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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-27
TO GET NAMES
 FOR SALARY PETITION

A party composed of F.. A. Hughes. J. NJ. Phillipowski. John Igo, and Kate lgo went 10 Bisbee today to make a campaign for names on the petitions asking that the salary ini- tiative bill to be put on the ballot.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-27
FROM GARDEN CANYON

Wm. Mclaughlin, and H. w Wi. cox. ranchers of Garden Canyon. n the Huachucas. were visitors in Tombstone today on business.
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tiative bill to be
WAS IN BiSBEE

Joseph Hansen. assistant county attorney returned home this after noon, where he went 10 assist in the investigation of the case of the body of babe found in an ash can yes terday morning. The investigation proved that the child was dead when born and the mother Of the child. whose name was withheld admitted to the officers that she did not know who it's father was VISITING HERE
 Miss Myrtle Ewing Of Bisbee is spending several days in Tombstone. the guest of Mrs. Walter Thomas. BROUGHT JUVENILES
 Sheriff Jim Mcdonald returned home this afternoon from Douglas. bringing back two juveniles. who will be held in the juvenile branch Of the county jail for hearing.
 VISITING IN EAST
 F. H. Reeves and neice. Miss Emile Axtell have gone east where they expect 10 spend several months with relatives on the Atlantic coast. FROM WEBB
 Mrs. Nick Mccormick. of Webb. spent the day in Tombstone today visiting friends. OVER FROM 6IssEE
 A. w Howe was in Tombstone to- day for a few hours from Bisbee RETURNED HOME
 ". T. Boyd, local druggist return ed home this afternoon from two days business trip to Blsoee anu Douglas.
 VISITED IN EiSBEE
 Miss Etia Sanders, deputy county treaurer and Mrs Viola Dernis1r spent few hours in B!sbee today visiting friends. They expect 10 leave the first of the week for month. stay On the seacoast.
 TO s!seEE
 Miss Francis SJanlger went 10 Bis bee this morning where she will wis it for a day with friends before leav- ing for Fl Paso, where she goes to take up business course. WEBB MERCHANT
 T. s. Bowen, merchant o. Webb. in the Sulphur Spring valley. was in Tombstone today on business mat ters.
 TO LOCATE HERE
 Frank Sanders returned to Tomb stone from Vail: where he has been for the past several weeks He will remain here, having taken a place with his brothers in the Sanders
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-27
DIVISION ENGINEER

| P Frazier. division engineer Of the State Highway Department. was in yesterday from inspection work east of Lowell
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WEDNESDAY
MOVED

MOVED
 Walter Rushin has moved from the Smith home into the Cummings cot tage adjoining the Methodist church. The Smith family will return to their old home, having sold the Arcade Hotel to Mrs. John Rock. FROM MeNEAL
 T. J. Leason, merchant of McNeal,
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BACK FROM FISHING TRIP

Harry C. Wheeler and wife re- turned 10 Tombstone today from the White Mountains. where they have been ,he past three weeks on q fishing trip
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IN FROM GLEASON

Judge NJ. J. Sullivan and Enginee; Tom Burns of Gleeson spent a few hours in Tombstone today.
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RETURNED FROM LONG AUTO TRIP

W. P. Walker. deputy county treas urer accompanied by Mrs. Walker and children returned home this morning from five weeks auto tour of Arizona and California Leaving ToDb bstone they went frs; 10 the Roo,cevlt dam and Grand Canyon and from there continued on to Southern California They travelled the entire distance wi;hou; suffering 3 nuncturn
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HERE ON VISIT
TO BiSS EE

Chas. and Jessie Sanders, Misses Etta and Minnie Sanders and Mrs. Viola Dennison spent yesterday n Risbee visiting relatives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-27

GLOBE Work on 1900 ton mill unit at Old Dominion property prog ressing.
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PEARcE VISITOR

r. l.. Bryant. superintendent of the Commonwealth Mining and Milling company of Pearce was in Tomb stone today
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HOT FATHER

demand.
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. WONDERFUL PICTURE

In Every Woman" there is a most wonderful cast used to interpret this picture of every woman's adventures
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TO DOUGLAS

J E Hood and wife and children who have been visiting in Tomb. stone. the guests of relatives lef- this morning for Tucson and Nogaies en a y!s;-
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TUESDAY

VISITING RELATIVES
 Mrs. Ralph Jchnson and children arrived in Tombstone today from her home at Tucson and will spend sev- eral weeks here on a visit with her
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CALLED MEETING

The Republican County Central committee have called a meeting :o5 ;his Saturday in Bisbee, to take ID he a-raagealents for the coming campaign
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WEBB MERCHANT

