Atty. aai Mts. D. W. Kaltey aM (has. he iMspai am aad aaglatai'her «• Tht dilMraa Imt* com to Clavo to Ttalt ' the gronnd. He lashed dawn iBta har save to tha Mar papll of mf Thona wUl ho aa roUUvoo. MB m§rmnm. j eyaa. aad aald samaaily: ^ claaa Bat I’ll gat avaa.” aa thla wash oa aeoaw It at tha aaaaa time, ha didn ’t care If eeeiri did Ml*- Hocm hM COM to I “1 am aat galag away; that la. sal Thaakagivlag aanrlee. ColMoo. N. T.. to Ttolt rolotlvoo for a uatll I have yoar promise to marry Tha Mrthday rll for r*W lOOOtlMI me. If yau had aay ragard fol me. I day Bshaal have i ”Well. Mias Hopkins, how are your TILLIMI MTUR. Mr. aad Mrs. R. 8. Clark bar* com I suppose the way 1 acted laat sight, The snpefintendsnt of the jmw else- about klllad It ^1. butkl'm going to do It la aot only the child who flada Tbe aaaoal meatlag of tha church to RroRor lektowm. Okie, to rlait tko co aRdaa w aad sircagth la a mother’s laitor's patMU. trio railway wbisb was bslnp eon- y boot to wla It hack. will ha bald Monday evenlag Ua- atmetsd from the arntropolls to 8oy- I’m golag to he,perfectly frank sritie* ■^**t**y A Mt of the eaparlaacs of oaaabar i. Mark the date oa jronr Mr. aad Mra. T., J. Horton will bo omor, MU on the porch aad smok ed. you. and tcM you esaeijy why I aald Uomamndcr William Barker Cuohlag. o alaadar aad plaa to ae prsaaat. Thaakaclvtac CMots of Mr. and Mra. Before him lay a woll-kspt lawn aad what I did la his “LMc” by B. 1M. H. Rd- Tha pastor took luarfcaaa with the Andfww mdrrdca n dlrt road. On one elde was a pardoa “You aac. wbaa a fellow chooae a a wards, shows tbla, aad also glvos a othar mlaiatars of I aaaiag Maaday. Mr. aad Mra. 8. J. Mattooa of Owoo- aad aa orchard; on the oilier, a wide wife, be la auppoaed to take in ooa- Bflaapae of what the woman have to In tha aftaraaaa tha Oantaal Mlchb ■o oaaM Toooday to attaad too fan- oom-nsM aad a wood; on the oppo- aldaratloa how well the will fit la hla give to tholr oouatry'a oonoe la tlaae ana laatltute sraa organlaad. It will •raJ of J. p Tairo. slto aide of the road, more oom-flelds family, srha^er br sot. ahe’a the aort of war. Cuahlag had charge of tho hoM four maatingi a ymfr. Mra. W. H. Vaooooaaat waa tba and aaoiher woml. He thousht of the they’ll take'to, aad whether or aot. torpedo which, during the dvll war. Thare waa a gaai of naarly two hua- cooat of frtoada in Pontlat aad I>a> larpe bam aad barnyard back of the shell be happy with them. My moth delivered the federal navy from the drad par oaat la tha number of BIhlaa trolt oTor Wandar honae, and of the houae, Itaelf. aad er aad sister are very proud, wealthy terrifying Albeaaarla He wao a yonag at tha Sunday Bchaoi last Saaday. maa. oaly 21, whea commlosloaml for $ Rav. John Lomch will apond onme to the oanclualon that he bad women, aad have had every advantage H sraa oar piivilaaa to enjoy the asleeted a rather alee place, after all. la life, aad last Bight, whea 1 discov this daageroua duty. trip to I—naing Monday la eompaay Thankaclrlnc day la Jaekaon with bla While Cuahlag'a model for the tor- brotbara and alalor. la which to board duiiap tbs few ered that I eared for you. the first with Profaaanr Gondiich. dtote Bar weeks bis presence would be required thought that occurred to me was to IMdo waa being prsparqd. the boyish ratary of tha Hnaday Bchoala, who Mra. Plora BIsby oam* froai Pon la that neipbborbood. the effect that your life aad thetr’s officer went to bis bosae in weatom bad spaai Sunday at Bnttamut. He tiac Monday to vlalt ralattvaa and **Nloe people, too. ” be reflected as had been ao dtffereat. that—well, you New York to see aad tell hla mother. sraa gmatlr elated over tha woader- frlaada tor aoraral daya. uaderstaad. This all aouada brutal, I That ao one could overhear hla aeeret .toi convantlan meantly bald at Urand be reviewed tlN- week already spent be took her to drive. Mr. aad Mra. WilHam Bond hava there, ’’eepeclally the girl, la apite of kaow, aad I aappoae I’m all aorta of Rapida and vary optlmlstlr la mgard COM to Harry, Indiana, to rloU tbrlr her atrodouB mistakes In Knpll^.” is cad for lelllag you, but I waat to be I “Mother." be said. “I have uadertak- to the outlook for the now year. He oauchtar for two waoka. fen a great project. .No one must Tbe pirl, at Abat moment, name frank. •zpacte to be preaeni at the Clinton Mlaa Ruth Bond will apaad tb« laat I know of it uatll It is accomplished, county coaventioo and aaaurea tha around the corner of the house and “Well, ^gat night. I thought It all but I aniat tell you, for 1 need yoar I of the wook In Grand Rapida with bar sat oa tbe steps. out. aad 1 was aahamed of myaelf praaance of othar state workara. He I alatar. Mlaa Baaala Bond. prayara” also favors tke holding of a number ”Roasted, ” replied tbe pirl. ’He aad when 1 raallssd how uawortby I was He than rsiated the deUlla of the Mra. Waltar Moora and two aona of you. Your baauty and yoar dlapoal- of ralllea tn various parta of the coun him.” polntlnp to the dog which bad perlloua uMieitaklaR. After the lov- ty during tbe year and will ' from ('olomdo ara apandlnc tba wln- followed bsr, “ain't been doing nstb- tloa will causa you to make good any , tar witb at. Johna r^tlraa. where I've watched yau all these there! be present ao far as possible.^ Ing but chdaln* stray turkeys for the ••liv ^nJoy a bright, helpful young i Mrs. J. B. Handaraon of Datrolt last boor. But why do you call me ‘ weeka. and I never knew • sweeter, more charming girl. My mother aad .* *****^''• 5*®® acoom- people's eervlea attend the Christian la tba cuaat of Mr. and Mrs J. D. ’Miss Hopkias'? You know that ain ’t ■live “ *** ^**** * * come out I Kndeavor meeting Sunday evening at I Handaraon for aaramJ daya. my name,” and abe looked at him ra slater are the real sort, and a few mimths’ aaeodattoa with them will “If I rfu I* »iii K. I. “'clock Topic: “My Favorite Mle- Mlaa Katbarina Pnttaraon of Port ther aggrievedly as the removed her be la a good cause, ■lonary Hero or lierolBe and Why.” put 3^ wise to the ways of society. was the reply. land rama Saturday to apand aavaral nunboaaet aad revealed tbe two tight 1—ader. Miss Aieta Estes. bmlda. tbe sight .of which alwaya < You are naturally rcGaed aad tactful, rushing told a oouain that he had to i lo-mi HARRY BUU3ER. I daya with Mlaa Grara Ryan andaao withwim your abilityUllliy tolO learn,leam, youllyou ll n^rfnrtn > l !'»•»"» ••a. m. la methe iiourhour oiof methe ear- Mlaa Jaoala Caataol will rialt bar brought a smile to tbe man ’s Ups. make a wife aay man would be proud i you told vnur^maTiie^ ’ Thankeglvlng day which all alatar. Mra. Prank Millar, in Grand ”If you ever have a ebanre to see a of. aau by far. too good a one for me. motberr asked (,bould plan to attend The service Maoacar Mon Rapida on Thankaclvlnp day. play called *8la Hopklna. ’ do ao. and So I very humbly ask you fb give me -i w--- _held tn tbe Metbodlat Rplero- Har^ Bulc^ m Tba mirUn* IJI^ ,rtanda you ’ll see why I call you *Mlss Hop a cJmnce to win back your regard. I’ll yj wTlI do rou^^iuTy ^ pal church and Rev. Mr. Knight -«•will ^ naai Tuaada^ Nov. 2^b. TbU Y,«llaotl tba lam kias.’ ‘Sis' wore a plagbaiu apron like euy OB here If you ’ll let me. and go •- ve«r« il*. ’ preach tbe sermon. Do not forget la a happy oombtnotlon of clavar of tba waak and ovar Sunday yours, and a siinbcmnet. ” back and forth to work In my auto .omethlng of^hat related the original design of tbe day or Its comadlan. funny play, pratty muair her Mrs. Kata M. Clark of Maaon Is tba “And waa she a country plrlT' was same aa ever. I'm willing to wait aonh coafl- real slgnlflcance. and tba daablnic “Amarican Baautlaa.'* tbe low respons<-. dence coat her. Kuaat of bar son. C. 8. Clark, and fam “Oazy.” laughed the girl softly, “Oh, those days of susi—ase shared The usual preaching servicea will Mr. Rulpar brines with him tba now be held Sunday at IU;10 a. m. and Camoua Vamplra aad Apaeba daaoaa. ily until tba first of tba waak. “Yes. I believe eo, ” replied the man. glancing up shyly, and blushing fur by Bo one! Every hour waa an age Rav. and Mm Matt Mulion and lit startled for a moment by tbe sadness 7:90 p, m. tba moat talkad of danras In tba iously. "What’s'the use of waiting? I of agony until the glad telegram tell tle ilauKhlar Ruth are vlsltlnp friends of tbe ptri’s tone, and tli^ sudden dis don't blame you at all for feeling tke country today. In Uetrolt and Toledo for a few days ing of safety and aucceea.” Nat Goodwin* In **Tlia I’nplnln.** appearance of the merry dimples sray you did about it. and am tickled Mm. I,. F Green and little dauebter ’’Yea. of courae, she was, but she be When the lieutenant of the Sham Klaw A Rrlancor who now bara tba to death that irou did care enough not rock addressed his crew, saying, “I Wilma ara spending several davs in came a great lady. ” to leave me and go to meet Mlaa------T' M THE CITY SCHOOLS diractlon of tba tour of Mr. Nat C. Ann Arlior with Mias Prances Green. want II men and two officers to ac (kxidwtn will praoaot hitn at tba Glad- "Ob. that waa nice,” said the pirl, and she glanced at him Inquiringly. company Lieut. Cushing on a danger Mm W. W. Peck retumeil Tues- “ ‘Gilbert. Rena Gilbert la the name mar on PrlAay, Jnd^ Mr. Good- ^ t-aperly. “Did she pet •-diicaied?" ...... w ous— expedition------from which he will riorence Gardnsr. Inda Meriifleid “Yes.” ^ “I ****J ‘':! 