Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 50, Hammond, Lake County, 16 August 1920 — Page 10

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THE TIMES Monday, Ausrust 16, 1920.

VHITING and its PEOPLE

Mr. and Mrs. X. E. Wilson of Oliver street, motored to Plymouth, nd., on Saturday where they remained over Sunday, visiting friends. The regular meeting of the Daughters of Rebekaa will be he'.d on Wednesday evening. T&ere w:'.l be initiation of candidates and refreshments served. Ali members, are urged to be present . Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Locke of 408 Ohio avenue and daughter. Miss Lucilc, huve s-pent the pa-t wetk on a motor trip ti.ro ;gh various Wisconsin points. M.so Mildred Locke left for Silver Liwe. ''.Vis., Saturday to Join her parents in the remainder of the trip. th"y ai1. bain: expected to return on TY1--dr.e51.y . Mrs. Reuben Miller. Mrs. Sam Aronrrg b.r.i Misses Hannah Gevie-ts and JIattie Pitzeie have returned from a trip to Yellowstone Park. Rev. Father Julian Skriypinski of Ft. Adalbert's Polish church, is home fr"m a trip to Salt Take City. , M'.;se Anna Sullivan and Alice Lvoas ef Arrloton. Wis., have rrturr.e h sme after few days" viyit with their cousins, Mrs. Leo T. Mulva. r.d Attorney T Joseph Sullivan. Patrick Lynn has returned from a tv o -weeks' vacation. Clement Lewandoski, arrested by Game Warden Barber for fishing in Wolf Lake without a license, was released on a $?1 cash -bond. T. P. Lesser returned to his home In Warren. Pa., on Saturday after v:slt'.y Mrs. Kadon and his daughters Hissee Ruth and Dorothy Lesser. Sevbert Hm, arrested at 119th treat end Schragre avenue for havingno Ucer.aa on his automobile, was releaaad on a -$25 cash bond. Mr. aad Mrs. A. L. ru Fon and fa-nili" ji Sheridan avenue, are home from & -week- visit In Lawton. Mich, There will 'be a meeting- of the Old Settlers' club at tfca library tomorrow evening for tie purpose cf making rr.ngrecr.eTits for the home coming- cf tfce old settlers', members and friends at the WW ting park on Saturday afternoon. X-cs. 23th. Mrs. A. t. Heyden and children, of Ohio avenue left yesterday for a few i-?ek's visit -with her mother. Mrs. Hatt. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moore and family cf Ohio avenue, have returned from a vacation spent in Michigan. The death cf the 2-year-old son of Mr. and -Mrs. Charles Groat occurred at their home in Cleveland avenue. The funeral was- held at the Sacred Heart church on Friday morning where service was read by Rev. Father Wm. C. Miller. ROBERTSDALE Mrs. Harry Ooldlngr of 1300 Myrtle eve. found a woolen scarf at the Whiting park. The owner can have same ty identifying it and paying for this ad. j'bon 168M. The Ladiea Aid of the Luthern church , will give a roast beef and roast pork dinner on Thursday, Aug. 26. at 4:3Cy p . m. Mrs. Sharjvshire returned to her home In Hammond after spending, a week with her sister, Mrt, Fred Peterson find family of Lake ave, Mr. and Mrs. George Holaworth of Myrtle ave. entertained at a Bunco party on Thursday evening. Prizes were awarded Mrs- W. Starring; and Whiting Advertisem en ts Are Winners Xid-Aogrxsi Records now on sale at S-APw&NiHF.BG. 503 119th street. 8-12-tf rOB SAI-Tk A complete equipped el- ' -ctrlcaj -tore, at 3445 illchtgan ave., Ir.dlarva, Hrbor; Inquire, at Franklin 'Electric "Wtiting. 