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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO NON-RESI DENT
THE STATE or INDIANA LAKE
COUNTY IL TIE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. MARCH TERM 19se HENRY
RUDOLPH rs PHIIOMENA RI
DOLPH. CAUSE NO 1927 ACTION
TO DIVORCE.
Now comes the Plaintiff bv D. j.
Moran. his attorney. and nles his com
nlaint herein together with an affidavit
of a competent person. showing that The
defendant Phiomena Rudolph is not
resident of Tic state ~ Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified Of the tendency or said action
end thai the same VIII stand for trial
al the next term Of said Court and that
unless She appear and answer or demur
therein. a the calling Of said cause. on
the 18th dag of June, 4. y. 1920. the
same being the 42rd day Of Tho next
term Of said Court to be begun and held
in the Court House. Room No. l. At
Hammond in said County and State.
on the End Monday of MAY. a. H. 192n.
said action Will be heard and determined
in her absence
IN WITNESS WHEREOF 7 herounto
set my hand and afix the Seal Of said
court. at Hammond. this 18th day of
April. a. D. 1920
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
CSeaD clerk T.. 5. q.
81 CORA n ANDERSON.
Deputy Clerk. 4-17-24; 81
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CALUMET AVENUE SECTION tt

CALL NET AVENUE SECTION tt
SIDEWALK
DEPART MENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
49, are hereby notified that the Board
&c Public Works of said city viii receive
bids up to MAY 9Th 1890 at two o'clock
T. N. for the construction Of 2 cement
Sidewalk FIVE inches IN depth end sM
feet wide, on Calumet avenue. from HoH
man street 10 l5oth street under I'M
proNement Resolution Ne. 7S3. spc-
cihed IN the plans. profies and details
on file
All bids shall be accompanied BIZ
certified check for not less than two and
one-half ner cont Of the estimated cost
Of said impos ement.
Tho BOARD reserves the right to rejer,
any aud % bids.
a. j. SWANSON
JACOB WIKER.
T. 6. DIETRICH
Board Of Public works
WILLIAM & ROSE.
city CLERKS f-e4; 81
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For Sale Automobiles
Storage Batteries charged,
rented and repaired. The
Dempsey Battery Service,
3i8 Fayette ST., Hammond,
phones 1856, 1240-R. al
roK SALE.

Buick h-cyl 5-pass., al new tires.
runs perfect
Velie. Spas. 1917. 6-cyL: Ped seal
Continental motor, one extra tire. new
top and repaintcd.
Overland 1915 model 90. 5-pass.. re-
painted overhauled. perfect condition.
One 1919 Ford touring car.
1917 Ford tied up in an estate Car
like new Has not been run over $50
miles
1919 chevrolet 5-paSs.: original tires
and paint Cannot be told from new
HAMMOND AUTO PAINT TOP Co
4so Holman St, Hammond.
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Fnancier, opti1nist and deahst.
Miss Ella Schooley is tho woman who
was responsible for raising the first
T. w. c. a war budget Of $5.CO0,000 /;
who did her part in raising till Y w.
c AS portion of the Unite | War
Work Budget last year, and no had
charge Of the spending Of tho e null
lions for war work among v men.
Her job is to sell the idea world
service TO women as the mis- sion Of
the Y w. G A. during these recon
struction days In order tlat this
work can be done, Miss Sch9olcy is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
Real Estate Bargains
THIS is A WHOPPER
OF A BARGAIN

