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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
ST. JOHN.

Miss Frances Klassen of Lowell. Ind,
spent Sunday the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob KIassen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Pfeifer of Whit
ing were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pfetfer Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thiele of Ham
mond returned home Sunday night aft
er being the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Steele.
Andrew Doctor and N. Schultz were
| Schererville visitors Sunday.
Miss Elsie Stark of Lowell was a
visitor here Sunday.
Bert Doctor Of Chicago was the guest
of relatives here over Sunday.
Alois Schubert and his brother. Her
man. of Cedar Lake were visitors here
Sunday afternoon.
H. P. Downey is visiting in St John
at present
Peter weingart left Sunday evening
for Chicago for visit with relatives.
F. Candernach of Brunswick made 9
short trip here between trains Monday
afternoon.
JOHn MllleI, IT.. anu JdCOD SCuInd
attended the directors meeting of the
! Northwestern Telephone company a
Lowell Monday.
Mrs. William F. Keilman and son
Walter. were the guests of relatives il
Dyer oMnday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Glade of Hanove,
Prairie We're visitors here Monday.
August Koehle transacted business
in Crown Point today.
George NJ. Gerlach made a business
trip to Chicago this morning.
Alois Portz was a Crown Point bust
ness visitor today.
Henry Kaake of Hanover township
was a visitor here Monday.
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Board Meets.

The county commissioners met yes
terday at the commissioners court
room and transacted their monthly
grist of business, among some of the
important business done beside allow
ing bills, etc, was the appointing of
viewers to report on the paving of
Ridge street, a section of Clark and
Jackson street, the same to be done
under the township gravel law. This
work will be commenced soon. The
commissioners also reported favorably
on tn East street petition, but the
street canno be paved in he above
manner inside of two years owing to
the financial condition Of the road
funds for that purpose.
Contracts were let for the furnish
ing of court house. and John Kramer
secured the job of supplying carpet
Iinoleum for floors. Ed Minas. of Ham
mond, secured contract for furnishing
100 opera chairs for court house as
sembly room. Michael Grimmer was
awarded contract for supply stone for
road repair. Viewers were appointed
for several roads.
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ROBERTSDALE.

The catechetical class of the Evan
gelical church held their public exam
nation and were awarded their diplo-
mas at the church Sunday morning
An exceptionally large audience was
in attendance. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and ferns
for the occasion. After the examination
Rev. w. H. Halmhuber delivered
short address. in which he gave the
class some excellent advice. Mrs. e.
Guiloff of Chicago and Rev. Hahn
huber rendered a solo, which was thor
oughly enjoyed. In the evening at I
D. M the children of the Sunday schoo
gave their annual Easter program. This
service was also largely attended. The
program was very enjoyable, and in
cIuded the following numbers:
Invocation-Rev. W. H. Halmhuber.
Selection-Senior Choir
Recitation: The Heavenly Vision
Edward Nylund.
"At East Time"-Miss Bohan's Class.
"A Message of Gladness' - Miss NJ
Leverenzs Glass.
Recitation-"Cross Bearers Miss
Emma Kasch
| Song-Kiehm's Miss SoltwedePs and
| Miss Freese's Glasses.
Easter Day-Mrs. William Grisdale
and Miss DahIs Boys.
Recitation: Alive Again - Joseph
Aman.
Drill-Miss Wilma Bahn's Glass.
song-Mrs. E. Aman's Class.
Recitation-Bessie Moore
| Song: Our Redeemer Liveth = Mrs
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CLARK STATION.

A number of people of this place
attended the confirming at the Tolles-
ton Lutheran church.
Master William Forbes of Clarke Sta
ton spent a few days with Hammond
relatives.
Mrs. G. B. Schneider and Mr.. F.
schmetzer were Indiana Harbor bust
ness visitors
Masters Walter and Elmer Behn Wis
tied with South Chicago relatives.
Mr.. Fred Holifeld of Gary spent Sun
day with Clarke friends.
Mr.. James Carroll of Clarke was a
Gary visitor Saturday.
A number of people from Edgemore
attended the ball game here.
Mr.. oliver Valley spent the day Wis
iting at Gary.
Mrs. A Kreuger and son. Otto, were
spending a few days with relatives
here.
Mr.. Harry Peters of South Chicago
was a visitor here.
Mr.. w. Osterman attended the funera
of his brothers child at Blue Island, III
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VALPARAISO.