8-11-5 Zzzpott&xJ. xutitcd to a.11 members of the) American Legion, all ex-service Bum. and la the next of kin of soldiers who Ued 'while lit service. Whiting Post i"o. 60, American Legion as a part f-tta. flerrice win make out and forward to the War Department, applies. fojr 'the Victory Medal. All exftijpyrtce men. whether members of the American Legion or not. ahould bring Cir discharge papers to the office of the euita-.t. 113th street and Sheridan avenu-e, where 'their application, will he made out, certified and forwarded fx& of charge. BA3B.T E. POWERS .djulant. WJxUicff Post No. 80, Ameri can-Legion. 8-12-6 FOS SAID Cottage. 44 John street. 5 rooms, electricity, bath, newly decorated, cheap for cash, 1312 Dearborn St.. Chicago. 8-11-FRZSfCESS THEATER. TODAY A.YO TOMORROW. Special Pre-Releae Showing! Jack I!ckford in A Doable D-red Deceiver. We are showing this new- ! est film of Jack Fickford. which we guarantee ahead of any of the Chi- ! ccgo theaters. Corr-ing 'Wed. and fThura. Constance Talmadge in "The Perfect Woman." Adv. STAR THEATER TOMOHT Ruth Clifford in the "Amating Woman"; also screaming comedy "Spirit of Old Crow". Coming Wednesday and Thursday. ""Blind Husbands". Lame Muscles feel better immediately after an application of the soothing, cooling liniment. Abaorhine, Jr. Just a few drpps well rubbed in is sufficient, and the relief given is usually permanent., Absorb! ne.J is clean, pleasant liniment it b an reaaiilo adar and is rot prsusy S1JCS a bottle at moat aruglst W.F.YOUNG, inc. 7STgmptc flu l - Sprioefild, Mam.

A. Judson. After the games a dainty luncheon was served. Mrs. Harr of Alton. 111., is here visiting; her sister, Mis. John Plan, and brother, George Zerwer, and families of Myrtle ave. Mrs. Charles Johnson and daughter of Lake ave. were in Chicago on business Friday. Mrs. Dan Arnold of Lake ave. is spending: several weeks at her daughter's home in Marshall tiwn. Iowa. The Mesdames Hussel McCarty. Clara Tiinin and Hoy Wittier were Hammond visitors Friday. Mrs. Amelia Letter and son Herbert left the latter part of the week for Dumbar, Wis., whore they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Euehler and family for two weeks. A number of Mrs. Earl BuehWs friends and relatives stepped in at her home at Forsyth to help celebrate her birthday on Friday afternoon. The afternoon was most pleasantly spent and a very appetizing luncheon was served. Mrs. Buehler received many pretty gifts in remembrance of the day . Miss Vaneta Swago of the West Park addition left the latter part f the week for McComb. Ill . where sh- will spend her two weeks vacation with relatives . Mrs. Margaret BuehUr and Mrs. R. Schaff visited Tom Kafter at the St. Bernards Hospital in Chicago and report him getting along fine. Mrs. W. Payne and daughter ere in South Chicago .n business Thursday evening . Mr. and Mrs. F. . Langohr and sop returned from their motor trip to Louisville, Ky where they visited with relatives for two weeks. Mrs. Langohr's aunt of Louisvilie accompanied them on their return trip and is expecting to visit here for several weeks