FOR SAI.E-Massive l "a story hunea-
low in HYDE Park Large corner lot,
east frontage located on Harrison St
and Kenwood which is destined 70 be
one Of the prettiest boulevards ~ the
region. Five extra. large rooms. pantry
and hath down stairs; three rooms ana
bath partitioned off upstairs. bus not
flni shcd-this part could very easily De
rented as a separate apartment; garage
in basement for three automobiles, FUR
mace extra size and burns less than ten
tons; bedrooms will hold two large beds
everything about the home is modern
and is an exceptional piece Of property
that Will increase IN value. If YOU are
acquaint Cd with building costs you have
an idea what II would cost to dupliCate
this Owner asks only $3.50 down and
balance. $4,000. in payments like rent.
Phone Hammond 2061 for further infor-
nation. 424-1
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FOR SALE bort 1920 model: run less
than 1000 miles Apply 239 State ST
phone Hammond $50 4-22-3t
FOR SAI.E-Ford touring chr in fine
condition. fully equipped electric
starter. etc $500 1880 Ellis ave Chi
cago. Phone DreXel lei 4-22-St
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now directing an army on workers In
an educa ional campaign TO tell the
people Of the United States what the
y w. G A. has to offer to the wo-
men Of e world and how, as an or
ganizatio 1, il can stabilize conditions
through ifering a consistent program
of worl service 70 women. It IS
necessar she SAYS. to raise $1,000.
GOO if t IS 1920 World Service Pro
gram e the United States, Europe.
China, 2pan. South America, India
Egypt iberia. Mexico and the Near
East Is carried out
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
TELL OF THRILLING
ESCAPE FROM MEXICO

sAN FEANCIsCO CAI- April .
Misses Laura and Isabel vioca. on their
arrival here today from Mazatlan. Mex
leo told a thrilling taie of their es-
cape from Mes an band clsd cnlv in
bathing suits TIE Misses Viesca were
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24
ROE SALE.

One Buick 4-cyl touring car
One 6-cyl 4-pass. REQ.
one Baby Grand Chevrolet touring
one Model 400 Chevrolet. with inter-
top
One Oakland 6-cyl.. with winter top
new.
One Cole S-cyl. 7-pass. Newly painted.
one Dodge touring car
Cash Terms.
o. X. GARAGE a SALES CO.
622 Calumet ave. Phone Hammond $50.
~ Q Z
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WANTED An eX peri enced Eirl for
housework. small family. M Washing.
$40 per week Mrs. Goss. Sl4 jefferson
ST. Car f-24-1f
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notice. TO BIDDERS.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice IS hereby given that The Board
or Education viii receive sealed bids
Monday. April 26th. Al the office of the
superintendent Of Schools for the sale
of the following materials taken from
Tho Lincoln School recently destroyed
las FIRE
one return tubular boiler capable
Of supplying 5000 r. radiation
Two sixty-inch Sturdevant fans.
Can be used either ventilstors
or blowers.
One hundred eighty-ninc thousand
brick more or less. principally fra
the standing walls.
Bid on items separately n be aiken
a. found NAV be seen Al the old Lin
coin School site. except one fan which
may be seen 81 Central school Cash
t. be paid on awarding bids
FRED INCLUSION
Mechanical Department
BY order 81 The Board Of Education
4-2o-22-24
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Lost and Found.

LOST-E1g gin fT-jewei watch. initials
w T. Finder return TO Adv Desk
Hammond 4-24-tf
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WANTED-Female Help

WA%TED-Girl for light housework; ,
in family country girl preferred II
" Condit St. phone Hammond 1910.
4-19-tf
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For Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-Largc variety Of trunks,
bags and suit cases. Lesser Loan
Bank % State St, Hammond. 2-lT-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-24

