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a. Meininger has purchased the
Snyder place on East College-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder have gone to
st. Louis.
A baby boy was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Hutchinson of Avalon-ave last
week.
Joe Anderson of West Grand
View went to Silver Plume Monday
returning Wednesday.
Miss Clarissa Webber, Vera New
som and Helen Newton We're the
guests of Miss Iva Moon Wedncs-
day and Thursday.
Mrs. Masyaw from Manzanola is
visiting with her daughter Mrs. c. o.
Newman on South Graves ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f.. Anderson
were surprised on Tuesday with II
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Kitchens,
Mrs. Anderson's parents from Den
YER. They are interested in looking
ut som property in this vicinity.
Mrs. II. p. Benson and Mrs. Eta
Beavers of Marysvile, Kansas, are
visiting relatives in Arvada and
Wheatridge.
Miss Margaret Buchanan and
three nieces are enjoying vacation
at Idaho Springs.
Mrs. Anna Buchanan and family
have been enjoying company from
York, Nebraska.
Mrs. C. f. Somers is visiting rela-
tives at Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cannon OF
Yorktown, Iowa, were visiting their
cousin Mrs. Mary f. Snyder Of Val
ley-ave, the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Lora Macarey who has made
her home in Arvada among friends
passed away at st. Luke's hispital
last Saturday. She was buried at
Fairmount cemetery Thursday.
The Frank West family and Mrs.
Abbot and Hugo are enjoying Il
camping trip in the mountains.
Mrs. John Osborne is entertaining
10 lady friend from Idaho Springs.
Miss Viola Holloway of Hunting
ton. Indiana, cousin of Mrs. W.
w. Benson arrived Saturday for an
extended visit.
Carl Hayes, Bud Bergman, Wiz
ham Bobinson and Willard Minpea
returned Friday from II camping
and hiking trip to Idaho Springs an.
Black Hawk. They report very
enjoyable trip.
Mrs. Maude Linvillc Of Greeley,
Colo, and her sister were guests Oh
Mrs. Geo. Kimbrough last Thursday.
Chas A. Pitts of Salt Lake City
visited his cousins Mrs. A. B. Cole,
Mrs. +. l.. Paxton and Miss Emma
Chcatley ut the Cole ranch tins
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Robbins nnu
son and Mrs. +. J.. Paxton and child
rem came over the pass last week
and returned Monday accompanied
ly Mrs. X. II. Beckett, and two sons
q. B. Kinkcl "A brother of Mrs.
A. c. Hoover was caller ut the "a
n. parsonage over Sunday. lie was
IA delegate from Pueblo 10 the Dem
oCratic State Convention.
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Guy Juchenl for
County Treasurer

GAy Iqchem sprung a surprise on
his opponents when he went into the
Republican county assembly last
Saturday with the large number Of
delegates who had been counted
against him voting for him. The
organization has been working harl
day and night for several weeks
IN an effort to keep his name off the
primary ticket. On the other hand
Juchem had been doing very little
work in his own behalf. The or.
gsnization controlled Arvada but
fell down badly in Griffith, Golden
Morrison, Kdgswster and other
places. Juchem has made good rs
county treasurer and the Repub)i'
can voters who are taxpayers will
sse that he gets the nomination and
l. reelected. The Enterprise offer
cd to publish the resolutions passed
By the Republican county assembly
but we were informed that the Re
publican organization does not want
them published in this newspaper
The Enterprise is strictly independ
tnt in politics-for the best in both
parties and is not obligated 10 sup
port unworthy. incompetent can
didates for office. The taxpayer
ere entitled to q square deal
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-08-03

Miss Dora Gehman Of Denver has
accepted the appointment as Prim-
cry teacher in the Arvada public
schools and will take up her duties
at the beginning of the fall term.
Miss Gehman is u graduate of the
Colorado State Teachers College re-
teiving her life certificate with the
graduation of the 1922 class. Al
ready seventy-six members of the
graduation class of. Colorado State
Teachers College have received posi-
ticns. Colorado's Teacher Train
ing Institution at Greeley, maintain
what is known as Bureau of Re-
commendations, it is notI'ing more
than an employment bureau, operat-
I'd by the college, for the benefit of
its own students. According to
Prof. W. d. Admentrout, Director
of the Bureau, it is impossibly to
supply the demand for competent
school teachers.
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EDGEWATER NOTES
MRS. JARRET j. BENSON

