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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
HOMERvILLE

Sunday reminds US of the old saying
that winter fingers in the lap Of
Spring" Just so it doesn't forget and
let the fruit all freeze.
Not much oats sown around here
yet.
c. A Clark, west of town, reported
that dogs had been after his sheep on
Sunday and killed one. Such dogs
are nuisance to the reighborhood.
Mrs. Sam Barone is nursing lame
hand which is affected with rheuma-
tism. Mrs. o. Hummel has the same
trouble in her hip, but is getting Bet
ter. .sy
Mrs. Roy Delong went to the Lodi
hospital last Tuesday for treatment
She was in critical condition the fore
part of the week, but is better. "
Mr.. Frank Fenstermaker was in the
Lodi hospital taking treatment. He
is home now feeling much better. ~
Mr.. Elias Freyman had a stroke oi
paralysis last week. He was staying
with his daughter, Mrs. John Haines
of Lodi when it happended. His
right side was affected and he was
not able to talk for time. He was
able to be propped up.in bed Sunday
and it is hoped he may soon recover.
G. M. Leiby' of Ashland spent last
week with his son, L. E. Leiby and
family in the village.
| John Patterson and wife, also Mrs
Ed. Handwark, all of West Salem, Wis
tied c. M. Camp and Mrs. Will Hand.
wark in our town Tuesday. Mr.. Pat.
terson and family just came from
Florida, where they have been spend
ing the winter.
Rev. Paul Schillinger has accepted
an appointment to preach in towr
near Lima, o., where he will move tn.
first of May. Mr.. Schillinger is as
sistant principal of the Homer school.
and will. be missed.
Fred Brown traded his property her,
for home in Spencer where he ex
poets to get work in the Metal Pro
ducts Co.
The triangular debate has been pos
poned until a week from Tuesday ev
ening on account of some of the de
baters at Liverpool having the mumps
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
SPENCER NEWS

privilege Of hearing him and OF see
ing his flag displayed had a rare treat
and there is little question but that
his flag will finally be adopted over
all competitors. It had been un-
animously adopted by the Hague
Tribunal.
In spite of the freeze some OF the
fruit trees in and about Spencer are
looking well.
The K. of P. dance Friday night
was we'll attended. A part Of the
Elyria Boys band furnished the
music. ~ :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nicols and small
son of Wellington visited relatives in
town Sunday.
The high school gave a box social
after the lecture last Friday night.
Miss Mildred Ensign and mother
of Cleveland attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Burkey-- Of River Corners, who
died April 8.
Mr.. Theron Ream, wife and family
from Toledo, are moving in q house
on Billman avenue.
Mr.. Reuben Ream of Dayton Sol
diers' Home visited friends and rela
tives, in Spencer last week.
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LAFAYETTE
Deferred letter.

Mr.. Chas. Lance has sold his place
at the center to Mr.. Adams. MIR.
Lance moved back onto the farm and
Mr.. Adams has moved into the place
at the center.
Mr.. Sam Vanasdale and family
have moved to their new home near
Lodi, and Mr.. Meirs from Creston
has moved onto Mr.. Vanasdale's farm.
About thirty young people gathered
at the, home Of the Misses Miksche
one night last week and had a fare
well party. Mr.. Miksche and family
are going to move near Sharon. A
luncheon was served and a very pleas
ant time was spent by all
Carl Buchanan, who has been liv-
ing onDanC Clifford's farm In Chatham
moved last week onto his fathers
farm, Mr.. Willis Buchanan's, and
they are going to move to Medina.
Mrs. John Neisz has been spend
ing several days at West Salem TAX
ing care Of her father, who is very
sick. PA
Miss Mae Myers entertained in hon
or Of her brother, George Myers
birthday Wednesday evening, March
80. Abont thirty young people were
present. A luncheon was served and
very pleasant evening spent.
Mr.. Chas. Moore from the Lake
moved onto Chas. Maytham's farm
last week. 0
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15