F. B. Pattee was up from Crown
Point yesterday
DR. z. E. Geisel of Gary attended
court here yesterday.
This is holy week in the Roman
Catholic and in the Episcopal churches.
There will be special services every
evening this week in the Episcopal
church at 1880 p. M Friday. in ad-
dition to regular Good Friday service
of prayer and meditation upon the
seven last words of our Savior from
IL o'clock noon until o'clock in the
afternoon.
There will be also a series of holy
week meetings this week in the Meth
odist Episcopal church. There will be
an hour of prayer and meditation, leo
by Mrs. ]. M. Avann. every evening al
1880 in the League room of the church
The funeral of Mrs. Upton B. Lauder
back of this city. who died yesterday
morning of cancer, win be held at the
Baptist church tomorrow afternoon
Rev S. Q. Long officiating. Interment
will be in Maplewood cemetery.
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DYEsE.

DR.. ]. A Chevigny took his children
to Hammond yesterday to see their
mother, who is in st. Margaret's hos
pital, who is recovering from an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis. Mrs. Chevigny
Is getting along so nicely that the
chances are good to take her to her
home here during this week.
In the condition of ]. ]. Klein, who
was quite i'll the latter part of the
week, a change for the better has TAX
en- place.
The coming marriage of Miss Eliza
beth Keilman to William Herman was
announced in our Catholic church yes
terday.
Miss Barbara scheidt spent Saturday
at Chicago.
Michael Gettler of Chicago visited
over Sunday with his mother here.
Valentine Keul of Chicago is staying
at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Theo.
Hammer, and family for a few days.
The little baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank F. Scheidt was christened yes
terday afternoon. Frank Schetdt Of st.
John and Miss Bstella Keilman of this
place acted as sponsors.
Peter Klassen spent Saturday at
Crown Point, where he attended ar
agricultural meeting.
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John Blau1's Glass.
Ribbon Drin Miss Mary STEMS
Glass.
Song: There's an Angel at the Door
Mrs A. Stress and Miss Martha Lev
erenzs Classes.
Selection-Junior Choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eggers of Rob
erts avenue visited relatives in Oak
Park Sunday.
Mrs Ed Matthias and daughter. Miss
Irene, of Harrison avenue were South
Chicago visitors Saturday.
Mr. Louis Perrigo has moved his fam
lily from Whiting to 1z7 Indiana boule-
ward.
ILL.,, where she spent a week visiting
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ease of Roberts
avenue were the guests of friends in
Chicago Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Kasch entertained
number of relatives and friends at a
dinner at their home in Roberts ave-
nue. Sunday in honor of their daughter
Miss Metha, being confirmed. After the
dinner a pleasant afternoon was spent
in music and social converse. Among
| those present were: Rev. w. H. Hahn
huber. Mr.. and Mrs. William Kasch
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strum, Mrs. Fred
Kasch, Mr.. and Mrs. Schalow and
daughter, Miss Anna, Mrs. Taper, Mr.
R. Holtz of Hammond, Mrs. Kominski
of Blue Island, Mrs Hipner of Whiting
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Binghammer OF
Harrison avenue.
Miss Hattie Dahl returned to heI
| duties at the Franklin school Monday
after spending a week in Lowell visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. E. Guiloff and Miss Minnie
wesche of Chicago visited their aunt
Mrs. Ed. Hennessy Of Roberts avenue
over Sunday.
Mrs. James Hayes, Mrs. ]. Brown and
daughter, Beatrice, were Chicago visit
ors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gothic enter
| tanned a number of relatives ant
friends at their home in Pearl stree
Sunday in honor of the confirmation O.
their son, George.
Miss Clara Schaaf of Indiana boule
ward transacted business in Grown
Point the latter part of the week.
Mrs. E. Moore of Roberts avenue i
entertaining her sister-in-law, Mrs
Mary Ebert, of Lowell, Ind.
Harry Homan returned to his hom
in Harrison avenue after pleasan
visit with relatives in Chicago.
There will be an entertainment
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock a
the Franklin school. An excellent pro
gram is being arranged. The proceed
will be used for the benefit of tn
school Admission 10 cents. All ar
welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Smith Of Chicag
were the guests of the latetr's father
John Kreuter of Indiana boulevard
Sunday.
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT

from Hammond Sunday.
Miss Azalia Matchez was In Ham
mond shopping Saturday.
The people of Burnham were very
much excited Saturday over the dis
covery of a skeleton in the center of
Park avenue. In excaveting for the
laying of our new sewer, Lonnie Cobb
struck his spade against a human skull
and split it in two parts, and on fur
Their digging a lot of beads and other
bones were brought to light. They
were embedded in a heap of charcoal,
and the opinion is that it was the re-
mains of an Indian, but there are
chances for a deal of surmise. George
R. Peterson, Pete Feak and several
others are carrying beads and human
teeth as souvenirs of the discovery
The fact that the remains were found
in the center of Park avenue, a street
which has been used as a thorough
fare for several years, leads us to be-
lieve that the body was buried many
years ago, probably longer ago than we
can guess.
Mr.. Emil Larson of Hegewisch visited
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rau Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. John Ingstrom was in town Sun
day.
Mrs. Walter c. Combs was in Ham
mond Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Cobb and son, Alonzo, were
in Chicago shopping Friday.
Mrs. Joe Matchez and Mrs. W. E.
Combs attended the theater in South
Chicago Friday evening.
Mr. William Furman and Mr.. A. W
Hunter were in Hammond on business
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Julia Peterson and Miss Mary
Frank called on friends in Hegewisch
yesterday.
Work was carried on in the laying
of the sewer Sunday owing to the fact
that they were held back for few
days last week by the material being
nnissent-
Mr.. Aaron Leedy was out of towr
Sunday.
Attorney zacharias of Hegewisch was
in Burnham calling on friends Sunday
evening.
Mrs. George Mills and daughter
Estella, were in Hegewisch shopping
Saturday.
Mrs. William Neil was in Hegewiscl
calling on friends Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Thomas Martin of Chicago wa
in town transacting business with Mr.
T. ]. CuIlman Sunday afternoon.
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HESSvTLLE.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Grapp attended con-
ffrmation exercises in South Chicago
Sunday.
Mrs Reichardt and daughter. Lillian,
spent yesterday in Hammond
MI Hanson and family of East Chi
cago have moved to Hessville.
Miss Henrietta KaIuf of the Ridge
was the guest of Mrs. H. schoon yes
terday.
Alma senzig is recovering from a
short illness.
Mrs. Mclaughlin and daughter, Esther,
spent Sunday in Chicago.
Mrs. Grapp was a Hammond visitor
yesterday.
Herman and Henry Reichardt were
in a runaway Saturday. They were
driving Mr.. Lohse's horse, when it sud
denly became frightened and ran away.
The men were thrown out and the
horse. after running a short distance
down the railroad track, was stopped
by the section men.
Emma, Alma and Eddie Dedelow and
James and Laura vanes were Chica-
go visitors Sunday.
Julia Burkhardt spent Sunday in
Hammond.
Ruth Scott spent Sunday in East
Chicago.
Dora Kansfeld returned yesterday
from a visit with her brother. staff, II
Hammond.
Nick Groeneveld and family have
moved to Harvey, III.
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HOBART.

Mrs. Frank Scharaback and daughter,
Gertrude. returned to their home in
Hammond yesterday afternoon.
The H. B. Is will soon issue in
vitations for their reception to be given
May 1.
Mrs Lyeth. musical director of the
schools. gave her music lessons today
instead of yesterday, as she always
does.
Miss Emma Neef is home with hel
parents for a few weeks.
Mr.. G. Nicely of Warsaw, Ind, wa,
a visitor here yesterday.
Messrs. Arthur Newman. Mapeldoram
Hoffman and Applequist were Gary
business visitors yesterday.
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BLACK OAK.

Mrs. William Bundy of Hammond
spent Saturday here with Mrs. Louis
Even.
Mr.. Grugel was a visitor at Munster
Saturday.
Frank Buse spent Sunday the guest
of his mother at Saxony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Even spent Sun
day at Hobart.
Frank Hess Of Hammond and Lydia
of Hessville were visitors here Sun
day.
]. A. Nickel transacted business at
Chicago Saturday.
Mrs. John Mating of Hammond spent
Sunday here.
Mrs. Louis Even is getting along
nicely at this writing.
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LOWELL.

Loren Dewitt has recovered from the
measles and returned to Hammond
Cleaning yards and making gardens
is the order of the day down here.
Mrs. Judd Hayden and daughter, Ma
dolen has gone to Kansas, where they
go in search of better health for Miss
Madeleine.
Mrs. Phelps Hull has been called to
Davenport, Ir., on account Of the Sc
rious Illness of her mother.
A large crowd was in attendance at
the moving picture show given by
Frank B. Griffin last night. The pic
lures displaying Ben Hur," beautiful
Switzerland, New Zealand. Samoa, South
American countries, yellow Stone Park,
Niagara Falls, etc, WAS very inter
esting and instructive and highly ap-
preciated by all.
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School Notes.

