THE OT.JOHIVS NEWS VOLUME xxn —NO. 43 THE ST. JOHNS NEWS, THUKSOAT AFTERNOON—JUNE 1, 1911. BnSTPA<^ ONE DOLLAR A TEAR

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Valaatlnc and Forest Hill _ Stars ...... — ______.§ 4 .090 Coonall and Pronpset strsau. whea a baautlful Rold watch recently prw- tbsir yonnger daughtsr, Mins Fiorenes fiK • ELOQHEIT MDRESS gsntsd to hUn by thacasualty company illLlillSiESSMrrtBIIS Besnlts Last Hnadny. Rse. bsoa nm tbe bride ^ Cuth- for haying osnt In the larpsat number MCLNED lELLT MM hart L. Hand of LsOraaga, wyoaslng. of applications during ths month of DeWItt J. Fowler i. Houlh Riley IS. Red Sox t. Tba aar vitas ware read by tbe Rav. April. Attached to ths watch was a Matt Mullan in tbe presence of tba beautiful fob with a diamond sotting. Forest Hill va. Stars, no game. CATBOLK’ (’BUH’B PILLED TO CA- HEBVBD PEOPLE AR PBERIDENT MOTBRNOHm AfTlOE VTRTBBT TD inuaadlste family of tba brtda. and In referring to the matter ths Rec­ later in tbe dny Mr. and Mrs. Rand LABSB NOBBBB OF TBE OLD DDTB PACITT HENDAT BOBHim ord says. "In March notice waa sent to DgNies Next RMiAgy. .. OLD FDLITfNBANR. ! WBBKI RT. JOBER WAR TILLAOE. South Riley va Red Hog. on the David left for tbeir home la Wyoming all agsnu that the prise of a hand­ where tMS groom owns a large moeb. TITBIT OUT. some gold watch would be given to Toing farm, aoutheast of Rl. Johns. Round I^ke wa. Forest Hill at For ­ Mlm MacDongid la one of tbe moot Lanir liNNiWr •! Hsl4i»w UsIm !• the state agent, from whose sute was chamdag young ladioo of this cHy received the largest number of appli­ Eatlve ef Reetinnd —f'nrrM Thfengh est Hill. and baa boats of friends In St Johns Vkllod fllglM Nmvy ggd ■■•lilrtiMr Tn IE—B—tifNi Pl«r Ptf- cations during ths month of April. DeWitt ea. Fowler, at Fowler. Long Dnslaess Life RIardy Ben. land vicinity where obe baa always re­ WMb !• I'tarrA. Illinois sending In dtO. made Its hand- sided. After completing tbe preacrib- some and affable state agent the hap­ esty sf Bis Bare. The Oldsmobilea from I.«ns:ng are ed course of study In the bl^ school rivfl War T« dated to play here next Sunday after­ py poaaeaaor of the handaocneot watch here she etudlad at the Chicago School noon at the usual hour. Over one hundred membeni of the in the country. Our friend Valentine PolltlcUuis have bqen making a mi­ of Expression two years, sad is a A. R. and W. R. C. Attended Bem- won this watch by bard work, as he FV>Uowing several months’ illness Eaeortad by fifty small boys aad from a compHnatton of disaaaes. John Westphalia defeated Collins In a nute asarch through thair books of reader of marked ability, always pop ­ ortnl eenrlcee in St. Joeeph’s ('ethollc has been in Uie field constantly for rules of the political game, and delv ­ ular srtth her audiences. 'girls from the public schoola. tbn church Sunday morning when the an- the past three or four months, organ- D. Henderson, widely known In this 12-Inning game Saturday by a score msmbara of the O. A R. marchad to part of the state, passed away at an of 1R to 14. .Notwithstanding the big ing into the post political history of Mr. Rand la a young man of indua- ual addreaa waa delivered by Rev txlng hia districts and appointing new the state to aacertain where Govar-1 try and is rapidly pushing to the top the cemetery Tuesday morning to tba John Lynch, the pariah priest. agents. He la very popular with bis early hour Saturday morning, and In score. It was a good game. music of tbe city band, to again plaea hia death St. Johns loaea a good clti- nor Oabora found a precedent for | *n wammn country. He Is very The weather was ideal and the pop ­ men and they all worksd-hard to make appointing his opponent for the nomi-1 highly regarded by thoae in this bloaaomi over the pulsalaoa hearta of ulace turned out in large numbers to him winner." ten —a man who In the years gone Sl. Johns played Frtwiervllle at the comrades. gave much of his time to promote the hatter place last Sunday md were de- nation for governor, as well as the j cRy who have beconw aequaintad with Join with the vetsrane in doing hom­ Mr Valentine la the son of E. L candidate who oppoaed hia election, i h*® <*■ vlatta to St. Johns, and he day was cool, and tbe line of age to the memory of the fallen Valentine of 9L Johns and is well welfare and general Interests of the : feated 4 to 3. Wiggins was in the box boys in blue waa fully as long as It village while acting as Its president for the locals and pitched a fine game, to two of the moot important pinces. I hia bride will take with them to heros of the civil war, and at 10 knosrn In this communtiy. within his gift. They have not been ! D»elr new hotne t^ie beat srisbea of was a year ago, and tbe small remnant oclock. the hour fixed fer the servloe. and a member of the hoard of trustees. !he being hitleas. for six periods. of tbe army marched Just ss lively as Mr. Henderson was bom near Edin ­ able to find any rule or precedent and ) •cores of St. Johns friends for a long the comniodioue church was filled to speculation la rife as to what particu­ happy life. It did Ijat May. its capacity. The altar waa tastefully burg. Scotland. January 1*». 1*1'. com ­ Maple Rapids la "coming back" on After going to tbe sokHers' moou- JEM HM iMY UNO • ing to America with his pgrents In i her good record of past seasons, loist lar theories of the game Induced the adorned with white blossoms and chief executive to make the appoint ­ ! msnt. around which were placed tbe festoons and knots of ribbons of the IMS. After a shon residence in De­ Saturday was her first game of the I flowers honoring the "unknown dead** troit the family came to St Johns sermon and the hunch cleaned up on ment of Lawton T. Hemana. late cimoLics I the little people went to all parts of national colors. The long line of old CMISeTllflOUIIIilMIIOON Democratic candidate for governor, I soldiers and the ladies of the Relief and this place has continued to be Ho«ith Riley .^ to 1. In the county the cemetery placing flowers on the the home. On OrtoixT 11. 1*<»JI. Mr. I league South Riley has not been de ­ for member of the railroad conunis- Corps were met at the door by the slon. and Patrick H. Kelley, late can- { ID BONFili BK CUBS flag marked mounds, while tbe band O.hE 01' HOBNEH KILLED. OTHER Henderson was married to Miss Betsey feated this season. played a number of selections After priesu and twelve acolytes carrying dIdate for the Republican nomination | ribbons of red, white and blue attach­ I BADLY rrr abopt body . Tallmadge and to them were bom six the graves had been decorated ths i children, all of whom with the widow Ad. Wolgast. the lightweight cham­ for governor, member of the commis- i ArXILIARY RIHHDP KBLLT WILL ed to the processional cross. slon to Inquire into the present tax | ' members of the G. A R. read thair ssr- survive pion. formerly of Cadillac, put it all vice, returning to the hall a little be- The attractiveness of this proces ­ system oX the state. PERFORM NAf’RAMENT. sion alone was well worth any sacri­ A dead horse, another one badly in ­ Manv years ago Mr Henderson over "Frankie" Bums of Ijou Angeles : fore noon. jured and a demolished plate glass formed a partnership with his brother. at San Franclat'o last Saturday, Friends of the governor say. how- ^ At 2 o ’clock the annual address was fice It might have cost to attend the ever, that he named Prof. Henry C.! service. window were the results of a short WllllsTn G. Henderson. In the lumber Rums’ seconds throwing up the On... Wednesday. June 7th. Bishop_____.. given by Rev. Matt Mullen tow .s •«largs After the guests of honor had been but terrifying runaway Saturday af­ and grist mill business under the sponge in the ITth round to save Adams, of the i nlverslty of Michigan. Kelly of Ann Arbor will confer the gathering of aoldiers. ladies of the seated. Mrs W. M. Htocker. In behalf ternoon. ftmi style of J. D. Henderson A Bro.. I Bums fmm a knock-out, Wolgast ^ »J commitalon because sacrament of confirmation \ipon a i lief corps and their friends of the two organizaatioits, the (Irand While standing at the rear of Ber- and the partnership continued to exist 'had It "on" Bums all the way and he of I rofr^r Adams bn^ knowledge , ^ 200 persons at St Joseph'a On the platform with CommandST Army of the Republic and the Wom ­ gin ’s elevator, the team belonging to until the death of the senior member was a badly punished (and punimeled) of taxation, his capability for Judging church., Pewamo. At the aame time Lsland and the speaker of the day en ’s Relief Corps, presented the Mrs. .Norman Williams, became Saturday morning last man when the end came. The match the ^onh of property and his excep- ^e sriH dsdicate the church edifice ' were Mayor Jefferies. Rev. J. T. Ew- church with a beautiful silk flag, at frightened and atarted at a mad pace Mr, Henderson was a prominent was set for twenty rounds. tlonsl ability »P‘ srhich has recently been beautified in ' Ing who offered prayer. W. M. Stoek- the same time asking that it be placed up Clinton avenue. After crossing Mason and was past commander of "tMl Judging as to the jt, interior by an artist from Bohemia, er who read Lincoln's Address at at the head of the casket containing the tracks of the D. ft. H. A M. Ry., the K. T. In the early hlstorj of rharles Stephenson umpired ball efficiency of any system. Mr. KelHy Kurspe, and is aaid by those who have Gettysburg, aad Mias Mary Merriflsld the remains of a "boy in blue" when they headed in for the sidewalk and St Johns he was president of the vll- games between M. A C. snd T’. of M. was named tmu^ the governor ,ecn the work of the artist and whojNrho gave a moat delightful reading. the tinw* comes for his laying away. In plunged through the plate glaaa llage for a long term and previous to St Ann Arbor Decomtion day. Wed ­ Ileved him to be closely In twch with sre competent to Judge, to be of great Mrs. Florence Bishop Olaspie sang accepting the gift. Father Lynch window of O. P. DeWitt A Son's that had served on the village board. nesday he held the indicator on the the Slate governmental machinery. lU ! two beautiful aolos wholesale grocery house making a I He was reared by Scotch Presbyter­ game between the M. A C. and Central needs and conditions, as well as his j f}|si,op Kelly will be aasistsd by heartily granted the favor aaked. say­ Address. ing that when it becomes his duty to crash that eras heard a long distance. ian parents and^sras early taught the .Normal (ML Pleaaanti on the Agricul ­ knowledge of public sentiment re- | w*veral prieau from all over the One horse was severely cut about the ways of truth and rectltu^. and from tural College grounds This week garding various phases of the tax coo- On that day tbe church will Following is the address given by say the last words over a decetumd ilev. Mullen. soldier, the folds of "Old tilory ” shall legs and shoulders while the other this path he never twenrsd. dealing Friday and Saturday "l*eg ’* umpires dltions and the reforms srhich the j thrown open to all Irrespective of one suauined two or three fractures honestly and Justly with all men. and the games at Ann Arbor between the people will desire. In addition, thsylchureh creed or profeaaion-and all It Is with a feeling of dlfndetsee enshroud the casket. say. the governor believes that Mr. 1 welcome On on«> of the pillar’s of the in one of Its forelegs, and was short­ giving of hia earthly poaa sasions with Jap team fmm Tokio. Japan, and the and also of unworthlneas that the sanctuary is a crucifix, and near the ly afterwards kUled by the adminis ­ a liberal hand but always in a wav C. of M. team. Stephenson has per­ Kelley has rendered the state much Sunday opwaid of seventy- speaker begins bis address 00 this pillar at the opposite side has been tration of chloroform. most quiet and unobstraaive. formed aa umpire for several colleges good service for which he has r»iceiv- , children will receive their ffnt occasion. Standing In the pressnes'^ The accident Is one of the most ex­ Home time ago Mr. Henderson, with this season and he Is giving the best ed little or no compensation, and i holy communion. of these honored men who 00 worth­ placed the flag, "to speak forever," therefore he U entitled to a poaltlon i Wlttllff, pastor of the Ca- said Father l4ynch, "of the great pensive ninaways known In this ri- other members of his family, united of satisfaction, acconling to college ily wore the uniform of their countrr things for which the church stands, I cinity for a long time. The horse was with the Conregational church, and papers Where there la a reasonable oompen- ,hoiic church In our neighboring vil­ and so bravely defended Its colon^ a good one, valued at poaalbly tISO the funeral services which were sation. lage haa aomethlng to be proud of in one can but realise his utter tnsuf- t;od and Country." ' while the plate glass sraa placed Mr. Wykea. the third member, has In beginning the address Father held at the home Monday afternoon Pewamo came to St Johns Itecora- ' the church edifice and parochial resi­ ftciency for the task Isid upon him I In the store not long since at a cost were conducted by Rev Matt Mullen, been an attorney for the state in dence and grounds connected irlth snd the honor conferred in the invita ­ Lynch referred to the pleasure he tlon day with a patched-up bunch of many of Its fights over questions of felt in welcoming the old soldiers and I approximating $M. hia pastor, aaalated by Rev. J. H. Wil* players snd gave, in connection at them he has been instrumental in a tion to deliver the Memorial Day Ad ­ cox. The burial was under the aus- taxation and Is thoroughly convers ­ great measure in perfecting, and dress on this fiftieth anniversary of the ladies on their annual Memorial times with their opponents, an exhibi- j ant with Its tax lasts and taxing sys­ day. and in a beautiful manner refer­ ^ jes of the Masonic order. tion of ball playing that would caiiae there are few parishes the site of his the beginning of that greatest of sll r?The children who survive their fa­ tem. as well aa the limitations of tbe in tbe State that can compare with civil srars. red to the welcome that alt nature FEonty one to make oath that he wotiuld never constitution, having served in the seemed to be extending. The pulse of ther are J. E. Henderson of Detroit; attend another—It was simply mtten; them. As the sunlight in sll its glory fislls Anna, wife of W. H. Burk of Chicago; body which constructed the present upon us this day so upon our native the nation seemed to b*- beating with but we probably all will go again. constitution. sceuLED Foil mm Della, wife of E. F. Boron of St For tbe first six Innings the locals land rests tbe providence of our heav­ the sentiment of the day. One of the suggestions made for the MQC CIDill DliPlf He made but slight reference to the Johns; Bessie, wife of D. L Johnson played good ball, Pewamo acoring but miiu. (MNRn iiLMiA enly Father that greatest of all a of Detroit, Agnes, wife of B. F. commission of Inquiry to take up nation ’s blessings, pence. And It is sacrifices made by the boys in the six­ EVENT WILL BE NI.NTH IN HIH. one nin during those periods. After when it begins Its Investigation of the Schoenhals of this city, and Mist Jen ­ that the balloon went up and Pewamo well, for this is the dsy of menuiry to ties although paying a high tribute to TDRY »¥ HT. JOHNS Hi'HiNIL. state taxing system, is that relative to DO RmONIE OF SON the courage and valor that brought nie Henderson crossed the pan seven times in the our people. While we honor the sol ­ The remaining members of the fam­ local asaeaaing officers Why not diers Uvtng. we slso psy tribute to out of a chaos a nation founded upon remaining innings, most of the runs | have assessors appointed by state au­ the principles that now underlie the The ninth annual interscholasttc ily who came to St. Johns so man/ on both aides being made on errors MOTHER OF W. J. BLACK TirTTM the memory of our grsster army of years ago are William G. and James thority rather than elected In their heroes upon whose hearing no longer government of the 1’nlted Htatea track and field meet of Central Michi­ and "blobs." The story of the disaster taxing districts. Is the proposition of The work of the soldier Is not yet gan will be held at the fair grounds B. Henderson and Mrs. G. A. Tall­ and comedy of errors by Innings is aa OF MALIGNANT CA.NCEH- breaks the call of bugle snd whons madge of this city. Mrs Katherine one state official. He proposes that pulses shnil never more quicken at done, he must not be content with near St. Johns Saturday of this week follows: the governor and two other state of ­ past achievements, ftreat questions and with good weather the sports Hunter of Dayton. Ohio. Mrs. Carrie Mrs. Sarah Black died Wednesday the tap of the drum Sutter of loM Angeisa. California, and Innings ^ .1 2 3 4 6 7 « 9 ficials act as a commission to Inves ­ at this moment confront the Ameri­ promise to equal any of former years. Pewamo 000001043— * morning at 6; 30 at the home of her Fifty years ago the veterans of to ­ a half sister. Mrs Bliss of Pontiac tigate and select the assessors, as­ day were boys. And when the call for can people —questions that demand The program of events includes a St. Johns ..1 1 0 3 7 0 3 0 X—I.". serting that while the saseaaors arc •on. Wm. J. Black. West Cass street, imm^iate attention, and the soldier 100 yard dash, mile run. pole vault Mr. Henderson ’s death occurred on after a long lllneas from cancer. A trtmps came they instantly retpondad the first anniversary of the death of Batteries: Pewamo—Davern and amendable to local Influences there and tbe earth shook so forward they must fight them out in his individual high Jump. 440 yard dash, putting 12 .Miller; St. Johns—Clark and Eckert, will never be egual taxation short prayer service will he held at life, adding the strength and power of pound shot. 220 yard low hurdles, his nephew, Frederick Ritchie, who TTie «^mmlssk)n’ mc“'in"Dlitrolt llhe house I^d^morning and the body (rontiniied on page 5.) ' was drowned in the Detroit river last empire—George Judd his convictions to that of others in running broad Jump, half mile run, terday to organise and one of the taken to Pinckney to be laid at reat overcoming the existing evils. Liber­ 220 yard dash. 12 pound hammer year, and Just four months after the beslde her husband srho passed away Nimrs. .death of his sister. Mrs. James Ritchie, first things to be done is to secure ’To the property owners and othars ty to make the laws of a nation does throw and a half mile relay. a sort of balance sheet, showing on ten years ago. not man license to break them lib­ The schools to paTMcipate in .the who passed away in Detroit January Mrs. Black haa alsrays resided in interested In the following propound 27th. MMOUNCEIIENTOFFinifllE one side every course of revenue tbs public Improvement rix.; to grads, erty means reaponsiblllty and respon ­ various sports are Ionia. Ithaca. Ovid state has and on the other Its various Michigan. She was born near Pinck­ sibility means duty. and St Johns, the number of entries Among the many relatives and ney. September 9. 13B0. and before curb and pave Railroad street from friends from out of the city who at­ channels of expenditure. That sill the West line of Clinton avenue to In spaaking of some of the great from the different schools being near ­ lillPmS M CONNH enable a study to be made to ascer­ her marriage was Mias Sarah M. Tay­ men of the world he named the names ly equal. tended the funeral services Monday lor. In March. 1*70. she raarri^ ' the east line of Brush street; also to were Mr. and Mm. W H, Burke and tain whether any reforms can be grade, curb and pave Railroad strsst of the great commanders of the armiea T H. Townsend will act as referee Regular meeting of Radiant Chap­ brought about in the present system; William Black and to them were born of this country, names so dear to all of the meet. DeWitt Heorgo Judd daughter Marie of Chicago; Mr. and two children. W. J. Black, of this city from the east line of Clinton avenus Mrs. John E Henderson and Mr. and ter No 79 O. E. S. Wednesday evening. for Instance whether the state is car- pairloilc ritlsena and In this manner and Ed. Hulse sill be Judges; W. G. rying the burden of some feature of ‘"J, J*' to the east line of Oakland strsst; Mrs D. L Johnson of Detroit; James June 7. also to grade, curb aad pave Hlgham introduced the key-note of hia ad- Wykoff and V. E Stephens timers; government which should be assessed Since the death of her husband Mrs dreas, loyalty to the ('oromander-in- E. K. Knight, scorer and Gerald Dsn- Ritchie, rs Jane Allen. Mrs. Wm. Al- Black has spent tbe greater part of street from tbe east line of rilntoh lien. Robert Ritchie. Mrs. Grace Payne Band of workers will tne*t with locally In counties according to the avenue to tbe east line of Spring Chief of (lod'a Army. Jeaua Christ. ley. announcer. Don Whelan It ath­ kMrs. Ed. Cronaman W«>dnesday after­ differing benettta they derive. the time In the home of her son. Her The latter part of the eloquent ad- letic director. , Ritchie, Mat. Jane Aleln. Mrs. Wm. Al- aged mother died a few months siare street; also to grade, curb aad pnvs I Swan. H. G. Peckham. all of Detroit; noon. June 7. Members are requested survives. living Rpt^ttk street from the north Mae of dregs was an urgent plea for a truer ,10 go on 1 o ’rloek car. EIGHTH GRADE GBADrATEN. but her father still and fuller fidelity to the real things Mrs James Bliss of Pontiac; Mrs. near Petoakey. Higham street to the south lias of of life^ more consistent suppdrt of jJane French, Gi)pnd I^ge; R. V. County eighth grade graduating ex­ She laavea beside her father and two Railroad street. MEMKRS OF GOMNIINIOEilY Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Second division of Kings ’ Daugh- ercises will be held aa follows: _ „ ______Notice Is hereby given that thsrs th<' church and Its aervlrea. iters will meet with Mrs laaar Holton children seven grandchildren, two The people of every nation have Tallmadge of laintlog; Dr. L M. Hen- Eureka. Wednesday evening. May brothers and two dste^' baa been deponitsd srith the cleric of HflNOeWEIOHTOFDBID iderson of Homer; Rev. aod Mrs. C. A. I June .7th. As this sill be the last 31, 1911* the City of SC. Johns for public sn* their standards, every army has its meeting before vacation a lanr> atten ­ Shepardsville *rhursday evening. enatgn.' The standard of the church Whaley of Rath; Mr. and Mra. Ik amtnatlon. specifications of work, ma­ I O’Neal and Mias Hannah Burk of dance la desired. June IsL 1911. terials aad ronatruetion. aad anti- of Jesus Christ la the erosa. the atar GRATER DP DECEASED FRATERR Eagle. Monday evening. June 5, 1911. LMOE CUKS TD BE and stripes of which are the words Ionia; Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Mahar and mates of the coats aad expenses of tbs Tbe Woman ’s Social I^saguc of the St. Johna. Tuesday evening. June that were placed above it at the time of ADORNED WITH FI/IWERR. Fred Csrruas of DeWitt. nmra nyiny nc following proposed improvement M E church will meet at the home 20tb. 1911. which ths council of said city intends the rnirtflxton Men must continue for ­ of H. S. Hoesea for their annual plc- Maple Rapida. date not definitely ______ever to rally around this standard, up­ Nearly fAy Sir Kolghta were In .NonrE. to make, rix.; to grade, curb aad pdws olc aad laat regular meeting for the determined, hut prohnhiy Wednenday ^ wiwssaw hwt v WAwsiu ws^^m* wsu tbe several streets shove named. holding the great principles for which line Sunday afternoon when the St To tbe property owners and others year Tuesday aOsraoon. Juat dth. evening. June 21nt, 1911. BIRBDF BBLLT BARBS FIBHT TfR- it sunds. |johna comnaandery, after meuMrial interested In the following proitosed The dlscrict to be aasssssd for onM Fowlsr. Thursday evening. June 22. IT IB RT. JORBPMNI PARIRB. Improvement romprises sll the follosr- ' services In Masonic temple, wended ImprovemenL vix; tbe consmietiaa of The aaaual flower mlsotoa day of ' Its way to tbe cemetery to place flow- 1911. ------. Ing dlacrihed lots aad prsmlsss. to- RIHHOP WILLI.tMN COMING. a seewr In the center of McConnell the W. C. T. IT. will be ohoerved At the Eureka Canter a clans of nine i ere on the gravaa of departed brothera A cl Right Rev.'Rlabop Williams, head of street, commencing at the manhole at Thursday afternoon. June Stb. at the county eighth g rad ers will be gradn- Mnty members will be , ..... the Hplacopal dioceae of Michigan will 'The procession woe headed by the city the Interaction of Pronpect and Mc­ home of Mrs. Theron Shaver. This confirmed 8C Jossph’d Catholic ' •Mt-Lnts 1. 