Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 53, Number 36, Jasper, Dubois County, 16 June 1911 — Page 4

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FRIDW JUNE 16, mil

St. Joseph's School Commencement For girls vrs held last Sunday night and a class of eleven young: ladies were given their diplomas. The class vs very nearly of the same age Miss Moutox being 15

years old and .Mss Kacniei

Doane, 13 years all the rest be

ing between those two. The class had an average of 89?-4 per

cent The average of the mdi

vidual members being as follows:

Kinga Runkel 79 Florence Siddons 85 Ju Ardela Salb 88 Viola Haller 88 A Katharine Schaaf 90 Hilda Moutoux 91 h Eveljn Dougherty 92 Evangeline Gugsell 92 3b Anita Binckley 92 h Elsie Sturm 92' Rachael Doane 95 h The College orchestra furnished some excelent music, in fact we thought it the best part of the exercises The little girls drills wre executed very nicely. The dialogues did not interest ur. At the close Kev. Basil delivered a short address and presented th diplomas, congratulations followed and all went home hap

py, in this connection it is proper to say that the entire class owe a lasting debt of gratitude to their earliest teacher, Sister Walburta, one of the finf st primary teachers that was ever in Jasper, and who started this class on the right way eight years ago. It is a fact that the primary teacher is the one who makes or mars a class of pupils. More attention should be paid to their selection. Give a clas .rood teachers for the first grades and the rest is easy they will get there Start them badly and they will never arrive. Common School Males 1911, COLUMBIA TP 7. Cecil Foddrill 80 Herman Milburn 82 Dennis Simmons 83 H V.Collins 81 Ernest Crowder 78 Hi man VVineinger 75 Knofel Wagoner 82 HARBISON TP. 5Nettie Himsel 86 Oscar Hief 80 Leo Mprkel 79 Jacob Harder 78 Robert Freyberger 80 BOONE TP. 10. Maude Petry 80 Glenn Schnarr 83 Marie Hornbpck 76 Robt. Mehne 78 Walter Mehne 75 Willie Fisher 77 Hi bert Weisman 75 Effie Mallory 81 Mamie Frank 76 Lawrence Fran'c 81 MADISON TP 11 Karl Mehringer 87 Ward Glezen 81 Adam Schmidt 81 Neida Morgan 78 Bernice Meyers 81 Veronica Buechler 79 Lela Wineinger 79 James Rose 75 Mae Bissey 75 Minnie VViegand 75 Nellie Dillin 75 BAINBRIDGE TP 26. Rachel Doane 95 Gladys Stewart 80 Victor Sprauer 80 j

Roy Birge 85 Klsie Sturm 92 Evelyn Dougherty 92 Vesta Gasser 80 Catherine Schaaf 9.) Anita Binckley 92 Viola Haller 88 Kinga Kunkel 79 Herbert Pfau 79 Everett Whitten 86 Florence Siddons 85 Ardella Salb 88 Evangeline Gugsell 92 Thos Kempf 79 Esther Kearby 76 Elizabeth Worrell 93 Ethyl Batts 87 Hilda Moutoux 91 Ethel Schnarr 80 Haze) Neu chafer 31

Bertha Jackman Emil Fisher Carl Cassidy Jefferson Tp.9 Nellie Jenner Edwin Wells Chas. Andry Claude Wade Carrie Fitter John Newton Edward Block Clarence Pruitt John J Betz PatokaTp 34 Hazel Schurig Ida Greenlaw Samuel Blemker Sadie Lorey Lela Rascher Nora Blemker Florence Roller Naomi Fuchs Irene Dufendach Carl Langebrake Anna Bierschenk Walter Hastedt Raymond Geiss Eudora Kruger Hugo Lemond Lola Anderson Isibelle Lemond Joseph Miller Roy Niehaus Arthur Alpers

