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An Ordinance
Prohibiting the construction or repair
ing any building without permit.

Prohibiting the construction or repair
ing any building without permit
SECTION /. Be it ordained by the
Board OF Mayor and Aldermenof Union
City, That hereafter it shall be unlaw-
full for any person or corporation to con-
struct, build, or repair any building
within the corporation OF Union City
without a permit from the Building
Committee.
SEC. 2. Be it further ordained, That
any person or corporation desiring TO
construct, build or erect or repair any
building shall present to the Building
Committee a plan of said house to be
constructed, erected, or repaired with
drawings and specifications OF same,
and upon approval OF plan OF said
house or repairs to be made then the
Building Committee and aldermen shall
issue to said party or parties permit
to build, construct or repair said house.
SEC. 3. Be it further ordained, That
any person so erecting or repairing any
house in Union City without first OBJ
tanning said permit shall be deemed
guilty OF a misdemeanor and shall be
fined not less than five nor more than
fifty dollars.
Sec. A. Be it further ordained, That
each act or thing done by any person
in erecting or repairing any house in
Union City without permit first had
shall be separate and distinct offense
under this ordinance.
SEC 5. Belt further ordained, That
the Mayor shall appoint a committee to
be known as the Building Committee,
to be composed OF three aldermen, who
shall have power and authority III issue
permit under this ordinance
Sec. g. Be il further ordained, That
this ordinance shall be in full force and
effect Immediately after its passage and
approval
Approved Feb /, 1910.
JsA CoBLE, Mayor.
Attest JsW. WoosLEY, Recorder.
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Civil Service Examination.

Mr. Harry Vincent, director OF the
local board OF the U. S. Government
Civil Service, conducted an examination
of applicants for census enumeration in
this city at the City School building on
Saturday, the 9th inst, at O'Clock p.
m. with the following enrollment
Terrell: L. A. Wagner.
Rives: Thos A. Moore, G. M. Cal
licott. Il
Elhridge. John P. Smalling, SuIli-
van p Glover.
Fulton: Geo. NJ. Riddick, Joe L.
Crockett, r. s. Morris.
Kenton: E. B. Jones, w. HI. Mich
OILS, Edna v. Early, w. A. Midyett, r.
b. Gray, Mrs. Susan A Moore, Eric D.
Smith, j. d. Smith, j. r. Reed, Henry
?. George. S5
Union City; r. o. Wilson, sammiei
N. Page, Will G. Watts, ]. N. Wilson,
Ruth ". Caldwell, Henry Moffett, L.
G. Anderson, w. w. Julian, s. w.
Edwards, w. A. Lynx, John M. Cold
well, w. E. Whitson, VIII p Noah, f.
w Akin.
Obion: II w. Kimball, G, B. Boy
cit, FL. @. Pearce, w. Il Shelton, Colby
Upton, M. Huffstutter.
Troy II. E. Williams, Jas. 7. Cald-
we'll.
Hornbeak: e. NJ Tate.
The papers were taken up by the To-
cal board and will be passed on and the
grades issued in due course of time.
The enumeration begins on the 10th
OF April, and we trust that Obion Coun-
ty will make substantial gains over the
immediate preceding decades.
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Berkshire Breeders.

The Tennessee Berkshire Breeders will
hold their annual meeting at the Board
of Trade rooms, Nashville, Monday
evening, Feb. IA, at s o'clock. This
meeting will be addressed by Prof. H.
A. Morgan, Of University OF Tennessee,
Knoxville, and other distinguished
speakers. The meeting will be presided
over by J. s. Henderson, Of Kenton,
who is president.
On the day following the annual
meeting big sale of registered Berk-
shires will be held by the Tennessee
breeders at the State Fair Grounds, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock. Sixty-fve ami
mails will be sold. Among the consign-
ors will be ]. M. Overton, j. w. Russ
wurm, Nashville; r NJ Johnson, Mar
tin; w. NJ. Blair, Guthrie, Ky; w. d.
Story, Hartsyille; L. H. Gwaltney,
Hickman; John +. Tucker, Smyrna;
w. H. Carpenter, Brush Creek; o. ].
Mcconnell, Gulisoks; H. G. Davidson,
Obion; ]. s. Henderson, Kenton, and
George 6. Council and w. s. Corsa,
Vandalia, Ill.
A big attendance is expected. The
purpose OF these annual sales is to get
the best class OF stock distributed among
the Southern farmers.
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Lecture at the City School.