19. ll. I band re-enforced by five mualclans ated. At Shepardaville a elana of churtJh Monday ------^ - « aPd «. block 3 aad tbe D. O. R. D Tialt Rt Jobn'a pariob Friday evening Connell street and running went on Is to be a aoclal meeting aad each twenty. At Engle a cIms of two ninth ^ Sat riSt to thta * ^ railway property north of said from the Oollmar Bros ’ circus srhich of thla week, preaching In the church said McConnell strsst about 3M feet. member la aaked to bring a friend graders aad three eighth g rad ern. was in this city on that day. About Notice la hereby given that the ns- parish. ’The ssrvtass will bsgin nt bloek 2. at * o ’clock. The public la exteodad a At St. Johns a clnna of sixty. At Ma­ Railroad strsst snst—Lots 1. 10. 11. hearty Invitatioo to wossbtp with the thirty-five graves were blonnom aeaament roll So. 34 for above men­ *:4A aad It is expspod that the btahop strewn. RFRiaUE MIIPFBD WMNL. ple Rapids a clnaa of nineteen. At will prsseh the asrauia. 12 aad 12. bloek 2. communicanta of St John’s church 00 tioned Improvement ban been nmde Fowler a clans of sixtasn. Rev. Matt Mullen of the Congrega ­ Charias Sprague sacked and shipped The pnhllc Is oordtaily laritsd to Lota 1. 2. 2. 4. S. aad f. blosk 1. aad that evening. by the board of aaoesoors of the City Rsapectfully. tional church delivered the addrsna of 8t. Johns, aad has bean filed In from this sutlon Tuesday M.090 attsnd the servloso to both sse aad the D. G. H. d M. railway prupsrif I at the temple and Uie choir from fN. pounds of ssool. this ssssona par- T. H. TOWNSEND. hear the new bishop. aoech at sold blosim 1 aad 2. jrNB 14 FLAG DAT. the office of the city clerk for public Comm ’r. of Schoola John ’s Rplseopsi church furnisbsd examination; aad that the council chanc. ’The ohlpasent went to Detroit Also the Michigan TTaltod Rntlaaya Governor Osborn has proclsimed the music. This la t9.di9 pounds more than was pro perty aloag anid Railroad strno t June 14th. ns "Flag Day* ’ in Michigan. aad board of aaoesoors of said dty NBBBE BITBWBTT WABB WBA'raBR rMRlNl. will meet at the council chamber In >bought by Mr. Sprague last sesaon. east aad woot. Rear thta In mind aad Ding "Old Aad for thta reason it's ths ttroag- DOTAL WOBTHBHTBR AND DDN aald city, on Monday, the 19th day of offers apssial bsrgalas in Ladles ’ sad Hlgham straot aaot —Lota 9 and 7. nisvy" alinn the alars and afripaa. to NDBLE BirBRETT Mtasss’ caatn. antts. Jaeksts. akirka. sot proof why yon abonid bay a Mash 2: lota 1 aad 11 blosk 7. the hreese that day IBN rOHHBTR. June. A. D.. 1911, at 7:M o ’clock p Sharptan Cream Sspsrator aad avoM m.. to review, correct and confirm Miews the ftasst aslectloa of fine waists. Sprtag strsst—Lata 1. 10. 11 sad 12. to nt svery form st tl.M. ll.SO. tt.M, One lot shirts, worth It.TS to IS.99. tbe extreme heavy ohriaksge in cream Monk 1; lota 7. t, 9 sad 10. bloek 2. IDTKRTfRED LETTERK. IS.SO. tS.Od. ld.(M. Golden analver- said aoasaament aad to hear any ob- white drsso goods, ahssr wssvse. ______you nlwnyo get ualsos yon own a Jectloaa thereto plain aad fancy. Hmbrotdsry fionne- The roaacil will most la the eoaaeil Anten. W. R.; Harron. J C.; ;onry tl.M model im>w on sale at II.(M. One lot waism worth |1.M to 12.99, sspnrator. You will get asnriy chamber la the City of St Johns, oa Sold only by Doted m. Johns. May 29. 1911. tags in all widths aad qaalittad. band- Roughton, H. M..; Hnpklna. Mrs WM COCHRANE. lags, edgsa. Iness aad flae asekwser. sole price Ml fwala per cent nmre eroom If yon will Monday, ths Bth dny of Jnas. A. D.. Frnok; Sbraft. r, E.; Snlner. J. W.; NOBLE RtTRNHTT. One lot eoou worth 210.99, sale • Sharpiso Separator daring the 1911. nt 7:19 o ’clook p. m. to poanlisr Snyder, Mina Floaale; Stelier, Mrs. pries. warm months, aad at least 20 par aay ohisetloas to said laMOowonMnt or NODLE irRMETT Ton eauT have n good irdsn ua* MARRIAGE LII'ENRES. Isos fon start right Got One lot salts worth 212.99, 12.09. <'*** weather. I cna amke you , to the district to bs tad. fraab good tsrma We deliver them, sat W.INTED. haa special bargains la child’s aad Walter Monroe nalklas. St. Johns .. 2i sssds at GlIltooaM fPsd iors aad 119.99. sals price tlhSt Dated St Johns. May Itth. 1911. mlansa ’ aprtng esnta and Jaeksts at them up. show you all about them aad Apprentice for barber trade Must loottls M. Kleehner. St. Johns 21 start right tttf By order of ths caaacil of ths City be clean and tiday young man. Apply tl.M aad tl.M. worth from tt.M up fABBIAGBR. give you tea dasrs ’ free trial. I of St. J^has to IS.7S. Joseph Schaefer. Westphalia ____ 24 Utf BYRON DANLBY. In perasn to W W. Ferguson, pro ­ Mary E Goerge, Fowler ___IS Get your thaviag sad moosogs work We want your eorriage tra Our WILLIAM COCRRANC. City Clark. prietor Congress barber simp, head of done at Coagress Barber Shop Satis- gouda aad priesa will plsaas yon. |41w9 Cnthheri lauMtann Rand. LsGraage Clinton Avs.* St Johns 43wlp J NOBLE HrBNFTT factloa gvaraatsad. Cholee Mae of Utf BYRON DANLBY AGBlfTR WAMm. Is showing the newent and finest ae- Wyo. 2S cigars to selset from. tf In Cllatna cmiaty for tho NDVE*B BtTBMBTT WANTED. I lection of one-piece drsnsta in white Florence Rae MacDonald. St. Globe Scratch Feud tor tho oM hnao i *Mtarn Mutual Life laminu Oo. oftori epsstal bnrgnlao in I Fifty berry pichers about June lAth land rotors far children, misses and Johns 2S Rdlson Phoaagrnphe on eomtrmet^ sad Cosh ■ dnndir dnss aad Oaorsat j •U.OOO.dOO la Mlchlgna. AMiraos W. talas at 11.99 pair up to 22. First-clnas wages paid. Call George j ladles at popular priesa. Satisfactsn f'larence laRoy Witchell. Bath__29 IS 99 down aad 91 99 a week, st Alii Chick toad tor ths littls chtaha at Odgt. flS Hamaoad BMg.. Dstrslt Fine enhls net curtnias. p K. Lapbsm. phen e IIP—IL-IE Utf I altsratlogs promtply rands LUn Manisy. Bath 19 •onh it Ginissata toad sisvo. 29tf i 4t*N saso. tale pries 11.72 pair. •*tf tABBB «MB aaly MM taataai M IMM tABtr pAmbbb o I bmbbbm MAfi aumT. te vMy fair—alaMBt cooi.** ff* arvia NMi 1* BaM AM INDBPBNOSNT NBWBPAPBE. Toaac maa not to aapira to tte bar. Pvbllatod •wy Thuviair afttr* 1 oaa tmiAfullir My tAat Dr. Kll« MM 1 U& Walter BUMt. BMC at Wbat. tAaa. would ba advlaB bralay, ■Mr'B Bwaaip-iloot Ib a rory | Albaugh M worAta* for Mra. A IB y>aakor cm mate It aay* JbAm. MIcAImb- •flibltioaa youBff m*tt to do? IJataa: pood oMdictaa. aot aloac for ktdaay | Hoidaa. wtera, “I roaaMar that tte bMt opportualty. i trouble, but bIbo for weak aad aore j wom to Joe Holdea i mw r. cuTcsioii, mubt aai . nuiKUl .tat tta tata - -n ta f.r rta^tain tSflSJJ, | If a woaiaacaaaffoad It. aheta laa* CASTORIA twbwty -mcomd tbas . »o«B« MI Of (Otar tao to talmifto . tlDUkl. In Iw • ! M" lu*<. D^tar tao bMO tttom- i *«“! If »ot. ita to Iw farmlBS. If he would educata hi laaae back. I read of your Swamp- lY HI a few days ^ t ^ rntmrmA bb bbcom I^Imb iMttM at Ite for that he could make hlamelf aad Root la the aewapaper aad la an Al- Bdsar Smhh aad B. Goodrich hare I “T* “®* ntpa ^aTMMtn^litiMrjKTBn r- u ’iTIf on. pMt oCrtoB at at Jo Am. llleA> hla family comfortahle. aad It would mannr Bellerin# It would do me , been la ('oruaaa oa Jury. Faquire laUMdIate flatas. ■aad I weat to my draodst MY. Skla- ^ Waabbum aad ^ ■MtlMJF OpUua, jBmjIuim mm? atii Imb uater tte aet of not take htai ao eery loaa to do It" It March S. ItTf. aer. and purchaaad a bottle. Plndlna ^ Tueaday of last week. I 'Try to lira la sueh a amnaer that b. It duMatijauatatiJB WanmgWan— mrnm.mm4. aUaiaaUafa W* la aald that the coadltlcm la aot pa* Mta, Kate can.pbell of Detroit „ ‘ ^ t he a dtjd oa. till yoa die. and Wliid Ctela. U rallaPM collar to New York aor to the IbmI U •n tbab profeealod —that It la much the Muae MX MDirnia ... In all the larpe citlea and la all pro- r c.«». tab, .,!.ota...h.<.bta.o, ^hiu . .. year. muB aoirraa feeal Too many men aspire to j roer ’a Swamp-Root to my friend# as I ■Pent Friday with C. M. Raadall The lind Toa Have Alw^ Bonght the profeaaloaal “caate" dreamlaa of believe It la aa aood a medicine as can and wife. rNM BABCA aCWIfSCWTtO FOA FOAflOA Isn ’t It true that fishing was always bla fees and ao manual labor. be found C. M. Raadall has a crew of men better the day before you arrived at A0VCJ1TISIM6 BY THE Al’orsT STRONG. ’ciitlna Ions aad sawing lumber for 3412 Second Street. bams for Robt. Armour near Eureka the lake? SSoci'A'TJb'MJ 'There Is genuine sopow among the . No. Minneapolis. Minn. , to replace those which recently bum* j — thouaanda of that fraternal order In ; Mr. Skinner makee affidavit that he ed down. there Is one child In the family. It ocNcnAC c^ricKS •Michigan at the death of Major N. H. •old the Swamp-Root to Mr. Strong. „„ Albaugh and Mra. J. E children NEW YORK AND CHICAGO j Boynton, the "father of Maccabees." I l»mm *• Albaugh and daughters. Bertha and , BUANCMF'* •' <- '’BINCIFAL CITIES He paaaed away at Port Huron last Dr. KHwer A Ce . Flossie, and C. M Albaugh. and wife ! —m— In Une For 0¥er 30 Years. ■. M. Y. and baby and Matle Randall attended To a man on foot, every passing Saturday He had been in poor health Fmte Wtel Hwamp-Kest Will meeting at .New Haven Saturday and motor cara aeem# to be exceeding the for weeks and had been "nigh unto i Sunday. ■Pccd llralu. T<» OITB PBIEH1M. 1 Be For Tea. death" several times, but his strang ' Send to Dr. Kilmer A (’o . Rtngbani- Mrs. Minnie Herron entertained the < Arbitration Isn't •• bad at war. but Our readera and friendi of cooetltutlon brought him acroes the : ton. X. Y , for a aample bottle. It will : indies Aid from Ghapln and Hender I chasm. His death. It Is claimed by convince anyone. You will also re- last ‘Thuraday with a good atten- there are times when it seems to be The at Johns Newt who hare great deal slower. probate notice# to publlMt. or * those who would have it ao. was haa- reive a booklet of valuable infom.a- ! dance After dinner was served Ice tion, telling all about the kidneys cream and cake were served. All had who control them, will con ­ ; tened by his being deposed as the fer a favor upon the publish­ and bladder. Wlien writing. ^ viire • pleasant time You ought to be able to make your ­ Wm Know Bmt Omm Thing, Onm er by requeatlnp Judae Mer­ ' head of the order he founded years land mention the St. John# Weekly Mrs Geo. Mcn> showed that according to a dispatch from Portland is certain. — I*lttsburg Post. srill do better than her mother did Shiley and VsnSickle A Glaspie. when It comes to selecting a man. he Is a brute. l>eatlnK a defenseless Oregon. Well, we don ’t care—Clinton little woman when he came home In county has quit drinking tieer. so we Ia>rimer may not be worth flOO.OOrt ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A but there is no reason why he should are not affected And. besides, the ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ the ♦arly hours of the morning, and not have been if somebody had not ♦ ♦ h»*er we used to drink was made fmm ♦ LEKANOX ♦ ver>- often with a bright red Jag on. hollered. —Charlesion .New# and Cour ­ ♦ ♦ ♦ XORTHEANT BINGHAM. ♦ aloes, and the hop crop never affected ier. Parr Lumber Co. and no more fit (nor .as mucht to be ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ a Justice-of-the-peace than a rabbit. it ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mr. Carnegie says he la for peace It is a good sign when the newspa­ FDKMEH REHIDEXT TIRKH LIFE. There are at least two prominent and prosperity. He Is especially Nelaon Keys spent Sunday with St. JohnSf Mich. pers of ;i great city take up the cudgel Richard Water*, a former (iroml- people who won ’t "come back" be- anxious that the other fellow should Wealcy Hugus in Duplain. ' for better morals In public officials, ! have peace. — Philadelphia North nent and respe<'te<1 resident of this Miaa Edna Brown spent Sunday In caus«* they can ’t—President Taft has township, suicided by drowning in a | :c ocxxxxxxxxxxx> but The News fears that In Teagan ’s American. lisnsing. said no They are former bankers — water tank last Sunday morning at Mr. and Mrs. John Munger spent | the end sought will not be reach- his home near .Muir. He was about John R. Walsh and Charles W. Morse. Probably the t'olone] will be sur Tuesday in lainaing. tcI. for the voters of Detroit have They are both In prison for monkey- PFl»cd to learn that the 1 nlt»^ Ak years late*^dof age he*ha^'^o^His health haa beendes" Rudd Cook of Flint spent Sunday knowrn Teagan ’s habits for a long , , __, supreme court still lives and strikes poor ox “no ne nao ^orae oe» with Miaa lOdoa Brown. j Ing with federal banking laws it is believed this ac­ tim* but in spite of that knowledge straight from the shoulder —Atlanta Clarcacc Kaltridcr was home from i Constitution. counts for his terrible act. Mr. Wat­ bave continued to elect him to an of ­ A California aclentisi (?) thinks Flint over Sunday. ers came with hla family from Wash­ Ray Wilde of Detroit spent front tenaw county to I..ebanon In the fice which should be occupied by a that by eating sauerkraut a (teraon Former l^resldenl RooseveM will Saturday until Tuesday with Miaa man built on the same moral lines as might live a hundred years. Phew! confer a favor upon a public which spring of 1k73. and became the owner Ethyl Monger. of the beautiful farm now owned by <'««,Mr's wife—above suspicion and But who would want to live with them still retains some %'estlges of the ad ­ Mrs. Win Sebroyer entertained at miration held for him a year ago if he Peter .Miller .Nine years ago he sold —or who would wish to live 100 years the farm and with his son Albert and dinner Sunday In honor of Miss 25ei- reproach will kindly stand still long enough ... ^ . ... ma Rice, of Carson City. on that kind of fodder, although ,o „ be seen which way he Is real- ; Mr. and Mrs. John MatUaon spent \ DESERVED RKriMlNITIOX. some of us Germans like It. ly facing In regard to the recall of ' *• survived by his wife, their BANK Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Judges. —Denver Republican. ;son. Albert, at whose home his tragic Rav Canfield of Clare. Michigan, death occurred, and by their daughter, W H. Brown. The .Nesrs Is willing to wager that ------•Mr. Ellis returned to bis home In has finally become firmly seated as Mrs. Ed. Rice, with whom Mrs. Wat- or ,h. o, ; era had made her home for a number Flint Saturday after spending a few tally clerk of the Mouse of Pejn-esen- weeks with hla daughter, Mrs. Ralph lUNT rer|proclt> la reaponslble for the aw- ^ iq g recent report that of year*. The funeral was held at tatlv# at Washington Th»s Is a Mill* ful torrid weather the past two ther*- are nearly three million acres of the home Wednesday at 2 p m. qiiaer^'ed recognition of a faithful of Carmen TraacJiell spent last week weeks, taker of beu to have choice. swamp land In Michigan—to be at the home of J. W Munaer. the faithful. Ra' haa. In season .md — exact. 2.m7.429 acre* Df nine states F H Conley raised bis barn last Mr. and Mi*. Ralph Mills are visit­ out of seaaon. chased rainbow# for the An Ionia man has loat bis third Mlsalsslppl and week Wednesday. ing in nint. .Missouri only one. Minnesota, has a .Nathaniel laipbam of Belding la K Demacrot party In Michigan for lol wiff through insanity. There’s a Mias Regina Jandemoa returned these many years. He has been secre­ larger reporte*! acreage .'..1132.201* — |*at Friday from Grand Rapids visiting at the home of his son. Geo. man you couldn ’t blame for being In gnd .North Dakota the smallest 200.- Lapham. tary of the I>emocrat State Central A large number from l..ebanon at­ favor of a sane Fourth. '"Ott. tended The Collmar circus in St Johns Commute*- when no one else wotild '■■■ J— Persuading the federal government Monday. do the work with little or no prospect Gen Dlax haa resigned as president drain th. large tracts of swamp land in the 1 nited iltaies and make <^he*ter Mabar of near Fowler spent of reward and If any was received It of Mexico. There are a great many them available for agriculture it one Sunday In th* borne of Mr. and .Mrs was small: all he did was for love of lieople who will be resigned now. of the plans of the national irriga ­ Ernest Bacon. I popuij EneoR \ the cans* —he has been a hewer of tion congress, a meeting of which will Nina, the little daughter of Mr. TttAT rheumatism IS DUE CetvdsSt IMS, Sf C. B. XlMitsisa Oe.—Be. M •rood and a drawer of water. Now he ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ he held In Chicago next December. and Mrs. Fred Pfell, Jr., was sick with ♦ ♦ The subject was before the last mumps the past week TO COLD, WET WEA THER. has something srorth while In the C. O. D.—That apella COD; but If you order anything aent you from a dls- ♦ CLIPPIXGK FROM HTATE ♦ congrewa and just one vote prevented Mr. and .Mrs. Chas. Schmidt of way of reward a salary of f3.k0(* per ♦ EXCHAXGEH. ♦ the passage of such a hill by a south- Th* Yraahl* Is Rooted In tho Blood tapt city, frop) some merchant who knows you not, who has no disposition or Essex were gue*(s of .Mr. and Mrs. desire to part with hto merchandlae unless assured In some way that tba year and a snap at that The News is ♦ ♦ '-rn senator who thought he saw the Will Skutt one day last week. ond Muat Bo Foo^ht Thoeo, Not on th* Burteo*. collateral la forthcoming, you can order the goods shipped G. O. D. '' here la glad of It. The writer knew Ray ghost of "stale rights” in the meas­ Elsa Fisher, wife and two children, Slany Ih-Im-xc tJuii the twinges no "OOD” shout It either, for It means that In ordering the goods ao shipped when he was a barefoot youagster ure. and therefore voted against it. are visiting at the home of her sister. Everybody In Michigan Is watching M’lth the present congreas more In ahti tortures of rbeuiitatieiii are due you are wiling to allow the express ompany to collect for them on delivery. wearing a rag on each big toe. re­ Senator Charlie Townsend to see .Mrs Albert Fa lor, of near Crysul. tu iiaiiip. or oet weather, ami If you had credit. If you were known to the trade. If you had money in the touch with the |>eople. and especially treat tijetTr«*-hee Itj nihliiiig with Uiii- moving copious productions from his where he Is going to land —Bay City the farmers, such a bill shoiiUI be Hafner it Bower finished their sea­ bank to pay for the order, that la. If you sent your check or bought a bank son s' shearing early this week As mejite. Thii> is a wnoue luuUake, and nose with the forefinger of his right Times. put through with the co-nperatlon of one which alUmo t)ie«li!w>a«** to |•^ag^e•M draft with It and sent that, the goods would come verv' promptly and there nearly as they ran estimate they have mould be no C. O. D. about It. The sending of goods C. O. D. Is only a means hand and transferring the crop to the every one Interested. Chicago and to Mich nil txxtetil tliat it le dith- So far. no one has said the aiipreme the National Irrigation Congr<*ss will t'Bpl'vd about 250P sheep this spring, lo get it out of tin-in mem. HIhu - the seller takes to ensure his pay. is It any wonder thn. that men who hare leg of his short troiwrs which did not court derision was •oil right” And unite In doing everything possible for laitely a number of Lev! Messer's maiixiu i<* N •ueeem* ui tla- blo(«l simI a desire to succeed in life commence at once to accumulate something ' This lark for ventilation —lnde«-d there was nnlMidy ’d better not - Jackson Citl- the goofi of all and with no local cattle wer* badly affected with bloat- can U- ivtrivl mil} hj tlriviiig tiw riM-u- difference between men who have and those who have not. If trace*! to Ita more ventilation than trousers xen f’reas interest to receive partiality Ing on clover paature. but all were utatii «ait of tie* IttMtol. Tl.crs foundation, nine times out of ten will be found to be, not that there Is such a And now he |« mixing In with ...... — ' There are more of these unoccupied saved by active treatment, by tapping is nu utevlKiiM- Uiat will d»M>n, I'tiiliie up Um- xyMrtii, aBil engaged; they avoid unnecessary waste; their savings In this way la lust the Uiakte tite xufterer well stKl totntiig. ability, too —he's no ornament. I’re**- • Approximately 7!«.t* uiurli. Why? Well, Just heoauae he had become a capitalist to the extent of one The following Item appeared In 1 this country will awaken to the fact I ed for the days when man drasrs off * “• thla niohing la In tlir winter 1 totik cokl o *mI tlw ponw hundred dollars: he knew Jast how he made that and not wishing to loose It. Friday's laaue and now the boya are ! that the Hon. Charles Falrbauks was the water to make the finest gardens •**Tf*^w ***** ®y Tues- Iwcame rspidiy wof*e. They wen- evi- but with a dsaire to mate It another hundred, he has formed the baMt of ' not apprsclated. —Detroll Times. (of the world. Htimus, the nsaglc word i hrely in my araw and ahouhlem and working hla head Jaat a little harder; be follow* the plan up and In the doing ■sttlag out the paper. 'This la what ------I the scientific soil teachers uae in Elmer Brooha finished bis work for wevweo tsui at night that I (wuki nellber be aald: Married. Mias Sylvia Rhode Calvin HeniamlB. June let. aad with a1ee|t nor met. Whenevur 1 tnad to of thla very thing he baa do moaatrated the difference between hiBMelf and tte Since explorer* In Pale*tlae have speaking of the vegetaUon that adds fellow who haa gtvea hto h*od too much root, aa compared with the reot of to James Cannabam. last Huaday er* found aome of Nebuchadaexxar'a edi ­ life to the soil. Is hoarded here la al­ hla brather, Cla^. ts working their raiee my anu it hurt aothat Irmakl not hoase farm. C. fi SHveraall haa be' ii far fromm my iMdlbody and my hand hto anatomy. eaiag at the Baptist church. The ble graaa, people may expect that the most inexhaustible stores. Why not We are all lahorora ta the groat field of life, aonse looking aftor one crop, origfaal breokfaat food will eoon he on get action on thsoe IR.MO.ddO acroa I gun bla •umaser’s work at Mr. Bao oooid trrtohle as thoagli I hod palsy. hvMe Is an ordinary town girl who My tinpei* mmv so swollen and sMff m aome after anothar; hut If* not alway* the fellow srho has the moot profitable the BMricet.