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VOL. LVI. MASON. MICH.. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1914. NO. 36 \
MASON MAUKIOTS. Oct your school shoes at F. VV. THh; FULLIOIl FAMILY KIIU.MON. Wobi)'s. At the Fuller homestead in Vevay, CIIUUCll AN!) SOCIETY. G.S.Thorburn, Grocer Wheat 11.05, oats Mc, rye 85c, We want your c ream and poultry. corn S7c, clover seed .p to $10, Saturday, August 2!), 1!)M, Mr. and >fecossarie.s for llie caning iiiul pick I EVERETT'S A. M. Smith & Co. * Mrs. Frank Seely eniortaiiied fifty 4..0..*.*.»«...»ft...... -....>...4...'....t..«..*-.»«>4».Mi beans $2.;i0, potatoes 75c, butler 25c, ling; .season. eggs :ll)c, cattle 5c to 7 VJC, hogs S '/^c County convention next week. relatives and near relatives. Regular nioetiiig of Steele Bros. MLmmmai^^ Cash Grocery veal calves 10c, laml)S 5c to 7c, sheep Tuesday tlie Democrats and Progres Tlie day was ideal. Meetings be Post G. A. It. next Saturday after Pint Mason Jars, dozen 4.50 sives on Wednesday the Republicans. tween long separated members of the 25 lb. "nest" Flour «l5c 2 c to 'Ic. noon. Muster. Quart Mason Jars, dozen 50c trilje, and eager questions as to tlie Rose Dud Flour Tr.c was dark Allhougli not a very large nunilier 2-Quart Mason Jars, dozen 00c NliWS IN IJIlllOli'. The Pastinio llieatro genealogy signify tiiat the family re and Mrs. out, pcriiaps on account of the MoHH Uoso Flour 75c Tuesday evening, Mr. union should be made a prominent Heavy Fruit Jar Rubbers, doz. . ,«c Hunklo's nroad Flour T.^c Browne lieing in Detroit Open tills threatening weather, the meeting of See notice of drain tile for sale, factor in the national life. the W. C. T. U. last Friday at tlio Mason Can Tops, dozen 15c Gold Modal Flour 750 Cl'hursday) evening. Mrs. Abbio Corbin ot St. Johns and Siilt Pork, por lb .15c ig your poultry to A. M. Sniitli city park was an enjoyable affair. A Pure Cidor Vinegar, gallon 20c nrii Dr. i-larry .1. Cotton has purchased Otis Fuller of Ionia, were the only Bacon, por lb --« tine supper was served and all reach Mixed Spices, '4 pound 10c & Co. * a house and lot In Albion. He will immediate members ot the family of Pint Cans, per doz 45c ed home before the rain. The best line of school shoes at F. erect a barn and veterinary liospital James and Mary Page Fuller, who Stick Cinnamon, package 5c Quart Cans, per doz 50c W. \Vol)b's. *' on llie premises for use in his prac could unite witli the Seelys in doing The Pythian Sisters will, after the H'hole Cloves, 2 ounces for .'»c I have just received a largo supply of summer's rest, commonco holding The Ingham County Normal will tice. tlie honors of a pioneer home of Celery Seed, por ounce «c Holnz's Vinegar, per gal lIOc nearly sixty years standing. meetings again Sept. 9. A full at open next week Monday, Sept. 7. Ground Maize, por ounce JOc I have poultry supplies Tor cholera Cioorse M. Hoyt, who has been ill After a potluck dinner which was tendance Is desired, Those gun metal siioos wear tlie warranted to cure or money ret'und- witii appendIcitis the past two weeks a banquet, letters were read from The L. A. S. of Edon will moot Mustard Seed, 2 oz. for 5c best for school shoes. F. W. Webb. od. Price 50c. was operated upon at iiis home in James Fmniett Fuller of Grand .Junc with Mrs. M. D. Walton on Sept. !l. Ground Tumeric, per oz .5c Cholera euro for liogs, horse di.s- this cit), yesterday afternoon by Dr. Hobart \V , Fay shipped a 1-lolstein tion, Colorado, ills wife and his Potluck supper and election of ofli- toini)or, cow tonic. Toles of Lansing. Pompeian Olive Oil, pint can. .. ..50c bull calf to Concord last Thursrlay. mother, Adolla Ryan Fuller. cers. The ice cream social for Fri Gasoline, per gal 1!5c Pickling Onions, pint 10c Morritt Hicks of Dansvillo has in Mrs, Eliza Scott Potter wrote troiii day evening lias boon postponed. Sprayers for your potatoes 5nc firing your cream and poultry to ills iiossfission two townsiiip treasur Los Angeles, Cal., a greeting to the Caulillower loc 1 want your l)uttor and eggs. Will A. M. Smith & Co. A sfiuare deal The Baptist church cordially in er's receipts upon liie same jtroperly association wliicli was the beautiful Sweet Potatoes, pound 5c pay you extra price for good stock. to all. * vites you to its services. The lawn owned by Marcus Boors in Ingiiam expression of .S2 years young, wliose services having closed wo now hold Onions, common, pock 50c Call nio by phono, have both. L. 1!. McArthur is having a large township, for liio years ISIG and clairvoyance of soul bcliolds already tlie evening service in tlio church at Spanisli Onions, pound 7o porch added to his residence on Mill ISiil. The taxes in IS-lfi were 2.2f) the vision of now activities In the 7:30. GEO. N. LEVERETT. street. Cabliago, per head 5o and in years later, or ISOl, the tax life to come. The Woman's Jlissionary Circle of Ooth IMiDiieti. itod Alaska Salmon, can 18c Helon, the little daughter of Mr. was 12.01. The tax on tills projierty Mrs. Ives, a friend of the family tlie Baptist church will moot at the and Mrs. Claud Hill, is ill with diph- now is about .$G0,00. for more tlian lifly years, road a tlie home of Mrs. Bigiial Wednesday Tlio price on coffees and teas have short poem called Fuller Farm. tiieria. Gladys Irene Palon, the Kl-yoar- afternoon, Sept. 9. advanced on account of the foreign Mr. K. Fuller of Grand Lodge, Otis m ij^' old daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Alva disturbance, but we still maintain the Mrs. ,Tes.se Gray and family now Fuller and Frank Seely spoke fitting After a rest of several weeks, the Entered nt the Tost Oflice, Mason, lotion of Lansing, died Saturday ev same price and quality. occupy llie Frederick liouse on easi ly of the place or of its former in Mission meetings will bo resumed uti BeconJ-cliisa niiillur. ening of typhoid fovor, after but a Oak street. mates. conimoncing with a service on Sun IIOTII IMIONliS few days sickness. Funeral services i Col. Ives paid tribute to local day, Sept. Gth at 2;?.0, Whether Publlfllicd every Tliurailny l)y were Iioid at the lionie, 527 Shiawas ^r. A. nement won third money in branch of the Fuller family as his you are interested in the mission or A. L. iiosii;. see street east Lansing Tuesday Heller l{<; Mali! Tliiiii .^iirry tlie trotting race with Tlie Earle at neigiibors for nearly a half century. not the managomont would appre tlio Ithaca fair last week. luoriiing at 10 o'clock and the re A policy in the Jlichigaii Sliitua! Mr. and Mrs. Parker of ii;iba, N. ciate your presence at uny time. TKKMS. mains iirought to Mason for burial. Cyclone, Windstorm and Tornado One Year, Jl.OO; Mx rionlli«, CO cents i Ihrfo llichard D. King ot lAIa.son and Y., with their daugiiter Mrs. Grin- Mason Uobekah Coterie will moot Charlotte King of VauBuren county Deceased was a very lovable child Co. of Hastings, Jficli., is good as monlliii, 35 ceiitH. iiell and her liusliand, and son Sam at tiie lionie of Mrs. Mary Sloan in a bond autographed by John Dee were united in marriage iiy ,Iudge and the parents have the sincere uel, came through by auto, a three Perry, Mich., Sept. Sth. Car leaves Rockafellor. Call mo by Citizens Gardner August 21). sympathy of all. ADVBKTISING UATKS. days' trip. at 7:55. Would like ail to go who phono. 