NsAsNs ONNNGA hElNIDNjN
As this paper goes to press we
beg to report the latest news from
the Benson camping party at Hosn
Lodge. where MIR. and Mrs. j. j.
Benson are having weeks rest.
Arrived ON Saturday. had supper
and spread the cots for good
nights sleep. All went we'll until
about . n. m. when u noisy party
occupied the cottage nearby and
spent the rest of the night cutting
wood. Sunday had e pleasant call
from the Gist family of Edgewntcr,
call from couple OF soldiers tent
ing nearby nnd delegation Of
small boys from the wood cutting
outfit. Were visited by several
million ants, II few thousand Chip
monks and II pair of horses who
came up to cast disappearing eye
n. Lizzie who stands close by the
oottagc. Sunday night II storm
nmhlcd down upon the Hosa Lodge
campers and managed to spill few
Hogshcads Of watcr, in passing, all
of which happened to find its way
into the cottage, With the mid Of
rain coats. the oil cloth from the
kitchen table and the curtains that
IRE usually worn by Lizzie the Ben
sons kept comfortably dry and after
n breakfast of ham and eggs in Mon
days sunshine declare the camping
ir the perfect life.
MIR. and Mrs. Rudman entertained
IN II delightful way on Sunday, the
occasion being their seventh we'd
Girg anniversary. Among the many
relatives present there were four
generations represented. Others en-
joying Mr.. and Mrs. Rudman's hos-
vitality were Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Wayne. Mr.. and Mrs. Coons and
Mrs. Tcrmordt. A delightful din
ner was served and the home was
beautifully decorated with sweet
peas.
Frank and Helen Gatcs, son nnd
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. W.
Gates spent pleasant week end
with friends Mt Pixies Peak. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Ricklcs have been
lnving vacation at Estes Park.
Mrs. Witthnucr and daughter.
Mrs Elsie have returned home from
visit in Nampn Idaho.
The Y. NJ. =. G.. held their regular
business and social meeting on
Thursday evening, Quite number
wore present despite the fact that
there were couple Of political
meetings, II watermelon festival and
downpour Of rain all occurring on
the same night. After the busincus
End social hour the y. M. =. G. nt-
tended the festival and enjoyed the
ice cold watermelon served by Inc
Ladies Aid Of Community church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hudson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Dorsey and daugh-
ter Valcr,M Of Denver wcr" guests
Of MIR. and Mrs. Benson Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Dorsey and Mr. Ben
son met for the first time in 10
years and renewed n friendship oi
former days. when they were nssoci-
ut,L ,nv.tbor In bukiuuaa In Atlanta
Ga.
The Cactus club gave waiermel-
on festival on the Town hall lots on
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Watermelon, lee cream, soft drinks
Tnd "liot Dogs" were served and
special music by the Boys orchestra
mndc n merry time for all who nt-
tended
D
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
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While Mrs. G. L. Allen was at
tending q meeting Of the Craig
Colony club at the home Of her
mother Mrs. Grant Griffith Tuesday
afternoon she received . phone
message from Morrison that her
little son BILLY had just had mar.
row escape from drowning In an un.
successful effort to save the life Of
playmate who was taken with
cramps and drowned In . lake or
the Allen ranch. The boy who wal
drowned was the thirteen year old
con Of Capt. Eldridge Green Of
Camp Knox. Hardin, Kentucky
Biliy Allen, much smaller than hi
companion, tried to save the drown
ing lad and when he failed ran soms
distance for help but lie was ex
tinet when the body was recovered
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Tagging the Bases
By PAUL SCOTT

