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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-03-24

had q special program and meeting
at their hall last Thursday night, on
March 18th. After the program de-
licious lunch was served.
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A dance will be given at Craig hall
this Thursday night. Special music
has been engaged.
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The high school girls entertained
the young mems class Of the Christ
ian Sunday school at the church from
4:So to $50, Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs Mark Perrin was hostess to
her embroidery club Thursday after
noon She seved delicious luncheon
at one-thirty, featuring the Easter
time in her decorations and favors.
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LANE:BASHALTE
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W.
Lane. Of this city, Monday evening at
seven o'clock, when their daughter,
Celestine, became the wife Of James
Bashalte, Rev. Heman, Fowler, per-
formed the ceremony which was wit
messed by members Of the family and
a few close friends. Following the
wedding, a delicious dinner was serv-
ed.
Mrs Bashalet is well known to Lib
eral people, having been born and
grew to young womanhood here and
educated in the city schools. Mr.
Bashalte is with the Sanford
Hotel, acting as night clerk and is "a
splendid young man. They will re-
main in Liberal for the present.
The Democrat extends congratu-
lations.
Mrs. W. o. Woods will entertain at
breakfast Easter morning for a few
friends.
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From all indications there will be
a number Of weddings about Easter
time or shortly after. Several of Lib
erals fair daughters.
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Mrs. H. A. Gaskill entertained the
Aid Wednesday after
noon at which time Mrs. Lee LARA
bee was presented with handsome
silver sandwich tray in appreciation
Of her service for the aid. Mrs. Lar
rabee has been secretary for fifteen
yeas. The hostess served
and the afternoon was
an enjoyable one.
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w. F. M. S. Meeting
The young ladies Of the W. F. NJ.
J. of the Methodist church will meet
1t the home of Miss Ida Henry on
Wednesday March 80 All members
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-03-24

are urged TO be present as there will
be some chnges made and. Il IL. thu
duty Of every member to be at this
meeting. +
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The Westminster Guild viii meet
with Miss Vera Young next Wednes-
day evening Misses Young and Van
da Gross will be the hostesses.
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A marriage license was issued
in Wichita Wednesday to Beulah s.
Rowland and Virgil L. Lewis. Miss
Rowland is quite we'll known to Lib
eral people.
The Senior class Of the high school
will motor to the country Friday
morning where they viii prepare
their breakfast and eat in the open.
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Miss Harriet Boles presente her
class Of music pupils in pleasing re-
cital at the studio Of Mrs. Molthop
Wenesay evening. All performed in
a creditabe manner.
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Weygand-Wooten
Miss Evelyn Weygandt Of Wichita
and Mr.. Alpha Wooten of Liberal,
were married at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L.
Weygandt, of north st. Francis Ave
in Wichita, Tuesday, March %, the
Rev. John Bunyan officiated.
Mrs. Wooten is we'll known to the
Liberal young people as she was here
about two years ago and worked for
a time at the music store. She is
talented young woman and has many
friends here.
Mr.. Wooten has been here for a
length of time, coming here from
Pratt. He is young man Of high
standing and is well liked by all who
know him.
HO4 member Of Co E X. N. G.,
stationed here.
The young people will return to
Liberal and make their home, Mr..
wooten having recently built nice
bungalow for his bride. He will be
connected in business with his father.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-03-24

Fred and Mabel Jensen spent last
Sunday afternoon at the c. A. New
man home.
W. Bookless and family spent
Sunday with G. s. Bookless and wife.
Rev. Fooshee preached Sunday
morning and evening at Crescent,
and went to his home at Forgan,
Monday. He has been holding a
three weeks revival at Eva, with
good success.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-03-24
rYRoNE-RoUTE TWO

Mrs. ]. L. Harrison, who has been
seriously Ill, is better at this time.
Their children who were called to
her bedside, have returned to their
homes.
Oscar Crump and family Of Lib
eral, visited with the Bookless fam
Dies Sunday.
g Jess Wagner and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
at Perryton, Texas.
o. p. Bookless, who has been Ill
for some time, wnt to Halstead,
Kansas, to consult specialists. He
returned last Tuesday, and is some
better at this time.
Claude Carpenter and John Meal
lister were business visitors at Hook
err Saturday.
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Vote for the public library.