Crown Point Mrs. W. Gresil and son Edwin of Oklahoma, who is visiting here Mis?. Nellie Greisil and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Greisil motored to Chicago on Sunday and ppent the day in the parks. Mrs. H. L. Wheaton is suffering with a slisrht attack of ptomaine pois. cnlng. Mrs. M. Hart leaves this week for Denver, Cdo., where she will attend the meeting of the Christian Science convention, held in that city several days. Miss Bessie Raasch is enjoying her annual vacation from her duties ithe. county clerk's office. Philenus Williams vs. Lillian M. Mufselman is the title of a suit filed in the circuit court last week. Williams entered into a contract with Miss Musselman. who is the manager of the Co-Operattcn Society here that for certain real estate sh" was to give him 31 ja!d up memberships in the Co-Operative society. Williams lived up to his bargain hut Miss Musselman fails to deliver the Co-Opera-tlvw stock. Mrs. Ci . D. Clark has- issued invitations for a luncheon to be held at her home on Friday at 1 P. M. Word has been received from Miss Margaret Et'.ing. who isin the Fresh Air sanitarium at Rogers Park, that she is much improved in health and that hs is able to be up and around the grounds the first time in over a year, having been confined to her bed during that time. Her great improvement will be welcome news to her many friends here. Miss Wilhelmlne Koschnicke has been unable to attend to her duties at the Lets Mfg. company during the past week on account of a severe attack of tonsilitis. Miss Mary Francis Eder is recovering nicely from an operation for the removal of her tonsils which was performed by Dr. Iddings of Lowell las-t week. LOWELL Virgil Nichols la visiting relatives In Kalamazoo, M.ich., for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Will Bogue returned to her home in Zion City. 111.. Saturday after a visit here with ilrs. Charles Rudolph and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hoevet. Miss Sylvia Rudolph returned home with her for a short visit. Marlon and Eleanor Nichols are visiting relatives In Chicago. Mrs. Abe Roush and children left for their home In Sheridan. Wyo.. Saturday, after a visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Laybourn. W. Fay Lynch of Chicago, Is visiting his mother, Mrs. John Lynch. Bernie B'eckman. who has been here BP Union Tire & Battery Co, 227-229 113th St., Wliitiag PENNSYLVANIA VACUM CUP TIRES A Free Tube with each casing. 'I fed splendid" 'Case-rets" act wrthoct Grpicg or Sirkrnirg you Sa Corrrsnientl Yoa vake cp with your Head dear, Cpnr!eion Rosy, Breath and Stoaach S-eet No Eiisness, Heaacb.e, ConstipaUou, Indigestioa.

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on a furlough for two weeks, returned to Washington. D. C Saturday. He la stationed there and is a driver for General Pershing. Thomas Dickinson, of Chicago, visited his parents, Mr. and Mr. W. T. Dickinson, here yesterday. Miss Theresa Bruchman, of Chicago, is isiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Bruchman. Mr. and Mrs" Clifford Stowell. of Topeka, Kan., came last evening for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stowell . Ike Gershman arid Edson Taylor, of Chicago, visited their parents hefe yesterday . Ed Clark, who is working In Gary. viitcd his family here yesterday. Harve Dahl of Chimjn, visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dahl. here yesterday. Miss Ruth T'.lton, of Whiting, visited relatives here Saturday night and yesterday. Charles Ceiga. of Whiting, visited his family here Saturday ni;ht and yesterday . LOnEU (Ol PLE WED. Edar Metcalf and Miss Ruth Sand, ers wero united in marriage at the home of her parents hen yesterday. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. IP.yron Metcalf and the bride if the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sanders. Both the bride and groom, are amoig our niif. respected and highly esteemi'-! voung people. They

