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Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-24
Ns~ York. sla .zec..

While the great geological garden os London has 1891 birds. there are 2,sse in New York's Bronx zoological park.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-24

Brooks and Lou Woods, and reported here after their regular season closed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-24

scribed of the lake, island and bridge. the latter may conveniently follow n demonstration.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-24
American.

At Philadelphia:
 Philadelphia -. -. .-.....6 IF U l, St. Louis -. =. .........2 l Plank, Krause and Livingston; , KriseI and Killifer
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-24
Coast.

At Los Angeles: Sacramento ..-.. ....-.....1 Vernon =. ..2 6 3
 Baum and Lalonge; Vance and Brown.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-24

At Pittsburg:
 Boston game postponed; rain.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07

Meyer nodded. yes, you shall fight"
i thought so,'' she returned. And I go to-
morrow. And you tell me what to do"
Meyer rose and paced the floor. DO you really
mean it?' he queried. do you really want to
fght?"
Sure" she answered. "And what shall do
You tell me what to do?"
To fight" said Meyer, lis to do nothing To do
nothing is to fight. You shall do nothing You
shall stay here"
NO wonder you are poor Meyer" burst forth
Lena you call yourself rechtsanwalt. You
have no spirit"
81 know the law" answered Meyer. He mused
And this here Smith girl woman Has she gone
too?"
"Nein" said Lena Il know her game She
waits-she waits here till he comes back with
these here divorce papers. She does not care for
Vogel She cares for his money-for my money.
My hard earned money. That is all. She waits
till he comes Then she marries him"
"Um," said Meyer did he take much money
with him?"
"All of it," yelled Lena. "That is the worst of
this here. Everything he takes except the bakery
He leaves the business and he leaves me- that is
all. And he is rich, rich.'
Will he spend money out there?" asked Meyer
He will not she answered. "He is stingy this
Vogel. He will spend money only on this skinny
Smith, when he comes back and marries her After
he shakes off Then he will spend the money
have made for him and have saved for him. But
he will see Wait till l get to this here Dakota
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07
LITERARY MAGAZINE

der these heads may we'll be grouped all causes of
dissatisfaction with the partys present mate,
whether due to mind, or face, form or figure"
FORM or figure walled Lena. 81 know what
that there means. 1t means shape. say it, |,
Lena Vogel. You cannot fool me. But read on;
read on, rechtsanwalt. Turn now to the last page
and what there it says"
Do not poison Your wife," read Meyer ".Do
not drown her. BUT GET A DAKOTA DIVORCE
WITHOUT DELAY"
"Ah," went on Lena, "and that's what he's doing.
He has gone.''
Gomez" echoed Meyer. mo. Is it true?.
He has gone" said Lena desperately "And
now you tell me what to do before follow him
Before you follow him." Meyer blinked his
eyes and rubbed his hands together "And when
do you follow him?"
Lena was beside herself "You stupid Never
she exclaimed. Il follow him at once. shall fol-
low. Do you think shall let him get divorce.
No. shall fight. What do you think?"
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and get rechtsanwalt who is a rechtsanwalt You
see"
"Womans!" thundered Meyer You sit down.
You listen to me- If you go to this here Dakota
Vogel will get his divorce from you. 1f.you stay
mere by this Borough of Manhattan, he will get his
divorce, too But the first one would be good.
+ me second one would not If you fight, you lose
II you don't fight, you win"
What nonsense" sputtered Lena
1T is the law" said Meyer. "Yon 90 to na,o+.
Dakota grabs you. Dakota puts in your face this
mere summons and complaint and Dakota saws:
ana now have jurisdiction you, Lena Vogel'
II you stay mere, this here Dakota simply sends
you something by mail and publishes some orders
~, IN some newspapers out there and this here Da.
kota gets no Jurisdictions over you
But Vogel gets his DIVORCE
sure, answered Meyer "out there"
Then she said. Il go and 1 fight"
AT your perils!" Numbered Meyer. Lena vogel
alont go. 1t was not only that Meyer wouldn't let
Aer, put sne didn't have the requisite amount of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07


