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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-08-04

Death preceded birth by fifteen
minutes at the Bogalusa Hospital
Friday morning, when Mrs. X. /.
Bean gave birth to a stillborn daugh-
ter. The infant weighed seven pounds
and was a beautiful child. Mrs Bean
is resting as well as can be expected
and every citizen extends their SYM
patty.
Miss Ernestine Wiley left Sunday
for an extended visit with fris$
and relatives in Mississippi. NJ
and Tuesday were spent wiz
Louise Goslin in Jackson and AZ
ance of the time, she viii,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-08-04
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Nell Rankin, of Columbia,
Miss, is the attractive guest of Miss
Ethel Overstreet on Mississippi Ave
nue. this week.
Bill Nelson, of New Orleans, was
the weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. M. Tarut on Mississippi Avenue.
Holt Powell returned to Mansfield
Saturday after a short vacation spent
with his parents and many friends in
BOgalusa.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-08-04

Curtis ]. Fornea, of Varnado, La,
graduated from the higher educa-
Itional department of Loyola-Augus-
tin Commercial College, New Or
leans, July %. He was the first to
complete this course successfully for
1921.
Miss Mae Burke returned to her
home in Kiln, Miss, after delightful
weeks visit at the home of Miss
| Gladys Cesario in Northwest Boga-
lusa.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Buck returned
Saturday from two weeks vacation
spent with relatives and friends IN
Chicago and other Illinois cities.
/ W. M. Darlington is back at his
post in the First State Bank, after q
short vacation spent in Gulfport and
other points on the coast.
Eat Bogalusa Ice Cream. There is
none better. Made from qure, sweet
Bogalusa cream in clean factory.
Miss Josephine Taylor, of Mobile,
! is visiting for a short time at the
I home Of her sister, Mrs. George
Fields on Alabama Avenue.
Eat made in Bogalusa ice cream.
| It's fine flavor is due to the fact that
pure cream and real fruit is used.
Mrs. 2. ]. Lee and Miss Ruby
Moak returned last week from the
North, where they have been visiting
the past week, following their attend
ance at the Business Woman's Con-
vention in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Cassidy left
Sunday for months vacation IN
Texas, Tennessee, Virginia, New York |
and cities in the East.
G. A. Townsend left last Thursday |
for a business trip in the East. He is !.
expected home the latter part Of this
week.
Don't make your wife stand over
hot stove Sunday making desserts for
dinner. Phone So and have a Boga-
lusa ice cream brick sent out at once.
All flavors from vanilla to maple nut.
Miss Olive Chastine, of Jackson,
Miss, is the attractive guest of Maj.
and Mrs. L. F. Guerre.
Carl Bougere is spending several
days in the sales office of the Great
Southern Lumber Company, prepare
tory to his initial selling trip in the
southeastern territory for the COM
pany.
Col. Emmett Breeland was among
the Bogalusans who spent Sunday in
New Orleans attending the Pelican
Volunteer game.
Capt. E. H. Firth left Saturday for
a ten days selling trip in the North
and East.
We can furnish you with almost
any flavor of ice cream you may de-
sire, of quality that is unsurpassed
and on a very few moments notice.
Phone SO.
Mrs. J. H. Lively and daughter,
Catherine, were visitors in the Cres-
cent City Thursday.
E. E. Moore left Monday for a
short vacation, which he will spend
on the Coast.
Miss Ruth Gentry and sister, Mrs.
B. D. Talley, were visitors in the
City Friday.
Miss Mary Shorthill, of Spokane,
will leave for her home
this week, after. a delightful visit at
the home Of E. R. Cassidy.
You cannot get too much ice cream
this kind of weather. Phone So for
your Sunday supply. All flavofs, well ,
packed.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Weuscher and
family mOtored from Brookhaven :
where they have been !
spending their vacation with relatives
and friends.
Miss Effie Breland, who has been {
making an extensive tour of the =
West, arrived home Wednesday re-
porting an interesting trip.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-08-04
he CITY COURT, B0caln
LOUISIANA

