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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-03-25


Mrs George Coleman is spending
the week in Cleveland and Akron with
relatives, Mrs. Grace Miner OF Ak
ron is keeping Mouse for her. \.
Wayne Cadmium is back on his mail
route after having siege with the
grip. .h..,a
goods in rooms at Lester Vaughn's.
Mrs. Leland Drake and little daugh-
ter OF Columbus are here on visit
and Mr.. Drake will be here for over
the Easter vacation,
Mrs. Charles Gibbs visited in Cleve-
land over Sunday with her friend, Mrs.
John Brown. !,
Mrs. Emma Hogue entertained all
her children and grandchildren tor
dinner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colt of the Colt Lee
ture Bureau, returned home last week
from England, where they spent the
winter.
Howard Hitchcock OF Ashland was
visitor here in town Sunday.
Mrs. Wesley Waite entertained the
Larkins club last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. George Burnham OF Strongs-
Vile spent last Friday with Ella Mich
OILS. ~.
Mrs v. Simon was found dead IN
bed last Friday morning by her hus-
band, when he called her for breakfast.
She was aaout rs years old and had
heart trouble for some time. The
body was taken to Cleveland Monday
morning for burial. She leaves the
husband two sons, Louie and John
and four grandchildren. Mrs. Ed.
Srp, Glenn Richie and wife and VIII
Perkins attended the funeral.
MIS-. David Sprague received word
Of the death Of great niece, Berna-
dine Bolton, aged IA, at her home IN
Cleveland.
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J NOTICE NOT TO CONTRACTORS [;,I'
STATE HIGHWAY DEF, I, Z nr,.r,, ,.,.

Columbus. O., March a fasiS a \
sealed proposals. viii De recefxa1 =
Lne ONCE oftithe State Hirhwnr 49,. ~
n.ls n.lssioner at Columbus, Ohio. iintii- trsr
\ msnta siuSk Is 4 ~. Apfn s. 1921 for improve.
Medina County on Section al. .;il s. Is I
r.. q; NO. s291. .MedinaLfyofWaiE TX. II
sts,l ateI,tions n No. 1892 in Litchfieids roVn.
For grading roadway. construe,,, .sa,,, \ 1. . !.
Gralnage structures and pavi1r HssS
pote IpghGrste. Width: Pavement ID sfft MI
Esngthy = yssss L. or 1.5s miles.g " n /.
sEstimated ~ cost Of CONSTRUCTION s3s. .s74,-
nste 5s.t set for completion september /.
The bidder must submit win NJ h,., n,a
q proposal bond or certified check IN
an amount equal to five $50. = 4 par
cent. OF the estimated cost, but in no
eUens eve az more than ten thousand (S1o-
Plans and specifications are on s,ya
IN the office OF the Resident Enrinaar
ana the State Highway Denartmenf
The State Highway Commissinuar
bids. 1T "hy gnu an
NJ L. 6. HERRIcK
49, state Highway Commissioner.
March 18-2b-'21 gtl&
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RICHFIEIlD

