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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31

WANTEn-Trayellng salesman at once.
southern Ice IL Utlntics Co. Ada.
! okla.
TWO Statesmen wanted Arc YOU on
n salary Let me show you how 10
make more money and be Independent.
call Walnut 2lit for appointment
WANTED speciality salcsmen 10
call on retail and wholcrald merchants
ma manufacturers. Prefer men about
80 years OF age. our men average $50
per week net. We give YOU nccessa =,
training nt our expense our new men are
beating the old ones This Is splen-
did opportunity for the young man who
wants TO be travelling salesman. The
work ls mn educator Of the high -clnss
The knowledge YOU gain in this work
viii be " value TO you all your lie. and
YOU earn good money while learning.
Can at Lee Huckins hotel wd in1uire
for W. c. Allsup, between the hours Of
and z n IN
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HOUSEKEEPING rooms. adjoining sit
lhk room, porch, rent cheap, " i
nut lHOl after d m Nrs WrtmR
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WANTED-EIperienced sales
lady, steady position. good
salary, Apply Field Cloak Co.

WANTED-Good stenographer. must
lie able to take dictation RAPIDLY and
'farsctlhe notes accurately, Prefer
one with experience In farm loan bust.
ncss. Good salary and permanent
rosition Address B-s2s. oklshoman.
WANTED-White girl or woman Tor
general house work. no laundry, . IN
fnmily, good wages. Phone Maple
2ls 1902 West 30th.
WANTED--A reliable coiored s,rl for
general housework. Phone Maple stb.
WANTED-An experienced white xiri
for small family; must be good cook !.
no laundry. Call Walnut blj7.
ANTED-E Expert bookkeeper with
grain experience. Glvh references
and state salary expected. G-21. Ok
lahoman.
WANTED-Seversl girls for flat work
department. for shaking and feeding
New State Laundry. 100 N. Francis.
WAETED-Young women for operating
press. also one for finishing socks
New State Laundry. 100 N. Francis,
WANTED-A neat. experienced. single
colored woman for general house.
work. furnished room and $50 per
month; references required. ill6 West
3lst St
EXPERIENCED alteration woman for
ladies ready to- wear. Apply to Ma
tionsl Garment Shop, 22bb w. Main.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.

HADLEY lN". opposite Carnegie E..
btary; g. strictly modern outside
rooms, some In suite with private baths
Special weekly rates
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FOR RENT Large room. can use FOR
light housekeeping; adults only: to
EnOd peOnle. ut ll2O " l0ih
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31

TWO first class statesmen to work In
Oklahoma City. Cab at l0s N. Harvey
ask fr Mr. farah
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31

SMALL apartment. newly finished 20
employed couple. No phone calls. 2isN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-31

THREE furnished tooms for light
housekeeping, with private bath. ,O)
W. 18th
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

CARPENTER repair and building. Cali
W-7t5O. c. j, Peterson.
YOUR HOME building. remodchng. re-
pairing and painting solicited by ".
J. Stoner. contractor Walnut 6I27-J.
WANTED--Rcpairlng or new buildings,
garages. sleeping porches. etc. Clark.
Maple 50
YOUR home rcmodclinE and stair york
specially, IA, Moeller, phone nple
9g5S-R.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-nALf

WANTED-By an experienced rro,r. .
tain and desert driver, an offsr ~
dive any make OF car through 10 any
fouthern California points for free
transportation, I am man OF good
character; would want. two week,
notice Call at sos N. Lee or Phon,
Maple 3720.
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ROOM WITH BOkRD FOR RENT