IleWood Mercantile c. IL
rs. No. 1885.
gan e. Adams.
viii please take note,
We entitled cause, b
pf fieri facias, Issued i
court, and to me
lied, and taken inss II
and viii, on
snF ~, August q l
pour 81 II o'clock 4
the principal front
ehouse, at tie come
tFeet and Columbia Rl.
to sen, and sslI e s
st bidder, tie following
0perty, to.wit
7o-horse four-infh n
ct Of double harness 81
itiOn.
{ sale cash, vita
mt.
day Of July, issi It
R. Il. LAMBRIGHil
cois
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-08-04
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Pure i6

DAlVERTD 10 ANN NJ.
HE CITY, CALL N ' VA
SCHWETTzER 81
PHONE 10
ID GET SOM Al u, !.
LOWING PPIcFs y
hole Milk, | pint
hole Milk, | qua /
llr or more quarts
cam, u pint
Jam Cheese, III fibg
ontainers
two for
IeEIIlllK IN OF bottles 1
Ter at market prizes
ART SCHWEITzEp
PHONE 40
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28
Salmon Tract Crops
Show Good Promise

Intleatingr that ia Salmon ffAel
need not taAe a back seat 20 any see
lion ~ the quantity taed quality o
crops this fail. II G. EriesOn of near
Berger brought a. this office yester-
day sample Of alfalfa that IS q
yerliable mass OF podded seed. Tie
exhibit. Mr. Ericsson STATES, vas not
a picked sample bur Is similar e.
that which pfedominaies thrpont
me fields ~ himself and neighbors
lie estimates that such fields vii
yield al least - bushels OF seed 10
the acre.
The Salmon crop pFespecfs this
season were never better and there
has been an abundance OF water
wheat harvest viii be ab0at TWO
weeks later than on this tract ac-
eordidng 10 the Berger visitor but
The yield Will compare fayorabiy
With any la This section.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28
TIRE BOOTS AFFORD
NEEDED PROTECTION
Patches Prevent Inner TUBE
From Blowing Out.
Several Kinds o. Devices In uss--
Type Most Generally ussa 10 IN
serted inside Of Casing
Genes IN HANDY.

A blowout path. Or boot. il ons
which Il placed either Inside or On the
outside " easing 10 prevent the 10
ner fubs frola blowing out II the tire
eafcas. hos weak spot II should Of
course be suifanizsd II the tire -
worth u. ba II the lire 10 50 badly
worn o. damaged IA not 70 be worth
suicaniziDs. blowout patch may be
used 10 strengthen The weak point
There are several kinds 10 general
use.
The ~l,oOk on" kind. az the nams
Implies D. = i5fs that hooks on over
the tire around the ilm Of the whesi
and securely rsinfosc~s the fractured.
place 10 ihe easing. These patches
however. make a rather rough ridini
proposition. Eyery time the Wheel
goes around and the patch comes in
confacf with the ground. dislinci
jolt Il felt BY the occupants Of the eur
A similar boot y also made Ia The
lace ~" style that is II can be-
laced on over the bad place Ia the cas-
ing By lace which passes through
metal eyes Ia The same manner that
shoe l. laced
blowout patches inserted inside tn
casing prevent the tube from coming
In contact with the broken fnbrfc o.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28

A mefiiorious appeal T. made b,
members q the tlyie COMMITTEES Of
the Filer Womania slnb urging eiti
sSas u FnsF 20 exert every effort %
haas the to~n 10 ia best bib and
tucker before fair time ana pre-.
si6as 10 The arrival u M Modern
carayan. due here from brooklyn
noneiime neat month.
Mrs. y - RIPLEY and Mrs v A
Dwighf. members Of the committee
have stked The Record 20 call atten
tion % our readers the Importance
~ iowa having a good appear
sae the many strangers who ~iil
flslt here daring the nest few
menilia
With the Numerous Improvement
belnx made IN this section. the miles
a. nc0 paved roads. new buildings
slaln street paving. new school
building and other valuable add
tioaa % tho community. Fiier should
take GA new life n eveFy realdenl
ALL make an effort 20 have his prem
lses ln iip top condition. the invis
Grating Influence viii be q ineaien'
able salas and all be . means % 70
Winding visitors that filler - q
pretty little town
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28