T. s. Bowen. merchant o: Webb. in the Sulphur Spring valley. was in Tombstone today on business mat ters
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TO PEARCE FOR SUNDAY SERVICES

Rev. Jno. F. Leaver Of the Cataclic church went 10 Pearce today, w1efe Le will conduct Sunday services to- riorroy returning home Monday
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THURSDAY
COMING BACK

I: is reported that Lee Woo,e-y and family will return to Tombstone shorty 10 again make their home ip the cn.y Tombstone
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TO DOUGLAS

Dave Struthers. engineer on the To- cal branch of the E. P, X $. w went to Douglas. las; evening. where he will join his wife. who has been vis- ting there for several weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-27
DOUGLAS LAWYERS

Among the Douglas attorneys in the cour:y seat today having matters ia the superior court were Judge F. NJ. Doaa. W E. Abraham. Bruce Stephen
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SATURDAY
FORMER TOMBSTONE GIRL MaRRlES

fON"EH IOhiSS SNG S!tL MARRiEs
 Friends and former school mates Of Miss Daphne BratIey were pleas antly surprised by the receipt of news of her marriage ia Globe Wednesday evening. June 23rd to J. IL Hamnfil!, Jr. of Globe.
 The bride was reared in this city and attended the local schools. hay ing many friends among the younger set here who VIII wish ner happi- ness.
 The groom is the son oS the man aging editor Of the Globe Record and holds a responsible position in the electrical department o; the old Do minion Mining company.
 STAR MEETING
 The order Of Eastern Star met for the last time until September last time until September last night and after the business session a good so- cial meeting was held Cards, danc- ing and refreshments were enjoyed. ITO sIssEE
 Harry Macia. one of the Tomb stone republican committeeman went over to B;sbee today 70 participate in the meeting O. the Republican County Committee held there today. Tc PEARcE FOR
 SUNDAY SERVICES Rev. Jno. F. Leaver Of the Caticlic church went 10 Pearce today, waefe .e will conduct Sunday services to- MOTION. returning home Monday. A WONDERFUL PICTURE In Every Woman" there is most wonderful cast used to interpret this picture of every woman's adventures
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FROM DOUGLAS

B. A. Packard ars attorney D. A. Richardson. of Douglas. are visitors in the county seat today from the Shelter City.
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FROM BlS6E E

Attorney John Wilson Ross o: Bis bee was in Tombstone today or cOu-- matters.
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RETURNED HOME

Mrs Wm. Cavanaugh retu-nei home this afternoon from Bis1ee. where she has been on a visit wi.h her son Ernest, who Is located .hers
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TO DOUGLAS

Eounty Attorney R N. French was called 70 Douglas this morning on l briet official trip He expects 70 re- turn home this evening or tomorrow morning
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LONGEST DAY IN THE YEAR

Yesterday was the longest day ia the year and the sun was on the job shining II hours and "A minutes. Having nov crossed the line, the days wi. now grow shorter until Decem- Der 2-. when there will be but , hS.fs and 5S minutes of sunlight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-27

Just before the battle mother is a tavorite line in an old poem tha: touches the heart -,r;ngs bu. rhs things that touches the precipitation strings Of the average Arizonan is he ho: weather we are now having but there is consolation ;n the fact that Its just before the summer rains, mother" so cheer up the best
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-27

Attorney w. G. Gilmore spent yes terday in Bisbee, attending to busi- ness
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TWO CIVIL CASES

Two civil cases were up before Judge Lockwood :n the superior court this morning h the case of B. A. Packard vs. J. J. Rice it was taken under advisemen. by the court. pend ing filing Of brie:s In the case of stewart vs Kelly. ovey title, the plaintiff was granted leave to amend and will be heard a: a later date.
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MINING MEN HERE

4 party of nine Eastern mining men spent yesterday in Tombstone looking ever the State of Maine Dis trict They continued on to Bisbee last evening.
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FROM ST. DAVID

To Wright. cattle inspector of & David was in Tombstone today CT route to Bisbee Mir Wright ha: just opened up a general store in St David.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-27

ed home today from Douglas where he has been for the past few days on official business. IN BlssEE
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HERE FROM PHOENIX

Gr and Mrs. C. B. Wilson and ch!!- t.e2 arrived in Tombstone last eve- :i.ug from their home in Phoenix. and wi! remain here for several days Ca a visit with friends. MT. Wilson is agent for the New York Life h. sura-ce company and has been To- ca-vt !R Phoenix with the state agency ever since they left Tomb stone TWO years ago
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-27
MANY AUTO CERTIFICATES

