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forty years, ete.
“Now ejectment is a possessory ac-
tion, and the writ avers that the de-
fendant is in possession, while the
right of possession remains in the
plaintiff who brings the suit. Cer-
tainly this is not established by show-
ing that the plaintiff is actually in
possession, and has been for the last
forty years. The referee concludes his
report by finding in favor of the
plaintiff for the land described in the
writ. ‘We are utterly at a loss to un-
derstand how a judgment in ejectment
can be either entered or enforced in
favor of a party shown by the evi-
dence to have been in actual’ and
peaceful possession, not only at the
time of bringing the suit, but for forty
years previous thereto. ;
“Apprehending, however, that we
may possibly not rightly understand
the meaning of the referee, we refer
the case back to him, with the remark
that if his statement of the facts is
precisely what he intends, there would
seem to he no cause of action.
“Stanley Woodward, Judge.”
Later the referee filed a supple -
'‘nental report on the re-reference,
wherein he rebuts the inference of
the plaintiff's possession from that
part of his former report quoted in
the opinion of the court, and again
awards the disputed land to the plain-
tiff. Accompanying his supplemental
report the referee handed to Judge
Woodward the following extra-judicial
vindication of the true intent of the
former finding:
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“Luzerne County, ss:
“Eypher vs. fHoover. No. 200, Jan-
uary Term, 1883. Ejectment. Supple-
mental “History of the Case.”
They made me a referee
In a land case uncommonly long-
“winded,
An ill wind that blew a good fee,
Because for a fee they contended. ~
And I said to myself, my report
‘Is lucid, at least to my own mind;
And when it goes up to court,
On the usval exceptions, tho’ stone
A very pleasant party was tendered
Miss Evelyn Louise Deater at her home
at Iaaketon on Thursday evening. The
occasion was Miss Deater’s birthday
anniversary. Games, music and danc-
ing were the chief diversions of the
evening and a dainty lunch wag
served at a late hour. Those present
were: Josephine Higgins, Violet Hig~
gins, George Smith, Jr, Grover An=
derson, Ella Crispell, "Dorothy Grey,
Walter Hanibal, Miss M. Williams, C.
McHose, Pauline Dayvis, Mary Higgins,
Fred Swanson, Katherine Kerr, Esther
Jackson, Raymond Grey, Mrs. Elmer
Kerr, Mrs. Derby, Henrietta Deater,
Thomas Deater, Alice, Reynold, Henry,
Elmer and Mr. and Mrs. David Deater.
Miss Evelyn received many beautiful
gifts. \ ;
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kitchen enter-.
tained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson
and daughter Ruth at dinner on :
Thursday evening. a 0%
An improvement worthy of note Tos y
been made in the laboratory of the
school. Three heavy white pine tables
have been placed along the left side of
the room, with stools which can be
placed under them when not in use.
This enables each student to orion f
his own experiment. : !
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harlos called on
Mrs. A. J. Garinger on Sunday after-
noon. 5 |
The boys’ varsity of Laketon nil
school played the William Penn
Juniors at basketball on Friday eve-
ning and won bya large margin. The
Juniors and Sophomores, who recently |
organized class teams, also played
and the Juniors won. The ex- high
team or Sandy Beach Five, defeated
the William Penh Reserves. n 3
Mrs. Edgar Stem entertained her iy
Larkin club at a very pleasant party
on Wednesday evening. Games and /
music were the chief diversions of the
evening, followed * by refreshments.
Those present: Mrs, Frank Jackson. i
Mrs. Fred Davis, Mrs. Alfred Rogers,
blind. Z
Dame Justice will sée what I mean;
But wit, too, is blinding by flashes,
And a stroke of it might interviene,
Should she lay the law down on my
dashes.
And behold, in a finding of fact,
The Judge found—bad luck to my
dashes—
[ The plaintiff possessed of the tract,
And then follows his wit, With its
flashes:
| “Possessed of the piece in dispute,
What more could a plaintiff desire?)