17 L. n. Ives", Agent, Our iidvcrtl«lnK nitcn niiidu known nt oflice. possiiily can and be at the station IluHlneBS curdH'SL n lino l>or yonr. F. \V. Lantis and family of Lan Labor day will bo celebrated at K. Fuller, wife, son Charles and DuBinoBa locnis five cents ijor line eucli nnd sing now occupy tiie home on west Dansviile with a baseball tourna daughter, Mrs. Chadwick of Grand as early as possible to see if there HOUSF FOIt RENT on oast Ash •every Insertion. Asii street, recently purchased of ment. Tliroe teams will contest. Ledge; iNIr. S, P. Baker, three daugh will 1)0 enoiigli to buy a mileage book. street. Mrs. Etta Jowett. MarrlnRo, birth nnd donth notices free. Austin Doolittie, who has moved in First game, Dansviile vs. Rives ,Iunc- ters wltli tlieir respective husbands All those that can't be there early Ueaolutlon* of rcHpect curd of thanUa, etc., can phone the president, Mrs. Crip- Ave ccnta a line. to the home he liought of Mrs. L. ,1. tion; second game, winner of first and children; and Mrs, Addle Scott, NOW IS THE TIME to Insure Ford. I game vs. Munith. Tiio rural mail her two sons witli tlieir'wives and pon, Potluck dinner. against fire In G. L. Peck's agency. 9 About 20 from this vicinity, in tlie carriers of Mason and Dansviile will children of Parma wore present. Also The Woman's Foreign Missionary Business ,Cards. autos of Kugene Rdgar, D. Burgess, play a game in the forenoon. The Dr. Arthur Corbin of_St. Jolins. society of the M, E. church will hold EARLY APPLES WANTED—Call tliree contesting teams play a good Some ot the party remained for a ATr«MiM:v. F. 11. Willianis and ll^dgar Bros, and their annual election of oflicers and at Rayuer coal oUlco, E. W. Pot Arthur i^axlon visited tlie Prairie article of ball and first-class games day or so, others until Sunday after mlto box opening at Epworlh cliapol ter, tf 1!. .McAUTllUK, AtMirnoyat I,aw, Ma arc assured. Admission, afternoon noon. on Friday, Sept, •Ith, at 2:30. A son, iMlcli. farm of M,00l) acres, near Chesaning L. last week Tliursday. 25c; children 10c. good attendance is desired. CALL ON S. R. KING for tire vul- ENSMORE, E, A., aliorniiy at law, Ma- l!OY,STO.\ lUOU.MO.V. canizing and new tires, A square ,son, .Midi. The iioard of county canvassers, The second annual reunion ot the b Wilcox family was hold Thursday, CANAAN IJKU.NION. deal. 24 composed of \V. H. McKale of Lan Among the early pioneers wiio August 27, at the home of Mr. and A. liKUC.MAN. AMoniuy iiiiil Coiinseloi' sing, .lames llaylioe of Ingham and came from the state of N. Y. and lo , lit l.iiw, Mason, Mich. Mrs. M. ,1. Dement in this city, with One hundred and sixty people were HOUSEHOLD GOODS for sale A .lolin Sliealhelm ot Holt, on Tues cated in Iiighaiu county were four ?,0 present from Battle Creek, Ionia, present at tlie second annual meet cheap. Inquire of H. J. Warfield, .•<, AVEKV. AlUwnoy nt. l.nw. Uooms day commenced tabulating the vote Roystoii brothers. James, the elder, 41li-ri-l!, Ilolllsti^r IllU., hansln:,'. Mich. Diniondale, Mason and vicinity. A ing of the Canaan School association, Ash street. Mason. 30-tt E. ot tlie recent primary election. settled in the township of Leslie, The siiort program was given. Mrs. .Tay held at the school liouse in Alaiedon, • AW'I'dN T. II EM ANti, Atlornny nnd Couii- others—Jolin W., Clark C, and Wil Miss lone Orr commenced teaching Hulse was elected president, i\Irs. Wednesday, August 21), Louisiana, FOR SALE—S horse power gaso }J stilor .Ml Law. OIIICL' over Elrsl :-talu and liam—were for many years prosper •Snvln^js lliiiik, Mason, Jllch. school at Ovid tliis week. Miss Daisy Floyd Feltoii, vice president, Mrs. Bath, Pontiac, Gladwin, Dimondalo, line engine, made by International ous and successful farmers in the ^fCall commenced teaching at the Pink Nqllio Hart, secretary.and Bert Wil Eaton Itaplds, Lansing, East I^an- Harvester Co. For sale cheap. C. T\ M. EOnCi, Att(irni!V stud Counsolor at' school house Monday, and next Tues townsiiip of Vevay. W. Browne, 1'. Law, ItiinliiMdilll CcnUT. I'osiollice ail- cox, treasurer. The meeting for sing, Owosso, Holt and Mason were dri'ss, l.i'sllf, Mich. day Miss Violet Call begins leaching 1915 will be held in Mason city park. The descendants of these worthy represented. in the BtiUen district in north Aure- Bring your eggs to A. M. Smith's pioneers have fallen in line and or Miss Jennie Hines had the pro APPLE BARRELS FOR SALE— »ll. JO."*. S. IIAMMCY. lius. cream station, * ganized a Royston Clan, of which gram In charge which opened by all Get our prices. J. T. Wylle Co., Lemuel Royston, the oldest living DENTIST. Max Snyder ot this place and Mrs. singing "Auld Lang Syne." Mrs. Jackson, Mich. 32-tf .Tames W. Granger died Friday ev member, Is president, and Mrs, Grace Successor U> Iir. SpaukllMK and Dr. I.jiisley. Ida Ijcoch of Meridian wore married James Sonimerville recited a poem, l.awriMicit llloci;. ening, August 28, at his home on Allen, secretary. August 27 in .Tackson. Max, who which she composed for the occasioli. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER north D street, after a long illness of Their annual gathering was held May Doolittie sang a solo. Mrs. SHIP—Notice is hereby given that E your inoiiny does nHt n«l you flvo per was supposed to be a condrmcd bach paralysis and also cancer of the ear. oi!nt,si!o II. C. EKEEl.ANI), at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Belle Liudslay Call gave a recitation, the firm of Torrance & Wilcox is this I elor, surprised the campers at Pleas Mr. Granger came from Lansing and ant lake by introducing his life part L. Royston of Vevay on Saturday last followed by a violin solo by JMlss day dissolved. Homer Wilcox retir purchased the home in Mason, sev with an attendance of sixty-two. Af Marguerite Kerns, with Miss Ethel ing. All indebtedness will be set i>iiv.su;i.vN.s. ner as their lirst notice of the im eral months ago, but was taken ill portant event, The surprised ones ter a bountiful dinner had been serv Adams as organist. Recitations were tled by A. J. Torrance. KKEELANIl, M. D. Cionoral prac- but a few weeks after his arrival. He ed the company were entertained given by Zelma Holmes and Mrs. W, A. J. Torrance 11. reciprocated witli a jolly housewarm- was 7 5 years and » months of age. lieu, with s|H!Cliil ull«nlloii lodlsoiisiis ing in the evening of the wedding with speaking by the junior members W. Weeks. Homer Wilcox. 0. uii mill ijlilUli'i'ii. Olllci!, Smith Main Short services were held at the home of the Clan, interspersed with instru of wonic day, iSIlss Mattlo Kerns, a teacher in Aug. 17, 1914. 34w3 .stveot, i-M'OUnd llooi'. llours-liiW) in 11:00 a. in< Monday morning, conducted by Rev. mental iiuisic. Among the friends the Detroit schools, was toastmis- 1:00 toICOOand TaiO loHtOU p. in. Both plionov The county road commissioners Maxwell and the remains taken to from abroad were Mr. and Mrs. Olln tress, A song, "The Happy Laud ot INVESTMENTS—Three land con held their regular meeting in Mason Delta, Clinton county, for burial. U. 0. S. llALLAUli, llomooiiallili; I'hysl- of Detroit, Mrs. Lottie Booth and Canaan" with words composed by tracts on Lansing properties and sev claii and Surgeon. IHsunsnsof llu) Kyi;, i\Ionday. The board accepted the Funeral services were held at the KarD , Noso iiiid Tliroai a spi'Chilly. Ofllco In son Louie and family. Will Skinklo Miss Kerns, was sung by a choir of eral In Detroit ranging from ?1300 bid of Uoul)leday Bros. & Co. of Kal church there at 2:30 In the after ML'ar ltlocl>< Hours S lo 0 n. m.,:.' to .'i and 7 and family, all of Jackson, Jesse original "Canaanites," The "District to $9400, all draw 6 per cent .and 1.0 11 p. III. amazoo for a set of books suitable noon. Ftoyston and family, Mrs. S. Sanders, for accurate record of their proceed School" was responded to by Wllllani exempt from taxes. No safer Invest "The Mason schools will open next Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor ot Leslie, R. ERANIC K. TUOMA.S, I'liy-k'liiii and ing's. The board also decided to con Keller. ment can be made. Also several Monday with the following corps of The next meet will be with Will B SiirKOOii. Dillon over Wobl) & Wlilunaii's struct roads the coming year in On A violin solo by Myron Hancock houses and vacant lots. Five shares clolhl UK store. instructors; Supt., John E. Kennedy Royston and Mrs. Grace Allen of Ve ondaga, Aurclius, Ingham and Vevay, with Earl Richmond as organist, pre of Rural Telephone stock. It Inter of Cass City; principal. Miss Memie vay. The weather was all that could 11. IJIJTT, M D., Mason, Mich. OtUco and passed upon minor items of bus ceded a talk by Franjc Towne, of ested write to Angus Templeton, 741 llolh phones. Phillips; science and mathematics, be desired and every one spent a 0. hours I to ii. 7 lo S |). 