I are receiving tr-.e cmisi u ...i. t their large circle of friends. They will make their future home in Gary. MEANWHILE the Braves took the .-liant? in an ,11-inninff slusr-st. 8 to 7 and dmrped n f-vrn inning afterfath, 1 to 4. IT TOOK them 12- tnninors on a hot afternoon, but the Dod iters trounced the rinllies. 6 to 5. and regained the Na- ' iun.il league b-ad. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' REPORT (Continue! from Page geven) Antonia Machir.kow ski. care of children Jennie Dawson, care of children Julia UuJa, care of children -J Olive Cole, care of children Clara Kakow . cars of children 0 Frieda Karl, car a of chiolren.Sadi'i Hemphill, care of children 4J.0O Margaret MacNeiil. care of clul-drl-n Conttantia Spiroff, care of chli- n dren Ji'Z, Marv Webber, care of children 20.00 Barbara Uuntrch, care of children 62-00 Jennie Mcllrath. care ol" children - - Nellie Wiik. care of children ft 2 00 Annie Ihnat. care of children 6?-9 Louise Luck, care of children.. 37. 10 Marv Stovduhar, care of children 62.00 Franccska Markowski, care if children 5.2, Mollie Vater. care of children 62 0 Antonia adja. care f f children 62 00 Mary Viilock. care cf children. 41 "0 Annie Mation, care of children- tiz.U'J Klla Cornwall, care of chidren S7.I0 Martha Easlnski. care of children 62 00 Marv Mroskowski, care of children 62.00 Manda Rusick. care of children 62. OC Indiana Tuberculosis Hospital State Hospital, care of patleths.J 104.64 Insane. Schlemmer Bros., clothinsr .$ S67.75 Public Advertising. register Publishing Oo.. bids for bridge plank $ 2.50 Lak County Star, notice for bids 8.30 Lake County Ptg. & Pub. Co., notice for bids 6.75 Gary Evening Post, notice for bids S5.55 Erroneous Taxes. Emily Hartlgan. erroneous taxes $ 19.14 Abram Burkett. erroneous taxes 76.16 Henry Martin, erroneous taxes. 1.98 Joseph Mancak, erroneous taxes 42.12 Lucy T. Davis, eroneous taxes 15. 43 Sarah E. Stuart, erroneous taxes 25.49 Scalp Bounty. Harleelne Banser. scalp bounty.$ .ofl Rudolph Blank, scalp bounty .50 Ed Kencus. scalp bounty 10 25 F. L. Rudolph, scalp bounty .75 RaJph McC?olley. scalp bounty 1.75 Prosecuting Attorney. Chgo. Tel. Co., service $ lt.fi7 Chgo. Tel. Co.. service 5. 00 Board of Children's Guardian. Katherine E. Lynch, salary as special agent 150 po Katherine E. Lynch, expense 67. C2 Sena. BorgT, services to board. 25.00 A. H. Watts, salary as special agent . 25.00 Lena Klunder. clerical : 60 00 Arthur E. Evans, salary as special aec-nt . 25.00 E. C. Selby. rent 50 nn Gary Evening Post . supplies... 3.00 C hgo. Tel. Co., services 5 SO Chgo. Tel Ov. services . 11.80 Probatlou Officer. Arthur E. Eanr-. expense $ 12 42 Arthur E Evans, sala-y lA.ro A. H. Watts, salary 104 o-i A H Watts, expense $ it Chgo. Tel. Co., services ! "l W. Vincent To'ikey-. steno. serv 15 oo Expense School Fund Loan. Fred R. Mott, arprJising Tobin . Losn $ " 3.10 Anton H. Tapper, appraising Tobin Loan s.iri Pair Grounds. F. E. Muzzall & Sons, estimate on buildings $3.00C.n0 E. H Crowell, estimate on building l.son nn Emil LambTg. inspector . ls4.og Brldfre Ploorlngs. Ray Seelv. Dickey PI. Bridge I 45.00 Kleoeilaneou Employees. Al D Barber, game warden t 5.00 Frank Rich s-rreef cleaning 25.00 Bridge Department. B D. Woodward, nipersntendentt 150.00 "hs. P.. Collin?, foreman 115 oo P. W Weftlmy, labor 1".3.S0 Walter Mitsch. labor 4 on Ch-Ls. Phtlfins. labiT loj.sn '"Tias. Daugherty. labor . 