At the time he started the suit,
Mrs. Harvey Kitchen, Mrs. Adda Gar-
inger, Mrs. D. P. Thomas, Mrs. A. A.
Allen, Bethia Allen, Ruth Jackson,
Otis Allen, Philip Thomas and Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Stem. We ‘wonder
why Phil Thomas and 1 Otis ‘Allen were
there!
James Altemus has been confined to
his home for the past week due to ill-
ness. :
The Ladies’ Aid Society was enter-
tained by Miss Emma Odenkirchen
and Mrs. Michael Getzman in the
church dining room on Thursday
And upwards for forty years prior.” | Afternoon. A tasty lunch was served
With a cursory sort of digression,
What the whole blasted case was
about,
And who was in peaceful posses-
sion?
There were acres one hundred and
three— .
Perchance more—altogether, were
aching
To get, a small slice of the fee,
And the title to three, it was taking.
The plaintiff one hundred possessed!
But his deeds called for three in
addition!
He ought to be sorely distressed,
But, dear Judge, I don’t mean in per-
dition.
TI said what IT meant and I meant
What I said, and T say that I said it,
It is not what I wrote I repeat,
But the cursory way that you read it.
The defendant's attorney he took
Two days my dull mind to enlighten.
Oh! the fists in my face that he shook,
To - inform me, you , see, not to
frighten.
Now he claims that my report is sent
back,
That the case may again be gone |
over, ,
How the side of Old Laughter wil
crack,
When that Bull gets again in the
clover.
3ut IT think I can stand the attack,
At ten dollars a day, till its ended;
To go up again and come back
On a teeter like that is just splendid. |
following the regular business meet-
ing. BH
Mr. and Mrs. John Baer and family
and Mr. and Mrs. John Barry spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank is
Searfoss. SRE
The employees Of :A. L. Stull have
been busy the past week moving the :
paraphernalia ‘to Mountain Springs in
preparation for the ice harvest, which
is.a big event each year.
Mr. and Mrs: Robert Harlos and
daughters, Ruth and Alberta, of King-
ston ,spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
HH. R. Garinger and. family. :
Joel Kieper is on ‘the sick list. =
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Higgins and
daughter of Plymouth and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Keener of Kingston spent
Sunday with Mr. dnd : Mrs. reorge
Higgins. ;
Miss®Iris Kitchen, a student nurse
in Wilkes-Barre General hospital, en-
tertained Miss Jean Eckner at her -
home on Sunday.
William Crispeil, who has been en-
ployed in Detroit for the last few
months, 5 spending sorne time with
his sister, Mrs. Stephen Ward. 2
Marjorie Kitchen is confined to her
home with a severe cold.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor was a caller at
various home in Alderson on Monday.
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And myself, as it were, in the saddle. kp
Respectfully submitted, | Delores Craig spent last Sunday
D. M. JONES. with her aunt, Mrs. Isaac Edwards of
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Sicklers Corners motored to Forkston |
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Fernbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. BE. R. Parrish and AYLIGr
children spent Sunday with Mr. and) 4 Wyoming Baking Company. Ar.
Mrs. H. F. Reilly at Forty oFrt. thur likes his mew position very well.
Russell Cook of Allentown spent the David Morris, Allah ‘Wilson and“Ed:
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
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The Ruth Q. A. B. C. met at the
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Miss Elizabeth Parks spent the Mrs. Bridget Clarey is visiting her
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Mrs. Corey Clinetob, FL OZerns.
An interesting program will be
given in the local \ehurch on Sundar
evening, February 2. The meeting will | Ain’t Science Wonderful?
a candle service followed | Veterinarians have discovered, ac-
ht ait cording to Farm and Fireside, how to
| remove the bark from a dog and the
bleat from a goat. If remains only
Tight will be rendered by the church] gor them to eliminate the mosquito’s
choir. Stereopticon pictures entit'cl| bite and the bee’s sting to make coun-
Enlightened Women of Darkened try life practically 100 per cent per-
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