That he telee " che ~ service assu
- Kansas - ftpFeeented ~ the Ana.
ttlean tsxiea. has bssn heard u
esalfs~ts'i b ihe seogrous sssgtmsut
"a lsx.sl.ll,o bsneneial 80 veterans u
- wefld war fhe lsxlsistars u that
siate has PASSED sbs Following hills
irvstin4 - ssrslee niea An adjusted
oeirsnsails.n BAN 10 he form ef sa
faehiinx act an aet granting to all
seesisv nen ef NE wogld war tbs
.sess sights psietlsxs~ and immanl
ilsa granted D. tetcrans Il ether vars
- appge4Fiatiea 81 $1,000 year fof
,suesal ssl~h~s~ og sfnss headquarters
q tbe teslee an acc pyoieetlnx the
fsslep aud Auxiliary susblesns frem
Unauthorized usr sxempftan frpm
.asation ~ ~ rsofegy held Ia The
nsm~ ~ ne fexsoas an act rlacinx
su,vr tis eurv - Legion Posts esrtox
yeuns boys paro,ssi fscm iadasfrlsl
schools. and a hoxipx blil
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28
EAUU@E00[D0[LE
NEWS @Na-&0

Ia Tokyo. Japan. there 10 . rsgistra-
tion Of 32i2 automobiles
Importation Of automobiles for sales
In Italy Is entirely forbidden.
Ohio. with total VI $4,000 motor
vehicles. has los times 40 many cars
as Japan.
For the fiscal year ended July l.
1890. yita. l0t. sssTs was collected a.
taxes FROM the sale OF motor vehicles
BY the internal revenue bureau.
Automobile tourists In Italy are not
permitted to remaln In that country
more than sin months. and at the
rud of the nrst shrss. . tAx must be
rsid.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28
RETURNS FROM coUEE ID ALENE

d. G. Bickford and A. wilkinson
returned Tuesday from trip 70
north Idaho. The gentlemen spent
several weeks IN the couer a Alene
and Standpoint country. and Mr..
f,ickford announces he has purehas-
ed So acre farm near coucr a Al
enc lake. lie brought back with
him a small limb from one OF the
on blood cherry trees on his place
and the exhibit has been attracting
good deal OF attention The cher
rios are az thies a. grapes on the
cluster and arc OF an exceptionally
good quality.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28
TO TURN HOSPITAL TO STATE
Texas Department o. American legion
10 Rsioaulsh Control % Kerr
vile institution.

The Texas department ~ the Ameri
can Legion - completing arrangement,
10 lnre the legion Memorial hospital
At kerryille over 20 the state. la order
that the provisions Of the bill appro.
prlatlne si.50o0eo 70 expand the In
slitulion 60 a capacity OF 40 tubsrcu'
lar patients. passed ~ the state iegis.
latuge. may be carried out
The Legion VIII maintain rs hospital
Organization. which viii cooperate
with the state health ofiicer. the super
intsudeus o. the state tuberculosis san
lsarlum aud the Chairman Of the state
toart Of control the officers dpsignet
"a 70 supervise the expenditure " the
appropriation
Charles ". Seragxs. state silutant
~ The Legion has Expressed the ap'
probation % the exservicc meo as FOL.
lowe
rhs governor % the great state VI
1sta. has met ear expectations and
81, arnly canslnccd has only consuua-
n.atea che sentiment u the people Of
Texas By signing The legion Memefisl
hospital hill The Legion Il proud to
,hare with tho xossFaer aud with the
legislature our lnsfdinstv pride IN the
communication o. thls spisadld en
dvasps snd fulnlluisnt "a car funds
iosntai daly e. rvxas disabled "a,
sefylee m<u
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28
.E's TYpIcsL LEGION WORKER
Connect est Man 10 Chosen Depart
meet bdJvtsrt fer Period o.
Thfee Years