—Grand Rapida Prsna. Id the heart of the com belt? Jaaitn'a. desM ’t know aay more than a rah- Hiram Belcher, who haa boon an ta the )oiato that I coold not cloae thaoi. crop that has tte aMiat to show for It at the «ad of the sooooa. Mtotakea eon If each acre will grow flfty bushela Oar dorter treated aw for about four be mode In the harvsating aad coavertlag of the oMat profitable cropa. wbeth« Mt about cooking aad never helped i bm of com worth 40 ceata a buahel. one for aome time. away •Every I Govoraor Oabom aa* aeehs, with pouhlcm and hiteers over er of grain, aterrhaadtoe. tte manufactured product, or the labor we aoM to ter Bsother three days la her life. She tMMiac** that he will bo < be a caadl* crop would be worth tSM.Ote.OW. Ex- teBo •oddonly la« Satorday. Al- •hr shoaldsvB, but 1 Mt no relief and perts say much of this soil la practi* ^^o®*** poorly bis death waa ua* thooe who gave us employmeBt. Pleao* do aot forget this; think about It ta aot a beauty by any maaas aad hM date for gownior again, the atriag at­ omm him up tor Dr. M'llliaato' Pink PUla tached to the anaouDcearant Is a lit­ eally laexbaaatlhle for fifty years | J^rtlcular* aa to tte fua- Juai adjust youraulf to the coodttloas which surround you; Jast anil thoac \Wf soon 1 toh bettor aod alter taking lettora C. O. D. to your umot haod. stgalfylag not "collect oa dellverv" but a salt like a dack ’The grt mai fa aa tle stroager. —Kalaasagoo Telegmph' Maktng soch estlamtss aa coaaorva- ' ••'1 be given later, a few boxso one entirslT cured, thiiee aa-to-date loafer. hM been llvlac o?? Pre«a. live as possible, there Is s gold deposit I Wm Darling waa taken alek last rather, eorefulaaas oa duty. Got la the haMt of looking at thlags from the tlmt time 1 have never tual theBi|htoat right angle: oquare youraelf for bualBsaB. Have your first dollar, watch tt the oM folks all hla life aad doeant lying uamiaed for the farmer of the ' Wedaeaday night with a aevere rstorn of the rlteoanathm." com belt which should be tumlag out ■Gn^h rheumatism. He la dialog I>r. Williosae' Pink PUh are alao very grow to ton; hoop right on aad taake It one hundred. a(BKMiat to aaythlac aayway. Thar Tramp, tramp, tramp, the boya are amrchlag; cheer up. comrade*, oa more perk sad bsof aad nsuttoa, aup- "!i^*..**** ** under the care of hMily teromin ead n l tor anemia, after- How eua you do this? Perfsctly atmply; kuadredo have tried tt aad bun- will have a hard Ilfs while they live they coane; Join the •wntter* while porting nmny tbouaaada of homes and ^ Maple Rapida rmvm of the gn|i, stomarli trooble ami droda have succeeded Open a Bavlags aceount In the NTATR BA NIC OF NT. taaethar." you may, hlff the ftlea srfthout delay — adding to the prosperity of the aaUon. I ^ * Rlchmote. with Ms wife aad all general run-ttowu tomlittonx hrraum JBVNR. where It will bsgla drawing latdraat for you from the day It to left happy thm will be oar gvimleoa home. IlllBola aad Iowa, the chief com daughter, spent last Friday la fit. of iTwir |««wer to moke new, nrh hlnad. KeeFOh eddlag to It a little at a ttase aad before rou know u the bottle Is If you are tniervstn l in thr remedy won -vour fliot hondrsd la saved; when you have aerompltohed that the rest ‘There are ld.aM lawyers In Graatsr —tenalag State Journal. slates have nearly a million acrea Jteaa. Mr* Allro Freeman, Mr*, each of these awamp iaada. but ao Rl^hmoad ’a mother. accompanied ; that nirert MJae Htonley, srrite today for will sseai sear, for you will have fo roM s! the habit of wo rking your heod Now York. aai. aMordlag to Bmbo Aad BOW If the goveram eat would •tote la more deeply Interested In remalalng until Huaday a conv i»lut the new eititieiieilitieii of uur Usik a lltHe. okich you will find ao you oMor grow, to the oalv trouble with thoue LawiaaM. ekaiwaaa of the msmhsr- their drainage (ten Is Michigan with ■^beo they toah her to her home la Bt. mi ‘^Diaropeeof the flkasil ” It who refuoe to tavo; they work all elos. rave their grey awtter. tote cosBltaace of tte fact that the tairw inlwnnminn that my save you sMt eoaaanlttoe oi tte Now York Hheiinaa act I* a criminal Btatute aad the Slagle exeeptloa of Mlaaeeota. John*. ______Mr. aad Mrs, Theodore Lssteh of mo oey and saffeniig Dr. Willtome' Ooaaty Irnwyers’ Aaaoalatfcm 76 per- would puakrti thooe who have com ­ Pink Pills are aeld li| all dr« mitted the cTfama escortalod by tte Folsy KMaey Pills coatala Jaot tte HbHte were la tehaaM laa* Friday east or them Itvo on tte votm of ■Ui* ’* will be seat, poM poul. oo i aaprami eo art. wo might get ooms lagredleatj aeeeoaary to regulate sad <>■ tbeir way to Mirste to attate a flO ceoia par boa ; asa Tim SMb satiM. with aa averaae lacom s af aoC doo artght reform la that aad other •treagthen the aettoa of the kidney* ! fuaeral Saturday and ritoted over Fri- ;fi0. ^ ^ Dr. Wilhaam amse thM W a day. Tte tfoahis la gaavters whore It la aoodod. Bag I- aod bladder Try them yourself Van **7 !■ the home of Mr. aad J. aaya Mr, Btolile S Glaaglo. -JUMB 1. 1911. PAOB

paaaei July S. IMf. by aSilag nor- Wm. M. Lelnad ...... um KDMI nMT ' tala words to Section 1 of said ordl* H. W. Morrln ...... „ 3.44 i nance, same waa aupportsd by Alder* Lorlag Giant ...... 2.40 One Way of Saving ■Ttll. ntniil ; Man Smith, and adopted. Wm. H. Vaueonanat tJH I Ayes, Alde rmen Flebbum. Fowler. Bunene Bhultsn ...... x tm Jfy Owm Stm am : Mulder, McOonkey. Stone and Ssrttk. M. F. Washburn ______um \ Nays, none. Caspar Howlsad ______.... 1.49 a Baby—Free to ' vcmcMci Charles E. Qiianoo Post (1. A. R.. 'rimothy H, Clark .... __ 2.04 : prsesnted a rsgusst for tblrty-flve Chariaa B GlffsU 2.44 h, Tku mrnd Pmcfitaji of tlM ooBM \ 00«B* dollars (ttt.M) for memorial di^ na- Bra sat B. Paras* 2.40 cil of tko City of Bt John eovaell I pans as. Ssmusl Klnasy ...... 9.SS j 4* all la IMT rooai. Mmy li. Itll. Minor C. Whiu —. 844 Moved by Aldennsn Stone, support* Jamsa H. Ballsy ___ see 1 ed by Alderman Mulder, that the Mn her n Wttw eanc er Rocular i—flag of Um elty ooaa* Martin atsvss 844 eelMs eg eav ell kold oa Um above data, the May* ; clerk be laoinieted to draw aa oiSer John J. Klsssllsg t an base ell asM on the eonUngent fund In favor of I skip Is ex| to view. Tbe enclneeve ^ J^ffbrlen. presidi ng. Harman Fasd _ _ 9 (Ml ran astlsi tt by tha It woald aurprtee the Amerleaa Charlas B. Oiiaaon Poat Q. A. R. for ______I la osnaypaMi. it pahllc If It were to read mamm erenhic on the Job are not potne to Jeopa rdise Tbe oouncll sms cnllsd to order at M. F. Washburn______4.00 BHSBaa. Is paavtah and wtss. Han ’t give Uncle anai*s fbM.OM Investment In t o'cloek p. m. Present: Aldenaen m.dO. * Jamaa H. RusI 440 ‘ that the old batured Malae. wbleh Ayes six: nays. none. Dr. haa lala aa an obatnicttaa to Havana that cofrordnm by any undue basis. Flshbura, Pbwler. Mnider. IfeCoBkey. J. H. Shulls______3.40 yaar ararryiars as eg hie Stone sad Smith. R. H. Fltspstiick. chief of tbe Fire Cllntim Rspubllenn ... T.TX harbor and a moa umeaf to hiaerleaa As It Is. furtber pumplac nmy brlnp Departasent. presented a rsQuest for negliiaarr for thirteea yearn, bad out aoase uaknosm wsnkassa In the and^*lBter^mlBa^ ao«ds7**mseUnaB P*'*"*"**®" ^ Rohsrt McCoaksv ...... 4.80 saM^dnseerlo^VaSiMirn § Otoe n eng will be Chari** Cross .... 7.90 aalled out of Havana harbor under dam and onuae It to give away. Any and iBtervsnlBS spsclsl meetings MichiganHlchlgnn State Firemen ’s Aasoc* her oera ataam end driven by her own day now tbe work of tbc Inst eight srere rand and Hattlar h BIslar . 7.9« latlna Meeting, to be held at Mania* John Crichton______propellota. And —tble la a deep ee* motttka may be und one In as many The eonunlttee on claims p: : tee June C. 7. and «. Itll...... 8J0 erst—that very thine Is Ukely to hep- the fol lowing report Moved by Aldermaa Flahbum. sup* PM. The first pumping has taken five To tbe mayor sad coasmon oouncll of ported by Alderman Smith, that tbe 8186.01 You couldn ’t set Capt FCrcuson. in feet of sraur from the dam and ea* the City of St. Jobns: | chief of tbe fire department be Chariaa E. Grissoa Post G. A. R IS5.00 charae of ralstna the veaael. or any peeed tbe top part of tbe srreek. ; Gentlemen ;— granted permission to send three del ­ of the enelaeers under him. to make After the dam haa aet agalaat th#j We your committee on clatma. to egates to the SUte Firemen ’s meet- Toul contingent fund disbu __1849.09 aucb a predleUon. nevertheleos It It Inrrnsied pisaaure—In a sreek or ten whom waa referred: Contingent fund ing at Manlstse. Gen*mi Wttnal Wmmi INahla. the unapoken hope of every mao on the days —ano&ber five feet will be pump­ claims Ho. 444 to 447; gensral atrest Ayes, six; nays. none. Commissioner's pay roll. _____ OSGOOD Jb POTT Job to take the Maine away under her ed out. This should eapoae the deck fund claims .Vo. 3SS to 341; water The city engineer, submitted sped- Claim No. 323:— own steam. of the battleship. The second five fund elsima No. 4tS to 4M; electric ; ncatlons of work, materials and con PHONE 4S There seems to be no reason why Bnglebert Smith ...... 886.00 feet pumped out will put a much light fund claims No. 44R to 453 do ; •traction, and estimates of the coots Reece Smith ______this coaaot be done. All the evidence greeter pressure on the dam and may hereby report that we hove carefully ^nd expanses of paring KalInMid .... 14.40 Wfam it Fsfs to Tracfe of the divers who have been down in E M. Alberts 14.40 cause leaks that do not yet appear. examined the same and find them | street from the oast line of nrtish Albert Fowler ______the wreck Is that the forward part of correct at their footings, and we re- | street to the east line of ilakland „. 5.00 Your telephone orders will be filled with the same the ship only was shattered by the ex* *niere is not an engineer on the Job C. E. Jones ______— 4.00 hut feels there Is grave danger of tbe poctfully reco mmend that they be al-: itreet. Also the paving of Higham Schuyler Ross ...... quality' of goods as if you had personally visited our ploskm that sunk her on the eveolna lowed by the council, and the clerk be street, from the east line of Clinton _ 18.00 dam collapalng when It Is pumped 8. TenYck ______.... 22.00 of Peb. 1&. ItW. Instructed to draw orders on the pro Avenue to the east Unc of Spring Ht. store and selected the articles. From all that Is known the ship Is out. It Is tbe deepest water Job ever Murdo Ants* ______10.00 attempted, and the dam resta on mud per fund tor the several amounts. Also the paving of Spring street from Our baked goods are baked in our own baker)' Intact from .the etem to a point con* FRANK E. STONE. Roy Uvtngston ______8.00 Instead of rock. the north line of Higham street, to Dsn I.nrklns ______. 4.00 elderahly forward of her enirineo and ROBERT McCONKm*. the south line of Railroad street. daily —Good— Clean—Delicious. boilers. Italt water will not destroy As each new pumping level is WM. H. MULDER. reached the workmen will clear away Alderman Stone, supported hy Al* metal completely Immersed so that Committee on claims. derman Smith, submitted the follow* ..1130.00 LattMCM, Radiilies, Phie Apples, Renenes, Oranges from air cannot strike It. debris, cleaning the ship as the water General Hewer Faad Blfthts. goes down. Moved by Alderman Smith aup* Ing: 15c to SOc <|g». If the Maine's boilers and enalnes ported by Alderman Fishhum that the Whereas. By direction of the coun ­ are uninjured her hulk can be sailed Schuyler Roes ______84.00 Probably early in the pumping tbe report of the committee on claims be cil there has been prepared and sub* Roy Uvtngston ...... __ 4.00 Call and let us figure and sell you, if you want to Bteamem sunk for aa many years as workmen will b^n to find bonea. ’The mitted to It speciUcations of work, the Maine have been floated and put accepted, and adopted. 8. Ten Yck ...... __ 4.00 iMMlIes of eighty-eight officers and Ayee, six: nays. none. materials and construction, and es­ buy your groceries in large quantities for cash, Gran­ In commission. sailors are unaccounted for. All these The committee on grades and timates of the costs and expenses of 11200 ulated Sugar ______5 l-2 c lb. If the .Maine's machinery Is In aood skeletons may still he In the hull and walks. recommended that cross* the following proposed Improvement, shape It will be only neceesarr to the quartermaster of the navy baa a walks he built at follows: viz.: to grade, rtirb and pave Rail­ Total commissioner*' pay roll 3142.00 Highest market prices paid for butter and eggs, build H wateninht bulkhead across supply of coffins waiting on the gov- On the east side Church Street, road street, from the west line of Claim No. the boat at the place where the shat* '^mment dock at Casa Hlanca. across Cass Street. Clinton Avenue . to the east line of 224—John Hicks 314.7.2 terina effect of the expioalon l>eKlna. When the ship Is cleaned and dry. On the south side of Dibble street Rmsh street. .22.5—E. G. Htilse .. 2 00 float the tnincated hull by lettlna the and it is demonstrated that the dam across Clinton Avenue. Also to grade, curb and pave Rail­ .226—George G. Fletcher 4 60 OSGOOD & PUTT water liack slowly into the cofferdam will hold the tremendous pressure of i On the south side of McConnell road street, from the east line of 227- Fern M Patterson 2.00 tas they do with a drydock.i knock the hay. the official navy hoard will street, across Kmmons street Clinton Avenue, to the east line o^ 228 —E G. Hiilse 26 00 St. Johns, Michigan down one side of the dam, and sail examine the wreck through and On the north side of Steel street, Oakland street. .229—Wm C GIffels . 1.90 the Maine off to the nearest navy through to ascertain the cause of the across Ottawa street. Also to grade curb and nave Tfigh* 240 Wm C. GIffels 3.00 yard under her own steam. exidoslon. Whether the report of this On the eaat side of church street, ham street, from the east line of Clin­ ,241—Wm. C GIffels .40 They have hecun piimpina out the hoard will be made public is problem- across Baldwin street. ton Ax-enue. to the r.xst line of Spring blx eac'shaped cofferdam surround- .itical Kngim'crs on the work Moved hy Alderman Smith, sup­ street. Total atre^ and fewer diaht* Jm.42 y in* the wreek. but it will be many doubt If the wreckage will show the ported hy Alderman Mulder, that the Also to grade, curb and pave Spring da>> t»efore the broken*backed old cause recommendations of the committee on street, from the north line of Itigham Baler Fond BUhniwemenla. grades and walks Im> .adopted, and that St, to the south line of Railroad St. Pay roll at the plant. the Marshall he instructed to build the also a plat and diagram of the work r’I.-»lm .No 122 — ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ cross walks as recommended hy said and of the locality to he Improved O B. Preston tr.O oo A Summer Home ♦ ♦ committee. therehv. showing thereon all m-iiters Wm Corkin 2." 00 ♦ lll>MHTFR ♦ Ayes six: nays, none required- Wm. Smith .. 22.?*0 AT ♦ ♦ Charles Chant, presented an appli* Revolved, That aaid specifications, Rarl Weaver 20.00 WHAT ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ cation for a sidewalk builders permit, estimates and inpp he de|>osit'd with Charlev Myera . 12.30 accompanied hr a liond with two the clerk for mihllc examination, and Ada J Cochrane 2..%o J KIley spent Sunday In Toledo. sureties In the sum of five hundred that the clerk cause notice ^hereof T* L Bennett went to Romeo < dollars H.'loh.hOt. and of the Intention of the council »o 3122.30 MontesJm Monday. Moved hy Alderman .Smith, sup- mnstnict such Improvement, and rhe Extra pay roll. I WENT Fr.tnk Vauconsant of .Shepherd wit i>orted hy Alderman Fowler, that the district to he assessr DeCamp and wife returned from is hereby permitted to hulld side ­ dav the .'.th day of June. A D tot), at Adam Mull Itetrolt on Friday walks In the city of St. Johns. 7;,30 o'clock p. m to consider nny H. A (’arpenter The Southside Resort Now Reeuly. MIm Vita Bishop was in Elsie on Ayes, six; nays, none objection to said Improx-emenf or to Roy Carpenter Nowhttrt- in Michijran can l>e found a more beauti­ Before taking Lydia E. Piaktaain's business Thursday. Columbus F. Pulfrey. presented an the district to be assessed: and E. E. Emmons .... Vegetable Compound. Old Mrs. Decker has been quite application for a sidewalk hiiiider's Re*nlx-ed. That the council shall F. E. White ful summer resort than Cr\'stal. The lake, with its sick for some time Itermit. accompanied hy a bond with meet It the time and place and for clear. cr\'stal water and jvravelly l>ed. is an ideal spot Natick. Mnsa. — "I cannot exprest Hugh Moulton of Ovid was a town two sureties in the sum of five hun­ the purpose aforesaid 330.60 what 1 went through tluring the clmiign visitor on Saturday. dred dollam (3500.00.) Adopted. Ayes. Aldermen FIshhiirn. for hathinj:r ;intl wadinjv —safe forchiWren. The fishing Fowler. Mulder. McConkev. Sion" .ind Claim .No 424: — >»f life iiefiire 1 tried Moved by Alderman Fowler, sup­ 311.00 and iMiatinjr are first-class. ,'\ new steamer is now Mrs Harriet Dickerson is spending ported hy Alderman Stone, that the Smith Nays. none. David *Thunilon Lydia K. IMiikham’s the week In Detroit. Charles Lyon . 6 00 Vegetable Com- sureties on the bond presented hy ready and will make rejjular stops at the dock now IVm Brown of Ashler was In tosm Cnntingenl Fsnd nUhsr«emrnt«. Arthur Schultz . 7.00 P<)Uim1. 1 wait in such Columbus P. Pulfrey, be deemed suf­ City pay roll heinj^ constructed at the Southside Park, just laid out on business Tuesday. ficient and Is hereby approved by a nervous condition Claim No. 464: 324.00 by K. A. 1 >urkee of St. Johns. 1 could not keep f>o Wooley of Elsie was a caller this council, and that the said Colum ­ E J. Molnet fl2''ft still. M y I i ni ha in town on Riinday bus F Pulfrey, is hereby permitted to wen' cokl. I had Geo L Tinkham .v0i»0 Total pay roll 3137.90 This beautiful resort embraces the whole south F. J Bennett and wife were Ashley build sidewalks in the city of St. Geo A. Smedley 1(:66 creepy sennit ioii!!, Johns. Claim .No. side of the lake. The gradual slope afiords at ever)' and I coiihl not deep visitors on Saturday Wm. Cochrane .lO.i'Vi 42’’. —Kenneth Anderson Mfg Ayes, six; nays. none. Ada J Cochrane 16 67 point a tine view of the whole lake while lyeautiful nighla 1 w'u^ tinally Mrs F Peek visited relatives In Travis A Shlley, presented a drug ­ Co ...... 312.22 told hy two phvix- Duplain on 'Thursday. 426—O n. Preston ______... 2.20 beech and maple timber furnishes a deep ctwl shade. gist bond with two sureties in the sum 31 or. «3 iciai.a that I also Mm. E H. Weston visited friends In of two thousand dollars (32.000.04). Travelers Indemnity Co. 15.00 ^h.id a tumor. I reail Psike. Walks and drives have been laid out. and, together Duplain on Wedneaday. Moved by Alderman Stone, sup­ one day of the xrotuh-rfiil t-u;« * nuulo Lyman M Alward 320.00 Total water fund dlshta. ____3217.33 with a fine park for public u.se at the .southeast corner, hy Ljtlia K. I'inkhan's Vt-puthlo TVrrv r.nihaugh and family of ported by Alderman Mulder, that the Owosso spent Sunday here. j sureties on the bond pressntsd by Fire Beportmesl sad Halt Electric Light Faad Dlsbnrscnicnts. make it the mort desirable summer resort in Michigan. ComiMiund and d.iiU»- piihliah my DeWItt a few daya this week.* the sum of five thousand dollars 446—Alert Hose Co., fire call .24.77 650--C. L Litseber Elec­ letter.”—Mrs. N.xtit .w II. CiiiK.vntx, Mm. Jeasie Gunn returned from her 35.000 00.) tric Co...... 86.15 SI N. Main Htreet, Natick. Mass. visit In Adrsin on Bsturdsy. Moved by Alderman Mulder, sup­ 352.2.'. 6ril—Union Telephone Co. _ 2.45 The Change of Life lathe most critl- Ethel DesI of Elsie spent Sunday ported by Alderman McCoakey, that Registrnllsn sad Eleetlsn Expenses. 653—Great Western Gil Co. _ 9.36 c.-il period of a woman ’s existence. with her aunt. Mm Judd Cox the sureties on the bond of the Clin ­ Special election 653—O. B. Preston ______2.30 I SAY-ALL RiCN ARE EQUAL _ Traveler* Indemnity Co. 15.00 Women everywhere should n'meinlvr The new parsonage is receiving ton Telephone Company, be deemed Claim No. 467: — VOTM.SMis.«*i.»«.s«iaa«nM.ts«vfMSwB a tmm 4mWS Wm am fmmi m. mm. B., W. Sm *.4 tmmt M ta*. Im. a. tmmmm tm that there Is no other remedy known another coat of paint this week. sufficient, and Is hereby approved by Frank B. Slone ...... 36.00 to medicine tliat will so succeMfully this council. Robert D. Fowler ___ 3.00 Total electric fund dlsbts ...... 3181.38 Mm. Wesley Smith is entertaining c.arry women thrmigh this trying Ayes, six; nays. none. (*yrus L Smith...... 6.00 .No further business appearing, on fM mmi I. WiMfOT MS mm Ma mM m.4 I .• «Sm,ot mtmmm asaai—y—MSa period as Lydia K. iHnkham's Vege- friends from Toledo this week. Thomas J Flahbiirn ...... 6.00 motion the council adjourned. Wesley Smith and wife took In the Alderman Fowler, submitted an smS mM* <■ mM IM taa Mv.aM MSWHiSaMa.MM,. tahie Compound. « amendment to ordinance No. IS. entit ­ Robert Mc<’onkej- 6.00 WM. (NICHRA.NE. excursion to Toledo on Sunday. Wm H. Mulder . 6.0f- City Clerk. **JOMaS. Hm rapa Hm FeHvIK.** m Ur B>.. BfUsmtsu. N. T. If you would like nitoelnl advlre Verne Riahop. Cecil Smith and Lynn led an ordinance relative to nuisances aiNHit .v«»iir (MMir wrltoux-tmtldm* tiul Ie'tt4*r to .Mr«. PInkliam. at Benainger spent Friday in Alma l.vnn. Her udvico 1» fmn, B H. Steere and wife entertained abdalnruys helpful. friends from I.nnslng over Sunday. Judd Cox snas In Cincinnati. Ohio, several days last week on business. ••• Mm. I- K Weeks and mother vis­ ited relatives at Ashley on Tuesday. Frank Manning haa purchased a ••• new touring car of St. Johns parties. TUi BMk af iMwIaifi ftw Ernest Breckor and sister. Miss e.race, visited relatives here over Sun ­ day. John McNsughton was home from Flint and spent sevefni days this week. The Misses Sylvanls Moore and TUBE ROSE FLOUR . • Y VS.I Nela Sehring were Alnta vialtors on Friday W* ■«.« nsMaSM MMth mm4 IhtmUtik VT •.■V H a • Jay Gnihaugh and wife of ftompell .iva,., k. ..MM.,. IP „ I ■ I.*. .4 Mt «P P. spent Sunday with Mr and Mm. Pearl «• W • V.M WM Meads. Mm P. C perk visited her daugh ­ ALL CHRONIC A SPECIU Oltian ter. Mm J. Seaslons. In Sheridan, on 41. —MM .anpMV M' jr Mi — Friday •-■mM mh m mu mm S* I .>»M T.Tf--' Mr and Mrs Boyd of Ovid were Sells Because It «<-B W4VT vrsn* •» MMM.I..MM- ••• Mm. cm- MMf. M ** *M. M. MIM if guests of Frank Sehring and wife on ee* oratien day This alw«)r»Klependablc flour U manufacturud by Spscialtli: p; r t * I Charles r’.iinn and wife went to Hol ­ fcTia**- land on Tuesday to attend the fiiit- rsi S said ••vn Fa I lib^i n» I* of .1 relativi' $^W WFwgn* age ?.3> n g .npwa««» Our schools closed here on Fridsy •Saw Mwvf * Amm with a picnic in Hoover's grove for the children Arthur Brigns and wife of Elsie and Miss Edith See were onllers In town on Tueodny evsnlng. OVID ROLLER MILLS, at OVID F J. Moulton and wife are snsndlng When you want and when Ike wook with tSe to nasris psrsats. you don ’t want advertise in Bonr Ovid this woek. ••• Hildrsd Gtmlhnai and Vera MarMo 6 •••••• wn* The News Want Column. ! wore gmmt$ ot Him. L. B. Alhoftt In INartk Star on Bntnntny. PAOi poom.