The Arvada baseball team journ.
eyed to Windsor, Colo, last Sunday
and defeated the fast Windsor Wild
Cats by score Of Z to 4. The 10.
Gals showed class in every depart
ment. the work of Click O'Rourlse
Icing the feature of the game.
Quite u large number of Arvada
people attended the game and
everyone seemed to have good luck
On the road as everyone was pre-
sent when the first ball was throw
ed. When Umpire Riley announc-
ed to the customers that Graf was
going to catch it left no doubt in the
Arvada boosters minds about who
would win the game.
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The Arvada Mortuary is ready for
business. You will find their &C
elsewhere in this issue of the Enter
Prise. They have first class stock
of goods and everything necessary
to give first class service. Mr.. E.
X. Smith, the manager, has been in
the business for twenty years. He
has diplomas from four colleges OF
cmbalming and is licensed in Colo
RADIO, Kansas and Nebraska. They
also have lady assistant for lady
and children cases.
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WHEATRiDCE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

ROBERT II. ADAMS. Pastor 90
1000 A. NJ. Sunday School.
800 A. NJ. Morning Worship.
1880 r M. Epworth Lenguc De.
votional meeting and short sermon
by pnstor.
All nrc cordially welcome.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
W. +. JULI1, FhHto
Bible school at 9;d5 u. IN.
Preaching nj II 800 n IN.


Bible school at D;i5 n. IN.
Preaching nj ! 90 IN.
B. Y. +. u. nj G:i5 p. m.
Preaching service nt 7A5 p, m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:ib
y, m.
The Womans Mission Circle had
very profitable and enjoyable
melting mt the home Of Mrs. j. l.
Truitt, July n. Mrs Hazel Long
was the speaker, The next meeting
win be held with Mrs. Terrence
White, 81.
Regular services both n. m. and
evening next Lords Day
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Henry J. Juchem and Miss
katherine Owens .Yers quietly mar
ried in Denver Thursday afternoon
of last week. They Immediately
went up in the Greeley country foi
few days visit and are now spend.
ing their honeymoon in the noun.
tuins. Mr.. Juchem is one of the
best known business men in this sec
ton Of the country. His bride has
been employed In his store in Arv.
ada as cashier and bookkeeper fol
some time past and is charming
little lady. The Enterprise joins
their hosts Of friends in heartiest
congratulations.
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gong 10 catcn IL lelI ITO uoupI III the
Arvada boosters minds about who
would win the game.
-O-
Dave Evans of Greeley, n teach
CT of that place, spent the later
Part of last week at the home Of G.
Z. McWhorter of South Graves-ave,
Mrs. Brown of Greeley visited
her daughter Mrs. Earl Bennett this
week.
The La Cal" club spent Sunday
at Idaho Springs.
Dolphin Klumpker is visiting
Diantha Coad at Idaho Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martyn Klumker
and children took trip to Echo
Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Klumker and
children of Salt Lake City We're
guests Of Martyr Klumker Monday,
they are on their way to Hydrate,
Colo, to visit her parents.
Ben Hays and family from Guide
Rock, Neb., are visiting his brother
Fred Hays for few days this week.
Mrs. Louis Martin of Rhode Is
land, accompanied her sister Mrs.
George Williams home and will re-
main for some time.
Talmage Chinn and wife and
daughter Of Grand Junction Ysse
visiting his sister, Mrs. H. s. Bur
ton last Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Seatan is spending n
week in Lawson Colo. She is the
mther OF Janet Chinn.
Miss Margaret Hockenauer has re-
turned to her home after spending
six weeks with her sister Mrs. Le-
Roy Staley.
Miss Bernice and Master Frani.
riller left Wednesday afternoon for
visit with their aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd.
Miss Violet Aller returned home
Tuesday from Greenland where she
was visiting frinds.
Miss Emyline Alvey of Auburn,
Neh,, visited pr. and Mrs. Russell
the first of the week. She has been
attending the summer school at
Boulder and touring Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noll lnman have n
new daughter born last week on the
Martha NJ. Smith place at Stanley
Lake. *
Mrs. John ODdo aud family OF
Denver spent the day with Mrs. VIM
Peterson on Tuesday.
Born to DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Hay
den on Wednesday August End. Il
bpby girl. s<A
Born this week to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Kuglcr Of RaIston Crossing q
baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Schcllcngei
motorcd to Colorado Springs Sat
urday returning Monday.
Mrs. Lulu II. Corbin and daugh
ter Catherine, who nave been in II
Paso, Texas, for the past three mon
tbs returned to their nome at Resort
Canon on Tuesday.
Mrs. Leon Switzcr Of Kansas City
who has been visiting her brother
Ira Winger, returned to her home OF
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Wingc,
went back with her for visit will
her husbands people.
There will be regular meetin,
Of Major Anderson Relief Corps ii
Barth hall Saturday afternoon, Aug
9Th.
Miss Florence Miller was taken u
st. Anthony's hospital and opcrntc'
on for appendicitis Friday and is do
ing nicely vt this writing.
DR.. nn! Mrs. Foster and Mr.. an'
most enjoyable vacation trip thru
the northwest, along the coast b.
steamer and into Southern Calf
ornia.
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RALsToN PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday School nt 2:l5 p. m.
Service for Worship and Preach
Ing Of the Word NJ 3 p. m.
Mid-wcek service, Thursday vt 7:S0
%. m.
A cor,llnl invitation 10 this Com
mupj,y .crvico Ia extended TO all.
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Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Nc
Clesry Of Englewood and Mrs. Car
beiner Of Denver have been spend
Ing several days with Mrs. Mckinley
IN Arvada.
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Z. c. Henry's son, over on Quit
man place, east Of Arvada, carrying
both his arms in sling as u result
of falling out Of tree short time
ego. Both rms were broken twice
between the elbow and the wrist and
the little fellow IL quie badly handi-
capped.
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R. +. Rocpnnck, Howard. Alvin
and Florence Roepnnck and Albert
w. Recht started on trip TO
Cleveland, Ohio, in his Dodge, on
Sunday morning expecting to stop a
short while visiting relatives.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
A. G.. HOOVER, Pastor