said. you didn't do nothn', and paid you for it,
too. Give me my money back"
Rechtsanwalt Meyer nodded. With alacrity he
drew forth five dollar bill and passed it over
You do not know law, madam he said with dig
nifty, law is not talk. Law is saying nothing
But give Your money back. do not want it,
have another reason
He glanced, as he said it, back into the corner
where little Lena Voge was shaking forlornly with
defeat and disappointment. Meyer waited until
Gustave Vogel and Miss Smith had left Then he
retraced his steps.
Lena, he said, gently.
Don't you Lena me-" answered Mrs vogel
hercey, you who went against me there in that
there court room.'
you-that you were this here complainant he ex-
planned, "or l should never take this case to de-
lend this here Smith girl woman. No. And l am
through with them. have discharged them as
my clients. want that you should be my client
mat you should come to my office, where we could
talk. Some day we may get this
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-07

that if he did not charge her she would not value
his advice He didn't want to charge her. For
way down in the bottom of his heart
My fees for such advice, Mrs. Lena Vogel," he
replied, sis never less than fifteen cents. Thanks
WELL, something happened And when it hap
pened Lena Vogel went to Meyer 1t happened
within the next six weeks or so. Meyer was max
ing up an imaginary on appeal when Lena
rushed in upon him with fearful vehemence.
Has 1T happened? queried Meyer. Lena nodded
What? asked Meyer, shifting with excitement.
Lena Vogel placed upon the desk of the rechts-
anwalt square white envelope
He forgot to take it with him. she explained
Il found it in his beauty box on the mantel in the
kitchen"
His what?" queried Meyer.
His beauty box" shifted Mrs Vogel. What
she give him for his nails, and corns and such.
Read that rechtsanwalt.'
pectus that he found within. 1t was dainty bit
OF literature, in pamphlet form. On the blank
white cover appeared nothing save these words:
DO III NOW. Within he read: "Sparrowbush &
Spur, the well known divorce firm, of No 10
LAWYERS Building, Sioux Falls, S. D., submit to the
following interview upon the DELIGHTS OF A
DAKOTA DIVORCE"
What do you think of him. eh?" uueried Lena
as Meyer read with growing wonder, but no. you
go to page three, section seven, and you read
there to me aloud just where Gus had IL marked
Never turned to page 8, section z, and read
aloud: "lncompatability of temper Cruelty. I'm
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got divorce.
Lena Vogel shook Meyer by the arm Now"
she said "rechtsanwalt go in and speak up to the
Judge His Honor Fight"
I say nothing" whispered Meyer
Divorced, eh," said Magistrate Sullivan. Lets
see your papers," He looked them over Then he
tossed them the floor.
Can you pay your wife twenty dollars week,
Vogel?" he queried. Rechtsanwalt Meyer smiled.
Vcgel spluttered. Why-why' he gasped ~
been divorced. 1 got no wife. l got my decree
This here.'
DEGREES no good in this state, vogel' said His
Honor. 1t was granted upon an order of publi-
cation in Dakota. We won't recognize a divorce
granted by publication here you know. At least
you ought to know. Can you pay your wife twenty
dollars week."
you've got wife here in New York." said His
Honor.
Rechtsanwalt Meyer smiled and rubbed his
hands. Twenty dollars week is something Mrs.
Lena Vogel," he whispered to his client
Voge signed bond He did it reluctantly and
under protest He threatened to appeal
I'm divorced and yet got the same wife vet
he faitered. But Miss Genevieve had it all down
pat. Its the New York law deary" she said,
'but we shall have trouble. We shall go 10
New Jersey, Greenwich Connecticut There
they'll recognize it. There we can marry"
They consulted Godsten, Miss Smiths new law
yer, and Godsten, who was a fighter, and not at
all like Meyer, told them to go to jersey and get
married They did it. Then they came back to
Continued page l5)