Mr., Alter of Akron is erecting a
house on the land he purchased from
Frank Welton
Mr.. Nanny has sold his farm to a
party from Cleveland. ,s
A party of thirty-eight men have
bought the "old mill" property on
Rocky lriver and will erect a club
house and numerous bungalows.
Mr.. Cornell, who purchased Bert
Hart's farm, is remodeling the house.
Matt Greenleaf is remodeling his
house. X I.
Mr.. Tom, County club leader. organ
lied the Boys and Girls club. last
Tuesday. There are IS girls in the
Sewing club and IA girls in the Food
club, and about 20 boys in the Pig,
Poultry and Calf clubs, M,
Mr.. Ed. Martin Of. Akron spent a
few days with his parents last week.
Mrs. Frank Parker is in Cleveland
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Swigart.
Mr., and Mrs. LOOMS of Akron
spent Sunday at w. F. Sykes.
Mrs. Grace Aikman of Cleveland
is visiting relatives here,
4 Mrs. Moore, who lives in the Green
lese house, has gone to Akron to stay
indefinitely. (.
Vim. Guscott and wife spent Sum
day at Harry Woods. They are
moving to Olmstead Falls. Mrs.
Reid will 60 with them and stay sew
eral weeks. Nm n, IN
Miss Stella Wood is spending wee!
in Oberlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Porter will move
to their farm in N. Royalton this
spring. ~
Tony and Otto Karyta and their
families OF Cleveland are visiting their
parents.
Miss Mate Sheldon, who has sold
her place to Mrs. Bushart, will sell her
household goods next Saturday,
The ld-Springfield basket
ball game at Richfield last Friday ev-
ening, resulted as follows: Girls, So,
fovor Springfield; boys, l4-22, favor
Springfield.
Mrs. Welsh of Akron came to visit
at the home of Everett Welsh and
was taken with appendicitis. She
was taken to a Cleveland hospital
where she died the following day. n
Mr.. Robert Davidson aged rs years,
died at the State hospital, Saturday,
being there only a few days. The
funeral was held Tuesday from the
Congregational church. Burial at
Brecksville, Rev. Eastman officiating.
Mrs. Robe Davis, aged 81, formerly
of this place, died at her home in
Clinton, Friday. She leaves a hus-
band and three little daughters II, to
mourn her departure. Funeral lat
Congregational church at Richfield on
Monday Burial at East Riehfield
cemetery, Rev. Eastman officiating,
The mothers and daughters BAN
quet will be held at the Congregation
al church April !. The supper will be
prepared and served by the Baraca
boys. The speaker of the evening
will be Miss Atkins OF Columbia, who
SO delighted her audience here at the
Farmers. Institute. 1t is hoped this
will be the crowning social event Of
the season. sNsf
Easter service next Sunday and the
following Sunday new members will
be admitted to the church and com
munion will be observed. ssg NJ \
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: REMSON CORS.
Will Huntley Of Cleveland spent
eyeral days last week at ]. O. Crock

Will Huntley Of Cleveland spent
several days last week at ]. O. Crock
er's. q.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Wiley
March IL, daughter.
Ellsworth Sylvester broke his left
arm at school while pole-vaulting.
Miss Ruth Crocker Of Kent is spend
ing her Easter vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and MRS. J. 0. Crocker.
DR.. Cumberworth's birthday ami
versary was Saturday and John Dun
cans Monday, therefore, a double
celebration was held at the home OF
DR.. Cumberworth on Sunday and a
bounteous dinner was served.
Mrs. B. c. Kimball is spending a
week or ten days with her daughter,
Mrs. Claud Woodward, in Creston.
Mrs. Grant Welton spent the week
end in Medina and on Saturday visit
ed Fairview hospital in Cleveland,
where her step-mother was operated
on a week ago. She found her gel
ting along nicely. "A
Mrs. Thomas Wertley has sold her
home east of Remson.
Sidney Uhnick has purchased the
Batter farm east of Grangerburg and
expects to move in about two weeks.
An Easter program will be given OH
next Sunday between the Sunday
school and church hours. A collec-
ton for the first, missionary budget
will be taken.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson OF
Michigan spent Sunday at their neph-
ew's, Siegel Browns.
Frank Worden of Medina is spend
ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rice
A box social will be held at the
school house for the benefit of the
base ball team, Friday night, April l.
Everybody invited; this is also the
evening of the Mothers club and
Farm Bureau meeting, to be held al
the same place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dean attend.
ed her brothers wedding in Bath, Sat.
urday night, returning Sunday.
l %
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STATE HIGHwAY DEPARTMENT
Colnmhus. %. March Q. t921