111. iness. Bath, who responded to "The First Maybury Avenue, Detroit, Michigan. John T. Symons; Latin, Cora Mc- most enjoyable day. Teacher and First School In Canaan." Mrs. A. J. Torrance gave a fare PAItnilCUii' ItlliTIIAL. Gurdy; history, Florence Adams; Mrs, Mamie Hlnes Bush of Louis FOR SALE—Durham bull, 1 year well party, at her home on Oak UilUE INSURANCE COMPANY O|0 INU- English, Hattle B. Mills; primary GKIMES REUNION. iana, told of the schools in that state. old, eligible to register, good Indi C hamccunty. Safest,clioapest.best. I'or street, Saturday evening, August 20, Winnie Titus; seventh grade, Bessie Mrs, Myrtle Blake HllUard re vidual. F. J. Dolbee, Aurellus. Clt. intonnalloii write to K, U.Kteld, socrotiiry, to Mrs. Homer Wilcox, who left the D. Gill;'fifth and sixth grades, Mar The eighth annual meeting ot the sponded to the toast, "Our Good Old phone, Aurellus exchange. 35w2p Mason. E. A, nonsnioro, I'res., Masou. 0(- first of this week tor .Tackson. There Oco on ild lloor ot court house. garet SiUman; third and fourth Grimes' "Red Letter Day" assocla- Times." were about one dozen lady neighbors grades, Bertha Hartwick, first and ciatlon was held at the home of Mr. H. 0. Call, a veteran ot the Civil SWIFT'S FERT I L I Z E R — A t and friends present. Refreshments second grades," ward school, Neva M. and Mrs. Will Sly of iWhite Oak on war, talked on t'lie "Stars and Grow's elevator. New car just un VKTlilliNAllV were served and Mrs. Wilcox was Lovewell; third and fourth grades, August 26, 1914. Stripes," Mrs, Gertrude Cross Bren loaded. You should use Swift's be presented with several tokens of re ward school, Jessie Dlxson; normal The day was pleasant-and relatives ner gave a memorial to Mrs. O. L. cause of the unusual amount of the R. 6. li. GUKDON, Veterinary Sufftoon. membrance from her friends in Ma Hell phone !;'.'8. Citizens 07. '' teacher, Lida M. Piatt; normal critic, were there from Lansing, Dansviile, Ketchum, Mrs. Chas, Pierce and My plant food It contains. I have it In D son. Minnie Severance. The position of Stockbrldge, Munith and Leonl. rtle Smith, who died during the stock continually. Yours for better R.GEO. l\ MOODY. VETEIUNAUYSur Gusta R., the pacing mare owned music and drawing is yet vacant. At noon the tables arranged by year. It was found that 10 former crops, W. G. Grow. 35-tf geon. Otllce and rosldonce oornur A and by David Erwin of this place, met D Spencer D. Kelley, nephew of Con- Mrs. Sly were welUladen with good teachers were present. Ash Htrcels, Mason, Mich. with an accident at Marshall last grossman Kelley, has decided to lo ies, to which all did ample justice. All the old officers, Mrs. Fred HAY WANTED—Highest market week which puts her out of the rac cate in Lansing for the practice of After dinner, convened the busi Brenner, president; William Keller, price. E. W. Potter, at Grow's ele ing game for a long time at least. As law. Mr. Kelley is a graduate of both ness meeting. The president being vice president; Marguerite Llndslay, vator. the mare was scoring in the first heat LiARIf Si nARKNESS, general auction the literary and law departments of absent, W. S. May was chosen chair secretary; Charles Pierce, treasurer, C eers. Leave orders at this oMue. - Bell she suddenly went lame and was tak the University of Michigan. He will man of the meeting. re-elected. HOUSE AND LOT tor sale, corner phono lino n-4 r, DansvlUo, or Citl'/.ons phono en from the track, Upon examina IlnolUO, 21,2 8, Mason. , occupy Congressman Kelley's law of- Roll call showed 71 members ot Lansing and Elm street, also two tion a fracture of one oThfi'lnimat the bone?s Vina Aces on the fifth floor ot the Oakland present, INSTITUTE ON WHEELS. lots southeast corner of Elm and Mc- tlve hip was found, ine animal is ,^^,^1,-^ ^^ jjeuey taught school D. S. Grimes was elected president Roberts streets. Inquire of J. W. A. MURRAY, export auctioneer., Sat- now suspeiided' in slings at Marsliall. . Istuction Kuarantood. Terms roason- at Mason a few years ago. Three and the sec.-treas. retained for an Last week one day institutes were Mosher, 510 Howard st.. Bay City, or nbleW , 1'. 0, WobborvlUo. Boll Dliono. Mrs, C. H, Saraw of Ann Arbor and years ago, he was elected to the prln- other year. held at Leslie, Stockbrldge,' Dans A. McDonald, Mason. 36-w3-p Mrs, Frank Bice of Fenton were at cipalship of the high school 'at Lan The companydecided to meet with viile, Williamston and Mason. ENRY KIJRT», expert EnRllsh and Gor Mr. and Mrs. Porter Shaw of Leonl At each of these institutes Miss man auctioneer. Satisfaction Kuarun- T. M, Saraw's last week. They went sing at the time of the resignation of ' , FOR SALE-Good work horse, al Hteed Address Leslie P«rk, LansinR. Oltlzons to Lansing Wednesday to attend the Principal Sloan, but was released by next year. Sara Nicholson,, expert from the so milch cow. Alton L. Jewett. Bell \phono. . funeral of "their cousin Fred W. the local-board to accept'a similar The rest of the day was spent in superintendent of public instruc phone 179. 2w- Saunders, ,whd died in the Island of position in Butte, Montana, where playing ball, visiting and other tion's office in oral arithmetic and amusements until a late hour when oral grammar and language, gave FOR SALE — 10,000 FEET FOUR RESOIJE MISSION MEETINGS. Gaum on May 31, while engaged in the salary paid was $1,150 more than the service of the United States as a was offered by the local board. Mr. we . parted for our several homes two talks and recitations on each of INCH DRAIN TILE. marine. He suffered a sunstroke, Kelley's wife and baby who are at feeling this was another bright spot these subjects. She first explained Wednesday 7:30 p. m. In our lives. Iva Grimes; Sec. the advantages of this oral instruc Four inch vitrified tile |,21.50, soft Sunday 3 p. m. followed by fever, and lived less than present visiting at the home of her. tion and then conducted recitations tile ?19.00 per thousand feet. Three, J. E. Welsh, Supti one day after it. Short services were parents in Algoma, Wisconsin, will held from the hpme in Lansing with Join Mr. K^lley-ln the near future.— WARNER REUNION. with the teachers as pupils. The man four, five, six and eight inch tile al ner in which Miss Nicholson conduct ways In stock. 