The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-02
LOCAL MATTERS or
GENERAL INTEREST
Paragraphs Which Tell Of the Happenings of
Local Moment in Greater ST. Joseph
Anything Which Has Occurred Deserving of Local
Notice Can be Found in These Alunns

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patrol was prominent feature of the
ceremonies.
Fourteen new members were taken ST
into the Rotary Club Tuesday. gu
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Everything you reed Cor any kind al
ot Pa.;,tins. wall pat.sr. Chai dlee's
Paint & Glass Co.. AZ Edmond street.
advertisement. ca
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Gov. Hyde on Monday appointed he
Judge a. ~ Tibblcs Of Mound City to w
fill out the term which the bench do
would be vacant dating from the olcc- pl
ton day to Jan. /. 1923. nc
Srs. Charles Shufe'barger Of Los
Angeles, who was Miss Minnie Daily Of
this city died at that place last Sat m
urday. GO
Mrs. Mary +. Bird, 65. widow of
John Bird, died at the family home, til
31O2 North 11th street Monday. W.
Chief Raphael has allowed the
gambling candy rattle punch boards
to be put in again. dc
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! Mcierhcffer Undertaking Co pre- X
sents character, service and consider TT
atior Ninth Grd Felix. Phone NJ. si'
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Eleven gamblers were fined So each by
in police court Monday for gambling 10
and A. II. Mosely keeper, was fined
$25.
Thieves stole one OF Z. H. Wihoits st
motor trucks Saturday night but
abandoned it a few blocks away from
the starting point. 81
Thelma whitaker sued Bert Whit to
aker for divorce Monday. alleging in W
dignities.
The st. Joseph Golf & Country +
Club sent 500 to the firemen's PEN c.
sion fund Monday. 90
Judge Utz on Monday sentenced
John Lee. 16 years old, to three years j
in the Boonvllle reform school for NJ
breaking windows at Sherwood school, W
and then parolled him to John Bryan,
probation officer.
The body of Agnes Loveland, former II
superintendent Of the surgical wards
at State Hospital No. 9 was on Mon
day sent to Devils Lake. ~ D., for Ii
burial. She committed suicide satur- st
day. p'
An opinion will be secured from the II
attorney general by the Buchanan II
county authorities relative to the tax r
ing of property owned by fraternal 81
organizations.
DR.. John +. Caskey was the speaker Il
at the Advertising Clubs luncheon t,
Monday. p
James Walsh, 2O9 Ohio, paid SIS
IN police court Mosday for speeding
Saturday night. al
Rev. c. =. Gardner Of the First IA
English Lutheran church Of this city d
was a passenger on the Pennsylvania
Flyer" which was wrecked at Cum
berIaud, Ind, last Tuesday, but es- 81
capped without injury. No one was d
seriously injured. Il
The special county highway engi-
ncer's office which has cost the tax q
payers Of this county barrel OF real I
money was closed yesterday with the
exception OF John D. Mohler and a
stenographer who will continue until h
! The payroll which stopped yesterday 7
p was $1,2l1.67 monthly.
\ jury in Judge Utz's division on 4
Tuesday gave verdict of $1,000 I'm I
r favor of Georgia Elliott and against S
+ Ed @. schrocrs, whose car hit the girl
70 last August
Derry Mann and J. f, Lindsay each z
s paid a 500 fine in Judge Utz's divls- q
: ion for having a still in their posses ]
. sion.
Maurice II. Smith. n salesman for 7
o the Louis Fuellng Bottling Co., died s