Breaking news in Wilmore--
Howard Monroe is climbing the
walls and ready to get back in
the grader. Mary is politely hold-
ing him back. Good Luck.
We have a new president and
a new resident in rural Wilmore,
both arrived on the same day.
Congratulations to Kate and
Tristan Unruh on the birth of
baby girl Casey, a little over 7
pounds, on Tuesday, Nov. 8.
I went to visit Bonnie Brown
of Protection last week to show
her a quilt I made from some of
her cut out quilt pieces. She had
pneumonia but looked pretty
good for being 101 and ill. We
had a good visit. Take care,
Bonnie.
The original owners of the
Pruett house by the Federated
Church in Wilmore were Si and
Alzine Ray, and the house was
built in 1896. That information
was provided by Jim Booth.
Thanks, Jim.
We went to the musical at
South Central High School last
Friday and were again so sur-
prised by the talent in such a
small school. Music teacher and
director Melanie Thompson is
amazing in all the musical skills
it must take to put on a produc-
tion like that. Kudos to all --
great show.
Tuesday is Rita Neilsen day
in Wilmore. The residents and
some librarians from Coldwater,
headed by Debra Lane, have put
together a Thanksgiving meal to
show Rita how much we appre-
ciate her and her efforts to meet
all of our needs in the Wilmore
Library. A basket of goodies was
given to Rita Tuesday with a
complete Thanksgiving Dinner.
Thanks for all you do, Rita.
Linda Hart came over and
took a ride on the carousel this
week, her first. Come again.
Wilmore looked all decked
out for Veterans Day with all of
the flags up. It was a great way
to say thank you to our veter-
ans and we have quite a few in
Wilmore. Thanks for your ser-
vice.
Bob Delaney and Debra Lane
had birthdays this last week.
Happy birthday, Bob and Debra.
Ernie and I celebrate our 55th
wedding anniversary on Friday.
The scourge of lady beetles
continues, but I am using our
new lady beetle tool that sucks
them offofthe ceiling and any-
where else they are hiding.
I want you to know that the
pilot car came right down Main
Street in Wilmore the other day,
and I got to ride in it. We are not
forgotten.
I've decided it is bad journal-
ism to moan and groan to all of
you on how many bags of leaves
I've raked, bagged and dumped,
but it is about the same as last
year, a lot! Jessie and Jamie, next
to the post office, are the first to
get Christmas lights up this year
and they look beautiful. Thanks
to Cole Lehl and his family for
making toy donations in Wil-
more. Our granddaughter, Sarah,
became engaged over the week-
end to Will Backus in Chicago.
Wilmore
by Christina Griffin
We are so happy for them.
Thanks for having me. I'll see
you next week.
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In an attempt to get next
week's big Thanksgiving issue
to as many readers as possible,
The Star will be published early,
going to press Tuesday after-
noon.
That means that deadlines for
advertising and articles will be
moved forward to noon next
Monday.
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TRACT #1: The East Half of the Southwest Quarter (E/2 SW/4) and the West Half of the Southeast Quarter (W/2 SE/4) of Section Seven (7), Township Thirty-one (31) South, Range
Seventeen (17); the North Half of the Southwest Quarter (N/2 SW/4), excepting the 10 acre tract in the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (NW/4 SW/4) of Section
Eighteen (18), and further excepting the tract located in the South Half (S/2) of Section Eighteen (18); the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (NW/4 SE/4); the West Half of
the Northeast Quarter (W/2 NE/4); and the Northwest Quarter (NW/4) all in Section Eighteen (18), Township Thirty-one (31) South, Range Seventeen (17) West of the 6th P.M.,
Comanche County, Kansas.
This tract consists of 461.02 acres total- 133.45 in cultivated & the balance in grass. There are nice areas of draws, trees, plum thickets and "live water", making this an excellent
tract for hunters in Unit 16.
TRACT #2: That portion laying west of Comanche County Road 23 in the South Half of the North Half (S/2 N/2) and the South Half (S/2) of Section Two (2), Township Thirty-one
(31) South, Range Seventeen (17) West of the 6th P.M., Comanche County, Kansas.
This tract consists of approx. 193.72 acres total - 53.19 in cultivated & 140.53 in grass. It is watered by a windmill with a pond to catch the runoff. This has some great hunting
areas as well as nice grazing in United 16. An old abandoned railroad right of way lays in this tract.
TRACT #3: That portion laying east of Comanche County Road 23 in the South Half of the North Half (S/2 N/2); the South Half (S/2) of Section Two (2); all of Section One (1); and
the North Half of the Northeast Quarter (N/2 NE/4) of Section Eleven (11), all in Township Thirty-one (31) South, Range Seventeen (17) West of the 6th P.M., Comanche County,
Kansas.
This tract consists of 960 acres, more or less; 333.2 cultivated acres & the balance in grass. There are 2 submersible wells, a spring fed pond & and couple abandoned windmills of
which the wells may or may not be usable. Many deep draws, trees & thickets.
TRACT #4: The North Half of the Southwest Quarter (N/2 SW/4) of Section Five (5), Township Thirty-one (31) South,
Thirty-one (31) South, Range Seventeen (17) West of the 6th P.M., Comanche County, Kansas.
This tract consists of 280 acres of good grazing pasture. There is a solar well as well as a spring fed pond.
Range Sixteen (16); and all of Section One (1), Township
TRACT #5: A combination of Tracts 2, 3 and 4, consisting of 1445.63 acres. Bidding on this tract will start at $30,000 more than the combined bids of Tracts 2, 3 and 4. If no bids
are made, then Tracts 2, 3 and 4 will stand alone & sell as separate units.
TRACT #6: The Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of Section Sixteen (16), Township Thirty (30 South, Range Sixteen (16) West of the 6th P.M., Kiowa County, Kansas.
Thistract consists of 160 acres, more or less. This is all terraced & cultivated except for the water ways.
TERMS: 10% of the bid price will be paid down day of sale with the balance in full due at closing.
Buyer and seller shall each pay one-half of the cost of title insurance and escrow fees. Closing
will be on or before December 30, 2016, at High Plains Title in Dodge City, Kansas.
MINERALS: All of the Seller's mineral interests are included and will sell with the land. There is
production on several tracts, a mineral search is being conducted and more information will be
available day of sale.
TAXES: Seller will pay all 2016 & prior years taxes.
POSSESSION: On Tracts 1-4 will be at closing. There are no crops planted on these tracts and all
cattle have been removed. On Tract #6 possession of land in milo stubble will be at closing, and
possession of land (approx. 50 acres) planted to wheat will be after the 2017 wheat harvest.
Acreages stated are approximate - buyer should conduct their own inspection! Any
announcements made day of sale shall take precedence over any advertised material.
Inspections may be made by appointment. Call Scott @ 620-546-4173 (cell) or 620-723-2111
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