Sunday School 1000 u. IN.
Morning Worship 100
Epworth Icnguc G:db
Evening Worship 500
Wednesday, prayer hour 7:iJ.
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Miss Claryce Shoop and Miss
Clarice Potter motored to TT. Col
lins last Thursday to spend the week
end with friends. They returned
Tuesday.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Clinton Reed. Pastor.

tihh'pH h'''s i"s'''
Sunday School nj 3:Ab n. m.
Service for WorahIp and Preach
ing of the Word at II.
Christian Endcayor nj 7:l5 p. m.
Evening services nt 3.
Md-wcck service for Prayer and
Bible study, Wed. at y p. m.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-08-03

The Enterprise wants news notes
from vour community. Phone W
mail them in by Wednesday Of each
aeok.
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Miss Rosabellc Ball of Lcadvillc
is visiting her aunt and uncle Mr..
end Mrs. j.. o. Iouser on North
Graves.ave.
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FOR sALE-Cherrics, Kalston sta
ton, second house west. Phone
Arvsds 200J.
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Mrs. G. S. Edwards OF Kansas
City, Mo-, is here visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clarence Shoop.
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John Bennett is breaking grount
for his new residence.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Srlrncc serviceg ar" hcb'
moruing 81 Werl Firi md
.delindc street,. at II o'cloci
Subject "spirit'
Sunday School Al $50.
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nue.. Chicago. The guests consisted
merely q relatives, large number Of
whom were present The groom Is che
son % Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Fischrupp
Of 119th street. well known whiting
boy. He IS employed In the Filter OIL
/ and for the present will reside with the
brides parents in Chicago.
WHITING LEGION To CELEBRATE
The whiting delegates who have re-
turned from the district meeting OF
the American Legion held Wednesday
at Monticello. were fred with enthus-
iasm for the work of Americanisna-
! This enthusiasm will manifest itself
in their efforts to make the Whiting
Posts Washington Bi5thday celebrs-
ticn an event to be long remembered
in the city OF Whiting and surround
ing communities. Preparations are be-
Ing made for the handling CO . large
crowd at the Slovenski Dorn. where
the celebration viii be held at o'clock
IN the evening. The principal speaker
Of the evening will be Oswald Ryan OF
Anderson, Ind. who is Indiana's repre-
sentative on the national executive
committee OF the American Legion.
Mr. Ryan was formerly chairman of
the EiEth district Americanism com
mission. and while so ACTING establish
ed a reputation for fearless and con-
structive work in this line. AS an
orator, few can surpass him. 4 num-
Der OF times at the last state conyen-
tion Mr.. Ryan electrified the delegates
with his talks. Those from Whiting
and surrounding communities who
have heard him are loud in his praises
Whiting Post considers itself quite
fortunate to secure such an able speak
er for this occasion. Indications are
that 8 large delegation from East
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WHITING NEWS