Hon. John Hinemon, president OF
Henderson College at Arkadelphia,
Ark, was in the city this week, arriv-
ing Saturday with the remains OF Mrs.
Martha Reynolds, who died on Friday
at his home in Arkadelphia
On Monday Mr.. Hinemon accepted
an invitation to make an address at the
City School, which was OF special inter-
EST, and enjoyed by a number of visitors
as well as pupils.
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Frank Dudley.

Frank Dudley and his company super
lative will return to Union City for
two-nights engagement at Reynolds
Opera House on Wednesday and Thurs
day, Feb. 16 and H. The opening bill
will be Hello Bill, = and it goes with
out saying that Mr.. Dudley and his as
sociates will be welcomed by large
audience Of admiring friends. Union
City is well acquainted with. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dudley and their visits are always
accompanied with friendly interest.
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The Girl From q. 81 A

Nothing like it on the stage to-day
can safely be said Of "ThesGirl from U.
S. A" 1t is play OF intense in
terest set to music, in which singing
and acting talent Of high merit and q
big chorus OF footIight beauties will be
heard. The American girl pits her wit,
and courage against the great
est odds in foreign lands and wins out
every time. It matters not ifbe Turk
ish pasha or Chinese mandarin, she
beats him at his own game. always.
See her at Reynolds Opera House, Mon
day, Feb. 81 and hear the numerous
song hits which have beSome-house-
hold favorites.
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Some one entered the home Of Mrs.
A. Reed one night last week and took a
trunk out Of the hall into the back yard
and went through it, scattering the con-
tents and leaving it open, but taking
nothing It is supposed the parties
were hunting for money.
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Mr.. A. J. Saunders. Of Warerly, is
in the city to buy mules from Rodgers
& Rodgers. They are shipping to him
one and two car loads weekly.
John Rock, who has been teaching
violin at Franklin during the winter,
has returned to Union City and is en-
gagged at the Gem Theatre as soloist.
Mr.. c. H. Smith, Of Hickman, and
Miss Lucille MobIey, of Georgia, we're
married at the Palace Hotel in the city
Wednesday, Esq. H. S sacra officiat-
ing.
We want to make that Easter suit.
Drop in and let us take your measure.
Hardy. Malone 4 Jones.
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Mrs. Kate Bell, Mrs. Ruth Treyathan
and little son, Harry, are in the city OF
ST louis visiting Mrs. Geo. Corliss.
All overcoats, mems and boys, at
and below manufacturer price. Hardy,
Malone 4 Jones.
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Mrs. Margaret Hurt, Aunt shug, "
has been very i'll this week at home
near Obion. Mrs. Hurt is one of the
oldest citizens and one Of the first set
tiers in the county.
R.T. Curtin leaves this week for New
York and other dry goods markets to
be employed for several weeks in the
selection and purchase Of his supplies
for the coming spring and summer
Mrs. Oscar Turner returned to May
field Sunday after delightful Yisitto
her homefolks. She was accompanied
home by her cousin, Miss Rhyme joy
ner, who will remain in AIayfieId sew
eral days.
Your choice OF 100 odd vests, all
sizes, at % cents. Worth from S4,OD to
$500 Hardy, Maloner& Jones. :
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/, Walter Howell, cashier Of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best OF my knowledge and belief
WALTER HOWELL, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this End day of February, 1910.
]. A. WHIPPLE,
LSeal. Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
l.. S. PARKS,
R. 7. WnIrEsELL, Directors.
SEID WADEELL,
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


\ LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
E. G. Pardue has returned nom St
Louis.
HIT. Edwards is at home from St
Louis.
Joe Green. Of Fremont, was in ii.
city Friday.
Mrs. W. H. Gardner is reported Of
the sick list
Fletcher Mailing is some better aftel
short illness.
Mr.. John Rock, Of Martin, is in tn,
city this week.
Mrs. Emma Cobb visited in the coun,
try Wednesday.
Phone ga for chicken feed.
Martin Harrison Rodgers visited in
Martin Tuesday.
Ras Bransford is basking in the sun
shine Of Florida
Ed Jones, OF Dyer, was visitor in
the city last week.
Will Warterfeld, Of Nashville, was in
the city Thursday
w. III. Wilson, of Adamsville, was
in the city Tuesday.
Courtney Henry, Of Covington, spent
last week in the city.
Mrs. M. Swearington, Of Poplar Bluff
Mo-, is visiting in the city
See our children's suits, at wholesale
prices. Hardy, Malone & Jones. Z
Mrs. Wallace McCord has returned
from visit to relatives at, Cairo
Miss Lula Berry, Of Oklahoma, j
the guest Of relatives in the city
| CT. Moss went to Corinth, Miss
Monday ON short business trip.
/ Col. III. G. Alexander, Of Nashville
was visitor in the city this week.
Charlie Forester, OF Oran, Mo-, made
a flying trip to Union City Sunday.
Mayor Erwin and family attended the
play at the opera house Friday night.
Mrs. Lem Mcmillan, OF Martin, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. F. Howard.
Frank Hawkins, of Fremont vicinity,
was the guest Of G. w. FrencA Friday:
Leaders in quality and style, Hardy,
Malone Il Jones.
Mrs. Ed kirkland was Mrs. Clifford
Joyner 8 visitor south Of town this week.
Mrs. Minnie Rosson Phillips has re-
turned to her home in MeridianY Miss.
+ NJ, t;tsssossiand daughter, Mss Bes--
sic, are enjoying a trip to Florida this
week.
Miss Christine Robinson was Miss
Lilly Eta Perkins guest at MaTtif this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Burdick are occu-
plying the Davis cottage on Harrison
street.
Mrs. Hall and daughter, Miss Agnes,
of Martin, are guests Of relatives here
this week.
Mrs. Sallie Johnson, OF North Try
street, visited relatives in the country
Thursday.
See our $500 and 81. so mems suits,
worth $4,000. Hardy, Malone Il Jones.
Mrs. Gordon jenkins, Of Memphis,
was the guest Of Mrs. Clarence Cloyes
last week.
Mrs. E. N. Church spent last week at
Longview, the guest Of Mrs. Amanda
HARRISON
Mrs. Mandy Finch has returned to her
home at Fulton after a pleasant visit TO
friends here.
Mr.. Mark Forester has recently pur-
chased house with ten acres of land'
from G. B. White, and as soon as the
house can be remodeled Mr., and Mrs.
Forester will occupy same.
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Ms.--and Mrs. Harvey Caldwell, Of
4I'ekass-are guests Of Dr.. and Ms. A. P
Wartsrfeld.
Mrs. Mary crenshaw left this week to
visit her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Mcclure,
in Memphis.
f. Ms Dan Beckham, Of Pleasant Val
ley. was the guest Of Mrs. Robt, White
sell. Monday.
Mems fine trousers at first cost. Har
dy. Malone & Jones.
Messrs. s. A. Rodgers and A. J..
Saunders made business trip to Fulton
last Monday
DIR. Warterfield has returned from a
visit to his son, Rev. c. A. Warterfeld,
at Dyersburg.
Miss Nell Thomas, OF Dyer, is the
guest OF Miss MarceIIa Davidson on
Church street.
Mrs. Cornelius Duncan and daugh-
tiers, Olive and Myrtle, have returned
from oran, Mo.
Mr.. Joe Latimer, of Toronto, Canada,
is in the city this week visiting with rela-
tiyes and,friends.
Hon, Fred ]. Caldwell, Of Tiptonville,
was ia Union City this week mingling
with our citizens.
Miss Myra Nolen, of St. Louis, was
the guest OF her sister, Miss Lille, in
the city last week.
/ Mems hats, latest styles, former price
$500, now $1.25. Hardy, Malone &
Jones.
1 little Miss Evelyn Burton, Of Fulton,
is in the city, the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. E. c. Halves.
Mrs. A. Wilson, of Obion, was the
guest Of DIR. and Mrs. E. M. Long in
the city this week.
Miss Mary Turner will entertain her
Sunday-school class on Valentine night
at home in the city.
Mr.. Chas. Moore, of Hickman, was a
Visitor with his mother and friends in
the city'Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Mitchell, of Memphis, WIS.,
tied her cousin, Mrs. Geo. Kenney, on
Harrison street last week.
n G. P. Wright, OF. Glass, was in the
city this week visiting the home OF his
sister, Mrs. S. A. Chandler.
Who's Your Tailor? See the beauti-
full patterns for spring we are showing.
Hardy, Malone & Jones'
Mr.. HazeIbaker, who has been the
glssa Of Rsbts White sor some gtinle,
left Monday for New Orleans =
Judge w. II. swiggart, DIR. +. M.
Mckee and DIP. Caldwell, were ilsl
Nashville the. first ofthe week. Nj