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Vote for the public library.
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Mrs. W. A. Naylor entertained the
s.. Andrews Guild Friday after
neon.
The Loyal Cleaners of the Chris
tian church will have food and
Apron sale Saturday at the George
grocery store.
Mo and Mrs. Frank Smith enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith and
family in honor of Earl Smiths birth
day last Thursday at their home In
the west part Of town. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. y. Smith, parents Of Frank and
Earl, also their sister, Mrs. Newt
Witt and daughter Of Liberal were
over for the occasion. They were ac-
companied by Miss Jessie Barba
and Paul Erickson.-Forgan Eeage
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The T. N. T. Club Entertain
The T. N. T. Club entertained
their husbands Thursday evening at
seven o'clock dinenr given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kennedy,
N. Kansas. st. Patrick decorations
were used to decorate the rooms and
the color scheme of green and white
was cleverly carried out throughout
the dinner. The evening was spent
with cards and music. Those present
were Messers and Mesdames Clay
ton Malone, T. F. Hobble, Ansel Ma
honey Ralph Jones, Sanford Cox, Lo-
rem Wilkins, Leo Yarnell, Mike Spon-
er, Ray Kennedy. Sanford Cox, Jr.,
Mary Jane and Gene Kennedy. \
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Primary Sunday School
Give Easter Party
The primary department of the
Methodist Sunday school will be Civ
en- an Easter party at the Annex of
the Methodist Tabernacle Friday
afternoon. Mrs. T. B. Moore is su-
perintendent of this department.
The teachers of this department
are Mrs. W. F. Melvin, Mrs. H. B.
Carson, Mrs. w. B. Sturdivent, Mrs.
Anna Miller, Mrs. Warren thinner
man, Miss Alta Miller, Miss Maurine
Long, Miss Wanie Condit, Miss Alice
Akers and Mrs. c. e. Ames. organist.
and Miss Winnie Condit.
The young folks will meet between
the hours Of 2:30 and 4:30 at which
lime program of games will be Civ
en- followed by refreshments.
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Mrs. A. o. Edmonds and Mrs. W.
A. Custer and son of Satanic, were
shopping in the city Monday.
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Mrs. 8. A. Miller entertains
For Son. Wendell
Mrs. S. "A. Miller entertained Sat-
arday afternoon, March 10, in honor
Of her son, Wendell, It being his 18th
birthday. The little folks enjoyed q
number of games and a good social
time until 5 o'clock when Mrs. Miller
served ice cream and cake, after
which Wendell proceeded to blow out
eleven candles that adorned one Of
the two beautiful birthday cakes his
mother had made for him. The fol-
lowing little folks attended: Roy
Huls, Robert, Edward and David Me-
Gee, Lindsey and Levi Warford,
Lloyd Mcpherson, Morrison Kennedy i
Orville Thomas, Delbert Kelly and
Harry Wooten.
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On March S1st the P. E.. o. will
have a guest day program at which
lime the members will entertain
their mothers and special friends.
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The Woman's Club will meet on
March 29th at the next regular
Meeting at which time Mrs. Herbert
Hobble will be hostess.
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The Modern Woodmen of America
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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-03-24

Geraniums in clay pots, 25c each.
S. A. Miller & Company.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-23
AN ORDINANCE

X AN ORDINANCE accepting ana ap-
proving the plat and subdivision OF
Lots Nos. 1853. 164, 165, 16B, III, 172,
ITS and 174 on the Medina Township
side OF the Village Of Medina, Ohio.
X Be It ordained by the Council of
the Village Of Medina, Ohio.
SEC. 1. That the plat ana subdi-i
vision of Lots Nos. 163, 1854, 165, 1896,
III, 172, 173 and ia on the Medina
Township side OF the vf1lage Of Me-
dina, Ohio, as prepared and submitted,
BY III. Q. Bradway and bearing date
OF May 9Th 1921 be and the same Is
hereby accepted and approved, and
that the dedication of West Hone-
stead Street, Broadway Street. North
Elmwood Ave, (extenSion) and North
Huntington Street (extenslon) AIN as
shown on said plat and subdivision be
and the same are hereby accented. pros
vided however that said i'll. @. Brad
way shall open and grade said Brad &
way Street at his owl cost ans
5pense. % N WI ,sN M
SEC, III. That this ordinance shall
be lin forge and effect from and after
the earliest period allowed by law
Passed June 14th 1921.
AttestH W. P. Ainsworths Clerk
4S2 II. .H. HARTZOG, Mayor
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PaWnee