Better call up The Tines ana
have It sent to your house every
be there.
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4 y 7
experienced boolSkeeper. youns or MD
dis-aged woman preferred. References
required. - STATE St. Hammond. over
lsnd-Fudge Co. 4-1U-zt
WANTED-Girls for light clean work;
hours. goo per hour. carfsre paid.
Calumet Clean Towel Co. 1888 for-
resttviIle. phone Pullman 1912. 4-20-5t
WANTED-Girls 10 operate power sew
ing machines. Apply 70 the McIlroy
0e'''"S . ''Y9 4-s-tr
AZ Gibson Y. NJ G. A. Salary s49 per
month room and board. Phone Ham
mond 1854. = 4-22-St
WANTED girl for soda
fountain work ROYAL Ice Cream Par
Tor $50 Holman 81. Hammond. 4-Zz-St
WANTED-Ciirls. to stem tobacco: must
he 10 years of age. Experience not
necessary. Apply Lavender Cigar Co.
e71 y. Holman St. Hammond. 4-23-zt
WANTED a dishwasher Majestic
Restaurant, Hammond. 4-23-2t
WANTED Experienced operators ON
power machines. steady york. Good
pay. Apparel Mfg. Co, los Cozdit stv
Hammond. 1855
WANTED Waitress At Betz Restaur-
ant 21e Hoffman ST.. phone Hammond
$50. 4-zS-ot
WANTBD-C;irls over rs years for light
assembling, shop experience preferred.
Natl surface Guard Co. Sheffield ave
Hammond 4-2f-1t
LADIES Learn hairdressinE marching.
beauty culture etc. quickly and prac-
iicsl. Parlors waiting for help. Big
wages Write Moler College, 105 5.
Wells ST.. Chicago. 4-24-6t
WANTED Middle aged woman or girl
Tor homework. care Of two children
No Washing. 1850 Noble ave. cor. High
land At. Hammond. 4-24-lt
WANTED H. Experienced Mattresses.
Good wages. short hours. Virginia
Restaurant. sos Holman ST. phone Ham
mond 500. karre Bros 4-24-6t
WRITE PHOTOPLAYs- s25-Ss0O paid
anyone for suitable ideas. Experience
unnecessary. complete outline FREE.
Producers League, 1863, ST Louis.
WANTED-Nighi dishwashor. e hours
Good wages. Polish preferred Alea
Restaurant Hammond. f-zs-lt
WANTED An experienced girl for
homework. small family M Washing.
$40 per week. Mrs. Goss. 81 jefferson
ST., Car. f-1f-lt
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SITUATION WANTED
Room and Board.

- - -
FOR REN-T-Roons, with hoard. SGT
Calumet ave. cor. State st, phone Ham
raond 2f37. 4-t-tf
WANTED-Board and room in private
family BY man and wife. both en-
nloved Must be clean and first class.
NilI pay literally for light place Write
= 4 II Times. Hammond. A-20-3t
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Or Even Worse.

Sometimes p girl pinks her com
plexion till She looks like salmon
salad.-Dallas News.
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FOR SALE

Four good building lots; East Chicago.
North Side. three blocks from street
on easy monthly payment Of IS per
month You can see them sunday.
A. ". JOHNSON.
- 4
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OWN A HOME

Bungalow. rooms and bath Fully
modern Oak floors. Hot an heat
Everything complete. $500. Easy
terms.
Bungalow: large rooms and tile bath
Rrea kfaSt room. All oak floors and trim
Built in buffel and kitchen cabinet \
zeal home CHEAP AT $3.50. Easy
terms.
Bungalow: rooms and rile bath.
Built-in buffet and kitchen cabinet. AL
oak finish. Modern and up to date. Large
sun parlor Lot 7iax140- A BARGAIN
AT $1,000. Very easy terms.
Bungalow rooms and tile bath. Ma
goun ave Fine sun parlor. Large break
fast room. Fully modern and M 10 DAFT
Large lot. A GOOD BUY al $500. Good
terms.
6-roou house Tile bath. Large liN-
ing room, with fire place. Front ana
resr porch Built-in buffet and Kitchen
cabinet. large bedrooms. Complete
in every detail A real home ana tho
price il right. A BIG SAVING At
$500. Terms.
Smith, Hamilton Company
Open evenings. Phone E. Chicago l22.
423-2t
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w dnted TO Buy.

WANTED TO RUY-2nd hand electric
beer pump. also suction fan. Write
Times Hammond. 424-tf
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TIMES ARE WORTH TRYING"
Wanted Female Help.