36-t PBESBXTERIAN GHCBCH. burial in the family lot in the cem State Journal. etery at Aiirelius Center. Sixty-one members of the L. L. ed these recitations and the interest ALMON M. CHAPIN, Eden. Mrs. George A. Earle entertained Warner family reunion was present displayed by every teacher present Citizen's Phone 139, 2L IS Sunday preinching at 10:00 a, m, The Men's club held a banquet at the young lady friends of her daugh at the second annual meeting, who proved her not only to be a true and 7:30 p. m. the M, E. church Monday evening. ter, Ernestine, at dinner Thursday were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. teacher but one with exceptional Your choice of 4-year-old males , Bible school at noon. They were allowed to bring their evening, August 27; From the place- Fred Walters at Hague park Thurs- ability along these lines. s. (including 2nd cockerel at Lansing YoungfPeople's meeting at 6:30 p. wives or "best girl" and plates were cards, which were kodak pictures of da:y, August 27, 1914. Ample Jus The commissioner gave talks on show) and 10 females (same age) m. set to the number of about 125, and Miss Earle apparently caught in a tice was done to a potluck dinner the necessity of systematizing the for ?16.00. New fall samples are in, Thursday at 7:00 p. m., prayer all tables seemed to be comfortably web, red ribbons ran to small »en- served at 12130, after which every work in the rural schools and talks I'd be pleased to show them to you. meeting. filled. Various selections of music velopes in a basket held by cupld, body took in the sights, A business on agriculture, .school law and ex J. E. Welsh, Practical Tailor. 362wp Good music. A vrelcome.to all. were furnished by Roy Adams, EthisI suspended over the table. When the meeting was called at. which the of plained the new course of study..The Rev. O. D. Sherman, Pastor. Adams, Ethel Laxton, Mrs. George guests were seated the ribbons were ficers were unanimously reelected: supplies for the year were, also given NOTICE—A fine farm of 160 acres Sharlle A. Warner of Dansviile, pres Kellogg, Maurlne Dutt and Mrs. J. E. pulled and the envelopes were found •out. • ••' • ••••.•,' . ,•':' in Ingham county, 5 miles east of Married, Wednesday, Sept 2, by Welsh. After the guests had par to cohtAlna poem written for the oc ident; George B. Warner of Aure- These Institutesare held for the Mason, will be sold at public sale on Justice O. L. Peck, Andrew Briggs taken of the good things set before casion by Miss Florence Day, announ llus,, secretary. Those from \ away purpose of conference' between the the premises, by admlnistrator,v pur ot Bunker^Ul and Winifred Updyke them by the ladies of the church oth cing the marriage of Miss Earle to were: 'Mr;:and Mrs.; Clarence Beers teachers, and commissioner. Nearly suant to order of probate) court of of DansvUle, er musical selections were rendered. Mr. C. Earl 'Webb, to take place this and [son and Mr, and'Mrs; W'll: Le- every teacher In the county attended said county,I Sept 26^ 1914.': 30 acres Two or three short speeches were fall. Mr. Webh> Is at present employ Furge of Coleman; Mr, and Mrs. C. one or more of these meetings, Cbm- of good timber. -Merrltt Hicks, Ad HOUSE TO RENT or sell. Inquire given by local talent and Prof, F. S. ed with, the American Bridge Com Coy of Lanaing; Mr.'and' Mrs. Her- nilssloner F. E. Searl la sure that this ministrator; Busihesa' address, Dans ot W. W. Smith, Mason. 36-2t Goodrich of Alblon^c^llege made the pany In Gary; Indr Streamers of red rick Dunsmore and family ,6t Battle year will be the best in the history viile, Mich; I Ci W, Clark,V auction- speech ot the evening, taking for his hearts decorated the rdoths through Creek; Mr./and Mrs. Martin Leeman onthe schools of the county. •eer.,:,y.v:.,,r', •;-.;.:•,:-;^\'>-:i .;::,!.• ;,,;;• 36-4t LOST—In Mason Saturday night,' subject, "Forward March," Prof; out the hou'se and the evening i. was of iWiUlamston. < It was diselded that the'neit,meeting beAheld at Hague ' Sunt; Kennedy of the blty schools gold clover'leaf,scarf pin with pearl Goodrich is a very toreetul speaker/ pleasantly spent with a musical^ ro- wlU be.ln ofBce. every, day this week F6UND-^A hand bag .containing impressing his audience with ,what.be mahce,:; follow;ed , by v v progreHslye park the last Thursday in:Aiigusti set. Finder please return to this of l9l6.^::i•i^v^^Ai;;..•::::,;^:;.'r:vi:,,^;^;^,:'i;:n^ for consultation with parents; or stu some'money; Owner oaih'find:, same fice. Mill Edith Dahlirrai - '-,] has to wf. games of different kinds: ot hearts. dents.:
'•at .'hu ••.••:/t^''->:.r-'::^:"\i INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, SEPTEMBER 3, 1914
NOTICE OF LF/IVriNG DltAIN CON- ments and your interests in relation Fred H. Taylor, Adda D. Taylor, So TUACr. thereto, if you so desire. phia Stewart, Alice Hubbell, Adelbert WALTER R. CARVEN, Iveency, H, ,1. Staebler, Peter B. Published at Mason every Tliui'sdny BACK TO THE BIBLE County Drain Commissioner of tho 13rnsberger, George C. Fuller, Fran inoriiliig by Cloiiicns Avenue Soiilli Drain. County of Ingliam, ces Marzen, and you, C. A. Clement, ALIMCKT L. ItOSE Dated, Ma'.5on, Mich., August 1!), Supervisor, and A. H. Phillips, High ^ Notice is Hereby Given, That 1, A. D. 1014. way Commissioner of tlic Township "A» la Ihu. vnliio of llin Bllilo, I BIIOUIII lllie to m.iUo my own Jolin Wy- Walter R. Carven, County Drain of Lansing arc hereby nolifiod that at IM-;i'UI5IilCA\ CONVKNTlOiN. cliff's priiyor: 'flod (,'nirit us all to ken well anil Ui Ueep wtill Moly Writ, and Comiiiissioner of the County of Ing- the time iuid place aforesaid, or at A coiinly coiivcnlioii of tlio rt'iiuli- to Hiift'er jciyfully soinu .pain fur II lit tlie la.st."—Blsliop John N. McCormlck. liani, and State of Michigan, will on xor CD OF lil/ri li\(i DliAlN C0.\- such otlier time and place thereafter llciins of Iiigliam Coiinly will bo bold the I8(li day of Sopfonihoi', A. D. TRACT. to wliicli said lieariiig may be ad at 11)0 court lioiiKo in tbo city of iMn- THE GREAT REFORMERS IflM, at the residence of Fred A. journed, 1 shall proceed to receive Kon on Wodncsday, Sc|itonil)er iitli, Cliavannes on Clemens Avenue South I'Nistei' .Aveniio Drain. bids for the construction of said ]!);M, at two o'clock in tlio aftnrnoon in the township of Lansing in said "Foster Avenuo Drain," in the man for tlio iMirpoKO of oibcting tliirty- By HENRY AUGUSTUS BUCHTEL, Notice is lioroby Given, That 1, ner hereinbefore stated; and, also, (Chancellor University of Denver, Former Governor of Colorado.) County of Ingliani, at ten o'clock in foiir doloKalos to tlui Uoiiublican tlie forenoon of that day, proceed to Walter R. Carven, County Drain tlial at such lime of letting from nine State Convonlloii to bo bold in the Coniniissioner of the County of Ing o'clock in tlic forenoon until five the Inspired texts of that dlvlno book receive bids for tlie construclion of city of Kalamazoo on WodncHday, Uulzot In his •'History of Civiliza a certain Drain known an«..a..«..t..i.<«"«.>«>.«..i..»..«..«..i..«..» terms of payment therefor, sliall and Onions 75c; Hay $S,00; Cattle, cwl reject any and all bids, 'fhe date CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. omy and ellicioncy when combined i .$2,00 and $3.00; Dressed Por will be announced at the time and for tho completion of such contract, LANSING, MICH. in any department of state, and to TWENTY YIDAKS AGO. 1 $5.50; Chickens Sc; Turkeys Sc; place of letting. ticcord proper recognition to the Ducks 10c. and tlie terms of payment therefor, ollicial who achieves ihein through i..«..<..a..i. •..•..t..«..«..«..fl..«..t..i..c,.t..a.>t..a..t..t.<».