new name for senior, call him
"Mousie."
One of the sopnomores knows now
to US the apostrophe.
The freshmen German class is read
ing "Marchen und Erzahlungen."
The boys expect to have a dual meet
with Lowell the latter part of April.
The Misses Ethel North and Ethel
Kohler visited the high school last
week.
Several seniors took the teachers
examination at Valparaiso a week ago
Saturday.
Strange case of DR.. Jekyell and Mr..
Hyde" Is read in the shorthand class.
The chemistry class received warn
ing that an examination would be CIV
en- in the near future.
The German professor announced in
German, Il am in need of wife" We
have not heard how many have applied
yet.
In the spring the women begin to
clean house, and the sophomore girls
also get the fever. They began to
empty desks and book cases.
Arthur Kilker went TO Chicago last
week and purchased the supply Of
athletic goods for the season. The
boys feel sure of winning something
at the meet this year.
The Lake county oratorica1 contest
viii be held at Hammond on Friday
evening. April %, and the county meet
at Crown Point on May 29th.
IF YOU ARE BUSY. TRY TO FOR.
GET A LOT OF THINGs-AND RE.
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Mrs. Force. who has been visiting at
the home of Thomas Bartlett of Fisch-
rupp avenue, has returned to her home
in Valparaiso
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Holman entertained
their niece. Mrs. Skinner of Auburn
Park, on Sunday.
Leo Holman of Gary spent Sunday
with his parents of one Hundred and
Nineteenth street.
Thomas Bartlett and Mr.. Ringwold of
Michigan will leave for South Dakota
for short pleasure trip.
Verona. the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Mathew Schaefer of Sheridan
avenue, is very i'll with typhoid fever,
and a trained nurse is in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davidson and
son. Gilbert, of Englewood spent Sun
day with their relatives here.
A force of about 200 men are at work
on the Lake Shore tracks imbedding
it in stone and several other improve
ments which the company intends to
make. Temporary buildings have been
erected for the housing of the men.
The Whiting Grays, Writings new
| baseball team, will hold an important
meeting in the city hall this evening, at
which arrangements will be made for
| their dancing party. which the aggre-
cation intend giving.
The Masonic band, consisting OF
! twenty-four pieces, will make their
first appearance in their new uni
! e.
Thursday night. where they intend to
furnish music for the skating.
The annual confirmation services
were held at the German Lutheran
church on Clarke street on Sunday
The services were we'll attended, the
examination being given by Rev. P
Willie. Special music was rendered by
the choir at the evening services. II
the morning ten boys and girls re-
ceived their confirmation in German
and in the evening seven were con.
frmed in English. Those being con.
firmed in the morning were as fol
lows: Jacob Baechi. Fred Stiller, Pau
Saffran. Arthur Saffran, Fred woehrle
Matilda Klemm, Emma SchnelI, Mar
tina Meyer, Mary Biesen and Esther
WILLIE Those receiving confirmation IL
the evening were: James Hansen
Adolph Schuhrke, Ralph Hickenapp
Helen Falkenthal, Martha Susenig ant
Amelia Manke.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam stoll OF Berr.
Lake have been spending a few day
with Chicago relatives.
Miss Mary Baechi Of One Hundre,
and Twenty first street, who is suffer
ing with tuberculosis, is still in a seri
Gus condition.
The Junior Missionary society Of tn
Methodist church will give an enter
tainment tomorrow evening.
George Naef of Sheridan avenue, VIII
has the typhoid fever, is a trihe i'm
proved.
George Girard yesterday reopened hi
saloon on One Hundred and Nineteent
street. which has been closed for owe
two weeks awaiting a meeting of tn
county commissioners to renew his II
cense.
The past noble grands of the Daugh
ters of Rebecca will hold meeting o
Thursday morning at 9 o'clock to max
arrangem for the celebration O
the fifteenth anniversary of their OF
der to be held on April II.
The degree staff of the D. of R ar
requested to meet at their hall o
Wednesday morning at $3.50 to practic
for work to be done in the near fu
ture.
Miss Kittie MoEniff is working in tn
telephone exchange in Hammond.
Complete Home Outfits for ssl
Terms SIS down, IS monthly at Spiegel'
South Chicago's leading furnitur
store
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LANSING.

c. Int Hout of Chicago spent yes
terday at his home here.
Miss Frances Runge spent the week
end at her home in Chicago.
Miss Rica Munster of Munster, Ind,
was in town last evening.
Confirmation took place at the Ger
man Lutheran church yesterday. About
twenty boys and girls were con-
firmed.
Miss Ada vansteenberg visited in Chi
cago over Sunday.
Mrs f. H. Schultz was a Chicago
visitor yesterday.
Miss Rosie Trinoski spent Sunday in
Riverdale.
Mr. w Rose of Dolton was in towr
yesterday.
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BURNHAM.