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here up on some appeal
AS they waddled down to Mey-
er's office, Lena Vogers mind
went backward fifteen years. This
Meyer, this poor, poor Meyer, he
had loved her then. And she
hadn't married him, because he
had been poor, because she had
pltled him then, just as she pit
led him now. Even the judge had
treated him with contemplated
she not seen? And yet, she knew
somehow, that Meyer never
would have been like Gus. 1t
was strange. Ever since Gus and
she had made a little money, Gus
had been looking all the time
after these skinny women.
"-And why amt I skinny" Lena
had walled often to herself. But
Meyer-well. she never would
have married Meyer, anyway
but he never would have looked
after these here skinny women,
like this here Smith.
We'll, Rechtsanwalt Meyer"
she said at last, when they
reached his poverty-stricken OF
fee, what should l do?"
Nothing" answered the rechts-
anwalt. Such is the law"
But said Lena. 81 shall pay
you for such good advice. Give
me such good advice as l should
pay for. What shall l do?"
1T is the law returned Meyer,
that you should do nothing. You
should only wait. And watch"
Mrs. Vogel shifted. And pray,
she added.
Sure" said Meyer, chat won't
do no harm, neither. No. Just
one moment, Lena Vogel. When
something happens"
'Ah,' said Lena.
'How much do l owe you,
she queried. At
first Meyer shook his head.
Then he bethought himself
that if he did not charge her she
his advice. He didn't want to CT
way down in the bottom of his he
My fees for such advice, Mrs.
replied, sis never less than fifteen
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u. VOScl udQ maze his prep
arations as complete as possible,
aided by Field Marshal Gene.
We've Smith.
Take everything you can Law
your hands on" his field marshal
had told him. Its yours, dear
est, and it shall be mine. And
when you come back we shall
marry, marry. And no longer
shall have to work"
Only for me-" Vogel had inter-
jected.
wait till we're married" Cen
evleve had told him. And then
she had added to herself, "and
see whether work for anybody"
w ELL, everything waited. Cen
evieve waited. Vogel wait
ed out in Dakota. Lena waited.
And-Rechtsanwalt Meyer waited.
One day Vogel came back. AS
he stepped from the smoker there
We're four people looking for him.
One was Genevieve. One was
Lena. One was Meyer. And the
fourth, Officer Mulvaney.
Mr.. Vogel," said Officer Null
vaney, "got to take you into Gus
tody. 1 got a warrant"
What for?" asked Vogel.
"Non-support. Your wife's COM
plant" said Mulvaney.
lis our martyrdom-ain't it
never going to end?" walled Gene
We've.
Sure" said vogel. Come
around to the magistrates and it
ends right now"
Magistrate Sullivan was on the
bench. Now what's trouble?" he
inquired.
Vogel, with his newly acquired
air of a Divorce, explained. I'm
in here, Judge your Honor, on
warrant for non-support issued by
your Honor, on my wife's com
plant. It's easy. I move
that this here be dismissed.
amt got no wife no more.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
ST. JOHN.

The meeting of the stockholders OF
/ the st. John Creamery company was
held Wednesday, March TO- New Of
ficers were elected. The meeting ad-
journed after discussion in regard
to the property of the company. and
no definite action was taken as to the
future of the buildings. Re-opening
by the present stockholders seems to
be out of the question.
Alois Portz bought the barn on Jo-
seph Portz's place and will take the
same in sections apart to Hammond and
rebuilt his property in that city
Henry Mussman of Srete, Ill, was
here on business Wednesday.
william Koehle made a business trip
to Chicago today.
Charles Brown of South Chicago was
here Wednesday.
Peter Portz left for Chicago Wednes-
day.
Joseph Spieler Of Hanover township
was here on business Wednesday.
John Reihn of Hanover Center made
a short visit here yesterday.
Frank Gerlach and Jacob Blocker
were Crown Point visitor Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11

