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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
&ibin i~uaifutms

tanltt, "a1dtelld tpllln Ddatimattos
masti". Scum ferran Samuel Gin
paboien poifien ieasfa iGiIpi ia
buonoista eiimerfeistd buoIimatta
tili usfoIliietfi Si1malan palipeIis
iafii ia Suu6as, paiffa b1n fuuIui
fabteentoista opetusIapieen ia iofa
pdimG oil ieiirustellrt Seeiufien
tansin, buffiii, eli fenenfidn fass
pattaian ioipi fersfata taioostaan."
ga fiiitenfin meibGn on tebt1tp1
mit1 fuintin moimme.
Sa ,parrtaan Ell Sam,ielista diff
tullut iellaista Serran p~rofeettaa
fuin bdnestd tuli, ellei bGneII1 oil.
Il ollut rufoilemaa GitiG. $artaasti
itfien Sanna taitan aitan oil rl>
foillut Siinalalta piffu SamaeIia.
Sa fun ban bGnet iai, otti b1n boz
net mufanaan ppbaffoon ia ianoi
plimGiielle papille: "S1t1 poifasta
nina rufoilin, ia Siintala on ru-
foifieni fuullllt. Sentabben nina
AMMAN bGnet Serralle tatoiiin; OF
loon bGnen TOTO elGmGnld Sltmas
Halle pp9itettp."
7 Sa aiettaaban Yaaipali nimen.
omaan Simoteufien ipilpittomGn MS
ION Dbtepteen b1nen GitiniG ia iio-
ditiniG rsfon fansia g Gin. t:5).
So minf1 lapien mieleen fe Ell
m~aifuttaiii, Jos bdn nGfee Gitini1
tai iiGniG noprGnG rufoufiesia la
bestpmdn iulrta Siimalaa. 2apii
bnonlaa, etta bGnen manbempania
if1Gnfiiin fatiopot toiieen rGfpn16t
tOmGGn mailman, ia ettd tdmG
maailma mabtua ola maltamn, fos
ia iiG ia Giti panenat tdteniG riss
tin ia TOTO beibGn fasmonia omnt
Min Dufaipat ia iublalliiet.
Mmeriftalainen maltiomies Stan
bolpb on fertoniit itiestG1n: "Mti-
msta oliii tllIlrt iumoIantieltGiG,
ellei pfii oinon muiSto oliii piodt-
tGnpt mi1nta iiitd muisto iiitG
oiasta, ioIloin 6itini tapaii ottao
pienen tateni omaania, antaafieen
minun polwistia ia rufoilIo: "Si0
meibGn, iofa olet taipaisial"
@itpan fGlittGm1ttomGt otpot nc
maifrtelmat, iotfa bppdn Gi6in o.
pettamat rufouflet iGttGipdt lapler
mieleen.
Nltuan bourulaitofien iielunboia
toin Bobiois. Imerifasta on ferto-
nut: "Soarnattlani erG1n1 iunmtr
taina, flten tanalliiesti, iuurelle
mieliiairasten ia tpllien %ioifolle ia
a~stuesiani iltlri ltIos Inlistn mieli
malentuneena ia tGpnn1 iGGlid iens
tGboen, ettG tieiin main oni bors
tpoien pmm1rt1neen in%noioni, pioGt
ii minita erds boitolainen oipello.
@lottomlat fosmot nnl1ruSIo ban
meilfein fuisfaii ialaperGiiesti
"WeinG oioan mp0sfin rufoillo."
S1mG lana l91nmGstptti GGretto-
mGsti i~ielunboitajao, iilId tiota
miest1 pioettiin ainon tpli1mieliie.
nd. SGn of unobtnmit faitfi, ins
funimeniG, fotipaiffania, tfGni6;
mistGan bun Ell poinut mtoa ties
toia.
@GbGn epGillen pastori fpipi:
"WtitG find iitten oloat riifoilla9"
"WeitG Gitini on iononit", bGn
pastaii bppin Darmann.
go mitG Giti on iinmlle iano.
nut?" tieousteli pastori mieI1.
SiIloin DGn poni fGtenid ristiin
ia oIfoi bpmin bartoosti l1ifeo p6r
Ipa, joto iuunniIleen moStaa nellie
tlitt1id:
1Wiitd iiipeis iuoioon fdtfe, Si
Seeius, Serranil" |. n. e.
8irbeettom6sti bGn Iauiui fofo
wGripn, ia mosto Inn ie oil Ioppu-
nut, polaii bGnen foSmoilleen lama
eIoten, tpIid lime FUN iiin6 ennens
fin oil ollut.
S~bmeellinen rlifoltsl MitG teit1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-04-08
ERI ALOILTA