thla dvr aad am «f elrllloallaa that a ereltt. PBtaaa will atoap to raaart to auah low I will Woaiwortfe wm * Dwrolt eaU* laaaaa to praeura tha aaaoaaltlaa af jar — iay. Ufa. Thara ara aararal laatHtulaaa la mu BALB OB TBAgg. tha atata whara clochaa aod baard too, Mi KramBT I Mm. Oail Wkam af Dataad was la MB BAUI—Bnriy tacMio plnnu waac side a# ara furalahod aoeh ealprtta, ehaapar la«. Tba lltUa talka aia to ba pitlad RalBh Aultaum of tha M. A. C. haa aaotlMr haa baaa callad; oallad to for. I plaoaa. parhapa. Thla la aot tha flrat MB BALB OB B^kie akealolBn and aumson. OA haaa hoaia far aavaral daia. ■at tha aaffartaiaa of thla Ufa. to go I tlBM that arUelaa bava baaa takaa SaamrarDaS^ BaadM'aiora. Ot- Wbll* at a bam ratalat at tha iMaa an dtka paiaatt baaa tka agraipathy of 11-ysor-old bmiss. am with wook's Oao. Hanragr la biahinc oa oaa of whara all la brishtar aad battar. jfrooi paopla'b rlca bara. aad tha laal- af Oaona aajrdar Satoadair. ■warr an old colt; wsliOt of lokn tTiP. Oaa honra 9tolta.ai. andltoO tha loeala oa tha (Iraad Traak. Barratt ■. Laaeh waa bora Haptrai* tdaata bare thlak It la ttaaa for aoaaa Would trods for pair of paMbqp p. ■. Por Chronic and Acute dia- WktTra. a waH'kaaara fanaar aat oaa to ba oa tba look-out. Bo. bawara. vltli a aartoaa acddaat. In plaalaB Tubha aad Lloyd Tarr4*ar : ^ ^ wwlgklBg twsaty-five or twenty-six anaaa. (Dae 9. ‘Otl Tha baard of adaaafina baa eloaad|var» Oatndt riaHora oa Baaday tha youacaat brothar of tha tbraa bundrsd. or wionid ttsds msfw and tfea haavy Uaabara oaa allpipad atrlktas aoaa aad oaa dauphtar bora to Mary nri Mr. Warrae oa Um foot eauaiac htm coatmeta wtth taachaia tor tha aaau* Ralph Olaaaaa of Loaaiac «a colt for one pald lng thnt awst walgh lac rmr. OaJy tbraa rhancaa ara to collar a faw days thla waak. aad Wlllto Laoeb. who ara nciw da- Tha maniaca of Mlaa laa Jollay of thirteen bundrsd. Frank Snea. R. to loop bio baiaaca. Ha fall taa faaC I raaaad. ^aa but ala yaara of apa. DB. B. C. UVANBBLBR. D. O. atrtklnc oa hla baad and ^boal^ Ha te ><•••»«» W-at Orld aad Orbtai Moora of Owoaao 7. ______4ttf_ waa Immadlataly takaa to hla boaM Blc Tlmbar, Moot, Mlaa Lailu Walto _ . ^ “*** ” ba oaaw to Cllotoa couaty, Mlrb.. with took plaor Biiday aftaraoon at tha (MOon4*far Slate Wank. 8L Johns. aad a pbyalciaa auanaoaad who pro- will taaeb la tha public oehoola at ^ *> “•*•••• hla paopla. whara tbay wan* aacacad boma of tba prooni'a brotbar. Bntory MB NALB>-B4P aersa at all tillable la lumbarlnc level prairte land. In Stanley cona- THOMAS MANK. D. D. A—Offloe ovet aouocad hla coaditloo rary ■■rtoaa. Moa; aad Mlaa Crala baa aoMp^ a Blaca that tlma ha ra- i Moora. of Youopa atraat. Owoaao. Rav. 'a store. Alto^ati no bouaa wara brokau hla polatlou >■ Mt. Plaoaaat. L. B. Bird- Mlaaaa Ollra ai^ Pbaiila Ball^ of In Mlchlcan. maklac hla homa j. w. Wataoo offialatlac Tha bride ty. South Dakota. 40 acras uader aplna iTthouchl to bare baao Injurad. aall of loida haa baa» blr^ m aup^ *** •P^i»€ lha waak In ***^**' cultivation —tO acres feaced tor ATMBBBTB. Ha la aa ronfortabla aa cun ba a«- i Intandaut for aaat yaur. Mloo Lillian Orld. kaU bt^bar. U^d L^aeb. la l^ralu. , • ahowar bouquet of camatlona and pasture; plenty of water. Land la paatad aad It vrlll ba soasa time before Anhby. who has bean tai^lw i** Bt. Jay Voorhaaa and Oouslaa Hotter Laach bad bean In poor haalth | waa attandad by Mlaa Anna Moora. located S milea fron Ottuaawa. one H. E Walbrldge D. W. Kelley. ha can ba about. Charles tha pout tmt. •*** ^j* 7* ’ ware Bt. Johns cuUara tha flrat of tha ooma tiaw before bla daatb. but | •lotar of tha croon. Bllas Mooia as- mile from school. Price IMM. WALBRIDOE A KELLEY. Attomeyn ' eancy In tha feturth and fifth gradaa. waak. ***** • ***** friends i sistad as croomainan. After tha wed- Might coBslder part trade. For fur­ at Law, over comer drug store. Si Mias Majel filch of Ionia spant <*ly two short weeks. Ha was a vary | i^c a flva-couraa dinner was sarrad. ther particulars write owaer, Johns. Runday with bar mother. Mra. 1^ B. P*tl«>l sufferer, wisbinc to causa no ^ The waddlnp was a vary quiet one. In- Ottumwa, South Dakota. UrnMaman Ware Bniartninrd. filch. trouble for hla comfort, eran at j eluding only tha Immolate ralaUras *tw2p_____ D. R. MILLER. WILL H. BRUNSON. Attorney at Law Little Marguaiita Hopkiaa net with A vary anloyable evening waa spant Si Jobas. Mich. Mias RIvana Hoover want to Bad *••< • Ha had a boat of friends i and friends of tha bride and croon. WARTBB. an accident while st play on the' at tha h of Dr. Mra. O. B. Asa aod visited friends tha first of tba *"*• •rquaintanaas. who will ba sorry Their many friends extend ronemtu* Johnson playgrounds last Thursday.' Campbell on Friday, wban the ladles J. EARLE BROW.N. Attorney st Tew. to learn of his departure. {lations. Offtees ov»c Ufnt» Bank, ^t. It saents that she was on n taatar of tha Woman's Progrsoslva Club so- Mrs.y, a. M. ^wsnls of Flint vlsltad He died May 14. 1911. leaving many ' ------WJYTBW—Man sad wife or young amn and young woman to work st board whan she fell to lha ground tsrtalnad their husbands. After a Tuesday with bar slatar. Mrs .\. W. mands and ralativas. some of whom | ||nini« fmii. SONET TO LOAN. breaking the bone In her left lag lost piesaunt social hour. Mrs. Rav Ham- Round Lake summer resort. In ­ jenks. came long distances to attend bis fun Whal Is Hsint? Some people think quire st St. Johns .News office. below the knee. Medical aid waa aa-. inway. a ooualn of Mrs. CampbslI, Mr.______and __ Mrs. ______('has. West of Hontlac «'»* BOBBY TB LOAN OB BBAL BOTAIB cured and the fractured bona aat in delightfully antartainad the company vIMtad with Rev. C. M’. I^rman, pastor of the anything labelled "psint** is paint, but 4Jw3 friends here there's a difference. Just as much ss -Oao. F. Day. R. F. D. 17. Boa », place Just eight weeks ago to a i with aavaral vocal and whistling ao- Tuaaday. Rvangellcal church, preached a ser­ _____ ^TAID OF TBANKII. Ovid. Mich. ITwtp day her little brother waa kickad , loa. The entire evening was a moat mon at the home, on the "Hale Con- between one kind of cloth and an ­ Mrs. B. V. Soules baa bean spending other. Cloth nine-tenths cotton and while at school by one of his play* enjoy*hie one. Dainty refreahmanta weak at tba home of Mrs 8 by'xMames (Dr)”Hsr?*and 1'JlRD OP TMANKH—We desire to BOBBY TO LOAB OB BBALBOTATB nates, breaking tmtb bones in bla left of tea cream and cake ware aarvad publicly thank the friends and Oao. H. Dodsa. R. F. D. 17. Box 96, B. Southworth. all wool wears to the limit. Hsinf at Mra. John Hotter of Burton was the IJvesy. and Messrs. John Kuhns and neighbors for the many sets of Orld. Mich. S9wtp Wm. IJvesy. There was a large st- s price between 7S cents and II..M) Is klndnesa and words of sympathy guest of her son. Wm. 11. Hotter, and like a bogus cloth. The L. A M. paint 'Wt.NEY Tti l.ttAN—On mortgage qe- fsuily Tuesday. lendsnce and a long line of carrisges extended us during the sickness and followed the remains to the beautiful is all wool and wears to the limit. after the death of our husband and nirttv at reaaosabls rates and cm Mr. and Mrs. Harold yiartin of There a resson. attsfactury terma, at Tb* .State Owosoo spent Tueudsy with Mr. and Eureka cemeteiy-, where Interment was father. And especially would we made. I.endlDg s few days. last. Hiram Btimes and wRe of St. Johns Other beans 5c |>er bu for each lb. COOLEl’ E. BALL. Vice Prea. Will sdl for Cash; Will ncchange spent Memorial day at Wacoiists and ; nicked .Mrs. A. E. McNsrasra of Chicago John Kuhns spent last Sunday in ______R. C. DEXTER. Trass haa been visiting her psrenu, Mr. and Detroit. called on old friends there. Com. shelled, per bushel______<0 for Farm or otiber Property. Mrs. (leo. Hsr%e>-, this week. Floyd Daggett of YpsilantI railed A genuine Texas tramp visited Cora In ear ...... 30 .Miss Msr> WIthsni of the ('lark on friends here Tuesday last. North Watertown last Sunday after- Clover seed. June .. ___ 17.00 THE STATE OF Memorial Home of (irand Hapids is Several from this place attended the i ■n** «** •** vtipovrs going two Clover seed. Mammoth ...... 17.00 ST. JOHNS. (iood chance for the rij»ht party. making Ovid friends a visit. show in St. Johns last Monday. miles ; Clover seed. Alsyke ...... |7.oo Hi. Jahas, Blahlgaa. This property was formerly owned by I *r. .Andrew Howard Sparks of Denver, Colo.. Mrs James ftaggett returned home John C. .Norris and wife of .Niagara ' LIVE STACK. ! n).«BKRri.tL A.ND HAYINHH Is making s visit with his grandpar ­ from Hreckenrldge laat Sstnrday. Falla. New York, are rlsittng at Cattle 'stted ______13.50 it 86.00 I CAPITAL PAID IN FULL. 850.099. J. Wij^jjins and was built and occupied^))* him as ents. Mr. and .Mrs. ('has. C'urtis. Mrs. Mamie McKee of Saginaw is Charles 8. Ingalls' and John H Yeal calves ...... 1.5.00 ft 86.50 ------a sanitarium. Of late years it has been used as a Don Holland of Ann Arbor was visiting her sister. Mrs Carl Eaegle. Howe's. Hogs, per cwt ______16.00 O 85.50 I A. TRAVIS President called home this week an account of William Sherman and wife of lj»n- '^beep. per cwt 18.50 €r 81.85 i M. WELLER Vice l*realdant hotel. tbe serious Illness of his father. Walter Burk and family of St. sing spent Decoration day In Wa- l-arobs. per curt ---- 86 00 8d00l-** ^’* FlTZfJERALD Cashier Mr. aod Mrs. A. C. M'eatberbee of Johns were in town Saturday evening, enusts vhsktng hand* and calling on I BRENNEII VFATN. ' A. .1. S. ICRV Assistant Cashier Detroit and Lloyd Dell of Chicago Dan Kirby has moved into the old nelghborr. Beef, dressed ______87.00 A 89 00 E. A. TALLMADGE Teller spent oeversl days here last week. house recently vacated by Henry Onlte a good many from this lo ­ Pork, dressed _ ------87.00 9 J7.50 Three per cent Interest paid on cer* Mias Lillian Ashby of St. (?bsrlss cality attended decoration day at Calves, dressed . Ufleates of deposit snd on aavti^ ------r.oo e It.OO book accounts Drafts tsaii,.^ good tn Deaui W. Kdley spent part of the paat weak here wtth Fmnk Cleveland is moving his fam- Wacousta and report a large crowd Mutton, dressed ...... 17.00 and a fine .vddreaa Tallow ...... 4ny part of tbe T'olted States or Can­ her psrenu. Rev. and Mra. J. Ashby. ily Into Bert Couter's house near the 4 ada and in tbe nrlndpsl dtles of Eswcutor of WiggiiM EitHte. Mr. and Mr« Wm. McDIvltt of De- V. B church, South Riley ball team and DeWltt LITE FOn.TRY. clashed .Memorial day at Bennett I Europe Accounts of farmers, mer- troll spent a few days with Blanche Crank went to St. Johns Hens ...... — H) j ehsn*« •aethitnic. reeslved on fsv- her parenu. Mr. and Mrs. T. Walu. week with her grandmother. Mrs ! rark st DeWltt. Result id and 9 in Chickens, large ______, favor of South Riley. — 10 orsLle terms ami every seoommodatJan Miss Kathryn Krain sccompsnisd by Reece Gillson. Broilers ______— 80 extended consistent with safe tmnklng. Howard Holslngcr srcrc visitors in Fred Ooodrlch met with an accident Ducks — 10 I Supedor faellltles for making collso- St. Johns was a if, Dsnsing last Saturday falling from Geese, fat Mt Pleasant from Friday until Tuss- 9! tiims of hM |..tn(i« Harts the latter 7,1. wagon and is confined to hla bro- Turkeys, fat day. 14 I Money ciac»d «in appntved s«*cudtl4 Mrs. (Iracc Joboson of Oklshoms l»an or * “' ther-ln-law's. Charles Henning, home. HffIBN. Mr. and Mrs. Kmest I.arkins and -phe Methodist Aid society met with City esme .Monday to spend the sum­ Beef hides______a! DIHKI'TORH. daughter Trevs spent Decoration Day Mr. snd Mrs William Workman last mer with her sister, Mrs. (Jco. Beard- with relatives here. Hors* bides ______ISOS ' *- shut . Otis Fuller, [ Business Ch2uicej slee. Wednesday. The members were en ­ Calf skins, green ___ IS! ' Ft r*r« d M n Kiieeiand. Miss Helen Kush of I>etrolt has Mrs Gcobock of Fowler is visiting tertained with Ice oream and also st the home of her daughter, Mrs 1.1 Deacon skins ______~ se , O- W. Mlinger. F. A 7>nvto. been making a visit with her niece, with s pink tea. People were prevent Sheep pelts ...... 25 to 81.00 i 7* Batck^, Or. M uiae and Mrs. Bnice Simpson Queen spent Sunday in St. Jshns ds- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Wood, bard ______------88.50 third T^iursday of June. Itlng her sister, Maud Smith. ♦ ♦ PROGRAM payment and jjive some one a jjckm I chance on bal­ of Detroit spent Memorial Day at the Wood, mixed ______81.76 home of Frank Marshall. The members of the E. V. church ♦ NORTH EAGLE, ♦ Wood, soft ____ 81 60 e 81.76 Flrat (lay—Morning, Orthography, are indied to come snd help clean spelling. Aritbroettc. omi and writ­ ance. If you are knikin^ for a jj(»od business here is Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Wellman of Osh­ ♦ ♦ WOOL. kosh. WIs.. came Saturday aod have the church next Friday. June 8. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ten; Theory and Art. Afternoon. Oeo- your chance. Mr. snd Mrs C. N. Teetes of Mer- Wool, medium J® I graphy. Govemmeat and R Hla- been visiting Mr. aod Mrs. F. A. Msr- oney. Ark., is here for m visit wtth his Miss Merle Ingler dsited Mrs. Wooh^lnejj^ 2* ' tiory. shsll and Mr. and Mrs. (?haB Schock. Clyde Oding Saturday. Jay Gleason of lauming was home brother. R. P. Sleetes. snd family. Second day —Moralrg. Gmmntsr. Mr. and Mrs, Chss. Sherman and Joseph Wells and family visited rel­ Physlplogv. Headlag. Aftemnoa. for over Sunday this week. atives In Oneida township Sunday Hidiigai Uirited Rail School Law. Stats Manuel aad Courso Fred Storrer snd family of Owoaao children of Elsie spent Sunday with their parents. J. E Kirby, and wife. Ruth. ^ Hazen and ^ Eulenna Wilkins. of 51twg g„ Algebm. Botany aad Phyato a visited Sunday with Lou Storrer snd E. J RIninger has a coxy Ire cream «*‘^*»' Hghth grade diplomas (aecoad grade.) UeaemI Hlatory. (aao- family. parlor fitted up In the brick on the Rert Kincaid has been engaged to way Co. oBd gmde.) Dr. Williams snd family sod Mrs teach the Sanford school th< ensuing Alb.n Util. «» Pllni w,r. mou otct /’Ir,!!' •"'* Third day —(for flr*t gmdc appll- Harry Kradley year, Third IbUI Electric. cams nalv) GenemI History. Physics Hunrtif1- in Owoeeo visiting for the past two The lisdles' Aid of the Christian tended the graduating exercises st catca of the second and third grades weeks, returned to Odd Tliursday sod church will meet with Mrs John .Ma- DeWltt, May 85. Jachaaa Dirlslaa—Leave Imaslas vrill be gmnted at all other examtnm- Is staying st the home of her sister. tloaa ihar Wednesday, June 7. at 2 p m. All Umited, a. m.—6'fto (through to Mrs. N. W. Jenks. • are Invited tn attend. ('starrt« t'snnnt Ke Cnred. All examinations will begin at a a With I.nr*Al. APPLirATTOVS sa t»«er Detrolfi; 9*30. 11..30. p m.- I m Rev E. T Hpohn delivered an ex- rsnnet resrh the vest cf the 'pasase 1 :ri» 3:30. and 6; SO. THEO H TOWNREND. csllen memorial address to the old Pnferrh la a bbwwt at Aenatliutlonsl dIa. [.dKqils. a m—.5*.30. T-OO. 9 .30 sn< /ind 'n Afder tn cure It vn»t mnat f*n»k»ant»aO. 9-30 and ll:6ti Mr. and Mrs Ren Raegle and dau ­ •r nn tbe Wnnd and mucnus atirfsces F. tv. BROWN. G. E * P A. Jackson ItaH's Pataerh f-tjre ta net a quack *n««d. ‘Doot* Kin Yoursetf Pumping Water' ghter Margaret are vlalting rslativss Iclne If »as rrearrthed bv nee nf tbe • ———— In Fostoiia. Ohio, and other piacss In b^ nhvatrtatw In tbla cw.ntrv fnr rear* GRA.ND TRUNK RAILWAY HYHTEM • a • the south iMrt of thla state. and I. a rewutar nreecrtntlnr. Tt U cn--. Sehcdsle hi effect May 7. 1911. One»1 nf the 1i*«t tnrtlc* kftnwc mm- W hen the days hot and the wind ijoes down. 4 About 25 young people met to help Weed wtth the best blnmt purifiers, set. Tmlas Depart Golag Eaat j Barf ains in I Pmip- Bertha Pickett celebrate her 14th log dlrertlv tbe rnumua surface* The Mall ... 7:56 a. m birthday laat Monday evening when perfect cnmMnatlee nf the twn tarred, 8 lent# I* what Skxb wonderfit* Rteamboat Expmas ______8:47 a. « in^ Engine will do all this for you, it will run the Cream Sep­ j a good time waa enjoyed by all rea^ilfe te curtug f*atarrh Send fnr teetl- Mall______12:58 p. m. f'hiiatian Endeavor meeting at the •»»n**1a1« free Mail and Expmas______6:37 p. aa. • Farm md : arator* and make Mondays ’ work easy for your wife by runninir Ev’angellcal church Bunday at 6.30 p. ^ » <“»irvrT A ro . Pmns Tcisde. O ScM hr n-ugrtsf* prtee Tic • Trains Depart Galag WtoL m. Topic of leaaonaRTAOfNia BBT Take tfalt's Famttr PtHa f«»r cnnstl- Mail aad Exprsaa______10:56 a. ai. the Waafain^ Machine. There is a ThottSCmd O m uses m. Topic. **1kssoons from great Uvea.” pstlnn Mall _ ...._. .eS;68 p. ai. |T7ila la the co naerratlon meeting. IIOTD*H RIAL ENTATE AGENCY. Steamboat Exprsaa______7:8C p. a. for one of these little engines on your place -and we can furnish Mra. Com Poat and son Glenn, of Mall______7:66 p. a. Oakley. Mm Cham Sllenwood and Do you want to buy taouac aad lot? JOHN WrHMRRrrr. Ageat John Rllenwood of Bay City and Mr. Have Boaie good onm. nice location. them to you at Cal late Price& $37sS0 and ap* aad Will Gillson of Jackaon were Alao ansai; propart laa. aonc with gnaata of G. W. Rllenwood bare on oae or two acma of ground, at 9800 to MAFLE RAFIDW NTAGE LINK. W’e carr\' the most complete line of gasoline engines in Central Oecomtion Day. 9900 Raay paynmats. Laave Maple RapMa at 8:90 a. a ai The monthly C. E btMlaeas meeting Ton don ’t ham to buy wild-cat rive at Bt Johaa at 10:80; leave a Mich., Electric lighting plants, sjiraying outfits, Peed grinders, srill awet wtth the president of onr stack iBvaatamata. Om aall you gaod Johaa at 3:90 p. a., arrive at Mapl* aaelety, Mlaa RMa Kelaer. Tuesday btMtasaa bloeha paying froai • por Raplda at 6. Orders left at DeWitt'* com shellers, circular and drag-sawing outfits, Parker washing aftaraoon. Jane i. RHwtlon of offl- Toat to 8 por coat not. bottor than wholeaale houae proaptly atteaded tt ceva will take place at this laeetlag. nmrtg ago a. WILBUR HART. Froprletcr machines, governor pulleys for your cream scfiarators, all sizes of Lot all maawbsra he present. Fhnao aad baalaoao propoaltloas for DeeoraUoa day was okasnrsd hem sale aad exchaago lATR OAI pulleys, belts, etc. Come and see me and get ready for those wtth the usual Mmm charaeterlatlc of Txro ptocoa of tiaihar land t or 9 Thom am Uaaa whan the pua. the day. The soMtora aad chlMmn mllao from Bt Jokao ■■•K-ok'tord aad pover ty-o trleko a with flowera aad flaga marrhad In a The twa bloehs on the oanth oad of ■ttO agrd aa tt gaaerally la. aaaaa to hot summer days now. ’ body to the PvanpiHcal ehorrh wham the Oaklaad atmot addittoa. aloe right jaatify Ita appaaraats. Oae day whoa an latamatlag addraaa waa dellrerad lots la the adjotalag two blaoha. Thla Mr. Patter wao trytag to mad a ra- by Rev. C. W. Lyaa. Thev thaw lo a Rao pdoco of groaad aad would awatlc aaary to hla awtter-af-fact mardNid to the i swistsry to deeomte uMtho alee placo tor gardon or fruit wife he had rsooarae to a pua to aave We the gmvea of thair daad cowimdaa Mahe am aa offer on thla. hla tamper. ■KS KKi* mmy lOCMKia I.S. CLAIM A ehoahaa cawtalalag a patr of If you ham anything to soil, r—i ”*Attd ao tito evautag wore on.' ” aMw*a ahaao was atolan fiwm a rig la pad Hat It Boo If I don't toll it tor read Mr. Pottar, ‘ “apd ‘ ” Tile hitched hare on oar atraaia laat Bat- ywi. 'What did M wanr?” laqalmd hts : tlSRO which wg wm 9ril ; urday night aad the o wwai horahy P. H. BOYD. wtls la her drtaat tone. • __ a Hkh. I alTda fair waralhg to the thtof to m- Phaao 149. •My daar. ” aaM Mr. Pouar. altor a 307 SL WcM para .thawi awd aeaM faithar tiaahla •I JaDao. aMToaly imaipMili hUyiaa. ”tr • hi moalhly ito jHovqrViRt ft lia pMFr itoi Ih Oinao with J. MBri rnnmm, aataan ***** ** *" Omt Rlato IHR. e u mi.