.^UltlCLlUS. Newton Dames and family of Ok- NEWS OFJHE STATE l.alioma and cousin, J. A. Barnes and J. W. KNAPP CO., LANSING W family were on our streets one day Prisoners Badly Beat Trusty. American Savings Bank last week, KALAMAZOO, MICH. — Wil There wei-e sixty-two at, the War liam iMc.Niitton, a trusty at the county ner reunion held at Vandercook's Jail, is suffering from injuries about of Lansing lake. Authentic Styles for Fall Miss Lnolla Grinnell liaa returned his head, received wlien attacked in from a two weeks' visit with relniivcs the coiinty jail by fellow prisoners. in Ml. Pleasant. M(t.\'utlpn was serving soup to George Geo. Hunt's house was struck hy Parliliurst. n negro, J.nd to another Priced Reasonable lightning Monday night, which sot prisoner when they grabbed him Pays 4% Interest lire to it in two places, but was put ASHION has lon^ ano We Give tlirouch the bars of their cell and be out before much damage wa.s done. gan pounding his head against the F rteclcled wluil we are .Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hicks who to liave and iiol. to were spending the summer at Toledo bars Before lUtendants could induce have in our Fall apparell, Green Beach, spent a few days with her them to release their holds, McNut- ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS but, it. is only now that we Stamps parents, recently. ten had been hadly hurt. fecc Uie actual embody- Mrs. Carl Grinnell attended her menls of these commands uncle's funeral at Kalamazoo Satur in the initial creations of day, and spent Sunday with her sis They Nef.d Him in Europe. the season. Tunic and SAGINAW, MICH. — Armed with Capital $100,000.00 Surplus $25,000.00 Has(|ue elVects, tojfcther ter Frances in Detroit. Willi adarin^rclash of lii[,Mi Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Parker and two revolvers and a shotgun and daughter, iMr. and Mrs. .lohn Parker colors and tlie deliberate well supplied with animnnition, n man DIRECTORS use of slartlinif touches and son of Lansing, Miss Hazel giving the name of .Runes Taylor was will be the keynots of the Woods of Dansville, visited at Levi Parker's last week. arrestPrt iifler iin nxchnngo of several J. W. Bailey, Pres. J. W. Bailey & Co. com iti},'season. shots with the pnllco. T.-iylor created j\lr. and Mrs. Ed Freeland of Ann Wm. Brogan, Pres. Dancer-Brogan Co. Arbor visited lior sister, Mrs. Ward co?isideral)l(> exciteninnt about mid We are showing Pratt, the past week. night by trying to force the donr of D. E. Bates, Treas. Reo Motor Car Co. Mrs. Keeler of St. .Johns, has been a restaurant and aiming his weapons H. F. Harper, Sec. - Treas. W. K. Prudden & Co. visiting friends here the last few at a girl employer! in the place. He a splendid line of days. Dr. Bret Nottingham refused to give an address. Suits at $15, $18 M. R. Carrier. Northrop, Robertson & Carrier Co. .ACIJOSS TIIK O.AKIHO.N. Accident Fatal to Rorreo IWerchnnt, W. S. Foster, Attorney and $25 M. 0. Brown and wife returned RO.Ml^O, .MICH. - Howard II. W. K. Prudden, President last week from New York state, 'Morhinrt, leading liardwaro merchant, Chas. E. Toms, Cashier 'I'hcy are the Suits that whore they spent a couple of weeks and life-long resident here, is dead.' are tlie very last word in visiting relatives. aged forty-one years. 'I'he cause of fashion and are sure to ap 0. i\I. Batonian spent Sunday at d(.'atli was concussion of the brain, .1. K. Batonian's. peal to the feminine taste suffered in a runaway accident a IIAWLIOV. wiiiPi'Li-: coi{.\i;i{s. for the exclusive. Tliore The chicken dinner held last Thursday at the I^obhins cliurch by week ago. Mr. Mnrliind was promi are several attract i ve mod nent in local politics, having been Mrs. W. A. Higdon of Leslie is School began Monday with Mis.s the L. A. S. was a successful affair, visiting her sister, :Mrs. R. Howery. Muriel l^ollok as teacher. els at tliese prices—we in tliere being a large attendance. Quite trusloe of the village, chief of the Tire .Mr. and -Mrs. Geo. Slid and daugh ('.(jpartnient and clerk of Washington Frank .Mann had lightning rods vite you to inspect them. a number were present from Char ters are visiting Will Smith and fam put on his buildings last ^i'Ook. lotte and Eaton Rapids. A ball gaine township. ily at Laingsburg. i\Irs. T. Hanna enteiaairied the AV. in the afternoon between the mar The Roystons held their reunion C. T. LI. last Thursday. The L. T. Coats in Four Groups, $10, ried and the single men, and other at Frank Royston's Saturday, and 70 L. Ill em hers were also present. Re sports to amuse the little folks made Pioneer Liquor Dealer Dead. came to enjoy a good time. freshments were served after the $15, $18 and $25 tho day one of enjoyment. GRAND RAPIDS, .MICH. — R. Mrs. F. Updyke is on the sick list. program and a pleasant afternoon Mrs. Harlow Curtice visited Mrs. Dave McGann, wholesale whisky deal Miss Nina Howery spent Monday enjoyed by all. The illust rat ioti aljove will ^dve you a fair idea of the style .M. Ward last week Wednesday. er, and one of the city's best known and Tuesday with her brother, Cecil Jack iAlartin and motlier have been, Ben Nelson and wife attended the tendency for tlie cominff.season. A wide Hare elVect at tlie characters, died here of apoplexy, fol near Dansville. entertaining company tho past week. funeral of his fatlier at the Plains Mrs. R. Howery and Mrs. C. How liottom will lie featured in most of the new l>'all ^rarmenis- lowing a stroke Inst Friday. McOann Jim Smith of Stockbrldge is baling church, east of ICaton Itapids, last ery were in Lansing Tuesday. hay in this vicinity with a steam wliile capes under and over the sleeve will be much in evi Saturday. was (if'.y-six years of age and'was Albert Howery visited his uncle, press. They bale about 3 5 tons per dence. 'I'here is no better way to '^aia n accurate idea of the M. E. Bateman and family of born in Grand Rapids. For years he Cecil Howery, near Dansville Sun day. Alaiedon visited at William Clark'.s conducted the famous saloon called day. The Dennis Hulbert and the Old l)est styles for the cominj; season than by an inspection of last Sunday. our lar^'e Cloak and Suit Dept.-Second i''loor. "The Old Town Pump." Col. Ives went to Detroit Tuesday Betz place both in the immediate vi .Mr. and Mrs. Park Williams, Mr. to attend the 0. A. R. encampment. cinity are to be sold at public auction and Mrs. Charles Thuma and fami Think Mlchigander Forced Into War. tills month. lies of Brooklield, .John Rnsch and xoKTHI;AST AUItI:IJIUS. Order by Requests PETOSKEY, MlCfl. — Friends family of .Mason, Cliarles Bunker and J'OLLOK COIS.MORS. Mail. All — for Samples family, Mrs. Mary Fountain and .Tohn of Peter llenkel, native of Germany, Q Filled by Little Russell Akors has been Charges Fountain spent last Sunday with D. hut for thirty-three years a re^sident (luite sick hut is bettor. Prepaid. If - ^t Return Mail School began Monday with Mis.s _ '• » WO Strong and family. of this country who wont to the father W. 0, Gregg and wife of Mason Satisfaction Write for Alice Laylin as teacher. School also CENTR/VL MlCll.ltKLl.MUX STOKE Will i\Iagiiire and W. H. Kandall land some time ago on a visit, believe called at Jay Hulse's Sunday. began at the Whipple with Aliss Mur Guaranteed Them are attending the National Encanip- that he has been forced to servo in Loren Sweet, Hattie Howe, Ray iel Pollok, teacher. mont at Detroit. Evens and Valera Riggs were at the Kaisor's army, as thoy have been Miss Frances Keen begins her Ray Bateman and Miss A'oda 01- Pleasant lake Sunday afiernoon. Mr. school at the Sherman next Monday, ney of Eaton Rapids were Sunday unable to get any trace of him for Sweet took them in his new auto. Saturday, Seplonibor 5, lias been guests at M. 0. and H. ]\I. Brown's. several weeks. Mr. and .Mrs. Grover .Miller visited set for grading and cleaning the Mrs. Nettie 'I'urner of Toledo, 0., Mr. and Mrs. Emil Olnoy Sunday. school lawn. Ladies are to furnish arrived today (Tuesday) on a visit Loron Sweet was in Lansing Mon dinner in A. Hoyt's orchard and tho to her'mother, Mrs. JI. Ward, and HOLLAND, MICH. — Edward F. Holland, Mich.. Aug. 2n.