72 en Oliver Hershman. la'or lf3.sn Main Garage, gas and oil 115. H5 Michael Hoffman, oak piling and team service 3.00 C. I Ro"t, pupplie.s 5S.07 E. H. Crowell, urp!ies 7- 1 Ind. Har Ibr. & Cnil Co . inr.. 102 2 4 'V'n Pt. Battf ry fta., service 5 00 Wi'.iiam Bach, onk piling etc 45 So A A K'.hier. supplies 4 00 frhmai Ac Seberger. supplies S2.S0 H. C fiauffni. auto 509. nn H. C. n.ius'cn. supplies s.f Frril P.uee. I-iinber 01) s Th "hite CV.. jsuppiie m Paa.r,che Air Brush Co.. supplies 42. S5 Oravel Bead Constrncticm. Ray Feely. Jons Road 1?-.00 Kav Po'y. Kandhan Road 45.01 Ray Feply. Vernlank read 45 "0 P.av Peelv. A. J. Burn-; road 0 00

Ray Seely. B. F. Hayes road 30.00 Ray Seely. Edw. "Sates road St. 00 Ray eely, Jnu. Collins road 15.00 Ray Si ely. A. M. Turner road 60.00 James Brannock, estimate Buckley road 2,010.10 Henry Hathaway, Jno. Collins road estimate 7,133.4s Alden L. Strode, Rancthau road. 61 00 Alden L. Strode, A. J. Burns rd 16. on LawrL-ncti Strowe. Randhan road 3.5u ii K. Carroll, p.. F. Hayes road 14 bf H. E. Carroll, p. Williams road 5.25 H. E. Carroll, A. J. Burns roaij 9 0' H. E. Carroll, Buckley road 5.50 H. E. Carroll, Vtrplank road " 9.00 H. E. Carroll. Henderson road 10 00 H. E. Carroll. Kandhan road 4.50 Nellie Taylcr. Itandhan road ) Nellie Tayler, Buckle v road 4J"i Nellie Tayler, Burns road 6 cn Nellie Tayler, Turner road S.oj Nellie Tayler. Collins load 4.0 1 J. Schrocter, Burns road 12. tin Wm. J. Schroder. Randhan road 4 5.S-'. Win. J. Scliro'-tcr, Brown ruiirf Of, Goo. M. Foland. Reed-r & Kaiser Roads (en. to Indpls.) 22. li Geo. M. Poland. Reeder road (tranMcrip;) 35.00 Geo. M. Foland. Kaiser road (transcript) 35. 0C Isaac Van Trump, Stuits Road (inspecting) 195. OC Is-aac Van Trump. Vcrplank road (inspecting) 165.00 Low is E. Barnes. Turner road (posting notice) P. So Iewis E. Barnes. Burns mad (posting notice 5.50 Indianapolis Commercial, notice T.isscn road letting S.H0 Wallace Hayden. Collins road OR 0i H'-nry Nimetz, Randhan road (inspection) 84.00 Hv'iiur J. Stowell, Buckley road 1 inspection) 45.50 Matsi.11. Kane & Rofs, opion on McCracken road t: ir.s5i.rii" liyrr Mat son. Kani & Ro.-s. opinion on Barnes No. 2 Rd Truiisc pt llC.Oo Gary Daily Tribune, notice Lassen road letting 15.72 Gary Evening post, notice Lassen road letting 15.4'i Sidney Ainsworth, auto hire to various roads 12.00 Sidney Ainsworth. auto hire to roads 9.50 Geo. G. Schaaf, expense to various Gravel Roads SlS.Ki M. D. Helny, Randhan road (estimate) 2,400.00 Gravel &oad BepaJrs. Clarence M. Eder. Supt. $ 135.00 t'iartnee M. Edcr, repairs on grader etc. 20.88 Peter Van V.'ilhgan. labor 887.00 Nellie Tayler. clerical 30.00 I. J. SinsweiW. labor 760 5m .1. A. Kilbouriic. labor 203.75 C. C. Shearer, labor f.08 on Goo. Gcrf, labr fino.soJohn Schubert, labor 171.13 Richard Woodko. labor 195.10 Howard Slocomb, labor l,184.;o I'uis E. Bixenrnan. labor 219.73 Frei Granger, labor 806. Co See Teaming fr Supply Co., grader 515.00 Ideal Crushed Stone Co., stone. 20s .26 Ideal Crushed Stone Co., stone. 649.21 Idfal Crushed Stone Co.. stone. 469.87 The Emulsiled Asphalt Co.. asphalt 69.30 Johnson Construction Co., stone chips 241.00 Johnson Construction Co., asphalttc concrete 741 00 K. II. Kuttner, slag, etc 396.25 GAL. 3 E. H. Kuttner, slag 517.48 A. Morri. auto repairs 30.90 The White Co., repairs to trucks 133.40 Main Garage, supplies and labor 238 .19 H. C. Claussen. supplies 31. on Kunerts Garage, gas and oil etc. 27.71 Lake Co. Auto Supply Co., repairs and tirep 65.71 Champion Auto Equip. Co., tires Ford truck 83 75 Chgo. Tel. Co., service 9.64 Standard Oil Co., gas and asphalt 677.4S Coroner's Xnuecta, Body of Babv Benarsky E. E. Evans J 7.50rd Leo Bonaventura, constable 1.75pd C. M. Townsley. clerk 2.00pd E. E. Evans, mileage .npd Barbara B"narsky, witness .75 Body of Prokseda McKinnis E. E. Evans $ 7 50pd Leo Bonaventura, constable 2 25pd Elsie V. Peterson, clerk 2 ""pd E. E. Evans, mileage .5pd T R Th ns M. T poft mor-