Thomas J fiaDnlsnn has received
be as.que aisfinefion N being elected
ad)aranf " the C,,nnecfieuf department
4 the American Legion Tor period
u shfee years. re u also in ehaFge
u tie service division AZ department
headquarters
Mr. Bannisan xns born 10 Utica.
" \. Ne received BE education Ia
schools u fhat elfy and ln George
fosn Academy. NE came 10 New
Britain. Coma. - years aso and In
1917 moved % Hartford where be Is
engaged Ia the Wholesale aud retail
cigar business
During The var Mr. Bannlgan served
a. captain Returning 70 Hartford
AZ The end N The uar. ~ gave his sf'
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28
TWO YEAR DEVELOPMENT
CONTRACT AGREED Upon

l.. $ Otto. pure bred Duroc Jersey
breeder has entered into two year
development contract with G. T..
Cunning living a mile and half
north OF Curry. whereby the latter
will raise and develop the produce OF
Mr. Otto's sows. Mr.. Cunning Is an
experienced swine man. coming here
a few years ago from Illinois.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28
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Popular ssyi.. Of Tlr. scots.


the casing. and also from profrudins
through the opening Some Of these
are made with maps which are Sc
cured under IA. rim Of tbs wheel As
the tire Is applied. 1his IL the type
most generally used Another Kind VI
inner patch II one which IL laced on
or fastened around the tube and pre-
vents any bulge or contact With the
fractured casing The type Of boot
that Is applied on the inside OF the
tire does not prevent the sutrance Of
water aud sand. aud this soon Injuries
the tire further strong sections Of
old castings make ssrvieesbls blow out
patches when the bead IL removed and
the edges are fhinned down.
In times OF emergency = towel can
be pressed into service ~ . blowout
patch Farm and ffreside.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28

II ana continuing each night OF the
week and through the following
Sunday.
The Pleasant View Presbyterian
church Is situated miles southeast
81 filler. three miles south and three
beast.
The Bible Conference vii be under
the auspices or leadership Of the
Rey ". II. pike Of the Los Angeles
Bible Institute Rev. Pike Is well
known 10 many Of our people. hay
inz conducted fine bible conference
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28

with US last summer.
Rev. pike will be accompanied by
Mr.. Mills who is one of the finest
choir leaders and evangelistic sing
ers in the United States lie is
spending his vacation with the Rev
PIKE and donates his valuable ser
vices TO this conference
Here is an opportunity worth your
while and everybody Is invited and
urged 10 attend. Begin now ana
prepare 10 attend this conference.
Samuel Harris. Pastor
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28

forts 10 reyiiallzing his business. La
February. 1919. when the city u Hart
ford needed capable man 20 direct
lts soldiers. sailors aud Marines club,
Me- bannigan was asked 70 take the
leb. Despite the cali " his business.
he abandoned n again. through pa
lriotic motives. 10 supervise the club.
A record maker Ia the formation
add organization ~ HnuLocks post
No. :. Mfr hannlgan soon became one
Of the most prominent Lssionnaire-
Ia the state aud was elected as the
nrst state adjutant. Department head.
quarters had been without lerina
nent location. using q soom Ia the
Service club a. quarters. Hr Ban
alEan prevailed upon the city author
tiles 10 turn the building over to the
Legion
Nj iiannlgan 10 also member Of
The national committee on war risk
Insurance and compensation and Is
chairman q the Hartford Elks ma
iional soldiers fund committee.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28
BIBLE CONFERENCE

A bible Conference Will be held In
the Pleasant View Presbyterian
church at Knull beginning August
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28
BUDGET ESTIMATE ron WILL
AcE of Filler. IDAHO. ron
FISCAL. NEAR tpai.