'e~<$f N"N lNbtt Aoiulllu,
ionfa tuliii eIGbpttdd ia lammittaG
lapien iDo1ntd, on tullut file. fiior
matii. @anbemmat ia mpos o.
pettaiat olpat uiein palmiit tGsta
ippttamdan Iapiia. Mhitta tooeIliiua
oesla lienee min, eta uiein fpImin
mielin, pitf1meteiiin elitpfiin ia TO
min fourth on lapfeen toetettu iss
titttaa fitd mifa on tniffein bennoin
to ia fallisarpoiiinta.
WonelIe IapielIe eiint. on fir
tonmeno alum pitGin tebtp pabofii,
len iiioan eta iitmaIanpalmeli,sta
ia toto Serran buonetta plifi FIJI.
mattu bGneIle min ibanafii, etta o.
lii ipoiti IapielIe ianoa: "nDt find
paaiet firtfoon", eifd: "npt iinun
pitGG tilla firtfoon".
Silti iaattoa fliitenfin fifteen tlIs
la aifoia, iolloin fiinteisti on pis
oettapa fiinni bpipist1 firfoQiiista
taipoista lapien mieliteoista buoli.
malta. Mhitta pleeni1 on foetettamo
laaoa lasta bitomaamaar, ettei 1is.
fonto ole mitGGn taaffa, lpaan pGia
tpaStoin lobia.
Sooellinen lisfonto Ell riist1 LAB.
ielta elamGn iIoa, MOAN liiGa ia fir
fastaa iitG. ga mioton ito on Iap@
ielIe tGrfeGmpi ftin riiotn. glietap>
pos JOHN ialo taimi pimedGn nurf-
faan. 8oiffa iina paniiit file po-
rasta ia mGpbeintd mliltaa ia taste
liiit iitd iG6nnOaiiesti, Min ie fit
tenfin fituiii ia t%ioliii. 3iin tor.
fed on oitea el1mdnpmpdristo.
Si,mnlan ibmeelliien6 armoIobia
ma on pioettdp1 iitd, ettG faifista
ibmisten erebopfiistG buolimatta
niinfin paIion usfomnollista mieltd
on mield Iapiisia tatpattnpisia.
@nemm1n mieranntrmista usfon
noSta bnomao mioriiosia. Se eiDat
mielell1Gn taboo tulla bengelliiiin
fofoafiiin eta liittpG lisfomolliiiin
pboistpfiiin.
Sc ~pelfG1fpGt, ett1 beistG foetel-
taiiiin feinotefoiiella taipnlla teboG
ioitafin erisfummolIiiia ibmiiid tai
ett1 beio1n tdptpiii alistiia ioibins
fin pasteAuieliiiin maatimufiiin,
Sa fitdpaitii BE liiilepat, ettG BELL
le toto illan tpnan laarnattaiiiin ia
eta liiGfii wieIa olifi bDpin pitta1
rlifoufiet.
Onban n1i1fin olliit; ia ientab.
Den mtoni miori on iGGnpt uuoes'
taon titlemotta.
Waitta eibGn friStinusfoo mpoS'
f1Gn moi tebo1 leififli min eta l.
iellaiieroan alma maan bliipittnilt
nllorio mieliG. &pll1 iiinG taptpp Of
la moimaa ia nafamuutto.
sc f~uitenfin %tdptpnee ianon, et'
tel ebf1 alma ole buomattlt ettei
fristinusfo ole min palion ianoiS-
ia fitin bengesiG ia to~tltuoesia.
2riStilliiesiG beneesiG ioboettu feS'
fustela maalliiistufin riennoisto
on e~boottomasti parempi fuin tnr@
bonpdipGinen pdittelp rnamatilli>
lesto tefstistd.
Sa Jos fpfenee i1ippiiesi1 bens
geslG ratfoiiemaan niiorten p1liitd
erim~ieliippfiid, min tama beioan
usfonnolliielle berdtpflelleen ioatto
ola moifuttatpampi FUN onfara
lllpDueluurHu.
&uitenfin on tietpsti G1rettom1n
tGrfeG iefin topo, iolla iuoranaista
rstonnoIlisto opetlistn artnetoon.
Saatoon lapii iilloin tofea eta
ie, mitG bGnelle %eiitetddn, tooello
on apiestid iidiippoen mooilmosta,
ia ett1 moaperG, iolIa ~liifutaan, on
min ppbG, eta meioGn olifi riilut-
tnfpa fene1t joGoistomrne.
So jos ppetis on ollut oiten,
fpllG picnotoisten iilmdt iateileipat
innostuflesta ZEN paattpesia; ia fpl
ID be bortoasti ooottafpat ienrooS
poa eiitpstd.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-18