According to announcement of Wal ter Thomas. chief Deputy Assessor, the total of 3sT6 automobile certifi- cates have been issued from that of flee and sent on 10 Phoenix. 10 the secretary of state The law provides that before a license snail De issuei to the owner of an automobile the taxes must be paid, :; the owner has no real estate. 1t is expected the total for Cochise will reach in the neighbo.n5od of 1000 before the end of the year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-27
EASTERN STAR MEETING
TRAFFIC
ABOUT COMPLETED

The iron roof being laid on the Y2pie store building is abou: com pieted
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FROM ZEN SON

s. B. Moss. automobile man Of Ben son was II Tombstone today on busi, ness.
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FROM WHETsTCkE

Mrs. F. o. St. Clair. formerly a resident of this city ba: now loca;- ed at Milestone where MT. St. Clair mas charge of the whetstone section of the E. P. 6 S. w, spent the day in the city attending to business and shopping.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-27

was a visitor in Tombstone yester- day on business matters.
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lore returning 10 PhOenl
JUDGMENT ON NOTE

In the superior court this morning in the case of the Cochise County State Bank ys. A. T. Kolb. or a note for s1l0O judgment was awarded th !, plaintiff.
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NEW FENCE

The Tombstone Commercial com pany is building a new fence be tween it's store building and the Ar lington Hotel.
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BiSeEE ATTORNEY
TO RANCH

Amons the at.orneys In town yes ,erday was J. [. Taylor. of Bisbee. TO RANCH
 Wm. Lu,ley, well known. Tomb stone catt!eman accompanied by Spencer Shattuck. who has been visiting here. left this morning for ;he Lut.ey ranch in ;he Chiricahuas and will b. gone Tor several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-27

sister. MrS. I. D NloSuett4, anu mo.her-in-law. Mrs. Sam Johnson. TO NoeALEs
 Assessor F. A Hughes and wife. and C. J. Wynn and wife. went to Nogales this afternoon. where Mr. Wynn and Mir. Hughes will assist in the installation of the Elks lodge in that city tomorrow Mir. Hughes, who is a candidate for nomination as member Of the State Tax commis- sion will start his campaign in Santa Cruz county and will leave shortly for the northern part of the state. EASTERN STAR MEETING
 On Friday evening. June 18th, will be held the last Eastern Star meet ing before the vacation After the meeting a private social and dance vii! be given to which all Masons and their families will be welcome. TRAFFIC
 The Tombstone Bisbee freight trucking line seems to be doing fine business judging from the loads hauled in each round trip ABOUT COMPLETED
 The iron roof being laid on the Yaple store building is abou: com pieted.
 NEW FENCE
 The Tombstone Commercial com pany is building a new fence be tween it's store building and the Ar lington Hotel
 FEW EMPTY RESIDENCES
 There are mighty few empty houses n Tombstone al the present time. TO FORT HuAcHUcA
 Harry Welch. the carpenter has gone to Fort Huachuca where he has several months carpenter work LABOR SCARCE
 Work is progressing a, the Apache Powder Works but labor is scarce there, and is reported to be in bis demand.
 HOT WEATHER
 Just before the battle mother" i, a favori;e line in an old poem tha. touches the heart -;r;ngs bu, the things that touches the precipitation strings Of the average Arizonan Is he ho; weather we are now having but there is consolation ;n the fact that Its just before the summer rains. mother" so cneer up the bes, is ye. to come.
 ABOUT ONE THIRD
 According to past figures Cochise county is just abou. one third regis tered A big jump may be expecteI after The convention in san Fran cisco next week or possibly there may be d tagging on the part Of ce.- tain voters until after the third parry" meets in Chicag- on July 1gtl. TO LET CONTRACT
 Nax. week the bids on the coming letting. covering the section Of state highway are to be le; the 2S,h. which section will complete the road in Cochise county from Benson 10 The Pima county line wi! De so that the Supervisors and State will accept them. This vii complete Cochise county on one Of the state highways all the way from Bernardino to the Pima line through Benson. TO FORT HUAcHUcA
 Attorney J. T. kingsbury. C. J Wynn of the Tombstone Auto Co. and L. G. Fahnes:ock. cashier of the Cochise County State Bank were at Fort Huachuca yesterday on a busi- ness mission.
 FROM RANCH
 Col. Henry Pyeatt was in town to day from his ranch in the Huachuca mountains.
 IN TOWN
 Jim Lawry was among the visitors in Tombstone today from his ranch on the Barbacomari.
 THROUGH TO TUCSON
 L C. E. Adams. chairman Of the board of Supervisors and H. F. Pick cit and party of Douglas men. pass
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TRAVELLING MAN