Starr af raar vaHaat aai aalf-aaert iBAWini OBBIW AT Mr. nai Mm. M. J. PImm mM IMUa 'a«i want to Ionia TMoinjr. (totog 4aa«h Aad aa raa Mi paar ’ WDDIi—IT JUDI U. ♦ ♦ I ' Mlaa Tot McKlnloy rstornoi toior duty to dto day af hattli Oai halp oa ; ^ . ♦ lADT Bunr. ♦ Ifron a slalt with filsnia In Caosvtils. KMRK F9PLE aa aall to porforao oari to tMi 4ar pahP*a of M- ^®****_**^ ’^*®***5l ♦ . ♦ I Mias Nsllls Lnoh ot laaU Mo Marta €d BMaa. Btlll la thata aaai of hliB- ate to ba glvaa aa oppanualty of ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A ia spondlnc Um wssk la tills elty srtth am patrtoUasD oa tho part of our paa- : pie that oar aatlva toad may ba blaaa- ^ am ahow oa Barth whl^ ^I M^a Mlaa. Ola Oakloy. J. U. Haomr hna a new wtod mill. IHMi liKIB ad aad mar fulfil bar mlaaloa. Aa we ^ ^rmaaeaa to I aartag ^ Mm. M. K. PloBUBor and Uttlo saa Fred .Suffer la talking of buytag a ICoatlniisd fraas pags L) love our couatry with poet wa stog: i Wada aaiay. Ju^ 14 M to Graad Buick auto. of Bay City ars vtaltlac Mrs. C. A. I Rapida oa Thurattoy. June IT. I Hulas tor aavoral days. Bart Panalagtoa and wtto srare In I MvB. PMtlMrly aad Mrs. May Klaeh marched > with ehaar. "We're O toad that ataadam toir and fiaa, woadaff ul fayuraa. at. Jokna Monday. coalas. Father Abrahnai. a bandied Ssraae. aad aato from aaa to aaa. ! Amartcaa rtreua-Boora are proortoad The farmaru are bnsy sowing banns : of Choaaniac ars gnasta of Mr. aad A company of 4M of the wortd'a aaiot Mrs. G. D. Chapmaa tbla wsak. thooaaad otrons.** And not only a Amartea. In this nalghbochood. handled thondnnd. but they kept eon- Thy aaow-eappad mountalaa Man the prooslnaat oHoua talaat. prtaelpally Arthur Bllaaard and Laa Blaami Mr. aad Mrs. flaorge MacDonald of Buropaan. srlll praaaat aa array of ! Youagatoaro. Ohio, are vlsltlag tBa tag until two and One-knif million bad aky. were ia DaWItt Tuaaday. marched to battle and three hundred Thy platos ia endtoon beauty Me. novaittoa, there will be an slabovate Oaaar Nuftor aad mother were In fonacr's parsats. Mr. sad Mrs. Murdo ______foreaooB parada aad a aaw laoaag- MacDoamld. thousand graves doMad the Southland. O'er golden aanda thy rtvora ehlaa Waeouata Dseoratlon day. Mrs. W. J. Staare aad two oons Boys they were with all the enthuo- Itorem aito rock and iake are thtae.' •'J*- Mru. 8. Jaaon Is vlalUng her dau ­ All eouatrtaa and all cltmae compme other woadera la to be touad Baby ghter. Mrs. 8. N. Huntoan. went to Baonister Friday to vlolt toon aad dash of Youth. Boys fron Bumbeeao. the oaly giraffe ever bom frleads for several days. field sad shop aad school they were To toy their treaoore at thy feat. O. B. Bohao n aad wife spent Bun- BADLY MABUD BY AUTD. Anmrtca to Aawrtea. It la juat one year old. Hay with Wm. role and wife. Struck by an autossoblle driven hg .Mr. aad Mrs. F. N. Conn of Dnrmad as they went forth fifty yeara ago. aad Among the more aaaaatloasl num* were guaala of Mr. sad Mrs. R. Q. OB this day the nation bon- Jay Vandyke and tamttf of Lea­ Pstar Finals Monday afternoon, Finn Thy starry banner gtoama afar. bare po the loag bill are John Da- sing are vtolting her phrenta. eaa Pnrsch, aavaataan years oM, of Steel the first of the week. ore itself la honoring the boys in blue rsuider'a company of bell-ringing hor- Rev. John Lynch saalsted at the whose faeea flushed with valor as un ­ On many aaas they white aall are. __ ! J^rad Suffer and wife spent Buaday Portland, susialaad thraa brokaa rlhn daunted by shot or shell they fought America •“ iJ?.. « N* tfkirtoon and wife. aad a broken shoulder blade. SDn services of the Forty Hours Adoration a?IS^ Blltxard aad family of Inn- In Hillsdale the first of the weak. that the Union might be saved and 1 And weary captivae turn to thee will recover. It ia aaid Flaela aountH .Mr. and Mrs. E. L. NMchols returned that our flag unsullied might float In Aa to a hope and prophecy. the •* “* Sunday with hia mother. ad the auto bora, but the girl faitoB Friday front a visit with friends in Freedom's sky forever. For thou, O land so strong and brave d^** “**^ m ntw* rtrlnim of ftah have be* to hear him. DetroiL Cleveland and Chippewa. The pilgrimage you made this TInm ...... I nrttl..r kl.( nor .Iv.,, Mrs. John Gill of Lansing came morning as you marched to our beau­ And with thy tuinner fluttering free. F. W. Jason at- Goes aye thy watchword. Uberty, ! runllr of rm.ch iunlora. th. Lm tended the ball Saturday to visit her daughter. Mrs. tiful city of the dead to scatter the ko and I.na Sllvaa family of French game in DeWItt Wm. Yarrlgher, east of this city. flower*, embleme of love, in honor of Amertea. Mrs. Jones and little granddaugh ­ our comrades Is only one of the count ­ Thou h..t a >oiMlrou. hLlorr, ' iTSt “.1, i’„i, ..j «l day. thousands, the anthem of village choir America. forty elephants and over l.OM other poison or gangrene. It's the quickest surest healer for all such wounds aa troit over Sunday. .Mrs. Albert Miller of Detroit vis­ the sweet songs of children, will be strange animals. The ahow carries Anthony Wleb*^ of Powler was in ited her mother, Mrs. P. J. Schneider, heard above the quiet forms of the A golden cup ia in thy band. its nsm dynamos illuminatiog the also for Rums, Roils. Sores. Skin, | Thou holdeai it at God's command. St. Johns Tuesday. over Sunday and the first of the , .Nation's dead in many placet; in twenty tents and the show grounds Eruptions. Eczema. Chapped Hands. Mrs. S. K (tlllani la risitlnft rela* tome only the swelling note of bird America with 4.00t» iocandescena lamps, arc Coras or Piles 2.V at J. T. Mlllman'a. j tivec at roldwater. Mrs. J. Parkhurst .'ind little son song. Again the encomium of elo* His cup of blaoaing. not thine own. Van Sickle A Glaspie’a. Travis A Shil- 1 light!, search lights and beacons. ey's. Mrs Anna Knall«h was at Pine I.jike Benton of Greenville visited St. Johns , quence will be spoken, it may be by Thou mayeat not quaff its aweeta The railroads will make special ar­ the first of the week. relatives from Tuesday until Thurs- ' some silver tongued orator of the na- alone — rangements to convey vlsttors from This cup of blessing sent through thee W f:. L. Wilcox was In KIsie one phalia. . tion. it may be by the qula( subdued outlying towns to Lansing on show ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A Mrs. A. Morris came from Xorth- . tone bom of proven home love. But To thirsting sad humanity. day the first of the week. day. ♦ ♦ A. W Durkee was in Detroit the vllle .Monday to visit her mother and aa on this hallowed day we honor our God keep thee to thy mission trite, ♦ BATH. ♦ last of the week on business. sister, Mrs. Julia Shields, and Mrs. dead. God grant that we may never O fairest land the world IlF SAMVEL SMITH. ♦ ♦ Catherine Holton. forget our eternal debt to our heroes. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A Mrs Kate Htorr spent Sunday in Juat before closing his address Mr.’ Drand Rapids with her sister. Mrs. Jesse Dunn left this morning In the day America forgets her mar­ Mullen displayed a badge given him ‘‘•K® m. .TL Miss Ruth Palmer left Tuesday for Kugene. Oregon, where she will tyrs will the not like other recreant in Toledo. Ohio, upon the occasion of k««ntvr »n this city Mrs. Daisy Robson of Hillsdale for a short outinic at Petoskey. spend the summer with her daughter. nations of old ha%’e begun to number visiting relatives here. Mrs. H. A. Tromp. his being made an ho.ioniiT member of '♦‘‘fr. Mrs. America »‘"‘** ’* **'«* •*^*'^ John Clemens of latnsinft was in her days aa a nation? A. Webster went to Marion Saturday this city on business Wednesday. John Hunt. Mr. t'rane and Mr. The tendency of speakers on patrio ­ the G. A. R. of that city, and at a f®"’: signal from Commander Leland the *»*d been to poor health for to rialt his daughter, Mrs. Francii Mias Cramer of Watertown s|>ent Clayton of M. A- C. spent Decoration tic occasions to boastfulness of our Kathruth. Sunday with friends in this city. day in St Johns at the home of Mr. countn* has been facetiously termed old soldiers and the ladles of the relief f*n«^ rapidly after coming land Mrs. Wm. Mulder. "mkaing the eagle scream." And yet corp* arooe while he again re-decorat- *® J*thns. ,,, w w 1.1 l.^ader for the Rpworth I/eagiie .Mias Teresa Bowler visited in De­ Sunday evening. June 4. will be Mrs. Mias Dorothy SIibUob troit from Saturday until Tuesday. Miss Catherine Shaver and Miss is there not a Justifiable pride in the ed the siieaker with the badge of hon- Pnnfml ^ Sylvia Allen returned Tueseen made in our ,the house Friday. Rev. Matt Mullen X. T. Sleight. Topic. "True Wisdom." Mr and Mrs. J. W. Pltzfrenild are Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Bar­ Export Coraotiore spending ten days at Macatawa Park. ' three weeks' visit in Washington. D. : native land which would warrant us In the column of old boy* who ■<\ and other eastern cities, : in exultation in an hour such as this? marched to the cemeter>- in the morn- ^he burial will be made to St tow of I/snaing vialted at the home of R D Gannon of Toledo, Ohio, was Isaac Dryer to thla78«ft| rrCMFWYP DeiikoiMtrBtiiig i I>r. and Mrs. D. G. Austin. Miss Hel- ' Our own. our native land, land of the tog was Robert Harriaon. a sailor of Johns cemetery. », a 1. in St. Johns from Monday until Thurs­ Ray Cushman went to Saginaw Sat­ day len Austin and Mr. and .Mrs. C. R ; Pilgrims: of the heroes of '76. of '61 the r. 8. navy and to the. afternoon : IV^rides his mo her. Mr Smith Is Bailey wen* guests of Mrs. John Mc- I and of '91i. The pilgrims, that apoato- with thoae who listened to the mem- hy one slater. Mrs. Frank urday. His wife has been there for Prank Thome spent Tuesday with some time helping to care for her fa­ his father, Peter Thome, in West- ;\Kinley the first of the week. I lie band seeking religious freedom; orial address was Warren Jennings, 1‘^rttlns. H. A. I>odge of Chicago was the ' the colonists who in Revolutionary ther. who Is very tick. W 'TMg day. a soldier of the Mexican war. The Odd Fellows and Rebekaht of Mrs. Grace Payne Ritchie of Detroit guest of his mother and sister, Mrs. J. > days drew sword and secured iiolitlcal STRAWBERRIES TO BE BIO CROP.. M. Dodge and Mrs. M’. H. Gale, the Independence; the saviors of the I’n- With the rain that came yesterday P****** J»^nt In a body to the cern- visited in St. Johns the first of the Cheapest accident week. last of the week and over Sunday. ' ion ip 'dl; the volunteers of ‘Mi who inmirance-pr. coming came brighter prospects for At OuT CoTaOt .Mrs. Frank Perkins of lAnsina vis­ Miss Veva Venable of Angeles. proved that not salfishly and in dis ­ Thomas' Bclectric Oil. Stops the Ithe strawberry crop, aa the growing Calif., who ia visiting Michigan rel­ regard of injustice at our gates would twin and heals the wound. All drug ­ berries were much to need of moto- . TJ’.f *I*1 “** ‘®" ®« *1'* Thk Week Seye: ited her mother. .Mrs. America Smith. gists sell it eighth grade was held In the M, E. Sunday. atives and friends, was the guest of we stand inactive. May we not sing Miss Laura Ammerman visited rel­ Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Wilcox, part of the praise of such and shall we ever I Glowers to this vicinity tell The cl "Kver)' pown is a delipht atives in Ionia from Saturday until last week. ceaae to honor them? Bread. ‘ News that If nothing happens from numbered 16. Commissioner Town ­ Milton Dnimheller was home from Not in ignorance of the impor- now on to ripening time that the crop send was present and talked to the to the woman who wears Tuesday. A new novel bread book ba* just claos. Miss Ida Crefco was the auest of Birmingham over Sunday visiting hla tanre of the step you were taking, not been Issued by the Passenger depart ­ will be a big one and the quality fine a Modart Corset. ” Miss Kthei Preston from Friday until mother. Mrs. Jennie Berry. Mrs. Ber­ aa a band of fandtics. nor with sor ­ ment of the Grand Trunk Pacific Rail­ —nothing has yet happened to injure The M. E L. A. 8. will meet with Tuesday. ry experts to move to Birmingham in did purpose did you follow the flag the growing berries. Growers also Mrs. Mart Mlllman Thursday after­ way. The cover is aa Imitation of a noon. June 8. for onpper. Roll of of ­ The Misses I>ena and Mabsl and the near future. Into the War of tjie Rebellion. lx>ve bread basket. Inside the "bosket ” look for low prices on this account. Let Miss Shallon Khrl .Maaley s|>ent Sunday fishina At .Mr and .Mrs. Dan .McAuiiffe and of country and of your fellows ficer* will be called and each will are a number of illustrations pictur­ respond with a quotation. Merle Beach. three aons —Harold. Wllford and I actuated you and filled your hearu ing the bread winners at work, NEW ro. AGENT FOR CLINTON. show you the Wodert — Mias Ida Creao of Mt. Pleasant vis­ Dwen—of Toledo. fMiio. spent a week with splendid courage. Courage plouging. reaping and threshing ,f .ku o.„ k- a new principle you will ited Miss Kthei Preston from Friday at the home of their cousins. Mr. and which was gloHOrd at Antietam. scenes and running through the pic- been appointed by ftovernor Dabora ercises were held in the high school until Tuesday. .Mrs David Andrews, in Olive. Rhiioh. Gettysburg and fifty other ture* are the wonderful stories of county agent for Clinton county. '•*■* with acholariT from want to know about. Mrs. Henry Webster of McBain n K Clark attended the meetings battle*. progress and development of that.u . ahultera Informa The Sm .wthat . whe ------•ft* scholars from all of the was in St Johns the first of the week of the State I.«etler ('arrters' Associa ­ What a galaxy of names of honor wonderful West now waking at the will probably accept the position, and vtsitina friends tion in Flint Monday aiM Tuesday, was enrolled on the records of the scholars and vlsitora were treated touch of the steel fingers of the that hia rommiaaion will arrive In a to ice cream and cake. Geo. H. Chapman. .Mrs. J S Potter of Owosso visit­ and Will Osgood and Will Putnam nation when the smoke of battle clear­ Grand Trunk Pacific. ."Stf fe*' days ed her dauahter. Mrs. A. e. "k Crime Arrested " today knows no South, no North. .No of which was built 74 years ago Jesse that in ZEMO you will find the cure i The new piano is in the hoitse and wonder the gref^t German General Miinro**. father of Josiah. giving An­ you have been praying for. We can ' will be used first at the Sunday school who witnessed the grand revlea* of otir thony Nile* a horse for doing the car­ tell you to all tnith that we have ; With ever)' package of rice we give a silver s(M>on. Sunday morning. army at the close of the war In his penter work. The timl>ers werr found made thousands and thousands of The church extended a vot* of enthusiasm expressed his l*ellef that to be aa solid as they were the day the parents happy with this simple but thanks to Mrs. K. J. Pierce and her such an army could not only whip any barn was finished and they will be used sure remedy. OSGOOD Sl putt helpers for their devoted labors which other army hut could vanquish the over again in another bam. The And to prove our absolute sincerity were successful In providing the "ver\- devil himself " smaller barn, which was one of those we have instructed ail dniggists sell- ' | PHONE 4B piano for the church. Thanks are General Horace Porter telle an In ­ ^^dismantled waa Ikiilt . a few ing ZEMO. to refund the purchaaer ! likewise tendered to thos* who by describably touching incident of Gen .veara after the larger one and wnaa hta money |f the ver>' first bottle doe* St. Johns, Michigan their iwtronage made the success of Grant. On Decoration Day in ♦he ritv slde<| with black walnut hoards. not bring relief. Used persistently the enterprise* itosslble of .Vea* York the great commander lay These, too. were found to be in a good thereafter ZEMO is bound to cure The laidics' Aid Society will have a stricken. The hand which iiad re- state of preservation ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP make the baked goods window in the Parr gro ­ ce|v,*d surrenderefi swords could most economical as well as the clean ­ cery on .Saturday next. scarcely return the friendly clasp of [/ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ est and most effective treatment for z June i.M the month of The World ’s Baptist Alliance meets friend. His voice could no longer ♦ ♦ affection* of the skin and scalp 'in Philadelphia in June, and the .Mich­ call for even the draught of water He ♦ VU’TflR I’ENTER. ♦ whether on infant or grown person. igan Baptist Stale Convention has m|»- who had ridden at the head of the ♦ • ♦ 8old hy druggist* everywhere and t pointed Pastor J. K. Gregory delegate conquering column who if th** Old ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦in 8t. Johns by our authorized agents. to be present at its meetings. This World had stood honore<] in the pres­ ______• Travis A Shiley. Is the largest delegated body of D«n- ence of kings, now lay prostrate But Je*aie Parker is building a cement Brides and Roses oerstir religlonisla in the world and his ear caught the sound of martial I Bridal Gifts | meets every fifth year The last meet- music.. And then came the heavy house in l/alngsbiirg : ing was held in I^ondon tread of moving columns, his old vet­ I Mr* Sarah Barrett spent Saturday When is there a more appropriate time Th I.aidles' Cnion will hold an Ice erans were marching by. With his lit­ and Sunday in Perry I A PRESLENT, I : cream social at the home of Mrs J. E tle remaining strength he dragged Mra. Ina Morrel called on friends to take the Photon of the “newly weds ” Bancroft on Tuesday evening. June himaelf to' the window. Aa Jte gaxed. in this vicinity laat week. «th. on tboae battlefiags dipping to him in D. L, Sflchler, Jr., aad family visit­ than at the time of their greatest happ­ to be be truly | ed relative* in Lmislng Sunday. Paator Gregory was pleaaed to re- salute, the otandarda bullet-rkMIed. iness? We make a speciality of t-eire a call from Deacon Simon Marks, his eyes once umre kindled with the I L. B. Arthur had the misfortune to a gift, should • an accreditsd reprsaentattve of the flames which had lighted them at SIH- jlose a vahiable steer last Sunday. Orthodox Christian Church of Msao- loh; and as thoae war-acarred vet­ Herbert Ckalker of I/saaiug rtolted be worthy the f potamla aad Weatsm Aaia. Tbla erans looked with uncovered heads ‘ friend* and relative* in this victoity country la domlaatsd by the Turks and uiNumed fac«a for the last tloM I Buaday. Is it worth while to suffer aad these ancient Chrlsllaas are hav­ upon tke paitid fsatures of their old Children'a Day exerrlsM at tke Vic­ fnim eye-ache, headache or Wedding liiolos donor and the * ing a hard time malauining their chief, hroated cheeks were bathed in tor U. B. eknrah Sunday eveaiag. faith. They are almllar to the Bap- the tsars of a maaly grief. Soon they Jtrae 4th p€Mir vision when relief is so recipient. It; tlata to that they have practiced ias- , saw rtolag the hand which had so of- Mr. aud Mrs. William LaPeer vlatt- near and can be had at such And furnish the June Roses to the June merahto esclnslvely store the begin* I tsn potated out to them the path of ed at the hems of Mr. aad Mrs Harry Barnard Sunday. small cost.^ W‘e make a ning of their htslory. which sraa J Tlctery. He raised it painfully sad Brides. Call and let us reproduce your will be .if( it practically aP the beglanlag of the slowly to hla head in salute. The J. Olentt aad family spant Monday thorough examination of the and Tusuday vtalting their parenu. preaching of the ■oapH. ' coluani paoaed aad the band fell eyes and if glasses are needril happiest expression. comesfromoor! [heavily to bis ptde. It was bis laat Mr. aad Mra Samuel Barrett military salute. There will be no Cbiiatlan Badeev- we furnish them at the lowest j or meetlug at the Victor U. B. church stock. I Barvlaaa on Sunday. June 4. as oa* I The oM commanders have passed Sunday evening on account of Chil­ possible cost. Lens grinding. lual. except that the Brotherhood aad away. Roan, too aoan. all shall be dren's Day axarcisaa Rpworth I.4sague will he united with called While they live all America the general evening servtss. The shall honor in every pooalble way the 93. plan may perhaps he tollosrsd during memhers of the Grand Army of th Re­ TOWLE ithe sassmer nsanths Instead of the public I bold la my hand that which evening sermon the pastor will give la wttaaaa to the grsataat hoaor I CASrORIA me- a flftssn-minute addrssa to cloae the have ever rseelved. It la the fastoRe * united Lmgne aad Brotherhood ser- flvea me by memhers of Volunteer I vtoa. The whole aervtoe will cisos at Fsot. Tolsda. mahtag me aa haaovary IliHIa Wh«v* th* ara IS:!^ [•atoher af thair pwt tm ao bravely load well pau bare Itosd ao to haaar St. Johns, Michigan. )will aa af a iRtor hWHlAM tBa VAOB SIX. It Itll.