7 “^ M vrobmbly never return. ” all win comas tbls tlma with a brand dauphter. Mm. „G. »,H. W«»lley. In iw.l>a J., , ------' -...... —. of tbe I and Dart Ridenour have entered new comedy written for him by Geo. ’’Oh. I wish I could. I ain ’t had no chummed during college life, •j’*-*- -- trolt. company, consisting of school again after several days of ab- Broadburot and C. T. Dazay. obqnrt." has alwaya wanted me to meet her. 27.1 men. moved forward In instant re- ssnee. Mm. V larence Wllco* has return ’’I am surprised that such la tbe but I've alwaya gotten out of It. and ed from {.nnslnp where she recently rase,” repll^ the man. “Your aunt have succeeded again." He looked S|)oase. ______aaventh grade at tbe (Central ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ iindarwant an operation tor plau- j and uncle seem able to pive you any down at her rashly, but she eluded Til UN iiKii~uiMer 1 school gave a short program for par coma. advantapea you might desire. “ bla grasp. 4 " . «»*• Wednesday afternoon and an i IN TOWN AND OUT. ♦ Mm. H. B. Kneoland and Mias “But I Jee’ come to live with them “Not here before everyone. ” she re onlv A •“«* ezhibtl of the childreo'a regular cIbm (?albaiina Knaeland are Ruasts of only offspring of Andrew Camegie. , ttapera ♦ ♦ this summer. I lived on a plantation monstrated. the billionaire, can ^k o.Hlc with, The Bourn) claMHu. are I>r. and Mm. 8 8. Mummery for sev- down in Mlasisaippl. and didn ’t go to “Everyone! ” and the man laughing * the studying ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ hes hed ■ ^ ***e germination of seeds ______ardl days. acbuoi much down there." ly looked at tbe daaerted countryside has had a nitor In the Oeltfc tongue . 1 u .# ! 'Viliam Pierce of Ionia spent the “It Isn ’t too late yet. if you really But abe had her way. for she waa a Ten of the thirty-four children in Insure with D. L. Hunt. tf ^ of-the week and over Sunday In slnr«»shc was five yesrs old. and ahe the kindergarten have been vaccinat wish to learn. You are not older than firm little lady, aad looking at him. la now coming Into her teens, s besu- Imts of Ovid Flour at Pierce’s 5»c’,|,|^ pj,y ^j,|, ^on. K. J. Pierce. 18. are your* she aald: ed. a sack tiful snd accomplished girl. Rut of and family “Twenty. I couldn't go to no school '.Now, in regard to my me»>ting your all her accomplisbroeats tbe laird of Dorris llawea baa entered the third A. J. Griswold was in Ann Arbor up here without tbe children makiap people. 1 am not afraid of them. I’ll grade In tbe training room. Buy watches ' Sklboo. who is aroused eaery morning Saturday. fun of roe. ” say very little, and observe Verycloae- by tbe playing of bagpipe^ In. hla The training room will give a Mm. J. n. iKidce was In Ann Ar 'for CArlstiuas ' "Why not study here at home?” ly, andMo iny best for your sake.” Thanksgiving program Wednesday a. presents of Fifth avenue home, takes chief delight bor Monday. “Oh. could ir “I'm not worried in the least,’' re in her Gaelic.—New York World. m, J. C. Walsh of Bath was in this Mm. O. W Miller has pone to “Ortainly. I would be glad to halp plied the man. and as be caught the Mrs. Ijee A. Dewitt took charge of city Saturday. Jackson where she will spend the you in any way I- could while I'm miacblevous twinkle in her eyes, be PRINIF OP HER ABILITY. the work In the first and second here.” felt confident of her ability to do The Gne—I can ’t underacand why gradcM Friday during Miss Bowler's .Mias Vera Curtis spent Sunday at winter with her daupbter. Mm. Frank whatever she chose. absence. bar home In Klsle VanAuken “Oh. I'm so glad. ” and the merry lit you Imagine she has wonderful con Don Whelan visited In Ann Arbor Mr and Mm W. 1.. Webster and tle face was certainly pood to look up A week later, be took her in the versational powers, when, aa a matter Kenneth Jaekaon entertained the t..e last of the week lIlH** dauphter of Breckenrldpc si»ent on. auto to Seymour He was agreeably of fact, she talks extremely little. first and M>rood grades Thursday, It aurprised when ahe came downatairn being his kth birthday. Mm. L. Sturpls of Fowler spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jamas B. A few moments later, the pirl re The Other—That'a just It. .She turned to the iMirrb. and in her hands, dreaaed tn a neat (rMt suit, small hat The high school football team have Saturday in St. Johns. Henderson. fthowi remarkable diseretion In tbe C. M. Vanllom of Flint was In this Mm A^ J. tlrlswold and Miss she carried an old arttkmetk', a gram and long veil, and with her hair aeleetlon of tbinga to be left unoald. — tieen practicing a few new playrs^ but citr on business Tuesday, trice GHs%«old spent Sunday In IJin- mar. a geography and a 1—tin primer. loosely iioin|»adoured. and adorned Chicago News. most of the time baa been given Chocolate drops. Bern Brand. 13c * ‘np with their ,-rents. Mr. and Mm •“rhese will do nicely." said the with puffs, for be bad always ssen over tn iierfectlng tbe old plays and man. “with the exception of tb« Lat her tn Ktngbaiu and tight braids. atrengthening the defense. pound of Pierce’s Coffee House. c ** Griswold JUST 'HI hi: contrary . Mm. Kmest Schemer of hViMler Mr and Mm Georpe Dnnn of I—ii- in. I would hardly advise taking that As they si>ed toward Seymour, be 'Don ’t forget. ” aald the ready-made Mr. Knight and Mr. 'Vhelan will vlslted St. Johns friends Saturday, sinp will lie puests of the former ’x fa- up BO soon. Can't you find a historyT* found It banl to give his ma phlloaopher. “that there la alwaya give the team an oyster supper if Don Kinney is visitlnp friends In Iher. Hiram Ihinn. and family on “But I want to study lalln." said chine Che attention required. The room at the top." they win the Thanksgh'ing game. the pirl. ph-adlnply. “I don't wpnt bo young girl at bis side bad never look Detroit and Ann Arlmr until Friday Thanksplvlnp day. “I’m working the other way," re With a good crowd the Athletic As Miss Florence .\dams of Windsor Miss Kdna Barlow retume«l t* history." ed quite BO charming, nor been ao al plied Mr. Growcher. “What I’m In sociation will get out of debt and “As you like.” replied the man. “If luring. At last, they glided up the spent Sunday In St. Johns with friends Ionia Monday after havlup s|»ent terested in is a mining proposition. __ have a good surplus on which to be you find you don't like tbe I—tin, we driveway to tb4- man's home. The girl Washington SUr, gin baseball. Miss Clara Furl of I—nslnp Is vis- Sunday In St Johns with her sister. can aubstttute history later.” evinced no surprise at the beautiful Itinp Miss Rom- Hupuelet for a few Mias Beatrice Barlow. , Mr and Mm P. E Walsworth have The lesson began. The man was surroundings, and made no com HSRIOrSLT INJURED. surprised at the girl's aptitude. Her ments until they rearbed the music- Rev and Mm. Matt Muiien visited pone to Chlcapo where they will re- James Flynn, one of tbe oldest and t-aperness and eDthusiasni brought all room. Into which th4‘ man led her. moat popular conductors on the D. fj. HNNOHNCEiENTOFFliniflE frlends In lainslup the fimt of the main until Monday with Iheir wm. II her deltctoua color to the surface, tbe Hla mother and alater were dressing I E. Walsworth. and wife. , ^ ^ 4. ^ H. A M. R. R. waa painfully Injured laughing brown eyes danced and for a drive, and would be down abort- at Ionia last week. In attempting to Atty G G Hunter of Ovid was In Mm John Montlss has returned plowed, and the man found himself MPIWS M COUNTY this city on business the last of the from Ohio where she si>ent several ly. the servant Informed him. Aa they leave hit train just aa It was c.ot 1b* more often gating at the deep dimples entered the mualc-room. the girl gave to a atop. Mr. Flynn alippedslipped on t^the The Gleaners of the Bengal Arbor week weeks with her son Ed Montlss. and than at the ptria attempts In figuring a low exclamation BArnirr notes . Mm. Chaa McFarlan has re- dauphter. Mm Joe Paschall. walk and fell heavily to the will hoid their meeting at the home Nor did her enthualasni wane. Day "Oh. that piano! What a beauty!" ground, crushing one hip. He waa of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Plowman Satur Sunday morning the pastor will turned from a visit with relatives In Mr. and Mm. Alfred Steel. Claude after day. twilight found the girl readJ^ "Yes. it is new. apeak on “Repeataace'*; In the even Detroit. Gox and little Donald Daal of I—n- haven't beard It^ taken to sn hospital In Grand Rapids day evening. .November 26lh and well-prepared for her lesaon. and yet."^ ^ ^ . '^kere be Is resting as comfortably aa The Bengal-RIley Baptist Aid So ing the lecture will be the first upen L. E. Hamilton of lIcHaln spent ninp spent Sunday In this city with the man was amused and pleased at The girl walked slowly toa-ard It. the nature of his lajurlea will Detroit "The Gpenlng of the Seala" in the vla- Sunday in the home of A. D. Kl- Mr. and Mm l..ewis A. Mapley. ciety will meet at the home of Mr. her rapid progress. snd aat down on the bench. Preasnt- ______and Mrs. Edson Walker Thursday. loa of John. All welcome. dredpe. Ralph Wlpplns and I—e Hart at- “What a shame.'' he often thought, ly. she ran her flngera lightly over the STRICKEN WITH PiRALTfUH. tended the Mirhlpan-Mlnneaota pame December lat at lu o'clock. Mrs. Sunday aehool at noon. Prav “that such a brain sbfuild have bad no key*, and then broke into a mad Mra AmoM Uke. residing on the Wallace Huggett's committee will meetlDg this week on Wednesday < - In Ann Arbor Saturday, riattinp opportunity to develop, while so many melody of trills sAd scales. 