Mrs. Sarah Correll and daughter
Florence and Lawrence Maize attend
ed the commencement exercises at
Medina Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hien served ice
cream to few friends Friday evening
All had very good time.
The Children's Day exercises at East
Homer Sunday evening were very
good and large number were pres.
emf. x
Mary Falconer and two children vi:
tied their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacot
Hien, Saturday and Sunday.
John Mantz has new Ford touring
car.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. P. E.s Heilman mad
business trip to Elyria Friday after
noons
There will be fourth of July cele
brotion at Prospect hall. Everyon
is invited to be present. :
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Mise MetIs and Miss Hannah

Miss Wells and Miss Hannah OF
Medina gave talk at the town hall,
Tuesday afternoon in behalf Of the
Red Cross work IT. is wonderful
what can be made out Of cast-off cloth
ing to be sent to Europe for those
poor peqole,
n Mrs @. r. Edwards and Mrs, G. G..
Edwards Of Albion demonstrated their
dress forms to the ladies. This was
in connection with the Farm Bureau
and was very interesting.
n Jscoh Drushel and wife accompan-
led L. E. aSeiby, wife and son toiWads-
worth Sunday to visit their son and
brother Charles of that city.
Carpenters are building an addition
to John Rice's house, ,Sg
Vernon Lance's attended the Halo
we'll reunion Saturday on the old home
stead one mile north Of Risley. Oyer
one hundred attended and enjoyed the
day together.
Supt. P. J. Warmers left Immediately
after the picnic Wednesday and went
to his parents home near Wooster to
stay until Sunday. His parents ac-
cofnpanied him to their home to stay
a short time.
Miss Hope Edwards and Mildred
Smith left for Kent Normal Monday
Ashland Normal.
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Chippewa Lake

Ernest Beery who has been in Cali-'
fornia for the pastNsix months supris-
ed Us all BY dropping M On US last
Saturday morning. He came home in
a rouadaDout way, travelling about
! 4s00 d ilcs, making the trip in Ford
mat hine. 1t took him about twenty
four GAYS ol actual travelling to make
the tri: He says he enjoyed the trip
immensely and thinks Of going back in
the IA. to make that state his future
4 ho1lc.
The M. E Sunday school people
held their annual picnic at the lake
S Tuesday and the u B. folks will hold
theirs Wednesday at Brookside park
Cleveland. NJ VI
Mrs. J. K. Ritter and daughter Reba
were in Cleveland Monday shopping.
Miss Pearl Fretz Of Litchfield Wis
lied her aunt several days last week.
IA. H. Leohr and family were N
Lodi Sunday visiting irienas.
Lee Cammarn ana Waae Moore
went to Cleveland last weeS ana !. o9' z
uniforms for our paseoan team s lney .l
wore them sunday rsr tne ms. INNS
and they certainly looked nii'y =
them
We now nave At least seven ice
cream and SOFT dfink pariors " oul
city, and there IS no need ol gong
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-23
There IS 4 CAUSE
When the Human
Machine Goes Wrong

MdCNIne UOcS WTONg-- %
The human body in normal
condition is aperfect machine.
AS long as each part maintains
a proper relationsto every other
part, and is supplied with nor
NAL Nerve impulses, the result
ofits activities cannot be other
than that Of Health. But if
there is a mechanical interfer-
ence with the transmission Of
power from the brain to the
various organs and parts of the
body, there is disease in the
places so affected.
The Science Of ChirOpractic
demonstrates that this interfer-
ence is due to displaced joints
Of the spine which compress the
nerves and disturb nerve enerl
gy. By an original and who'll
" uninjurious mode Of hand
adjusting, these displacements
are corrected and the natural
forces that reside in the body
win recover and continue health
in practically every condition
Of disease that affiicts the flesh.
A CnncihJn CcinY1Hn Worth In
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-23
AN ORDTNANCr1

AN ORDINANCE accepting and ap-
proving the plat and subdivision Of
the south part of Out-Lot No. Nine COY
Een the Medina Township side of the
Village Of Medina, Ohio.
\ BE 1t ordained !, by the Council of
the Village or Medina, Ohib.
SEC. i. That the plat and sub-divi-
sion of the south part OF Crt-Lot No.
Mine on the Medina Township side OF
the Village OF Medina. Ohio. rs prepar-
ed and submitted BY CIV, Pratt and
bearing date Of May 9Th 1891 be and
the same is hereby accepted and ap-
proved and that the dedication Of the
strip or land seven feet In width off
the south side OF out-lot Noe and adj
,Joining the north line OF Homestead
Street Jbetween North Court Street and
North Broadway. for street purposes
and as part Of and for the purpose
sof widening said Homestead Street
bet waen the points above named. he
and the same. Is hereby accepted.
SEC. III. That this ordinance shall
take effect and ~ In force from and
after Alta passage ana legal publica-
Passed june 14th 1891 :
Attest w. ri Ainsworth. Clerk
432 III. Hi HARTzOG, Mayor
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ORDINANCE NO.