Anderson spent Wednesday afternoon
at Hyde Park transacting business.
Miss Nellie Powell. who was taken to
the st. Demands hospital. at Engle-
wood, Tuesday to undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis, is getting along
nicely at present. Her many fiends
wish her a speedy recovery.
! Mrs. Charles Bracket and Miss Ber-
nice Bracket spent Wednesday after
noon in Chicago shopping.
Mr.. T. J. Cullman made a flying trip
to Chicago Tuesday.
Mr. Henry Olmstead accepted a po-
sition in Chicago Heights. and started
to work last Monday morning.
The Misses Lillian and Athena Doe
spent Tuesday evening with Mrs Mary
Neibl at her home on Pullman avenue.
Mrs. Keeling and children went to
South Chicago Wednesday morning to
attend the funeral services of Mr.. Geo.
Fritzs. Mrs Feelings father. who died
at his home in South Chicago last
Sunday
The village board of Burnham held
their meeting Wednesday evening at
their regular meeting place. Important
business was.transacted
Little Ray Shafer is very i'll at his
home on Park avenue with measles.
Mr. William Neil and Mr.. George
Mills who were in partnership in the
cement business last summer dissolved
partnership when Mr.. Neil bought Mr.
Mills share from him, and will start
UP in the business for himself He ex-
poets to start to work as soon as the
weather will permit.
Our March Sale is in full blast; bar
gains for you for everybody. SpiegePs,
South Chicagos leading furniture
store. If
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
BURNHAM.

Mr.. w B. Washington of Hammond
was in town on business Wednesday.
| Miss Albina Doe was in Hammond
shopping. and calling on friends Tues
day.
Miss Julia Peterson was obliged to
remain at home Tu esday on account of
very bad cold aud sore throat, but
she is feeling somewhat better now.
We are very sorrysto learn that Mas
ter Ray Shaver is Ill. He having taken
sick with very heavy cold the lat
ter part of last week DR.. oder was
called and they thought they had it
checked. When he showed symptoms
Of measles, his mother became alarmed
and yesterday she summoned Dr.. oder
again. We all wish him a speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. James Finneran of Calumet Park
was in town yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. L J. Cullman was in Chicago on
very important business Tuesday.
Mss Martha Kaczmarowski is at
tending dressmaking, school in South
Chicago now.
The baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Luke
Reed is sufferings quite severely from
a very bad cold.
Mayor John Patton was in Chicago
transacting business yesterday.
Miss Carrie Hill was a Hammond Wis
itor yesterday.
Mrs. Young, mother of Mrs. W. H.
Furman, is rapidly recovering and by
all appearances in the course of a few
days she Will be up and around again.
The worst trouble now being the sore
ness from the artificial respiration.
which was necessary in order to keep
up the action of the heart and keen
the blood in circulation. Her two
daughters have gone back home to
their families in Lafayette, Ind
Emma Smith was not able to attend
school yesterday afternoon on account
of having a very bad cold and a Sc
we're headache.
Mrs A Brannan was a Hegewisch
shopper yesterday afternoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
MERRILLVILLE.

G. L Merrill of Hammond is in town
/ today. Mr. Merrill has just returned
from the south. and thinks that after
Lake county. it Is the ideal place to
live
Claude Pierce returned yesterday
from California. and after residence
there of two months, has finally decided
to make his future home with US.
E. ]. Nicholson is circulating among
his friends again after spending the
winter at Los Angeles, Cal.
E. Walter is doing business in Low
ell today
Scott Burge and NJ. F. Pierce are bus
mess visitors at Hammond today.
1t is reported that Fred Beach con-
templated leaving the farm and buy
an interest in drug business in one
of the northern towns. Sorry to lose
Beach.
Mrs. P. Goodrich is quite i'll with the
grippe.
d. Arnold is visiting with an uncle
at Lake Station
We noticed an article in the Chicago
Tribune which said that William Sea-
man had been let out of the presi-
dency of the c.. M. & G. railroad. If
true, he can devote his entire time to
the construction of the Sasse-FarIey
Interurban line to Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
CLARK STATION.