TWO nice, cool bedrooms with board.
modern home, close In. Maple 1851
WANTED-Nice young lady as 9Th
party to share expenses In 5-room
bungalow. Walnut e7t
ROOM with two meals for two ladies'
500. Gil W. bih.
LARGE, south front room. well fur.
n,shed. for 2 gentlemen. with or with
out board Walnut 5s2s.
ROOM and two meals for two ladies'
SIS. Gil w. 5ih
NICE. large room with board for two
refined people. lii9 Linwood, on Lin
wood cariine. ~ blocks from Belle Isle
cnfline. Phone Maple 1870.
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POSITION in garage. years expert
cnyc. Maple 1866.
WANTED-By man OF 20. hotel clerk.
or general man handy with tools, In
lclllgent G-26. Oklahoman.
NAN familiar with all make cars
wants to drive party through to Col
orado, Call Maple 4797. laly W. 34th
EXPERIENCED chauffeur wants job
lhone Walnut 3o9i.
POSITION ns chauffeur. Maple 1865.
YOUNG man wants position as road
salesman, or viii consider good prop
osltiou In or out OF city. Phone Wal
nut 1929.
MACHlNIST ~OPERATOR PRINTER
wants sit experience. references /.
editor eight papers IN Oklahoma. Ad-
dress Operator" care oklah0man.
WANTED-ro Position rs bookkoeper by
experienced and capable man. ID. D.,
Okiahoman.
NANrED-P Position. Aug 10 OF Sept. |
by experienced hookkeepcr familiar
with the hardware business and capable
tt assuming management OF same. also
familiar with credits and collections.
H. H., Oklahoman.
BOY, H.. experienced truck aud auto
driver. wants job. Maple E0i-R.
OFFICE man with executive ability
wants permanent position, legal edu-
cation; licensed: houkkceper. CORE
spondence; fast on machine: seventeen
years In office, best references; will
work one month 20 prove efficiency. no
charge unless satisfied. G-i9 okla
hOman.
MAN qualified to take charge OF office
or set Of books wants change; ten
years IN city. G-6t Oklahoman.
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COLLECTIONS
SITUATIONS WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

EXPERIENCED salesman and real
estate man just arrived from over
seas duty, desires position. Phone
Walnut i245.
RETURNED soldier wants position a.
salesman or stock Keeper. no ohjec-
ton to leaving city. Phone walnut
7229
DISCHARGED army officer, single,
Rgc p, ncnt appearing, wants per
manent position; previous experience,
Wholesale clerk and salesman; Al ref
ercnCc can furnish bond. II position
requires viii furnish car. 1913 W. First
81. Tel Walnut 1870 r.
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

ROACH BROS, hle n. Hudson. Call
Maple 2S21 Night Maple 6s5 or Maple
$50
WALL PAPER-7c: my prices are the
best; bring samples. estimate work
NJ. Psrrett. ll2 w. Ord Walnut 6757
ROOMS papered. 81 up: samples: also
painting. Walnut 3Si2. Maple ii2,
w r Roach.
PAINTING and paper hanging. rooms
Roo and up. Maple 5l7. V. d. by
kns.
FOR FIRST CLASS paper hanging cali
Fleming. Walnut b6it; work snaran-
teed.
PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER
eau Walnut 1861. WIN bring ssmpl..
Cheap prices; work guaranteed. Green.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES,

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
BY mail one year. ......... 49,, 20 ""
Nv Mail one wear with THE SUN-
DAY OKLAHOMAN .....,''.'. oo
Ry agent earlier or newsboy.
cents A copy or 10 cents week.
In Oklahoma city,
OKLAHOMA CITY TINES teyenlng)
and DAILY OKLAHOAAN morningD.
"a papers n week delivered by carrier
I'm Oklahoma City and vicinity, per
week. &c cents. ,
\ All unsolicited manumrlptH' letters
and oictures sent 20 the Times are sent
al the risk OF the owner. The oklahoma
Publ,shing company expressly repuhl-
ates any responsibility for their safe
custody or return.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED farmer and
stockmun want position Ms
manager on ST. k or dairy
farm. Married. ! In family.
GIVE price IN first letter 2i20
Prospect avenue, \. Fort Worth
Texas.
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Statesmen WANTED.

