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LXIV. INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH., THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1923 NO. 18 ^V:^'
CELEHRATE ANNlVJ^'KSAKY. Sunday, May I3tii, is the. anttiy'er- LEi sary of tbe Epwortb League, and MILK PRODOCERS FORM members of the iocal organizations ai'e planning to ceiebrate the occa- U LADNGRED T BEGINS LAST slon. They plan to serve a Cafeteria COW PNG CLOD Luncheon at the church on Sunday BilANCIl OF INTFIlNATIONAL W, B, I>EA\ ORGANI/iER AND APPROPRl/VTlONS MOUNT TO AJj- evening. May I3tli, at 5:30 o'clock, A,SSOCIATlON lt'ORMEB 1'O WEED DINNER CLUR ASSOCIATION. MANAGER, RlCSIGNS. MOST FORMER TOT.AL. , and tlie regular. Epworth League OUT BOARDER COWS. meeting wili be beid at G:30. Every Binner At Jlofcl Mit.-jon Fiidny Re- ii'reil C. l'mkcr Assnrnc.s Active Man- Many lmpoi'tant Matter.s Go Unliccd- one is invited. 'i'wcnty-sl.v Fariner.s Unite To Tost .snifs ln OrguniziiHon Of agemcnt Under Direction Of ed Wliile .Solons Cows li'cn' IJotli Yicid r.. Proniisins €l»l>. W. ,F. Prcscotl. WrangIc. LOCAL WOMION AT I'RESIlYTI'UlY. And PiH)fit. . Mrs. F. C. Ellett, Mrs. 0. II. Free- : Several yveeks ago about a dozen W. B. Dean, yvtio organized\aiid lias 'Drayving rapidly toyvards its ciosc, land and Mrs. W. H. Long attended The old brindie coyv is having a :' business and iirofcssionai men froni so successfully oiierated the Mason the I.923 session of the Michigan leg- tbe Women's iylissionary meeting of hard, time tiiaintaing her prestige I Mason yyere invited to an itttercity iCievator Co., since its inception, islature finds more than tbe usual the ljnnsing Presbytery, bel(i at 'Ie- nowadays. Time yvas yvhen if she lviwanis nieetlng at Lansing. • It/ de: iendered ills resignation to the com syvirl of important measures con- cuniseli. tbis yveek. Mris, lSiiett bas produced a good calf once a year, veioped afteryvtirds titat tile printe pany to take el'fect May Ist. Jylr. Dean fronting it at tbe last moment. It been president of tliis organization didn't kick the pail over more than i purpose of tbe invitation was a desire stiii retains iiis stock for the present looks as though' the layvmakers yvbo- for five years. At the meeting Mrs. once a yveek, and didn't jump fences, on tile i)art of Lansing IClwanians'to but yvill I'etlre, from active manage- yvore lieralded last January as tbe Freeland is scheduled for an address no questions yvei*e asked. But now nient of the company. Tbe lsbell institute a club hoi'e. Sevorai cou- most buslness-like in many years on ''Felloyvship,'' yvbiie Mrs. Long it is different. Ffrst they jab her interests of Jackson, liold a majority fcreuces resulted and at a dinner may yvind up yvitb a record lacking in will respond to a toast at? the youug with a needle to find if she has the of tbe stock and for the present W. T. R. If she hasn't they make "her served at IIotei Mason on last li'rlday real achievement. Much business people's ljanquet on the topic, ''Train evening enough applications imd been F. Prescott, manager of the I^eslie yvear ear rings and if slie lias then it's can be transacted in the finai days ing For Service.'' ijied to warrant tbe organizatiott of a Elevator Co., yvbicb is one of the sey'- all off yvith bossie. "Hoilerhorn'' and eral conti'olled by the lsbell interests of a reguiar session, however, yvhen ciub. Iviyvanis was started in Dett'oit "THE HOUSE OF DAVlD.'' milk fever arc no longer heard of. An will be directly responsible for tbe bills that have been pending a iong in 1315. Club number one thousand, Next Sunday at 7:30 p. m.. Dr. uli-to-date veterinarian has replaced business here. Fred C. I'arker, for time in one house or othe other are iviiich by the way was sponsored by W. B. Harlzog wiii speak at the Bap- the coyv doctor yvith his soft soap and many years bookkeeper and office passed over for finai decision and Detroit Club No. One was recently tist church on ''The HouseNof David salt remedies. Whiie these innova manager at the local elevator will each house is acting only on the bills chartered at Wyandotte, lt itas noyv and Other Houses.'' There is cer tions .are ail right as a general rule, take active charge of the plant under adopted by the other. -Siiould there become an international organization tainly a chance to say something on it is becoming harder and harder for Mr. Prescolt's dii-ection. be no time absorbing contests over yvitb ciubs in aii of the principle cities COACH mmm t(|iis subject and iie is going to say it. a cow to hang on to her job. Con- some of tiiese, t'eai speed can iie and towns in the IJnited States and When asked as to his plans for the He wili tell when and hoyv this cult tentediy chewing her cud at the shady Canada. It is tbe proud boast of the future, Bert replied that lie is going sbown in ciearing up the iast of the brookside sounds fine in poetry but ft LEAVyiGH SCHOOL started, and how it traveled from organization that no Kiyvauls Club to rai.se tbe best garden in Mason, calendar! Tbe house originally' set England to Austt-alia, and later to doesn't satisfy the farmer any more. has yet put out the light and surt-eud- Friday, April 27, as tbe day of pro- Rich miik hitting the bottom of the J\lason's popular footljall coacli and this year, and that beyond thiit, he Canada and the United Slates. Ile cred its charter. ' Continued on page three) • pall sounds better to him and he high school principal yvbo annonunces lias not come to any conciusion. yviii tcii yvbere Benjamin caine from wants it full all the year round too. At the 1922 iniernational that be yvill not remain liere after and yvii'ere be is going too. IIe yvill It's business, not poetry, yvith him. •.meeting it yvas agreed tluU. one of tlie i.iiis year, ljarger toyvns yvitb great- exiilain yvliy most of the cult leaders projects to be yvorked upon tliis year er iiossiliiiitie.'j iiave outyyeiglied the of the past and present have lieaded Tyventy-six farmers living near Ma was to be tlie installatioti of Clubs in urge of both scliool officials and ciii- SEASON'S BASEBALL TREASURER for the United States, and made it tbe son Inive banded togetber to search snuilier towns and conitnunities in /.ens and Van lias decided to seek bappy buutiug ground of impostors, out star boarders among tbeir lierds order tbat lCiwanis niigbt be better new lields. Mr. Vanl'utten announces and tlie fertiie field for every 'ism ind lt is said that coyv beef is likely' able to get into cio.se relation Willi liint ile lias not fully decided where scHEDyLE AGREED TO ETIRES ROAD BONDS and fake. Jesus said, ''There sliall to be qui(,e plentiful as soon as the Agricuiturai interests. The niotto of lie will go Init il will bo probably one arise false ChiIsts and false trutli is known, proiiliefs.'' Ilistory dicloses fbe fact I.Ciwanis is "We Bu'iid." lt is not in of sevei'ai largo niicidle yvest scliools MEETING OF DiIlIwi:OI{S AT LAIlGE' l'AYMENT ivIABi.; ON J. C. Wells of the Dairy Extension' that lie kncyv what lie yvas talking tended it yvill replace any establislted wiiicii liaye oiTered liim positions. A S'I'OCK BR IDG 'I'U ICSDA V. COVERT ROAD INDEU'l'EDNESS. Department of M. A. C. has been very about. ' ' ,5 • organization but tbat it yvill yvork multitude of friends iiero regret liis busy in this vicinity for sey'eral days yvilIiiind flirough all agencies wbicb depaiiure but will rejoice iu ills pro- AIasdn O|)ons Willi Stockbridgc On 'Dotal County liKlcbfcdncss Greatly and lust Saturday evening a group-of tend to uplift civii and inot'ai life, lt motion. Hoinc Gi'onndK Reduced lly'Rctircnrent On progressive herd oyvners organized is not religious or political but seeks AIay !i.~)tli. May I.St. the Mason-Ingliani Coyv 1'est- to j)rouiote every good tlttttg regard- Ing Association. 'I'yvent.v-six herds MISSIONARY TO I less of its-source—in fact tbe t'eai Complete sciiedule of games for tiie Holders of Coy'erL Road Bonds ai'e to be tested over a period of one purpose of ibe club is to build coni- l.OSS playing season yvas agreed upon should look them over carefully to year. An expert will be employed N munity s|)irit and friendly relatons. and approved at a meeting of tlio bote their maturity date, A iarge wlio yvill visit one herd each day, WRITES LETTER Aniong tlie ljansing menibers jire.s- League directors lieid in Stockbridge portion of file bonds now outstanding yveighing and measuring feed and 'ruesday evening. Mason plays her for this purpose were purcliased l^y yveighing and testing niilk. lt is ent to assist in tiui organization yyet'C ORATORICAL CONTES irOil,>IE|{ AIASON llOY RIOTURNS local investors and noarly hundred Ceorgo M. Coodell, who signed tlie first game on the home grounds op TO Ii'OREKJN claimed tbat of the !)00,000 coyvs in thousand of them inatured 9n JNlay VlKiA). .first uijplication when tbe Lansing Clio. McAIJTlIlJR WINS HONORS posed by tlie aggressive playing ag Michigan, about oue-tliird are fed at gregation from the soutlieast yvbo 1st. Warrants aggregating $!)9,000 a (iirect ioss to tlieir owners. It is club was oi-ganized, Deyvey A. Seely, AT IlOW10l.ilj. Mr. And Mr.s. Flo.vd Wiicox Write haii themseives as tiie amateur base to cover the principal and $0,008 in this factor in dairying that has eaten wlio t'uns tlte yveatiiet', attd Clen i^. Intereslingly Of iivpurieuces payment of. tbe semi-annual interest into the farmers protiis and it is i.his Munsluiw. JI. IIardy, a siullful song Wlll Now Compete At ):»tate Oiatori. ball cliaiiipions of Micbigan. So far ln China. due also on May ist, passed through factor that the enlightened farmer leader, yvbo put a lot of Pell into tbe cal Coiilo.st, 'IV) lie Hcbl During as iylason's past experiences go, tbey can keep file old title as iong as they tbe county treasurer's office this proposes to rid himself of. event in tile coniniuiiity singing attd i'»Ioiitli Of .luiic. "ICong-liyi; Kong-hyi" (good yvant to, but right now our feiioyv yveek. Botb interest and principal is J. \V. Sexton, President of i,.ansing yvishes for tile Neyv Vear) written by It is interesting to knoyv that the townsmen wiio are going to yy'ear blue payable at Capital National Bank at IviMMnis Ciub. iMr. SOxton is no A numiier of lylasoii peoide were in Mr. and Mrs. lt'loyd Wiicox, Baptist first cow testing association in the sox tliis sunimer are full of flglit and ljansing. Bonds may be presented at stranger liere, liaving addre.ssed tiie lIoyvell last li^ridny evening to attend missionaries stationed at Ningpo, United States yvas formed at Free- will liiake Stockbridge earn all the tbat bank or at any local ljank for annual nieetlng of the Booster Club tlie Second lDistric't Oratorical contest China, readied Mason fciends tliis mont, Michigan, in I905. Wisconsin bonors she gets. redemption and interest. in Marcb. Ile gave au insiiiring talk iield at tile liigh scliool building in yveek. Both Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox are grabbed tlie idea, liowever, and forg along Iviwiaiiian lines yvhicii received that, city. "lled'' Spencer, formerly playing It yviii be remembered tiiat three former Mason people yvho still retain ed ahead, now liaving one hundred the closest attention of those present. The local high school yvas repre yvith Eaton, Rapids, has agreed to years ago the bond boiyses tried to their church connections here. Tliey fifty sucli clubs in active operation. Officers elected for tile reinaindor sented in that contest, Ceorge i\lc- come to Mason to try his skill around play a boidup game yvith road offi yvere home on furlough last year and No other state has as many, Michi of the fiscal year are President, V. J. Artliur, son of Judge and Mrs. l.,. B. the initial sack and of course there is cials and run up interest cost on have just returned to their former gan stands second yvith fifty clubs Brown; vice iiresident, J. E. Wag- McArthur having yyon first 'place in Peck, yvho has signed up to pitch. Covert, bonds. The Commissioners Ueid. Presbyterians,'Methodists, Bap ready to start business on May Ist. goner; secretary, D. C. Dart; .trcas- tiie sub-district declamation contest Jess Harkness yvill receive and Hailie toQk the matter up with local bank tists, ail on the field, appear to be The growtli of the idea is apparent yirer, L. R. White; district trustee, H. held a feyv yveeks ago iu Mason. This will be' on the job when Rockefeiier ing institutions with the result that yvorking band in hand to educate the when it is told that one year ago J. Bond; directors, A. B. Bail, L,.^B. entitled him to participate in the interests can spat-e him, putting them more tlian $200,000 worth of these Chinese youth for better iife and bet- there ^ere only twelve clubs in this Dean, Leo lveiiy, lSarl SalisbutT. Hoyvell contest for the honors of itc- over the fence when runs count. bonds were sold to Ingham county in tet- citizenship. state. The Mason Ciub is the third Harry Neel,y, .Dr. L. N. Vorkes, L. H. vestors. .They netted the purchasers claming at the state contest, Ceorge Haiiie and Jess wiii keep thetn One passage of the letter is espec in this county, Lansing and Lesiie ai- IIarrison. six per cent net and yvere veiy at- gave his declainatTon, "Abraham Lin selves In trim by playing Sunday ball ially interesting in the light of receiit ready boasting of weii organized tractive to iocal capital. As soon as the required authority coln'' and yvas awarded first place by with Pleasant Lake, ln the games deveioptnents in this great sleeping clubs. The bondtd indebtedness of this Is granted from International Head- the judges. Chester Stein of Adrain, scheduled Mason gets the-opening countt'y. Referring te the New.Year Work will be started among tbe county, never hjgh. Is greatly reduc- quarters tJie L.ansing Club will come was given second place, the subject of game and also the Labor Bay contest Day ceiebt'ation, he says: herds associated as soon as a compe ed by these payments. The total out- to Mason enniasse for tbe presenta his declamation being "Our Respon All games are played on Wednesday ''Like looking through a great tent man can be secured to start test standing obligations of the county tion of tbe cbarter. Tlie club will sibilities as a Nation." Other contes and Thursday, except holidays.. This black cylindrical tube with jets of ing. The expense of the undertaking now coniSist of ?I58,300 V Covert hold weekly meetings at six o'clock tants were Miss Aluriel Bovee of Ply makes it better for boys with jobs to light shooting into it at irregular in is met by a per capita assessment bonds of which $136,300 were Issued with supper served either at tbe Hotel mouth, and Alma Marie Packard of attend. tervals was this Chinese street on the atnong the farfnet-s, the cost varying by .the County Road Comtnissioners .or some other conveuient place, lts Ithaca. evening before the greatest festival according to the size of the herd from membei-ship is iimited to tbirty-five and 122,000 by the State Highway In the oratoricai contest there were day of the year. New Years Day. Al ?2.75 to if3.25 for each cow tested. and not moi'e than two men in the Department, These fall due serially, also four contestants, Leslie Butler though the_ weather was very cold The following officers are; Presi same line of business is'perniltted. BAND CONCERTS ASSURED each year, the last of them maturing of Ann Arbor, Leonat'd Hoag of Ea doors were opened wide and in their in 1926. dent, E. T. Rickat-d; vice president, ton Rapids, Frances Nicholsoti, Hud- very ''mouths,^' as the Chinese say, B. L. Gt-een; secretary, Alfted Allen; In addition to the Covert Bonds sou, and Leslie Oidt of St. ' Louis. hung one, sotnetimes two lighted ian- directors, E. T. Rickard, B. L. Green, there are $H,600 of Portage River First place was given Leslie Butler, terns, paper things, reinforced with Fred Furnian, Jack Eames, Alfred MASON HESIOENT SOSTAINS Drain Bonds, which are not strictly whose oration was ''America and NECESSARY FUNDS SUBSCKUllCD batnboo splints, and ted candles, Allen. France.''