Gamma Epsilon Sorority az her home
IN Harper avenue IN Chicago tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Chant OF Cleveland ave-
nue.. who has been quite i'll with an at
tack Of tho du, IS much improved at
this writing
The Ladies' Ala 81 the Church 81
Christ will give q washington birth
day dinner next Wednesday evening
beginning at $3.50 p. m.
The Cradle Roll Mothers Of the NJ
e church will meet at the home Of
Mrs. c. P Mcneil. 4s1 oliver street
this evening at 1880 n m Mrs Mcneil
will be assisted BY Mrs. Orderman. Mrs
Hurst and Mrs. Piper.
Mr.. Paul N Gerba and Miss Gene5-
we've 10th attended the Daughters Of
Isabella dance Tuesday evening at the
Community center.
Mrs. Edwin r. Farr viii entertain
the members OF the Literature and His
tory section OF the Tortnightly club
at her home. 123 Cleveland avenue,
next Monday evening. Those &c ap-
pear on the program are Mrs. Richard
son. MRS Powers. Miss Yohn. Mrs. Vim.
Slower. Miss Gordon and Mrs. Jennings.
The classes IN Religious Education
were closed yesterday. there having
been an insufficient lack OF funds with
which TO continue the work for the
remainder Of the year. The work Will
be resumed next year. a campaign for
funds TO be begun in the near future
for the next years work.
The wedding OF Mr.. John Fischrupp,
Jr., OF whiting and Miss Olga Swanson
OF Chicago. took place at s O'Clock on
Wednesday evening at the home or the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs G. ".
swanson. s91s South sangamon ave-
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ROBERTSDALE
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT


The double variety programme. To-
morrow four acts vaudeville. 2-17-1t
Members OF the Protected Home Cir
Gle and their friends will be entertain
ed by the Messrs- Oscar and Walter
Brown AZ Bunco party this evening.
at the home OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Arthur
Schaefer OF $50 Atchison avenue.
Merele DAILY OF Roberts avenue &c
slowly recovering from the flu.
Arthur Golding. who has been con-
fined 70 his home on Myrtle avenue
for the past week with torsiltsis, has
recovered. and returned 20 HIS work
at the STANDARD Oil Co.
A son was born on Tuesday morning
20 Mr.. and Mrs. John Kosek OF Myrtle
avenue Both mother and baby are
reported to be getting along fine.
Mrs. H. Thiesson and son. Jr.. visited
her mother, Mrs. William Balm, who
has been very i'll with bronchitis at her
home at East Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ault CT Nom
nance. Ill. spent a few days at tho O.
E. Meek home on indianapolis oouie-
ward
Mrs. Hens still continues to improve
from her recent operation at the Mercy
hospital in Chicago.
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Miss Pauline scnlschtz attended ar
alumni banquet et the National Kin-
dergarten college IN Chicago.
waldo Jennings has Been conope6
q his home in oliver street fer several
days by Illness.
The Plymouth Aid Society nele a
most pleasant meeting In the Coprre-
gatlonal church,the guests Of homer
being former members who visited
here, they being Mrs Addie GRAY o.
franklin, Pa, Mrs. Nary GARDINER Of
auburn Park and Mrs. John Ault OF
Momence. IL a luncheon was served
1t noon.
The Plymouth club are Changing
their meetings to be held the drst
Wednesday OF each month al 1890 q
-. either at the church or at the homes
% the members. The members will
give a food sale in the church at $3.50
y n on next Thursday. February 25th
Mrs Ralph White entertained friends
50 bridge club party &c her home in
Oliver street
Miss Bessie Twilt OF oliver street
has gone to Wood River, III. where
she viii be the guest OF friends.
The Old Settlers will hold their reg
--1- 4ASCNiA5 Oh next A1Ss0@S evening
A mask party and program will follow
tho business meeting All members are
Ut ged 20 be in attendance as = good
rtme is IN store for them
Nr. and Mrs Harry Clair entertain
cd a number OF friends at a bridge
party.
Mr. and Airs. Lloyd Smith have left
Tor their future home IN Casper, Wye,
where the former is being sent by the
Stan lard oil CO.
Mrs Elizabeth Swartr Zimmerman
Will entertain the members Of the Beta
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LOWELL.