The following "a an estimate of the
amount 81 money necessary for all
purposes 90 be raissd BY taxation or
otherwise In the Village Of Filler,
Idaho. during the fiscal year 1871.
for which appropriation h TO be
made "a - provided BY law. said
meney 90 be apporttoned Tor the
pafposs of paving the Expenditures
81 said village Tor said fiscal year. 40
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28

tA<"t o@Fs " Nt&seFt We2@A
George leep,icf = wemher % Ar
sonns fost % the American Legion
a ne- Molnes. Ia. has eight bars on
bis Victor, nsdal
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28

The ensire revenue Of the Village
u FfisS tor the fiscal year 1871.
based upon the receipts foF the MS
From tho wstsr~orkS system u a.
follows;
Revenue from tar levy based on
vaiustion certified BY the eounts aa-
diloT % Twin Fails Ceanty cf asa
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28

Passed By the board of trustees
ard approved BY the Chairman
thereof. this sfth day of JuIy. 1874.
0Uy a. SHEARER.
Chairman Board Of Trustees
tvILLAcE SEAf.s
ATTEST.
FRANK E. At.BIS.
Village Clerk.
firsf pub July IS, 1871.
Final puo Aug -, 1874.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-28

Ia Tokyo. Japan. there 10 . rsgistra-
tion Of 3..l2 automobiles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23
TO THE UNION
CARPENTERS OF


This is to advise YOU that we need
thirty competent union carpenters at
the Industrial High school Monday
morning. September 26th, wage $lol
per hour. We make this last appeai
TO the union men or Hammond to re-
sort to reason and abide by Judge Ian
dis decision by returning to work
pending a further hearing.
When Judge Lands was decided up
on 10 act as arbiter. the employers. a.
well as all building trades. agreed to
abide by his award This the carpen-
ters have failed TO do. having left THEN
respective jobs regardless OF extra ex-
pense or Inconvenience their employer
may have been put to by the exposure
Of unfinished work.
We desire especially to call your at
tention to the High school now under
construction. The unfinished condition
of the building IS of minor Importance
when you consider how seriously it VIII
handicap the education OF the children
which are now attending the school.
You have been advised previously by
the papers that the contract on the new
school was let on a 800 per hour basis
and up to the present time we have re
spected Judge Lands order at a great
loss TO ourselves BY paying the men
$1.25 per hour, and, even though you
may not take the contractor view. is it
not your patriotic duty to return to
work on the school, making it possible
to complete the building and provide
proper facilities for the educating OF
the children who will be the ones to
suffer.
We. as employers. have at all times
been fair to organized labor and desire
to be SO now, but we feel from the past
and present experience that the time
has come when patience ceases to be a
virtue and unless the union carpenters
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23
MASONIC NOTICE

Garfield Lodge 569 f. & A.
@ /: s.: 81. q. :: :: IS. :: !: : =. =. :: !. :. =: 3. :. =. . !:
bers urged to be present. Visitors
welcome.
s-22- J. w. MoRTHLAND. W. VI.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

Mrs. Roland Fox attended a lunch
It the Cooper-Carlton yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

Mrs. n. Louisa woods is the Gus
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Woods
OF kenwood for several days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

chosen delegates and Mrs. William
Newman and Mrs. Beary were made
a~lternates TO the state convention az
indianapolis. meeting on October 10
and II. 1t was agreed to take MP i
%voluntar ycollection at every meeting
Tor the Soldier Floral Fund. \ mo-
ton was made and carried to have a
bake sale of home cookery ON saturday.
oct. !. the place 70 be announced later.
This sale VIII help raise money for
the needy soldiers and their families
here. and the public is urged 81 pa-
tronize this sale OF nome made bread,
cakes. pastries. baked beans and POI
tato salad The next meeting OF the
auxiliary VIII be held Thursday. Oc-
tober 9Th y large attendance Is ex-
pected
The primary department OF the Non
roe street NJ. L.. church viii have a
picnic in the church basement Satur-
day afternoon at two o'clock. The
children Of that department are urgeI
70 be present for they Viii have heaps
Of fun.
Mrs. Joseph voss of highland street
left yesterday for the Mercy hospital
OF Gary. wher, he VIII be under The
care and treatment of attending ply
s~icians for an indefinite time.
The Baptist Woman's Union met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs Charles
Green of Warren street. and after a
short business meeting a large az
tendance enjoyed an excellent pro-
gram arranged ~ Airs. J NJ. Leon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