. Frances Nicholson won TO INSUKB CONTINUANCE. county bonds but are the obligation otnens of happiness, burning brightly BADLY FRAGTUREO SHOULDER second with her oration, "The Need of Portage River Dt'ain DisttIct is- within. So, they say, ai'e the good of the Hour.'' - • , Bandmaster Barry announces that sued by the Drain Cotntnissibners of spirits shown the way and weicotned KARL PARISH GliXfS A BAD TWIST The judges on thought and com the City Band will be ready to start Inghatn, Jaclcson and Washtenaw with a wat'm welcome to abide with 8DIL0IN6 AND LOAN AiiSN.- IN ARM. position were Profs, 3. Stuart ljathers the popular weekly concerts as soon counties jointly. the family for many moons. By the and F. B. McKiiy, State Not-tn.a^ Col as the weather is suitable./ EaiIy in Another $50,000 issue for building satne token, the evil spirits, fearful of TO INCREASE ACTIIflTIES Whlle plowing last Saturday, Earl lege and Supt. A. G. Erickson of the the winter it was announced that the tubercular hospital was approved light, and loving darkness, ate dt-iven Parish suffered a badly dislocated Vpsilanti public schools. Tbe judges these affairs which have (proved so at the last election but. the Board of away. JJNCOURAGEIMENT TO LOCAL 1N. shoulder. In raising hl.s arm,quickly on deiivet-y yvere Supt. E. J. Wtllmtiu attractive to residents of Mason and Supervisors have not yet authotIzed ''Just now China's mental doors are VE8TORS PLANNED. over his head his shoulder was of the Owosso public schools, Supt. sttrrounding coihmunities would have their issue and it is quite probable thrown out of joint and the,shoulder wide open in the darimess and ail A, O. Leonard, Farmington public to be discontinued on account of the thal,„ short titne notes will be used to At the regular dlt'ectot's' meettng of blade torn loose from the cellar bone who are bearers of Light may enter schpols and Pt'of.J. F. Batnhill of fact that several of the tnetnbers of finance this pt'oject in. order that in- the Mason Building .md Loan As^- besides ligaments being, yvrenched and abide thjre. The Light of the tli^ State Nortnal-College. the band had retnoved or engaged in terest charges may be kept at a min- elation held Tuesday evening, thX, Ioose. However pairifui, the accident Gospel is entering ntultiplying,,,doors business which tuade it inposslble to imutn. matter of securing increased funds '' did not prove serious and Mr. Parish The Mason school feels honored and there are none shut against It. attend rehearsals and concerts. to care for loan demands w^s dis- yvas abie to be at work liie flt-st of the that George held first place in the As the Good Spirit of God comes in Officers of the Booster Club got cussed. Since its organization about yveek. contest. Ho will now. compete iu the the evil spirits of superstitious fear State'Contest which wili be heid some busy and circulated a paper around AGED MAN STRUCK BOWN go out in haste, never to return. This three years ago there has been a , tim^ during tlte month of June. If is town especially atnong the tnercbants. is the way His Kingdotn is won." . steady demand for loans. iThis de-' tiot yet decided at yvhat city the con The result is. a sufficient sum to per niand.has increased with the impetus BY NEWFORD SEDAN test'^ will oceur... • • mit the hiring of outside musicians gfven to Mason real estate movement to fill in the gaps and make the con during the last few weeks. The of ceits possible. The committee has CONDITION OF ED HA/JSLTON WILIETT HOME SHOWS RARE ficers of the association are planning FOR SOUTHCAROLINA JOB not quite finished its work,but suffl- . DOES NOT IRirROVE. tneans to encourage the investment DISTIN6UISHE0 SOLDIER cient response yvas tnade to assure its of local capital In the association's BllltiDGlNG OPli) RATIONS ON BIG SPECijNjF MA6N01IA success, lt is requested that if any Last Thursday afternoon about prepaid stock in order to take care of DRAIN liEGlN. four o'clock, Ed Hazfelton was struck MEMORIALDAY SPEAKER one wiiom the committee has over- WILL BE IN PULL BLOOM, SUN the new building construction neces looked desires to contribute, they down at the cot'ner ofV'B'' and Oak sary to accommodate the demand for E. J. Doane with his son, Otto streets by a. new Ford sedan diIven DAY. PAST BEPART»IENT COM!«ANDEU may do so by speaking to Mr. Barry increased and itnproved housing fac- Doane and wife, plan to leave for by Ed Pilbeam. Mr. Hazelton imd W. O. JAftlES HERE MAY 30. or to J. B. Dean. ilUies. It is probable that definite South Carolina in about two weeks started across tbe street and when he Lovers of flowers will he treated to It is felt, by business men here that announcetnent will soon be made on the contract which he secured last saw th'e Pilbeam car approaching he a gorgeous display of bloom which nothing adds tnore, to the pleasure of which will be advantageous to inves-. fall for the construction of the Main Col. L. H. Ives, who was chalrman stopped in the center of the street. will be in it's full splendor by next' town and • country alike than these tors and borrowers alike. drainage channel with branches in the of the program committee for the last As Mr, Pilbeam had recently purchas Sunday, according to Otis F. Fuller, weekly concerts which' have contin Klngstree Drainage District in Wil- year's Memorial Day services, used ed the car and is yet. an inexperienced who is probably one of the ihlghest his best efforts to secure Coi. O. A. ued for several years past, , authorities in the state on florticui- llamsburg.county, that state. driver, he was unable to avoid Mf. The committee^' on Memorial Bay James, Past Department Commander ture. At the home, of Herman, Wil- The main part of the drain is twen- Hazelton. wili meet at the rest rooms ln the of Michigan, for speaker of the day. lett on '"C" street is a splendid speci ty-tbree miles in length with smaller court house .Tuesday evenitjg at seven:' The best that could be accomplished When the car struck lilm, be was men of Yulan Magnolia, one of a very branches making sixty-six miles in o'clock to perfect plans for Memorial was a promise that he would come "BILL" RICHARDS' FRIENDS thrown to the pavement, striking oh few of it's kind in this state, and ac- nil. The work will necessitate five Day. Delegates from the various or this year. Col, Ives Is in receipt of the back of his head. He was taken cording to Mr. Fuller, one of the dredges arid will take about a year ganizations in the city will attend, a letter from the distinguished vet to the home of bis son, N. T. Hazel finest specimens ever grown. This and a half for complet;ion, ^ REMEMBER HIS and at the council meeting Monday eran stating that he has, not forgotten ton, where be bas laid in a dazed con shrub Is more commonly, referred to Mr, Doane was the successful bid evening the city will undoubtedly and that he win be on band tor the dition, since, his condition not Im- as a (Thineqe' Lily. The shrub re der on this work at a letting held last I
Pin tbjr fatth to no Writ* it on ronr IMUt To know mui'l ilccve; bait tbou tlikt *verr day is tb* bwt •ot two erei of thtm Doll Patterns INGHAM TY NEWS FublIiIifd ntrf Thandar afttmeon in tht CKr af MaHn, Canntr Stat af Iiifliam Coantr, Uicblfan. I — I VEKNON J. BBOWN, Publlihtr . ^ SUBSCBIPTION BATES (ParabIi in Advanct) Ona T»ar (In Ingham conntr) •»»•;• Mz MontIiB (fn Ingham county) i " Thraa Monlhi (in Ingham coiintr) ••> ••* Bhigl* Copici • • -M OaUide Ingham conntr In U. 8., ona rear I.M AII papera mailed outilda tha U. S.. one raar ~. ADVERTISING BATES . Dl.plar Bdvertiiing ralea on application. BuilncM local! and reading notice! on flrat and local pagea, 15e a Ihia. No reading or bu!lneii advertlalng Ic!! than 26 cent!. ' Card of Thanii! one cent a word. ,/ Obitunrr notice! of 12S word! free, more than 125 wordi or obitaarr poetrr, ana cent » word. No charge! for birth, death or marriage nottcei, notlece of reunion. Alt Supper, and enlcrlatninenti where admlaiton ii charged, or anr plan deiigned te mnlie money mu.t be paid in odvance at regular ratei. Entered at the Po.totllce at Maion, Michigan, ai 'lecond-cla!! matter. Kiwanis This community is to be congratulated upon being received into the A Ilemitiful Timuglit Also a Beautiful Doll Given Away Free to the girl who feiloyvshlp of Kiyvanis lnternatienab To those who do not undet'stand Its If every great promiser also was a great performer, most of us would be purpose, many queries as to its piace among the other elements of our so- makes the best Doll Dress from the pattern she receives mllllonalt'es, ciety yvill present tbcmscives. That there is a place for it in every wcil —! f !— On the Following Conditions: regulated community is evident from the things which have been, accomp- Itlinor Musings ' iisbed in otber toyvns. 'S peculiar, but a childish man Only girls from 8 to 12 years old can enter this contest. All dresses must be in never has a boyish disposition. Organizing and tlostering potato clubs in one piace, furnishing milk to \ —! ! !— our store by Monday. May 14th. There Will be two judges Who Will decide on Unless a pleasure-lover is also a babies in another, promoting .summer camps, providing hospitai care to the dresses, as to stitching and Workmanship. crippled cbiidren, ileiping Boy Scouts in otjiers. Marking higbw.iys in one work-lover he isn't iikeiy to have place, nuking a road bee at another, financing a highschooi band at another, much pleasure. The Doll will be Given Away Saturday, May 19, at 4 p. m. ; I f I providing drinking fountains at still another are some of the activities re There are as many ungrateful par cently noted. It is the province of Kiwanians to search out the thing need ents as ungt'ateful cbiidren. ed to bo done in their respective communities and then to get solidly behind —! ! !— Our Book Department that thing until it is accompiisbed. Jesse H. Binford of Richmond, Va., has It's .IB right for every dog to have covered it yvcii in bis article, "Iviwauis and the Higher Call.'' his day but yve object to every cat's Is complete with the liewest and latest popular bOOks fOr yOuBg and Old. having bis night. "Kiwanis lnlernational and local promotes friendship and social inter I I I course. The reserved business man, entering our club, becomes a youth If you are rich you won't necessar In spite of the high priced sugar we are selling Candy at 20c per pound again, fans out of bis dignity, loves bis feiioyv Kiwanians and calls tbem by ily be happy, but If you are happy you their Christian names, just as ho did as a lad yvhen life yvas free and gen can't help being rich, for there is no LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN otber riches that equals happiness. uine. That I.Clyvanls can take the calculating econonilc uian, striving seifisb- —! ! •!— iy for success, and liglit again in his soul the sacred fires of friendship marks Your ability may not be measured it as a great fraternity. But Kiwanis docs more tlian this. by your income, but your ability to Bazaar and Dry Goods Klwanls also believes in promoting the business success of Kiyvani.ms. ceep tile yvolf ayvay is generally meas It calls every Iviyvanian to be a leader in liis special iine of yvork; for the man ured that yvay. I I ; yvbo by energy, ability and integrity builds up a successful business is tbere- One yvay to rest the ''tired busi-. by prouioting tbe yveifarc of iiis coramuuity. But Iviyvanis has a higher call. ness nmnU is to ieave hini off commit The true l'Ciyvaniau yvili look beyond the menibers of his oyvn group and tees and permit him to remain ayvay Earl Nibart, Lansing 30 Clin West, Dansvilie 20 Freddie Alexander, Lansing 24 see the good in aii classes of citizens. The farmer yvho by the syveat of bis from dinners. Mildred Moore, I^ansing 17 Alta Hedglen, Dansville_i 18 Alberta R. Mixtor, Lansing 21 broyv supplies us yvitb our daily bread, tlie coal miner toiling in tbe earth .—! ! !-- Harvey T. Syveet, Lansing 22 Tliere's a full tyvelve inclies in the Denver Uran, Lansing 2l Elmer A. Squires, Lansing 22 tbat tbousands of factory wiieels may ruu, the newly arrived immigrant un- Wilma W. Baker, Maple Rapids_.LI9 Golden ltule. , Theo Worfb, Lansing 17 Laura Tayior; Lansing ID abie to explain in our liJuglisb tongue Uio yearnings that brought him to our —! ! !— Eniil Daiues, Lansing 43 Charies O. Spencer,-Lansing 25 Orai E. Cage, Lansing 21 shores—yve are brotbers aii and must all together build the America of to- To he a reaHy successful salesman Alice Dunn, Lansing -42 Maud B Fisher, Lansing 21 Louise M, Meissner, Lansing 21 morroyv. And there is the age-long appeal of childhood, ln every commun- you ought to be able to sell yourself, Franklin B Lamb. L.ansing- 26 Vei'non J. Roach, Lansing 23 Bert E. Miller, Lansing 43 lty are cbiidren beaten before tbey enter the battle of life—children who are but a good many yvho try it merely Ada Frakes, Lansing 26 Rutlj T. French, Lansing_ 23 E. Mae Williams, Lansing 40 give themselves away. missing tbe chance for happiness and for giving to society the ability and Frank Tyier, Wiiiiamston 19 Simeon Dunlap, Lansing 43 Cbas. Thayer, Lansing 2S Ruby Arnoid, Willi.aniston .19 ICfite Dodge, Lansing ; 40 Irene Parks, Lansing 2'6 genius witb yvhicb nature endowed them but yvbich is undeveloped because You may not be as young as you of unfavorable envit'oument. used to be, but do you know anybody Harry P. Johnson, Lansing 20 who is? Ruth Thompson, Lansing __20 If membership in ICiyvanis does not broaden your sympathies, eniarge —! ! !— Richard U. Jenkins, Lansing 30 your vision of civic responsibiiity and iead you into a fuller effort in build A discreet young man before ask CatTie Logan, Lansing 25 ing a better world, then you have missedthe higher International." ing for her hand usually finds out Randolph Cromyveii, Lansing _22 whether there is a chance of getting Marian Broyvn, Lansing 19 ',. —0— the gate. Carl Plank, Holt 24 _i I I Fords oiv Myrtle Foier, Lansing : 19 Commencement A book is your best fiIend. It never wants to borrow anything. diaries R. Riley, Lansing 23 During the month of May this year, as in other years, all over this land, I I I Lillie V. Little, I^nsing 18 schools wiii obseiwe what we have been pieased to caii Commencement When a man gets along in. yeat's l^leivin T. Turner, Lansing '. 23 Week. High schools, academies, colleges and universities alike join togeth he is likely to think that the yvlsdom li)ot-otby W. Noelp, Lansing 19 of age is the wisdom of the ages. er in a great outpouring of those yvbo bave flnisiied prescribed cotirses, have l2arl P. Edmiston, Lansing '. 31 Heien R.Ivi'uger, vJackson 19 met the test of class room and examinations, and who avoyv themselves as The mtrin thing wrong with society ready to face neyv (Iclds—either those of higher education or business or is that yve are not able to own as e.x- Fred A. Neyvman, Lansing 23 Mildred-Densmore, Alma 23 professional undertakings. i pensive a car as our neighbors. I t j Ivan Chui'ch, Lansing .1—22 America.founded upon tbe tbeory of mental developmetit coupled yvlth There isn't Iikeiy to be much the Madge Ciickner, Leslie :_18 spiritual freedom and groyvtb, is prideful of its educational institutions. No matter with the citizenship .of the Merritt E. Dean, Lansing 23 country on eartb bas ever dared to do so nutcb to make universal education man yvho puts out a family garden. Helen•C'owden.Mt. Pleasant 23 I I ! possibie as bas tbis of ours. Not content yvith piacing schools yvitbin reach Floyd A. Wing, Lansing ___30 of all, yve bave'gone furtber and noyv insist that every chiid be educated to Safety first. Don't meddle yvith Demi T. Burgette, Athens 23 the other man's yvife or the other a certain age if not to a certain degree. Illiteracy in most of the better Fred Voder, Lansing 27 man's religion. Ethel Moistead, Lansing 21 states is beconiing rare and-education the common practice. Tbe hoy or —t ! !-- , girl wbo undertakes to face the problems of life in this country without edu More'men overwork others than Oian Smith, Lansing 24 Viola Broyvn, Lansing- 18 cation is facing a tremendous, if not an impossible task. It Is unfortunate overyvork themselves. —! ! !