Opportunity at once for two live wire
snlesmcn 10 earn large incomes selling
the famous line OF Todd Checkwritets
and forgery proof checks; either city or
nearby territory available. Can NJ No,
Is Terminal Arcade to see manager,
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Statesmen WANTED

RURAL school board salesman, ensy to
sell. SIS TO &75 daily. Box $50, Kan
sas CITY. Mo.
Young man VINO Is
hustler to take charge OF auto tl:c
sales department Must bee hustler
nad have some money. II, NJ, Oklaho-
man.
INSURANCE. salesmen. $500 to $500 per
week selling insurance to farmers,
commission advanced on notes; men
with ears preferred: local agents or
trnnslents; plenty places to work, write
fully. J-39. Oklahoman.
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MALE HELP WANTED.


BARRIER wanted. average $50 to $40
week write or phone Bob Gar
lex. Blackwell. Okla.
WANTEp-Espert yard man for lum-
Der yard. Apply a. NJ. DeBolt. W.
Reno.
WANTED Experienced man possess
ing executive ability and thorough
mechanical knowledge TO take fun
charge private garage, approximately
20 cars and trucks, also able TO keep
garage and car cost data, stock &C
count, etc: salary will correspond with
ability. Give references, age, and sal
AIRY expected, Il. r.. okhhoman.
WANTED-A No. window shade. lin
oleum and drapery hanger competent
to do any work pertaining to carpet
department: good salary TO right man.
answer Immediately. Bass Furniture
and Carpet Co. Ardmorc, Okla.
WANTED Blacksmith FOR forge work
In machine shop, Prest Machine Works
Co, 900 y. Grand
REGISTERED druggist wanted for
small town. Single, any age, write
nj once; we wnnt n man. Give us
your phone number. Fred c. Fcagns,
Fnw city. Okla.
PRINTER and two press feeders; per-
mnnent position to the right parties,
n chance TO learn the printing trade in
all its branches. young men or women
with experience In smaller towns pre-
ferred. Cnll on or address with refer
ences, Parry Printing Co. liz W. Grand
Ave. Oklahoma city.
WANTED 49, Experienced newspaper
writer, ad solicitor, printer editor
preferred: live wire young man or
woman. good mixer. write country
news. n. A.. Oklahoman.
NNNTED-A handy man about the
house. ono who can appreciate good
treatment and steady place. Phone
Maple 25i IS T. FIFTH ST
WNNTEp-Cl Cleaner and presscr, steady
fob Chas James Morris. okh.
WANTEp-Three good live canvass
crg. good, permanent proposition.
Can at once. 40 North Broadway.
WANTED-A rrcsscr for womens
dresses. Harry Kat1.
AN EXPERIENCED bushclman aud
salcmnn. apply n: once Scotch Wool
en- Mills II North Harvey
WANTED-An experienced salesman
tailoring Experienced one preferred
with large following Must be- A-No
man Apply Scotch Wooden Mills. II
North Harvey
WANTED Young man. hookkeeper
and stenoEraphCr 10 eventually take
charge o' department. IN leading hust
ness house. the demand for our grad.
ttntau Ia than thR atinnlV "A
result we can help other trained office
workers to obtain good positions no
charge. Apply
Employment DEPARTMENT.
HILLS BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Grand and Hudson.
WANTED, a barber, married man pre-
fcrred cigarette smokers and l0atcrs
save your stamps; good guarantee for
right man, \. $. Summers. Lone Wolf
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Harris Hotel

Just south Of Skiryin. well furnished: 2
suites Of housekeeping rooms, par.
ucular place for particular people: spe
ylNl summer rates
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