of Al Carter. who advertises in The
Times today that he wishes to lease
one half Of the store to a wide awake
party for lunch room. business mems
lunch or oyster parlor privileges. If
the people of Hammond would be in
terested in a real oyster house, says
Mr. Carter. I will see that anyone want
ing to go into this business venture
VIII not have to worry about rent for a
month or two or at least not until they
are fairly well established.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

PR EeGVIN ~ NVFGZ ~ y Ar
rttE vouA~.s CrTn
Tbe hammond 1vomans rlab Will
hold the 6rst meetina 81 the var IL
me country cInb On Saturday after
No., So,,swhu~ 8ttb -, e.4s ~otclacl
Tba f-,ffovfr~ nrarran mas neon arr
rarrad.
American Tbc ~nsb
= s4fr. NJ #. G.,fe.+
Is lfsmori.m atrs q 7-bomns,n
SOM Trio
Yrs H-annauer Mrs. Romberser Mrs.
sheridan
x-.oli, e.lo N- -Afcb-sle
Mrs. George Clark, accompanies
our CLUB" Mrs. D j.. Moran
Trio
Anne Laurie
Sparkling SunIight-Arditi
Mrs. H~annauer. 1irs. Bemberger. Mrs
Sheridan. Mrs. Ankesca. accompanied
Playlet Hal Honor. tbs Mayor
cast Of characters.
The Mayor. Mrs j.. 81. Thompson;
CITY ATTORNEY. Mrs. J. !. Ruff. Fo-
lice Woma Mrs. L. r. Meyer;
Member of the IA. NJ. G., Mrs. J.. IT,.
Griffin, Mrs Minnie Ibach. Mrs.
Adiidh A~hlhS9H' MfS. MAI SdiNt
Turner. Mrs. Jeanie Sawyer. MIS-.
Edna Winekler. Mrs. Bessie Ross.
Mrs Nettie Blackburn. Mrs Min
carrie Hlil-
song Making our Dreams 0ofne
rue me 0iuo
Mrs Wllnam love-, a~ecomPahls'
ihere VIII pc a calied meeting 81
ne e~Ne0uise ooaFo at 7'9o AZ 'm7
1ouh'iy Oiup. moss "aFihs 9pP'i.
ms Lake county convention OF the
" Z. / y viii De held IN East Chl-
cago on TUESDAY september - IN TN
FIRST NJ p church' afternoon ana
evening sessions nora4 union elec-
lions viii pc heid at TINS time and two
splend4o lectures are promised the
puoIic. one vii pc given IN the ait
efhooh ana one IN the evening. me
puoilc IS coraially invited 70 atteno
these lectures ana the evening sesslo"
vii pc OF speclal interest % the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

return to their respective places on the
Industrial High school building on or
before S p. m. September "a we shall
feel at liberty to hire any carpenter,
who Viii work, and Will do So on Mon
day September &c. We believe that
when we make this appeal to you we
are supported by the public in general.
ROWLBY BROTHERS co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Johnson and
family, Miss A. Horn. Miss Ruth HAIL
berg. Mrs. Ruth T. Jensen. Mr.. W. L.
Green. Mr. and Mrs. A. Rooney and
Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Dobp.ns az, at
tended the county fair at Crown Point
yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-23

Ernest l.. Klein and Miss Hflda
Enocksen have been licensed TO marry
in Chicago, also Solomon Katz OF
Price place and Miss Mary Parker Of
Chicago.