1 State road north of St. Johns, auffered friends In ViMlIantf over Sunday. ■erve the dinner. rnlag. block-beads have every advantage.'' "How could ytAiT’ said the man re- a stroke of psralyals early Saturday The \V. H. C Thimble jwrty will Tmvis A .ShIley piiarantees Hromel Tbe LsuHee' Aid Society will oper One evening, several weeks later, proarbfully. as ahe finished. "You morning. Aa she sank to the- floor sheahe I be held at the home of Mrs. Sarah to cure catarrh, coupbs. coldli and they were reviewing the girl's lessons play like that and have never told a Rummage Sale. Saturday of th s struck her head against the comer of | Stocker, ('ass Street East. Wednes- week In the building owned by F. A. sore throat, nr money back You take In I—tin. As the man heard her voice me.” * Inftlctlng an ugly wound near day. Nov. .TOth. Mrs. Kates and Mrs no risk Just breathe It; that’s all., softly conjupatlnp “Amo. 1 love; Hyatt on Clinton Ave. This sale wi'l The girl made no reply, but began tbe luuM- of the brain Sawady will assist In entertaining. last for one week, or more; aad I) Coniidete outfit 11.00 Sei—mtc bot ismaa. you love,' he glanced at h« r a soft prelude to a soap. Then her —------tle of Hynmei .Vt cents Program for the Y. P S. C. E. of connection with IL on Saturday of tl u suddenly, and aa the bmwn eyes fell voicf soared through Che room, as ahe South Bingham Sunday evening. Nov Mm E J Mattnon. who went to beneath bis gaze, and the blood crept ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ week domestic baking will also be e i sang Mrs. Beach's inroroparabie “The ♦ #27' Title of lesson. "My Fsvorlte sale. Inasmuch aa the proceeds I want to thank all my friends and I>^trolt some weeks apo lor an o |h Into her cheeks, he became aware that Year's at the Spring." The man lis ♦ DEALS IN DIRT. ♦ Missionary Hem or Heroine and for the benefit of the church, all latir- tbe nubile In pcneral for the encour- oration In ..ne of the hosoltals. has for a ronflrnied bachelor, he was on tened in amazement for tbe rolc«> and tn* puDjic in pe«™ Petiimed to her home In this city, Why." Hcb. 11: 32-4«. leader. Guy ested in our work, are asked to do g ’l dangerous ground. rendition 'of tbe soap showed study Nonia Paper entitled. Missionaries. they can to make thla sale a ancceaa. •pement piven to my mIss JeMie Hunter, a student In The lesson flBlabed. hr said. and the best of training. vide the people with a jewe y coiinty normal tralninp class, has “I am aorry to leave sooner than I (kvMIe Palmer. Servioea Sunday P. M. at Beags'.- At tbe close of the Hoag. quick ftjot- Frank Stump to Frank Unneman optical store wkere all may pet a |,oine near Grand l.edpe expected, but I have decided to run steps were beard sunning down tbe Riley aa uaual: Sunday school »t aquare deal ” and the beat value for remain until the fImt of the week swVi of swU of section 16. Westpha 1:30 and preaching at 2 o'clock. Cl«r« down to Seymour for a few weeka stairway, and a girlish voice cried: lia. t2.2(tn. PROBATE ORDER— tbeir money. Mr. and Mm N*. Thurston and with my {leople. The work on tbe “Oh, Rena, Rena, wlma did .vou STATt: OF* HirHIOAN -Uaaaty ef meeting at John Bant's Friday ev* a- .. wii dauphter Miss Myrtle were In I—n- road, as you know, is progresslag rap come, sad why didn't you let me Victor L Roirhot to I.ouls J. Bol- ing.. December lad. I thank you all for eoabllnp _ Sunday rlsillnp their dau- chot. undivided (4 of sw44 of awt4 of idly. and It Is becnmlBg rather Incoo- know?" section 27. Dewitt. II. the bippeat bualnw w »hter ami sister. MIsa Mayme. Thura- veolent to reach It from here, even in The man saw tbe girl aad bla sla VPIIICOPAl CBIIWH. Tbankaplvtnp Days that has ever be^ my auto. I have certainly enjoyed ter rush to each other. Before be re Maud Downie to Thos F. Austin, the Probate Office. In the Pity of St. Services oo Sunday, Nov. r, aa fol- commencing tfi mds n of se com er my lot since comlnp to ** Mr. and Mm J R. Tnttle and little the lessons, and hope you'll find some- covered from hla aroaseroent. hla icing mt rods n of se comor , . «. "I v.’ .the 2Srd day of >“*•: Morning aertnoa md worsh, • I accept your favor aa an o** ”** ”®^ dauphter were called from Detroit section II Duptoln. thsace n 4 rods, oar in the neighborhood with whom mother entered the room, and warmly w I* rodsMs. B 4 rods and e 12 mds to ' •** *^.^**'^ one thousand M 10:30. Subjaot, ”A Proagaroua me to ronllaue to "»y stw, cHtIcal illneas of to continue them." greeted hia sweetheart. Tbe girl lisglnnlng. tl.200. nine hundred aad ten. ,8oul. ” my service and my efficiency la every Tuttles mother. Mm Arnold Tbe girl bad turned very pale at the then turned toward him. aad extend Present. ('HARLH8 M. MKRRIIX, Sunday school 12 aooiT way poaetble. iMiciBBiBg of his speech, but before be ing her band, took hla. aad aald: John E. HInkaon to Hlmenn An drews. coonaencing 3f rods n of sw Judge of Probate. Ifpworth League 6:46 p. m. To he I thank you for areeptinp ray Inten- sir. and Mm E R. tYheat who bad finished, she had gained control “You know, I really came to present In tbe nmtter of the estate of Dar- lad by A. B. LeMIck. tiona aa the apolopy for occaaloaal j^ave spent the past year aad a half of herself, and at the close, replied: my fiance to you. He claims acquaint - comer section 8, thence n 4 mds. e 12 mds. a 4 rods aad w IS rods. Wa ton R. Lyaa, de eaaasd. On reading RroCherbood raeetiag at 1:46 w'th mistakes: for ovsrlooklap this aad nn a farm near this city left Monday “I have enjoyed them, too. and cant jsace. and even kinship with you. How tertown. tl(M». and flllag the petltton duly verified, of 'W. R. Oagood aa iaadar. ikat. and taklap the will for the deed; tnr Detroit where they will make tell you how much I appreciate your about It?” Fred M. Ixieey to George F. Glea- Dlaaaa li^da. I^oltle Barton aad Net- Woman's BIMe Study C laa at 4 p i. for your nenfldeace in my eameat de- their home kladasaa. I’m sure one of the King A few hours later, an auto slowly tie Allen pmylBg that the last will < with Mrs. Dr. Weller as taaeher. aire to do rtpbt' for the sake of rlpht. * ^r. and Mm. U J. Calklna. Mm girls, (they've both been to collegeI. rolled out of Seymour. No word had soQ. beginning at ae comer lot 38. l*atterBon'a addition Ovid, w IS mda. and taatamaat of aald deceased may Evealag worship aad .anaon at 7 / *« I H««l. t*, n«lT o« »’”T* won't have no ohjectloM —-1 mean, will been spoken by the girl or the maa be proved and admitted Jo ivrohate and ' Subject. ‘Rellgloua Oartaintles “ have BO objectloM —land she smiled aa they passed through the town. n 10 rods, e IS mda aad a 10 mda to TOU w*o «n»r h»IMt t«i»l mr Hooe. «<«<• "» T begIttntBg. ISO. words Of personal approval ^ and he said alond; teadad viattlag my auat aad uncle, nooa be aaaigned fOr tbe healing of “My slater la very analous for me tn and then to aurpriae your alater by chains and M Iteks, ae so mds to said petition aad that the heirs at law; I thank the falUful ones in my em- Smith . win visit their return aa she expects a collsge friend Tialtlag her sooner then ahe etpected beginning. II. L. O. T. M. M. aad Isgatees pf said deceased aad all! **Tto Ok^Ote/ Okdw** ploy who have contrthotsd to the tnc- t,rother. R. C. Smith, and wife In to vlalt her aona. I have aa Idea as am. When I reached my aunt's home, Pharlea D. Abies to Georgs White other perso na laterqaied la said will, OMafui rsaalts of the ymr by tbeir ’mankaplvlna day. to the oauae of her anziety, for abe however. I beard that you were com Iota it aad 10. bioek ». Ovid. Ikoo. are required to appear at a seas!on of , Edward J. Molnet to Dora Steel. PiwvMaa Matamity, Old Ari ^ DaaCh. loyalty and leert for my Intereet^ aM (-• rinrk. imn Bert thinks Tve been a backelor too long ing tn board with her. I knew you aald court theu to ha holden at the j DlaaMllty and Hospital Baniita tor the mannfacturem whol« F. and dauphtem. the Ml Rdlth.jBow, aad quite frequently, tries to ware Elale’a brother and that you had ** *11. i’ *****^1 Probate offlee la the City of fit. Johns dealem for many end Rena will he goesfs of Mr and I play the role of raaichmaker between ofaa refused to meat me. ao I planned ^ ‘ aad show cause. If aay there be. why poods whereby I was enabled to make Mrs Sheridan Wall in t—nalng on | her frleads aad myself. I'aually. I to get even. I le< aunt aad uncle In ^ ^ !? I^lnnlag. WSdo 'the srill should Bot be approved; stay baantlfiilly. Tou always took It for Pkena. aeto seetloo 34 ha given to the persona Interested In tTgymnaMs Ftaally. I thank my criUpa for oall- rtsterfaln his father from wear l•ort• ing at home duiiag her friend's visit.'* gmnted that my aama was tha tame I® s*** aaJd estate of the pendancy of the That night, the man amoked uotti aa tbalra. bat I did not tall yoa what N* nwt, of of section .14 Hath. heafing thereof by eaualBg a copy of' lap atteatloB to my faults, for,! now isrid. Orewon dtiHnp the nert few —exrefvt piece of land on sw comer may mend tbs worst of them and thaa weeks Mr Hnshee. Sr l« pnst *fi midnight. If the girl In the room thla order to he published tn the 8t. L.^'lr. H. M. more apresably aad efficiently serve veers nf see and Is still actively en- above, her head hurled la a pillow, “Mv plan was to pUy the mD of an 11H rods n and a by 4 mds a aad w Johns News, a newspaper printed and | you. and yon and yoa. gaged In hooli In the West. ao bhod aad Buffered, ao Ices did the Igaoraat eonatry glri. aad than saow drenlattag In «dd county of Clinton nma oa the poreh below, suffer, and ao day show you differently, have the " » ... ^for three saoeaaalva weeks pravlous FOR THAT HATTEIL he aroae at midnight, and threw away laugh on you. aad Igaare you aver af- ^ Hausehald RedlalBa 'u, ^ haarlag. “T know tti*re's a poanlar preju hla last cigar, be had reached a de- tar. Hut I spMlad my plot by falllag Tn be really valuable must show CHARIJn M. MRRRILL. j dice agatoet SIqMdaa. hot the maa la Matoa. la lose with you. and the laugh caSM equally good results from each mem- ^ (A true copy* Judge of Probate. nu wet reallv vlrleaa. Of cearos. whe« The girl, aa was her uoaat rgatam. Bear being on tmt. aapscially the alght her of the family ualag It Polay ’a! ...... the onaortonHy la too togiattha. hell rode la the nma ’a automoMIe as far when I thought yaa were golag away. Honey and Tar does just this. Whetb- >18 EXHIHITR. Meed aay oooher that ooaMs la hfs as the laall-lMni at the end of the laae. Oaa you ovar forgive naa. dear, for da- er for chlldrea or grown parsons Iftvl-1 'Tike hasoe show opnto aoon. ” way. hoS ” IRm chatted ao gaily aa ever, hut the yoa? It ssaa prsaag iptunaB. 11 er'a Haney and Tar la boot aad aafeut : “OalBS to aahibftr “Goshl Tha eaa aay the aaam thtag 9t a naa eyas haavy. Aa they reaehad the awll-' ’T^raaaaiptaoa al’* rapMnd CD* aHh. D (Naopla. PtMH THBtT.jmm TRUKSDAT APTBRNOOM —NOVEMBER 24, 1910.