C. 4. Ward representing the Nc Neil company and The Manufacturing S'a;ione-s. was in Tombstone today on business Mr Ward has just op- ened an office in Douglas and will take care of the trade ill the South ern par; of the state
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caa0aign
THAT BRIDGE

the arrangements for the coming campaign
 THAT BRIDGE
 We noe :hat the growing demand for a bridge over the san Pedro nea. Curtis .s being recognized as the pea pie as they see the immensi:y Of the Apache Powder plan. now going u2 n tha; locality.
 sWELTERiNe
 AS all the surrounding towns .: inc s,a;e are burning up with the heat. 90 to speak. Tombstone keeps several degrees coller than it's ely sisters.
 FROM DOUGLAS
 4. [ Farmer. former deputy sher- f. and a; present connected with the Southwestern Coca-Cola company Q: Douglas. was in Tombstone yester- day and today. FROM RANCH
 Jim Kelly. Will Kelly and Lee As ion weer in town today from the Huachuca mountains to attend court tomorrow
 CIVIL CASES
 4 number of civil cases were or before Judge Lockwood this moru- ing. judgment going by default, be- ing cases of accounting. One was H. E. Wootton vs. J. L. Brooks ani the other wootton vs j. P, Ch:lds. RETURNED HOME
 Fred Bennett. well known loca! cattleman returned home this morn | ing from Bisbee, where he had been on business.
 ANOTHER PLANE i l. is getting a common occuraace | for airpianes to pass over Tombston-. | Another flyer passed over this morn ! ing headed for Tucson. If Tomb ! stone had a landing field there ;s TO reason why a few of the flyers wou.i no; light here for visit.
 GENTLEMAN HERE
 J. H Cook Of Johnson X Cook. cat tie buyers of Wilcox, was in Tomb stone yesterday. It is understood Johnson & Cook have made arrange ments to take over a considerable number of cattle which were repu- diated some time ago by eastern
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TO FORT HuAcHUcA
LABOR SCARCE

Work is progressing al the Apache Powder Works but labor is scarce there. and is reported to be in bis demand
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FEW EMPTY RESIDENCES

There are mighty few empty houses n Tombstone al the present time. TO FORT HuACHUcA
 Harry Welch. the carpenter. has gone to Fort Huachuca where he has several months carpenter work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-27
TO LET CONTRACT
TO FORT HuacHUcA

Attorney J T. kingsbury. C. J. Wynn of the Tombstone Auto Co. and L. G. Fahnes;ock. cashier of the Cochise County State Bank were at Fort Huachuca yesterday on busi- ness mission
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TO EN SON

Rev Fr Nm. Jno. Leaver was call ~t . Benson early this morning to con5ucc funeral services. He ex 2eC,s D return home this evening.
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TO LOCATE HERE

Frank Sanders returned 10 Tomb stone from Vail: where he has been for the past several weeks. He will remain here. having taken a place with his brothers in the Sanders BrCs. store
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RETURNED HOME

County Attorney R. \. French re- turned home today from Phoenix. where he was called owing 10 the illness of his son. His son accom- panied him home and will remain here for some time recuperating be- fore re.urning 10 Phoenix
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FROM BISs EE

Mrs. Vim. Hughes arrived in the city today from her home at Bis5e= and ~:I spend several days on a yisi. with relatives.
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ABOUT ONE THIRD

According to past figures Cochise county is just abou. one third regis tered A big jump may be expec,eI after The convention in san Fran cisco next week or possibly there may be a tagging on the part Of ce.- tain voters until after the third parry meets in Chicag- on July 1utl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-06-27
10 MbST0ME TOWN
 TOPICS TERsflY TOLD l
MONDAY
MoRToRcYcIE HITS HORSE

Thursday night two Bisbee men. Thomas Flint and Lewis Davis. when returning home from Douglas on a motorcycle ran into horse or the Douglas Bisbee highway Davis was knocked unconscious and kicked in the chest by the horse, but Flint was uniniured and he took his compan- ion % Lowell. where first aid treat men was given.
 JOY RIDES
 Many autoisls passed through Tombstone yesterday in all direc- tions. Many were Bis3=e people re- turning from a day spent in the var ioas iuaehuca Mountain canyons. HERE ON VISIT
 Mrs. Viola Deaniscn arrived in the ci,y Saturday from Clifton and aft CT remaining here for a short while on visit w.,h relatives will 90 10 the coas, for seyera. weeks visit with Miss Eta Sanders. depu;y treas- uror.
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HOT AND LIVELY