WANTED-A thoroughly competent and
experienced bookkeeper, young or MID
de-aged woman pref References
required. - STATE St. Hammond. over
lsnd-Fudge Co. 4-1U-zt
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WANTED-Girls for light clean work;
hours goo per hour. carfare paid.
Calumet Clean Towel Co. 1924 For
resttville. phone Pullman 1912. 4-20-5t
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WANTED-Girls to stem tobacco: must
he l6 years of age Experience not
necessary. Apply Lavender Cigar Co..
971 n Holman ST. Hammond 4-23-2t
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WANTED-Girls 10 operate power sew
ing machines. Apply 10 the McIlroy
Betting & Hose Company. Hammond
4-6-tf
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En-Eixperienced girl for soda
fountain work ROYAL Ice Cream Par
Tor $50 Holman ST.. Hammond. 4-22st
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WANTED-Girl 70 help in dining room
AZ Gibson Y. NJ e. A. Salary s45 per
month room and board. Phone Ham
mond 1854. 4-22-3t
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WANTBD-Girls over Is years for light
assembling, shop experience preferred.
Natl surface Guard Co. Sheffield ave
hammond 4-24-1t
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YANTED-Middie aged woman or girl
Tor homework. care Of two children
10 Washing 1850 Noble ave. cor. High
land st Hammond 4-24-1t
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WANTED Waitress a. Betz ReStaur-
ant 21e Hoffman st.. phone Hammond
$40 4-23-3t
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LADIES Learn hairdressinE. marching.
beauty culture. etc quickly and praC-
iicsl Parlors waiting for help. Big
wages. Write Moler College. los $.
Wells ST. Chicag 90 424-6t
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WRITE PHOTOPLA -s25-ss00 paid
anyone for suitable ideas. Experience
unnecessary; complete outline FREE
Producers Lea que. 1853, ST Louis.
s-3-10-17-24
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WANTED ~ Experienced Mattresses
Good wages short hours. Virginia
Restaurant. sos Holman ST. phone Ham
mond 1910. Karre Bros. 4-24-6t
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SVANTED-Nigh' dishwashor 70 hours.
Good wages Polish preferred. Ale
Restaurant. Hammond 4-24-1t
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-15

services rendered. A program to be
followed by each post including the

services rendered. A program to be
followed by each post including the
presentation speech ia being prepared
by state headquarters. The ceremo-
ny is to be open to the public. due
publicity being given by the posts in
the various localities where there are
organizations and also through the
medium Of the press.
The general public is appealed to
in providing to Claude j. Harris.
state adjutant of the American Le-
gien, Reyce=Gsce!s;; block, Sioux
Falls. with the necessary data; this
embraces the name of the nearest liv-
ing relative of each soldier, sailor
and marine who died in the service
during the world war and the name of
such soldier, sailor or marine; such
relative need not have lived in Sauth
Dakota during the war. nor is it ne
cessary that such ex service entered
the service from South Dakota The
nearest of kin of all men who died in
the service. either in the United
States or overseas is the information
desired.
Inasmuch as the time is eholt and
the work involved extensive. the peo-
pie of South Dakota are urged to
at once with Mr.. Harris.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-15

R. G. Richards, independent can-
didate for governor and who is pro
claiming "a one of his paramount is
sues. opposition to, the bone dry pro.
hibition law, has defined his position
on that issue. He advocates what he
terms the individual merit system. :"
He savs:" ANY person not moral ehall
not / 9 entitled to vote, or make, buy
or sell the wine in any FORM Who
is to determine the standard cf NOR
ais that is to d;sbar voter and pro-
hibit him from selling wine? Every
court and every jury would have its
own standard. Under the old license
law it was provided that license to
sell Intoxicating liquors should not be
granted to any one who was not of
"good mora! character. The saloon
could not sell to any habitual drunk
ard; to any one already under the in
fluenc of liquor. or to minor. Yet
in the enforcement these provisions
were absolutely dead letter. The
experience with the old law certainly
would not warrant making "moral-
ity" a standard on which to grant
permits to manufacture and sell in
toxicating liquor. With no other re-
etraint than that given by Mr.. Rich.
ards. every store and everv private
home could be provided with bar
and a etill.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-15
For the second time within tw,