W. B. Caacartlov wats ta Bt. Jotata 1 >WW«4 laat wank In attradaerv- at rhp oMat-■ t {£: laic of the county board of coavi 1 1 hA*« I of which be has been « member for* 1 This Stoft Stands Unrividled in Clinton County Today as I I «U1 mU. Am* c< My cNmm. mv RMM iMHi ■Ml wtUi fvll tMinmtoM !• mn MSatar (f«M several years. MBM** AilMMIA. 1 »Mt M MU «M «MMM MMl Dr H li. Banbom la making a cour IMs.MM—yM. mt rvaMr. lor yawaoll. row of the atate sslllns bis catarrh reme dMMSMr. yoor aMM*. or yoor MoMr. I wom M «oU yoo IMV to eoto T'xitoairw M hMM wttMM dy Hla wife exfiecta to )oln him tn UMbotpolodoMor. Mm oobmi uMorMAad ««■• Cirand Kapids after which they will, M‘o MUorlMo. Wbol w« oomm know Iraw m MrlMM.«« kooar koMor ibMAoy Aaoaor. I go to I>atroft to spend the winter Mm. Wilton Anderson Is caring forj Apparel Headquarters , ■* b«MM tfMlMtm to o Mio oAd Miiw r*laad Baxter in West ISssex. For the Male ContinHeni —a Man*s Store- and one of the Best of Its Kind. Mra Baxter is suffering from nervous AaaMo M cry. trouble and hsa been slrit for several trM weeks This enviable (and envied)position has been attained by reason of MERIT— to o«r R 8. McPherson and Hampton Lyon 1WMI to aaod yoo a ooaplaM IM Um*‘I *«■*■■■• on the basis of winning and and holding public favor. T he recordbreaking vol mtHttr traa to prove to torn tkM ma mt* returned Bsturday from their taorfh- yoofMl M botM. cowlT. quickly oad aoaaly. em Michigan deer-bunting trip. This ume of business for the year 1910 so far. is unquestionable indorsement, by the fcaairnUr tkatHvrl—«yi i ailklOEtoytvoUto Is Mr. Lyon's first trip but be was > q cooBptoM trlAlt moA If yoo pMld otah to eooUoM. It vili coat too Mly akaat It great masses of clothing buyers, of this store ’s plan of rrerch^nduing. Value- successful In liagglasc two deer aa was Mr MePheraon. giving has been an important factor in this store’s progresaion, but, above that, a .N H. Allen, our local iHisttaaater. store service of the highest efficiency, merchandise of so high a standard as to has taken nut the old poatofflce drawers and has put In some new inspire absolute confidence, and at all times a spirit of fair dealing i n every Jo<*k boxes, ills money order window transaction. is located in the apace formerly takem Itmum la Toom LAttoA PlaaapMao aod hoaltit alooyo raaolt ftoa IM oaa rM IIVOLIOM ralgyeotol^ taa o < yoov go o loaoU ty oho taow^ad otH «^|f^ by the drawers. Several other ^ Your Wintar Apparel may be choaec here in the full aeaurance that this changes In the Interior of the office etorc yvdi meet all th« requirement* in the fuHeet sente. 1 iCtok Writo today, m pm mu aot mo Mto o«ar oM in a Mvom • has added much to the convenience of D8iwt Ind^U. S. Aa Mr Allen aa well aa to the public Wear oar Fanoiu Stein-Blodi, Mdiaels-Steni, or "L** System Clotlies. 8UI .Mr ami Mra. Claud Crook were pleasantly auri*rlaed last Tuesday ev **lo a Class by ThemsetYes.** ening by nearly .K» of their friends who came to si>en«l the evening Af We invite your special attention to the wondcrfull shewing at $12. $15 and Men’s and Boys ’ ter a number of amusing games had ■APLE RAPIDS been played, light refreshments were $18. Other grades up to $28.00 Served Hev H K Wylie on behalf Caps of the assembled company, presented A large variety of the most desira* Mr and Mrs. Crook with a twelve- Fvir Overcoats bie shapes and styles .Mra John Marsh Is still uiilt** r« baa sold hU loam tn ♦ ♦ HvercoatN. theDotr, ('.alloway. Calf, ami IN‘tf‘r I’ayne I’ear. h.very coat j^uarattteetl to pive etilire .saiisfac- Smith Hroa r**f^iUly (tut down a Underwear tioii Im tin* wearer. For l.adioa. Mtaooa. lalaala, Boyt aad n#*o w**n for Itonnia WriKht ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I f'rices $18 to $40. Moa. Flooco liaod oad wool. Mrs H S Mrl’h«*rs«n vlalt*>d hrr Krandnu)th«‘r near Kowl*»r last w*.«*k Klnirr tlriKiks It working for Calvin MIm I^ttb- ('low and .MIm Hatel .Ww'ton wi>rr In .St .Johns .Saturday Benjamin Ladies ’ Bdts Mrs Harriet' Walti-n* ha* lat»-ly A Man’s Trovisers Mr-- .\*-IU*- Fuller of ('hlraan Is vla- See the new Persian and Fancy Pat b*-«-n very |>oori> ItlnK h»-r *lst«*r. .Mr^ Ollvr-r llltzrjird I) C l..»*<-tch w.-nt to Durand last . o Whether Chosen for Street, Business or Dress Wear, Mra Klli-ry Porrln* of l^-hannn vla- / ent Leather Belts. Saturday on a visit it<-d hi*r pari-nta. .Mr and .Mra .Julian datarve the same cri ical care in salaction at you give to all other A BOW clock of Bolts aad Auto Scoria. Wt-Ilington Irwin was in .st Johns { \VtK»d. last wi-i-k apparel. We invite you to be at critical aa you like whan you tea Nowfaorta, Foacy CoHara. Bock on bustni-s« Baturday Misa H.-lli- Flook« r of ni-ar l^-rrlnton our tremandoua showing. The prices range from __ __$t to S6 CoBiba. Golf and Kid Strickland school »-l<»»i-d last w^-t-k u.l^ fh*' Kii«*a» of h**r sl8r«*r. .Mrs Unusually large showing and special values at ...... $3.00 Glovoa on account of smallpox Daiav llarnartl. Iah I wi-»*k Just received this week. Kls;i FIsh'-r ' llttb- son. F‘. Mr .iml Mra Wal- Duane Frank w nt to Fr*« |iort on This is a Good Time to Get Acquainted With lai-f Slai«*r. in this vtlluK-- last o»-«-k Cotton Bats liusiness last Frida) and returned Sat 3-lb. Quilt Siso W'm Jlovt has purrhaanl a 4.1-arrr urday farm n*-ar V«-rmont\ilU*. F^aton ooiin- Open up the lull size of the quilt A daughter was tM»rT» to Mr and Our Great Boys ’ Store t>. and will tak«- jioss-asion In lh«- Mrs Hal OConiior Thursday. ,Novem- without splicing or piecing. sprina Iwr IT IF. INDEED. YOU ARE NOT ALREADY ONE OF THE Mls^ I'olly .If-nn. has r»*Mim»Ml to Kirt Male writing home from Oi*-- thousands of mothers who bring their BABY COATS th'- Kanitariiim at flattl*' (*m*k aft»*r go county, re|K>rts .slxt* ‘«n inches of BOYS HERE FOR COMPLETE OUTFITTING. .\i*\\, .Sir.—.Almiit Bonralnn Coota. oach • • • S2.00 a Ii-nathy visit with h«-r jiar**nt». Mr snow there Loaibawool Coata, oach - • S2.S0 and .Mra Prank .J<*nn* Miss«>s Hmma luiffer and Florence If You Mothers understood as thoroughly at we do the positive Wm VanliiM-sr-n has sold th« .lohn Hanford are hoiui from .*41 Johns for j superiority of the Clothes we sell for Boys, you'd surely bring him .sklnm-r farm which h»- r»-ccntly Thanksgiving directly here for hit apparel for winter. And not only that, but Your Hat FANCHON FLOUR iMiiiKht. to Harry Floov«-r and is mov- Oral Benjamin, wife .and l>ab>, oil aaaortmentt are three to five timet the greateet m the city— .Mthouati It Ilia) ro*i y.tii inurr ttiauotliar Idk back to thi- old farm Carson visited .it his sister s, Mi.« Ii*-o' ahd values incomparable. Be sure it is stylishly correct, of iluiir. vuu an froiu r> lu |wr n muri* iiraad iiiile's. .Sunday from ranrhun. ami It . Iwltar lirrait Iwttrr Miss .Mary ('ol«- and Mlaa laittb- Extra Special Values ir first quality and thoroughly becom qavor —Itiirr trvturr luorr liraltliful. Jesse Shafer IS Working for John Clow, who ar»' tcachlnK n«.ar Fowl<*r. ing to your features. We assure hav«- cloani their schinds on account Jaquish BOVS’ SUITS & OVERCOATS ■Max Fisher ha> gone to bis falher s. i you all these advantages in our of fh»- prevalence of smallpox Charles Fisher, In llillm.iii Mont-j On sale Saturday at______$6.00 great hat store. Mrs* Mary Younp ami daughter, nioremy county ^Mlicr < ir.Ttlcs—all >iyjc'—.all .airc'-—.'^‘5 in Sin. S. P. Horr Mrs l-Idith T.allman. of U* »"<| I’liy wi-r*- Mrs Arnold Bertr.am has small|H»\ ; CLARK A HULSE giients of Mra Younyr parents, Mr .Mrs l-al Piggott b-k with it last I't>\' Knickcr '^^lll^cr‘-______T.’ic fn SI.."in St. Johns agents for Knox Hats. GenM Mdae. Maple Rapida and Mr*. M I> Wlnsor. the past week w.ek. is re<«i\.riug i Miss latlii Watters is spending the w-gel. of m-ar .Ma|»le Itapids for the .Ml-ses opal ami Betha .Mumiell Free s|H-nt Saturday and Siimls) with th-lr Watch our Window aunt. ,Mr^ Fannie WiMiston We will give with every boys' Knicker Trouser Suits, which sell at James and C J .Mun«ie|| and fami-’ CLARK A HULSE lie* ip«nt Sunda) in the home of Fr'-^l UM or higher, one of these SPECIAL STERLING AIR RIFLES highly nickle plated and walnut stock St Johns' Largest Clothiers. Krug-r In Dalla... who is \er> su k This IS not a pop gun. but a genuine Air Rifle. A gun is a boy's highest hope. See them in our window. .Mr and Mr. Bert K11 lain ap-nt for Friday and last .Saiunlay with h«r parents, Mr and Mr O .Sinke> of near Car- 'n Fr** Hulse, St. Johi\s,Mich. .iaiio-s Clark and .sou: C .\ new line of ^iishe-^ jiiNi arrived. .\n\ .irticle -li-.iil.iyed and m-nr) .Sllv.rnaii. last .Sunda) .Mr M (’ Hal. <•( Lyoni.' vi*ii.il at .\lb-r' 'Jailoy .tnf Fowler h. r -III ^ D-.> Hiii. . last M. «-k .iiul |..