I AkMit t««nt)r-UirM aonptas atleni- Mvs. N. L. M tevtte tte •4 tlM d*M* mt WUkor** tell Prltep. Fads for Weak Women Mr. ate Mr*. FJL Brown apant Ban­ Mrs H. E. Wllaoi te* bae* vary 111 dar with Mr. ate Mm. Jniui Pattaraaa. b*it Is a lltUe better at this wrttliig. ai i» 4mm I Mr. ate Mm. K. H. n*«eter rlaltai ol th« _____ Mr. ate Mm John Pattaraoa Banter. Mr. ate Mis. Goctoa of Saath Da* ■ I John Fnuamon and dauchter Ate Wlu were callers at Mr. Cam**' last K*>-Laan WaiilaB. war* at 8t. Johan Prldar on basin ana. Dr. Pierce’s Fayorite Prescription _ _ . I Miaa Iran* Mrwm ha* bar draas* The WaatphalU Titers 1«K tteir was M TThST TrtltS^^Surrt., ; barter. fliwt gnaw thla meamm iMt Smday, O. B. DHM' froB Friday ita- Bmef nm belag dafeatad by tte Colllgs Glaaia Mateay. Mlch^. oa “JJJ; I Mr*. W. W. Klnlor ate Mm Oaotp* by a aaova of It to If. Tte i----- waa Mtaa Mlaal* Klaavor woa a gold T^* ** ^**^?^**!!^*'BMranm Wodnaster k mm di«wUT«i Ik* lanut. daushtor of Mr. ate Mm Pat* | a ll-laaing oa*. ate oraatad a lot of watch la tte Laaatag Joaraa' ooataat i* Pw prt* —r exellaoMMit Thava waa a Ua la tte which Jaat eloaad. united in marrtacr • ^ ^ FInolaof Bl. Johns t. f. 10 and 11 lamlaBB Tte TIgera Oacar Wilcox at Novi waa oallad ^ ^ 'apant Thurater with Mr..aad Mm Fkowad nmia clana than tte Glanta hats Saturday by tte lllaasa of hla Hav. Thao C. Liadaaaann parfonnad , pimi* BMi the oaramony using the Impraaatr* | ^ ate the game ahoald hava stood It to awtker, raturalng to kla home Mon- Joasph Goavte ate ring sarrlce according to the litas of >12 In favor of tte-TlBara aa tte S ,dsjr. family vtaltad Mr. ate Mrs. Joaapli UU rnna wavs tte rannlt of aavaml ar- Mr. ate Mrs. C. Bnasay aad son. ___ M ID lk*ll . . ^ th* Catholic church. rich Buaday. Mias Kva Gellar played the wedding rota. I Jnmaa. attotete tte funeral of Mr. 1*1 p—id ** ' M* riiiri*it to dM F**pl* ’« Cm*- Mr. ate Mfa. John Gay raturnad Battsrlra wars—Wastptella. May-: Rnnnay ’s aaplisw, Mr. Leach. In inarch. from tteir vMt la tte wast Wadnaa- The bride waa bandaomaly dreaaad ere ate Meysra; Colllna. Adama ate teirsha Snnday. day svaalns. Steasnater. B. H. White left Monday for Maple In white silk, imd wore a bridal vail Mr. ate Mrs. Mlcbael Fedsam ate ------I Rnplda to vtalt hla slaurs until Fil- held by white rasas ate carried a •sr SI family vtaltad Mr. ate Mrs. John Ml, Warr*s UfearcB. ^ Isnvan for his home in Dr. tL V. PiM**. N. Y. large bouquet of bridal rasas. She Bauer Buaday. a . , , . IChniiotte for tte anmmsr. was attended by the Mieses Hyaaeln- Miss Anna Hafnsr of Owoaao apaat Sunday la gsRisral communion for Mann, Dllla aad Norton nrs palntlnfT tha Pox and Bather Long who were tte Snerad Haart Bodsty. Sunday srtth bsr paranta. Mr. ate Mrs. Bundav afternooti ww. Mwv d.eetin. ' bulldln«n oa W. Wellate'n farm on prettily gowned in white mull. The Joasph Hafnsr. - dsvoUon I til. Downer rote. Oao. Mann aad A groom waa attended by Hdward Long Mrs. Brnsst Thornton of Owoaao Lam^unldlv was th. faaat tk. ' PiHnUng In Uila vHlnss. and Oregor) Pox. spent Baturday with Mr. ate Mrs. Tke Great StractareAmi Wrigkt At the concluslpn of nuptial mass a George BaldwlD. reception wa* given at the home of W. H. Bnelllag was at loala flahlng MW pwie w Gives to Micfugm Mamme the bride's parents to a large number Wedneaday with Jamea Whittaker large number of chlMrsn ra^vad 10I41 ^04} Mllaa ware gusacs at Gaorte of relatives and friends. and Fred Grulsr. holy communion In early umas. There | unipa Sunday The bride, a young lady of rare Mlw Ragua Fbx of Lansing apant were no servtcra In the afternoon p^rnnk Nortim raeslvsd wont of tte strength ate beauty of character Is a a few days vrith her parsata, Mr. ate n —. . n -J u Idti li of hls brother, John Norton, of Perhaps no InaUtutlon In the aula “I wanted to do aorar gcte with the graduate of the Fowler high school Mrs. .Mathias Fox. tera to Mr. ^ Mrs. Bernard Herr. | c ,rtl*. whoas daaih occurred Bunday. I^anslBg Friday where she will make has had a mot* rarted and Interaatlng aanltartum building since I wm not and has been a student at the Mt Miss lanilse Bchafer of Wsstpkalls Hi - - - ^ ** Isnva# a wifs ate child at It her home with ter son. Frank Webb. Pleasant normal. 9he has done ef­ Joasph Sturm of Oollins ----- history than the new Michigan Ma- able to care for It spent Tuesday with Mr. ate Mrs. sttendad j Cortls. tesidas several brothers and Mrs. Webb has rentte her house here aonic Home. formeHy the Alma San- that the Masonic ** ficient work In the public schools for Michael Bcbueller. the bell game hare Sunday. I atoters In lower Michigan to mourn in the village to B. 8. Webb. lUiinm it was built In JSST by Ami, able to do the moat gote with It. several year* Adam Fedewa ate son Bdward of Mias Augusta and Joseph L«*her 1 hls death. Mlao Bernice Moon held a picnic In The groom is a popular young farm­ {.dtnslng visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter were in Portland Thursday. I Merle Tucker of the M. A. C. and Dan Stampfly’a wood* for her achool Wllliard Wright of Alma, a lumbar Another story Is as follows: Mlaa Ixnilsa and Frank man. financier and philanthropist of One bright morning In er of Ionia county. Fedewa Thursday. Bertram , mim Agnes Houghuling of Green- In the Lott district Saturday. Soon ■Utewlde reputation. The saniurium ‘ some thirty odd years ago. Mr. Wri^t The happy couple were the recip­ Alex. Bertram of I.Anslng spent a ***t^**w.I?* ’??*^ *** J , .. *** ’• Roherer snd i after reaching the grounds Miss Moon waa opened to the public under the who then wa# living at Saginaw, rls- ients of many beautiful and valuable few daya with bla parents, Mr. and o • ^ w D Fartland risltsd daufktsr Marguerite of Rsw were' was seised with a fainting spell but management of Dr. Andrew B. Spin- U«1 the little, but growing town of m. presents. Both Mr. and Mrs. Fox are Mrs. Michael Bertram. ***"'1,1*^^ **^*' *** ” *®Bo* I guests at Geo. Roherer’s Sunday. ^ soon recovered but was taken with nay of Detroit. He remained five Ixmi Is. He liked the plai* and offei^ held in high esteem by their friend*, Mlaa Mary .Martin and Mlaa Seraph* owrsKi Frtqay. Houghtaling remained until i conruMons which ate had until Sun- yaars and from his time down to the to build a sanitarium and to do who wish them a happy and prooper- ine Martin and William Schafer were ,*1 Monday afternoon : day afternoon ate now Has very 111 raorganUIng of the stock company In things of a boosting nature But oiis life. at Mt. Johna Thursday. plant iyallvd In their place of bust- Mrs. Kllxa Webb, who has been In ist the home of Dan Stampfiy IMS the huge Institution was In the somehoa the St. I^uls people did not .Mr. and Mia Harry (’aae of I.atiislng nsM laoc _ 'HI haalth for a few months lias given writh roogestlon of the brain and ner- hands of a large number of different take to Mr. W right a proposition. Hrhasi >'alee. s|>ent a few dajr* with tbs latter’s i ‘**^**" Detreli up keeping house and was uken Ui vous prostraUon. parents. .Mr. and .Mrs. C'bas. Fandel. vIsHed their parents. Mr. and Mrs. ; managers. From that time until It Four mile* away lay the little half­ The eighth graders will graduate John P. dead hamlet of Alma and to this place Miss Anna ririch returned from Arens. Sunday. was closed in IMK It was known as with the tenth grade at the opera Mr. and Mrs. Hdward N. Thome of the Alma Springs hotel. the lumberman directed hi* footstep*. house Thursday evening. June 22. Mr. Ionia where she spent the past The native# received him with un- few weeks with relatives and friends. Ow-oeso and Frank L Thome of St. From the start the Investment was Towneand will present the diplomas. Johns silent Tiieadsy with Peter 1 main streets of St Ix>ul* and he kept All eighth graders who wrote at Fow ­ Miss Mary Becker returned from Thome • a financial failure Only twice did Alma that he would make them a big Grand Rapids one day last week the sanitarium ever make Its own ler and passed are Invited to be pre#- Anthony P. Arens and Matt Belen and pro#|>erou# city, he swore that he sent. They will need aay nothing and when* she s|M*nt the past few expenses and that was under would make the grass grow In the week* were apimlnted to the village board of HEW iiET FOR CilEM M It will be no expense to them. W. .M. review at a sperisl meeting of the management of Dr*. 3plnny and Pet- iialn street# of St. Louis and he kept •Miss Regina Geller of erm*n did was to Jerk Mrs. Ferdinand Geller, for an Indefin ­ i Mr. and Mrs. John Thelen csle- he always did from his own pocket. ment address and we have a I Urated their 35th wedding anniversary the Ann Arbor railroad out of St. good program beside*. We hope to ite lieriod. GRIND RIPIDS IS NON OPEN j last we^k Tuesday. Many relatives At one time the sanitarium register .Mr. and .Mr# William Weber. Mlaa see every one present and neighbors were present and all showed twentyelght guests with an t’orrie Weller, .Mias Dora Goerge and Y( m can afaip oa all iis—esger train* sad the rate* are very reasonable. By outright gift* and personal In­ The upper room pupil* took a trip j enjoyed a good time. many as 100 employe# on the payroll. vestments Alma’s iieirons began to the woods Thursday afternoon. Frank Weber were at Mt, Johns The venture failed not because the In ­ building the town. A business bloek Thursday. Thi* new rreaawrr will handle cream snd msaalartore bntter arcordingto ibe Ther«‘ was perfect attendance Wed ­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ in*th ancceaafni in getting saualactory resolls to m^re stitution waa not aa advertised, for was erected, a bank was established nesday. Mr and Mrs. Peter tleller and sons. there waa not a better conducted san ­ and mills, factories and residences Peter and Raymond, of Detroit s|ient ♦ ♦ than erMiu patr^na at nor 0 hotel was put school W»Mln«**day .t few day* with Mr. and Mr*. Ferdi ­ was unable to hold Its people more i ♦ ♦ up. road# were constructed and bet­ There wa# no school Tuesday. Dec- nand Geller. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Our Cream Prices are Always High than a week or a few days. This waa tered. farms were laid out and rented j oration day. -Mr and Mrs. John Mchrauben and because outside of lioatlng. riding and at » nominal price and a college was j .Mr .md .Mrs. t’harles Mchrauben of golf there was nothing to offer the j Riley risiieil .Mr and Mrs. John Fln- Alice and Doris Gall have a new Write for our batMr qnotstioa* and we will keep yon p.-isted a* to onr ersam endowed to the extent of many I'riait) rhareli .Nn|ei>. piano. guests In the line of entertainment. thousands of dollars • is Thursday. prirsa for the next three niontha This will crat yuo nothing. I>o it sow' Sunday I* Bentesoot Sunday. At Miss .Merle Ixitt was a guest of Miss The sanitarium property I# located Kvery lKK>st for Alma became a .Mr and .Mr*. John .Moriarty of Port ­ .Mice Gall Sunday. Drop a* s card today and nor rresm pries* will rcon* to you. in a residence district. In the rear is knock to the little burg four miles T:3u a. m will )|> a high mas* at land attended the w-<«ddlng of their a beautiful park of about fifteen acre#, iwav Finally In the sanitarium I which the,,, second, class of comniun- nlect-. Miss .Nellie lamg. at Mr. and worth commercially t25.mH» The *« the story nin*. was completed. This j j;;*"!* Mrs Ihitrtrk laxng s building itself la of white brick, solid wa* a direct slam at St. Ijou Is. for j ^__ , • •Misses Kvelyn Jones. Gladrs Alt- Qiicks,' Baly Chicks Kue V2tUey Creamery Co. waits,wails, inreethree anaand lourfour sioriesstories uiau.high. that town ’s* only assetassei was itsus widelyeiuei; i__Siinday, _ after low,, mass"T was Instnic- vater. F^tella W«>od and Agnes Mut­ Hab>- ('hirka fram th* h*avl**i Isxlas with basement. It Is finished through- i reputed sanitarium. That Alms’* In- : ton attended the (killtnar Bros, show •train In the rountrv. We br**d from tint entecost. ii*avl**t larer* onir. Msnd tor prir* list now, out In hardwsrd------with-- polished------floors, 1 jstltutlon gututlon mightmight surpw..surpass ---the -other;...... j. . , ,/ * I ^nte at Mt. Johns Monday. sail fst rour orttor In nnrly that rou may Grand Rapids, Midi. The tiosement conulns storage rooms numy queer things were done. !*enn- 1 .Mias Aurelia Hufnagel returned to t*t rbirka wiMn you want th*m. M« v*rni laundry, etc. On the first floor ara||iy)raDla oil driver* were imported to Tuesday“ was a nuptial“ high mass Ht Johns Monday after spending a oiweda. tergrat EaclaMwa Msoafnetraar* of Par* Craaaasry Battar ia tte World. lobby, parlor, library, smoking rooms, , ^ dee|»er than the well in St. uniting In marriage (’onrad Box and few day* with her parents. Mr. and MICHIGAN POULTRY SUPPLY CO Mias .Nellie Jjook. dining room, kitchen, sun parlor and and to do this they were forced Mrs. Anthony Hufoagel. ^ Hos !>.. Kaal ilrsad ItapMa, Mich. gymnasium, all handsomely furnished 3000 feet Wedneaday was____ .vthe dayu uset aside Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simmons and and fully equipped. The upper floor* <^orae enterprising cltlien suggested | tj . more weeks Me^leff fnr the son Harry of Pewamo and Mr. and oontain 140 sleeping rooms ready for omt electric light on the top of the Mr*. Joseph FVjx and family apent fulfillment of the Baater duty Imsscdlate occupancy. high tower would help the good cauae Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Tony Fox. | J ■ Miss Hmmat Gniler won the quilt 1' I The owner wanted to ass the Mg along. A light was placed on the knob Hasehall .\sI«h>. aanitarium building turned over to of the Iron flagpole .and night after In the guessing contest conducted by ’ aomething that would bringw.... about_ _ _ night that light...... shone...... from...... its...... loftyF’ owier White Sox and Bengal the Library' Association. Her guess permanent good In speaking of the place and the people of St lioiits were . 1,'** ”*^ pla>ed a game of ball here last was .'.21>. within one of the correct matter. Mr. Wright said: nettled not a little. i Sunday resulting In a victory for the number, 520. ; locals. The scores stood Ifi to 11 In Mr. and Mrs Tony Bertram and son . a very Interesting game. Oliver and daughter Helen of louislng l>eWltt will play ball here with the spent a few days with their parents. city team next Sunday. It Is expected 51r. and Mrs Gharle* Fandel and Mr. OM Summer Time . to be a good game and a large attcn- and Mrs. .Michael Rertram Common Birds of the 'danc«> Is expected Fowler played Imll at DeWitt Sun ­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ State of Michigan. day and were defeated In a game ♦ ♦ The time of the year is here when all feel scoring 2 to 3. ♦ iu :f. ♦ ♦ ♦ the need of summer goods. At our store f'emaillted Halrlde. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I Prof. W B. Barrow*, of the Mlchl- The list of T.'i common birds that The sad news arriived here that will be found a complete line of te* Agrteultural college, has pre- can be found .xlmost anywher** In the Klchard Watters, of Muir formerly of O. E. Smith spent Sunday In Detroit. paceo a bulletin relating to the com ­ state follows: Herring gull, bittern. this vicinity committed suicide bv Mr. and Mrs Geo. Miller entertnin- mon birds of Michigan. The bulletin great bine heron, green heron, root. '■ drowning himself in a water tank He ed company from Hillsdale last week. la being distributed by the s'ate su­ mud-hen. spotted sandpiper, kllldeer. ; waa a suffer from cancer and other •Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harrod and Le- niffed grouse, mourning dove, marsh lalments and became despondent over Roy vtsited at E. M. Gbadwlck's last perintendent of public Instruction It Huoday. Refrigeratora, ke Cream Freezers, Oil, coyer# 3.^ pages and pertains exclu­ hawk, screetrh owl, yellow-billed his continued Blneaa. Hi* funeral sively to the common bird* that In- hawk, screetch owl, yellow-billed 1 was held Wednesday morning. Mr*, frawford Carpenter and chil­ dren visited relatives In this victntty teblt the sutc. i-tickoo. black-billed riickoo, kingfish­ last week. er, downy woodpecker, sapsiieker. red Mr*. Klee has moved In the Kasper , [Geu and Gaaoline Stoves, Hammocks ' The bulletin remark* thst It 1* not i place Mrs Mary Tripp of St. Johns visited |' '«asy to say Just how many kinds of headed woodpecker, flicker, night- hawk. chimney swift, hummingbird, i W .M. Ihnkney sra# at Ionia Wed- at the bomea of Augustus and Wm. r mittee wlU work this meeting one of them Is common at some time Held sparrow, chewink. towhee. rose-j ' 'or t.eller wa* at St Johns Carts, Wheelbarrows, further study of the subject breasted grosbeak. Indigo bird, scar-j'^^‘•tadsy let tanager. porple martin, barn swal- i .Moore is clerking at Sturgis' TAe professor select* a Hat of T’* los tree swallow, bank awnllnw, ce-|drug atore. ■-.teintrm bird# which are found regti* dar-bird. migrant shrike, red-eyed j Henry' Verhulst was In Orand Rap- Etc, kan> almost everywhere throughout vlreo. black and white warbler, yel- ; •da Friday. the mate. Vn suitable places and at low warbler. black-throated blue I Fred Benjamin was at St. John* proper times An accurate descrip ­ warbler. Myrtle warbler, magnolia I'^♦'dneaday. COME IN AND LET US FIT YOU OUT tion Is given of each, and the places warbler. chestnut-aided warbler I •’^d Kile* ww# away on bualnes* 1 Tte yjiey arc found, habits, etc. blark-throated green warbler, oven- | "’odnesday. iMd Thot Tha Wortd ’e fiasKidtey The superintendent of public In­ bird. Maryland yellowthroat. red-1 l*et^r Moore of Rewamo was In Bpteidl iele Codld Olte Ton. struction will distribute the bulletin* start, catbird, brown thrasher, house . town Friday. here I* the lt**t remedy for j-om . } to the schoola. This will give the wren, brown creeper, white-breaafed j John FInel* was at St. Johns Tues- kldaevs. backache, and the diseaae '< SECURITY COPPER TUBE LIGHT- ohlblrwrt an opponunity to make a niithatch, chlf kadee. woodthnish i biiain tliat rdy polsuna of va­ .your buildings with Security Copper Tube •stlToalksw IS sets rssfssless m liiaaM riiassi ' ntother rious kinds. tashstpst aSBSSsn Msa ssaast saSmissil asai- Mlse MInnb* Kohagan apent Monday ni.idd-r troubiss, rhswmatlsm. Bright a diaeaae and so on. come rr«.m had, Lightning Rods. Remember, a $500 guar ­ ta*> SIT kpmn.-ysijssiit,Uasal*s^sfefiie»»lsc ; Mr and Mrs I.au Is Martin ware at dying kidneya. Thoy can’t throw out ; Ht John* Thursday the poleon* Stassmaatof riiaagef th* Ws gtofi everything ela* you may he antee goes with each job. or PatalBl TTf-fr I'lirtsi nr TTTsilBBTs rt w I Hr. and .Mr* William Richards ware taking for yuur kidneya. bladder or ' ^<4* » I at Ionia Wedneaday. rheumailasa. fitep! Tut your whole ■ ' a* <*• I aw4saclM4yt S**W* s* cry# h*S I Fred Fink ate son Joseph wsre at haart .tnd noul in the following treat- [ ' St. Johns Thursday. men ami go In bed tonight never more 1 ater* cmm*4 by doubting for a moment that you will FENCING. Wle are agents for the Royal I wsat so saad yaa a **■*< —*><* Says* t (—<■**> Frank Snvder wa* In IVwamo Wed- bo quirkly roliewed and raved. emmtf tPss «o pesv* ts yss tbsi y*« swa sat* neetiay on bnsineas Go to rour druggist and ask him I vssrveif M bssts. 'isllr. qol«air sad satsty. , Morris Hayes was at fit Johns iNmssBbst. thst H wat cost yswasibla* toyivstbs for Dr. lierhv’s Kidney IMIla nothing j and Elwood R'^re Fencing. trlslt ate If yaa tesald w«aM**auaaB. It wiussstTswoc.rsbsatts Thursday on biMlnsas. more Rvery box, evsry rill U guar- 1 >w w*ta.sf Issstbastwaeef adsv. It win ast IsUffst* with rsar w*rb *r asessattsa. ' Wallace Kin lev was In Rt Johas aaiee«l Tow will nay It Is th* greateat Jas* Madawysaraaawaadsddrsas.«sum*b*wysa.ssumabswysa astnrasdwif If yaa wiab.w>sb. aad 1I wiltwin asad raias tbs . vk ..—^ remedy th:tt man ha* ever found. Some .' Sssiiwisv ter yasf MW*, wtray fisacteJtsls wiaVf tststa awalwUI sIwsmmI y« of the moat pf'rmlnent men and women * | *4 sasS. aiy taosa-'^fOslAN ’n OWM ItenKiAA ADVMMr* v iib sayliisassrr UhsNtatt*** 1 MW- I Mias Marv Onergf and Joseph tleha- of the cowntry hsHeve In thorn been use 1, tra •bywsmmsadSr. aadbawtbeMaasaatess'SWMmaalvsa at asm* Bvsri wsMsa s na*wlt.aadl*a(ai*teaktsr hssfilLTkaawhen ib* di sttt ssya— Tea mast bae* sat —M I ter were at Bt Jotea Tliaraday. tksy havs been cured by theot. 1 dSsa. ' yaa sra dsstds ter Ihsaapds sf wsmsabsas sstmtbsamsHsaattbaw Mr and Mr* Nirbolas Miller wete Dr. D*rhr*s Kidney Pills are safe.it eemmev. te sasas sB> *M *r ysara. Ts Msshssa. af tesgassys, I wtU rasisla astqtes at St Johaa Moteay on bnelasgi. iv* no had after *ff*eta In ths Arst SPAULDING & COMPANY Mias Haasi Maaar vtaltad ter par- J4 kaurs you will f**l digerrat. bsttgr. Dr. Darby’s Kldasy Pill* sr* soM at a* ryrauas. I( eats at Huhtenda