e. ID r -
AGREEING TO PAR "A PORTION OF
THE COST AND EXPENSE BY THE
VILLAGE, OF THE IMPROVEMENT
OF NORTH COURT STREET UNDER
THE SUPERVISION OF THE sTATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER.
WHEREAS, The State Highway
Commissioner is considering the mat
ter of the Improvement under his sup
ervision OF the public highway known
as Inter County HighwaE No. rs.
WHEREAS, North Court Street,
within this Village lies in whole along
the line Of said Inter County Highway
No. 25yy M. M. No. Ill, said street or
section@of street being more particu-
Iarly described as follows: @s
Beginning at the north end Of the
present. brick pavement on the.north
line of Union Street on North Court
Street In the Village Of Medina, and
running thence in nofther1y direc-
tion in and along the line of the
Cleveland-W Wooster Pike, +. G. ii. No.
25. MI M. No. Ill, and, North Court
Street, to the north line of Medina
corporation; being ~ lMe Medina Village
h WHEREAS, itNis proposed to extend
said highway Improvement into, with
in and through this Village and along
n the aforesaid Street or section Of
Street, and,
WHEREAS, Said Village Of Medina
/ Is willing to pay EIGHT (Sed) per
cent. Of the cost and expense Of said
improvement within its corporate linn
it and all the damages and compensa-
tion for land taken or affected there
by, Now, Therefore,
Be 1t Ordained, by the Council of
ME Village 6f Medina. State Of Ohio;
agreed that EIGHT (Se5) per cent
I of the estimated COST and expense Of
said proposed Improvement to be
made by and under the supervision OF
the State Highway Department Of the
State Of Ohio. and all the damages and
compensation for land taken or affect
ed thersby. shall be paid by said vii
SECTION 2: THAT the Clerk be. and
he is hereby, directed to furnish to the
State Highway Commissioner and to
the Board OF County Commissioners
lof Medina County, Ohio. certified
copy t..of thisN Ordinance Immediately
upon the taking effect thereof.
SECTION 8: \ That this Ordinance
shall take effect and be In force from
and after Nthe earliest period allowed
Passed, June IA, 1921.
Attest: w. r. AinswortE. Clerk
f432 H. II. IARTzOG, Mayor
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-23
ORDINANCE

AGREEING TO PAY A PORTION of
THE COST AND EXPENSE BY THE
VILLAGE, OF THE IMPROVEMENT
OF SOUTH COURT STREET UNDER
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER.
WHEREAS, The State Highway
Commissioner is considering the mat
ter Of the Improvement under his/sup-S
ervision Of the public highway known
as Inter County Highway No. 20,
Main Market Road No. III; and.
within % this Village lien in whole Or
in part along the line Of said Inter
County Highway No. S25. M. M. No.
I'LL, said street or section of street
being more particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at Station 172 plus 40 at
Village on the Cleveland-Wooste
Pike, er-County Highway No. rs.
M. M. No. III, and running thence
in northerly direction in(and along
the center line Of ,the Cleveland
Wooster Pike. I. c. VI. No. rs, M. M.
| No. III, to Station 100 plus 75 at
the south end Of the present brick
and Medina Village, in all distance
Of 1885 feet or SAT miles, along
South Court Street, and,
WHEREAS, It Is proposed to extend
said highway Improvement into, With
| in and through this Village and along
the aforesaid Street or Section Of
WHEREAS, Said Village Of Medina
is willing to pay FIFTEEN (15M)
per cent, of the cost and expensel of
| said Improvement within its corporate
limits and all the damages and COM
pensation for land taken or affected
thereby, Now, Therefore,. '
| Be it Ordained, by the Council of the
Village of Medina, State of Ohio;
SECTION l. That it is hereby
agreed that FIFTEEN A(15 R) per
cent Of the estimated cost and expense
| of said proposed Improvement to he
made by and under the supervision Of
the State Highway Department ,of
the State Of Ohio, and all damages and
compensation for lands taken or affect
ed thereby. shall be paid by said VIII
Ilage.
he is hereby, directed to furnish to the
State Highway Commissioner and to
| the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Medina County, Ohio, a certified copy
| of this Ordinance Immediately upon
| the taking effect thereof. s
| SECTION 8: That this Ordinance
shall take effect, and be in force from
and after the earliest period allowed
Passed: June IA, 1921. <, n
Attest: w. P. Ainswerth. Clerk
I432 II. H. HARTZOG. Mayor.
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Lafayette