In spite Of the warm weather, T large crowd attended the dance in the Legion hall Saturday night. an had a good time to the snappy airs of the Hi School Jazzers. MOTOR TO COAST
 Dewey and John Chadwick let yesterday morning for Los Angeles. making the trip overland in their tSudebaker. They will return soon with their parents. who have been spending several weeks in the coast city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09

her home in Central Avenue on We'd
uesdey evening The evening was
pleasantly spent in necdleworlS, after
which refreshments were served The
next meeting VIII DO at the home Of
Mrs Walter smith in oliver street
The Whiting and Crown Point high
school basket ball teams Viii meet
in a game at the Whiting high school
gym this evening. crown Point win
be accompanied by number OF root
ers
The Week 81 Prayer services at the
Methodist church this week have been
Increasing each night In interest and
numbers. The series closes tonight.
Following the service tonight viii be
be a called meeting OF the sunday
school Board. Every officer and
teacher Il urged to be present The
regular service IN next Sunday night
VIII be conducted by team of men
from tho Official Board These men
VIII have full charge % the service
They have arranged to have the Mems
Choir sing and Will add other inter-
esting features Of the program. 4
hapny, helpful SUNDAY evening is
promised 70 all who attend
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09

Nike McHale Is confined 10 his homo
IN li9th street. with e severe attack
Or pneumonia
Several members OF tho Whiting
Chapter O 4 :. VIII attend the puo-
lie installation q the Officers OF tho
hammond Chapter tomorrow evening
the local chapter having been extend
ed an Invitation
Joseph hammer o. Englewood at
tended the Daughters of Isabella dane
ing party
Nlessrs Emil Eberhard ana AndI "
Kelman have received word OF the
death - their grand mother Mrs.
Kellman ST St John whose funeral IS
being held today
The regular meeting Of the q T. s..
Viii be held on next Monday evening
at which the installation o. officers
Will BE- followed by social hour
Miss Ruth GLADDEN. wu enterta II
the members Of The Beta Gamma Up-
sllon Sorority tonight
e. A. Heuwig. formerly Of Whltins
but who now resides on q farm IN st.
John spent Wednesday ia Whiting, de-
livering a load az .porkers" which lie
raised butchered and has now sold t.
Whiting people.
The dancing party given BY tbs
Daughters Of Isabella ~ the Slovak
hall was one OF the incest dsuclng
parties q the season ana was attend
ca by about seventy-nve couple. Afu-
sic was furnished BY Sterling or
chestra franpe being served throagh-
out the evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09

week to the Gary Golf Club for the
consideration OF $50. 600 lie may
purchase a home in Merrillville.
Everybody welcomes the warmer
weather IN these parts.
Judge Barton is improving slowly
not able to be out vet.
Charley Boyd's house IS progressing
nicely. they expect to move before
many more DAYS.
Frank staltz's babv IS better.
The prayer meetings will he held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Glaz-
Ter this week.
s. p. Woods. the census taker viii
be around soon TO sec how much you
know. lie has been appointed for
Ross township.
A letter was received from Mrs
Lille Dutton Smith or California,
stating that the weather there was
uncomfortable warm. Some Of the
people here wish Nc could say that
We are never satisfied
T. F. Staitz made business trip
TO kendallville. Ind. Wednesday.
Several from here attended the ban
quet in Crown Point this week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09
MERRILLVIT.LE

The Farent-Teachers meeting next
Tuesday evening January 18th. will
no doubt be very interesting. There
viii be a paper read b Miss Lsnnarts
and . debate BIZ the following. $. B.
Woods. John wehncr. Alfred Phil
lips. negative and Roy ITa K. walter
Demmon. Leslie Walters. aSirmitive.
The question * Resolved that Steam
Tractors are More Practical than the
Horses on a Farm After the pro-
gram. Light refreshments VIII be scrv-
cd
Miss Nayb.l staltz returned to
school last Tuesday at Tecknv III.
AIrs kate Fierce spent last week
in Crown Point at her mothers. Mrs.
Horst who is in sery poor health.
Form to Nr. and Mrs. Geo. Dem
mon last week 2 little girl.
AIRS Ella pcmmon visited in La
Porte and Chicago last wceh She le-
turned TUESDAY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09
Shoe Repairs

Phillip Sabbia. just returned from
service. Help me get a start.
First class workmanship guaran-
teed. Half sole free for $40 in
trade.
367 HOFFMAN ST., COR. HOFFMAN
HAMMOND.