4
| NICE homo for gentleman or COUPLE
In brick apartment with employed
! lady. Maple 2Sli-R. sunday and alter
during week.
MOttEffS2 modern cool newly fur-
nlshed housekeeping rooms. 3l2h N.
Broadway.
FOR RENT-A suite OF nice, clean
modern housekeeping rooms sink In
Kitchen. 7i7 W ith, Walnut 1850,
TWO light housekeeping roums. wulk--
Ing distance. pil North Dewey.
TWO light housekeeping rooms. 2iO
w. jth.
TWO light housekeeping rooms, ono
downstairs sleeping room. close In.
los East 7th. walnut 63O3
: NEAT. cool housekeeping rooms 70
couple, can Broadway circle.
81 Lite ot light hopsekcepng rooms,
everything furnished I32ls Fast S,h,
Manle 2?f-R
TWO furnished rooms for housckeep-
ms. ZIG 4. End Walnut 26l5
LIGHT housekeeping rooms, 2g2 Wrtt
5th
FOR RENT -- Two modern furnished
housekeeping rooms. close In, TO cou-
pie without children. l2S f. End.
HOuSEKEEPlNG rooms adjoining silt
ing room, porch rent cheap. " i
nut A2Ol after 7 y m. Mrs. WeemE
THREE furnished looms for light
housekeeping, with private bath. ,O)
W. 18th
FOR RENT Large room. can use FOR
light housekeeping; adults only. to
good people, nt 1920 E 10Th
TWO modern furnished liCht house.
keeping rooms. south exposure, nrst
floor Inquire Mt 9lS f. sth
THREE fufulshcl houor srnng rooms,
private bath. hot and cold water,
south exposure Walnut 56Si.
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POSITION OPEN for woman cN-
perienccd IN bookkeeping Must be
capable OF handling cashier work aud
some stcnography. \ permanent
position. for the right party. Walk-Ovcr
Boot shop.
WANTED -- An experienced colored
maid for general housework. good
wages. modern room. Walnut iOli. 1873
w 3isi
WANTED - Two or three good hand
ironers. also ladies for pressing
starched wear. New State Laundry.
R0 N. Francis
WANTED-Glrlst to work on body IRON
ers. also bundle wrappers. Drinks
Parrish Laundry . Broadway Circle.
WANTED-Young lady 10 take charge
OF mail order department OF leading
business house must be stenographer. :.
fine chance 20 learn merchandising. ad-
vertlsing and salesman,hp; also want
young lady stenographer. good oppor-
tunity for advancement: substantial
salaries: the demand for our graduates
ls greater than the supply. ms result
we can help other trained office work
crs 10 obtain good positions; no charge.
Apply
Employment Department
HILLS BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Grand and Hudson.
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TWO WATERS wanted nt once; tlT 50
per week. Liberty Cafe. Duncan,
Okla.
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FOR RENT-Aug /. unfurnished. to
couple without children. nice 3-room
apartment Of duplex cottage; this has
bath. pantry and everything new and
clean: price $50 \ month: located 1909
n. broadway. SEQ owner there after .
y. m; Walnut 1881
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MALE HELP WANTED
BOYS WANTED

We have several routes open for boys
between the ages OF IL to 10, Apply
CITY Circulation Manager oklahoman
aud Tines
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STOCK Statesmen,
ATTENTION.

We are incorporated under the laws
of Iowa. Have &c producing wells,
10000 acres undeyeloped leases In OK
hhomn and Texas Officers are Iowa
bankers, who have sold their banks 10
enter oil business. Have direct leads
In the best territory on earth and am
redy to shoot" 10 salesmen making
good; need 10 more at once. Don't
walt; write or wire for details. pivi-
dendr assured first OF year. | have had
- years experience and can show Won.
q
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WANTED young men 10 act as news
agents on Frisco: good chance for
advancement. Apply Fred Harvey. 22i
South Broadway.
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FOR RENT-Five-room flat. first floor.
sOi w. Grand; Walnut 3s2o.
ONE room. unfurnished. servants house
In rear. t?9 West 9Th. Maple l773-J. =
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iowa Oil & Refining Co