Columbus, o., March y, 1921
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office Of the State Highway Com
missioner at Columbus, Ohio, until TWO
o'clock +. . M April 5. 1921. for improve
Medina County on Section "K-1p Of the
Cleveland Hinckley Medina Road, T. q.
H. No. 49,, Petition No. 3809-in Medina,
Hinckley and Granger Townships For
grading roadway, constructing drain
age structures and paving with con-
width: Pavement 10 1t. Roadway 26 1T.
Length 13,469 IT or 2.55 miles.
Estimated cost OF construction $S2.31S.-
Date set FOR completion September i.
1921. s FL
The bidder must submit with his bid
a proposal. bond or certified check in
an amount equal to five (5eo) per
cent. OF the estimated cost, but In no
event more than ten thousand (s10.-
n Plans Plan and specifications are on file
III the office or the Resident Engineer
and the State Highway Depar rtment. VI
The State Highway Commissioner
~ ight to refact any and all
s,~4ff l.. g. HERRICK
state Highway Commissioner.
4; s !. 8 #
March 18-2B-'2l. N
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STATE HIGHWAY DEpApr,vr.,,

columbus, o., March g.. 1921 s
sealed proposals Will he received -
lne once OF the State Highwav ro.ssN
missioner at Columbus, Ohio ,,pt II ts1n
o U,s sioek sr.a T M. April s. 1921, for Improve. o
Medina County on Section "Rn y, \. !.
~ Sslleyeland- wooster Road, i. G. III NJ
IN EDITION No. 1854 In Westfieid aS1
GSuliIord Townships e 4 NJ -, - -
E0r rs grading roadway. constructipe
CCrioges ana culverts and paving WifS
concrete. Width: Pavement IeM
Roadway rs IT.. a ig"1SrSS>g -
length 95S7.8 1T or 1906 miles. f,ly,f'
21. M N5s mi n y 1SStioh SStioh n s,Sv4.N
1921. 'i 'epeehDef phDef 1,
The bidder must submit with ~. ~
proposal bond or certified cbaek ~
an amount equal to five (5oS ner
cent. OF the estimated cost. but In u
100000 dollars. tsis'-
Plans and Specifications are On ~
IN the office of. the Resident Tsnrireae
and the State Highway Department
The State Highway Commissions
reserves the right to reject any ana Iii
y. L, Q. HERRIcK
(construction) fTs N VT. <
March 18-2E-i11 8&S @Ssfiai &8@ t8$ea ss5kat
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PUBLIC SALE

Wishing to dispose of our entire
herd of cattle, the undersigned will
offer for sale at the Castor farm locat-
ed one mile southeast of Lodi on the
Wooster road, Wednesday, March 80,
1921, commencing at u o'clock, the
following property.
II HEAD CATTLE-ll head pure
bred Holsteins, head of grade cows
described as follows: Pure bred Hol-
stein COW yrs. old, fresh March |;
pure bred Holstein COW 4 yrs. old, due
May Is; pure bred Holstein COW ; yrs.
old, was fresh Oct. 22;; pure bred Hol-
stein COW 3 yrs. old, was fresh Avg.
"a; pure bred Holstein fieifer Q yrs.
old; 4 pure bred Holstein heifers un-
der yr. old; | pure bred Holstein
bull yrs. old, a grandson Of King Of
the Pontiacs; pure bred Holstein
bull . yrs. old, son Of Sir Rag Ap-
pie Korndyke; Jersey COW 8 yrs. old,
due in Aug; Jersey COW 6 yrs. old,
due in June; Jersey COW milking ;Jer-
sey and Holstein7 7 yrs. old with calf
By side; Holstein and Guernsey 8
yrs. old, due the last of April; Hol-
stein cow 8 yrs. old, was fresh in
Dec. Empire milking machine with
about 100 fl. pipe. This machine is
almost good as new. .sg @ E
Corn BY the basket. Oats by the
bushel. W ~ & q
CASTOR & sTENTz
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BRUNSWICK