city for the holiday season. and II ire
guest % her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur williams. At their homo on
College avenue.
Mr. George Henderson has returns
from Tho university al Gainesville and
a The guest % his family for he hos.
days.
Air ana Mrs J r. Nicely and Miss
Grace Neely. OF Baruesvslie, Ca, win
arrive in the city Wednesday and viii
be tho guests OF Mr., and Mrs. l. ~.
Aus,ey. az their home on South al.
ans street. for the holidays.
Rov. r. r. Hodnett Of Kissimmee
who was the guest % afr. and Mrs.. L
"a Ausiey and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A
Aicginniss during his attendance UPON
the conference. returned 20 him home
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. @. r Carroll. ~ Monticello.
spent Wednesday in the city. the guest
Of friends
The many friends IN Tallahassee q
Mr. williams Taylor. formerly Of
Quincy bat now Of Townsend. Della
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-18

Luverne. Ala. Mrs. Parks was called
home on account q the illness OF her
mother. who subsequently, died. Mrs.
Parks has the aeepest sympathy cf her
many fienda.
Rev. and Mrs. W. n. Mcintosh. 90
Iuka. Masa.. who spenf tire past week
in tho city the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin McIntosh. their home on
North Monroe street, left Moadav for
Gainesville. whare they vii visit rel-
Atiwes. Rev. Mcintosh IL noted evan
Eellst Of the Southern Methodist
chucrh and ne has many friends IN
this city.
Rlsop end Mrs.. Warren A. Gambler
returend 20 their home IN Atlanta.
Tuesday. after q fortnight's visit ia
the CITY a. the guests Of Afr. J. r.
RAndle, a 1.-THE Leon hotel
Hon. Phiiip y Bsail pFomiusat at
torney % Pensacola. spent Monday ia
the city on business before the su.
prems court
siias Grace 0rant. Of aavana. at
tended the Billy Sunday services In
the city. Monday.
Mr +. A. Yon attended the Shrine
ceremonial n Jacksonville. Tuesday.
Mas Frances carloss. If Henderson,
vile. y. G. was the guest tih sweek
or Mr.. and Mrs =. W sealey. their
home or North Adams street. ana left
Monday for Orlando. whore she viii
spend the winter.
Mrs Harrv DnAlliy. % Monticello.
was TIRE guest far the weekend ~
Mrs. =. p. ciaFlr. ~ her heme on Col
lege avsnue
Mrs George " saxon entertained
the Tallahassee Literary club az hsr
heme on Park avenue. Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Csark. OF Atlanta.
are expects dto arrive In the city
Sunday obe the guests % Mrs. ~. ID.
Clark for the holiday season.
Little caaxles =. stephens continues
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-18