— Wiiliam Penrose, Lansing ^_23 tbat yvben most of us think of education we think of schoois. Greatness often is a matter of dis Virginia Wardwell, Lansing ^18 The best a school can do is to give us a scheduie by which we may plan tance. Big men never appear big A. Chester Barker, Liansing .30 our education. Tbe school can help us to organize our study, to train our until they move away. Marguerite Duniay, Lansing • 20 minds to function, to hold our attention to a fixed line. But if we do not —! ! !— desire to iearn, the schooi can teach us nothing. You never hear the grocery deliv ery boys objecting to women's paint One does not have to go to schooi to become educated. ing and powdering. The boys"* see Life itseif is an education. « them in the mornings. The man who is really alive knows more today than he knew yesterday. The chief value of a school education is that it relieves oi)e of a false sense of inferiority. In other words it proraotes confldence. II GOOyRIEND Some of the biggest fools in the world are so-called college men. Some of the least educated men in the world have their walls lined with college A good friend stands by you when ! diplomas. They were exposed to education but it did not take. Notwith in need. Mason people tell how standing their years in high schooi and college tbey have remained unedu Boan's Kidney Pills have stood the CM cated. Graduation from school is simply the point of embarkation. .The test. Jared B. Smith, retired farm most a school can do is to give one a taste, an appetite, for the better things er, of West North St., Mason, endors of life. ed Boan'ls many years ago and again It can teach us how to study, how to read, how to analyze. But it can confirms the story. Could you ask not teach us conciusions nor can it give one that rare quality called for more convincing testimony? ; judgment. ''I have used Doan's Kidney Pills lI7H0EVERuMi Yet it wouid be the utmost of folly to suggest that good schools are not and gladly recommend them,'' says TTtIiem Icnowa good investments. A multitude of comparisons, already made ;hetween the Mr. Smith. ''I had kidney trouble earnings of illiterate and schooled persons, have proved the high money for years. My back got lame and I the quality of Good- value of school education. Parents should give their children all the school couldn't rest nights and my kidneys yearTire*. Iielmowi ing they can afford—or all the childt'en will take. acted too frequently. I used several the greater mileage This Astounding Low Price Yet no one is excused from leaning back and attempting to justify bis remedies for tbis complaint and found lack of pt-ogress by tbe lack of schooi education. The real source of educa they give ia a part of Doan's Kidney ills the best I could is the final answer to the high cost of fanning tion lies chiefly in written words and in observation, get. l have used them on .several oc Goodyear quality. probteros. v Abraham Lincoln was unschooled-but he was educated. A wise selec casions since and they relieved the He knowa their finei ./J tion of the right kind of hooks, coupled with the determination to acquire acres and pains in my back and regu troublefree per With a Fordson qne man can do more work learning and knowiedge led,him to the very pinnacle of high thought and lated my kidneys.'' (Statement given balanced judgment. With alinost no schooling, he learned' to speak and April 28, 1909). • ' formance it only efllsier, and ^t less expense than two men can do •write so well that his letter to the. widowed mother of six sons killed in war On October 14, 1920, Mr. Smith another phate of with horses. is graven on the walls of a college of great Oxford University as an example said: "Boan's Kidney Pills are the Goodyear quality. of the purest and finest expression of thought in the English language. Too Wit^ a Fordson you can actually raise more same old standard remedy 'with me And he has learned many of us get the idea that we know all there is to know. .This is a mis and I think as highly of them,now'as crops with less work, lower costs and fewer thattheonetruetire . take. No man knows so much that he cannot learn more. No man is earn when I eiidorsed them before.'' ing so much that he cantyot earn more if he knows more. The man who hours of woilc. Price 60c, at an dealers. Don't economy itiGoodyear , thinks he knows all there is to know about his job is already dead. ' simply ask for a kidney* rethedy-:^get Quality and Good- , With a Fordson you tcan save money, time and He who opens his mind to knowledge is on his way to a better Job and Boan's Kidney Pills—the same that year Service. ^^odgery on every power ^ the farm—the to a lceener enjoyrnbnt.of life. If one's mind is kept open it will keep yoiing. Mr. Smith had. Fdster-Milburn Co., ixrtxrie year arouud. > A young mind begets young.bodies, thusProlonging and enriching life itself. Mfrs., Buffalo, N.'Y.: (adv) At GomUftar§ IM Btll and Smtlem neoof StaUan To those'who soon will face new worlds and confront new and graver (ha neo) Gaodymr Let as give you the proofs of the great savings made by problems these thoughts are proffered. One is judged byrones worst work. MARRIAGE LICENSES. tbePordaon. Cdl, write or phone today. Most aiiyone can turn out a good-job with fair regularity. vThls is not Jl t: ^ , . . , .-^th*r Tnadund bith J. • enough. He who riiigs the bell day after day, month aftermbnth, is the on« William Jackson, Lansing.^..:. .:26 •who reaches the top of the ladder. i ' i:.:r;^ Muriel Wright, Lansing__:____'_i20 There cpmes many tinieB;lh;every;Hte the thought that one.is getting \ DBAN'JACOBS COMPANT the worst of things. The great qtiality necessary ini any undertakifig is tliat Ned E. McDonald; LanBing.:.>....___30 A. A. HOVVXE^T & SON of determlhatioh, upheld by the ability to stand grtet; to talte punlshniient. Ethel B. Teft, LalBi»lng.|f.:_....;__.„«l ? 'V'-;^y-WE'cAN'MAKBIM The yvorld likes a fighter who can tiake putilBtament^Detemtne that you #111 Mark HoUid^y, Lan8lng.^...:_i^.:^.^26 ^ake, punisbment:; refuse to. quit,: keep' on;tiyihg, 'ahtiBIicceBB will Burely Blarjprle Beirgin,. LanBing9 Albert Sieb^ft,lAnatet_.^lj..i...20 Let Comineneement muk the biB|iilBingT>not ths eltdi BMtrice B. Otto, UiliinK.J.._^..:21 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH., THUFtSDAY, MAY 3, 1923 PageTlirM $50,000 for Adrian, il5,Q0(K tot Sf.era from Lansing, wiUhoid services niitister Guiid received the Bibles Johns, ?25,000 for Charlotte, $40,000 at the Bansvitle Baptist church; Sun- which it voted some time ago to pur 1923 LE6ISUTURE for Holland, 140,000 for, the Benton day. May nth, at the regular service chase for general use in the church, Harbor naval reserves and $20,000 for hour: Those who do not-liearhini and-last^ Sunday tliese volumes were BEK LAST GRIND the, state's military camp at Gray at'e in'issing a reai treat. Ail are in- presented to the church. There at-e ling. The only item in t'be bill that vited to attend. eighteen copies of the Bible, bouudin '(Continued from page one) - may cause friction on the floor of the lnstaiiation of the O. E. S. to have cloth, with "largo print, suitable for MARTIN-SENOUR (.n..i(Mi businoss adjournmont of tho house- or senate Is $285,000 allowed been held Friday evening, lias been use in Sunday school, prayer meeting • sslon. The senate held up' this for work already done at Marquette postponed until next yveek Friday and simiiar services, I. soiution for a time and finaiiy added prison'and the I^apeer hospital. Thjs evening, lee cream, cake and wilfers . Last Sunday, aiso, a movement was inaugurated yvhereby any member of ik'litldays to it, adopting a resolution yvork yvas authorized iby the state ad- yvlii be served, ( MONARCH PAINT the Juuior Department of the Sunday cease business of tbe session on ministratlve board on the gi'ound of DHiisvilic ihipfi.st Ohnrcli. Morning yvorship ' at 10:30. At scbooi may earn a Bible by doing a •lUirday, May 5. The house was necessity during the last two years,' /0096 Pt/PE^ yvbich time Rev. Curi'y of Lansing, stated amount of memory work. A \|ioctcd to agree to this date and there being no appropriation to cover yvlil be yvitli us, and lie yvlli aiso bring scbeduie lias been iirepared sbowing • '•ry effort yvas made to have on the it. ln the state camimign last.autuiun singers yvith lilni.. i^verybody will be. tbe yvork to be done, 5 or 10 credits .i.iomlars of tlie two bouses by May Democratic attacks on the state ad yvelconie. Come and bear something being given for each passage uienioi- . the bills that had any cbanco of ministration inciudod crltloism of this good. izcd. / When tbe entire list, 100 •'.iMKiige. action by tbe administrative iioard. Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Conie points, bas been l.earned, the pupil 'teap'portionment Not Considered. An 'important item dt'opped from- tbe, and study the word of Cod. yvill be presented yvith a leather bill yvas tbat of $212,000 to buiid the bouud gflt-edged Bible, yvitb very Olio l)ig task of tlio sesslon ap. Michlgau Training Scbool for, Wo readable type. Nearly all tbe Juniors ii-eiiiIy will bo left undone. Tbat is men at Okemos. Plans for tbe pro Holt present'last Sunday signified tbeir in- i;n reapportlonmeut of the seats In posed buildings have been dt'awn and tention of earning a Bible. Tbere is I.I I fjcnate and house on tlic basls of accepted by' tbe state. Tbe appt-oprla- no set time for learning the work, he 11120 census. Tlie state constitu- There yviU be a musical entertain- tlon yvas backed i)y the governor and any child nuiy start any time, and Hin jof 11)07 contains a mandate to ment at tbe Presbyterian cburcli on have his Bible as soon as the required tho administrative board and aiso by' legislature tliat the 1913 session l'''rkiay niglit. May 4. The musicians memory yvork 1)3 done.' All the niem- many yvouien's organizations in the imll reapportion tlie memborsbips of come from Lansing. ory yvork is taken from tbe Bibie, state. Originally Included in a separ ..iHi liouses on tbe l)asis of the 1910 Mr. and Mrs. James Jennings, Mr. with the exception, of the Apostles' ate biii of its own the project iinaliy ' nsus and that each tcn years there- and Mrs. George H. Kietipe and chit- Creed,, and a feyv questions .which yvas merged yvith the omnibus bill, iicrl noyv apportionments shall be dren of I-,ausing, yvere entertained at give an elementary knoyvledge of only to be rejected in its entirety'. niailo. Tbe 11)13 session dld pass a the home of Mr. and .Mrs. W. H. church government. Another rejected item was a million Bicicctt, last Sunda.v. "apportionment biii, hut it was iirnwn out by tho courts later for dollars for a new prison at Jackson, JNliss Maud Williams is yvorking for Nobody questions the power of paint to the Wolverine insurance Co; of Lati- iiHre'garding tho moiety clause in wlrlch imd the recottjmendation of protect property from decay and ruin. Gov. Groesbeck in his message at the sing. MethodlsrEp'iscoV&i Church' | . migiiing seats in the house. So the Henry Coudlw, Minister f When you place insurance you loolc into Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pitt are back in 'III apportionment remained in effect opening of this session. A total of tlie resources oF the Company. IVhcn \)0u their home again, aftei' spencjing sev ince then. This year Rep. Vincent $2,044,000 aslced for the state's four Auji point loolc into the ingrejieiiti thai (klirminc eral yveeks In Panama and Washing- iiicey, of Detroit, introduced a pro- normal schools was slashed doyvn to ,important Official Board meeting its potter of jcrvi'cc. within $100,000. Ypsilanti normal, ton, D. C. next Monday nigbt at 7:30 at the Few p.ople ..li for .dutler.tad Wtiile Lead • laod iiouse reapportionment iiiii wli.n Ihoy want to painl. A.li for Pure Whila which sought $904,000, was allowed Air, and Mrs. Newman are settled cburcb. Lead more conveniently prepared aqd ground iriy in tbe session. It was permit in tile new home they bought of Mr. witli a proper amount of Zinc in $8,850; lvalauiazoo asked $520,000 and The W. F. M. S. will meet Friday Pure LinimJ . il to remain in committee and after Barta. OiV—llial i. MonorcK Paint. got $2,000 allowed; Mt. Pleasant aftet'noon. May 4tli, in the churcii Zinc will matte it lait longer and tiotd iti color. I tinic a sub-committee yvas named •aslced $313,500 and got $85,100, of pariors. Mrs. W. L. lIeed wiil have The .preadinK quality of Morlin-Stncur Monarch . work out ii. new bill to be a substi- Paint 100% I'urt j. remartcablc. yvhlcli .$75,000 is for a now libt'aty. charge of the prograni and Mrs. L. 1(1 j for the Dacey proposal. The First Presbyterian Church j Peck yvill have charge of the Mystery Institutions Affected By Cut. lii-comniittee finally got a bill ready Ilov. \V. H. Long, Pastor. f Box. iiicb Increases tile Wayne connty Mncli of the interest left in tiie leg I\Irs. Charles Hodges' Sunday Salisbury's Hardware . nibcrHliip in tbe lionse to 25 seats islative session rested in the appro ''The Gospel of Paul,'' is tbe sul)- school class yvill have charge of tbe ..mi iiic present 1.1. 'l'lie senate priations to lie gi'anted and most of ject for Mr. l^ong's sernion next Sun- Epyvortb Jjeague devotional services 'luniitte ahont the saine time worlv- this froze up when the comnfittee re day morning. The choir wiil sing "o-^*- Sunday evening at 6:30. Topic, y|l day Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Momer famlly spent Sunday evenlng at C. F"edet'ation. Mrs. Costigan served a Word has been received here of the Taylor, Social 'hours were foUoyved Bretlner's. • lunch and the club will meet May 9, serious illness of Mrs. Henry Manley, by dainty refreshments, . ftlr. and Mrs. Floyd Donald and yvith Mrs. Barney to sew carpet rags: at the home, of lier daughter, Mrs. Mt-s. Jennie Knauff was a guest of Mr. aiid Mrs. Floyd Backus and Mrs. Lida Sutherland's house and Albert Stockman, near Grand Ledge. LESLIE J. R. Linsley of Eaton Rapids, and daughter spent Sunday at B. Backus'. contents yvere entirely bui'ned to the Born to Alr. and Mrs. John^Suther- family, recently. Mrs. Nathan Weston yvas iii Mason ground late Friday afternoon. Sparks land of lSvergreen avenue. East Lan- Mrs. Mary Covett is vet'y side at Saturday. We are pleased to see from the chimney set the I'oof on tire. sing, .a^daughtcr, Saturday, April 2l. ,hcr home on West Bellvue. , V Mrs. Weston out again after her long Miss Eveline Banks, Miss Liiaii Both yvere former residents of this The following program was given stay in with a dislocated hip. Siaght, Miss Norene Trumble, Victor community. at the No. 9 L. A. S. at the home of Banks, /Hoyvard Siaght, LaVerne Mrs. A. Got'itz has returned from Mr. and Mt's. Morpice Cocht'an: ''The f- Shultz, Sheldon Parker and Gerald spending the yvinter in Cailfornia, Lucius llwight PassMl To llost. Dangerous Man,'' by Mt-s. Clyde Bur- vAureUus Steyvart spent Sunday with Miss with her daughter, Mrs. Anna Smith. Mr. Dwight yvas born in York State, fee; "ls Marriage a Failure,'' Mrs. Hilda Gilmore of JSagle. Mrs. E. F.,Hoague and.Mrs. John August 9, 1844. He came with his Lester Gordon; ''When Jacob Admon Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Trumble and Daniels spent Tuesday yvith Mrs, H. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dlsenroth at parents to Lesiie toyvnship at the age ished. His Son,'' JVlrs. Anna Hill; son Stewart spent Tuesday in Mason. Hiel of Williamston. tended the yvedding last Ftiday night of two years, where they settled in ''When Father CJirved The Buck,'' The last of a series of four benefit of the latter's sister. Miss Lita Rod the wilderness to endure the hard Roscoe Miners; ''My Little Pony,'' parties giyen by Forest Social Club man to Donald Davis, both of Jack ships of the eariy pioneers. He is Dorothy Cocht'an. After this pro was held at t.he home of Mrs. E. W. son. Merrill lIodman acted as best survived by his wife and two sons and gram was given, a very delicious sup Banks Friday evening, AptIl 20th. A man and announced his marriage to m.any friends. He passed to rest per was served. large crowd was present and a good The Secret of The the bridesmaid. Miss Selys Gardenet'. Aprii 26, I923. The funerai was held The Royal Daughters of the Con time yvas' had by all. Mrs. Sollic Confessional at his iatc home Sunday afternoon at gregational church will meet Wed- Mrs. Dora Thayer and Mrs. Alice Schnepp of Island Corners held the 2 o'.clock. llev. O. E. Thurston offi ttesday afternoon at the home of Mr. Hitut of Mason, spent a few days last lucky number that drew the quilt. ciated with' burial at Woodlawn and Mrs. Will Prescott on Chui'ch week with friends in this viclnlty. J15.90 yvas cleared. The four par- Ilearn the facts as they are! cemetery. ' ^ street. Mr. n,nd MVS. Geoi'ge Dlsenroth will lles netted them $120.69. Thls they entertain the L. A. S. Wednesday, Information free on requiest— A grade and weight Congregational Nof«s, Mrs.E. A. Bates has been enter are very proud of, as its the first un M.'iy 9th, for supper. A cordial invi dertaking by the club and considei'- Address Room 14, 1427 W'ash- Rev. Thurston yviil deiiver the ad taining her daughter, Mrs. Olive for every purpose tation is extended to all. • lng hoyv small the club is, means dress Sunday morning. The topic, Beyo, and daughter Elsie, of Mason. ington BlVd., Detroit, 16-4p quite a hit for thdm. The club takes "The Man in tbe Man.'' Mrs. John Gibbs spent Tuesday in Carey roofing is made in Union SCITicCs. Jackson on business. this means to thank all those yvho helped in evei'y yvay to make their several styles and weights The union services wiil be held at Lewis.lCnaufC of Jackson, spent the Maple Corners 1 tlie Congregational. church Sunday week end with his parents, Mr. and parties such a complete success. to fit your exact needs at. evening. Rev. Thurston yviil give Mrs. Will linauff. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hoague spent Robert McGowan of Lansing, spent the lowest cost. the address. Special music w'iil Dorothy, the three year old daugh the yveek end with her parentstn Bat the week end with Gilbert Putman. Dead Animals feature the services. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Collins, has tle Creek. Diivid Beatty and Lewis Hughes of Forgct^Me.Not Society, been.very sick, but is a little better Little Altna Widman of Lansing, Detroit, spent the week end with the The East Rives Cemetery Associa at pt'esent. spent a feyv days last yveek yvith bet' Removed FREE of charge former's mother, Mrs, C\eo Beatty, tion wiii meet at the cetneteiy Fri Mrs. Emily Anderson of Lansing, grandmother, Mrs. >forris Evers. Geo, Traver, Sr. and family entet-- day, May 4th, for an ail day meeting. spent the week with relatives in Les Mrs. Evers and Mrs. Cochran spent CALt tained company fi'om Lansing, Sun The road will be cleared of ail ob lie. Friday with the latter's mother in day. structions and arranged for parking. Shaftsburg. ' Pregulman. Refining The 'grounds will be cleaned for Dec Mrs. Susan Rouse, who has been Al Siaght and family ride in a new »- spending the past few yveeks yvith. her oration Day. A co-operative dinner MeadsviUe Ford touring car. Works "A Roof tot Every Building" wiii be served. Thisjdevoted band of daughter, Mrs. C. J.- Portet', is mov women have redeemed the old neg ing into her new home on West Grand Lansing, Micii. Mr. and Mrs. Will Martin and River street in Williamston, recentiy PAIjL CROSS, Distributor lected burial grounds and they are LADIES ONLY Ciiz. 3727 letf Bell 302 Ernie Monroe and family were visi purchased of A. Hardy. the equal of any city cemetery. Any "How To Bress Bocomlngly'' tors at Norman Shoyvers last Sunday. Frances ' McGowan of Lansing, L. A. S. or other society yvishing to A very remarkable book that simpli Dan Patrick and family are enjoy spent the week end with Catherine learn of this work can coinmunicate fies the secrets of harmony—tells ing a new Ford touring car. Traver. with Mrs. Beile Lumbard, Lesiie, R. exactly how correct gowning will give Miss Lorena Ncitbammer spent Mrs. Beulah DcLong of the St, F. D. No. 2. Mack Abbeyway of you an ideal flgui-c. Order your copy Rives Junction is the caretaker. the week end yvith friends at May- Layvrence hospit.il of Lansing, is direct from publisher, now. Only Eiiwiird Brunt Passcii Away. bee. spending a feyv days at the home of 25c (coin). 9wl0 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Patrick visited her grandfather, Geo, Traver, Sr. Edyvard Bnintj yvas born in Lan Oxer Pub., Dunkirk, N. Y. sing eight years ago. Mrs. Brant Roy Deitz .and famliy near Lansing, The L. A. S. met yvith Mrs. Hat'- jnoved to Leslie yvhere she married last Sunday. riett Sims last Thursday. The May New Battery Shop Mr, Ilarry Iiieniaus, yvho has been a Bonnie Budd entertained Miss De- meeting yviil be with Mrs. Viola Geer. very devoted stepfatbcr to him. The yvitt of Dansviiie, over Sunday. Mrs. Cleo Beatty is having her little boy lias been sick for over a Mrs. Crdelia Halladay remains house finished yvith a rough centent year, and lie passed iiyvay Tuesday about tbe saiue. finish. morning at S;30, May 1st. He leaves Ijawrence lt'ink of Stockbridge, vis Rebuild and Recharge Batteries to mouru tliGir loss, bis mother, Mrs. ited his uncle, Clias. Nelthammer, Harry Blemens, a stepfatlier and one and family, recently, Southeast Locke sister, and many otber relatives, and Mr. and Mrs. l3ert Norl;on and a very large .circle of friends and daugliter, Mrs. Myrtle Bott, and babe scboolniates. of Stockbridge, yvero callers at Be- Mr. and Mrs. R,ay .-Mien spent Sun day yvith tbeir sister, Mrs. C. Smith l'or.sonal.s. nona Hallad.ay's, recently. We Sell New Batteries .md family in Cohoctah. Mrs. lDlsie Phillips of Jackson, vis Mr. iind Mrs. Ellas Budd visit;ed Mr. and. Mrs. P. T. Haley and ited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. tbeir son. Clarence Budd, and fam ily list Sunday, daughter, Virgiline, of Ckemois, called . J. S. Sweezy, of Bunkerlilll, Sunday. Ford and Chevroief Size for on their aunt, Mrs. 0. Spauldlng aud Mr. and Mrs. FvQd IIurgeth of iMa- Cluu'ley ICellogg, yvho has been vis family, Sunday afternoon. soil, silent Sunday yvitb Mr. and Mt's. iting at Norman Shoyvers, returned Wiii Bardig. to his home in Midland, last Tuesday. Alice and Mildred LaRoyve spent Friday yvith their aunt, Mrs. $15 Miss Donna Mclntce- is assisting liny Aiien. Mrs. Ada Oidnian in her restaurant. Miss Neva Sleaford is working for I^SS a button and you have Mrs. Clara Evans yviil leave some Williamston Batteries and Work Guaranteed Wm. Morton's folks in Webberviiie. Pit—bright cheery light and heat time this yveok, to spend the summer Floyd Price is moving liis family for ironing. Unless you have tried •with relatives in Flint. Albert Grettenberger was called to near WiUiatnston. you have no idea how wonder- Mrs. Lena Abbey spent Monday vis fully convenient it is to iron with Okenios last Tbursday by the death Mrs. Addie Brown of Perry, called iting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haitz. an electrically heated iron. This is of his father, John C. Grettenberger, on Mi's. W. J. Rogers last Tuesd.ay.,, We liave a few good Lyde Sbong has been visiting, his just one of the many labor-saving aged 79. Funeral services were held Carlton Beduhn spent Sunday with parents in St. Charies, the past yveek. conveniences that are made possi- at the M. E. church in Okemos at friends in Lansing. hie for the home equipped with Mrs. George Leach entertained the 11:30 a. m. Sunday, and burial was Geo. Britten and family and Mrs Willy a Light Certified Electric "Home Guards'' little girls at her Used Ford and Chevrolet Cars made,in the South Okemos cemetery. Post of Morrice, spent Sunday with Service, lt is safe, sure and eco home Saturday afteritoon. A progt'am Rev. W. A. Gregory will dramatize Mi'. Britten's sister, Mrs. Fred nomical—the most dependable, •was given, after which popcorn and the most reliable individual electric Jean Valjean, by Victor Hugo, in Beduhn, and family. For Sale—Cash or Terms candy, yvas served. light and power plant you can m- Les Miserables at the M. E. church • Gerald Croope and Miss Julia Aus Mr. and Mt-s, Geot'ge Shong of St. staH. Let us figure your require- Sund.ay evening, tin of Williamston, were callers at F Charles, will move here soon to make menti. Tliere'a n site to fit your need.— Tuesdiiy evening. May 8th, Rev. Beduhn's, Sunday. M mucti or «> littte power at you requir* their future home with their son and Willis S. Rowc, of New York, will •sd term, to meet your coDvtnieoct. wife, Mr. and Mrs. Liege Shong. give a lecture accompanied by illus Mrs. Erveilia Walbrooke of Man- trations. Pictures he took himself celona, bas returned to her home to White Oak in Africa. The admission is free, at Mason Chevrolet Sales bury her husband, yvbo died several the M. E. cliurch. montbs ago and yvas placed in a pfton* Guy Litchfield and Audley Putnam Forest Felloyvs and family spent Call, IMASON, IMICH. vault. Mrs. W^ilbrooke has been here or wn/a-- j'eturtied Monday from a ten days trip Sunday in Foyvlet'ville, giiests at H. helping "to care for her niotber, Mrs. through Texas. Dr. Culver of IIowell Elliott's. Hawley Hotel Building Cbarlotte Calioyvay, wbo is quite iii. yvent with t^iem. Fred Gifford and son.'Lawton, of Mr. and Mrs. Vint Hanes and fam Grand Rapids, visited at N. A. Wil ily visited relatives in Anderson and cox's, Sunday. ' Hoyveii, Sunday. t...... p^'^yj^^y ^gj-^jt^i^ • • • • I John Francis and family of Mason Perry Bacltus is remodeling his yvere Sunday visitors at B. Parsons. home on Woodyvorth street. Abbey Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller of Bros, are doing tbe yvork. Mr. and Mrs. George Victor was in Lansing, Lansing, visited Lura McNaughton Mrs. Perry Backus yviil soon move Thursday. and f.amily, Sunday. WILLYS LIGHT hack from Lansing, yvhet-e tbey have Mr, and Mt's. Chas. Brenner and Bert Hixson and fatniiy visited at Oh Boy, Let's All Go been spending the yvinter. daughter. Myrtle, spent Sunday at Tom Utter's, Sunday. JBiMir0nd.UgAt.wMf1 (fie Qu/et Knight Mr. and Mrs. Wiil KnaufI of Les John Brenner's. \ , Jil^ Boyle and family of Lansing, lie, and son of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. BUSH & KEEV.ER Mrs. Emma Lane and son spent and Mt;. and Mrs. Harold Hartsuff of THE SHOW YOU ALL KNOW Andrew lCeeder of Lansing, Mr. and Saturday'and Sunday at H. Lane's. Stockbridge, visited "at Fred Hay- f Distributors Mrs, Fred Lee of Mason, Mrs. Carrie Mr. and Mrs. Percy Foler spent hoe's, Sunday, Morrisey and fatniiy of Jackson, yvete Mason, IMieliigan A Sunday afternoon at Mrs, Godfrey licon Hayhoe was taken to Mercy Sunday callers .at the home of Mr. Q I Foler's. hospital, Jackson, Ftiday for an op and Mrs. Fred Reed of Bunkerhill. e.. 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Shrum and eration. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Palmer and family spent Sunday afternoon at J. •'• Chas. Thombury and family visited '• Bon Vern, of Tompkins, visited their Thayer's. at Vern Dayton's, Sunday. i| daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. • Mr. and Mrs. John' Perkins and Mr. and Mrs. Will Clark of Lan Under Big Tent, Soutli B Sti^eet Peter Ellsworth, Sunday. '.'0. family attended the birthday party sing, spent the week end at James Mr.:and Mrs. Clare Bla«kmore of CO given by the sons and daughters in Wilcbx'fl. Jackson, spent the week end with honor, of Mrs. John Perkins of Wil- WIASON S. H. Williams and family and £. o I friends and relatives in.Leslie. iiamaton. m j v Stetler and famiiy were in Jackson Cti Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haltz and daugh Mr. and Mrs, George Shrum and 'Sunday, ONE BIG WEEK OF FUN ter, Thelraa, and Mrs, Fred Forester Mrs. Ida Backus of Lansing, is vis n of Tampa, Florida, spent Sunday at iting her Bister, Mrs. Lucy Wincheli, Commencing the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haltis, for a few days. and they also.visited Mrs; T. Faught Lavander Foster of Clinton, visited ONDftY, and son, Floyd, RUFTURE his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Foster, L. B. Harris of Lansing, spent the •\ ~ Sunday. week end with his son, Richard, and Harold Burnett of HoWell is visit parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harris. Expert Called to Lansing Ail New People. All llew Plays. ing his cousin, lErnie Winchell. Will Ellsworth of Tompkins, and Mrs. Mary Reinhart of Jackson, New Vaudeville. Corneil Ellsworth of Jackson, spent Seeley Cp.'s truss expert from Chi spent the week end at H. W. Rein- Sunday with relatives in Leslie. cago wiil be at the Downey Hotel,; hartte. Forest Haltz and daughter, Bar and will remain in Lansing Monday Vernon Doud and fflmily of Wil bara, of Jackson., spent the weels end only. May 7th. He says: "The Ladles Free Monday Night'^One Lady Free liamston, visited at Elza Miiner's, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Spermatic Shield will not only retaiii Sunday. . with each Piaid Adult Tloketi Haltz.' any case ,cif rupture perfectiy, but There will be a Parent-Teacher Mrs. Cora Oldjitan bos been the contracts the opening in 10 days on meeting at the Williams school house guest of iter parents, Mr. and Mrs. the average case. ..Being a vast ad Friday night. May 4. Dt\ Hartzog .Taylor, of Bay Port, for the pas.t vancement over all former methods— wiil be the speaker. . Everybody wel Admission Within Reach 0^^^^^ •week. exemplifying instantaneous effects come. Mrs. Minnie Young was a guest of immediately appreciable and wif;b- 'i ier daughter, Mrs. Belle Lumbard, standing any strain or position no re'cently, • / matter the size bV location. Large Tiref Tubes i" " 'soUil' Trowbridge'"' U\-s. Bertha Holland of Jackson, or difficuit cases, or lnclssional niptures (following operations) spec and her sister, Mrs. Inez Sullivan, of Accessories Lansing\ visited Mrs. Ella Haltz and ially solicited. This instrument re Br. Haynes and wife and son, of daughter>vMr8. Sylvia Childs. ceived the only award in England and Jackson, and Br. High of Dexter, NOW OPEN! Mr. an.dlt.Mrs. Edwin Wilcox of De in Spain, producing results without were callers at S.E.'Trumbie's, Sun troit, .Jdive been the guests of Miss surgery, injections, medical treat day. ments ' or prescriptions. Mr. Seeley ..!l' Mn.i'thavClatvrortby and brother, for Mrs. E. D. CoBtigan very pleasantly ,Let us put tllose bid tires in a few days., has documents from the United States entertained the Forest Social Club Government, Washington, D. C., for sliapefpr sunlnler driving Mr. and Mrs.- Paul Thurston of ^Wednesday afternoon. Twelve mem we do laundry wprk—except starch collars. ^ ,-.,1 i Jackson, spent the weeJt end in Les;^- inspection. Bur; representative will bers were preseitt and the afte^rnoon :.;;;:..;>j,',l be glad to :demoh8trat(B . wltliout Everything iiroihoiie soft collar to a big tv^ lie and visited Rev. O. B. Thurstoii was spent tying 2 comfortables for We Stop the Leak or tand wife, Miss Muriel Wright and W. (Charge or fit them if desired^ Busi the hostess. ;;MrB. Watkins aiid Mrs. :^:::^.:':/No::Pay\;v::.vV;.-^' •^Weeks'-fjlihily'wash...;:' "•••":'^^T' Graham. '-'J'^y' ness demands,prevent stopping at any Oostigan each gave I fine readliig's and m J P. G. Legg ofiJackson.jVlsited John other place in thiBBectlon. '; in a contest niiming Capitals of stateiB of the'union, ;MlrB,:G.'W. Butler won HalU, recently.,^••'^^'^-•J:^,'^• P. ;|9.~Ererr statement In thli notice Archer Whallon of JacltBon, viBit- ist price: and 'Mrs:; B; W, Ban&s the |LoW Rates iCall Citizens PhM^ 61Q hM been verlfled before' the Federal son ed hlB cbtJBin, MfB, Ella; Haiti, .the <»>nsolati6n;' f ^i>r: Blltler{jDt LanBing, md State Ooarta.r>F.'H.; Seeley, OoodWprk^l :tor;^ball; m'iiS'it.iB^^ eek end; iiiidliiiiii^k Xn. iss»»r«sPltm« INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH., THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1923 PageFifl^ ed th'e funeral of a friend in Jackaon, Wtn. Slid spent iast Wednesday and Mesdatnes Wheeler, Mizer and Mc sing, spent tlie week end with their Mond.'iy. •' Thursday in Dexter. Millan were in Lansing last Thurs patents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Keller. Misti Elft-edla Hodge, a teacher ln E. C. Pryor, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. day. Sunday they all visited Mr. and Mrs. Membtr Federal Reaerve Bank the Poatlnc schools, spent the yveek Dillon; Miss Mable Miller, Guilford Mrs. Edn.T Linn and Mrs. Mabie John Exneu of North Holt. end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Every of Lansing, and Miss Marvei Collar of Aiaiedon, spent iast Friday Mrs. S. M, Mizer and Mt's. John James Hodge. Maciam of Mason, were recent caliers at Mrs. S. M. Mizer's. Wheeler visited Mrs. Edna Linn in , lvan li'Ionroe now rides In a neyv r.t G. H. Pryor's. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hector of Lan- Aiaiedon, last Wednesday. Fold car.' .Mr. and Mrs. Roy Devy'itt and fam ily -tif Stockbrldge, visited at her YOUNG MAN brother's, Elmer Stnith, Sunday. Mrs. Hoover and Blanch, aiso Mrs. Herman Risch yvere Lansing shoppers SolBe day you expect to lBake your "mark Doiiar Day. Waiter Jones spent a, part of the in the world"; past yveek with Wesley Vines of Mar- Tires ion, Livingston county. Some day an opportunity to go in business Mrs. Donai^ visited Mrs. Elmer Hereafter we will handle the Sunoco Smith, Saturday. Accessories for yourself will come your Way. Mrs. Euiuui Iiice and Mertou visit Products exclusively. In order to ed witli the fornicr's brotliers in Then the vital question Wiil be whether you Battery Service Marion, Sunday. clear our) floor of stock on hand we have saved enough money to take advantage Expert IMotor Of the opportunity. « are offering our complete line of ine Lake Park 1 This Bank cannot make you save your Repair money—it can Only Offer you the opportunity Mrs. Ail)ert Iluii attended the futi- eral of her brotlier, Saturday. to do so. ' Mrs. ltoy Bennett received yvord Saturday of the death of her father Start right Bow putting your money each at Perry. Mr. Spragg, Sr. is selling his house- week into a Saviiigs Account at this Bank. hoid goods and arc going by auto to California. If ,you have money you won't have to hunt Ceo. Wever and fauiily spent Sun Havoline Oil for an opportunity; it will hunt for you. day yvith .Edson Crecnleaf and faniily. James Canipbeii and wife came at Monday to their cottage for the sea- son. Mrs. Jennie Northrup has been sick since last Tbursday. Wholesale Prices! The — School began Monday in the new We have both medium and heavy, for pleasure cars consoiidateci school house. First State & Savings Herbert Edgerly recently liad an 'or tractor use. other severe stroke of paralysis. Bank iylaroia l^alen has bought a house at Meridian Station and will live in it. Miss May Lamb of Mason, spent Mason, Michigan Sunday at l.jeu Cudworth's. Buy It by the Barrel While it Lasts |*rtae Bank on the Corner The Topsy Turvy Social at C. N. Rix's yyas yvell attended and a success in every way. The class netted about .'{40.00. Several ladies of the Zonita Club of Jjansing lield religious services at the county farin Sunday.' Mrs. lissel- The Mason Garage st.vne gave a talk about the Good CORRESPONDENCE Slieplierd and Jlrs. C'atlicrine Moon gave two beautiful vocal solos. A. J. TORRANCE, Prop. J. C. Grcttonberger, one of our early pioneers, eighty years of age, West IVIaple Street IVIason, fViichigan was called here Tuesday, oyving to passed away Friday morning. lIc is Across the Garden (Iie illness of her father, E. J. Collins survived l)y six sons and four daugli- 1 •Tanies Iluiett and daughter attend ters. l^'uneral services yvere held ed the Farmers Club Saturday at liJ Sunday ill tile Metliodist cluirch and Glen Vincent and fainily spent Sun- M. Moore's on the Okemos and Mason were attended l)y a large number of day iu Bcllevue. road. relatives and friends. ij. Dean and fantiiy of Mason, were Mrs. Grace Weilaud yvill entertain Sunday guests of II. M. Brown and tile I. C. C. at lier lionye Wednesday Ianiiiy. May Ist. This is tile last club uiecl/ f Dist. No. 6 and Vicinity \ C,.L, Carrier and laniily spent Sun ing before tlio Island reunlon, yvhicli day at C. Maurer's, near Charlotte. is held at tlie scliool grounds the first Mr. and Mi;s. Bcrt Collins and Mrs. Saturday ln June. All those inter George Crosby and family of Lan C. M. Turner visited their mother, esled in tliis remember tlie date and sing, spent the week end with Mrs. Mrs. M. \Vard, Tiuirsday evening. be there. L. B. Gardner is president Crosby's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. We Announce C. J. Ilaynes and family wei'o Sun and Eva Felton, secretary, this year. Lett. day guests of B. A, Marshall and IIelp to make this the most interest Miss Nettie Green of Holt, visited family. ing picnic ever held. her sister, Mrs. Byran Leacli,^Friday. The lBstallatloB of the most modem RefrlgeratlOB method known—the Mr. Dokes from near'.Iackson, vis George Mctvinney is ill with the Mrs. Etheiyn Cievinger and Miss Brunewlck system. It will now be possible for us to keep our cooling ited bis aunt, Ml's. John li'ountain, measles. Flossie Siisby yvere in Lansing, Satur day. and fainiiy, Sunday. Mrs. Will Perry, who has been room at a temperatuse which will be exactly correct, insuring our patrons Wili Sciiopp and family visited his nursing in Lansing, is now at home Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miiicr spent sister, Mrs. Muliholland, and family, We extend our sytnpathy to Mrs. O. Sunday with relatives in Stockbridge. of the very best of meats at all times. Sunday. Sutherland, of the Forest Neighbor Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nimphie and three chiidren of L,ansing, spent Sat- Mrs. Frank Shopbcll Is a very little hood, who suffei-ed the loss of her home by Ot'e Friday. Fire caught ut-day night and Sunday with Mr. and Perfect refrigeration implies a perfct circulation of pure air, keeping the better at this writing. Mrs, Emmett Kurtz. from a defective chimney and nothing meat sweet and ery. Being assured of this, we can now cure our meats was saved. Mrs. Frank Thomas was called" to South AureUus and North Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rjie and phildren Wiiiiamston, Thursday by the serious longer and give to our patrons even better service than before. illness of her mother, lVIrs. A. Hale. Onondaga and Mr. and Mrs. Orrle Andrews and daughter, spent Sunday at Otto An Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Straight enter drews. tained Mr. Straight's father from Come in and let us explain this fact to you. Look u^ over, back rooms John Hcnians and family now ride near Leslie, the latter part of the Mr. and MIS, Croop of Williamston, and all, or out to our killing house---everything sweet and clean. We in a liew auto. were guests at A. L. Crippen's, Satur week. Mcsdatnes Alice Hunt and Dora day. Mrs, Floyd Burgess and Mrs. Flos pride ourselves on our cleanliness and the quality of our meats. Our Thayer of Mason, visited friends here sie Lennon were In Lansing, Thurs prices are as low as good meat can be sold for. the first of last week. Cut Tills Out.--It 1s U'ortiL Money day. Mrs. E. E. Shaver and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Davis of Lan Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c to Eaton liapids, visited B. H. and Art sing, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Doo- Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chi- Field and families the yveek end. little of Mason, were Sutyday visitors cage, lii., writing your name and ad- Harris Hemans of Flint, visited his at Fred Brenner's. dt-ess clearly. You will receive in re- brotlier and iamily Saturday evening turn., a trial package containing Oscar Gallans of M. A. C., visited Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, his sister, Mi-s, Esther Hetiians, and for coughs, colds and croup, Foley Clarke Center tfamily the yveek end. Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Henry Schcader was at tlie U. of Tablets. Sold everyyvhere. (a4v) M. hospital in Ann Arbor, last Tues Mrs. Mary Rusch attended the fun- day. era! of a cousin in Lansing, Monday. Antonio Genco Ft-ank Cook and wife. Miss Maud Roy Curtice and fatnily of Lansing, Orr and Heien Otis of Mason, wet-e MiUviUe spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nelson. at B. H..Field's, Sunday. Maple Street—Mason R. W.'Clark and fatnily spent Sun Clayton Snow and wife entertained Mrs. Almina Patrick, an old resi day yvith friends near Bitnondale. company from Lansing, the yveek end. dent of /White Oak, died Monday Mrs, Ben Nelson, Mrs. Jas. Abbott morning at 1:30, at the home of her and Miss Marie" SamaiT attended the son, Bert Patrick, ' ' Poverty Social at Aurellus last Wed Stockbrldge Tom Clements of Dart's Corners is \ nesday evening. very ill. He is under the care of Dr. Master Cecil Hartenbut'g and Alf. McICim of Stockbridge. Mr. and Airs. H. A. Thompson of Clarke celebrated their birthdays Mi.ss Annabelle Goodwi.a of Stock- Wiiiiamston, ,and Miss Florence Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. bridge, visited her mother, Mrs. J. Thompson of Ilighland Park, Chi Jas. Clarke. Mr. and I^rs, S. E. Coodyvin, and t'atnily last Sunday. cago, visited friends here the first of Markley, Claud Strank, Mr,,and Mrs. Neyvt Woods called on H. Graven- last yveek. Ed Ivi'onk and family and Mr. and der, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Hall of White Mi's. Will I'Linnisou and family of Val Ilenry Bravender called on Ci. Pox- Memorial Day! Cioud, visited relatives here recently. ley Farms and William Clarke and on, last Sunday evening. Mrs. Lou lsbeli and Mrs. Alice family yvere the guests, Miss Catherine Parish visited her Broyvnell yvere ln Detroit last week on Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Clark enter mother, Mrs. Alice Parish, and fam business. tained in honor of Mrs. Maty Rusch's ily the last of tlio week. Is fast approaching. You will want Robert Dancer and Miss Howiett of birthday, Sunday. Thirty-two sat The community will hold a Mother Gregory, yvere tnarried last week.' down to the fine dinner prepared hy and Daughter banquet at the hall Miss Myrtle of Jackson, was here the hostess to which all did ample May 18. that Monument or Marker set for that last Friday reoiiganizing her class for justice. • Music ,and converatttion the summer for musical instruction. Mrs. Maggie Burden is outertainine helped to finish a perfect day, several her tnothor, Mrs. Horwood, of Mar- Cheisea Oddteiioyvs visited Unadllla remeiribt'ances were left along with ion, for' an indefinite time. sacred day—sacred to the memory Lodge No. 40, last yveeic, the Stbclc- he wishes for many more liappy L. Procatol is moving on the farm hridge staff during work for thetn. birthdays. Irvin Rusch and , fainily be recently bought of J. B. Butcher. Fern Thompson attended a party of Battle Creek, and Borr Cady and of our loved ones. at Mrs.' Sidonek'a last Sattirday. family ot Swartz Creek, were those Mrs. Minnie Ellsworth is on her present from a distance. •way home from California. Soatli L»ro7 Instead of Mrs. ;V. Thompson it was Mrs. Iva .Thompson; wlio gave the Soutli Oellii paper "The Ministry of Music,'' at Mrs. Harwood, who bas spent some REMEMBER, WE SELL DIRECT TO THE CUSTOMER the Literary Club, recently, ' ; time with her daughter bere has gone to visit,her daughter. Mrs. G, M. Bur. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Milter and son, den, ot'Millville. Lester, Mrs. Gavin Fellows and Mrs. No agent's or middleman's profit when you buy of liland Corners Mr, and Mrs, Cley Foreman have Wm. Scarlett of Mason, were recent ihoved to their new home/ near Pol- guests of .Mrs. Chris, Parker. Jok. : •• 'f..: • The Jolly Bunch was pleasantly en- Ernest Collins is Btlll very serious- Mrs. Leota Risch has so far. recov tert(itned,at the home ol Br. and Mrs, ly ill with,blood poison fromlthe ef- ered irom her recent Illness to return 0. H. Freeland last.Fridayteveriiiig. ..lects of a nail wound,; recelyedtvb to her home near Webberville. A good prograni^was followed by'an months ago. Several from this vicinity attended excellent potlucit,supper. The date Mr. ;and Mrs; / Pred Wells and ,tbi8lb4tb'anniversary of the Odd and location of the next meetltigwill Mahiiffaotureri\9ff FlheM^ "daughter'atid Mr: Spau^ding; of East Fellows; at ^ebbervllle, • Wednesday be announced later, -. \ ' Ikiiising, were calltBrii at;S;;H^ evening,;where,' a banquet was; held Mls^ Vesta: Mbckrfdge and .Seward MASOJN, MICH, ^iSundayiij'r;.:;;';;^;/:?;/;:^^';^^ ttfter,Whtcha,fine,pr<]tgram:was given. Katherman: of .Lansing, ^'ispeht.the : :;Url)i;I)e,Water8 and Ge.^^^^^ attend. rale six iNGHABi COUNTY NEWSi MASON, BBCH.; THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1923 \ ONE WAY OUT. Classified Advertisements Marie, seven yeat'sold, y\'as being washed, and was uttering lier custo mary protests. ' For Sale 1 ','l wish," she said earnestly, "that l need never have to be yvashed TEST IN MEXICO FOR SALl3—Electric washing ma again." ' New, York, July 22.—The Durant chine. Mrs. Edyvard Robitailie, Ma- ''I'm afraid," replied her mother four-cylinder touring car contesting Bon, Mich., R. 7. I8wlp gentiy, ''that as long as you have.tne against 15 American and European to take care of you, you'll have to cars won over all competitors recent- FOK HMjE—Poultry house, 12x20, make up your mind to be washed ly in a road test in. Mexico the three ijoultry fencing with cement posts. thot^oughiy every day.'' li FOR SAljli:—An oak bedstead and and springs; also oak sideboard in Lost and Found t IfETEMN OF TWO WARS perfect condition. ^Inquire of Miss LOST—Coid Redipoint poncii. Re- McI.,atcbie. 18wl tut-n to Pastime Theatre. lIeward. It FOR S.\l7E—Pair of horses, Qve Gl3N. EARL R. STlilWART, WllLL Mason at Home Leslie at Homo Stockbridgo at Homo Wiiiiajnsf.on at Homo nnd six yeai-s old; yveigbt 2700. F. LOST—ln Parish's yvoods, Aprii KNOWN HERE, PASSES. 1923 A. Sanford, on 'Dansvilie road, tyvo 28, a child's pet dog. White witb WedncMlay, May .'JO Wednesday, June 27 Thtirsdiiy,' Juno 14 miies east of Mason. ISyvlp black ears. Part Fox terrier. Claud Serving his country in tyvo conflicts Mason FOUR Wwlne.sday, Jniy 4 TIMirsday, Aug. J) Tliursday, July 11) Parish, Citz. phone. Mason. yvl besides serving on the Mexican bor Abroad Tliursday, Aug. 2;l TIini.sday, Sept. 13 , Thursday, Aug, ilo von SAljli:—5-room furnished cot- der during troublesome times of lage, complete witli boat at Pleasant STIlAYlni) OR STOLEN—1 mam- 1916, Eari lI. Steyvart rose from Tliursday, June 21 Wednesday, Juno l.'J. .Friday, l^lay 25 lake. Wm. Sbarland, Dansvilie. moutb Giant Bronze Turkey Gobbler. Leslie private to Major then to Brigadier Tinirsday, Aug. !i TOWN Wednesday, .Tniy 2,5 Wednesday, July 12 IS-tf If any one sees or hears of one yviil Abroad General of the National Guard at the Tinirsday, Sept. 0 Wednesday, Ang. 2f» Wednesday, Aug. 15 they please notify Mrs. F. C. Kend- close of the World ,War. He died l^OR SALE—Holstein cow, first- rick, Dansvilie, Mich. ISyvl Wednesday, May 2;l WC(fncsday, tmmmwmmnmmm Some very special prices on for Saturday—do not •' iniss them at KELLY BROS. STOCK CO. FORMER HmSON GIRL WEOS Parkhurst's. wl Local News Corseieltes—Satut-day speclal, Ifl. PUYSH NEXT WEEK . JACKSON YOONG MAN All slzes. Regular prlq^ $1.75. Mln- The Corner Grocery nle L Kellys resldence, wl MICHIGAN'S li'AVOnlTE BltAMA- IBMDil'S BROTHER ALSO AN Several young men wanted. Steady j Mi\ and Mrs. C. A. Parklfurst mot- TIC TENT SHOW IlKTUHNS. NOUNClilS AlAltlMAGE. J. L. BARRY, Prop. work. Good wages. Michigan Seat- ored to Monroe Sunday, visiting their ing Co., Stockbridge, 12-tf daughter, Mary Elizabeth, who ls at- lCelly Bros. • Shows, which have I^ast FtIday evening at seven tending school at St.' Maiy's Academy. been operating in Michigan for many o'clock. Miss Lita Rodman, the There yviil he a public dance at the Read McDonald's ad. ISyvI , years, wiii appear in Mason next daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry S, Mother's Day cards at Parkhurst's. Bansville town hall, Wednesday week beginning May 7th-, with a tepe- Rodman of Jackson, wtis united in Friday and Saturday Specials Emma Hay 'raylor is on the sick evening. May 9th, with Clayton's toii-e of new plays. marriage to Donaid Davis at the ]jgl_ ! Syncopated orchestra furnishing home of Mr. Davis' cousin in Jackson. This wiil be' their second week for P. & G.7SoifI» or Plaice White Soap ...10 bars 48c-no limit I Mrs. Bertha Spring spent the/week music. the season and they are equipped The couple wet'e attended by the end in Detroit. I While A. G. Lang, of Vevay, was with a complete newly designed can- bride's brothet', Merrill, and-- Miss Old Dutch Cleanser 3 for 28c Mr and Mrs Lyie C. Hewlett were drilling a weil last week, he had the vas theatre which is the last word in Phyllis Gardner. After the ceretnony Jap Ilose or Hard Water Soap 4 for 28c in Gt-itnd Rapids, Monday. ; misfortune to have a piece of pipe fall road equipment, embodying new the latter couple surprised their many Virgo Kinsey was, home from Ai- on his left hand breaking the first scenery, new electrical effects and in friends by announcing their marriage, No. 2* can Peaches, in heavy syrup 25c per can finger. bion college iast week end fact everything, neyv from box office which occurred on Christmas eve of No. 2 can Corn... 2 for 25c A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Attorney Jason E. Nichols of Lan to production. 