Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-05
MACHINERY READY
FOR REGISTRATION
OF MIGHTY ARMY
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the meeting and concurred in the &C
ton taken by Cloutman post which
psased resolutions calling on all to
register who are within the prescribed
age. The old soldiers also pledged
themselves to do all that they can to
see that the registration law Is car
ried out and to help in any way they
can to see that the young men OF OF.
tumwa and vicinity do their duty to
their country and flag by registering
Tuesday.
STORES REMAIN OPEN.
F. T. Lynch. secretary of the Retail
Merchants association said today that
he has been receiving many inquiries
regarding the closing of the stores TO-
morrow. All stores are to remain op-
en- and the usual business hours will
be observed. There will be no holiday
observance by the merchants.
THESE WILL 90 WORK.
The complete list of registrars and
registering places for each Of the
twenty-seven precincts in Wapello
county follows:
Adams Township-Guy Halls drug
store. Blakesburg-Guy Hall. Joseph
Schoech, Albert Terrence. Lester Jay.
Agency Township-City hall, Agency
WATSON Enyart and Rev. M. D. Cox.
Cass Township--Alfred Peterson's
store, Chillicothe-AlfredP Peterson and
Dell Biggs.
Center First. Ward house,
Main and Birch streets-R. R. jennings,
R. r. Ramsell. w. g. Humphrie, Jess
Durbin, Fritz Ehrmann.
Center Second. Ottumwa-Home
Furniture store. Main street near JET
ferson-J K. Dysart, F. w. wilson,
James r. Powell, w. H. McElroy, Chas.
Hallberg
Center Third, ottumwa-Courth house
lower floor-E. C. LOOMS, J. B: sax. e
G. Tisdale. H. d. collars, Edwin Man
ming.
Center Fourth, Ottumwa--Ottumwa
Rug Works, 63s West Second street
c. c. Porter, Jack Hutchison. Arthur
Wright, Frank Shane, Charles Brown.
Center Fifth. Ottumwa--Jack son,s
livery barn, 327 Church stTeet-A: M.
jackson. r. F. Canfeld; E. w PHILIPPE.
Center Sixth, Ottumwa-Ward house.
Benton street, near Second-A. 9.
Cook, F. T. Lynch, H. L. Edmunds, W.
w. Epps. Moses Jones.
Center Seventh, Ottumwa-Odd Eel
lows hall, 936 Church street,. 0.
Pepper, Henry Cook. N. p. Harrington,
Walter McNett and F. c. Brooks.
Center Eighth-District south OF OF
umwa; store at 9l2 Church street
Harvey Michael. F. A. Tisdale, =. +.
England. T. P. Box.
Center Ninth, district north Of OF
tumwa. court house, supervisors room,
second floor-Frank Gephart. r. T.
Rhys, George Brown. Arthur Areing-
dale.
Columbia First, Commercial FIX
change. Eddyville-W. 8. Keller and
w. A. Fulmer.
Columbia Second, Seaburg & Stevens
store, Dudley-Harold .seaburg and
Harry Stevens.
Competine Township-Perry Whit
more's store, Farson-Perry Whitmore
and U. 8. Hawthorne.
Dahlonega Township-Hall over
Denny's store, Dahlonega-J. c. Wycon
and Frank Giltner
Green toWnship--Township house
BeryI BOSNIAN and w. z. Dexter.
Highland Township-Denny's store
at Highland Center-B. L.. Denny and
Frank Doak.
Keokuk Observation-Disclosures chapel
Frank Skinner and J. F. Stevens.
Pleasant Township-Blacksmith shop
Parker.
Polk Township-Cook's Pool Hall,
Bidwell-Walter Schoech and Alex
Johnson.
Richland First-Kirkville John
Glass and DR.. William Abegg.
Richland Second White school
c. Arnold and Frank Mast.
Washington First-Kane Building.
Railroad street, Eldon-J. j.. Barry and
J. B Bradley.
Washington Second-Frank Moore's
Garage, Elm street. Eidon-R. G.
Hughes and Hazen Moore.
Washington Third-City Hall. Eldon
&C. w. webber. Paul B. Ramser and
H. r. Baker.
Washington Fourth-Wilson barber
shop. next to Knights garage. Elm
street, Eldon-Fred Manro and Ed
Cash.