I LAFAYETTE ETAOI N MI
s4 DO not forget the ice cream social
at the town hall, given BY the ladies'
Bible class Of the M. E. church this
Friday night, June "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. E. Cowling and
family spent Sunday in Wadsworth.
Mi. and Mrs. y. J.s Meyers and fami.
" spent Saturday at Dover Bay, at
tending the annual reunion Of the Al
1iscs. Ss MI
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Whitney, Mrs
Lucy Myers and Mrs. Fred Mann ant
daughter spent Sunday at +. J
Myers.
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WONDERS
OF AMERICA
---. g, WesterH NeWsPaPet U111o11' N
THE NATURAL BRIDGES OF
UTAH
Byr.T.MAxEY
q. Western Newspaper Union.

e, Western Newspaper Union. t,
THE NATURAL BRIDGES OF
UTAH
II ORTY-FhvE miles north Of Bluff,
T. Sin Southwestern Utah, within q
space Of about five miles, are three
natural bridges which are understood
to be the largest Of their kind in
existence.
Named Sipapu (Gate Of Heaven), i,
Kachima, Guardian Spirit) and Owa-
chomo Crock Mound), these bridges
were discovered in 1895. The three
constitute a National monument, being
so proclaimed by Presidential an
nouncement In 1908.
The largest of the three has an ex-
treme height Of 222 feet and is IS
feet thick at the top Of the arch,
which is % feet wide. 1t has~a span
Of 261 feet, the height of the span
being 157 feet.
One has but to fix those figures in
his mind to gain fair idea Of the
immensity Of these wonders which
Nature fashioned from the lofty walls
Of White canyon.
Near the monument are some caves
and ruins which are believed to have
been the homes of prhistoric race
which inhabited this section.
These bridges are best reached by
stage or team from the railroad sta
tion at Thompson, Utah, to Monticello,
thence by pack-horse-a journey
through strange, deserted-looking,
but interesting land.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-23

ieet together with ali necessary and>
Incidental curbing grading and, drain
ing, In accordance with a resolution
duly passed AND adopted by the Village
Council on the 18th day Of April. A. d.
1921. and IN accordance with the plans.
specifications and profiles heretofore
approved and adopted and now on file
in the office ef the Village Clerk.
SEC III That all claims and damag-
es resulting from said Improvement
shall pc JudiciallS inquired into after
the completion oflsaid proposed inn
SEC III Thatlthe whole>cost of said
Improvement Less neSfiftieth (1-50th)
thereof and the cost Of intersections,
shall be assessed by the front foot upon
viz: all lots and lands bounding , and
abuttlng on both sides of said street
between the points above named and
which lots and lands are hereby de-
Atermined to be specially benefited by
said improvement; that the cost and
expense OF said Improvement shall in-
clude the expense of the preliminary
publishing the notices. resolutions and
ordinances required and the serving of
said notices, the cost of construction,
, together With interest on bonds issued
In anticipsipn Of the collection Of de-,
ferrcd assessments and all other neces-
sary expenditures; that the remainder
OF said cost and expense shall be as
sumed and paid by the Village of Me-
dine, Ohio out Of any funds in the
treasury of Said village available for
such purposes or by. the issuance 4 Of
bonds IN the manner provided by law
SECa1V That the following lots and
lands shall be assessed for said improv
ment as above determined, viz: all the
lots and lands bounding and abutting
upon both sides Of said street between
1 the points above nanicd. ~
Y SEC v That the clerk be and here
by isl authorized and directed to adver-
atise for bids for the construction tof
, said Improvement according to law.
| SEC vi That this ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after the earliest period allowed by law.
Passed June IA, 1921
| H. H. HARTZOG, Mayor
! Attest w. P. Ainsworth. Clerk
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AN ORDINANCE

with the Improvement Of Wcst Friend
& An ordinance determining to proceed
ship Street from the west line Of Court
Street west, to .he east ]ins of Medina
Street by paving WITH te to a
width of twenty four (24) feet, togeth-
er with all necessary and incidental
ycurbing, grading and draining.
Be it ordained by thy Council Of the
illagc - M.y.ins, n, e. T. this of all
,nvmbers e 1ec;cl ~ pp,dntc'i tfSr~
concurring).
/. SEC That 1t is hereby detremined
ito proceed with the Improvement of
West Friendship Street from the west
line Of Court Street west to the east
line Of Medina Street by paving with
concrete to width OF twenty four :24)