+ l. Rhodes Fiscal Manager.
226 Grain Exchange Bldg
Sioux city Iowa.
WE OFFER a good position to live men
and women In every town and county
TO sell and advertise De Magno, the
great rheumatic treatment. state rep
resentatives wanted; manager viii be
In Friday afternoon. Write or call the
De Magno Co. ti7 Culbertson Bldg.
Oklahoma City. Okla.
TWO first class statesmen TO work In
Oklahoma City. Cali at l0s N. Harvey;
ask fU Mr.. Larsh.
Statesmen WANTED.
Two or three young men, q 80 years
Of age, who think have sales ability, 10
travel and sell food product 10 retail
grocery trade; good opportunity with
chance advancement for hard worker
who can make good: give sgs. expc-
rience. references and sphone number
In reply. y. X. oklahomsn.
WE have vacancy for tire salesman
TO travel southeastern portion OF
staf: there II no limit 20 what . good
man can earn: position must be filled
this week. Montford -Gist Rubber Co,
222 ~ Broadway
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BARRIER wanted. average $50 to $40
week; write or phone Bob Gar
lck RlnckMell Okln
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WANTtD-J0O hroomcofn hands. SOC
and 35c per hour; EooL board long
lob Price n Bestol. NARROW. Okla.
Manchester Democrat., 1919-12-10

utmost on Thursday evening when
members of the Y. p. s. c. society OF
the Congregational church presented
1 the comedy, Safety First" The cast
OF characters follows: Jack Mont
gomery, young husband-Carl Lax
son; Jerry Arnold, an unsuccessful
taxer- Ralph Schaller; Mr.. McNutt,
q defective detective Nelson Arnold;
Elmer Flannel, awfully shrinking
Sigfried Miller, Abon Ben MERIDA,
Turk from TurkeyJohn Clifton; Ma
bel Montgomery. Jacks wife-Ivy
Hunt; Virginia Bridger, her young
sister-Zela Tobin; Mrs. harrington
Bridger, their mama Mildred Schal-
lef; Zuleika, tender Turkish Maiden
Edith Douglas; Mary Ann O'Finner-
ty, an Irish cook lady Gladys Bans
roft The young people acquitted
themselves in an admirable manner.
The proceeds amounted to eighty five
dollars.
Manchester Democrat., 1919-12-10

interesting program officers were
elected as follows: President, Mrs.
Louise Hutton: Vice President, Mrs.
Alice Kenny: Sec'y. and Treas, Mrs.
Ellen Clifton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Prentice was hostess
to the Outlook Club Thursday after
noon.
The Good Cheer Club held an enjoy
able meeting at the home Of Mrs. Ro-
zetha Newcomb Wednesday afternoon.
The junior class of the Earlville high
school gave splendid entertainment
in the school auditorium Friday even
ing which was enjoyed by very large
audience. The program follows: Pi-
ano Duet, Edith Allen, Lucille Hunt:
Reading, THE Telltale Heart, Sieg-
fried Miller; Pantomine, "Courtship
Under Difficulties. Cast. Hilda Ra-
forth. Miss Brown; Paul d. Klaus, 1st
man: Harold G. Wendt, I'd man: Rus
sell F. Merrick. Sd man; Reading,
''The Menace OF Prussianism," Herbert
Faust; Cornet Solo. Harold Wendt;
Reading, "Old Mother Goose" Lucille
Milard; Play, "Billy's Mishaps," Cast
DR.. Phil Calling, veterinary sur
geon, Ernest Hunt: Mrs Gaddy, a
neighbor, Mabel Ham; Mrs. Smith
field, a nervous invalid. Edith Allen;
Miss Dorothy Dorsen. nurse, Lucille
Hunt; Reading, "Parmelia Splicer at
the Beach," Edith Allen: Minstrel
show, Cast-Rastus. Russell Merrick;
George Paul d. klaus; Sambo, Sieg-
fred Miller; Jacob, Harold Wendt,
Tony Schnittjer who underwent an
operation for appendicitis is recover
ing nicely from the effects in hos
pital in Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Norman who
were recently married at Adrian,
Minn., are spending few days with
relatives in this neighborhood.
]. A. Miller and John Robinson at
tended livestock show in Chicago.
Lee Page of Waterloo visited with
friends in this place during the week.
The Elaine Duncan Company, con-
sisting Of Elaine Duncan. reader, M.
Willie Prewitt, soloist, Kenneth Cozad,
pianist pleased a large audience in the
high school auditorium Wednesday
evening.
The Luther League of the Lutheran
church plan to hold a box social in the
l. o. o. F. hall Tuesday evening.
Relatives received announcement of
the wedding Of Miss Ella Kragen-
brink, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Her
mann Kragenbrink Of Ashton, s. d.
to VIM. Berkey, Jr. The Kragenbrink
family are former residents of Earl
Vile.
The opera house was filed to the
Manchester Democrat., 1919-12-10