—Edward P. day on business. , men are to eat it. So don't any of other relatives. Mrs. J. C. Mclntyre and Mrs. Nadal, an Ottawa county farmer, may the men stay at home or you'll have The miscellaneous shower, for Mr. Elizabeth Ellsworth of Vevay and to get your own dinner. and Mrs. Dorr Cady, which was held lose his life throivh carelessness on Mrs. Jack Spaulding of Iowa called Frank L. Blanchard has bought at the home of the bride's parents llie part of a farm hand who threw on Airs. Loren Sweet Monday. last Saturday evening, was well at tho farm of William Storm, known as a pitchfork into a threshing machine Mr. and Mrs. Will Scutt visited his the Darrow farm. tended. They were the recipients of which lie was feeding. A piece of t!ie mother, .Mrs. Nancy Scutt, Sunday. many beautiful and useful presents. Frank Collar is now getting ready fork struck Nada! in the shoulder and Mr. and .Airs, iioy Scutt of Lansing to begin his barn. another lodged in his head, fracturing visited his parents over Sunday. Wert Warner is also building his K'l'CHKl,l/S COK.NICI5S. the skull. liouse. itOLTF- ;{. .Mrs. Wert Warner is much im Earl and Viva Wight visited rela proved. These" Pilot tives in Owosso tho past week, re Somebody Stole His "Bank." We were saddened to learn of the The Sunday school held their an After Dark turning homo Sunday. ..ICALAMA:?;00, MICM. — Dem- death of Gladys Palen, only child of nual picnic in Lansing at the Indus-' Lighting Plants 0. S. Bush, Fred Fuhrnian and niis Kochits tliought tho lining of hi.i. Mr. and Mrs. .Mva Palen of Lansing. trial school. Are not storage tanks. Geo. Wight are building new silos. coat a safer place for liis money than She was of a cheerful disi)osition and Mr. and .Mrs. Carl Squiers have re The former of cement blocks and the Chores are They make Acetylene—a a banlc, which ho said he did not trust. was liked by all who knew her. Miss turned home after an extended stay very little at a time—as the two latter of wood. Palen was ill only a short time, being at G. Foler's. .Mrs, S. ,1. Hanna was invited to Now Kochits is out Ifis savings of unconscious until death came. Fun burners use it. two years. Some one stole his coat Frank Blanchard and wife and Easy for Jones spend last Friday with Mrs. Frank eral services wore held at her home William Storm and wife were in The Pilot is one of hun- Teacliout, the occasion being both of in wliich Kochits liart solved his ?200 in Lansing with burial in the Maple 'Jonos has a biR enclosed 'dreds of palonied Acetylen* Jackson Friday. machines. the ladies' birthdays. The A. 0. 0. he would not put in a banlc. Grove cemetery at Mason. She,loaves Acetylene liRlU in liis barn. 0. ladies made them bot.h a surprise to mourn her loss many fi'iends and A big, round, brillianr, All built on different prin-' visit at Mrs. Toachout's and a pot- relatives. Tlie parents have our si'Aui;ni\o .viiKiiiiionnooi). white light. ciples to do tho same work. luck dinner was served. All report Robbing the Dentists, greatest synipatliy. GRAND RAPIDS. MICII. — With Mr. and Mrs. Horace Doan spent, A light he calls "tho The test of time has a good time. Mrs. Ray Watkins is with her par a few days last week with friends In. brought "The Pilol" out on. W. L. Hoover of Lansing spent in three days four dentists' offi- ents, Mr. and Mrfs. T. J. Corner, for a sun's little brother." top Lansing. Saturday with his son, .1. E. Hoover (fies Imvo been j'obbed of more than time. Thomas Hart's family are all ill This big light is solidly The principle on which it fastened to a heavy timber, and family. ?700 worth of gold and platinum hy a Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brenner were witli the mumps. works has proved to be the Mrs. Gertrude Blakely of Mason Sunday callers at Frank Brenner's. nnd unlike, Jones' old oil correct one. robber who is thoii.glit by the police Mrs. H. Doan's nephew of Owosso lantern, it can't be tipped spent the week end with Mrs. Alice to ^0 one of the cleverest workmen Amzie May is about to (ix over his returned home Tuesday after a va over. Today we sell more Light Taylor. house. cation ;of six *veeks spent in this vi 'machines than all other man ever found in the city. The dentist Jones turns tliis high :\Irs. Mary Whiting took her Will Reves was a Sunday caller at cinity. ufacturers in this country granddaughter .lean Bartlett, to the hurglar has left no clue. H. Collar's. candle power light on— put together. • Tlie school at the Phillips com without a match, by simply home of her parents, Lewis Bartlett i\lrs. J. H. Darrow and son were menced Monday with Mrs. Mae Pow pulling a little wire rod tliat We sell these Pilot plants and wife, Saturday and remained Former Tekonsha Man Dies in West. among those who attended the Ca ers as teacher.- hangs from the light. complete—through three fac over Sunday with her daughter and IBION, MICH. — News of the naan reunion the 2fith of August. Margaret, Katherine and Eunice tories and 3,000 local repre family. Mr. and Mrs. Philo Palen were On cold winter nights sentatives. , death of Frank E. Allen, forty-seven Traver spent Sunday with Ella Tay when its dark at 4:30, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hoover and son, years old, at his home in Filer, Idaho, called to Lansing last Friday by the lor. , Wo have a big eastern Kenneth spent Thursday in Lansing. sudden sickness and death of the Mr, and Mrs. Burt Hart .and little When he gets home from factory in Newark —a big reached Albion. He was an Albion town late— ' His brother, Geo. Hoover, came home granddaughter, Gladys Palen. son, Edward, called at the home of central factory in Chicago and with them and remained over night. college graduate and until a few years , Or when he has a sick H. Doan, Sunday evening. a Western Warehouse in Los Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Speer of East ago was a hanker and the wealthiest HOL'r ITK.^IS. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Biggs and f'crittcr" to look after, Jones Angeles. Lansing spent Sunday with their par citizen of Tekonsha, south of Albion. finds his big barn light a O O .O son, Howard, spent Sunday with Guy great convenience.: ents, S. J. Hanna and family. August 31, 1914. Graves and' wife. A complete planfin* A reunion of the Royston family Prominent Manufacture Dies. Gilbert DeCanip is at Pontiac AValter Frost is spending the week ,He-says he wouldn't eludes the machine, gas pipes,^ was held at Frank Rpyston's Satur where he is being treated for a can take $1,000 for it. ilight fixtures and tiie cook-, PETOSKEY, MUCH. — William at Sunneld. day. J. Hill, age twenty-seven, prominent cer on his hand. Anna Packerd retiirned to her Mrs. Jones too, shares in, jng range. ' Gurdon Hanna is spending the Orla Gillet left Sunday for Fowler St. Louis', Mo., resident, brother of home „ in Iowa AVednesday after tKe good thing.' Such a planit costs much week with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Speer where he will resume his work as a spending the summei with Miss Lil She has acetylene' light less than a water or heating at East Lansing. ,- Congressman R. P. Hill of southern teacher. lian Frost. in every room in her housie,' system.. It is as permanent Norman Turnbull was sick at his Illinois, and son-in-law of S. H. Young, Miss Gertie Green visited friends Lena Wilson is assisting Mrs. Geo. iatid her light fixtures /are as either, and as necessary t(^ home in Mason the first of the week. wealthy St, Louis hat manufacturer, in Mason and Leslie, part of last Sadler with her house work. handsome ornaments of brass, make your home modem. School will begin at the Etchells died here Tuesday. week. nhd bronze. Miss Rie Showerman returned to Our 3,000 rt^presenthtivet Tuesday, Sept. 8, with Miss Florence Miss Ruby Pryor visited Miss Jes Ann Arhor, Monday. ore residents in the districts they iierve; 'Mrs. Jones cooks also on a big gas range Whipple as teacher and at the Haw- Seriously Hurt bystreet Car. sie Whipple in Mason last week. Miss AVilson of Battle Creek is f-an acetylene range that furnishes heat Each one established in a permanent ley the same day with Miss Bernice Miss Marion Sly goes to Flint this visiting at Earl Showerm.an's. on tap — just like millions of gas growing business. Whipple at the helm. BAY CITY, MICH. — Bertram M. week, where she has a position as iranges in big cities. They arc on the grounds to see ta Work began Monday morning on Greenburg, aged nine years, son of teacher