Mrs. Ella McClanahan and sister,
Miss Annie Corum, returned Tuesday
from visit to relatives at Paris.
Mrs. Flora Moore, of Water Valley,
Miss, attended her grandmother (the
late Mrs. Wilson, funeral Tuesday.
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A. L. Stewart has returned from a
trip to Kansas City. Mr.. Stewart has
been in the city for some time repre-
senting his Stu Louis conservatory of
music and has enlisted considerable in
terest in the work. -
Mr.. W. L. White, accompanied by
his son, Robt, White, left Tuesday for
Nashville, where they will consult with
some specialist for medical advice. 1t
is to be hoped that Mr.. White will return
greatly improved.
Thew. G. I. U. and Mothers met with
Mrs. Sam Woosley Friday afternoon,
After the program Mrs. Woosley asked
her guests to remain for q cup Of cisSco-
late Atpleasant ending.ta an isitefests
hg and profitable meeting.
Mems linen collars, all sizes, &c.
Regular price, 15c. Hardy, Malone &
jones.
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FOR SALE. Six-rcom residence
bath, pantry, porches, good outhouses,
fine barn. good size lot and excellent
shade. Easy terms. Apply to
Att IA. Il. CALDWELL.
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Those who wish to take advantage Of
Mrs. Dodson's lecture and demonstra-
tiofs.in the cooking Of bread aee re-
quested to hdtwifh Ms. 1lAdson Oh Fri
day 1to-day) in the Kroger block. The
lecture for bread making, etc, will be
III fiollar only. 5saz r. L I
Mr.. G. w. Phebus is visiting BIS son,
Walter, and family in Fort Worth, Tex
Mr.. Phebus has been seriously i'll from
an attack of appendicitis and their little
son, Walter, Jr., has been very sick with
pneumonia. The latest news is that
they are both much-better. N. .4.-...
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VIII those who owe The Commercial
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notify US whether or not they want the
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Messrs. Will and Walter Clarke, Of
Paducah, attended the funeral Of their
grandmother Mrs. Wilson, Tuesday
Mrs. A. E.APace, Of Springfield, ILL.,,
is to be in the city soon to visit her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. p. Hardy.
Miss Mary Harris will entertain with
a Valentine party at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Florence Harris, tonight
Mr.. and Mrs Courtney Henry have
agreed to the sacred bonds of marriage
and left this week to locate in Green
wobd, Miss.
. MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Reaves, of Horn
beak, were in the city this week visiting
Mrs. Reaves parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
f. Walters.
Miss Nan Sweeney and niece, Miss
Bess, Of Dresden, we're in the city this
week visiting the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. f. White.
Ghildren's heavy fleeced underwear,
regular price, Soc, now only 10c. Har-
dy,, Malone & Jones.
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Miss Nina Stone and Mr.. John Denny,
OF Milan, were in the city last week as
the guests Of Miss Nora Gardner at
home on Fifth street.
Messrs. S. A. and Jessie Rodgers sold
to Sam Wade three mules averaging
1915. This is the highest price mules
have sold for this season.
DIR. w. A. Mailing made a profess
sional visit out in the Mount Zion neigh
borhood Tuesday to see Mrs. ]. ]. Rob-
erts, who is very i'll. The many friends
OF DIR. Mailing are glad to know of his
improvement from his recent illness.
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ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Moore.
Mrs. c. w. Johnson and children of
Indiana boulevard returned home aft
er spending a few days in Blue Island
with relatives.
Mrs. F. Seliger Of East Side visited
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Eggers of
Roberts avenue, last evening
Johnny Gerba is conned to his home
in Harrison avenue suffering with a
severe attack of diabetes
Miss Hattie Klemm spent the day
with friends in East Side.
F. Richard Schaaf of Roberts avenue
transacted business in East Chicago
last evening.
Miss Rose Smith of Chicago visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. Smith of
Reese avenue yesterday.
Mrs. B. F. Barnes entertained out
of-town friends at her home in Indiana
boulevard Saturday.
S. Swartz of Hammond visited
friends in Harrison avenue last even
ing
George Sladek still continues in a
very critical condition at the St,
Mary's hospital. Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Balm of East Side
visited friends here yesterday
Elliott Aman of Roberts avenue was
a Chicago visitor Saturday
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HOBART.