lira. Nwl la raUataUites bar wa. Arthur, of !.aaaiaK thto aaak. • from tbs rasnlt of bar lajvrlsa Mia. Carrla WblU aai ehlldraa oli I Tbs glrL with a cosspanion. waa on OVCft f>«aaao at« vlaltlBff Mra. A. flurh* ■ bsr way to a Sunday acbooi ptenie. waatbar. Barnoa was driving n frisnd to a Mr. sad Mra. Hd. Jarrla of Orld ball gams at tbs M. A. C. grounds. war* vlalUac ralaUvaa hara tha ftiat liCeitral Barnos mads an sfftort to turn ont for Mif ta of tha waka. i tbe glfia. b«t bla maebtas, wbteb waa llsmortol Ony. which was oalsbrat* Mra. H. P. OoM> aad taro dauchtara said to bs going at a blgb rats oi ad throttghout tka land on Turner of Duraad apaat Tuaaday with Mra. ! spssd. straek tbs Robb girt. Tbs anto- Inat. waa properly okaarrad M. B. Sebaaek. I moblla came to n atop down tbs road n by fitting aso rrtaas In honor of t^ Mra. Carrla Bailtb aad Mra. Hart of Mkhigan ! abort dtotaace and tbs drtvsr aad bln dand and living, who pnrtlclpnt«l In Oaklar ar» aaaadlac a faar dajra at tba cosapaailon wsat back. the grant drll conflict batwaan the boBM of M. L. TlUolao a. Bnrass, ranllslag tbs ssrtons of tbo finrth ■««* south and raealla bow tha Mra. C. A. ttanaan «aa oallad to I aeeldonu huniod bock to tbs city attar H^raaa of -ytntanUy- are being pnah- Burekn Inat woek by the sickn ana and I placing ths girl uadsr n trss by ths ys*? haroea of today. It idaath of bar brothar, Bert Leech. Tha I road, but bsfore hs rsturnsd with haan 46 rsein since the Inst bnttia 1 funarml wns bsid Saturdny. Thefaal’dhwsialn* I three doctors abs dlod. ^the ClTl/war was fought and ' Mr. and Mrs. Prank Alehins of Mid- Ths drtvsr was ovsreomc with grtsf were It not for the snnusl observance diebury were called here Satunlay by at the accldsm, and had to bs tahsn Its PILEE. at “Meraorial Uay" when the deeds of the lllneas of Wm. Clement .to hla boms. Tslor^plrformed In ihoee dark daya. t Mlaa Mabel lalmm la ham* from EMwati lwhCaa rtni I Chlsf of Polles Bsbrsndt aad Dsp- ^ wondcrfnl K C Cook's Book.Mrs. toast . the battlee fought, the misery and New BalUmore after apeodlng the j uty Shsrtff Bllsaard wsre enllsd, aad McKoozic Hill, of Boston Cooking Bchool I it waa dscldsd to hold an Inquoat laaw, tolls ersry houcwlle how to Wco me an export cook —how to prepare autferihg on thoee long marchea and spring season as trimmer In a mil- I — * ■ ■ ■ ...... Boefa sppctlzaaff dtohoo tbo tomily will go simply wild over whot )xm oot lonely vigils are accounted, the her- llnery atore. Proascutor Haydsn la making an In- before them. j Rlrhard Waitara, aga dk, wbaaa vestlgatiMi In tbs msantlms. olam of that Internal strife would be Miss Agstha Andeimm bra » Tbo tC C Cook's Book is illnstrated in 9 €X>lon. cootoiaa 90 tooted aad of oaosinc Interest to all tnie patriotic very auccansful term of school In the : homr waa near Muir, <‘Ddad his Ilfr provM tecipsa that erill be imctujul nrry cItiMms. * 1 **<*^f«»"* district and returned to SuDday by drownina bimsrlf in an /iasr if the low simple aaggcstkms arc followc«f. The surviving veterans hdve reach- her home In Maple Rapids, j Iron water tank. Hr waa wicked by a NHl^NE mLCOtMTIES 'The K C Cook's Book has twen prepared ed the stage where many are unable Mr. Were, clerk at the corner drug ; horse some time ago and since had at an expease of many thousands of tUillars, to oartlclpate In the honors accorded store, has resigned hie I^Oon as 'been____ partially____ paralysed. It is and if porchaoed at a store woald easily cost the^triotlc dead. They view with drug clerk and goes to Sturgis. Mich., thought that deai»ondency over his FflEEHOOITIMIEilNBIIIjW SO coots, yet xre give it abioluiely free as we trinldatlon the time when the veterans as head clerk In a store there. physical condition prompted the set. wont )*aa to kn^ exactly what K C Baking of the civil war will be no more and <}eo. Hriggs. while working at 7*e ^ ^ Pender is and what it will do for you in all that of the great Internal strife Bekenburg milk plant Sunday was u. UehhMl. »mdly bnrned in an STATE r!IIPORM HTHTEM WILL yoar own kitchen. Yoo need this won ­ of the dark daya of ■«! will be the! taken suddenly ill and had to be „,p|oslon of gasoline at her home In COST ORLT rOHT OF BOOHH. derful book —it is of vital impoctaaoe events history has recorded. Interest removed to his home west of town. Sunday, fought the fire which io every boosowife. I In the circumstances which led up to V. I*. Perguson and wife motored foiiowedwith a garden hose until over- Look Here! the preeervstlon of the Vnlon is wan- over from Vernon Sunday ^ spent oome by the smoke and pain from the The proposed syoiem of uniform How to set the Inc and the rising generation doesn ’t the day with L. B. Downie and family, burns, and dropped unconscious. Plre- accounting in counties and state de- Cooll*o Booh partraenu. which it provided for In The Michigan want to know so much about the facts------Miss Marian Downie teturned with arrived Just In time to carry her Mac. Co.'' Write \xMir tume and address them for a week's visit. safety. She had managed to hold the new acts, will not coat the coun- Dept. 244 or how the country was saved al­ ' tie* anything except the expense of plainly on this coupon. At­ Creamery Co. ^ though they glory In the fact that It Two of the dynamos for the village ,b^ in check until the llremen Chicago. tach the coltwed errtifioste lighting plant arrived last week, the f**ched the house and there purchasing the neceooary books and was saved. : records. The statute provides tbst I rncloa* rrrtiScalr. packctl in 25-ccnt cans, foundation for the building was fin- ' little damage. She will recover Send tbvCuuk • sending both to os. Will pay you caah <<>r all Ished last week and work on the , although badly burned about the face, the state shall ouilntain accountants KR>X. Ytie will be wtshlvjtlsd von !i. E. i'harrh >sts*. to audit tbe books under tbe supervis­ your cream ami will meet auperatnicture is under way. ^ ^ ^ •^^RuS'Mfaca all competition in price. A very successful meeting of the Miss Jennie Nsegle closed her years While on hU wa) hame by a clrrnll- ion of the auditor-general. In view of 2s Home .Missionary society was held work In the Carter district school , route from the Philippine Islands, this it is expected that a number of counties will take advantage of the You can have ytuir cash lost Wednesday ,ifternoon with Mra. last Thursday and Friday afternoon arhere he was employed as govern- lAddr in fifteen minutes after Stella Manrose. Some special work her pupils enjoyed a picnic on the ment aiirveyor, Allen Markham, an act to have their system of bookkeep ­ was planned, new members gained lawn of her father’s home west of Owosao boy. was seized with append ­ ing In county offices revised and a your cream is (lelivereti, and a society of King's Heralds organ* town. icitis at Suez. Egypt. His mother. regular audit of the offices made. on Fritlays or .Saturilays Ised. All members who posalbly can Wm. Clement suffered a stroke of Mra. Mary E Markham, has received are requested to meet Tuesday after- paralysis last *rhursdsy afternoon. t»f each week. T'ia * them a message from the government ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ noon. June 6th. with Mrs Myra Shel- He waa found unconacious on the authorities telling of hto death and ♦ ♦ anti be convinced. ’ lawn at hla home west of town. He burial at Suez. Markham was twenty ♦ .NORTH YK'TOR. ♦ Miss tJertnide Martyn will lead the js confined to his bed and In a very years old and a graduate In engineer ­ ♦ ♦ In the .Stockwell huiltiin^ Kpworth I^eagwe meeting next Sunday critical condition. ing from tbe .Michigan Agricultural ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ with the .Sinj^jer .Sew- evening The topic will be "True The members of Mra. Clements ’ college. Planet Jr. Wisdom." James Itf*. Prov. 9:10. Runday school claas served Ice cream ♦ ♦ ♦ iii}^ Machine Co. I>et there be a full attendance. on the hotel lawn last Saturday even- Ed. GIffels raised the frame to hto The inying of the rwrnerslune of barn last Saturday. The W. F M S will meet Wednes- (nir and each young lady proved her- the new Methodist Episcopal church, day, June Tth, with Mrs. May Moore. mistreas of that art. The I Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tranchell spent at Grand I>edge, June 15 will Ih- a lieroratlon day in St. Johns. With Lever Adjustable Panl E. WilloDfliby, She' will be assisted in serving tea by young ladies wish to tbank the mem- memorial event for that town. The Mrs. Anna Rummell and Mrs Varion bera of Mrs I. A. Warner ’s and Mr and Mr* I.^wis Barber visited Msf rr of St. John* Stataon stone will be laid by Bishop William at W Ridenour ’* Ia*t Sunday. .Mrs Klrr.e and will conduct the lesson Air. Orser's classes for their valuable Alfred (Juayle of Oklahoma City, as­ and much needed help. Mra. Sheehan visited her daughter. Gangs and Roller Bearings It will pay you to Itnik >< .All are Invited sisted by Rev. W 1*. French, district Mrs. Kyte. and children of Omaha, superintendent of l-anslng; the resi­ into this Propodition. ^ \ ('hanniBg Woman Mrs. Alva I'pton is In I-anslng car­ \ Had Iceldent. dent pastor, Rev. C. E. Pollok. and a ing for her sister, Mis* Bertha Troop, Mra. Burkholder, the returned mis­ Is one who is lovely In face. form, number of the Methodist ministers of who Is sick. \W will pay cash for H mind and temper. Rut it’s hard for a the lainsing district. Bishop Quayle ^ your p sionary from India, who was to have Mrs. B Jone* and Mis* Sarah Mon ­ dellve^ an address In the Interest of woman to be charming without is the general president of the Ep- tague were in St. Johns last Saturday health. A weak, sickly woman will worth I>-ague of the World. Business OOOOOOOOOOOOCCXXXXXXXXXX3 o 6 her work last Sunday evening at the on business. Baptist church fell and broke her be nervous and Irritable. Conatlpa- in Grand I^ge will be suspended The missionary meeting will be arm and otherwise injured herself tion and kidney iioisons show In pim­ during the ceremonies. held this week at Mrs. B Jones ’. Ev- Sunday morning at the parsonage ples. blotches, akin eruptions and a ♦ ♦ i erybody invited. ssssssssssss ssssssssssssss Her sitter. Mrs Stone, of Hsitle wretched complexion. But Electric Hberlff Taylor of Ionia picked op Harry Ken*enger of .New York ha­ Creek came Monday to help rare for Bitters alwaya prove a godsend to a real vegetarian. Ife give* '.iis name lted at W Ridenour's the last of the her. but It was found her Injuries women who want health, beauty and as Dan Warner and riuiins to hall week and over Sunday. IMPROVINi were very serious and Tuesday even* friends They regulate Stomach. LIv- from Owosso. Wh#n first seer, by a Geo Tranchell. Howard Ridenour InV she was taken to the Battle Creek er and Kidneys, purify the blood; local policeman he was walking up and Clifford Warren went .Monday sanitarium give strong nerves, bright eyes, pure and down Main street in the middle of morning to work on A. J. Arery’a breath, smooth, velvety skin, lovely the pavement. farm. Si6IIT : complexion and perfect health. Try Raptisi ( bnreb. "What do you wantr* asked the .Mr. and .Mrs. Ed. .Smith and niece, them. 50c at J. T. Millman ’s. Van- .Votes for June 4th, Topic for sheriff. Mrs Kyle, and chidiren of Omaha. Sickle A Glaspie’a and Travis A Sbll- "I’m looking for a farmer anti a I Neb. ^-tolted the former ’s sister, Mra Rmiimving Hundav morning. '■6th Command ­ ey’s. ment. ’’ Evening, baccalaurente ser­ Job." replied Warner. ; Ed. Schoals. last Sunday. . Nmrve mon by Rev Mullen of St. Johns. Mich "Where do you sleep?" The picnic at Round laike last* Fri­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ “On the ground." day was well attended there being ov ­ * Chriatian Endeavor topic* "Les­ ♦ ♦ Strain, "Whst do you esit?" er 10(» In attendance. There were six sons from (’.rest Lives—Samuel’’ 1 ♦ HHEPARDHTILLE. ♦ Sam. 12 1-6. 13-2r. l. paaoage, at oU widths from 28 to 44 inchoa is an ything wrong Z ening. June «th. All are welcome Mlaa Alice Baker Is III with the and the esteem of their parents Many mumps Glen KarrelL M, ws« .drowned .in are hoping he will return for another incloalve, and is specially bnilt to do this when the rows ore irrsgnlor. with your • Grand River, near Lansing Saturday year. fleo. Scofield of Ovid was a Sunday Mr. and Mra Fred Hate] were in It to so designed that the operator con moke cltange* in width of gongs eyes at Z visitor here Elsie Sunday. afternoon while making a balloon as­ The following pupils of the Grove all : Mrs D Skinner of Owosao is visit­ Mesdames D. Hettinger and Fred cension at Waverly Park. Far­ school were neither absent nor tardy instantly while in motioc. by means of a iiondy lever for each gong, rell. together, with Abner Ans- during fi%'e months of the paat year: you • ing in town Ramsey were In Ovid IMday on busl- thos accomodating tbe machine to rows which vary greatly in width. AUtert llenesr of lynnon spent nms. bell was making ascensions Luma 4tlffels. Israel Crane. Andrew ibculd • Sunday in town Mr and Mrs. H I.orothy Park*. Dana Park* The wheels and gongs con also be duuiged for different width rows in a the park Anabeli made a safe land ­ Hazel Curtis. Annie Rowley. Frank have S Mr*. A Church of Lansing visited taining their niece. Mlaa Nixon, of few minntes. Come in and look them over. in town Monday. ' Owoaso. ing. and the large crowd thought that I’pton, Itoul GIffels. Paul Crane, them examined at once. S H T Blank and wif* sper.t Sunday Gerald Baker, Clio Baker and Farrell had also made land in safety. Marguerite I’pton. lda rnderhlll, Arnold Post, Bertie Cnderhill Golda • in Hubbardsfon Vaughn M’Infleld spent Friday at Only one person, a woman, saw the Eberythingm the line of Implements jtnd Firm Machinery E Hawse has puirhased a new Round laUie. parachute strike the water and Far­ rnderhlll was absent one-half day No Charges For Testa — • "Overland" auto Mr. and Mrs. Albert Friable of Ovid rell go down. His body was later re­ and Paul Crane two half day* during r n Sherman and family were in s|>ent Sunday with I... Belle and M. covered. the year, neither one being unly. Smell Charge for Proper Z St Johns Tuesday. Ruby Winfield. Although Farrell had made many Glaaeea. • Almond Bennett is very ill and un ­ Mr. and Mra. J. W. Dunkel visited successful ascension In the past, he P. S. Rexford, 615 New York IJfe • able to attend school •her brother. Mr. I>eller and fflmlly. In had dsclded to give up the businaas Bldg.. Kansas City, Mo. says: "I bad Wm. Snelllnr nf Fowler were In St Johns Sunday. because of the pleadings of his wid ­ a severe attack of a cold which settled F. M. Vredenburg R. a ALLISON i town Monday evening .Mr. and Mrs Elmer Button of De­ owed mother, and endeavoretl to se­ In my back and kidneys and I was in Ar’hur Reynolds and wife of Ovid troit visited hto mother. Mrs A. But­ cure someone to make the ascension great pain from my trouble. A friend Higham St. St. Johns, Mich. ClhHow Av«. St. JeluM Z were In towT Sunday ton. part of the week « for him that day. Being unaucceoaful recommended Foley Kidney Pills and .‘arn of her farm In Preemont ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ first of th* we«-k in Asblev fer-ln-Inw. Mra. laiura Coleman ♦ ♦ •SPRING BRINGS SORE FEET • .Margare* M'ooiey of S* Joiins Is township. Isabella county, when the wind lifted the stable door from its ♦ NORTH HHARE. ♦ home for th. ^oth of May holiday ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ - ♦ : HERE IS A POSITIVE CURE I Mrs B"ri Sperbef'k and two chll- track and tooaed It ut>on the woman • • ♦ ♦ and l>east. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ •••••••••••••••••••••••••% •IrfU of Ithaca are visiting in town ♦ ELBA CENTER. ♦ Miss May ('obb of Detroit ■.» Ms'#- The big door crushed them Itoth to WPh the advert of warm westhcr ♦ ♦ earth. 'The calf wa* killed and Mrs Mr*. Clyde Glover ha* been visiting .ng her parents. -Jeo Cobb and wife ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ef'm-s frw T triMit> es to thousands of Jesse P-rkine of I-alngsburg .v vis­ Young rendered unconscious Two the past week In lieiroll. pe<'t le The ini rested temierature snd iting his parents. D Perkins and Fife teams also seeking shelter from the John Smith of Alma wa* in this vi­ SAFETY bsavlness of the stmos|les The treatment week in Middleton visiting old friends. ' ver> aick la some better at present. second team. The two men lifted the Ain Mary Eldred went to Ithaca absolutely Safe form of investment and drawiour |>er last Thursday to visit relatives. A ||i riven ' %* will ba wel- Mrs John Seiierington and hlldren •Mr and Mrs John Holejeck enter ­ door and carried the unconscious cent interest. Money to loan on real estate and |>er- of Ashlev vL'ted Tuesday at A Cobb's tained comtMiny from St Ix>ato over woman to tbe house. Ahe had fallen Mr. snd Mra. J. H. Stonebrook were oir«' • >• by sn ar- I Sunday. Ithaca callers Wednesday afternoon. 'fv ft acts Mrs Geo. •'•unis of Dwosao Is visit­ In a depreooion In the ground which, sonal notes. Safnty Dapaait Boxma For Rmnt. ing her daughter. Mr* odver- Orville Bldrad and Robert Joba- ennn bv edneamrs. 100 typawrnms (IsMsi nsnrtslil fmm Middleton and spent the day ro mmetUy cauae ptmptoa. bolto. hlv*m j ttoement would prove to be a good son vialtod in Itbnea aad Alma loot ieL000ni.ft. r toaoa. Be rare id sand lor amtkm "B.'^ with .Mrs Isham ecaenm or aalt rheum, or snms other | opportuaity to get tbe best of hto bet­ week aad attended the 8th grade com ­ Mrs B. W Thompoon aad chIMren form of eruption, but sometiroaa thoy ; ter half. mencement exerctnos of Grand Rapids are visBIng her aia* sxiat In the syatom. indicoted by f*e|. J The dentist has withdrawn tbe ad ­ A kitchen shower wm given Mr. Inna af wookneas. Isnonor, lo*a of ap- 1 and Mrs Jaooe Monroe May It. at ■ItCNARfiCS ter. Mrs Alice Crell petlia. or general debility, without ! vertisement aad snya he will aond Mrs F VanDeventer and two chil­ away for ropios of the letters as It their home A nice lot of useful pros- ■BLUrCBD IX rauaing any braahing out. ents were rsrelved. dren of Detroit are visiting her sis* They are expelied and tbe whole ey*- | "*** ****• **** . ; ter. Mr* John Davto. tern I* renovated, strengthened and *** nto 11^ ' fieo Look snd Chao Milner of Um An Auction Advertnement in The NeNvs is md by 8S toned by i ^__ ■Milr AffPd and Bldrrf i Iteoblt mtm bsaramp I Ml. Ptenonat nor mal were here for ■nry, f*yanr aM dsnsMor of Ap- Par FWoy Kidney Pill* for qnlek percent of the farmers of this county. Thsn. too, we have a {the Dvcoratlan Dny holiday draw Robb, a termer raoWlag botxraan and peimnaoat rmults In all cnnm of j F. V Bsnoett to home frnm a trip large number of rsad sri in the toNmahipa adjoaiing this Oot M In it Laaoteff and Urn M. A. C. wm otnwh Iddney sad hlsdis r trmhlao. and for I to New Tnrk. hhrtut boon ooltod thore by on anm drtesn by W. M. **—titt. ' county. No one intending to hold a —le Nioald overlooli ihy IliMH of bin aottor. abd onnoTlng lirogulnrltlm. sad nwpod by Dr. TSemao. ef------' Vi—ihls A Olggpli BB B I^IBCDIBS •

