. Jeffers at Red Clouc.
     Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilder spent Friday afternoon at the Wm. Dycus home.
     Rev. and Mrs. Dawson Park and sons returned to their home at Madrid, after spending a week at the Henry Park and Edgar Bachman home.  Donald Park is spending the week with his brother at Madrid.
     Ed. Cartmell, Lester Anderson, Mike Kent and John Heltenberg drove to Fullerton, Saturday evening and spent Sunday fishing.
     Mr. and Mrs.. Delmar Thompson of Denver, Colo., arrived Monday morning to spend a week visiting his mother Mrs. J. B. Thompson and Lois and his sister, Mrs. Floyd Brown.
      Miss Myrle Krabel of Lincoln spent the week-end visiting her parents, MR. and Mrs. John Krabel.
     Verlee Cain visited Sunday afternoon with Lois Thompson.
     Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Brown and son were dinner guests at the Geo. Brown home in Pauline, Sunday.
     Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hove of Hastings, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dyer and son were six o'clock dinner guests at the Wm. Rieber home Sunday evening.
     Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grogan of Pauline, were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Wm. Rieber home.
     Betty June Rieber who attends Hastings high school spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rieber.
     Mrs. Wm. Rieber and Mrs. Paul Dyer met with Mrs. W. Schukei to plan the community club programs for the coming year for Dist. 22.
     Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Cain and family of Pauline, spent Sunday afternoon at the home of her father, T. O. Ford.

HOLSTEIN NEWS NOTES.
By a Staff Correspondent.
      Holstein, Sept. 26 - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weber entertained at Sunday dinner for the following guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jerginsmaier and family of Heartwell, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Weber and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Al Theisen and family of Roseland, Mrs. Pete Konen and Caroline of Juniata, Phil FAyof Denver, Colo., and Mr. and Mrs. John Trausch and daughter.
     Sunday visitors in the Charles McMahon home were Mrs. Sadie Woodworth and children and Leland Davis of Ayr.
     Sunday dinner guests in the Robert Hendricksenhome were Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sims and daughter of Heartwell.  Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oelschlager and family of Hastings, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Huckfeldt and family.
     Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacobson and son of Minden, were Sunday visitors in the John Maxwell and Ray Gilmore homes.
     Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Golgart and Burdette of Heartwell, were Sunday visitors of his mother, Mrs. Caroline Golgart.
     Dorothea and Roberta Dickirson, who attend Hastings College, spent the week-end with home folks.
     Gerene and Elene Hendrickson were over-night guests Saturday of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oelschlager
     Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Wyman and Viola Burroughs were Hastings visitors Sunday evening.