OF q plant In the Brinkman corner
begun as soon as the weather permits
The new company will use the Bear
/ Grove creamery until the new building
IFS completed. The new building viii
be modern In every detail and the
stock holders are the farmers OF the
community. The officers of the com.
pany are: President. H. H. Osterhaus
Vice President, Joseph Baggs; Sec'y.
Joseph Dingbaum; Directors, Her.
man Westhoff, Herman Willenberg
Joseph Dentmeyer, Henry Bolhke
Gerhard Brinkmann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lord Of Inde-
pendence visited at the Kenny home
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Wodrich OF Minneapolis
spent the first Of the week visiting al
the home Of her brother, Adam
Schalber.
James Smock has sold his draw line
to Bernard Nagel and Bert Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Palmer have re-
turned from weeks visit with the
formers sister, Mrs. Emma Day and
family OF Benton, Wisconsin.
Francis Powell has returned from
the service and is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn. Krapfl have
moved to Waterloo where he has ac-
cepted a position in a garage
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Little have re-
turned from Chicago where they Wis
ited their son Perry at the Great
Lakes training station and also Mr..
Little's brother residing in that city.
A meeting was held in the council
room Saturday evening for the pur-
pose of electing officers for the Earl
vile Red Cross chapter. The officers
chosen were: Chairman, Mrs. W. j.
Millen; Vice Chairman, Mrs. Jake
Billmeyer; Treasurer, Ora Laxson;
Sec'y., Ruth Klaus Mrs Millen was
chosen delegate to the county Red
Cross meeting held in Manchester on
Monday
Harry Holscher has disposed of his
interest in the Ford garage to A, b.
Splinter and the firm is now known as
Splinter Brothers.
| Mrs. L. l.. Schmittjer is recovering
from spell of sickness.
Nettie Bentley of Dubuque spent the
week end visiting her friend Mrs. Jno.
Cook.
Rev. G.. M. Orvin preached in Win
throp Sunday. He was pastor Of the
Congregational church in that place
for ten years before going to Dubuque.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Congregational church held a
meeting at the home Of Mrs. C. M. Lax
son Tuesday afternoon. Following an
Manchester Democrat., 1919-12-10

| Il i. Z : 4. 3 = + j. j. &
championship Of high schools having
an enrolment Of thirty boys or less
Colesburg cannot claim to be in that
class, % there are thirty-seveh boys
in high school. twenty-three Of whom
have been out. for football, the re-
naming fourteen averaging less than
100 lbs. each. Captain Bush and Q.
T. Bush, tackles. Holthaus and Lands,
guards and Kirschbaum. full-back.
are seniors. Prospects are good Tor
fairly heavy line and very fast
hard-hitting back-Aeld next year,
Glenn Conner, whose work both on Of
Tense and defense has been outstand-
ing this year. will lead the team next
season. Following are the games that
were played this fall: Greeley Q.
Colesburg 20; Earlville 0, Colesburg