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w AM Pi OoaaaaaolaMr*o Offloa. May tl. ittl. Aa aoay laaairtan ara oartas la tkla offloa ralatioa aa tka law saaoea- Clintan las tka payaaaat of taltloa of math Mr. mU Mtm. M. T. Woaintfr rtaMai raaHaat paplla la klak oakoala. I will Idlk, Ifll. All 4ik Mr. Mid Mn. SkloMr te Imamtm karata turn tka priaalpal praalaloaa Inrllad. Bank OansBi ragMatad to Mr/’um* W«M km wmm to Loa- of tka oiatata aa aaBoadod by tka laat aand ilalMMiaa Onaw enllad la fCk lodalatara. dagpaa at li:M. eallod la Hk dagpaa Mas aad wtll Otar wtth Imt mm Fraak Tka paraata or lasal gaardlaBO of ad U. Bagnlar oaBar mt flkr a tlaM. Mlaa Mila Matoa of Novtk Oltra. W. cklldraa. wko hava haoa graatad a county atsktk grnda di plowd. or wko can tka kwraaorM *^°****f^**|^ B. Oavoad aad TImo . H. TowaoMd More gaoalo at tha hoai e of Mr. aad kare ooMplatad tka olgktk grada la a Baagal; “Potato Cnltura.** Lawta Oai^ graded aekoal. If tkay purpoaa to aaad Mfo. Varaasr Pearee. paatar; raeaaa Car Mkaar^^atU^iM: Fraak Nortoa laaelrad tka aad aueh cklld or cklldraa. aad kava tal­ tloa paid by diotrlet to klgk aakool, \Honk! Honk! Honk! aawa loot waak that kla Imitkar. Joka or gr^ad aakool aauot oa or kalore apa!iaa.*maalor^ ^■Bala?'raS!attw, o Nortoa. aaa daad ta Sortkara Mtek* tka 4th Moaday la Juaa aaad wrtttaa 4pa- Buraka Ginaga: “What wuoda ara Mra. Laella Farriar aad Mra. Bar- notldeatloa to tka diotrlet boarda of : Lmh amti Dmt’t m amurnaUh, bmt COSfE tkeir parents or gnardlank raopaet ooMliarad naatoua waaka aad tka alaa Smwmm at Rllay rtaitad tkalr maaalag of tka highwar law la iw • m AMD EMJOY THE BUmP OF aaat. Mra. Mary J. VaaFlaai. laat Ira diatricta; aald notlea aawt atak A that aald child or ehlldroa hold a gard to tkaai,** Tkao R. Towagaad; anag, Buraka GraaBa; “Haw'caa wa Mlaa Latah Wilcox at DaWttt aad couaty eighth grada dlpWwan, or hara complatad the eighth grade la a grad make koaaa aad aakool grouMN laora Mlaa Hasel Wilcox at Noirl ware call- attmetlva^** Mra. BUa Balooir **What aia at tka hom» at Mr. aad Mra. ad aekool. aad that It la tka purpoae of aald parenta to aaad aald child or doaa a tanaar need maaC. more laad, Blanchard Sunday. children to each a high aekoal or UMzre labor or more adaoatlon?** D. 8. Mra. Naaooo aad Mra. Gao. Spice at Morrloon; mualc, GoMla Palnwr; I—-rtnir Tlalted Mra. Jamaa Tmaodall graded aekool. (naaalng oae of the three aoaraat high ackoola or graded "How to make tka garion ouka half laat week Tuaaday. your Ilylag.“ Frad Ottmar; radta* Mra. Grasory ratumad to har kOBie aekoola). Upon receipt of aueh aoti- ftcatlon from a parent or guardian of tloo. Mm. D. 8. Morvtaoa; “What la \Low Prices aaar Bath Sunday after carlac for a child or children within tha diatfiet, manat by aolaatlflc maaaBaaaaat? Do Mra. M. A. Norria two waaka. wa aaad It for tha farm and tha Mra AusnaU Blood rlalted har the dMrlrt boaad moot rote aald tui­ WITH US. tion. not to exoaad ttO par pupil, the homer* K. B. Warren, Orld; qnaatloa ■randaon. Clyda Glllatt. la Laaalac box; cloning aong. part of laat waak. mmt* to be paid not to the parent of the child, but to the treaaurer of the Dr. aad Mra. Wicht of Lanatnc ware •UTI HBAMB. oallara at the hotne of Mr. and Mra. high aekool diotrlet; the atatute fur­ ther prorldao that the diatrict board PrognuB for Jnna ard. On account Until further notice we offer you the very cream of the market in de ­ MlIlii?“"B%;m aad friend I—^ rota of the atorm of May tOth. there waa no _____ -t the hMm Pamm of traaaportatlon to and from grange meeting, no tha program will pendable merchandise at the following liberal reductions; „w. 8. o,m be tha aame aa for that ttaae—alao tha faaat; ao eraryhedy coma with wall- eraolng. may rote to pay the aawunt of tuition filled luach baakate. Mr. and Mra. Adolph Brya and bob Victor of laumlng and Mra Annaace * “Pupll. proTldlng Wa taka thia manna as a body to the high achool diatrict chargaa an thank oae aad all for the help extoad- Brya. aouth of town, rlalted Mr. aad ed to our little Junior Gma^ mem­ Mra. V. Clayey Sunday. amount of tuition In exceaa of IM per Mra. TMo Larenz aad Mlaa Mary pupil. ber. flertrude Brm. In the plaao oon- SPRING SUITS Oytee of Lanalng were gueeaa ...... The laat ^Leglalature amended...... thia taat; aad while ahe did not win. we nt the home of Mr. and Mra C. C.| feel confident by the number of wotea Woodruff laat week Thuinday. ! ‘^ct^ a^ hl^ ^ool diatricu muM caat for bar. that the Oraagera In gen ­ ' All Spring Suits,^ consisting of Serges. Diagonal and Manish Cloth, in Mra I.amereuux of Lanalng aad "^“‘T^**"** »“ eral. aa wHI as all near oelghbora. daughter of the M. A. C. rlalted at the , and In fact, the neighboring oooimun- Black, Navy, Grey! Tan and Mixtures, Very Latest Styles, Messeline and home of Mr. and Mru. C. C. Woodruff ! •2J***"J ‘*^1'* ‘*! ‘* ■*»*‘**'= , . ity for a number of milaa around with ^ ' ** achool muat conalat of but a few excapUona. worked ardu ­ The newa that MMa Bernice Moore gradea and tmpl^ not le« ously In bar behalf. Satin Lined. wua rery aick at the home of Daniel ' MRS. GBO. .N. HARPBR. Stampfly wae weired here laat Sat-i'"** ”* time teaching the ninth, tenth. Lecturer. Prices Down Aa FoHows untov night aad recelred with much ' * ’'•* ”* ’ .All Suits, regular price, .$20.00, down to $16.75 b. The graded diatrict muat maln- BlIfGBAB GBANGB. .All Suits re^'ular price $27.50. down to $22 80 Mr. 1^ Mra C. C. Woodruff attend- ! ***" *•" gradea, and employ Program for June 3: Music; reci­ .All Suits, regular price 25.00. down to . 20u00 .All Suits, regular price __ 16.00,'down to 12.50 ad a large bam ralaing on the farm *» one teaoher who derotea hla tation. Max LeBaron; aoio. Mather formerly owned by tkam la Water- »•<» continue to have It paid rangements are to be made. Let all Black, Navy, Grey. Tan, and Novelties. Latest Styles. 17th. 1911, a baby. Mra. Lietzke waa ***** y^r, though he did not hold formerly Mlaa Eatella Pate. a county eighth grade diploma, or Tanr .Neigk hot** Experienee. Fred eric Mayer, Sr. of Ollre rlalted had not named through the eighth How you may profit by It. Take Prices Down As FoHows bU daughter. Mra. C. Kaufman, last <>{ • k»»ded diatrict. But any Foley Kidney Mila. J. 8. Spencer, Tuaaday. ^ child who under this statute enters 1613 Beach St.. Flint. Mich., writaa: .All Coats, regular price. $20.00, down to $16.50 .All Coats, regular price .$10.00. down to $0.00 Rev. and Mrs. G. T. Flaher rlalted ' ***^ graded or high school tbw rear "I have suffered from kidney trouble .All Coats, regular price __9.0a down to _____7.50 frlenda at Holt this weak. I for the first time. must, to be entitled with dtulneas every morning on aris­ .All Coats, regular price 18.00. down to 15*00 Mrs. Theo. Nailer and son Elton of i *® tuition from the district, hold a ing. My kidney action waa too fre­ .All Coats, regular price 15.00. down to.. ,12 X10 .All Coats, regular price __ 7.50, down to _____6.00 South DeWItt rlsitad har brother, i«>««**y eighth grade diploma, or hare quent and when Iholey Kidney Pills Fenton Brink. Tuaaday last. ‘completed hla eighth grade in a grad- were recomenmded to me. I took them All Coats, regular price 1 2.00, down to 10.00 .All Coats, regular price. __ 5.00. down to _____4.00 Mr. and Mrs Jamaa Packard of •** school according to directions and in a very Lansing Tlaited Mrs Nancy and Mra. Notice that It is the district board. abort tinu I was cured. My dixxineas Betsey Cartrigfat Sunday. : *" ‘* “®* *•*• district that votes the ceased, my kldaey action became Mr. and Mra. Verplank of Lanalng ' * “***®® “P *® notice further that Donaal aad regular. Foley KIdnye were callers at the home of Mra.' “ *• «n*ndatorT upon the board to Pills cured me, and I shall he glad to Althea Tlark Sunday. I ’^®** •*- providing the parenu and the recommend them to others." Van- Mrs. Velma Garlock of Watertown »r»dc<* or high achool fulfil the re­ Slckle A ^llaalHe. DRESS SKIRTS visited Mra. Laura Woodruff over Qulreroenta of this autute. night Sunday night. ‘ ■****^ •<**^ *»•• prepared and sent to Mra. Bently and Mlaa Cook of Du-|‘**** ®^‘<‘' blanks for parenu to use ♦ ♦ All Dress Skirts, consisting of Voiles, Panamas. Serges and Mixtures, in rand visited Mra. Altbea Clark Mon- ! *" notifying their dUtrict boarda I ♦ EAST DBWITT. ♦ day. * ”'*** aame to any parent or guar- ♦ ♦ Black. Navy, Tan. Grey. Green. Brown, and Novelties. Latest Styles. Mra Mark Stalker of lanatng was <* Ians, who send to this office for them, ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ a caller In DeWItt Monday. Different high school aad graded Frank Calder has moved hit family : •<‘**®®* ' Volsinet and .All Dress .Skirts, regular price 15.00. down to ,12.50 .All Dress Skirts, regular paice 8.00. down to family now ride In a fine new aurry. of Olive visited Mr. and Mra. Jerome *• ”** or a semester In advance; atlll .All Dress Skirts, regular price ,12.50. down to . OHIa Tuaaday. ; Others a month in advance. The offl- Mr. aad Mra. Henry Bauerle and son 10:50 .All Dress .Skirts, regular price 7.50. down to Mr. and Mrs Mac Goodell and fam- ot the graded or high school Herbert spent Sunday at the M. A. C. .All Dress Skirts, regular price 12.00. down to 10.00 .All Dress Skirts, regular price lly of lamaing took supper with Mr. i have the right under the law to Inalst at Lansing. .6.00, d*)wn to and Mra. Wra. H. H. Knapp in Riley < “P®" ■“<**» P**®* for payment of tul- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Volalnet and All Dre-is Skirts, regular price $io.OD, down to $8.50 .All Dress Skirts, regular price ,,5.00. down to Tiieaday and Mra. I. M. Knapp and ' **®® •• ***«'y <*^«n bmt. and If those family of Summsonville spent Sunday her nuroe called at Mr. Knapp's. conditions are not mW. they have the In this vicinity. Clinton County Pioneer society will right to exclude tboee from the achool Mr. aad Mrs. E. Mahar and daugh ­ meet at Court houae. June 17th. 1911. , whose parenu or whose distnet are ter Ikmithy attended Mr. Henderaon's Hon. laiwton T. Hemans will give the' ®®* their tuition reeulremenu funeral at St. Johns Moaday after­ All wash dresses, wash skirts, shirt waists,, kimonas. dressing saques. aiHlrriaa ‘Hence, your commlasloner arould aug- noon. ■emorial Day was duly observed : geat that the board of education of Mr. aad Mm. Louis Volsinet and house dresses, wrappers, boy ’s wash suits, middy blouses, at a reduction Ik Ike tap of the drum the "old glory*' every high school aad graded school James Ranney of this place attended waa carried by one of the G. A. R in this county make a plain definite the alunmi baagoet at DeWItt Friday of 10 percent. Many Other Special Offerings in Embroideries, laces’ mus­ and some ladles and the scholars »»ai^a»rnt through the columns of the evening. were followed by the speaker remain- ' county papera. aa to their raapaetive Mr. aad Mm. leniis Volainet attend ­ lin underwear, thfn dress goods, corsets, umbrellas, parasols, handbags, etc. tag Ct. A. R and W. R. C. in ‘ ®^ luftloo. aad aa to their plan of ed the loth aad tth grade graduating automobiles, and citizens. The pro- , having same paid. TTiU should be exerciBoa at DoWttt laat week Mr. eaasion marched to the cemetery aad ‘*®® ‘‘ •* omer‘ ao that boards voting Volalnet had aovoral pupils in the fth the graves of our dead heroes were tuition tax would know what to plan grade exerriaas. decorated. The return was made to the f®^- Mm. Charles Heller aad daughter. M. E. church where the exercises were I neglected to sUte that the sutute Catherine. Mr. and Mm. Fred Tafel. .all exceptionally good. The singing provides, where there is sufficient Mr* um I Mm. Louis Volalnet attended was fine aad the addresa by Mr. primary money on hand, that said the flmt eonunuaion oervloaa hold at French from the M. A C. waa enjoyed primary money may be used to pay St. Mary's Catholic church In L^nolag by all present The bell game waa tuition Instead of the board's voting Sunday mera lag • anry tnteresting but South Riley took a tax for the same Loula J. Volalnet cloned another JOHN HICKS 'the hoaora. Waapectfully. very aacceooful year of achool work THHO H. TOWNSflND, at the Riley .No. 8 oehooi laat Friday, Soothea itching akin Heals cuU or Caaam'r of Schools. he having taught at that place sevoral : 33 St. Jolms, Rfidugan Imrns without a asar. Cures pllss. yearn, la the afternoon a Bae pro ­ sessma. anlt rheum, any Itching. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ gram sraa oarrled out by the puplla. Doan's akHment. Yo«ir druggist sella ♦ ♦ Mr. VoMaet aloo gave aovoral aoloc- '♦ NORTH BENGAL ANB BMWX. ♦,iloaa which were gmitly eajeyod by •IL all. Mr. VoMaet also gave a flao ad- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ dreaa to the pupils wMch goas to skew hla ability as a flao laotructor. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ------♦ ♦ ^ B1BBLBBITBT. Oi Bora to Mr. and Mrs. Ton> Rada- Hla ■ddmaa will long ho la the umm- ♦ ♦ • O'macher, May t4th. a son. Rdwla Wl|. ory as well as the hearts of tka people. ♦ BRNBAL OBinBB. ♦ ♦ BBUTRWBBt HLRT. ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Ham. ‘The puplU then la torn proooaiod Mr. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ VoMnot with a baaotlful slaad aa a ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mrs. Bert Bigafnanp and eklMren Georae Snyder ralaad a lame barn tokaa of maiambraBut aad aataam la are vialtlag rslativas la Cai aa for a which he Is heM. Mr. VoMaet theo Hsiaa Harper wko has been oMi laat Saturday. few daya. Pete Naffer rldee ta a bow aato. Mrs. Imwe aad aoa of South DvM thanhad the pupMa for tkalr ktadaeaa. Is hatter. MW Herman Mohakc sbd chlldrsa after which he traatsd all pioasat to The M. R SaaSay aakool will have Harmsii Flaglar lidao ta a aew bag ­ oalled at har atepaaw'a, Chartaa Laws, spsat Moadny with her parenta. Mr. laaa Sunday. luoMaade aad oaady. Iko ladtas rhlMrea*a Day, Jaae It. gy. aad Mrs. Ffod Tfedt. aorvod lae emam aad uako. It ww « Jaaagh Plowauw af AHagaa vMtot Freak Bills aad family took la tko Jamas DeWItt. w4m> has basa laid Mlaa Grace Roeb la agendlag a weak up with InflanMnatory rheuamtiani day which will leap ho maiaahztod mlatlveo la Bengal last waak. skew la St Jokaa Moaday. with her elster, Mrs. Roy Faraseater, by all pvnaoat. aa alaa Mr. VoMaefa for the laat week la aMc to do aoaaa near Bt. d m Has. Sagtaaw eosmty. Them will be commaaloa eervlees Frad Martla aad wife apaat Saaday good work, wkick bo has ao faithfully at the hall next Saagay at t:S9. Mlaa Anna Mohake aad ae^ew, worlmd la that aa wall aa la all witk Hoary Martla aad family la Baat Mas Charles Lowe spent part of Arnold Martin, agent from l^lday un ­ L. G. Brawn. W. T. PlowBsaa aad RIloy. law week la Gwoaao taking care af ■Nrhaola la Me long torw of aarvke as R. D. Bird amra la Banaact laat Fri­ til Saturday srith her alstar. Mrs. Fred a aMdol taaaker. kar mother. Mrs. I<«ey Vanhoua, wko day. Mr. aad Mra. Joka Bllffler apaat r TIadt. Saaday with Arther Ckaat aad MaMly has been very slak. hat Is batter. Mias Agnsa Plggatt clossd her Brasat Shiaaar of ChlaaBo la vMt- tary Rg- Memorial day waa nhaswad at MM- A Uailair (MNaral la BMC BIley. school la district No. &. laat Saturday Pasadena. Cal., March 9. Itll. lag at the hoam af hla paraata. Mr. dlebury rsmstary. The Rev. J. H Ash­ with a picnic dinaer. Mlsu Vera Plg- aad Mm. Thomas Milaaer. Ckaa. Bleaataadt aad Mm. Dalhm friRMator. Don't Pofvet me aaURsRt. by of OvM dallverad the sddraaa Rav. Foley and Co., GaaUemen ;—We are eatartalalag UMr amtkor from gett haa haon sngiguil to tooeh nest have saM aad mrummiaiiil Foleye Mr. aad Mm. Fraaels Brown spent F. Bieveaaoii amda the elaalac prayer. year. MMlaad. Basory Warran had the mlstortaaa Haaoy aad Ikr Csmpouad far yoata. laat waak vialtlag at tka hoam of Mr. Carpdis am to fall from the born of George Boy- We hallave It to be oae af the amat aad Mm. rhaa. Bailth of Radford. Mrs. Will Fsrast and Mro John dor loot Saturday. He foil tan faot In­ WoMi WBI Sosa NkM pffleleat ospectomats oa tke market. Thirty-five srara satertalaad at the Bleasieadt from 9L Jahas wore vM- stead of IM aa had haaa regnrtad. after you take Dr. King's Now Life t^t®lhlkg mo epiatee or aarrorioa It M. K. AM eaeMy which ana haM at tam at John Blsaatsadt'a Friday. No hones smre hroko n aad he la gH- Pills, aad yooTI gntckly ea|ay their raa he given freely to ehlldrea. BP- Um haaw of Mtae Hama Hteha last ring batter. floe rsoalla. OaaaUpatlaa aad ladl- ough af tka reamdy uaa he lahea to 'Thuraday aftwraaea. Mrs. Ckaa. Ckaat geotlon vaalah aad ftae appetite ro- rellove a eeM. ao It haa no aanaeatlag will eatertaln tke aeat easiity. Msol laaBotd. weak, luadem n T turaa. 'They rogulolc ataameh. Itvor raaalts aad dose not Interfere with la partleularly mBoaaaradtd for Hsadacko? Blamspli '‘ofTT —Just a aad howuM aad iamori bow atmaglh digaailan. Toum very truly, C. H. ^ *I eoffered kahltaally fVam eaaatl- okroale oaaao at kldaoy aad Madder ELHULL glaHi oaas af laay Hror. Bardoak aad eaeriy to tke whale systant. Try Ward Drug Oa., c. L. Fxfnaaa. Sac*y patlaa. Dean's RegalsM rallevad aad troahle. It trade m mgalote aad oea- Blond Ritters toaas liver aad atenwah. them. Only Ms at J. T. 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