The Under Shepherds will have a.
warm sugar social in the M. E base
ment this Friday evening. They al
SO have a program for entertainment.
Everybody invited,
Pomona Grange will be at Litch-
field Saturday March 26. State Mas
ter Taber will be present and give an
address in the afternoon.
The primary schools with Misses
Bryenton and Patrick as teachers viii
give an entertainment in the town hall
on March 80, consisting of a short
play, recitations, drills, and a duet.
Everybody invited.
On Friday evening, April l, Prot.
A. A. Crecelus of Hiram college will
be here and give a reading OF Kip
Van Wrinkle" The Hiram Advance
says: "The dramatization is very clev-
er, for it mingles pathos with humor.
Prof Crecelus' portrayal OF the num-
erous characters was masterful, hav-
ing the audience roaring with laughter
one moment and then suddenly ST.
fenced through sympathy for the
character the next" This number is
part of the lecture course, 50 bring
your tickets.
William Kohl, aged s4, died at
Grace hospital, in Cleveland, Saturday
afternoon. He was taken. there on
Thursday for an operation for appen-
dicitis. Mr.. Kohl was the, leader OF
oursI. o. o. F. band, and they are go
ing to miss him much. He has been
the, leader for about two years. He
owned a little farm east Of Hamilton
Corners and spent his summers there
and winters in Cleveland. He was a
great musician, not only in playing, but
in composing. His main instruments
were the baritone and the cello. The
latter he played Il years in the Col
onial theater, and never was late but
once. He was great teacher. He
could teach pupil to play most any
instrument. Little did we think when
he led the music for the band concert,
Feb. 10, that it would be the last time
we would hear him. He leaves a
wife, who is sister to Mrs. William
Shaber, two sons and two daughters.
The funeral was Tuesday afternoon at
his home in Cleveland. Some of the
band members attended it.
1t was the Olmstead Falls Odd Fell
lows who visited this lodge last Sat-
urday evening and few from Medina
came out, so they served supper to
l0z Odd Fellows.
Mrs. Rev. Kinsley was called to
Pittsburg last week to see the little
grandson, Billie, who was very sick
with pneumonia. From Saturdays
message he was out of danger.
Helen Miner, Helen Thomas, Ar
thur Huntley and DR.. Gross of C1eve-
land were callers at E. c. Miners on
Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Miner was at Massillon
last week to see her son, Clair. -
Mrs. Eli Peck and Villa and Fredia
Johson were quite sick last week with
the grip. . .7 .4
Mrs. E. E. Rice spent last week in
Medina at E. McDougall's and Ezra
Masor's.
Miss Hanna, the County nurse visit
ed the primary school last week and
weighed them up.
Grant Tillotson lost a horse last
week from lockjaw.
Harold Barber and Mrs. Lucille
Morton were married in Buffalo, Mar.
lA, and will soon make their home
here +gl
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EQDL1N oAA6
The undersigned win sell at public
auction on the julius E. Miller farm,
/ 1-2 miles south Of Medina, on the
Pike, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 29th
Commencing at ~ o'clock, sharp:
One Black Gelding, weight about
1900 pounds; one g. year old Hol-
stein cow; timothy and mixed hay,
oats and corn by bushel. Farming
Implements; Mccormick grain bin
der, Mccormick corn binder, Empire
grain drill, 8 hoe; pair Burton bobs,
all practically new; Milwaukee 5 #.
mower, clover buncher, Mccormick
hay tedder, John Deere hay loader,
9 It. dump rake, Dunham cultipack-
| er, spring tooth harrow, peg tooth
harrow, Success manure spreader,
Oliver Sulky plow No. II, walking
plow, shovel plow, one-horse cultiva-
tor, two-horse cultivator, farm wa
gon with box, 3 Ia inch skein, 5 inch
tire; one hay rack, one buggy, one
sleigh, 2 sets double harness, single
buggy harness, collars, Iowa separa-
tor, used only 2 months; barrel spray
pump, tanning mill, grindstone,
sheep-racks, one copper and one iron
kettle, hay fork, rope and pulleys,,
hay knife, cross-cutN saws, numerous
carpenter tools, platform scales, wool
box, log chains, and many other artii-
cles too numerous to mention. n
Household Goods: One double wood
en- bed, one single bed, one cot, two
wash stands, several rockers, Round
Oak heater, lawn swing, and nulner-
ous other articles.
Terms: All sums under $40, cash;
over $40, a credit of 6 months time
will be given at s per cent interest on
good bankable notes with approved
security. ~
MRS. JULIUS E. MILLER,
F. L. Harding, Auct. F. 0. Roshon,
clerk. Twp
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CASTOR & STENTZ