Alene Blemker

81 7G 80

7S 80 79 78 96 75 81 79 SO SI S'l S6 91 8-1 83 78 76 85 79 78 77 78 77 76 77 76 76 76 76

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Amanda Winkenhofer 80

Hilbert Stineker 75 Minnie Songer 76 St John Lukemyer 81 Rudolph Woerter SO Norman Rolfes 75 Clyde Barnum 79 Lillie Saatkamp 75 Lula Schlegel 77 George Miller 8') Alfred Songer 78 Jeanette Wulf man 8S Raymond Zechiel 93 Cass Tp 12. Emira Sunderman 78 Louis Schu'te 8-1 Floyd Hemmer 90 Oscar Smith 84 Theophil Vittermaier S2 Emil Meuke 90 Roger Baker 87 Maria Meyer 81 Stlma Schoppenhorst 76 Theodora Frohne 77 Ella Fark 75 Bertha Wellman 75 Ferdinand Tp. 1. Renus Reinacker S6 Jackson Tp 1. Emil Limp 84 Total number successful 116. Miss Carrie Kitter of Jefferson

township carries the county honors, her grade reads 96 1-4 per

cent Weüld Suit Him Bettlr. "

Aunty Willie, nn angel brought yonr nainina such a nice new brother for you hist night Wouldn't you like to

e the dear little baby?

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Notice to Screen Window,

Door and Awning Contractor.

Notice is hereby givpn that

the Board of County Commis

sioners of Dubois County Ind., will receive sealed bids at the

County Auditor's Office at Jas

per Ind . up to one o'Hock P. M

I Monday July 3, 1911,

for screening all windows and

placing large screen doors at each of the four entrances to the Court House, and also for placeing awnings on all windows where the same is necessary on

said building. Nothing but first class material and workmanship will be accepted in the construction of the above articles and samples of awning to be used must be furnished the Board, by each bidder and bond in twice the amount of the bid must also accompany each proposition for this work. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Hy Order of Fred Alles, John Lubbers Jacob Hoffman, Commissioners of Dubois coun ty IndAttest M. A. Sweeney, County Auditor June 9, 3w.

Happy Results Have Made Many Jasper Reader Enthusiastic. No wonder scores of Jasper citizens grow enthusiastic It is enough to make anyone happy to find relief after years of suffering. Public statements like the following are but truthful representations of the daily work done in Jasper by Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Philip Schwenk, Mill St., 'aper, Ind., says: "I can vouch for the merit of Doan's Kidney Pills both from personal experience and from observation of their good work in other cases. 1 procured Dean's Kidney Pills at Flick and Pfau's Drug Store

and took them when suffering

from backache and stiffness in my neck. Relief soon followed their use and I am now in much better health. ' ' (Statement giv

en in April 1907.) Always Effective. On March 23. 1910, when Mrs.

Schwenk was inteerviewed, she!

said: Nothing has occurred during the past three years to alter my opinion of Doan's Iv;dney Pills I still take this remedy off and on and it never fai s to help me " For sale by all dealers. Price )0 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Notice to Tax Payers of Dubois County Ind. Notice is hereby given to the

tax payeis of the various Town

ships Towns and City to appear

oeiore tne Lsoard ot Review at

the Court House in Jasper Ind .

onthe iollowing days set apart

on which to hear complaints cf

their assessment of lands inr

provements etc if the same has not been fairly and honestly as

sessed by the various Township

assessors Remember and come in if possible on the date set for

your lownship, iown or City, and remember the Board will reduce your assessment wi lincrlv

f it is to high. Columbia Township June 21. Harbison Township June 22. Boone Township June 23. Madison Township June 21. Bainbridge Township June 2G. Marion Township June 27, Hall Township June 28, SJefferson Township June 29 Jackson Township June 30.

Patoka lownship July 1 Cass Township July 3 Ferdinand Township July 5. Jasper Town July 6 Huntingburg- City July 7. Birdseye Town Julv 8 Ferdinand Town July 10, The various township assessors are hereby notified to appear on the dates that their to-vnships will ba considered Each tax payer should take advantage to appear before the Board and help them to arrive at an honest and equitable assessment. Real Estate is only assessed oveiy four ears, so be sure and

see that the duplicate copy of your assessment is not to high Each person "ill receive courteous treatment at the ban 's of the Board, so come on and help us correct any mistakes made. Jasper, Ind., June 7. 1911 R T. M:Cune, Pres. Board of Review. M A. Sweeney, Sec'y

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