1922. Howevet', their marriage had sing, was tite first peison' to pay for Earl Symon, Friday, Api-il 27th. 'rhey are pt'oducing six of the best been known by the itntnediate tnem- the book containing the Ingham George Andrews and Mr. Callahan, plays attetnpted by any stock com- bers of their families, County History, that is now being For Men Only both living on the west side, are ill. pany, ''Way Down East,'' and other The bride was attractively gowned published. Mrs. George M. Hoyt is expected new favorites. Kelly Bros, are well in brown canton crepe, yvore a sand Bank Roll Scrap— 4 packages 27c Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gtow and Mr. borne soon from St. Petersburg, Fia. known here and without doubt their colored hat with gloves to match and .and Mrs. W. H. Miers visited their Mrs. A. McDonald was taken very coining will attract more than usual carried sweet peas. The bridesmaid sister, Mrs. Ida Wiedman, of Owosso, ill last Sunday with acute indigestion. interest, lt'olioyving the usual cus wore grey ctepe, while her hat and Garden Seeds-Bulk and Package Sunday. She is slowly recovering Neyv bouse dresses in all sizes and tom ladies wiil be iidmitted ft-ee on gloves also tnatched her costutne. Af from a fractured hip. prices. Minnie'L Keily's residence.. opening night'when accotnpanied by ter the ceremony Mr. and Mt's. Davis Cabbage and Tomato Plants 18wI Mr. and Mrs. lra Hewes spent the paid adult. left for Chicago,' They yviil make A. R. Dart and famiiy of Lansing, yveek end at Clark Lake with Mrs. their home in Jackson, Carrie Moore, celebrating the 83rd Fresh Vegetables visited relatives in this vicinity. Sun- Do not fail to tead the adv. of Geo. Fruits birthday of Mrs. Annie Hewes. Ten day. M. Webb in this issue. wl guests were present at the family Munsingyvear and Luxite silk hose Get your order in at once for Canna New styles in Curtain Nets and the gathetIng. for satisfactory .wear at Parkhurst's,' plants. Just a few left. C. C. Griffin neyv panel cu'rtains at Parkhurst's. & Son. 18wl Mrs. M. Farley of Detroit, spent the J. L. BARRY, Mason Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Otis visited at week end with her sister, Mrs. Henry Miss Ethel Allen of Lansing, visit John Usher's at Stockbridge, Sunday Phil McKernan Patriotic Social Candler. The sisters had not met in Free Delivery Both Phones ed her friend. Miss Gladys Deuel,, , Attorney A. A. Bergman made a Club were entertained at the hotne of the past nineteen years. Mrs. Farley Sund-iy. business trip to Adrian on Tuesday of Comt-ade and Mrs, Keesler last Fri tccently moved to Dett-oit from Neyv A. F. Zickgraf was in Muskegon this yveek. day, The house yvas nicely decot-ated and Mecosta the first -of the week on York state. The W. F. M.'S. of the M. E. church in red, white and hiue. About 40 business. Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Robertson of will meet at the chut-ch parlors Fr sat down to the fine (Jinner which was jury about ten days ago. She was to be tlie culprits. The cars were Lansing, spent, last Sunday with Mr, Harold McLane- of Vevay, yy'as day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. prepared. The afternoon was pleas also on a stepladder and fell, tearing returned each to it's owner, the two taken to Ann Arbor, for an operation and Mrs. George MclCiggan. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Crahatn have antly spent with music, recitations, the ligaments of her'limbs ioose. At older boys were turned over to Juv on both legs. Mrs. ltobertson returned Thursday moved into the apartment on Oak connundrums and stories, occasion first it was hard to determine if she enile Officer Sanders at the County Mr. and Mrs. Fi-cd Herguth spent after having spent the winter at stt-eet owned by Mrs. Springer. ing much amusement among those had suffered a fracture and she re Detention Home and young Gignac, Sunday yvith Mr. and Mrs. Wiii Bar- Tampa and Sarasota, Fiorida. present. A thoroughly good time was There yviil be a dance at the Wheat- mained in bed for some time. She is because of his youth yvas returned to dig of Lesiie. Miss Blount, Miss Beltman and the enjoyed by an. The next meeting of field Gleaner liaii, Friday evening, noyv able to sit up. his mother.. 0, O. Johnson of Havana, Cuba, is Ingham County Normiii class jout'ney- the Club yviil be held May 25, with- May H. Langham's orchestra. visiting at the home ipf Mr. and Mi's. ed to the hogsback last Thursday Comrade and Mrs. Orrin Morse on Mr. and Mrs. John Crowiey, A F. N. Ackley, evening, yvbcre tbey enjoyed a yveenie West Mapie street. We hope to see lCngland and Frank Woods of Jack Fred Ilodges has sold bis Pieasant roast. After tbe roast they yvent to all of the Club members present. JUVENILE m THEFTS OKEMOS PIONEER DIES son, spent Sunday at the Charles lake cottage, ''Fisbernian's Rest,'' to the park yvhere games yvere the chief Griffin home. Mason E. l^e'ynolds. entertainnient of the evening. During the past yveek Critchett's , KEEHHERIFF BUSY AT eRETTENBERGER HOME Miss Helen Bunker of Three Tile Standard Bearer Society of the meat market has been painted and Bridges, was home from college.at Al 5l. E. church yviil serve a May morn- FALISFROM STEP UDDER THRlTR LANSING BOYS BREAlf JOHN o. GilE'mcNBEKGER'rAsS. yvhite enameled, greatly impi'oving bion, last yveek en(i. ing breakfast in tbe cburcb pariors, its appearance. OUT ON FORD R.UIPAGK. ED, AW.VY TIlllRSBAY. Ciiver Clipper, yvho is attending Friday morning. May 11th, from fi:20 The Methodist L. A. S. wiil meet AND JGTORES LIMB college at M. A. C.; yvas a yveek end until 8 o'clock. The menu Y^ouMists Another outbreak of juveniie Ford John C, Grettenberger, aged 70 Wednesday afternoon. May 9(h, witli visitor at Ills home. of fruit, toast, yvaffles yvith sugar, thefts kept the sheriff's department' years, passed ayvay at'tlie Grctten- JVlrs. Cliarles Clipper. Tbe meeting BlCRT BOANl^ l'AlNFULLY lNJlJll- Corset speciai, $2 grade at $1,50. bacon, fried cakes and coffee. bu.sy Tuesday. First, yvord came bct'ger home in Okemos, last 'riutrs- yviil begin at 2:30 o'clock. l!:D WEDNlDSDAY. Saturday only. Minnie I. ICeliy's res Dr. and Mrs, L. N. Verkes yveut to from Lansing tbat a Ford oar belong day. He bad lived in tbe vicinity of Next Wednesday evening, May fltli. idence, E. EIni street. yvI Detroit Sunday for a few days. A ing to Ransom Dietrick had been Okemos for the past 64 years and has Mason Lodge No. 70, F, & A. M., wiii Bert Doane suffered a serious com VViiliani Clipiier of Lowell, visited mes.sagG readied Iiere announcing tlie stolen and requesting officers to be made many friends yvbo regret their bave yvork in the E. A. degree. A pound fracture of tbe left limb Wed ills brother, Cliaries, of this city, the death of Mrs. Verkes 'jister, Jlrs. on the yvatcb for it. Tbe car yvas ioss. good attendance yvould be appre nesday afternoon wbile yvashing win- fore part of iiist yveek. Jlary JlcDonald', at Tyvo Irarbors, located here a little later and aljout ciated. ' doyvs at tbe L. T. Lasenby home. He Funeral services yvere heid at thc^ Mr. and jylrs. Wm. Cox of Grand on Sunday morning. jSlrs. Verkes yvas using a rickety stepiadder and that time John Jay, yvho had driven Okemos Methodist church Sunday Mi's.Hugh Brown and daughter, Itapids, spent the week end yvith Mr. left Tuesday morning for Twu llai- beiieved he yvas going to fail, go another Ford over from Lansing, re morning, Rev. C. McEntarfer officiat IIelen Kutli, of Lansing, hivve licen and i\irs. J. L. Barry. bors, jumped to the ground. In doing so, ported that his car had been taken by ing. Burial yvas in the Okemos cem visiting lier pal-ents,'Mr. and Mrs. V. Miss- Florence Bobbins of Royal ICenneth IIeyves, a graduate of the he fractured his limb. Dr. Verkes was three small boys, yvho had driven it etery. IIe is survived by ten chil J. Broyvn, this yveek. Mr. Broyvn Oak, was a Sunday guest at the liome Mason high school ip 1921, last Wed called, and Mr. Doane yvas taken to south toyvard Jackson. Traffic Offi dren,' Albert and Mrs. Agnes Everett yvas also here Wednesday. of Mrs. Fi'anc L, Adams. nesday graduated from the l''L An his home and the fracture reduced. cer Foster started in pursuit and of Williamston, William, Herman, Es The Pythian Sisters yviil have their Mr. and Mrs. Ijampbere and Bert thony Wayne Institute at Ft. Wayne, IIe yviil be obliged to remain in his overtook the car one mile east of ther and John, living at the farm regular meeting Wednesday evening, Lamb of Perry, yvere Sunday guests Ind. He accepted a position immed- bed for some time. , Eden. Mit Brice and CharUe Allen, home, Mrs. Anna Fink of Ovid, Mrs. May 9th. The same day their rep of \V. K. Lnmb and family. iateiy yvith the Grace COnstructiou each aged 11, and Robert Gignac, Rose Slough of Ellsworth, Reuben oC resentatives go to Homer to attend Almost in the same manner, Mrs. Wni. Miers, Jr, has accepted a Co. of Ft. Wayne and Sturgis, Mich., ageU 9, all Lansing boys yvere found Imlay City, and Louis of Ithaca. the district convention held there. A. Brotherton suffered a painful in- position in Arbaugli's store, Lansing, beginning yvork last Thursday. in tbe grocery department. Brothers, sisters, nepheyvs and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Broyvn have moved from Leslie into the apartment Mr. and Mrs. 0. VV. Rice of Lud- nieces, yvith their f.imiiies, and weil recentiy completed by Mrs. Arthur ington, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank filled baskets, gathet'ed at the home Laxton. Mr. and Mrs. Erler wiii oc Minar the first of the week. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hazelton Sun cupy the apartment on the west side. Mr. aud Mrs. A. D. Snyder were day, the occasion'being a complete guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse IJnder- surprise for Mrs. Hazetton in honor I will be at Mason, at the home of •wood of Onondaga, Sunday. of her birthday. The guests left four Mrs. Bygtiives, third house in second Dr. F. H. Wllllnms of Owosso, four beautiful pieces of silver as a block north of court house square, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. C. token of their love. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 8:30 a. m. to 12 noon. H'. J. Ketchum, W. Browne, Sr., of this city. The Browne-Cavender Auxiliary Do'ctor of Naprapathy, 100 E. Main Mr. and Mrs. H. B, Longyear spent will meet FViday afternoon, May 11, street, Lansing. 18-tf Sunday with the former's people, Mt', with Mrs. C. W. Randall, to sew for and Mrs. W. D. Longyear, of Leslie. Roosevelt American Legion hospital. Miss Frances Mickelson entertain Frank McCowan and Emma Gary All members at-e urged i to be pres- ed Misses Marian Larkworthy of Ben- were Sunday visitors of the former's ent. Potiuck supper at 5:30, for ton Harbor, Helen June Gould of parents, Mr. and Mi's. W. E. C. Mc- which hostess will furnish potatoes Harbor Springs, Ruth Christopher of Coyvan. and coffee. Bring dishes, silver, Lansing, and Laura Moore of Port Huron, at a house party at the Mick- Burr DuBois and his frjend, C. S. sandyviches and one other dish. Reg- elson cottage at Pleasant lake, last Johnson, of Ann Arbor, were yveek ular Auxiiiaiy meeting at the Ran- yveek end. "You need a new suiti end visitors at the L, M. DuBois resi dayy home in the evening. dence. Di'. W. B, Hartzog concluded his The regular meeting of Mason O. Henry. Why not get Mrs. E. P. Royve left Wednesday series of lectures on the Old Testa E. S. No. 150, was held Tuesday even- something like that, this ior Minneapolis, Jvansas, for a ment before a night school for Re ing and installation of officers oc- time? They say Norfolk month's visit yvith her sister, Mrs, B. ligious Education at I^ansing, April curred. The following were those in- S. Miiler. 23. By invitation of his ciass he stalled: W. M., Daisy Smith; W. P., styles are going to be 0. J. Hood; A. M., J. Rose Bush; Sec, Miss Mageorgia Knoyvies, one of gave them his lecture on "Seeing God very popular this Through the Telescope,'' last Monday Maud Broyvn; Treas., Cornelia Wag- the high school faculty, returned to II her home at North Adams, for the evening. On Friday evening. May 4, goner; conductress, Grace Davis; as season yveek end. he will give this address at a com- sociate conductress, Charlotte Bush; Ada, Pearl Hardenburg; Ruth, Hazel Mrs. F. E. Densraore is expected mutiity meeting at the Williams Lang; Esther, Leila Reebe; Martha, home today (Thursday) ft'om St. school house near Vantown. Pearl Vaughn; Electa, Edith. Barr; Petersburg, Florida,, where she spent Mrs. Alfred Allen wili'entertaln the Warder, Margaret Lament; Sentinel, tbe yvinter. Mission Circle Miiy 9th, at 2:30 ',>. m. Lloyd Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bensmore and Mrs. James H. Shafer will have the Mrs. Elizabeth Springer motored tq Bevotionals; Mrs. Bertha Shafer our Judge L.,B. McArthur has sold his nint, Monday on a visit to relatives study book, "The Trend of the residence on Elm,street to Harry D. [ in that city. liaces''; Gleanings from April Mis WilletL who will take possession Miss Gertrude Scarlett returned sions, Mrs. Field; entertainment, Dor June 1st. Mr.'and Mrs. McArthur home Sunday from Lansing, where othy Allen; music, Mrs. Seeiye. will move into the bouse purchased I she has been ill several weeks follow Those wishing to go meet at Long- of SrL. Marshall some time ago and ing an operation. year's store at 2:15.' It will be ap which has been considerably r,emod- I Mrs. Watson Miller has purchased preciated if those who can take ma eled. Mr. and Mrs. D. Lee Ware the lot on the comer of ''B'' and chines will stop for others at tbe have rented the apartment which -was I South streets-and plans to build a store. occupied by Mr. Willett. small liome tttere. The Hawley Community Club will meet with Mr. and Mrs, L, T, Lasen- I by on Friday evening, May 4. Re freshments potluck, ^ j Mrs. Katherine Gauss of Lansing, arrived Friday to maJte a visit with Another her daughter and husband, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Heimer, Miss Alice Hiiiiard spent the week Special Sale end at Ciear Lake, Grand Rapids, and Hastings, as a guest of Mr. and for ; Mrs, Edyvard Powers. ! Lewis lIeuel of Hillsdale, roturDCd j to his home today (Thursday) after a week's visit to his sons, George, Edd Saturday Only and James, of this city. The Call of Spring Miss Lula Pearson and her brother, Joseph Pearson, plan to leave for a Slip into a new Clothcraft Suit—Now! short visit to friends in Pontiac, the Our special offering for last Saturday met with such a latter part of the week. response that we are going to repeat, and have selected A man just can't resist wanting to get into in lighter colors—^a. gray or a tan for in Mr, and Mrfl.CltarJes Clipper mot stance. There are many attractive fabrics ored to St, Charles, last Sunday, vis several splendid values from our complete stock for next new clothes these fine days-^to be well dress .here for you to pick from in either light or iting their father and mother, Mr. and ed In clothes that are In harmohy with the Saturday. ^ dark shades: checks, stripes, mixtures.: And Mrs. Charles Clipper, Sr. bright, cheer?til atmosphere, and. with 'his there's a model here, too, you'll like, wheth Mr. and Mrs, A, L, Rose, whoJbave '•feelings.''There's a new Clothcraft style er you want a belted sport model or a con resided in St. Petersburg, Florida, See our windows for HatB , servative three button effect. , during the past winter intend to start . Specially Priced here waiting for you to slip into it and step today (Thursday) for Mason, , proudly off. Don't delay any longer—-get that new suit Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Condon and Perhaps, for a change, you'd like something daughter Elaine visited Mrs. Con Our new Summer Sport Hats are now coming in. They -NOW! • • y , I don's parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. Hi Toyvnsend of Stockbridge, Sunday. will delight discriminating buyers. Two-Pant SultSi $26.00 to $40.00 The C division of the N, A, Ladies' Aid Society -fflU meet lat the church Thursday afternoon. May 10, for Bup- per. Everyone cordially invited. ..V Stamped pillow cases, a few to Llncelh $1 Porter Densn^ore t& lla vis gjClose out at $1,00 pair; Saturday [bnly. Some Bick' hemstltclied scallopa, MIIIInera , Ctothiers—Mason iBo hemstttcbed 'bems,' Minnie I. ICeliy's reildrace;;a.