The same time and place the under
signed will sell LIS breeding ewes, 60
Delaine, balance medium wool, about
so lambs by their side. A horses, one
1900 lbs, work mare 2, 1900 lbs. work.
ers. A good work team, one good
drivers. va
Farm wagon and hay rack, one mud
buggy, one new single harness, 2
sets work harness.
Terms made known ON day of sale.
M. F. JONES
III. o. Fortney. Auctioneer. ta4
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,MhD,gI TILE STATE TGrfNr3l 1T oHse se
/! IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
PLAINTIFF @
VS.
HENRY WEIGAND l
5t. DEFENDANT !
LEGAL NOTICE

n,acelaf residsnccs was 81 Wbttsatt ~ -
the State Of Pennsylvania, will take
notice. that on the 4th day of Febru-
ary. A. d. 1921. f. ]. Pool filed his
Petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
of Medina County, Ohio, against the
above named Henry Weigand. praying
for the recovery OF possession Of about
seventy-five (T5) acres OF land. situ-
ated in Granger Township. Medina
County, Ohio; also for money only in
the sum Of Five Hundred Dollars
($500.OO), for the use OF said premises
since the 1st day of. July, 1920, and
issued in this proceeding. said Hen
ry Weigand 10 hereby notified that he
is required to answer on or before the
30th day. of April A. D. 1921.
F. w. WOODS
Attorney for Plaintiff
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The household goods Of the late
Mrs. H. M. Goodwin will be offered
for sale at her late residence at I'll w.
Washington street, on Saturday morn
ing, March 26, from 8 a. m. to IL m
No antique furniture will be sold.
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FOR SALE-One 8 horse Fairbanks
Morse z engine; Al condition, ,prac-
Z tically new; used only a few yks;
SIS if sold at once Also one A III
s horse power Fairbanks Morse en-
CINE, $40. Owner leaving city.
Delco Light store. 30lpd
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LEGAL NorIr,p

FaDlan Antunovic, whose place of
ffssidence ftaa is Unknown. is hereby noti-
Cd har .nas 4Eiiiizapeth sAntunovic has iii
On the grounds \ Of habituai drnnis,r,ee
ness Tor three years last past. an fran,a
cesuelty and gross neglect of d,,fvs IL ~
Sns Lomn9n Pleas Court, Of Mssdina
SS9un.y NJ Ohio. and, that said cause viii
1927 Ia ,or nearing on or after April 3Srd.
SaG~ .qa9 ELIZABETH ANrrnSovfr,j
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
.sRATE9--Sn (6) Cents y Line for Each Insertion
LOST.

LOST Bank book with Liberty bond
u receipts; probably on cinderi detour
at Medina. Finder please return to
me, or leave at Medina Co. Nat.
Bank. Reasonable reward. Arthur,
M. Barber, Brunswick, o., 3T1
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. PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE

Free Sales Service for Sentinel readers.
Limit your notice to five lines.
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NOTICE

.4gg -A NOTICE m
II will be in my office in Medina
again Saturday, April 2.
3O-2 DIR. R. J. BAIRD.
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LET US sell or trade your farrnsl -
nave buyers who are ready to buy if
the price and terms are alright and
we Will consider buying ourselyes.
ADVISE what you have, with price.
terms and details, and we will cali
ana see you. Klein & FerrelI Co.
~ Fiatiron Bldg Akron. Ohio. 2s
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March 11-1S-25: April 1-s-1s iIaintin. Ei K
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MISCELLANEOUS

IL YOU want farm help Or il YOU
want work On farm, calf Farm BIZ
rcau office. Phone 3i03. 31tf
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WHLTE I.IsGHORN CHICKS Cor pIIre
bred selected breeders. on Farm rs~sss
h anexcelled layers. Chicks $500 ,pSr
4 huhdred- eduction on thousand I6ts.
custom Matching done order III "a
vance. Ia per cent with otderJ n.
=. Iibbits, Brunswick, Ohio Phone
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