For the second time within two
months, Victor L. Berger, the Mil.
waukee socialist, elected to Congress
by the Fifth congressional district of
Wisconsin, although he was at the
time under conviction on a charge of
espionage. was denied seat in Con-
gress Saturday. The vote was 328
to 6. The socialists of that district
have declared that they will again
elect him, but if so it will take only
few minutes to send him home a.
gain. His defenders claim that they
should have the right to send any one
whom they may choose to represent
them in Congress. This attitude re-
pudiatea the clause in the Constitu.
tion which makes Congress the judge
of its own members, and it over looks
the fact that when member takes
his seat in Congress he is not simply
a representative of bis district, but is
law maker for the whole country.
It is right. therefore. that the rest
of the country, through its represent
atives, should have something to say
as to the kind of representation that
any district may send.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-15

President Vision. in his jackson
Day address, demands that the league
of nations he made a political issue in
the coming campaign. How is it to
be done? The league can not be made
an issue for the reason that both the
republicas and the democrats in the
Senate have. by large majorities,
voted to ratify the League. The re-
publicans by large majority. refua.
ed to ratify it as originally drawn.
but voted to ratify it with ertain
reservations. The democrats by g
large majority voted to ratify it ss
originally drawn. but to reject it
with the reservations. The issue,
if submitted to the people, therefore.
can not be on the league, but only
upon the reservations, as this is the
only question at issue. If the presi-
dent wishes to take the responsibility
of delaying the ratification for four
teen months in order to test public
sentiment on these reservations, the
republicans can we'll afford to Lave
the question submitted. W. J. Bry.
an, who today probably has as great
influence If not greater in his party
than the president. openly takes Issue
with the president oD that point. Elk
President Taft recognized as the
father ot> the league movement, en-
dorses the reservations. President
Lowell of Harvard College. who was
at first srong advocate of the
league. now says: 'It seems to me
that Article 10 is not we'll adapted to
promote peace, and does involve obli-
cations which it is not wise to ae-
cept. " With the question of the
reservations as an issue the republi-
cans would be almost solidly for
them, and the democratic party would
long ago have endorsed them il it
had not been for the personal sol;ci-
tation of the president. With many
Of the strongest leaders adv coating
compromise, we believe that major
ity of the democrats would favor it
on a popular vote.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-15
500 per month.

500 per month.
The climate is quite wonderful
however, and it certainly seems odd to
me to see everything green and find
roses, chrysanthemums aud other
flowers growing out of doors and II
bloom in January. New Years day
we went out to Audubon park, saw q
base ball game, went on the levee,
watched ferrv boats and cotton barges
on the mighty Mississippi, and it
surely didn't seem a bit like Januarx
lat to ns Had a couple Of cold days,
nearly down to freezing this last
week, but today was real warm and
sultry. Thermometer showing 78 in
the shade thie afternoon. and as am
writing this late in the evening it is
too warm in the hous. without having
the windows open.
Mrs. .Koobs and Valentine are bath
well but rather honesick Val thinks
he has got all of the street cars and
city he wants and would rather go
back into his own YARD even il / ii il ms i,1s $
snow in it. He is having good
time. however, and took his fout ball
out to the park today for little ex-
ercise.
While the hospitals and clinics
am attending here offer great mum.
ber and variety of cases for study, I
an rather disappointed in their sys.
tenn, or rather lack Of System of
handling them, and it does not look
to me now as if it would be profit
able for me to stay here as long az
had originally planned. Believe
can spend my time to better advan-
tage at some of our eastern clinical
centers and shall probably do so be.
fore returning home to take up my
work again.
My address here is 1920 St. Charles
Street.
With best regards to all the home
folk, Sincerely yours
H. j. G. KOOBS.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-15