Mr.. ]. Scheurer of Clarke Station
has gone to Chicago to see the doctor
Mrs. G, B. Schmetzer was shopping II
Chicago Wednesday.
Mrs. Feibelcorn was visiting with hel
sister. Mrs. B. Brown.
Fred Behn has gone to Chicago tc
visit Fred Borman. he being very i'll.
Mrs. w. Forbes is i'll. and has a touch
of pneumonia.
Otto Seehase of Indiana Harbor tran.
sacted business in Clarke.
Mrs. schmetzer of Egerton, O., who
has been visiting with her son, Mr.
G. Schmezter of Clarke will now re-
turn to her home.
Mrs. Fred GasteI has been visiting
with friends in Tolleston.
Mrs. ~pld has been visiting with her
friend, Mrs. Forbes.
Mr.. Osterman and Mr.. J. scheurer of
Clarke transacted business in vaIpa-
raise Tuesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
ROBERTSDALE,

Mrs. Norton Phillips of Chicago visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. William Rought
of Cleveland avenue. Tuesday.
Mr.. schnaudt of Indiana boulevard,
who underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis at the South Chicago hospital
last week, died Tuesday night at 3
o'clock.
Miss Grace Jackson of Roberts ave-
nue. spent Tuesday in Chicago the guest
of friends.
Mrs. Mortenson of Chicago visited
her brother, Father Benedict of Lincoln
avenue. Monday.
Miss Sophia Sell of Harrison aveuna
was South Chicago visitor Tuesday.
Carl Buehler, Fred Balm and Chas.
Smith saw "Charley's Aunt" at the
Calumet theater Monday evening.
Miss Daisy Upton of Englewood is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. A ]. Judson
of Cleveland avenue.
Mrs. Ed. Gerke and Mrs. A. Ehlard
attended the funeral of the latter's
niece in Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Matthias of Harrison avenue
Is suffering with a severe attack Of
quinsy sore throat
Messrs- Fred and Harry Kopplow Of
Chicago We're the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Herndobbler of Roberts ave
nue. yesterday.
Mrs. Calvin Ashline and son. Rob
ert Of Roberts avenue visited relatives
in Chicago Tuesday.
William Balm of Indiana boulevard
attended the Ben Hur lodge. in Ham
mond, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ebert returned to her home in
Hebron Ind. after spending several
days here visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Edison Moore Of Roberts avenue.
John Kreuter Of Indiana boulevard
was Hammond business visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs William Balm entertained a
number of friends at her home in In
diana boulevard Wednesday afternoon
in honor Of her birthday anniversary.
The guests enjoyed the afternoon in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
HEGEWIsCH.

Mr.. Pat O'Malley. who left here for
Detroit Mich, a couple of weeks ago.
returned home Monday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Watkins of Carondulet
avenue was taken to the hospital
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Charles Reed spent Tuesday even
ing with Mrs. Foray and son, Mr.. Albert
Foray.
The little girls from Hegewisch. who
are members of the Mission band. ac-
companied by Mrs. James Box. arrived
at the home of Miss EsteIla Mills at
Burnham about o'clock Tuesday
evening. They found the members
who live at Burnham. all there and
waiting for them After the business
of the meeting had been transacted
games were then played At an early
hour refreshments were served. after
which the girls departed for their
homes, having thanked Miss EsteIla
for the pleasant evening spent at her
home.
Mr.. W c. Reed was a Chicago Wis
itor Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. B. A. Anderson and Mr.. Axle
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11