ware. win learn with interest Of his
marriage recently 10 Miss Mary Bailey.
OF Baltimore. MA. Mr.. Taylor - tho
son OF air. and Mrs. walter Taylor. 81
quincy. and IL a prominent civil en-
gineer Of Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor anticipate spending tAs Christ
ma holidays with relatives ia Flori-
a.. and will arrive IN Tallahassee
shortly for a visit with the formers
aunt Miss sallie Blake. AZ her home
or North Calhoun street.
Miss Edna earn. OF Chattahoochec.
spent Monday IN the city tire guest of
friends.
Rev. Billy Sunday and son. Mr.. VIII
Ham sunday. Jr.. spent Monday IN the
city. ana were tho guests OF Governor
and Mrs. sidney J. Cats az TIE fnan-
sion.
Governor-eiect ana Mrs cary A
Hardee. OF 1--we Oak. motored % Tai
laaassee "Wednesday and spent the
day as guests of Governor and Mrs.
sidney J. Cats az the mansion.
Friends % Mrs. Emmett MeGriff
VIII regret 10 learn that she sustained
painful bruises when she fell down
the stairs az her home recently.
a conKenial motor party coming over
to Tallahassee from Lloyd 20 hear BIZ
III sunday. Monday afternoon and
evening. wac composed OF Mrs. Hugh
TAYLOR. Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Julian Mills.
Mrs. Miller, Mr.. Marion Walker and
Mr.. Toy Miller.
Mrs r. r. T.. Mcfarland. Mrs Rob
ort Monroe and Mrs. goweii, %
Quincy. nlotored 20 Tallahassee Mon
day 90 hear Bliy Sunday.
AIR. Richard Johnson has arrived
from the university AZ Gainesville 20
spend the holidays with his parents.
AR. and Mrs. r. =. johnson. AZ thel-
home on South Calhoun street.
Mrs. c. n. Parks has returned 20
her home on North Monroe street. az
ter an, absence OF several weeks az
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-18
WILL FORM CLASSES IN
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

Thomas II. ouigisy. supervisor Of
Industrial education OF the Vocational
Educational Extension work az the
University Ct Florida. is spending a
short time IN Pensacola for the pur-
pose of originating classes among me-
ehanics and shop workers II Is eN-
pected 20 have evening classes at the
bIis6l school and 20 coordinate the
work with the High School work. Mr.
0algley r. receiving the hearty CO.
operation 81 the county board of pub
lie instruction
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-18

Ns~ Vork's Fashlon Authority.
NEW YORK. Dec. fe.--What
maid could resist such = eostuu re
az this7 " IL 81 silky. black
satssn. with Tire many little ruf.
fies flutse. then aeaiioped ard
placed very close upen zach
other.
The skirt 10 held a trifls Fsil
a. the deep, decorative t4ounas
10 applied 90 "a. and the pialn
bodice ~ith its square -eut meek
faatsns up the hack ~lta saeeen
covered buttons.
A. for tne pretty Gao ard anren
see with the sleeve ruFflea aadsu.
"a 10 all made Of soft muslin insaaad
o. the usual eriap craandis and very
easily made az home u ore 10 ~.
elincd 20 DO soononieai.
The rvffiino and ere hsru.
stitched inssrtion ear be Sought
ready done. ard Il " = vsry Simple
nattsr 20 pvt tire two soasthsr ard
turn cut the set a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-18

quite ~ a tshe home Of his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. &. NJ. Davis, on
North boulevard.
Miss Grace Cobb has been confined
10 her home on North Calhoun street.
on account of illness for several days.
Friends Of Mrs. Bessie y. Cobh viii
regret 10 learn Of her severe illness at
her home On East Park avenue.
Miss Annie Laurie White. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. White. II re-
cuperatlng from her recent OPERATION
at the silver Cross hospital
Mrs. Milton a. smith entertained the
womans Missionary Society OF the
Methodist church a Their home on Col
iege avenue, Friday afternoon. THIS
was a coutbined social and literary
meetl q and. as it was harvest week
tho Pledges Of al the members were
paid in full
The famous Royal Scotch Highland
era' band will again Walt Tallahassee
and an open air concert viii be en-
5oyed Sunday afternoon in the Ieon
Hotel park. Tho band Is an route to
ST. Petersburg where they have u
winter engagement.
Al school inspector spent the WEEKEND
in Tallahassee on official business
r. and Mrs. John Rloomqutst and
Mr.. and AErs. Hose cf Cats belle. NJ.
attended the Billy sunday meeting
here Monday afternoon and evening
Hon. shelton Phillips. Of Inverness.
spent the week END In the city or hsts-
inems.
Friends az Mrs John @. Kelium wiIl
regret 20 learn Of her illness at her
home on College avenue.
Mrs. Jane Chlttenden. Of Cairo. c.
IL tho house guest OF Mr. and Mrs o.
"A. winthrop their home on North
Monroe street.
Dr. Pollock has returned 20 the
city and viii resume his practice a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-18
RICHARDSON DIES AT
DE FUNIAK SPRINGS