coal for poor. or......... 1910
Q. B S!asor mdse. for poor Is 90
=. 2 EcheIberger juror fees 4.5O
American Book Co. school
books ......... 1O1. 90
Tyndall Pftg. Co. stationry 4o 25
:" Z. printing 1905
L. A. Krall auto hire. 90. O5
y On motion the report Of F j
Schmidt, Justice of Peace in sundry
casee, was approved.
The bond Of VIM. Turner was unan
imously approved.
On motion the Clerk Of Courts and
Register of Deeds reports were ac-
cepted.
The following soldiers taxes were
abated: |. w. Leighton, j. D s.eil
and Robert H. Walpole.
On motion the bill Of the Federal
Bridge Co for cuIverts was allowed
on the Bridge Fund. 1923 O8
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-15

Watertown. S. D.-Through the
medium of the American Legion posts
all over the nation. on Washington ; 9
birthday. February 90. 1920, the
French government will present to
the nearest living relatives of every
man who died while in the military
or naval service Of the United States
during the world war: an engraved
certificate bearing the mans name,
- tsstin0nial y syssscistIop Of
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-15
COMMISSIONS Proceed din gs

Tyndali. S. D.. Dec l6, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present W. A Cobb, Chap. Dirkp.
Frank Daub. VIM Turner, Jos.
Wagner and Stanley Kramar, county
auditor.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
COUNTY FUND.
Robinson Auto Co. Auto hire S12 as
Robinson Auto Co. auto hire ID 90
Ira Bastemeyer meals $3.50. 8 20
J, P. Dufek labor and Mdse.q Ill. 80
Anton Vancura. work on shed l2 90
josephine Matuska auto hire 21 90
c. A Curl auto hire ;. 80. IL 90
J W Whiting, money paid cut 1s2
II. N. Money, board of pris-
OHers t.... 80. 90
j. W. Fitzler. mdse. for poor 7.3O
Rudolph Janele. mdse. for poor q rs
Tvndall Hardware Co. mdse. 116 IS
Turner & Son mdse. II 40
Joseph Black, draying. 80. PATS
David Hubregtse, deputy sher-
III. So. 90
News Printing Go. stationery go. a.
Will A. Beach Pig. Co. sta
tlonery ............. rs. SO
Perkins Bros. Co. stationery So. Ga
Albert Kiehlbauch. juror fees 3 70
Ralph Vellek ".... 27. 80
Aug. Wiederlch ".... 4 60
B. w. Burnett ." $40
Dan Uken Jr :. 6.7O
i. F Flavin ".... 90. 20
=. j. Bambas. ".... 80. 80
Aug. Wiederich -. 45O
Vac M. Kortan ".... % 60
Ed Trunec - -. 21.6O
County Treasurer, postage
freight, and express. -. 125. 35
w. D. Niewenhuis. auto hire. 1000
Avon Clarion printing, 80. 1856
j j. Hornstra auto hire =. 7.5O
State Treasurer. executive ac.
countant, ........ ...... 1e6 1e
Johnson Service Co, mdse. 7.94
John W Wallace. highway
Supt. and mileage ....: 1925
BENZ kaufman. helping sur.
veyor. ....... 500
J. =. Dvorak. stationery 46. 90
R. Howard, board of prison.
ers ........,... q 90
A. w Palmer Co. school books II. "a
CHM & Co. school hooks. -. 71.9O
j c. Greenfield. Board of
health. .......... 37.oo
Ed. A. Bren, auto hire. 80. Is 90
{. A. Stekiy, clerk Of courts,
filing and recording ...... $3.50
Standard Oil Co. gas. .... 40 81
F. J Taplett, drawing. ..... ID 80
c Goodness. shoveling snow s 90
II. s. Stein. wolf bounty. 400
Farmers Cooperative Assn