Mrs. Samuel Brubaker of Tacoma
Washington, and mother-in-law, Mrs
Wesley Brubaker of Litchfield, visit
ed Mrs. Norman Breyley and family
last week. Mrs. Samuel Brubaker
started for her home in Tacoma Tues
day.
Sylvester Billman, Clint Bement,
Ray Aldrich and Tom Allison were IN
Cleveland this week. -.
Mrs. Jacob Browand, and MISS
Florence Curtice went to Cleveland
Monday to spend week with friends
and visit Miss Santa Browand, who
is attending art school there.
Enos Krebbs is i'll of la grippe.
Evelyn Winter spent the weekend
with her parents.
Rev. J. w. Van Kirk of Youngs-
town, addressed the pupils in the high
school building Wednesday morning
of last week on the subject of "World
Peace" and showed his "World Flag,
which he has designed and offers tt
the world when it shall desire an in.
ternational peace emblem. Rev. Var
Kirk was present at the League Of
Nations convention at Geneva last
fall. He makes from two to four ad
dresses a day. Those who had the
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
WEYMOUTH

Mrs. Beatrice Bonawit of Rising
Sun spent from Thursday until Sun
day with her grandfather, E. E. Smed-
ley.
w Lewis Scanlan and family, who have
made their home with Charles Scan
Ian this winter during the absence Of
Mrs. Scanlan who is in Florida, have
returned to their home.
Dan White and Clyde KENYON went
to Canton Wednesday on business.
I Miss Ruth Bartholomew OF Akron
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Inez Bartholomew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carp enter
tanned Dan White and family at Sum
day dinner in honor of Mrs. Eliza
Houck of Barberton.
The church services conducted by
Rev. Caulk of Medina on Sunday ev-
enings, here after will begin at 7:30
/; The first bell will ring at $50 o'clock
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GOODMAN'S COR.

Jesse Waits children have been hav-
ing the chickenpox.
Little Elinor Ritchie, Edward Kav-
shay and Truman Williams have got
the munips.
Manfred Warner from Owosso,
Mich, formerly Of Bennett's Corners
was married March 20 to Mrs. GER
'trude butcher. H
Mrs. Anna Solts and daughter came
from the old country and arrived here
at her daughters, Mrs. Marecak's. on
last Friday. S
Mr.. ". Simans visited friends in
Cleveland Sunday.
g. Fl. Clark, r. G. Williams and A.
r. Clement and son attended T. r.
Clements sale at Strongsville Sattir-
day afternoon, 5 sFf "a ~ ~ e
Al. z. Warner and wife have return
ed to their daughters at Benefits
Corners.
Mrs. Amy Morton and Mrs. G. IA.
Clark attended the annual birthday
party at their sisters, Grace Clements
last Tuesday.
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CHIPPEWA LAKE