•n• -iimilay aith ih.-ir broth*-r. .ii h. r luj-t.-r . -Mr* Frank Sum- ’hu II. rin.ii. <;.f le-lwnon. «!).• ;p-nt .Sunda) ^iitb th.-ir ►'«*n w liii .* th h-I hupt.aml. Koli.-rt,.. ami d.»iiKbi. r. Mr .ind .Mr.- J.ihn .Iiid hil.lr-n ha^ h.-.-n II) mg in Ari lOand 25 cents Smith ill Bengal zona lai -ly !iHiv.- San Harr) H r.-*.ntly att.-nd*-*! a x- pur('ha*.d th* John Skinii.-r t.iriu tn aiiilnation In Ia>s Ang*-ler K*i**-x .Mrs .Si»-phan rfhaf*-r vi*U.-d at T»r- la Vi M''**«*r and wife will .-nterfain AUCTION Our coat sale is stiU going on ry Walter - last Sunday and at her th. following Thank.-giving guests- daught*-r - Mr* l*«'i. r .MIII.T!». a fiart Their moth.-r Mr* Warren Peet, and I In* suliscrilicr will sell .ti jyiibiic .luction on the premises, the h'rank Karl>»*r farm, on sec Don miss the opportunity of getting one of these of thi* w.-.-k their brother. J*»hn Burw.-ll and fam FI).- h»-a«l of Two-year-old rattb- b*- ily .ill of hlasex; their brother Klla- tion 13, llinjrham. three and one-half miles ea.st and one-hall mih* worrh peel, and family of Fast l^eba- lunglag lo Frank .-Uun. and ('.eorg*-! .south of the court house, on Bow»*r dlsap|H-ar»-d *»*v»-rMl w»-» k* ago n«>n. and th.-lr daughter, Mrs C J laidwirk and husband of near .Muir and cannot Ih- liM'al«-ats J laing w.-r.- In Muir last Thurnday vin Benjamin .-ntertaint-d Bishop C. to iu-«- John Hallahan who l» v.-ry' L Wood of Alma .tod He» A B Bow wli-k with Bright s dlr.-HM- man of Wheeb-r th. latter at <*n*- l.iX*l w-«‘ck David Chupiiuin visit.-d tim*. Presiding |>ld*-r in this district ills -Isi.-r .Miss B. rnii-.' Chapman, who Th< y *'ain. to Mr Benjamin's from IS in th.' nurs.-a training d«‘|Mrtm.-nt Malhert*»n when- they vtsH.-d Key Tuesday, November 29 in iiatlb- <'rm-k Minitarium .-iylvanue Sf.-v. n* wh** Is v*'ry III with Mrs l.^-vi M*-?.s.i, her daughter, little. If any h*»p«' of r*-<*>very Fred C. Burk Mrs Ib-arl Sillman and llttb- son. An Interesting Thanksgiving aervlc*- Frankb- spent Momlay with .Mr ami was h.-ld last Thursday hy th.- ls*ba- .Mr- c J lajdwick n*-ar .Muir n*»n rni**n H H Th* pr*igram ron- C ommencinj.j .it tuie o ’clock sh.'irp, the followinij propert\' 1... iMnon Farmers' Club mm-tlng *lsr»-«i of miiSK-al nunilier*. Insfru- wrhlch wras to Ih- h'-ld at Ueo Klssaneia m*-ntal .ind vocal, varievi class exer Tburaday. I»er.-mb*-r 1. ha* been ad- cise* and r*<*ltatlon* a fine |ia|>er on Journ*^! for on.- month .hi arcouni of Ih*' origin and otiaervance of Thanks tb.' amall|Mix scar«- giving Day. by Mr* May M**aaer and a Cbrl* Haller, who work.il the f»a*i helpful address hy the pastor. Rev A Durham row 4 yrs. old, dut* 1 .Shovel plow Wheel ha rroM' It is Not What One Eaums, season near Juthlville. is visiting hts Ct Hrhiiltr slst.-r, .Mr* la-wls Orlswotd. and bus- l*cl). t) \Vime press (irindstont* But What One Saves band. .-xiH-cUng to leave soon for work ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Durham com 6 yrs. old, due I'annin^ mill That Counts. this winter In .Northern Michigan ♦ ♦ Meat cutter, saM* and press Mlaaes Agnes and Vera Piggott are ♦ HtirTH RIMHHAS. ♦ Jan. 10 Lxtra jeiHul rttbe Lost-hole di^^er Thf only way to .ilit-ad is hy st»Mily ami car<*hil at h«»ni«- th« former from Bonk school ♦ ♦ In Bengal, closed on account of 2 calves 0 months old Hlankets (frain hajjs saving;. Th** Iwsi .iiul ^.ili-si way is hv opniinj^ a sav ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ snvallitox and the latter from 8t Johns HrCHxl SOM Sinj;le hame.ss Lot of corn anti stalks, bean ings account anti then s.ivinv; .1 littU* at a limf—just normal for Thankaglrtng holtdaye Mrs H Burhank Is in a critioai con Philip Parmalee, th*- arlaier now chickens what you can s|»ar4*. \Vr jia\ I*MR Cl{.\'r dition SM’arm lH*es and hivtrs pods anti |>otatfN's visiting HI Johns friends and who Joe VanAmbtirgh ha# moved .into l•-mpire drill IN ri!.kKSr fin 4lf*|M»sit.s, Nloiify to loan on rfal fstal«* has a miniature airship on display In Mr Phelps' farm Larj'e kettle i'ttok sttive and htnistrholtl morijjaj'fs .mcl approvt'tl |MTsonal noifs. Chapman's show-window was a Math- .Sprinjj M.tjvon ''rfnn boy years ago. his father. Wei- T K repps has gone to bis new Lojv chain ^.jootls lington Parmalee. formerly living In home In Oratlot county l op Imjr^ry I l.irptMin Nelson Palmer visited in Oraad Lot ol other articles ttK> num- Pompeii State Bank that Tillage S ltMith cultivator JOHN*'. UirK.S. »r last Thiiradav into Frank Howard s bouae and th*- former .-xpected to as Clare Marl of Breek>*nrklge visited ll'.RMS ( >|** :.A1-K—All um <»f or intler, ra h all ,irti o\«*r that .imonnt. mef sist Calvin Iteajamtn with farm work hi* sister Mlss^ Haxel. Ih*- first of Ih.- h.ink.ihle notes, one year's time, with o per cent interest. this winter. Cnexpeciedly he recHv- week. Going-To-Lay-Tile? Mr and Mrs J D Doyle and MIm i I••d th*- offer of a rear's employment at a • Fowler and Hatiirday thev mov*^! to Flnasle Palmer sft.-nded IVimnna a Why waste your moaer oa sn lefertar xrllfle? We are manuteriurer* a a uf < KMK.NT KII.K They Witt UK MN K.XMTKIt, ere NTKIINOKK and a that village ‘tirang* at DeWitt L week Wednee- • more UareSto end ire Nee im hetere huylas iMa till. a Frank. Hob and Will Pretxel went day f* Cm* Sa^a Tcms Mesi Baturday to their home In BeMlag aad will soon leave for work la the Inmber ! If you haven't the time to exerclae I regnlnrly. Donn't Ragaleta will pre- Mrs. F. Karber, Prop. wnaBt nsar CABIIIac. Otta Pretaal. St Johns CemmitTile Mfg.Co.: oM of the foar brothers, who worked fmm coMtl nation. They InBwee a this sMssnsr this laanlltr, reaMlM mll4. enny, bnnithful aetinn of the o. w. casunwr. M Clmrlss HownrdM wham hs hM hnwsis withont grlptag. Aafc rotsr R. L. Bixbsr, Auctioneer AUMKMMir V VffiHp
Faa Hmwt Moatacii* aai fpmfly mr* Gttsrrb of the vtoMsch Iim lone j Blcvlf lon>4 In tkrtr maw kmma Ms— ■MasIvtaB iimBT— Is bviac MOMipaolvd wsMtlUBMp wild voar or itM mmd dro-dF»> "" pM tar WvdavadBy iiiBninua ly ro mt Rokofft PrWo. M mommomtarr rtsla«s. s formsUoo of ■boos. ll Dfpipilt Mr. aad Mr*. Jofea Imm Ml-, Tho for a dobotv oo-TT?!?*" “rMBoav oa tbo bMrt sod i lortalMd M tlio hoMo of Vr. dtffloult breatblas. TiMbiMB will hrlMp------^ Tbat tbv tvlo- wa will furtiloli tfev aMdMwr oboo- ! « ____ _ tbv puaallM “iioaalva rieblv appvdtv, aonrottaasaa pboav la af sroatar iparMbcv tbaa latotr fTM If M fpllo to sivo MiMbc- • aad a pM^ral play^ out. laasaM faol- oovmfOB — to mmfwm oalM ML rtottlac tho fortoor • looibvr ood ocb- tbv t» lasrapb-; IvaSa of aflirmatlw BvaatJw Irab' ^■S- rbaea 8. Oabova TIm rMoorhoMo pbomm o T ■rnpll j **'-r*** ‘**/**.*'Li***. ****** Thoanas Fmr. mt tbr Tbvrv la uftvB a foul laMv ia tbv: Oyopopolo TaMoto Is doo to tbv bl^ i ■VB. Jaeob Chotbam of St. Jobas la f'rtaar. maotb coaivd toasar aad If tbv latvr- rliMas Ada Arthur tbla wook sod Martba Martla is aUll from lor of tbv aloiaaeb could bv avoa lt| dvrso of Miswtifk PhOJ uoad In ■cbael oa aewaat of alak davtalas t^alr fonaula aa woll aa to will coll oa otbvr fiivods ta tbla ▼!- aairarss woaid shew a slimy, laflamvd coadi-! ell Tbr satcftaJaiavat wbicb wmm slwa tbv ears asordoad la tbotr bmu - SMtura. wbaroby tbv wwO Iran m Hdward la. wbo bas bwa Hr- for tbv baavflt of tbv Sapbomorv olaaa coiaaioa aad obatl- i ins vritb CTIpAv Bullard tbv past jraar Innt Saturdair wvalas v»aa not wry j troablv Is fou^ la a n partloB mt Blaaadbdtabaltfaav •------k------«— ------w^ii attvadvd oa acoauat of tbv i - LI EUTDf ANT-CIO VBRNOR— Pspafa bavv baaa coaMaad wlib Is inovlaB oa tbv Boyd farwi aortb of wbicb rauava tbvf foM to bv readily. tbv (Iraow oboreb la Vlrtor. aMallpox aearv; bowvrvr. MIsa Tbvl- John Q. Boos CpraUaaUvaa aad otbar rnmmm. ma Turavr paw a vwry plvoslas vo atepbaa D. WllllaaBs' Blaaiutb-SubaUratc aad Papain arv (Tbaa Satfhi of Wbwlrr. bat fo ria- to frrmvat aad irritate tbv dvileaiv •fly of tbla plaev. baa tbv sympatby ivrtalamvat wbicb wmm vpjoyvd by all mucous surfaces of tbv atomacb. To (Ivrrft Maasaliak oaHtaatly oaaployod i prvssmt. Tbv proeoods wvrv |14.r. Harlaai Prvdvrick C. Martiadala Pepata suppllaa to tbv dlpvsUrv ap- left tbla place Mov. 7th for Colorado.,Tbv accaptanev mnat bv delayed oa ae- trmtmvat ia to use after Adolph W. Pateraoa ___ write tbvir fiivwds that they stopped «*ouat of the smallpox. . each HMWl a tablet, compooad of Dlaa- . Gaorge A. Youaga ______parama oav of tbv moat important Mayrov. Herbert sad Era Price are olMavats of tbv disrottvv fluid, and at LmJuata: flad tbv wvutbvr fine; tase.AaeptIc Pepain.a little .\ux. Gold Qsorga H. Shvrmaa ...... vvpvtablva sad srala hlsb; both sold sbsvat fibro school on arcouat of en Seal and fruit acids. These tablets = Tboaias J. Grabuskl____ wttbaut It tbv (Usvatioa aad aoaliatia- scarlK fever. tlon of food arv Impoaatbie. , by tbv pound, water ,searev. buy It for can DOW be found at all drug stores ! 'for a Charley TTaklvpaugb has entered under the name of Stuart’s Dyspepsia j Toul ! They are kwptaic bouse and school. wblrh aid ia rvbvvias tbv diaturb- ■ • Tablets and not being a patent medi-1 STATE TREABimSR- I I I I : I I i would be slad to hear from tbvir Otto (lower was absent from school cine can be used wMb perfect safety > Albert E. Sleeper _ M ils ISSI .”4 14< 262 114 I«1 177 aanv s aad pain oaaavd by uadisrstvd .Moaday on arcouat of illnvaa. • tSlS6T7611s 96 174 : 7 162 101 204 food. Tbla pvrfwt ootiibinatloa of auinr friends la Mlcbbraa. and asaurance that healthy appetite^ Thomas Gordon. Jr.. 71 60 St 12s 711 47 67 St 44 S7; 76 123'111| S2 79207 89 U 101 tbvav iasrvdivnts makvs a rvmvdy in- and thorough digestion will follow Frederick M. Beall 12___ 2) V S> 22 9 2 d 2 8 4 5 71 3 1; 21 4 Horn to Mr. sad .Mrs. John .MtMirv, a I C. K. Hakvr la much improved at their regular use after meals. Henry A. Amrbeto .. 