Mch. 4. II, Is, rs; April i, s. S'H
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NOTICE

H. Q. Fortney. Auctioneer.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

lCUnstTuctIOn) M
March 18-25-'21.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

Originally March was the nrst
month Of the year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-21

Local lmpF6ve1nsnts o. the CITY @
Rock Island, Illinois. has aleo y
the County CoaSt q Rock l1iana
county. ! certificate q the cogf @
the impfovement entitled IN easo
court, sIn Re Petition Of the CITY
Of Rock Island. Illinois, to assess
the cost Of the resurfacing win
asphaltic concrete OF Sixteentn
Street from Second to Third Ave
nuei," and laid ceftincate also
shows the court costs. the amount
Of accrued interest. and the total
amount OF said assessment. ana
said certificate also states that the
said improvement conforms SUD.
stantially to the requirements OF
the original ordinance for the con
struction of the same ~ required
by law, and that fnal hearing on
said certificate will be held on the
End day'of June, A. d. 1921. at nine
O'Clock A. NJ. or ~ soon Thereafter
a. the business OF the court will
permit. All persons desiring may
file objections in said court before
said day, and may appear At the
hearing and make their defense.
Dated this 18th day Of May, 1871
II. NJ. SCHRIVER,
FRANK WITCH,
M. T. RUDGREN,
WIN. FTTZSIMMONS,
JOHN A. MURRIN.
Board of Local Improvements Of
the City of Rock Island, Ill
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|AFcENIURY
EeIllEER;HAs
;IEln RECORD


e - !. Lacey. 70 years Old. Of
900 but who rooms q 1851
- svenue, Rock Island. several
! vssk while making runs ON
~ nechy Mountain Limited, will
-. srom service with the Rock
sS road with : perfect record.
r., Lscey's record II one Of the
- unusual in the history Of rail-
l..sS engineers. Forty-nine years
, .e41vs service without m acci-
~ o. suspension is the unusual
- 4 TIE Rock islanders railroad
= III age of q years, Mr.. Lacey
1900 an engineer. His ability
- soop recognized and he con-
~ Il his post steadily. He had
- .e,inst weather which threat
~ and caused accidents, but he
- sach difficulty without disas-
!, NJ had in all these years made
-. On the Rock Mountain Limited
= diyIsions between Chicago and
Denver. .o.,
ss,,nr his service with the Rock
i.l.nd another record seldom sur
1900 by any engineer in the
ss.ntry Mr.. Lacey was in Rock Is
i,,d Yesterday, leaving early this
norniny on his route. He expects
10 retire soon.
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PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.
Gen. No. 557,

Gen. No. 557.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all per-
sons interested that the board OF
local improvements of the city Of
Rock Island, Illinois, has filed In
the county court of Rock Island
county, a certificate of the cost of
the improvement entitled in said
court, "In re petition Of tie city OF
Rock Island, Illinois, to assess the
cost of the construction Of sewer
on Seventeenth street from Twenty
fifth avenue SOUTH" and said certifi-
cate also shows the court costs, the
amount of accrued interest, and the
total amount Of said assessment,
and said certificate also states that
the said improvement conforms
substantially to the requirements of
the original ordinance for the con-
strucdon of the same as required
by law, and that final hearing on
said certificate will be had on the
End day Of June, A. D., 1921, at the
hour OF 9 o'clock a. m. or as soon
thereafter as the business of the
court will permit All persons de-
string may file objections in said
court before said day and may ap-
pear on the hearing and make their
defense.
Dated at Rock Island. Illinois,
this 18th day of May A. D. 1921.
H. NJ. SCHRIVER,
M. T. RUDGREN,
FRANK WICH,
JOHN MURRIN.
VIM. FITZSIMMONS.
Board Of Local Improvements OF
the City of Rock Island, Illinois,