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There will be communion service at
the U. B. church next Sunday morning
followed by reception of members and
the baptismal service. Each teacher
is expected to have his or her class
all out to Sunday school on this date
and each scholar is also expected to
help reach the goal set for this day,
Comet
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Armbruster was very sick with
jaundice last week, but is considered
out of danger at this time.
Mrs. Henry Houseworth met with an
accident last week, and has been under
the doctors care since.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Bart received
a telephone message Monday morning
telling them that their buildings on
their farm in York were on fire. They
closed school for the day and A. II
Leohr Immediately took them to YorE
where they found their garage ans
Ford sedan were burned, and were
total loss. A short wire in the cal
was supposed to have started the fire
| The condition of Jonathan Cotnel
remains about the same, although HI
he is gradually growing weaker.
The weather Sunday and Monda,
was humdinger; we don't know hov
much damage was done to the fruit
but the prevailing opinion is that mos
OF the early stuff was killed. .
Mrs. Louis DeBolt of Minneapolis
Mimi. visited at the P. E. Eaken
home from Friday until Sunday o
last week. Mrs. DeBolt is on he
way to Washington, D. G, to bury ne
husband, who lost his life in the lat
war and whose body is expected il
New York this week.
Harry Ferguson of Lincoln, Neb
was at H. S. Koppes' one day las
week.
S. H. Nickerson has secured
position as night watchman at tn
A. |. Root Co. plant at Medina.
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The M. E. society will give dim
ner at the town hall on April 10.
An account of the shocking accident
that occurred near here on Monday,
resulting in the death of Mr.. Sidney
A. Auble Of Lodi, is given on page /
of this paper.
We want to say just d few things
( as warning about the railroad
crossing where this accident happen
ed. Just because the "Pa0ucky," so
called, because of its two-a-day trains,
is, supposed to be veritable slow
train thru Arkansaw, is no reason
why one should not stop, look and
listen" About five hundred feet west
from this crossing is curve, with
"W" on post, but trainmen seldom
obey that "W." It is down hill from
Spencer to the river and the trains
usually coast around this curve, MAX
ing very little noise as to steam. This
is the second accident to happen at
this crossing. Remains of the other
is still to be seen. We can do moth
ing for the dead, but I'm sure we can
take warning from these two acci-
dents and maybe prevent another.
+ Nancy Ensign Burkey was born in
Richland county, Ohio, Feb. II, 1845,
and died April 9, 1921, aged 76 years,
/ month and 81 days. In 1868 she
was united in marriage to Seymour
Ensign of Spencer, Ohio, who de-
parted this life April s, 1905. To this
union were born two sons, Edwin E.
and Arthur 2. Ensign. On Oct. IA,
1912, she was united in marriage to
Manford Burkey, who survives. Be
sides the husband and two sons, she
leaves to mourn her loss three sisters,
one brother, 13 grandchildren and 1S
great-grand-children. She was a
kind, Christian neighbor, willing to
lend helping hand and will be sadly
missed by her many friends.
|kg Ledora Olive Clark, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar O. Clark, was
born in Spencer township, July Ia
1920, and died April 5, 1921, at the
age of months and 81 days. She
leaves to mourn her early departure
the parents, one brother, Kenneth, one
sister, Elma, two aunts, three uncles
with many more distant relatives.
Funeral services were held by Rev
o. M. Peoples at the M. E. church
on Thursday the 7th, at two o'clock
and burial was made in the cemetery
near by.
III The family desires to express theil
gratitude to all who so kindly assisted
them in their hours of sorrow.
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LITCHFIELD

Miss Lizzie Latamore of Cleveland
is spending few days with her par
ents Will Latamore and wife.
Miss Ruth Sabin of Cleveland is at
home with her mother, Mrs. Rose Sa-
bin.
Mrs. Geo. Dague and children OF
Lodi came to visit her mother, Mrs.
Esther Judson, Tuesday.
A baby boy came to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.. Rasor, Tuesday,
April IL. Mother and child are do
ing well.
Mrs. Ella Oberholzer returned to
her home in Akron Tuesday.
Mrs. w. E. Barton TO Chicago, who
| is visiting her son in Akron, came to
Litchfield Monday and spent the day
with her friend, Miss Name Strana-
han. Rev. w. E. Barton was pastor
of the Congregational church here
about 80 years ago.
A library of 318 Volumes has been
received rom the Travelling Library
of Columbus. About zoo volumes
Of the school library are also available
| for reading by the public. There is
a wide variety of subject matter COW
cred by these books, many phases OF
farming, fiction. art, travel, biography,
ireligion and philosophy. There is no
charge for the use of these books and
everyone in Litchfield is urged to take
advantage Of the opportunity. Books
may be obtained after. school any af-
ternoon from any of the teachers. The
Domestic Sciepce laboratory will also
be open Saturday evening from 7:5C
to $3.50 for issuing books. If anyone
has books which he is willing to do
nate to permanent library for the
community use, or records for the
school Victrola, they will be gladly re-
ceived.
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CARD OF THANKS

We sincerely thank our friends and
,neighbors who worked so heroically
to save our barn and other buildings,
during Our absence, at the time our
garage burned. Words Of ours fail
to show our gratitude and appreciation
but in our hearts we shall always re.
member your labor and kindness in
our behalf
IA --Chas. l.. Bari
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I CARD OF THANKS

To express our appreciation to out
relatives, neighbors and friends for
their kindness and sympathy during
our bereavement, s
" "A. c. Maple and Family.
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Phone Rates Raised.