in the high school. it personally that purchasers COUNTY CONVENTIGX, NATIONAL ^ Tho acetylene which the Teall bridge. Fred Hodges arid Sam Greenburg, 211. South Sheridan .Tames Lang and family visited at PROGRESSIVE PARTV. of Pilot plants get Willard Upton will do the work. street, is in Mercy hospital In a se Dimondale Saturday, feeds this range PILOT LIGHTINO PLANT8 If —— iond the lights on "value received'? Miss Zelena Keene of Dansville is rious condition fro'm Injuries received Mrs. Harvey Ribby and family A convention of the National Pro for their money: the Jones' place HOME MADE'>^^ ACETYLENE a guest at Bert Hanna's this week. when he was struck by a Columbus were guests of Mrs. Henry Dorris in gressive party of the county of Ing In your district ham is hereby called to meet in the is, 9f course, \ Mrs. Moore Hunt is spending the avenue car. Alaiedon last Friday. home made. T&r LIGHTING ^ COOKINO- we are reprcienul week in Detroit as the guest of Mrs, Miss Carma Douglas has accepted court house in the city of Mason, in ed by-; D. M. Brown's sister. a position as musical director in the said county, on Tuesday, September , Jones makes Jackson Suffragist Dlnappeart. it himself with the aid of a PUot Lighting Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Bacon spent .Tonesville school. Miss Flossie 8, 1014 at 2:00 o'clock in the after Thursday with relatives near Bat- JACKSON, MICH, — Zelie Em Douglas will teach at Bloomington noon for the purpose of electing Plant. \ SAM GRIFFIN tese lake. erson, the Jackson suffrage! who again. • twenty-four (24) delegates to the 0 0 o • • state convention which meets In Bay 2404 N. Saginaw Street, Flint, Mich. Elmer Bravendar and family spent gained considerable notoriety during John Sommerville and family at He fills tlie light machine with UNION Sunday with his parents in Dansville, the riots In England, has disappeared tended the Pain reunion at Pleasant City at 11:00 o'clock a. m. on Wed CARBIDE and plain water, once a month. Salsinun for | Dean Paine and two granddaugh from home In Jackson and it Is ru lake last week. nesday, September 30, 1914, and also •• . "^ 0 O 'O ••^ ' • ters. Fern and Alma Heller of Lan mored that she has returned to Bng- •Mrs. Rose Winfleld of Jackson is to elect a member of the Progressive OXWELD ACETYLENE CO. Couixty Committee from each of the "This Pilot Lighting P/anf gives Jones sing, spent sthe week end at Wirt land. visiting at Burt Parker's. the safest and most practical light and cook CHir.Afin ' Dakln's. Mrs, Anna Bell^and two daughters, townships and wards in the county, ing fuel available for country home use, ' Mr. and Mrs. D., S. Hewes visited Hugh Bell and wife of Mecosta, Mr. and to transact such other business their sister, Mrs.' Adaline Heald of Miner Charged With Murder. and- Mrs. Haley of Lansing, Mr. and as may legally come before the con Dansville Sunday. CALOM'BT, MIOH, — John W. Mrs. Fairbanks of Chicago, Mr. and vention. ' WEST IVHITE OAK. and Sunday with friends near Wil- Bert Holtz and family spent Sun Anith, a miner of Winona, is wanted Mrs. Clifford; Rlx and daughter and The basis of representation in s^ld liamston. , day with Wm. Cleves and wife of oy the police on the charge of killing Mrs. Addle Hewlett of Okemos were county convention is as . follows; Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hayhoe en School win commence at the Mead- Mason.' , '', a companion, Jacog Perlcheth, while guests at A. J. Thorburn's last week. Alaiedon 4; Aurelius 7;, Bunkerhill tertained her parents, Mr. and Mrs. vlUe school Tuesday, Sept, 8.' , J. C. Hunt Is the crack shot of the Mr, and Mrs. Bert Parker and son 2; Delhi 7; Ingham 3; Lansing 8; Chas. Warner, also other relatives Mr. and Mrs. Roy Glover enter nelghhorhood. His record Is 4 wea hunting. Anlth claimed that perichsth Alton, Fred Parker, and Mrs. F. Leroy 5; Leslie 9; Locke 2; Meridian Sunday.:,; ;;,,;• ;;;/ L, ':;••;;; • y-,::':^:;.: tained company from Stockbrldge sels and 2 hawks. ' aiocidently shot himself to death. Wlnfleld of Jackson made an auto 6; Onondaga 4; Stockbrldge 4; Ve Walteir Artz aind .wlfe werei Sunday Sunday.'' ••• ••.•,•••,;A-•,•' trip to Ithaca last week. , vay 3; Wheatfleld 2; White Oak 2r guests 6t Mr. and Mrs. • A. Hedglien , Altai ^^nd Rolland Hedglen spent Fee/l. languid, weak, run down? No Coal Troubles Thli Year. WilUamston 5; East Lansing 5; Lan •and:iamlly.^•:^::Vr^••'•V:•i/;;'•:v:;^/:':V:;i::',i a couple of days with their cdusins, Headache? Stomach "oft?" good SAGINAW, MICH. — The Joint Cheapest accident insurance—Dr. sing City, First ward .11,, Second Mr.\ and ,;MrB. ChanO Nelson 'and Lawton, Eula and Lucile Hedglen. ' remedy 13' Burdock Blood Bitters, executive board of Michigan mlnera Thomas' Eclectic Oil. For burns, ward 17, Third ward 23, Fourth cUtldrenyisited relatives'near Van- ::Mls8 Agnes Foster visited Mies Is- Ask your druggist. Price fl.OO.: * and operators announces, after a sei- scalds,' cuts and emergencies. All ward 18, Flfth'ward 30, Sixth (ward tla; Latbrpp; onie; day last ^week::/ druggists sell It. 25c and 50c, •» town^ SuMay,--:vv;.::;-•:i,:;Vfc'i;':'5';;;':^ sion here of several'days, that there 26; Mason City, First ward 2. Second H;.^yemple.waBin Lanblng on biis- ; Be a lltUestayot the girl iblat fools ward'-2...>: ••:•."•' '-^/^-'v^' win be ho trouble la Michigan coal A large voice is impressive until it Ely F. Allen,iChalnnah.' , > - :A;^maln!:will reworkthsrd;; fbr^r kdtt her mother to keep' an appointment iBtldi^thli:;yiBar.'''':/•;',•;'.•;/.,.':>••:•:.y- •:''•":-:} • ••Clare,:' Raymond'; ;^ epent ^^j'Satiuday: wlth;^you. :;V.\-''-'• .'•.•^•'''•''•:,:'^";';-; v'";':-'' gets .oppressive.•;.':;;;•.'•,':^,.• :;•«••:•' '^v,;: Frank A. Iioster, Sec. County Com. ic;:i3%^;-!^^:';'i:v!$'^:H'jii£'^Hr^^^ :.'^>:wvTS':;y;V;;:t:'if^,;^j:-|;,;;y,:K^ JM^iMi^^lBi^iii^^iiMiiii^^ INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, SEPTEMBER 3, 1914
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Darling are in NOKTII10A8T INGII.llVI, New York city this week. riSKSONAL MENTION. The Hoffman school began JMonday FUNSTON ASKS Mr.s. H. M. Gardner and Miss Josie with Miss Gladys Wade as'teacher. Larger Profits from Your Chickens Campbell were in Ijansing Thursday. Mr. and Jlrs. Karle Osborne are expected home from their eastern Larger profits from your chickens are possible if you take ad s 111 Detroit, this wool?, Mrs. Arthur T. Dibble of Ithaca •Parkor On was a caller at O. P. Osborne's last trip tilt* week. MORE^TROOPS vantage ot the latest developnienls in chicken breeding. L. W. ?ilills of I^iinsing WAH in wook, Harry llhlnehart and family are But if you want your chickens to do their very best for you, they ]\liiHoii Sunday. making an extended visit among must be kept in properly built, comfortable houses. George Merrick of Gladwin is vis friends in Detroit. G. ,T. Trice i.s iittonding Uic eniting Mason friends during the past campment at Detroit. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Otis of Wil week. liamston were guests at C. E. Sav.'- Goinmantier at Vera Cruz In Well Planned Chicken Houses Fred Ilenry and family spent Sun L. J. Lundburg of Aurellus return ycr's last week. day in lOaton Rapids. ed 'IMuirsday from a visit to his sons C. M. Faught and sister, .Mrs. C. Ctasli With Garranza. Increase the Egg Crop Roy Adams spent Sunday at Fred in Chicago, Butler of Loroy, were Sunday callers Fullerton's In .lacicson. at C. A. Hunt's. Building chicken houses is not but is is a science, Mrs. W. J. Adams was in Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Dell Abbott were expensive, Miss Irene Sitts spent last week Thursday as the guest of Mrs. Helen Mason visitors 'I'tiursday. They must bo of certain size for a dednite number of chickens E. C. Balmor. ' U. S. INTERVENTION IS FEARED and of a certain design for the witli friends in .lackson. convenience of the laying hen. Mr.s. W. M. Sliaffer spent Sunday \V. C. Maclani and family of On- M.\l COItNIOIW. They must be well lighted and away have boon guests at C. H. We have a complete stock ot witli lier son in Lansing. ventilated and easy to clean. just the building materials and Hurd's the past wook. Sept. :i, .1!)M. Provisional President Who Succeeded There are other important de .r. W. Mo-slicr of Bay City was in Mrs. Fred Stanton and Mrs. Clar Mrs. Levi Allchin and dauglitors interior equipment you will Mason on business Saturday. Huerta Is Taxing the Patience of tails, too. We'll be glad to tell need. 