Mrs Fred Nitchman and Miss Lois
Tabbert left yesterday for Pittsburg.
While there they will visit with Miss
Elsa Wettengal, who has been visiting
there several weeks. She will return
tomorrow evening.
superintendent G. H. Thompson has
settled on Wednesday Oct. 26 as the
day to conduct exercises appropriate to
the dedication OF the new addition to
the school building here The exer-
cises will be held in the new auditori-
UNI. State Superintendent Alley and
Prof. H. B. Brown of the Valparaiso
university have both accepted an invi-
tation to be present on that occasion.
DR.. c. F. Reward transacted bust
ness in Chicago yesterday.
Edward Kruse is spending a few
weeks here with his father He has
been sick for some time and is home to
recuperate.
Misses Eunice and Ellywn Roper
will leave on Monday for Greencastle
to study at the Depauw university
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Eva O'Dell of Hobart
and John ]. Diedel of TolIeston on
! Oct 4th
| Aug. Roos has resigned his position
here as undertaken with Alvin Weld
and will accept similar position with
a firm at Eurora, Ill. Best wishes for
| his success follow him from hts many
friends here.
The shows at STATIONS Opera House
by the Yankee Doodle Stock company
are greatly enjoyed by the crowds at
tending Tonight will be the last per-
| Torrance.
owen Roper and Miss Sena Berger
saw a play in Chicago Thursday even
Iing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brabbs and
children, Florence and Frank. and Miss
Margaret Fleck of South Chicago spent
Sunday with friends and relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Krausse visited at
Hammond yesterday with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mellon of Ham
mond visited over Sunday with Mrs
John Mellon.
The Catholic Ladies are planning
TO, give their annual supper and bazaar
next month.
Miss Christina Smith and Mr.. Popp
spent sunday evening in Chicago.
Mrs. Vanlister of Hammond returned
to her home in Hammond yesterday
after short visit here with her par
ents.
Miss Eva O'DelI was visitor in
Valparaiso on SATURDAY.
Miss Kathleen Kflligrew returned
Saturday evening from Chicago. where
he had been visiting a few days.
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RORE'RTSDALE.