Mrs. R. Givens and daughters. Flora
Given and Mrs. Lille Sax Of Chicago,
We're the guests of Whiting friends
Joseph Marks of Chicago was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Max stigIitz
Of One Hundred and Nineteenth street
yesterday
Mrs. W. W. Parker of Warren street,
Hammond. spent Tuesday at the home
of D. NJ st. John of Ohio avenue
Steve Squiers. who has been suffer-
ing with typhoid fever, is improving
quite rapidly.
Mrs. H. Pitzele and son, Abe Pitzele
and daughter, Mrs. Hattie stearn of
South Chicago, spent yesterday visiting
at the homes OF Max Stiglitz and Nath-
an Migatz of this city Mr.. Pitzele is
member of the United States navy. hav-
ing been on the battleships Kentucky
and expects to return to his post on
Sunday
August e. Seeboldt, the local jeweler.
went to st. Augustana hospital, Chi
cago, yesterday. where he will under
go an operation.
Mesdames N Wilson and Byron Mont
ford will see The Broken Idor' at the
Whitney theater. Chicago. on Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Sophia Wuestenfelt went to Chi
cago to spend few days with her
children.
Mrs. Otto Mahlitz of One Hundred
and Nineteenth street attended a birth
day party at the home of Mrs Brook
man in Harrison avenue. Robertsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmed stopped Off to
call on Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hahlitz on
their way to their home in Duluth,
MINI.
Fred Harr was in Chicago on Tues
day.
One of the most unique socials given
in Whiting for some time was the
rubber social" given by the Methodists
on Tuesday night. Several pairs of rub
bers were secured. which will be sold
with view to raising funds Games
were the feature of the evening, and
refreshments were served.
Miss Eunice sager of East Chicago
was Whiting visitor yesterday aft
ernoon.
William Thomas of Grapevine street,
Indiana Harbor, was in Whiting on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Blazdick of
One Hundred and Twenty first street
and New York avenue are the proud
parents of twelve-pound son, since
the arrival of which, the father has
never ceased smiling.
Complete Home Outfits for $65. |
Terms IS down, s. monthly at spiegePs, |
South Chicago's leading furniture
store. II
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
HOBART.

Mrs. Jessie Quinnn and children OF
Oklahoma are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Sim Bullock
Miss Carrie Scholler was taken to
the city today to have an operation
performed for tumor.
r. r. Peddicord transacted busin ess
at valpo yesterday.
Mr.. Markham of Charlotte, Mich,
is visiting with G. Bullock and family.
S. Henderson is having part of the
room. used as pool room, partftioned
off for an ice cream parlor.
Mrs. Bessie Block is reported to be
very Ill
Following is list Of the uncalled
for mail at the postoffice: Andrew
Bros, Willie Brown, David Cole. A.
Hurst, M. Kolb, T. Clarke Wood, Enoch
Babb, Hazel Gibson. A. C. Heitschmidt.
A w. Kenbauer, Mrs. ]. d. Kober. t.
Clarke Wood, Mae Watson
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-11
LOWELL.

Workmen are busy excavating for
the erection of a fine residence build
ing for P. D. Clark on the lot Just
west of the NJ E. church
Emil Sirois has accepted a position
on the dredge OF John Hack & Son at
Virgie, Ind.
If you know of any news for this col
umn call up phone 6S and it will ap-
pear in The TIMES in a very short time
thereafter.
Word is received here from Peter
Berg, cashier Of the Lowell National
bank, who is at a hospital in Milwau-
kee, Wis. taking treatment for his
eyes, says he is improving nicely, which
will be gladstone news to his many
friends here.
Union avenue is being graded from
Michigan street to the north corpora
ton line, which, when complete win be
a great improvement.
Ex-sheriff George Lawrence of Ham
mond was handshaking with his many
Lowell friends Wednesday.
w. w. Dickinson is assistant town
ship assessor. Martin Drisco1l is listing
the personal property of Cedar Creek
township.