Mrs. W. c. Hale went 20 Fort Wayne.
Ind yesterday to visit her son and
family for few days.
Word has been received OF tbs death
OF Charles r. Spooner al San Diego,
Calf. His death occurred last Sunday.
His wife was formerly Mrs. Marietta
Davis OF Lowell and they were Just
married last fall
Rev. c. A Brown went to Chaterton,
Ind. yesterday to attend a banquet
given by the Mems Aid society OF the
NJ z. church OF that place. Mr. Brown
was former pastor CT the church there
and will be one OF the speakers At the
banquet
This eection had a touch OF real win
ter again yesterday morning. Tho
thermometer registered below zero.
Frank Ebert is confined 70 the house
on account OF sickness
Charles Reeves IS on t-9 SICK rsG
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chicago. Hammond, Indiana Harbcr.
Gary. and even from the southern end
OK the county will DO peresena 20 hear
him The committee n charge are
doing all that can be aske OF them In
making arrangements 20 handle the
audience.
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Mrs.. John soleweoel Of Myrtle ave.
nue., entertained Mr. and MIRA Crass
OF Hammond. ct her home on wetnes-
day,
Mrs. c. Buell. OF Indianapolis bcuie-
ward was a business visitor In Chicago
On Wednesday.
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HESSVILLE


NOTICE.
The following have been elected
trustees Of Concordia lutheran church
Of HessviIle:
Ernst Guenther, terr1 expire January,
1925
G. E. Lchse. terra expires January.
1924
Julius Krug. term expires January,
1928
Meeting held Feb 2nd. 1922.
2-1-o-17-s4 FRED DEDLOv, Sec
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Whiting
AdUertiis es,aenfs
Are Winners

All work done IN Beauty Culture
line done by MRS Fogie, 1893 Army
avenuA Phone SIS. Open even ngs
s-1B-zt
whiting Jewelry stores VII close At
.. m. except Monday and Thursday
az Q p n. Saturday and pay day at
10 2-lo-tf
Beginning January ise. 1922. dtvi-
dends 20 the amount of $4,000 are
exempt from the United States Cove
eminent Tax. Now is q good time to
Savings and Loan Association and saw
ing your exemption on this amount o
money. The dividends on s5,ooooo a.
at per cent are exempt from United
states Government Income Tax when
invested IN the Whiting Savings and
T.oan Association. 2-1s-se
When yo1 think oe furniture. thsnl:
Of K Gordon & Sozs- a-lee
$4,000 rolls or wal Paper, from Sc
to 75c per roll; about so per cent
cheaper than last year. Tom smelser.
SOS indianapolis boulevard 2-ls--
OBEY THE coNoUERING POWER
L you would be happy. the secret vii
be brought wildly before you soon a
the Star Theatre 4-ls-5t
wanted-A laundress. call Il; clevs-
land averGe S-41-1t
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whiting Jewelry stores VII close At
.. m. except Monday and Thursday
az p II. Saturday and pay day at
10 =. n 1-0l
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ALI work done IN Beauty Culture
line done BY MRS Fogle, 1893 Army
avenuA Phone SIS. open even ngs
3-1B4t