The Railroad Commission has
authorized the Cumberland Tele.
phone & Telegraph Company to
put into effect March 1st the new
schedule of rates it asked for, ap.
proximately a 20 per cent in.
crease. That the decision of the
Commission was wholly unex.
pected, and 80 wholly contrary to
what all had been lead to believe
Il would be, goes Without saying
This proposition was strenuously
opposed by the chamber of com.
mercc of New Orleans and by
similar bodies in every other city
and In the towns of the State. The
majority of the newspapers in the
State joined loudly in opposition
to the greedy designs of this pow.
erful and rich corporation. The
people protested vehemently to
the Railroad Commission against
the unreasonable and unfair re.
quest of the telephone company.
The people are not only disap-
pointed by the decision, but they
are astounded and disheartened at
the manner and haste In which the
decision was made. Without tax.
ing time to read the large record,
during the temporary absence of
one of it's members thereof, within
less than two hours after the tax.
Ing Of Q vast mass of evidence,
both oral and documentary, and
before q single page of said evi.
dence had been transcribed. This
has caused discomfort, and even
great bitter censure on the action
OF the Railroad Commission is
plainly expressed. From the facts
OF the matter, the people are Jus.
tilted In believing that their inter.
ests have been sacrificed ruthless.
iy; that their rights have been
utterly ignored. The matter fs
not ended. The people will ap.
peal to the courts for the protec.
ton which the law ard justice
accords them.
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Police Jury Proceedings
Franklin. La. Marcel

Franklin, La, March 2, 1921.
The Police Jury met this day In regular
session with Mr., Charles N. Frost presid.
ing and the following members present
kfmDrough, Haydel, McCardell. Olivier.
Boudreaux, Gooch, O'Brien. Lowrance
and Calm. Absent, Pharr.
The minutes Of the last regular meeting
with the exception of the report of the
Treasurer and the Finance Committee.
tne reed1ng OF which were on motion duly
seconded and carried dispensed VIII
were read and on motion of A. 4. Calm
seconded by Oscar Boudreaux and car.
ried, we're approved.
4 letter from the Union Bank g. Trust
Company OF Baton Rouge, asking that
tne amount or the bond to secure the de-
posits Of Road District No, / be reduced
% $QS 600 90 was read, and on motion of
a =. Gahn, seconded by Gabriel HaydeI
end carried. the President was authorized
soconsent toithis reduction,
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SATURDAY. MARCH S. 1921.
Constitutional Convention
Convened Tuesday.

The Constitutional Convention
convened at Baton Rouge last
Tuesday and effected an organiz-
alton without delay by elec,ing
the following named officers:
Hewitt Bouanchaud president;
JEFF E. Sny der, first vice-preei.
dent; Charles Rosen. second vice.
president; L. 0. Broussard, third
vice.president; Horace H. White,
fourth vice.presidert; o H. Simp-
son, secretary, Ed. j. Huber, ser
geant at arms; Charles B. Allen :,
doorkeeper; Thomas Ligon, post
master.
Two committees were appoint
ed, an organization committee,
and q committee on rules and
procedure. The organization com.
mittee met on "Wednesday after.
noon and fixed the compensation
of the different employees. The
rules committee proposed sched-
ule of 36 standing committees for
the convention.
The resolution for a verbatim
report of the proceedings of the
convention was voted down. Ac.
ton was delayed on Behrman res.
olution providing for a committee
to pass on all ordinances as to
whether their subjects could be
properly included in a constitu-
ton. The proposition providing
for q recess of ten days to give
President Bouanchaud opportun.
ity to appoint the 36 standing
committees was abandoned. The
convention, after concluding the
business of the day, adjourned
Thursday until Monday next.
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Total disbursements. nts.........--.....