The funeral services OF David Rich
araann. retired naval stores man.
were held a. DeFuniak springs yes
terday morning. Mr.. Richardson died
there Thursday. He was the father
of Mrs. y. ,. Mccaskiii of this city.
Mr.. Richardson was one % the Wild
est known naval stores man in this
section Of the stale and had been en-
gagged In the industry for many years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-18

Miss Bertha p L4schkoff arrives
Sunday morning from Sophie New
eomha College 20 spend tho Christ
mas holidays with her parents. Mr.
and Mra. A. Ilschkoff.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-18
BLAZE THREATENS
MASONIC HALL

Fire, which followed the explosion
~ an OIL heater. caused sliEht damaee
10 the Masonic hall at Warrington
Thursday night For a time II was
feared the building would be burned
hut decisive action on the part Of the
lodge members cxtinguishsd tho blaae
after Il had burned holes through the
floor and roof
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-18

Dr. Pollock has returned 90 the
city and VIII resume his practice At
sos Tleisen Bids
The Washington times., 1920-06-14
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the price as a guarantee that you will
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Sold only in original, sealed pack
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stores everywhere.
The Washington times., 1920-06-14
SIGNS AWAY HIS WIFE
OF LESS THAN YEAR
She Is Arrested as RiEsmist when
She Sues New Husband for
Maintenance Arrears.

LONDON, June I4.-When In the oio
days the local correspondent toid
the tale OF how the farm laborer In
his district had sold his wife for POT
4. e.. quart OF beer ana thst the
woman had willingly departed win
the purchaser, the report wss Amos,
Invariably treated as notion. Thst
there possibly may have been some
truth in these stories has now been
demonstrated.
Al stourbridge police court chain
maker named Arthur Sidaway was
summoned by his wife for arrears OF
maintenance. and during the evidence
it was stated that the woman had
married a man named Jacob Fraser
years before and that before q year
was out Fraser had signed the follow
ing document: II, Jacob Fraser, Is
willing to turn over my wife, Sarah
Fraser, to Mr.. Richard Knowles on
condition that he wiil treat her all
right and that she will not trouble
me again for no money for mainte-
nance"
Under the circumstances the judge
refused an order and ordered the
arrest OF the woman for bigamy.
The Washington times., 1920-06-14
MAN VICTIM
OF BUBONIC PLAGUE
Following Death, Campaign Begins
For Suppression of Disease
in Florida.

PENSACOLA. Fla. June l4.-FoI-
lowing the announcement yesterday
by state laboratory experts that the
death OF George Gardina here Friday
was undoubtedly due to bubonic
plague, steps were inauguate by
the city authorities for an immed at Q
cleanup campaign in an effort to
prevent the spread Of the disease. A
special meeting OF the City Commits
sion will be held today to discuss the
situation. The Gardina case Is the
only one thus far reported.
Public health officials already have
started a survey OF the city to localize
what might he regarded as q danger
Gus arena. They have determined d
upon a thorough determination of
rats and will take special precautions
to see that no ships tie up along the
docks without proper rat guards.
Commerce from this port will not be
interferred with, u was stated.
The Washington times., 1920-06-14
WHAT HYATTSVILLE
PEOPLE ARE DOING

HYATTSVILLE, Nd. June IL
Commencement exercises OF the
Hyattsville high school started yes
terday morning at IL o'clock, when
Rev. Charles A. McAllister, rector OF
st. Matthew's parish. delivered the
commencement sermon at Pinkney
Memorial Church. The next event on
the program is the class night exer-
cises on Tuesday evening in the par
ish house OF Pinkney Memorial
Church. Graduating exercises are to
be held Friday evening in the new
State Armory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Brooks
have issued invitations to the we'd
ding OF their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Lewis Brooks to Arthur Leroy. Fow-
Ter. The ceremony Is to take place
at high noon, June %, in st. Mat
thew's Church, Seat Pleasant
commencement exercises at the
high school in Upper Marlboro start
with defamation contests, when the
following boy students viii contest
for the medal given by the First Ma
tional Bank, OF Southern Maryland:
Edward Christmas, Beale Sasscer,
Fred Binger. William Hill and Rob
ert Lee Hall.
These girls will compete for the
medal awarded by the Marlboro
School Improvement Association:
Mittie Bowling. Inez Coffren, Edna
Mayhem, Adelaide Traband and Ida
Wyvill.
Wednesday evening the plays, "The
Florist Shop" and MRS. Pat and the
Law are to be presented Gradua-
ton exercises will take place Thurs
day when T. Howard Duckett, Of
Bladensburg, prominent attorney, is
to deliver the address.
The Washington times., 1920-06-14
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-12

Ar THE MAJESTIC.

