The St. Joseph observer., 1920-08-28
LOCAL MATTERS OF
GENERAL INTEREST
Paragraphs Which Tell of the Happenings of Local
Moment in Greater St. Joseph
Anything Which Has Occurred Deserving of Local
Notice Can Be Found in These Columns

ter Of docility was good. officer Bratek Bu
whose leg bore the scars OF battle, Sol
did not think so and Judge Gray who
with the officer soaked Fox
for IS. "r
Meierhoffer Undertaking Co. pre- wa
ssnts character. service and consider ter
Atom. Ninth and Felix. Phone N. grs
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The Frederick Avenue business men
who have been protesting about the big
condition Of that street, now have or ser
ganized a permanent organization to pu
further the project. Its officers are:
e. M. Birkes, chairman; NJ. p. Law
Ter, secretary; H. J. Leslie, treasurer, th'
and the executive committee Is made "a
up of Gus Prinz. Oscar Reimen. Paul hu
Schultz and N. I. Ayres. The organ
ization will get results. H.
At conference of high school p''
principals held Wednesday. arrange SIC
ments were perfected for the
formation Of a strong interscholastic
association. the principal purpose Of H'
which Is to foster athletics. alb
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Mrs. Adelhida Kerber, wife of the he
late Henry Kerber, died at the home
of her son. Albert Kerber. in Lexing-
ton, Oregon. Tuesday. tn
Everything you need for any kind
of Painting. Wall paper. Chandlee's w
Paint q Glass Co.. al Edmond street. NJ
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Petitions were put into circulation
and numerously signed Thursday. ask
ing the street railway management to on
build the proposed Prospect Avenue an
extension. uf
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fay welch. former
residents Of this city. but late of Little
Rock. Ark, have returned here to tn
live. Mr.. welch is now connected or
with the Griffith Shoe Co.
Horses are arriving here each day M
for the Fall Festival to be held next n,
month. and great racing is promised al
the lovers OF the sport. d,
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The Savannah fair closed Saturday.
1t was a great success in every respect
Mrs. Edna Schrupp, who lived five nj
miles north of the city on the water ut
works road, died Thursday.
Don Riley's Motor Inn. Storage and at
eest repair department In city. la OF
dies re-t room and free check room W
In connection Seventh and julie
I'd,
The body of Milton Parks, who
died OF lockjaw in a hospital here. ~
was taken to Oakland, Ia. for burial.
Sunday.
Forty thousand of the $4,000 Ia
pounds of wool stored here in the Ia
wool pool were sold to o. r. Dahlen- a
berg Of the st. Joseph Wool Co.. Sat
urdsy. when the bids were opened.
The other 100000 pounds will be sold v
by private contract.
1t is estimated that if the new oc- IL
cupation tax is added on to the peo-
pie. that the result will be about p
100000.
Lon Kunkie. a South st. Joseph o
boy OF 10. was arrested Monday.
charged with two separate cases of
larceny.
The police had a field day Sunday
gathering in violators OF the speed
ordinances. Fifteen OF those cases /
were called before the police Judge I
Monday and all paid fines ranging a
from SIS to SIS.
NOTICE-Save all rags. iron. books.
MAGAZINES and all kinds of waste {
paper. as prices are very high. Don't
/ sell before you call us. or write.
American Paper Stock Co.. Main 3ssS
so2 South sth st. (Advt.)
DIR. Boteler. city health officer. re-
ported Monday that the city was en- ,
tirely free Of cases OF contagion or .
infection.
The directors OF the St. Joseph Au-
tomobile Club presented recon-
mendation to the council Wednesday
. night. that the parking ordinance be
E revised
! The body OF Hamden MisIih, q syr-
/ ian rug peddler, who was killed by
A.. nEt..o,-4 p.o.tta 49,. x...x-.th. | !,