The President as a committee Q! oDt
the bond Of Road Dist -ict 40. w.
that the bank had furnished : ~
which ne had submitted to the ~
Attorney, who reported the same w
in due form. .a.1I
On motion OF B. O'Brien, 0econuys|
A. E, Calm and carried, 1t was H \
that the matter be referred nact
President With instructions 70 oa.
bond in due form from the Ceann,H
Bank to SECURE the funds OF hosu a..ss 81
No. . or to take the necessary ssey
legal action or otherwise, 10 49, ~. n
funds of said Road District from wv
trevile Bank.
The following report OF the e.. s'sS d
Committee was read and on mosiecc oMsiesccmdI
O'Brien, seconded by s.. !; MS Msi.S =
and carried it was receiVe0, -. -
made part of the minutes, anu x.raa|
retary was authorized to issue "srraIl
for ali claim, listed thereon on 'Ps''
by the committee:
FINANCE COMMITTEE ssrVs
Franklin, La, March ? 100. !.
20 the President and Members Oh
Jury: ,.xt1
Gentlemen We, your Finance .0s
,eg leave to report that we nave =
he following bills, and finding @ -, =
'ect recommend tAat they ba sssS q 4
,aid:
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EQUIPMENT REPAIRS AND MISCEIt
IANEOCS MATERIAL


LANEOCs MATERIAL
3/s/l7 Voucher 27 Centreville
Bank. draft Merriwether Co.,
tractor parts .. so o5
lo/6/l7 Voucher 32--Merriweth-
er Co. tractor parts-....-... sra
l/l/l5 Voucher SD. D. Adams
Co, grader parts-..-.-......... S435
-/iLlS VOUCHER Cyl, G. Grav-
enberg repair parts for traetsf 1895
2/25/1s Voucher 60-F. n Mest, 100
Z. u ID. tractor parts-..-..-S - is 90
j/I6I18 Voucher 68-F. n West,
&. o. ID. tractor parts.... 113o
4/15/18 Voucher 74-W. H. Stev. 10y
ajesI,s esS' sgt;, Ton q g. D tractor parts 27.27
Mach. Wks,, shaft and axe KEYS
4/27Is Voucher 71-Meriwatber +s'''
Co, tractor parts..........,,,,.,,..... 81 5s
5/1S/1S Voucher S5-P n. IVES; ef'''
z. o. d. tractor parts IA.
6/l/lS Voucher SS-U, s. Post.
offlce. tractor parts a,o
6/o/18 Voucher 9O-Numa L. Du INV
E ga gas; T., aaaPalrs rs to TT tractor or 15o
7/55Ils Voucher 81 - St. Nary S2'os
Garare Mach. Shop, repairs
1888 Voucher 9s-F. N. West 'A't'
Y: y u tractor parts......,... 66 "a |
i/13/lS Voucher 10I-Merriweth 9''9
er 60. tractor parts.............. 400
S/l0I!8 Voucher 106 Jahnke
Welding Co., welding tractor
parts --. 27s
'/lO/16 Voucher 1Q7-St. Mary o
Garage & Mach Shop. repairs
to tractor ..... o
'/1O/1S Voucher 1O9 Whitney
supply e tractor parts...... 45e
'/30/18 You, lei rs - J, d 'o
Adams Co, str wheel for Grader u %
/12/la V9uoher 1f4At tf Heitsp 100
brazing tractor part T. J.: ::..'i5, 8 ooI
/1/19 Voucher III - Cenffarilfa s."a
Bank, tractor parts C. O. B. ,,sx
0L3/19 Voucher 195-John Deere
Plow Co.. plow parts 1o,e
1870 Voucher 219-Centreyille
Bank, expense bringing 2 trucks
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West. pay roll 1iI22/l9.,::-
I/24/20 Voucher 2l2 - r. y.
West. ray roll i/23/19~...---.,..
5/s/2O Voucher 213 - w. a.
Young, grading road-....,:.,-,.;.:,
6il2 /20 Voucher 214-F. n. West,
labor unloading gravel.
I2/3O/20 Voucher 222-Southcrn
Bend Store. cash paid labor on
road OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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! The following report from {. A. Aycock
who wa, appointed to audit the books and
vouchers Of Road District No was read
and on motion of W. N. Gooch, seconded
by s. IT. McCardelI, the report was re-
ceived and made a part Of the minutes:
Franklin, La. March ,, 1891.
Hon. Chas N. Frost, President Po-
lice Jury, Franklin, La.
Dear Sir:
At your request | started the audit
of Road District No. 2 of the Parish
of St. Mary, but have not had suffi-
cient time to complete the checking OF
the various invoices and pay rolls,
and will ask that you consider this a
partial report.
From the receipts and expenditures
j have compiled the following report,
and beg to submit same TO you as
follows:
Sale of bonds, $50, ZOO w
Taxes collected, II, 223 81
Freight refunded on gravel, AZ 70
Refund from Parish for road
work. AGA 81
Sale of TWO mules, 65O W
Total receipts, slO2, 76l OF
DISBURSEMENTS
Labor, 7,7O7 46
Sewer pipe, o2i W
Equipment repairs and mis-
cellaueOus maGerlal, olI 81
Mule feed, gears and Sundry
supplies, ZIG ~
Gravel, 1908 50
Oils, gasoline and auto ac-
cessories, 789 81
Salary account, 1883 10
Expense-geuer 2,l2l ~
tor, s,l38 90
Stationery and printing, 2l9 70
Bonds retired [6l 1000 %
Bond interest, 1910 %
Total disbursements, s42,742 SO
Balance to credit of Road
District No. on desposit
with Centreville Bank,
Centrevilie, La S60,0l6 2l
The Treasurer of the District, MIR.
John g. Clausen, turned over to me a
letter to the Police Jury from the
Secretary of Road District No. 2, Mr..
|. S. Wooster, which | am enclosing.
Z. A. AYCUCK,
Auditor.
RECEIPTS
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$7,70T.46
SEWER PIPE