1!___i._.:.. 12 8 I ““Srjsr*- . . tbla srritlag. Mr. R. 8. Workman. Chicago HI..' Archie Mclnnls ____ ...... 1 1 tbv w. «. c uu. ,h.. -wv Mr. aad Mrs. Fred Svry wvre in 81. writes; ’*ratarrb Is n local condition urge you to try Kvxall Dyspepsia day. Johns last Wednesday. resulting from a neglected cold in the ToUl .. L..:.. I:.... i Tablets on otir own (>vraoDsl gusraa- . Pulmor ^Young and wife spent Sun- Mr. aad Mrs. Frvd Coiilvr of Elsie head, whereby tbe lining membrane of AUDITOR GENERAI^ I ' I I i I ' tw. Three sixes. 2/» ('vats. .70 ceata i sad .Mrs Ed. Smith, in visited relatives over Suaday. the nose becomes Inflamed and the Oramel B. Fuller_ 100 113 1SS St 146 262 114 160 I7S 8S 12s 277 1141 94 1731 8 161 100 207 sad 11.00. Remember you ran« iHrtaln Victor. (loisonoua discharge therefrom paaa- Rial V. McArthur .. 77 61 .S» ISSt 71 48 67 S» 4S S7 77 122 111 r>4 80 2061 91 82 9ti Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Wilson will Mrs. L. A. Jefferys la visiting rela Rvxall Remedies only st- Tbv Rexall tag backward Into the throat reaches' Elmer R. Thompson 12 .„ 3 1 22 9 2 Iceep bouoe for Clyde Bullard tbts tives at Pewamo sad ('adillac. S 2 10 4 S 7t 3 1 2 4 Store. Trarls A Shi ley. corner of the stomach, thus producing catarrh' Burton A. Hills ___ ; li__i.... 12: 8 2'__ 1 1I...... I...... i..,— „„..i 2! •winter. Miss Pearl Hart visited friends in of the stomach. .Medical authorities | Clinton Ave. sad Walker street. 8t. Johns Saturday and Sunday. Henry Ulbrlcbt ...... Peter Dnprex and family of Ovid prescribed for me for three years for ! .....i...... l“"'l spent Sunday with .Mr. and .Mrs Giis .Mrs Hesale Haye of Carland aiient a catarrh of stomach without cure, but i Toul Boron. part of last week with relatives here. today I am the happiest of men after i ATTORNEY GENBRAl I Mr. and Mra. William Pearson si>ent Miron Ellis of Kalamasno visited using only one box of Stuart's Dyspep- luirt of laal week with relatives in Franz C. Kuhn ...... 102 114 166 66 1 46 262 113 1 60 1 76 86 126 276 116 94.1731 9 1 6(« 98 206 hla molber. Mrs. Hattie Hart over sla Tablets. I caanat find appropriate | Thomas J. Hresnnhan . 61< .69^36 70 46 57 77 122 110 53 80 2061 91 l.nnaing. 84 99 Sunday. words to express my good feeling I William S. 3dcpetiie and sound I spent Sunday with Tbe^on Hodge* Hamilton S. McMaster 2 1 1 ..... I—2. Owosso to spend this week with her rest from their use.” Fred .N. Hitchcock ...... I ' and family. mother. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets Is the Mr. and .Mrs. Albert Moore spent .Mr and Mra Claude Woolly of Ban safest preparation as well aa tbe Hudnay with tbeir*son. Herman, and Toul L.... nister were rallers st Otis Miller’s simplest and most convenient remedy ' (’OMM’R STATE LAND OFFICB- family In Greenbush. Sunday. for any form if Indigestion, catarrh of Miss Clara Stoweil, wbo has been Huntley Ruaaell ...... 99 114I.'i6 6:> 147 260 114 160 176 86 126 276 117 96 1741 10 161 99 207^ Mrs Frank Brewbsker entertained stomach, bllioiianeaa, sour stomach.' Orlando F. Barnes ...... 61 6; .67 76 122.109 .62 79 2041 91 84 97! wm ' ill for over two weeks, returned to her heartburn and bloating after meals her parents and sister from Perrlnton George W. Pierce, Sr. 6 2 8 4 6 71 3 12 4 I school work last week at the Price »ver *4unday. school. George W. Eldridge 2 ... 1 1 ...... ___ 2; Obas. .Sberman and family of Elsie ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Michael Andzelewski ...... : I • t : ) i Clyde Bullard purchased fifty were guests of Mr. and .Mrs J. K Kir ♦ ♦ I lambs and four cows all tborough- by .Saturday ♦ KRM. ♦ Tout breda. at the stock sale In St. Johns •Mr rhase. a blind man from Ithaca, ♦ ♦ I Like Or ; Saturday. They were raised on the jrSTIfTC OF SUPREME COl'RT— was a gueat at the F M Rev. Brown ’s ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ John E. Bird ...... —...... 101 114 157. .66 148 261 115 161 178 86 128t279 116 11 166 , James Mabsr 6.000-acre ranch which the Iisst week. This? This? he recently bought of Mr. Hickock and Wlnent H. D. Fox ...... 12..... 2 1 5* 23 9 10 2 6 2 8 4' 4l 3 Tommy Hart of .Maple Rapids visit A. O. Knapp is In very poor bealth. Deufay B. Hovey ...... 2 ...... ’ 12 8 2 1 1 ! according to Mr. Mabar who is well- ed bis grandfather. ID*. Hamlet Hart. .Matthew Black is no better at this i known throughout the county the Saturday and Sunday writing OU never have sag stock s|>eak for themselves If they are Total .Mr nnd .Mrs D I*. Eaegle of .St. REP. IN CO.NG.. 8TH niSTRICT— : ’ 1 Johns were guests of Mr and .Mrs J lojcy Smith visited at the homes of ging,King, disreputable m r«-.iv«i „»». her brothers. F^lward .-ind Prank. In Joseph M*. Fordney ------91 112 142 52 139'2.6T 116 146 16.6 84 118 261 108 87 1731 9 132 L Eaegle last M’ednesday James P. Dsveresux ...... 89 64 70 139 70 .',*1 6k 72 65 .69 82 142 117 63 81 206 120 Mr and Mrs August Fricke. who The small|M>x scare has caused Victor Sunday coat pockets to be went to lot Junta, ('olorado. two weeks J. George Fischer .. IS 3 1 6 21 6 9 r 4 3 9 4 6 3 2 ••ores In this vicinity to !»• vaccinat Mr. and Mrs Peter Deprez of V’lc- Frank E. Jones 1 ' 12 .6 2 2 .... 1 ashamed of, when «*•> J»tating that they re«che.i th-lr ed during the itast week tor were guests of .Mr. and Mrs. new home alright and were settl«-d to I 1 Mrs Wm A. .N'ewmsn and «on ‘(•••o Augustus Boron Sunday. Total ' V housekeeping and that .Mr. Frick*- had of Ewsex Center were guests of Mr. you wear Cloth era ft a g«Nid job of work which waa Kn«id All Sir Knights sr** r*Hiuesied to be STATE SENATOR. 16TH DIST.— and Mrs D. P Ingersoll last Sunday Coleman C. Vaughan 102 106 144 .66 146 26o 116 1.67 17.6 86 118 266 114 96 172 81148 97 202 Clothes. The non-sag news lo rheir many friends her*- who Mr and Mrs Erneat Wright and present at the meeting Saturday ev*m- wish them succeaa In their new home tng. .Nov 26 as it Is nomlnstloo of of Charles F. Field .. 80 71 69 136 68 64 t;8 62 47 .67 82 132 112 64 83120.6 1 03 91 105 dauchter Vada visite«i at Erneat lair- ficers. Judge R. Rarnnm 9 2 1 6 ifi fi s 1 4 3 7 4 6 31 1 2 3' ging pocket is one of the and that the change of climai* will kln's In Bingham Saturday and Sun reston- Mrs Fricke to her good health day The social tbat was to Have been at details that give Cloth- again. ToUl 4Jt6 I F^aeale ami Mr and Mrs Burt the school house the evening of the REP. STATE lAXi., CUSTOS DIST.— craft Clothes their peer ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ klaegU and hnby were auests of .Mr. 26th Is postponed. The date will be Dwight S. Morrison .... 99 100 141 63 142 269 118 16.6 17.6 91 121 272 10.6' 94 1731 7 109 83(166 ♦ and Mrs Guy Eaegle In St Johns last given later. Dean W. Kelley...... 82 76 73)138 72 .77 «{« ip> 44 .64 82 ISO 121 .65 84 2061144 104!146 ♦ MIKTH HK^GAl. INP KHHKX. ♦ Sunday. less perfection. Dr O A. Han of Maple Rapids, as Mrs. Mary Bauerle bas returned ♦ ♦ from loinslng where sh** has been Total UiT ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ sisted by I>r. Etigene Hart, removed SHERIFF— The tame difference be tumor from the eye of Mrs p''IJII luring for her daughter who la sick with rheumatism. William Schavey 90 116 49 144 26.*. Ill 137 146 86 103 274 101 98 168 14 119 63 160 2A41 tween Clothcrafc and ordi- wiiiism Wsiker was m Ray rity Somerville last .Saturday. 87 104 143 80 58 91 75 g] Misses Zells and Hazel Richards of Mrs (’rnthia Ives and .Mrs. Idllle George H. Scboenbals 60 102 13.6 129 .67 96 201 141 142 1.64 2.018 nary clothes is found in the >“•* Ives called on M. Black. Mrs Jane __ f-. Mary Morltx Is under the rare laike View are visiting their uncle. Total non-breakaole coat front — , j,r Martin Wtii Richards and wife and coualns. I.a>mm and .Mrs Mary Barnes .Satur Mr and Mrs Jessi- Kellogg day afternoon COUNTY CIJiRK— the linings —the trimmings — Jamb Reeb spem Sunday with hi* John Walker 111 113 163 67:148 274 118 171 185 88 133 30.6 117 99 179 9 176 113 233 2.792 the SnU? fittincr collar in Mrs. \ern Walher Fifteen of I.o*wls (!as4‘a's schoolmates Mr and .Mrs. Robert Bond, Stella iiic snug Iiiuiig collar in ^ siiriiriseii him last Friday evening on Buehler and Alonzo Seboak were *>n- John O’Connell. Jr.. 76 62 .62 134 67 44 <57 52 37 .67 71 103 no .62 79 204 78 76 81 1.503 .MspI* Kaplda last Thursday his fifteenth birthday A jolly time t*-nMln*Hl at the hoiw of Mr and Mrs every point of clothes merit. Toul (’alvin Hire of near .St Johnn «|»ent was spent In games and a dainty George iW>i»d In Bingham Sunday cou.\T6 ' trf:aburkr — Pure All-Wool absolutely NV*-dn»-sday with Wrn Walker hinch*-on wa> served by .Mrs Case Mre Mary Hew .ind daughter of Miss .\’ett|e Walker visitetl friends Aft^-r nhowerlng their young host with WlllUm H. Parker 106 114 167 .68 144 272 116 166 183 89 117 286 117 99 173 10 169 104 223 2.701 guaranteed bv the maker, and Springport, Mich, were guests at the Matthew M. Hill 81 61 .68 133 73 46 7o .69 40 66 88 119 111 .62 84 203 84 8 ] 93 1.691 in St Johns last week Thiira4iay birthday cards tlH’ guests departed horn*- of .Mr and Mrs Wm Schuak the by ut—in the fashionable William Walker spent SiiiMiay with wishing him man\ mon happy birth- latter |*art of the week .ind were call Toul shades and weaves—$10 to his daughter. Mrs ('alrin Rice, near daya ing on old friends They regretted .St Johns An ovsier iU|M»er will he «err»-il by REGISTER OF DEEDS— that they could not stay long enough 101 110 154 62 l.'ai 2X3 lox 167 1M«» $25. Wool lasts. Wool keeps •Mr ami .Mrs F .M Piggott^ and son fh« W««idmen at their .M W A baJI to se*- ail but wish to h*- remeniber«*d Robert S. Armour 89 124 2.66 118 79167 13 1.69 101 215 2.636 William C. M’hIte 84 67 68 129 67 43 77 61 43 .66 78 1.61 109 73 91 201 97 86 1 03 1.68.