^Blm.(;:vl8w Page Eiglit INGHAM COUNTY NEWS. MASON, MICH.. THURSDAY, MAY ?i, 1923 The home taient play given by the around a tnysterious hidden treasure Wednesday. Webborvilie Ea'stet'n. Stars at Bell which had been buried years ago by , "The Poyver Of A Lie,'' a tale which MANY FARM ANIiLS Oak, was a success. , pirates in the lower part of Manhat won the world's prize as the best Miss Carrie Starkweather- of Lan tan Island in the vicinity of New York short story of the, year, has been film JEBISH IN RRE sing, spent Sunday yvith friends here. ' Harbor. A skysctaper, the Central ed by Universal with an all-star cast Grant Bush and family and John Buiiding, has been, erected on the of popular players, and wlll be the LlgIitning Causes Loss Of Burn A'nd Trim and family of Lansing, wete s|)ot, and yvhen an old yvatchman dis- feature otTering for ne.\i week Friday Contents. Saturday visitors at C. H. Harris'. i covers the treasut-e things begin to and Saturday. Baby Peggy Mont James Fraser and family were Bath happen, l'earl becomes the principal gomery in ''Syveetie,'' the second ,of JlOll/moiae^ ST. JOHNS-—A 'good span of visitors Sunday. character in the mystery and encoun- iier comedy specials for this season, hoi'ses, a registered Sbortborn calf, a Mi's. Pansy Marshall and Mi's. tet's thrills in rapid succession is also promised for these tyvo days. veal calf, four sniall pigs and 24 Susie Granger of Wili iainston, were throughout the exciting chapter. Tliree big feature attractious" are sbeep and lambs perisbed yvhen the Car owners, who once buy a tire Saturday visitors' here. Other attractions for next Tuesday promised for the foiiowing week, in barn on tlie farm occupied by Alvln Miss Neva Sleafor^ of near Bell and Wednesday include lleginald cluding ''My Wild Irish Ro.se,'' Con with the lowest priice tag usually Sturgis, slx miles west of St. Jolins, Oak, Is helping Mrs. Wm. Horton, Denny in round ten of the Neyv l^^eath- stance Talmadge in '']\lamnia's Af end up as confirmed buyers of hurned to tbe ground togetlier yvltli yvith her houseyvork. er Pushers, also the concluding chap fair,'' and ''The Four Horsemen Of all its contents. Tbe ljarn, a '16x50 Goodrich Silvertowns. With Silver- Mrs. Andreyv Garfield and chiidren ter of "Adventures Of Tarz£\n,'' and Tile Apocalypse,'' Aletro's tremendous Ioot structure, was bit by llgbtnlng of'Betroit, spent tbe yveek end at R. an interesting number of tbe lnter- screen production oX Ibanez's great towns you get—/ong, trouble-free during tlie electrical storm last Satnr- Foster's. . / nationai New.s. l..adies yvitb escort novel, yvliicli yvill slioyv here for three day aftei'noon yvbiie Mr. tttid MI'S. service and a full return on the James McCourtie. and yvife enter yviii be admitted free Tuesday and days, beginning jylay 17. ' Sturgis yvere in St. .Iolins. Tlte blane Equip with Silver- tained their daugliter and family money invested. was discovet'eil by 15avid Doty, wbo from Jackson, Sunday. towns—do the right thing First! Byes nearby and yvbo is employed by lylrs. Robert Foster and IMrs. An IMr. Sturgis, wlieu tile dog owned by drew GarQcid were Lansing visitors Sturgis ran to IDoiy and ntade bitu Sunday. \inderst.aiid tbat soinetbiiig was •wrong. Wlieii Doty reaclied tbe Andreyv Jackson and yvife yvere At Pastime Theatre DEAN-JACOBS CO. •scene of the blaze the yvhole interior Saline visitors. Sunday. Mrs. Carl McCourtie yvas called to Phone BrII l9'l Citizen] 4G of the building yvas a seething mass MASON, IVttCH. Saginayv Monday by tbe illness of ber of tiames. Tlie Fowler lire company Friday and Saturday yvas notitjed and liastened to the Stui'- mother. gis farm but all efforts to save tlie barn and its contents yvere futile. Sandhill Tlie lire spread to the poultry Norma Talmadge house and the granary nearby and for a time it was feared tbe liouso Mr. and Mrs. Austin lBonner 'of would be destroyed. The buildings Ijansing, visited at Jolin Bennett's in yvere saved, hoyvever, but not until Sunday evening. Goodrich considet'able damage liad been done Mr. and Mrs. Gorum gave a five to tbe first two buildings named. Be o'clock dinner Sunday, in honor of sides the live stock mentioned, tbe their grandson, Pat,. tiie occasion The Sign loss Includes .11 tons of baled liay, being his birthday. Silvertown CgrdTiue eight or ten tons, of loose clover hay, Dan and Pete Wagner have ordered il stack of unhusked corn, and some a neyv li'ord. on the Door harness and small tools. Tbe barn, Mrs. Anna Bennett purchased a \ wblch belonged to Daniel Stut'gis, of cow of Emerson Wagner, last week. Rengai, father of Alviu Sturgis, yvas Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Bennett cai- uninsured. The contents were only A masterpiece off Screen led at Mr. and Mr.s, Well's Sunday partially covered by insurance. afternoon. Wells' have moved ln re- Drama Mr. Sturgis bas been particuiariy cently on tbe Berttrof place. iiiifortuuate of late. Ile has lost .sev Jobn Bennett of' l^ansing, called at eral hogs and last suninicr a Part of tbe boiiie of liis parents, Sunday. - For Real Service his crops were destroyed by tbe heavy Jolin Bennett, Sr. visited Jolm bail storm yvliich passed over that lvieppe last week Tluirsday. Charlie Chaplin Hl.'ctiOn. Mrs. Petei' llennett, Mrs. Forrest Fair and Mrs. Artbur Buck visited at m Mrs. Joel Bennett's of Lansing, Tbursday. ' Mr. !ind Urs. lilmerson Wagner Slioulder spent Tbursday evening at Jolni Ben- LAKE NEAR NASHVIllE nett's. l^ete Wagner called at Jolin Ben Boys RiiiMided Dp And Admit Many Arms iMisdemenDor.s. nett's, Satnrday. Mr. yVells is sliingling bis barn. NASliVlbLli— Tile fore part of .lSari Dietz .called at Joel Bennett's The ffunniesi comedy ever last week tile Chas. Vouiig cottage at of ljansiiig, Sunda.v. made. tile wesi end of Tluirnaii)>le lake yvas Mrs. Forrest Fair and son, Ben hrolveii into and a quantity of stut'f nett, yvere at I'eter Bennett's Friday taken, including a revolver, watch evening. Usual Prices—15c and 25c .-cluiin, safety razor, and other arli- cles. lt was learned by tbe sheriff's office tliat Jim Eddy, in driving to The High-Grade H.'istings, iuul picked up several boys Monday along tile road and given tbem a ride "Film News" into town. An investigation ied tbe Gasoline officers in tbe direction .of Grand Ledge, where they picked up tyvo boys Flower of the Gasolir1e Service is expressed ii1 wbo gave tbeir names as I\iartin and PASTDIE THEATRE Robert MclIonald. The Barry county terms of mileage. When you buy officers yvere just in time to get tbe North boys abend of Ivent county officers, 10 gallons of gasoline, in reality who were also on tbeir trail. - Norma Talmadge, in lier latest As- A swifftly moving story you are buying 150 miles of ser 'rhe ICent county officers claim the sociated First Nationai release, ''The vice, if you'get 15 miles to the hoys stole two bicycles iu Grand llap- Sign on the Door,'' wiii be the attrac off the great open ids and rode tiieni out of town, after tion extraordinary at the Pastime spaces, by gallon. having visited tbe union station and I'hcatrc Friday and Saturday. stolen two suit cases and their cott- "The Sign on the Door" is a screen tents. adaptation of Chunning Pollock's James Oiiver Curwood Gasoline becomes a propelling stage play of the same name yvhich force only When you cause it to enjoyed a iong and highly successful Also LARRY SEMON In run on Broadway with Marjorie Ram- vaporize and mix it With air. ALBION TO START NEW beau in the leading part. The scenario was prepared by Mary James Oliver Curwood Home Sweet Home The service which you receive is GOLLEOE HALL SOON Muriiio and Herbert Brenon. Mr. Brenon also directed the production, in exact ratio to the manner in ALBION—The reconstruction of in which Miss Talmadge has a sup Robinson hall, Alljion college, de porting cast of unusual excellence. Tuesday and Wednesday which the gasoline vaporizes. stroyed by lire last December, wlll be ln the stellar role of Mrs. "Late" started aboitt the last of May, ac Regan, pretty young wife of a man of cording to President J. W. I-.aird. weaith and high standing, who he- Wealth-Uutold Architect John R. Ciutbb of Chicago, comes involved in a tragic situation will iiave plans ready to present to Millions- as a result of an innocent affair be- Red Crown the building committee here. May 7, fore her marriage. Miss Taitnadge has and bids yvill be asked for at once. a |)art which gives her histrionic abil- Dialllollds, rubies, pearls hid The new buiiding yviii have only tyvo ity a wide range of opporfunity. floors above the semi-basement. Tbe Prominent in the cast are Charles den in a cave of mystery un structure yviii be used for a biolog Vaporizes to Rlchman OS "Late" Regan, Lew Cody der a New York sky-scarper. ical laboratory and until the new ad- as F'rank Bevereaux, Helen Weir as It Will fire your blood to see mlnistt-ation buiiding is compieted, Heien lIegan, Paul McAllister as the for offices and ciass room's of other District Attorney, and liobert Agnew the adventure and action that departments. as Aian Chut-chiii. the Last Drop center around this fabulous Other weii known piayet's who ap pear in support of Miss Talmadge are fortune. , i that's why there is no waste. DuBois Neighborhood " j David Pt'octor, Augustus Balfour, Mack Barnes, Martinie Burnlay, Lew See this pulse-quick- Red Crown has a Perfect Chain Hendricics and Walter Bussel. Mr. ' and Mrs. Donald Stahl and of Boiling Point Fractions, ad Scenes for "The Sign on the Door'' ' ening romance of love daughter, Catherine, and Mrs. Alice yvere Aimed at Palm Beach and New and loot in the heart ICeiley of Jackson, spent Sunday at justed so as to vaporize at just York. The production is said to be II. Every's. of New York. one of the most eiaborate and inter the correct temperature to pro Mrs. Fred Coiiar and daughter esting yet produced at the Norma duce instant starting Winter or Wilma, spent Saturday and Sunday Talmadge studio. yvitii friends in Athens. YouMI be Amazed, Critics and picture lovers all over Summer — a quick pickup- , I^awrence Every spent Satiird.ay the world yvho have l'olloyved the Surprised and Thrilled smooth acceleration—tremendous night and Sunday at Floyd Otis' iu career of Charlie Chaplin since he Mason. first came into prominence are united sustained pulling power — racing Mr. and alrs. Wourt Every yvere in in pronouncing ''Shoulder Arms'' the Other Pictures Too Jackson, Monday. funniest thing he ever produced. Ma speed if you Want it and a maxi Mrs. Fioyd Otis entertained the son people yvill have an opportunity mum of mileage. Busy Bunch Ciub at iier home in Ma to judge for themselves Friday and Leather Pushers son last Thursday. A iiotiuck din Saturday evenings, yvhen ''Shoulder ner yvas served at noon. Tlie after Arms'' wiii be offered as an added at All of Which is summed up in two noon was spent in having a general traction at the Pastime Theatre. Last Chapter of good time. Next-meeting yvill be yvith ''I^loyvei- of. the North,"' one of words *'Real Service." ' Mrs. Arthur Williams in Mason, James Oiiver Curwood's most popuiar Tarzan tales, produced for the screen as a big Vitagraph special, has proven one WebberyiUe of the season's most successful photo International News plays, It is a story of doing and dar Harmon Connin ' and daughter, ing of red blood and warm hearts, of Buy Red Grown life in the great open spaces where Pearl, were Ohio visitors the week men are men. ''Flower of the North" At tlie following Standard Oil Service Station: end. comes.to the Pastime Theatre next Ladies, with escort, Free Tuesday Higlit Stanley Bien and Wilbur Smith Monday, one night only. An lidded were in Detroit, Saturday. attraction for the evening Is Larry Rush White and family of Detroit, Semon in ''His Home Sweet Home," Maple and A Sts. spent the week end here. Mrs. Minor VanOrtwick is in MuUi- Pearl White, the peerless, fearless ken, caring for Mr. VanOrtwick's par- queen of Fathe serials, will introduce ehts, who are quite iil. her new chapter play thriller, "Plun- ON SAVINGS And die following Mr. and Mrs. John Peters and der,'' to patrons of the Pastime Thea.^ daughter of Wiiliamston, spent the ter, beginning Tuesday, The first |S2 yean BueceasfuI busiiiess under Filling Stations week end at Bruce Jacobs. ; episode Is entitled ''The Bandaged State Supervision witllout loss of a Man,'' and present? three reels of and Garages: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Leonard spent jpenny to any investor. We pay S • part of last week with their son, Earl startling action. \ jind 6 per cent on savings and even more on our CSimulative Dean & Jacobs Cbk' Leonard, and family, at Port Huron, A hair-raising LbrlU Is liiltroduced Certifleates,wliidiforyearIipast have earned 6Vt to 7 per Miss Irene Price was In Itltaca, the moment Pearl appears on. the S.Maniunf : screen, showing her speeding through cent Tour money back ON PEMANO witli interest or ^ATHoi^ett Sunday. , . ,the streets of New Voi^k ln a l-oadster, Charles Sullivan and wife of De eanilhgii added. Write tor booklet!. Fred Alberts, Holt. pursuing a Jewel thief. At \the end troit, were Saturday visitors here. - of the chase, over wet pavements and Wm. Crossley and family t were crowded streets^ she .crasiiesjthrough ;Oapitc^.Savln^s;^ ' iSunday callers at Frank Weller's,; Standard (KiC the door oif 'a building Into «ie|blde- Mtrs. Lydia Allchln spent the,pttst a^jLCvai^^ AgwtliiMKMi..;.; Laiuingt'.Mich.'' out of the pliinderer,^;; ' , :(Indi(m) week with her daughter, Jlra, Howard m bit :^'/:n:Ag:;'.a:':'- INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH., THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1923 Page Nine By JACK WILSON , Northwest Steckbridge RADIO RALF AND HIS FRIENDS— 1 Ccpyiiiitit 192a by iht McCturc Ncw»p.p«t Svniftcat* Bert Osbot-ne.and family of Per- 1 MUST 'Q^T PALF ff^fJESTEO IN rington, visited his father, J. J. Os- 5MAKESPeAI?e'5 WI?iTtM^S AS tit C(?OWS borne, Saturday, and Sunday. Mt'. UP-A^Ji? Htttt IS Triet/Me TO and Mrs. Rob Foster of Webbetwilie, were also Sunday caiiers, John R. Ta.yiorhas sold his farm to Mr. Merrill ot Detroit, who yvill take possession immediately. Mr, Taylor and famiiy expect to leave for Indiana the last of the week. Mr. and Mt's. L. C. Otis of Mivsoni visited at John Usher's Sunday, and also calied on her parents. ^ Cari Barth and fijmily were in Chelsea, Sunday. Mrs. Lottie Onltley and soiis of Stockbrhige, visited her. mother the yveek end. Bert Lantis and family visited in White Oak, Sunday. Lett District Charles tlinkley dtlves a neyv Ford dcnco of Bcrnnrd F. DiitTy on section 4 in ttic yVllllam T. Entwisttc and wife Dio. owners. North Street and .160 feet N of the N lino of 'rownalilp of IjinBtnii, in until Oounty of Ini?- Commencing 392 feet S of the NE corner of said street. Edmund Itagemier, owner. car. linm, lit 10 o'cloclc ln tlie forenoon ot tlint iliiy, Lot No. XO Scott's Subdivision, thence W 330 Lot 7 James M. Turner's Sub. arid also a Clayton Larner lost a valuable proccod to receive hida for the construction of feet, S 66 feet, E 330 feet, N 66 feet to Beg.