SEWER PIPE
0u1/17 Voucher 2S-Alcn Tup-
per one car sewer pipe. 1879
2/13/IS Voucher 5S-F. \. West.
freight ears sewer pipe. 75.l'
3/6/lS Voucher CIV. w. Stev'
ems. Agt.. fright l car sewer pipe 35.5
3/23/lS Voucher 69-F. J. Delier.
hauling sewer pipe-.....-..--..-..,-.... 1851
4/lS/1s Voucher 75-allen Tup-
per, invoice for sewer pipe 450.7-
+/16/IR Voucher 10 W. J.
Young hauling sewer pipe 22.5
4/28/Ie Voucher So, j. peye'
lier, hauling sewer pIpe.-...--------- a.5t
7I/19 Voucher l76-F. j, Dege
lier hauling sewer pipc......-...,-.- Isl
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The St. Mary banner., 1921-03-05
MILES INpJ.EMENTS ETC

I30H7 Voucher w b. Reed,
Waterloo boy Trastor $50 90
9/8/17 Voucher 24-E' a. Dor.
terieve, l second hand Ford Car $50
9/8/17 Voucher 26--J. d. Adams -''F'7
Co.. 1 road grader and at.
l/3/19 Voucher 1la-M Bell Son 7''7
Ltd; barrows, shsvs., ,,...-., 26o0
Bros' mules 10000
sick. 4 shoyeis- 500
The St. Mary banner., 1921-03-05

DVND IN ENTNI
1/1/18 Voucher 45-St. Mary b.
& T. Co. mos. interest to
1/1/ls on $50. 0s6. 90 h91ds 10000
G/29/15 Voucher 94-St. Mary 4,
T. Co. mos. interest 10
.TlI1s on $sO,000.00 bonds. 2,ap09
1/2/19 Voucher 11s-St. Mary B.
L. Co., 6 mos. interest to
l/1/l9 on $79.000.O0 bonds 1875 o.
7/1/l9 Voucher l73-st. Mary B.
I. Co. 6 mos, interest to
NlI9 on SIS. 600. 90 bonds, 1875. o,
lI/20 Voucher 2iO-6t. Mary b,
I. Co., mos. interest to
1/l/20 on ST., 900 90 bonds. 1,e5o,o,
j/30/20 Voucher 219--St. Mary
B. I. Co. mos. interest to
T1I2o on 100000 bonds. 1.95o.ot
l/3/21 Voucher 223-St Mary B.
I. Co. 6 mos. interest to
1I/21 ON $77.0o0.00 bonds. 1925 OF