Mrs. NJ E. Shaver and son, Ray
mond, were in Chicago shopping Sat
urday.
Miss Mary Frank visited Miss Alive
FISHERMAN In Hammond Sunday.
Miss Mary HAYES entertained friends
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Town Board Meets.

The town board met last night with
a large attendance of citizens present
who aired their views on the paving
custom and delayd the meeting to
such an extent that no definite action
was aiken, but from the way things
appear now Crown Pointers are Liable
to wade in the mud as far as street
improvements are concerned. The
board is willing to take action on the
improvements but want the support Of
the people by petitions. and it is prob
ably in this manner that Crown Points
only chances of street improvements
lie
The matter of the interurban right
of-way through the Breyfogle land was
taken up and practically settled to all
parties concerned. Mr.. Breyfogle Civ
ing free rfght-of-way for the vacation
of town streets and the permission of
town board to drain certain sections of
his land as described in boards ordi-
nance to be granted. Mr.. Breyfogle
also agrees to withdraw suit now
pending as Louis Breyfogle VS.. Town
of Crown Point in exchange for privil-
eye allowed by the board.
The ditch commissioners met on Sat
urday and awarded the contract for
the Niles ditch to John Hack of Lowell.
John Rettman. Peter Miller, sr.. and
Mr.. T. Weis will leave soon for Texas
where they go to inspect the farm
lands there with a possible view Of
purchasing if satisfactory.
The Hazard club met at the home of
Mrs. Ed Krost yesterday afternoon and
Mrs John Lehman and Mrs. Jules
Rocket won the favors of the day.
Yesterday was a lovely day in Crown
Point considering the crowds of out
of-town people. most of them attending
the commissioners proceedings.
Mrs. A. H. Farley is taking a course
in dermatology in a Chicago college
and will practice the profession il
Crown Point when proficient
The regular spring yard clearing is
on in Crown Point and rakes and bon
frs are much in evidence.
The double attraction at Contra
Music hall last evening drew two gooC
houses and the specialties are said t.
be very good.
About twenty mule teams and para
phaneHa for grading on railroad
went through Crown Point yesterda.
headed for Momence where they vii
work on the belt line now being con
structed.
Will steeb and wife were chicag
visitors yesterday
William Parry is transacting bust
ness in Hammond today.
Doc Driscol and Bob Maxwell o
Lowell, transacted business in Crow
Point yesterday.
one hundred and forty prisoner
taken care of in the county jail dur
ing March nearly breaks the record.
officer Newman brought in tire
more Gary prisoners to the county ja
yesterday. Getting to be regular &C
currence.
F. r. Mott of Hammond transacte
business in town yesterday.
The funeral of Frank Rettig's oldes
son occurred from the Catholic churc
yesterday morning.
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WEnTnd NEWS
Father Is III.

Mrs. Mayne, nee Ruth Cove, arrived
in South Chicago yesterday from her
home in Denver, oClo., in answer to a
message informing her of the critical
illness of her father, John Cove, Of
this city, who is at the South Chicago
hospital
Either Edgar Cove or another
daughter, Mrs. Charles McGregord, both
of whom are at Point Richmond. Cal,
are expected to arrive today. Mr.. Cove
is superintendent of the blacksmith
shop at the Standard OIL company, and
it is causing his many friends much
grief to know that his condition shows
a gradual decline.
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Marriage Licenses.

Herman Riddenfhoff. Jennie Wiers,
Glen Park, Ind; Nicholas Eberts Naus-
er. May Renl1e. Chicago: Zerah Sweet,
Jennie E. Kuhner. Chicago; Thomas
Norton. Margaret Toote, Chicago; Law
renee T. Burns, osephine Patueek,
Chicago; Ragor W. F1aherty, Gaynelle
Mobley, Gary; Olaf Rossland, Orantha
Olson. Sandwich. Ill; John Berend.
Minnie Harms, Hobart
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-04-06
New Circuit Court Cases.

Herman J. Lehman VS.. George w.
Clark. ct al Quiet title. Barr &
Wheeler, attorney.
Phillips Borman VS.. Anna E. Hill, Ell
al Quiet title. J. Frank Wheeler, at
torney.
Herman E. Sasse VS.. John C. East
man Civil Fancher & Smith, atter-
neys.
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The One Exception.
Everything comes to him who waits
except the waiter.-Judge.
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If YOU ARE BUSY. TRY TO FOR
GET A LOT OF THINGS-AND RE-
MEMBER THE WANT ADS.