Mrs. Ira Moore of Hammond visited
her daughter. Mrs. E. C. Holmes of
Harrison avenue, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Flaugher and
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Gardner saw Miss
Clara Lipman in The Marriage of a
Star at the Princess theater. in Chi
cago. Friday evening.
William Grisdale of Roberts avenue
spent the day in East Chicago on bust
ness.
The county surveyors were busy the
latter part of the week setting the
grade for the paving of Roberts ave-
nue.
Miss Mary Stein visited friends in
Chicago Saturday.
Misses Gertrude Born and Helen
Denny of South Chicago were the
guests of Mrs. Steve Langohr of Indi-
ana boulevard the patter part of the
week
Miss Marie Seliger OF One Hundred
and Sixteenth street visited her par
ents in East Side last evening.
Miss Martha Schaaf of Indiana
boulevard attended the play at the Col
onial theater. in Chicago. Saturday
evening.
Helen Holmes of Harrison avenue
spent the week end in Hammond visit
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picnic was held at White Eagle grove

picnic was held at White Eagle grove
and it was taxed to its capacity.
Frank Martin, hailing from St. Louis,
thought he could go down the street
and make insulting remarks about the
young ladies that passed. He continued
so far a short while and at Ninety
second street and Houston avenue he
again started his insulting remarks.
Two young gentlemen who were sit
ting on a nearby step heard him and
ran out and beat him numerically
and then called the patrol. Judge Cir
ten sentenced him to thirty days in
the bridewen. and when the sentence
was imposed he said, Il must have
been crazy to insult the young ladies'"
He is AZ years old.
Lee Cole, 924O Ontario avenue, was
identified by Miss May Douthart, 9205
Elizabeth avenue, who brutality as
saulted her last Monday night at
Ninety third street and Kingston ave-
nue.. Cole was brought up to Miss
Douthart's home. The minute she laid
eyes on Cole she exclaimed, That's the
man" The girls father made an at
tempt to get at Cole, but the detectives
prevented him from doing so. Detec-
tives Halicke Sl1iba and O'Callaghan,
acting under orders of Captain Sween-
ey and Lieutenant McCauley, made the
arrest
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DYER.

The remains of the late Nick
Wachter were brought from Chicag o
Heights out here and inferred in the
Catholic cemetery Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sontag of Chica-
go were here Friday to spend the day
with relatives
Miss Ella Helmer of Steger is spend
ing several days with her parents out
here at present.
Mat Langbein and George Hoffman
of Lansing were Dyer visitors Fri
day.
Frank Klassen and son of ST. John
transacted business here Friday.
Michael Klein and VIM Sloan from
Chicago Heights were here on bust
ness Friday.
Henry Schumacher of near Scherer-
Vile was a business visitor here Fri
day afternoon.
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and is highly respected by all.
Fred Lynch and wife, who have been
living in Texas, and Dan Lynch,
brother, who has been on the Pacific
coast, and Alva Lynch and wife or
Chicago arrived in Lowell Sunday and
spent the day at the home of their
mother, Mrs. Daniel Lynch. They went
to Chicago on the evening train.
Edison Taylor, the erstwhile ex-jour-
nalist who served his apprenticeship
on the Lowell Souvenir and THE LAKE
COUNTY TINES. and Larson Snow,
friend, were down from the city Sun
day to visit Taylor's parents. Edison
is now engaged in interesting people
in wireless telegraphy and telephones
his operations. He was known as
Rex while acting as reporter,
usually being on the ground the first
one and beating other papers to 1t in a
good wreck story.
Henry Cutler of the Chicago Title
and Trust company and his sister. Mrs.
Ernest Clark and her daughter. Dor
othy. spent Sunday at the home of
their mother living near Creston.
Dr. Elmer Elliott of Chicago spent
a few hours Sunday on his farm north
east of Lowell.
Mrs. Eta Yetter and daughter.
Lillian, and Mrs Alice Harris of Chi
cago spent Sunday at the home of their
cousin, Mrs. Roy Schneider.
Mrs. Frank Hunt visited her hus-
bands aged and feeble mother at
Rensselaer, Friday, 1t being her 18th
birthday