- strip of land, one Inch ^ width otf from the horse last week. ^ n certiiin Drnin i Uncle Jerry?" - down, in water, which presently dls- The child's black eyes flashed as slpnted.the cohesion, site iooke(i up. Instinctively »he dls- '•They'll be worth money when they dry,'' she said pleasantl.v, "and 'you can stlck 'em yvlth mucilage or yvhite of egg.'' Btit on her yvay home her mind was full of perplexity, "l yvbsh tliere yva.i two of me—or sometliing,'" slio thouglit. "Land knows I'm gind to do anytlilng l can, but l got a lmuso to lcecp and threo_ clilldren to support, lt's going to tnl'Je, me day and niglit It is SO easy tO judge fOr both, at this riite." I Tiie prol)lcni lind n.ssuinod serious • yourself the security fOr ^ proportions., Jlorc and more fre quently iMrs. Ponlicld was snni:non(?d Our First MOrtgage BOntis ln difi'erent directions, to solve dilii- that anyOne nlay buy culties wlilcli tlic. tenants iiilglit have 1 solved for fbcnisolvos. Often slio them With cOnfidence. worked fnr info the niglit, ironing or .. 'YOur Own appraisal Will sewing nr mending, liociiuso tliese tasks lind lioen crowded nut of her in- strengthen Our reputation t«rrupted (lay. M(i)'eovcr, lt mount fOr conservatism. CoDirlghc by Georim l{. Oaran CompiuiiP nddeil expense for'llglit, and fuel, to say notlilng of tlie lioiit wlilcli yviis SYNOPSIS repeatc(lly wasted ln tlie dttytime Ite- cnuso of sudden call^froin tlie^nelgli- CHAPTISlt I.—Living in a barn, con- Detroit's most conservative Bond House vorlod into a dwollin«, Mrs. Penltela ts lior.s. Tlie sitnatlon had grown out munasor or an apartniont bulldtna known of tlie few duties' yvlilch slio per ao Uie "Custard Cup," orletnalty '^OlolaWr 1 luurL'' 1-tor Inconio Is durtvod from laun formed in exchange for her rent—and FIRST MORTGAGE dry work, hur clilur patron beinB a Mrs. had grown naturally, because when a itonittUB yvoathoratone, whom aho has iiuvor aoon. Uvtng wltli lior are "Crlak"' person of general utlllty ls found, he BOWD COWPAlliYH und "Thad,'' honiotoas small boys whom is generally titiilzed. i*lrs. l'enfleld alio hixa adopted. They call her "Penile.'' Ttiad tolls Ponxte a Btrange man was tn- was finding herscif in a. qunndnry. .uutrtnir ror tier under tier maiden name. She beiieved in service, but slie was 502 Farwell Bldg. Main 4693. Detroit. nl.so lceenly con.scloiis of home dut.v. CIIAPTjait Il.-A tenant, Itfra. Qusat* "Vou Needn't Tell Anything If You Hostoy, Induces Penzlo to talie charge of ' Don't Want To.'' «. pacttage, wlilcli alie doea wttii some "I'll bet l'll bave to keep oillcc hours (ntustvtntrs. bofoi-e long,'' she told herself, as slie "Hello, spitfire!" • flees the fastest. What l like 'hout entered her own kltclion again. /• OHAPTtSU III.—search trig a refuse dump Dlck Chase ls tlmt he keeps his head. Ilkod li''rank Bosloy,. and tlm feoiin>; for tilings which might bo of vatuo, Crlnk, Slie fonnd tlireo Imngry young Tlio loTO 'tween those two .vouiig wn.s constantly lielng slrongtbenod . ,.• veteran at ttio gainu, encounters a smutt peoide ifwnlting lior. Ktrl, tjcttto, who proves a fooman worthy people has grown naturally and stead- Ills treatniont of lier as a .siiporlliious Friday evening. May 4, commencing .ir hts atuol. Ho taicea her to Ponzle, and ''Wlint are wo going to bave for lly, and it stands ten times the tliroad in the faltric of huninnity. at 8 o'clock. Ey'erybody come and J^ttie is aUoptod Into the family. supiier,' l'enzle?'' nsited Crink, wlinse t Dlst.'No. 7, White Oak t s clinnce to last.'' Siio niiido no t'oply. enjoy it. Topic, "Tho Heavens De CIIAPTElt lY.-Tho strangor proves to lnterest ln tlils suliject yvas coustiintiy Mrs. Wopple dirldled witii faded co ''yVliore's your Uncie Jerry?'' he re- clare the Glory of God.'' '>o Mrs. Pontleld's undo Jorry. He an to l)0 depended.upon. Mr. and i\Irs. IIoy Fulcher of In- nounces ho -la going to remain In the quetry. ''Ale, I doii't, know notliin' pea tod. Tho next regular meeting of White "yVpll, my dear, we're going In lnive diauapoiis, Ind., are spending a feyv .Iclnily of ThB L'ualard Cup. 'bout tlmt slow, kind. .Tosiali yvas ayv- "I ilon't knnw,'' docinrod Lottie Oak Arljor will be held on next Sat a granil inoal. yVo'rc golng to luive days yvitb his parents, Mr. and Mrs. urday eveuing. May 5th. Wo yvish ClIAPTEH v.—UiielQ Jorry arranges to fill eager.'' iiriotiy, tying tlio lmndago into a luird occupy the loft ubovo Mrs. Peiulold'a bakeil potiitoos witli cilipped-lioef J. R. Fuicirer. . all members to be present and come A vlsion of Mr. Jo.siah yVoppie— knot. ibodt). gravy. T liongiit .^innifi milk nn piir- Mr. and Mrs. 0. II. Ilavens, A. D. prepared to pay tbeir second quarter with tile sneaking galt and tlio crafty, "Is iio at lionio?" Fulier, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ilavens OHAin'ER VI.—Uncle Jorry moots Pru- pnso. Arid fnr rlcssert .y'on'll got ly dues, peering eyo.s—-dashed lnto Mrs. l'en- ''Dl(in't l toll you I .didn't knnw Joneo IJiipgooil. no longer young, but at- sfenniod raisins—six npioce. Ain't and little sou, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mable Brininstool called on Mrs. (iel(l's inind. Siic prodded her Iniagi- ouuUvo, and the two appear to "hits It tlnit dner' wliero lio was?'' lnqnircd Leltio tartly. Benjamin and little daughter of Lan F. C, I'Cendnck, Monday. jiT" wott. t^oroiio Percy, young I'rtond of nntion to pictnro the resistless impotu- I'cnzlo's, tetts tier oi' lior oiigagoniont to ''Ve-nli,'' grinned Crlnlc. ^'Just .so IIe slini.s.god iiis siinniders in a way sing, spent Sunday yvitb Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Fulcher, Mr. osily of ids yonnger days, hut found F. C. Ivendrick. t-»tck Cliaau, ul.so a mutual friend. wo got full—'' liuit (iiscro(iito(i anything tiiat l.cttio and Mrs. Roy Fulcher of Indiana lierseif iackiug in tiio requisite visu- .1. Crininstool and Nolford Chal CtlAPTt^R Vll.-t^riendahlp dovoloping "Tlint's tlic.ldon,'' slio oncnui'nged. l'enfleld nii.irht sii,v. polis, Ind., Ml', and Mrs. Arnold Fore aiiziitinn. lenger spent Sunday yvitii A. Brinin- l;otwc'cn Uiielo Jerry and Frank Bosloy, '"I'liere's one tlilng I don't want ynu Slie giaroii at iiim, stnrtod to sponk, bear, Mr. and Mrs. Earl IIowe, Mr. :iuBband of Gussle, worries Ponzle. stooi. ''Tliere's aii kinds of conrtin','' ,siio ohiidrou over to forget, luul tiuit is: tiion piiuse(l. ..V iilan wns springing and Mrs. J. CiingsmitU and family Mrs. J.-C. Marshail yvas confined to motored over to IIartiand Sunday to CHAPTKR Vtll.-Cabnlng a tenant, said, witli polite vngncnnss. ''Vcs--- It's n priviioge not to have lint two into lielng ln her mind. Slio would Mr.i. Siiiidur.s, on liic vorgci of a nervous her.bed a part of last yveek. spend tbe day yvith Eric IIoyve, tak yei?, Lcttiei l'lu.ln the bG(irooni.'' kinds to n nio.'il. Soino of tiifi iii.gbosl;- do soiiiotiiing for Ponzio. Alnro tiiiin 'jruakdown, Mrs. PonlloUl roveala tiie trag alrs. Bert IIi.^sou yvas in Mason, ing their dinners yvith tliem. hi stury of iior own life, the .sudden less Mrs. Woppie rose bn.stiiy. "I'll be np folks do lt, and you roiui in tile onco slie iin(i soon Penzio's fiico grow :if her tiiroo children In an epidemic and Monday. Littie Frances Hoyve spent last gnin' if tinit iiedtiien yonng'un's coinin' paper 'liont tiieir 'living simply' nr ,.wd and tmiibiod yvlion tliis nian iinil the HUbaoiiuenl deatii of tior husband. Fiorence Grindiing spent last yveek yveek yvitii her aunt, Mrs. J. Fulcher. In. Vou got a i)ig job to ciyiiize lier. 'enUng niistoniioii.'i.' lt's consiilorod lrnele Jorry wont out nf 'l'iio Ciislnrd Wednesday afternoon witb her grand Mrs. F, C. Ivendrick called on Mrs. CirAPTKJl V.K.-bettio'a pet aversion in llun over wlien you can,-Mis' Bentieiii; a groat credit to 'eni: nnii, innd, ynii On]) togotiior, niKl lior liglitning lntii- c'liD Cii.. ByL.F.VahZeIm AW.WHArSTHEUSE © W»t«m Newipap«t Union Bet tke Vet Handles Bosco Next Time TVE car To CTivE I'll hold Mit^ Au Q\Cur — 0-0-0-) (-IOL"D MlM 'STlLL (SEE. WiUlzfVA POUISED IT IW co(^ -You -— o-o- / Give IT To i4lM MY MOUTi-( IW5TEAD OC TmE -nu Aae sirIc ©•0. HEI3E Bo-bCO QuiCk: f troubles never come singly. lyfOKTGAGE sAl.E. APPT. OF ADM'R. KILItOURNE—MAY 15 FINAL AfJOOUNT. ' LOMOX—MAY 15 ..BUSINESS CARDS Last Monday at 12 m. occurred the Befniitt tiaving tioen mailo ln the conditionn Stale of. Michigan. The Probate Court for State of Michigan. The Probate Oourt for marriage of Miss Una Lindsay Call of of fl certain rcHi estate niortKaKC, wlioreby tlio the County of Ingham. the County of Ingham. ATTOBNEYS At' n session of said Court, iiold at the Pro- At a session of said Court, held at the Pro this city to Mr. Edyva,rd Ccrliard power of sale tiiorein contained liecamo oporii- tiatc Ofticc in tlic Oity of Mason, in said coun bate Ofticc in tlie City of Mason, in said coun O. J. HOOD nnd W. s. sEELYE. Attorneys at liustel Ol Los Angeles, CailtOrnla, at BcrKman. his wife, of LnnsinK, WiclitRan, to ty, on the 13th day of April, A. D. 1923. • ty, on the :3th day of April, A. D. 1923. Law. Farmers Bank BIdg., Maaon, Mich. the home Of the bride's parents, Mr. Elizabeth yv. Halslcnd. dated Octolicr 1, 1915. Present: HON. L. B. McARTHUR, Judge Present: HON. L. B. McARTHUR, Judge Oltz. phone, Ofltco 102. 18-lr-pd. of Probate. of Probnte. and Mrs. H. O. Call. anil recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Ingham Oounty, Michigan, on Octo- In tho Matter of the Eatnte of OORNELIA In tho Matter of the Estate of HENRY A. A. BERGMAN, Attorney nnd Counselor Mason yvool market yesterday yvas t)er 2, 19IG, in liber 179 of mortgages, on page yv. KILttOURNE, Deceased. LOMOX. Deceased. nt Law, Maaon, Michigan. Bell phone 69. Slats' 15c to 18 Vic per pound. f,C, and afterwards duly asaignoif by anid Elizabeth E. Alexander having filed in eald A. B. Ball having filed in said court his final Iw52p4 ElUatieth yV. Halstcad to Myrta .lean Hal- Court iier petition praying that tho administra ndministration account, and his petition pray stead, by an BBslgnmont recorded In said Reg tion de bonis non with.the will annexed of anid ing for the allowance thereof, and for tho as NURSES H3ARING CLAIMS. KAKELDEY—AUG. 2f ister of Deed's ofticc in liber 22S of mortgages, estate bo granted to Rutgers Alexander, or to signment and distribution of the residue of some otlicr suitable person: Bald eatnte, state of Mlclilgnn. Ttic Probiito Court for on page tfiti, upon which mortgage there la GENEVIEVE D. OOLTHORP, llegtsteivd Diary now claimed to be due nnd unpaid, the sum of It Is Ordered, That the tCth day of May, A. It is Ordered, That the 16th day of May, A. Nurao, Bell phone Ii06-Fta. ttio Ooiintr of InRlinm. Two Thouaand Sixty-eight nnd 63-100 Dollars, 47wl8p In tlie Matter of tlio EBtato of SUsANNE D. 1923, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, nt said D. 1923, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at said being the sum of $1800.00 principal, $80.10 in Probate Oftice, be nnd is hereby appointed for Probate Ofticc, be nnd Is hereby appointed for E. tCAKELDEY, Decennod. terest, $3.30 insurance premiums paid nnd hearing said petition ; examining and allowing said account nnd hear VETERINARY rote every Notice is licrcby Kivcn tliat four montliB $179.23 taxes paid on the mortgaged lands, nnd It ia Further Ordered, That public notice ing said iictition ; weak Bpec- from tlie lOtli day of AprH, A. D. 1023, tinvc no suit at law or in equity having been brought DR. L. A. WILEDEN, Graduata VeterlDarian, thereof be given by publication of a copy of It la Further Ordered, That public notice Oitlce^and residence South "A'' street. Botk lally for been allowed for creditors to present their to recover said mortgage debt, or any part this order, for three aucccasivo weeks previous clatma nRainst said deceased to said court for thereof Ik; given by publication of n copy of phones. Iw62pd tlte NCOS thereof, notice is hereby given that by virtue to said day of hearing, in the Ingham Oounty this order, for three successive weeks previous examination and adjustment, and that nil of tlie power of sale contained in said mort News, n newspaper printed and circulated in to said dny of henring, in the Ingham County creditors of said deceased arc required to pre gage, and of the statute in such cnsc provided. said county. L. B. McARTHUR. News, n newspaper printed nnd circulated In DR. 0. W. WARD, Veterinary physician am< sent their claims to snld court, nt tlie proibntc surgeon. Mason, Michigan. Both phonss. I, the sutiscrther, the present owner of aai end oiE -education is lite itself—a her friend, Marie Cavender, Sunday E. Sean and C. L. Bickert as sure- George M. Wehh as sureties, and on cleanup during first week of May and ties; and the other with L. B. Mc- motion hy Aid. Densniore, the same thatvthe city furnish teams to move POSTMASTER OENSMORE higher, nobler, better, life. Education night. •>, yvas formerly a iiersonal matter, now Chas, Clinton and family called at Arthur,N A. McDonaid, Frank Seeiy, was appi'oved hy the following vote: airaccuniulatlons except ashes. The it is' a national mattei'r The federal W. B Angell's, Sunday. l. IlNTlCilES'I'lNG MKlOTlNG Hl5LI> AT Bunkerhly^ MOORE HOME, i It's Best to Prevent It! ,The Aiaiedon Farmer's Club met The L. A. S. of Felt Plains church with Ml-, and Mrs, E. M. Moore at will give a play, ''Old'Maid's Conven their delightful home, "Moorelands,'' tion,'' at tiie churel. Saturday even .Saturday, April 28. The day was ing. May 5, at 8 o'clock central stan ideal and about .15 members and dard time. The pi'oceeds will go for "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" suests partook of a bountiful chicken new lights for the church.' Everyone jle dinner at noon. invited. Roll call was responded to by ''My ' John C'oiiins and W, B. Angeil are Favorite Dish.'' Rev. Mclntarfer doing sotne, mason work for Sidney spoke of the care of cemeteries ln Styles, near Pleasant lake. And this is particularly true of refrigerators. A good refrigerator, installed before the first hot Aiaiedon toyvnsfiip. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Joseph McCann and children day, will result in the saving of * quantities of food and preserving its good appearance. Our Dean of Women at M. A. C., tf'ien were calling on friends here one day :gave one of tho finest addresses the last week. 1923 line of New Iceberg and Economy refrigerators will accomplish everything you expect of •club has ever had the pieasure ot Chas. Briggs has .'!old his hottse to hearing on "lilducation in General and John Chase, • a refrigerator. Pure, cold, dry air are the three necessary conditions for the preservation of the Work in Particular at Michigan Arthur Brooks nas bought his fath Agricultural College." She said: er's old' place. perishable articles. These conditions are all filled by the line We are retailing. Let us show you "Man's life is either a comedy, Clem Higdon and family visUed'at itragedy or sympiiotiy and knowiedge Dan Neu's, Sunday. the different models which embody the following desirable features: ' •a means of yvorthiness in life. The Miss Beatrice Fogg was a guest of ( Made of Seasoned Hardwood. Extra Heavy Over-lsipplng Doors. MR. FARMER! Golden Oak Finish. Mr. Dealer! Mr. Jobber! Insulated with Bird's Patent Sheathing. Ice Chambers lined with Galvanized Sheet Steel. Provision Chambers lined with Galvanized Sheet Steel and White Porcelain Enamel on -Steel. Genuine Bronze Locks and Hinges. ^ Tinned Woven-Wire Shelves. - Twine Corrugated Galvanized Steel Ice Rack. Galvanized Steel Pan and Pan Boards: It Is The Best Removable Drain Pipe. The Prtod Is Right Automatic Drip Trap. Are you lreiiiemliering in purcliasinflr your binder twine No use to wajt for summer, a refrigerator is something you need all the time—GET IT NOW. tllat you liave a factory of your own at Jaclcson? It is making the beat twine that can be lilaced on the The use of a good sanitary refrigerator is health insurance absolute.. market and has a mixture of fibre tliii year, Manila is add* edtp the sisal to give extra strength. > ' SizeSi i^'ipes, Terms to Suit You. All organizations and dealers of the state are iii position, to handle your twine. If they do not, write diirect for prices as we want you'to use your own twine as wejmake 14.000,000 pounds more than Michigan ten ttw^ A. "A Furrtlture Store SInoe »^^^ ^ M •1*1