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lo.OOpd Jusa Drigei, witness Albina. Ozis. witness Mary Koczka. witness. Body of Paul Mtkinnib E. E. Evans i Leo Bonaventura. constable. E. V. Peterson, clerk t. K. Johns. M. V.. post mortem E. E. Evans, mileage Albina Cuis. minces Josie Dicgel, witnessMary Koczka. witness Body of Adam Zygmund E. E. Eana 1 Ephraim Rcid, constable Fcrm Miller, clerk E. E. Evans, mileage Allen Mummery, witrtess H U. Ballaru. witness c l Dut.in. witness 7.5p J 2.0ipd 2.00pd lS.Opd .b"pa .75 .75 .7 a 7.50pd 3.0Cpd 2.0f'pd .o'-pd . 5 .7 5 .7 5 Body of s.viwett-r Graynard (.Fiank Fisher) E. E. Eans $ Ephraim Ke:d. constable - t'eriio -Miller, clerk E. E. Evans, mileage Max E. Quant, witness N. T. Wylown. witness Body of Stove Garayj I-:. E. Ea::s $ Gijt. L. Gurard, constable Kern.- Miller, clerk . E. E. Evans, mileage Mi ve Gargyj. interpreter Ju.ii Gargyj. witness Alex Barer, witness Mary Gargyj. witness Steve Gargyj, witness Body of l'aul Batalis I-'.. E. Evans 1 Feme Miller, clerk K. E. Evans, milvage r Glen T. Brown, witness Charlie Williams, witness J. C. sSw.-H k. v. itnos Bodv of Emelia Sochacki E' E. Evans Ephraim Rcid, constable I ei rre Miller, ckrk K E. Evans, mileage Mike Sochacki, interpreter Konstanty Sochacki. witness. Mrs. Konstanty Sochacki. witness Body of Clifford Patterson K. E. Evnr.s $ Ephraim Hid, constable Feme Miller, clerk E. E. Evans, miloage .1. C. Canally. witness Walter Gerber, witness M.-lvin Ncallon. witness Joseph Kerr, witness Almon Farmon. w-itness Cclv of Nancy Barnes E. E. Evans $ Fcrne Miller, clerk E. E. Miller, mileage Rebecca Parker, witness Lucius Parker, witness Body of Mrs. Wm. Mut-lle'r E. E. Eva of $ Feme Miller, clerk E. E. Evans, mileage Dr. Schaible. post mortem Body of Arthur Christiansen E. E Evans $ W. E. Shaver, clerk . E. E. Evans, mileage , lena Christiansen, witness. Francis J. AVoitich. witness Body of Tony Levandow-ski E. E. Evans -J John C. Stephens, clerk E. E. Evans, mileage John Pora. constable William Wright, witness M. S. Wyland. witness Body of Mike Berila E. E. Evans J John C Stephens, clerk John Pora. constable E. E. Evans, mileage Dr. J. A. Teegarden. autopsyMike Berila. witness - 7.50pd 2.fiOpd .C'pd .30pd 7.50pd 1.30pd 2.0Cpd .30pd l.lOpd .7 5 .75 .75 .75 7.50pd 2.0(pd .5"pd .75 7.50pd 2.00pd 2,opd .50 pd 1.10 7.50pd o.ofipd 2.00pd .30pd .75pd .75 .75 7.50pd 2.onpd .50pd 7.50pd 2.00 pd ,20pd lo.OOpd T.SOpd 2 oopd .50pd .7 a .75 7.5"pd 4.nopd .SOprj 7.95pd 7.S0pd 4 OOpd 2.15pd .60pd 15. OOpd .75 E"dv of Nick Kith E. E. Evp.ns ) lO.oopd John Tora, constable John C. Stephens, clerk , K. E. Evans, mileage Dr. Ell Levin, autopsyJohn Lazar. witness William Hughes, witness Ed J. OTonnell. witness Eodv of w. E. Darrow 4.05pd 5. OOpd .60pd 15.0-Opd .76pd .7npd ,75pd E. E. Evans lO.OOpd John Pora, constable 7.75pd John C. Stephens, clerk. 6.0pd E. E. Evans, mileage , .5"pd Clarence McKee, witness 4 .75 Fred Gries-wank. witness H. E. Johnson, witness .75 Ed Xeff, witness GEORGE M. FOLAND. Auditor Lake Count v -3

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