Dorothy Phillips. who won the hearts
Of local theatregoers in . dozen previous
screen productions, notably her two most
recent phot0dramas, The Heart of HUI
manity' and The Right TO Happiness"
won new friends at the Majestic theatre
last night when she appeared In her lat
est UniversalJewel feature. Once to
Every Woman
Like most of her big successes, this
story was written and directed by Allen
Holubar. who Possesses an almost un-
CO my insight into human nature and who
Is able TO put on the screen the thoughts.
ideas and aspirations Of the average human
being. II 10 this human note which makes
Once 70 Every Woman a great picture.
not taking into account its wonderful
acting. its settings and its scenic beauty.
Here Miss Phillips appears first as a
country school girl who has been spoiled
BY her family because she is better looking
than hcr two younger sisters and because
she p0aoeaoeo . sweet voice. 1t is this
voice which finally interests . patron OF
music. who sends her 70 Italy 70 study for
grand opera Later. in series of the
most MAGNIFICENT settings seen in motion
pictures in years. Miss Phillips 10 seen ~
a prima donna making her New York de-
bat in . new opera.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-12
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Coz:

(0peeiai Afgus Cofrsspo0dsncA)
IRA Dcor6nan and Paul Feas-
ter. Who have been IN North D.
kpts for several months. returneo
home last week.
Mss Amy 0enung Of Davenport
visited relatives here over SUNDAY:
( Mrs. Edna Fillmer and Mrs. Bsrl
Simpson attended the funeral Of
George Simpson 1t CoFdova hst
Saturday afternoon.
m. and Nh. Harry Nicholson
vess given Q social surprise lat
Friday evening when . number g
friends came IN. It being their 18th
wedding annfvefSary.
Miss Hazel johnson. primary
teacher Of the Hillsdale school.
waited the weekend 1t the homo
OF her uncle and annt Mr.. and
Nrs. Peter Nahlstedt
The ladies' I'D society INST with
Miss Anna Hauberg last Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. William Upper was shop
ming in Rock Island last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Murphy were
IN the tri-cities last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Crawford
and son Dave and Mrs. Frank Dill
lon returned from . touring trip
II Iowa. A pleasant social time
was enjoyed with their relatives.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-12
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H||||EIARDED WORK


suAdsa eoI1 mp y sxpsee-
~ = Hut tho Anlshine toac6n %
" a1FeaAy fase rsos01ng adleunt
~ baiAing work n Rock 10
3 n 1870 building record prom
- 70 b but little over one-half
~ OF 1918. Not over &3S,ooe y
1kpectsd 70 - addsd 70 the total, Il
= ovea reaches that much, in the
lmaindsf Of November and In De-
1GnbeF.
Daring the last week John A.
[ lndros. city building inspector. y.
|3ned II permits for work estimated
~ cost $3,13s. The week Previous
~ permits were issued for work
animated 70 cost $3.50.
The new building work started
Auring the last week ID Of the gen
soYAl miscellaneous nature that mas
;1Aaracterised the most OF this sea-
|oon's work.
! OF the permits issued during the
1nst week the largest Job calls for
}1Ae outlay Of $1,000 to erect . tenn
i1oeary round house for the G. B.
? @ on First avenue between Four
4bonth and Fifteenth streets. OF
- other permits four were for
garages, one for porch, two for
dsmodeling dwellings. one for
5teshinsling q dwelling, one for .
nth, one for repairing . roof and
one for an addition to q barber
hop.
Is List q Work.
Hrs. Catherine Madden, self,
1914 Ffth-and- a-half ave-
1 nue, porch .............-.$ lS0
Walter Rain, self, 2614 FIJI
teenth> avenue, garage 80. 10z
mil Kuhr, self. 1906 FIJI
teenth street, reshiugltng
I dwelling ...<............ zoo
~. B. Howe, ssff, 1891 Thirty
second street, garage. 80. zoo
a., B. & Q. r. r. Co., self
! First avenue between Four