*t its style and shape as long at .Marhm -liant>n sie-nt Sunday with h» r» Friday evening. .Sovember 2o. to those they didn't see Thev have invited the Elsl* camp and vou wear the suit. You never •'J*'* Toul I J 11 L L* i Mr '.ind‘O*! Mrs Fre«l ( TIeilt s|*ent a larg* number Is ex|>ecte«l to bi U19 had all these things HonOay.S. Nov Charles Snelling 82 68 60 139 68 47 »;7 h) 46 77 205 90 84 I06 Mrs Fre until l»e h*-ld In th* prayer meeting rooms Cloibiers aid Fanisbers Saturday with their daughter and sla of th'-lr ehurch on Saturday afternoon, Total M7 ter. Mrs Fred C TIedt Decemlver .Ird at 2 o ’clock Every CORONKR8- ! I .Miss Agnea Piggott. teacher in DItt iiiemlier Is urgently requeated to be David L Flaegle 102 114 1.68 .68 148 272 117 163 176 86 128 282 116 97 179 9 161 96 209 ClothcraA .No. .6. chvsed her achool laat w**ek present aa It is election of officers Peter (’ranner 102 116 1.68 .68 148 270 116 162 177 86 1 28 28] 116 97 176 10 169 100215 Thursday night on account of small- and two trustees are lo be e|ect**d. al Alfred U McCIlntock 81 61 .66 1 34 66 45 68 60 48 .68 74 121 109 .*»4 79 203 92 89 100 |M>x In th* neighboring dlstrlris An so other business to be transart**d. Hrbert J. loiwell 80 60 .67 134 66 46 68 61 4.6 .68 74.121 109 .'*4 83 202 87 83 94 yet no smallpox In this district. Lydia E. Pinkham’s I I ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Vegetable Compound Total MSI ♦ ♦ COC.NTY SURVEYOR— . H- i •" Chicago. 111.—“I wna troubled with James F. Clemons — 103 114 1.66 .68 149 270 109 169 179 86 134 278 117 97 177 14 166,1011214 3A71 faUiii,,' and uirtnmiattou. and the doc- Henry H. Jenison ---- 81 62 .69 132 66 46 76 66 44 .68 79 123 110 .*>4 84 199 87 84 95 1.602 tura said 1 ouuld not I “Wait a wiMta,! ^ ?!!?? t w«lt unieaa I Total 4J7S Mr. Myers bas moved into the Harr tn operation, COI’NTY DRAIN OOMMJSSIONBR— I Waak Mh—fREE Katoa bouse. knew I entild not Louis F. Green 102111 147! 60 146;364 II6I1S8 176 86 130 387 . 86 96,146 losiiM/ iiorn to Mr. and .Mra. Floyd Harris nd the strain of Robert Landsrs 83 66 70 1331 73! 54 68 66' 48 69 8311301144 6611161 -Twn last week, a son. an I wrrote to • Drive ilt>wn to (.jillison'.s • Charlie Austin, who has beea rery soraetlme ago Total ur» Oan Hnve Ik nt ny health u ill with appendicitis. Is not so well • Feed Store. 56 Clinton • you told Bw PROPOSITIONS— • Ave., and ^et some Htiur. • ; at the prsaent auitlng hat to do. After **Ameadmeat to Section 13 of Article I havs la mr psaasaalsa a BrsserlUlsw Mr. and Mra. Frank Veney have aklng Lydia B. VIII of the ('onstltution. "Tea”----- 31' 631 49 II 66 90 M 631 44114.6 30 .63 116 50 96* 63 36 • “He is sellinj' Tube • wsrvoaa dshtfitir. lash mt vipsr. waab- rscstly Inaullad an acetylme plant Plnkham‘8 Vafete- ‘’Atnendoaent to Soctlon 13 of Artlele I I 1 laaahssil. faiMw ■■ssivy aiid aasas * for lighting their boas*-, VIII of the CoaatitatiOB. 'No ” ..... 86 133f104'1S8*|0»I 80 139 67 131 166 94 7411341133 86 49 1* • Rose. Moniinjj (ilor^- and • k. SiasgU oa by kle Compound and or tho fotMss of yoath that i Mr. and Mrs Harry Wilson are r -Hiond PnrlAer Inm • Golden Rule ft»r 65c }>er • ^^TSTsTi ly wonworn aad asrvsas bmb ‘ moving from Frank Burbank's farm to to-day a well woman “—lira. William Total ovra biMSS wtUoat awv ' Cly4e Biillard'a near Price. • sack, Lily White at Hoc. • or widlclas thatHI 1» tMaliimmmm A mrknk , tm W. Slat BU. Chtongo, 111. ovary aMa who wtahaa ta rmmtm MS Mr. and Hr* Roy Gage expect to Lydia E. IMnkham's Vegetable Com- • and that famtaus .Alma laaaly powor aad vtfllWy q* sifltty aad remain In the upper. peninsula uatll taade from native roots and IfTATK OF MICHIOAN ( iMtotly. should hava a eapy. •o I havs tbe holiday sea (TIUNTY OF CI-INTON, ♦ • Bread F'lour atgoc. every- iMoraktaad w aaad a oapy of tho bunting aad risn- , contains im» narcntlca or harm «ertatlon froo of ehargo. la a plala. or^ ing ful druga and to-day holds the lecofd • thin)( else at a corre- nary saslod oavalap U aay mmm who wttl for the largast number of actual euma We do hereby certify that the foregoing la a correct itatemeat of the rotes cast In said County of Clinton, an r • .s|M>ndin^ly low ftj^ure. *»rt*e SSO. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ of female dissaara uf anr similar medL SUte of Mlcblgnn. at the eiectfon held on Tueaduy, the Eighth day of .November. A D. 1910. for the eleettag of tf- Th(o nrsarrtptten cosssa froai a ahyM follnwlng officers, rlx: Coagresalonal. Repreaenutlre la Congress for the eighth Congressional District Stat clan who haa amda a spssisl study of ♦ HKXfUI. CEXTRK. X cine in the country, aiai thouaaods of J “We must take our laoa aad I sai oaavtassd It Is th# sarask Toluntarv teadtnonlala are on die In Offlcera; Governor. Ueatenant-Goremor. Secrettry of State. State Trensurer. Auditor General. Attorney Oeners . • chickens tiown there, tr Mrs J. Risley. In (L. S i CLARK A. PITT. Clerk of tbe Board 'ttpf Ihts spisadlil roHpo In a plala Brecketirldge fikiisai .rdhuiry sav slaps froe of ehorpo A Mr and___ Mrs Lsroy Pope will ep- PHONE iqa •rti*.™!? .:ss!i E Aid Society qortpMsn Mm thm bat I ssad tt oatlrafr Thursday. Docemher 1 All are iBvtt- When von want and when vou don't want advertise in The News Want Column. talio aa sd to attend
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Mra. lUtta Kulma oallnd om Mrs ' — W. C. MvmiMjr aacurday aftaraoMi. H«»v a. H. IN»rt*rf|«M la balMlnji a Mr. aad Mra W. C. MumoMf aad hoaaa oa tka lot br iwc^atlr parcliaa ciUMraa vlalttMl ta Parrlatoa tfuaday. ad at Hd. Port^rflaM. Mlaa Canada <>ard««Mr aad broCkam ; WalUr laock aad famllr bara laarad Thanksgiving CASTORIA were gaaaU ot Mra. NraraU dlroM 1 fr** tJiaIr fam to thalr boeia la Huaday. | toara. iwfkttf nil Chtidrwi. Mr. aad Mra llraeat Kuhaa attaad> ' Mra H. P. CoMi aad dausiitar daala ad praarlitag aanieaa at Um Coaaty | at Duraad viatted friaada la towa Uaa cbarob ttoiaday. froai Thumday uatfl Moaday. Mr. aad Mm. rrcd UrubaimS aad ' H. Ualebouae aad I^tbar Hddy ware Ik find Tin Baie ilnjs Bought Mr. aad Mm. taaada r Paok apaat aiuk> | In Qwoaao Prlday to aat tbe aotoau>> day wUb Ud. Paeb aad fbadly. bMa Mr. (laleboaae bad parebaaed. ffHAPS THE 3iaNATURE OP Joba Kubaa of SL JaSaa la apaad* ; Marloa Hatllff baa tMirebaaed of inc a faw daya tbia weak wtcb bla bro-1 Mra. Mbiioa Baiaaa a bouaa aad lot tbor, Braaac Kuhaa, aad family. ta Burtoa. Sale of Linens Mr. aad Mm. B. K. Stormfalta asaat I Mm J. W. Boiitb of Owoooo apaat Saturday alsht aad Sanday with Maur i Thumday aad fVIday with bar broth* % Bins Baum aaddF*^ ** Johao- ! ar. John Darla 4 #^^ ^ ^^^ O I BIm. O. L. Bmlaard. Dr. 1 ^ # < aad Mm C. B. Porter aad tha taacham Everybody haa aomedting io be ♦ WjUMUBNJTSH. of the achool ware la Ana Arbor Sat-: ^ ^' urday to witaeaa the football game. In Ui For Over SO Yearn. ♦ Mlaa Sarah Peek eatarulaad bar. - i claaa of the BMIe high achool Thum- theadthd for. We dre odtBng io S. Crowell waa la Itbaca Tuaaday oa bualBfas. BIm. Frank Huagerford aad Mm odter bleaainga by offering oar en~ Mm Paakemt of aaar Ola died ^Baorge Huagerford were called to Moaday afteraooa. Manlatee Saturday baaauae of the eoa* i Mr. aad Mm Carl Cambrea expect ‘-oadltlon to Laat week Carl Roae. aoW bi* .later. Mm. Richard Warren, ^oma laat Thumday to spend aarerai ‘*® 'B****^ proper work unaided win do tareat la the pool room ^ Rrv. aad Mm. R. J. Slee spent a weak* with bU mother Mra J Hein- *• ““ anything else to preaerre Thanksgiving Week “ - to Wm. H. Smith, w^ imned- I.analng attend- 1*0 00^ <-0*. rric.Bgs health and strength. Such a medicine Igtely took 'poaneaslon---- |00 Mr.Layman's Rone Mlsaloaary coaven- ’ - ' !• the tonic laxative berh tea. Lane'* arent Into this bustaena laat spring. tion. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Family Medicine. (Jet a Hie pack- 'He expects to begin work for the Mm. A. F. Cooley baa returned from ♦ ♦age today at any druggist's or deal- Mnofleld Carrlmge Oo. a we attended a home in Culloden. Ont. Monday after Thursday evening, Nov. 24. ' (Sm- 33 Clinton Ave. St Johns, Mich. Mra Geo Dnvla has been vlsIUbg banquet given by the two lltemry a month's visit with relatives in mendag at 7: there will be progrea- wlth frlandf In l.alngsburg. clubs of Maple Rapids laat weak. Muskegon. .Spring Lake, Grand Rap- ■D'e pedro. after which the young la- llra Wm. Hart Is confined to her Mr. and Mm. Geo. Noe left last ids. Union Home and Eureka. Mra. dim will preaent an tntereatlng dra- bome on account of sickness. Thursday noon for .Minneapolis. Minn., Leeaon is a niece of the late Samuel matic progmm I.ainch will be served Wm. Eiserman of Lcnslng called where they win spend the winter with McMnater. ^ ' afterward by the C. M. society, st io Ovid the last of the week on bun- their son, Douglas .N w. and family. extra charge of lOc The Westphalia ♦ ♦ 1000s Misses Edna Parrish and Margaret Mr. Otto Paul. Milwaukee, Wla.. orrheatra will fumiah music. General ♦ HIYRRNIDE. ♦ Mr and Mm H. E. Hudson expect Woodworth spent last week with their ^rs Foley's Honey and Tnr is still admission 2Sc ♦ ♦ to move on their farm In Duplaln next' iiarenu The schools xt Byron were ^ . ------♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ •ofing closed owing to an epidemic of dlph- A*' tboee that Itought R think It la Anthony Baker of Fowler wa* In i4re yba Undecided What Mm Scott Redfern has been the therla. the bmt for coughs and colda they ev- town Sunday, Mias Zelma Tibbita Is visiting reU- gueet of friends In Henderson for a .Meadantes Anna Vanl>yae and Ma- bad and I think It la still mor- than Joseph Shafer is III with the small- tlvee In Herrllle. few days rta Ryon have gone to Sutton's Bay “e beat. Our baby bad a bad cold pox. Jay Brunaon and family spent Skin- to J^y for Christmas? Geo llavls has rented the rooms for a visit at the home of the latter’s * “<1 blm In one day. Please Miss .Minnie l.ieik is on the sick list day at Allen Dryer*f. over Dr. Campbell’s office and is mov- dsiighter, Mrs Fmnk Clark. Mm. thanks/;______at this writing Caxaie Baldwin and family hare lag Into them. VanDync will spend a few weeks ^^^^>^00000^00^0^^ ^ slx-tnomhs-old child of William moved Into tbeir new home on Mar Leon Waltz went to Montrose and there while .Mrs. Ryon ill remain ^ ^ Tbelen was burled Monday. ket St. This store will offeryou^ spent s few days with Rev. and Mm. for the winter. ♦ TKTGR CENTER. ♦' *Bom Snitgen and sister Irene were Mm. .Maud Tucker entertained K, D. Potter. ♦ ♦ In Portland Sunday Florence Bealey of near 8t. Johns a great many ideas forthe Mm. Frank'Cook baa returned from HIN WATERLINJ. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Don't mlaa the great sale on hats Sunday. and baby lionnets at Miss Louise n trip to Detrok where the has been A moequito buxztng on bis way Mm. May Mosee bns returned after Christmas giving. .Sensi for an operation many things did uckle; be bled a boy Herbert aad Charles Cbalker were Hbaefer’s. aevemi weeks’ visit with relatives In Mm. N. W. Jenka visited last Thurs- aad dog, they asy. then made a roos- pleasant callera in this vicinity Sun Miss laiuise Shafer visited Mr. and Kranston. III. day at ttie home of her ton. F. H. ter cackle. At laat upon a drum- Mm. Michael .Schuller in Pewamo Chaa. Webb has had a new floor ble gilts that will remind Jcfiks. In Owoaso. naer'a cheek he settled down to drill; jiy 00^ |.:n,ery Parker aad Thursday. (flaced In the I>eWtu postoffloe. Earl Geo. Hudson went to Detroit aad he prodded here for half a week— daughter, Mlaa Alllce. visited at Mm. Joseph Arena resumed from Detroit VanFleet doing the work. *■*•*« Hi the recipients of the love took the civil service examinations and then he broke bis bill.—Chicago ,\0||i0 VanVelsor's Saturday. Friday after spending a few weeks Frank Calder and family hare mov during the past week. News. Mr. aad Mm George Marttn of I.aa- wRh bla slater. Mm. John Dberleleen. ed to Bear the Bt. Johns fair grounds Mrs. Andrew Kinney and daughter. ------Hlag spent the past week risitiag the Anthony Martin of Detroit Is here where he will conduct a blacksmith and generosity of the giver Mrs Isabelle Weatberber were Owns- HONEY NO LON4JER HERE latter's parents. Mr. and Mm. Jeesle visiting his brother. Albert Martin. shop. no Ttsitom Saturday. A young Californian often visited a i>arfcer. Mr. aad Mrs Mark Nortie entertain for many vears. Frank Meehan has retamed from leading Sanu Barbara hotel because Mm. Andrew Simmons and son Advlee ^te Fretemal Mewibera. ed the DeWitt postoffloe force at din Mt. Clemens where be bns been taking of its excellent honey. ____ ^______ner Sunday. The guepta were Mr. and Phillip Church of Lake View are vtslt- The preemt opldenilc bee nwmkeaed baths for sevemi weeks. When the young roan got married friends and relntivan in this vicin Mrs. ('has. Webb and daughter Lois, Mm. Mym Bennett of Bancroft came the wedding trip Included Hanu Barb- 00^ 1.00*100. innnibers of Inaumn.re orders to the Mr. aad Mm t^rl VanFleet, Mr. and visited at the home of her son, am. ao that the bride might taste this fact that aaereenicnts must he paid Mm. Levi Sibley and Mlaa Helen Dills. Oeu. BeanKt, uatll last week. superb honey. 00000000000000000 tip to date, otherwise no beaeflta are E. L HuU Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loaey, who were Hut the first morning at the Santa O O received Dr. Emma B. Bower, Great Gaed ReanHs Always Fallow. Furniture tmd Undertaking. 18 Clinton Ave. In Graad Rapids last week visiting Barham hotel there waa no honey on O TUTOR. ♦ The uac of Foley Kidney Pills. They friends, have returned bonne. the breakfast table. The bridegroom ♦ ♦ Record Keefier of the L. O. T. M. M.. sre upbuilding. * strengthening aad E. J. Smith family, who moved frowned. He called the old familiar ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ reports cortirtraies and aaeeesmenta soothing. Tonic la acUon. quick In re to DetroR nearly a year ago. have re- vuilter over to blm. ------received lately from many members sults. VanSlokle A GInople. turned to Mi farm in Middlebury. ‘"Where'a my honey?* ’ be demanded. A baby show waa given by Mr. and who stand suspended. Other sodetlee Mr. Mm. Howard Balcom. are The waiter heeltated, looked awk- Mrs. Ixtyal D. Arthur at tbeir borne give stmllar statemeata. Keep up ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ the proud parents of a baby daughter wardly at the bride, then bent toward in Victor Friday evening. November IS jrour naa^asmenta. Is good ndvleg ♦ ♦ wbo came to their home laat week. the young man's ear and In a stage to the babies ot the neighborhood In ♦ W ATEHTGWTN CENTER. ♦ Mr. and Mra E W. Fox .vnd son whisper stammered: I honor of the fimt birthday annlver- ♦ ♦ Fmnk rtaUed the latter part of the "Kr -Mamie don't work here noj aary of tbeir baby. Clam Leom. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ week with their daughters In Owoeeo. more, air ’’ There was a fine display of the ♦ ♦ comliig genemtlon present ranging ♦ FOUR TOWNS. ♦ Edgar French hna moved bla fam from 8 weeks to one year of age. ♦ ♦ ily to Grand I^edge. There Were twenty-seven preaent. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Gen. Watson returned to his home Noble Burnett Mis* I.ecial models for short and stout, tall and slim. rtsa danaaa. Wonsan or tb# froo aaaiple addreae blai Dr. Wednesday. Ruth, of Watertown, spent Snndny ♦ ♦< anetreal parted oannet W. B CaMereU, m Oaldwall baUdlag, Peter Moore of Pewnmo erne In I'OOOe and family, ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Moatlealle. UL town Friday. ' —IN— Ftomnoe Knoper returned from'* Moot diaflgttrlng akin emptlowa. Ritoa Khnball of Lnastag spent L.ADIES’ .AM) MISSES* SUITS .AM) SKIRTS Relding SatuwRiy. •crofula, pimples, rashes, etc., am dne Sunday la Riley. Wm. H. anellli in Detroit laat to Impure blood. Bnrdoek Blood Bit Fred Nuffer aad fanUly spent Snn- we have a good selection of (yopuiar priced garments. tern la a cleansing Mood tonic Makes day la Watertown. Dr. Gale of SL J B wag la tosm you elear-eyad, elnar-bmtnad. clear- tinned. Roy Rathbun aad family spent Snn- SIl.K. WOOL AND VOll.E DRESSES for Ladies, I Only a Fair Margin Hggdny on bnotaane. day at J. M. Hamer's. w C. F. Meyer and family ppeat Son- Misses and Children. w day at Wm. Bwnrtx'a. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mm. X Barnhart. Mary and Jaeoh spent Sunday wtth Mm. C. T. CrbaaL ♦ With ricxiblf priers, uniform with the priccti John Rennaa of Pewnmo wan In ♦ ♦ —IN— town one day thM weak. ♦ HmPARMITILLR. ♦ Mr. aad Mm. S. N. HonUmn of near • of wheat. i» the settled fMilicy of the manu- Mm. H. H. Altrater and eon Hugh ♦ ♦ SC. Johns apesR Snaday wtth Mm. S. Furs, W aists Robes, Kimonas, W’nip|>erB. Swrraters, were la SL Johns Monday. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Jason. g facturers of Mm. L. Storgls and son Howard Mr. aad Mm. Waiaon Benton am Shawls we have what you want. g vipittag hla brot her. Loren, In Ash g were la St. Johns Satardny. Mr. and Mm. Wm. Norgate are rta- Jasper Kitchen renamed to hls ttlag relative* In New Torti land. Virginia. Satislactor^' alterations promptly done. boase In Six Lnkee Saturday. Mlaa I^ydla Parroenter of Ovid la Mm. John Wegner and eklMran re- visiting her brother, Oep. Parmenter, NOTHING OLD—EVERYTHING NEW turned to their honw In Detroit Sat- aad family. Sore Throat Cure- * I Tube RoseFlour iirdny. Mra. Lnum Colemnn vinited her 1V> eem Bose llnoat qaiak^y, aaislv and Do your Xmas shopping early and avoid the rush. Mrs. J. W Pierce spent the latter daughter. Mm. Jno. Walker, In St mrriy yea asast ass a tessed v amie tor part of laat week with her parents In John* pert of laat week. that spasul parpese. TONStUNC is We want your business and will give you gotnl and the retail price of tWs de|N ‘ndahle I^alsgaburg. Mra Herman lamnghury, wbo )aia^ a Base Throat Cora. It dashat Mr aad Mm John I^ag eatertalo- been spending a few wee ha wtth pavtorm mimslm hnt H dam 4o its whais merchandise for y(»ur money. Hour is ver%' low when its merits ;ite taken •-d very pleaaaatly Sunday a company mother In Gaines, hna returned to datv in can^g t hmais which aae assn. of friends at their home. IONSIUN6 is aa mdissptis, kiOa the into consideration, for “it‘s always the same. Mae Maepheraon. who was ea*. 1 Mr*. .Nancy Smith died at her h 8 m Thrant naraaa and corta cis tha aaai- Always jj(M»d.” ployed during the samxser as booh- ; west of this plaee y 'idny after difisos whteB jmdaee Base Thrant and beeper tor R. Omler k Co. returned 1 emi weeha' lllnaaa. UMtunry will Uha diaaams. The lest dam givaa _ to her hense In Detroit Ftidny. ; pmr next week. ■aUM. asM a few deam asm After tt yearn In the msmattla) Mlae mnna Dee Raniikl will ^kqnisk. sals, msthiag. hnilim NoUe Burnett basIneaB, Levi W. BaMwtn. her hstarpieuttve raaltals TONBIL%a M Roler MiOa. Grid. to* M. R shureh Wedneedny evenli 'CtaSTterihaa hla atoah to hla sans. Geo. T. I fa eaals asid W aanis. HaspllM n Jaess R BaMwta. who wiH the ■■ lias wm AU Dwfkis. H