'You are certainly wel ence Randall visited Mrs. C. S. Clark Blanche and Hazel of Webberville, you about them. in St. Johns Thursday. and Mrs. Bert Seymour and daughter U. S. In Treatment of Americans— come to the help we can give Vance Mclntyre of Detroit spent you in properly designing the Saturday witli Mason friends. Theinia of Monroe, visited at George Wileon Sends Special Envoy to See Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Smith of Aure Traver, Sr's., recently. houses. Talk it over with us .T. \V. Swickard of Oliio is visiting llus were in Adrain last week to'at The Mooch school began August Rebel Chief. anyway. his uncle, C. W. Milburn in Vevay. tend the Dibble family reunion. 31 with Miss Swegles of Wobborvillo WASllhNGTON ~ Brigadier Gen Itaymond S. Fondrick, a special as tcaclior. Twenty pupils are on- Miss Alice Green of Holly is visit eral Frederick A. i^mston, comniand- ing licr sister, Mrs. G. W. Tamlyn, agent from the Carnegie Horo Fund rolled witli Clare Gould and Hermit C. P. MICKELSON Commission of Pittsburgh, Pa., was Pierce as beginners. iiig tlie American forces at Vera Cruz, Mr. and Mrs. .Tolin Campbell of in Mason on business last Friday and yVliua Delong has returned to lior has clashed witli Ca.rrau'/.u and has Missi.sslppi are guests at Dr. Culver's. Saturday. home in Alma after spending most of called I'or a reinforcement of troops her vacation with lier great-grand Mr. and Mrs. ,T. A. Cortriglit spent Mr. and Jlrs. Williani Porrin arc from the United States. This is the J JKTTI;|{ I'itOM AVI.SCONSI.N. Sunday witli tlioir son Ion at M. A. C. father. Goo. Traver, Sr. sensational news which has been sup- j slaying at Henry Nortbrop's to keep Mrs. Dora IJodman and daughter l\Ir. and Jlrs. ,T. IC. Connor are tak house for Mr. and Mrs. Northrop Belzora of Faton Kapids and Mrs. H. lirei-sed^fur three days by the war de- Walter Gorton, son of Mr. andTHE HOME OF ing in tlio slgiits at St. Ignaco this while they arc attending the National P. Rockwell and children of William pai'imcnt. It became public accidout- Mrs. Warren Gorton, Columbia street week. Encanipmont at Detroit. ston visited at J. B. McGowan's Tues ly. it looks as if the .Mexican trouble and who Is now in nortliern Wiscon sin on a state surveying job writes Mrs. Flora I^vice of Ann Arbor lias Mr. and Mrs. Owen E. Ford of day. is about to blaze up again and Ameri iMr. and Mrs. Lewis Austin spent can army ofilcers are predicting inter the following under date of July 2(1, been a guest at 1:^. A. Deusnioro's this Bollevuo, Ohio, have boon guests of about his trip and what he found: week. Miss Kate liendorson this week. Mrs. the latter part of last woek llsliing at vention hy tlie United States before Patterson lake. I came by way of Grand Rapids, Ford will bo romoniborod In Mason the war in Furopo ends. Grand Haven and Milwaukee to Park Grocerl es Mrs. Ray liullon has been visiting as Miss Mattio Christian. .Mr. and Mrs. Allan Beach and fam lier sister in Hattlc Creek since ily visited Ed 'I'liompson and family In ollicia! circles it is declared that Fails. I stayed over nigiit in Park Mrs. F. L. Stroud acconipaniod Fails, a miserable, dirty, boozy hole, Tiiursday. of Williamston, Sunday. Carranza has turned traitor to tiie Vi lb Ginger Root ,l«c Mrs. S. P. Stroud to Toledo Tues Miss Nollie Traver spent Thursday United States, wjiicli gave him his pow and next morning took the Omaha Mrs. Kiuily Ellis of Charlotte is day, whore the latter will visit lior train for Birchwood, a distance of V, lb.Bo x Crystalized Ginger for in Ijansing. er by driving out lluerta nnd that from visiting her daughter, Jlrs. ,T. Asister. , and then make her homo with about 00 miles. 1 got a good meal l.'lC Cortright. the day he assumed dictatorship over her son, I'^rank Stroud, at North in Bircliwood, and tho first decent M ixeii Pickling Spices, Yi lb. . 1 (Ic Kidgcvillo, Oliio. ltri>LW
liiiiiiiiiiillii^ INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, SEPTEMBER 3, 1914
NOTIOM OP JilOT'l'IVfi DKAl.V CON- North, Range 2 West. and Mason road, N 39° W 10 chs. from intersection of said road with of Section 2 2, W 25r, SE to a pt 20r In the manner hereinbefore stated; I'lJACT. , The Township of Deliii at large. from the intorsection of said road S lino of Sec. 14, thonce N 51° E 2 S of bog., N to beginning. and, also, that at such time of letting Tlie following lands in Section II; with tho S lino of Sec. 14,'N 51° E 1 chs, N 39° VV 1 cii. 25 Iks, S 51° W Com at tho NE corner of Section from nine o'clock in the forenoon un (ii'oun Di'iiiii. Com at the center of Section 1-1, N ch. 25 Iks, N 39° W GO Iks, S 51° W 2 oils, S 30° 10 along ceu of road 1 22, W SOr, S 40r, E'ly to a pt 40r W til live o'clock in the afternoon,, the 80r, E ];ir, SiO to the W lino of the 1 cli. 2 5 Iks. to tlio center of Slato oh. 23 Iks. to i)og. Also com N 51° and 55r S of l)og., SlO'ly to a pt 120r assossnient for benefits and the lands NollcG is Hofchy Given, Tliat I, M. C. R. R. at a point 20.1 r SiO from road i S 39° E 50 Iks. to beginning. 10 2 chs. from a pt In con of the Lan S of bog.,'N to beginning. comprised witliin the Green Drain WiilUir R, Ciu'voii, County Drain the 10 & W Vs line of the NIO V, of Com at tlie SW corner of the SE sing and .Mason road, N 30° W C chs. The following lands In Section 23; Special Assessment Districts will be GoniniisKioiiGr of liio County of liig- Section 1-1, S 30r, SIO to a'point G8r % of'the SW i/i of Section 14, N %° 80 Iks. from tho intersection of said Com in liie N line of Section 23, subject to review. liiiiii, iind State ol' iMlclilgan, will on 10 of beg., W to bogiiining. W 0 chs. 77 Iks, N ,SS %° E 3 chs. road with tho S lino of Sec. 14, N 2.49 chs. W of tlie Intorsection of And You and Each of You, owners tlio 251 li ilay of .S(.'|»(finhei', A. D, Com lor 10 of the W % post of the 00 Iks, S M!° E 4 chs. 27 Iks, S SS 30" W 3 chs. 20 Iks, N 78 V-° K 1sai d N lino with tlie ceiitoriine of the and persons Intorosled in tho afore :i!)M, at llio Town Ilall in tlio Village NIO i/i of Socllon 1-1, N 5r, W 13r, %'.'," W 1 ch, S i/j° 10 2 chs. 50 Iks, eh, S 30°, 10 to a pt N 51° E 1 cli. Lansing and Mason road, S 4 chs, W said lands, are hereby cited to ap of Holt in the Town.Hhip of Dollii in SW to a pt 27r W of bog., E to be S SS ii.i° W 2 chs, 00 ik.s, to beg., ox from place of beg., S 51° 10 1 ch. to Or Siks, N 2 chs, W .4 0 clis, N 2 chs, pear at tliev.limo and place of such .said County of Ingliani, at ton o'clock ginning. com 10.7Gr E and lOr N of the SWlioginning . W lo beginning. lotting as aforesaid, and bo hoard in the forenoon of that day, proceed 10 M acres of liio SiO Vi of the SW corn of the SE Vi of tiio SW '/i of Beg. in tho con of tho Lansing and Ueg. at the intorsection of tlie N with respect to such special assess to receive iiids for the construction Vi of Section l-l, ox com at tlio NW Section M, E 4r, N 32 ft, W 4r, S Aiason road, N 30° W 21.71 ciis, from lino of Section 23 &, center of the ments and your iiiterosls in roiallou of a certain Drain Iniowti and doHlg- corner tlieroof, 10 1-1 r, SW to a pt 32 ft. to boginning. intorsoction of S line of Sec. 11, S Lansing and Mason road, W'iy on llioroto, if you so desire. iiated as "Green Drain," located and lOr S of beg., N to boginning. Com 10.70r E of tiie SW cor of the 51° W 3.085 ciis, S 30° E 2 chs, N said N lino CO 2-33 Iks, S 2 chs, E'ly WALTER R. CARVEN, established in the 'rowiishlp of Dellii W G acres of the 10 '/a of tlio SIO SE of the SW '/i of Sec. 14, E Sr 51° E 3.085 chs, N 30° W 2 clis. to GO 2-33 Iks, N 2 chs. to beginning. County Drain Comnilssionor of tlio in said County of ingluun and de '/, of the NW Vi of Section 1-1, ox 12 ft, N lOr 5 ft, W 4r 12 ft, N 27 boginning. N 120r of tlie W I/J of tho NW Vi County of Ingham. scribed as follows, to wit; com at tiio NW corner tlioroof, 10 ft, W Ir, S llr 15 '/a ft. to beginning. Bog. in liio con of the Lansing and of Section 23. Dated Mason, Mich., Aug. 24, 1914. .MAIN DllAhV. 12r, S lOr, SW to a pt 20r S of bog., Com 19.4flr E of tlio SW cor of Mason road, N 30° W 10.71 chs. from Com at the N Va POst of the NW Coniinqncing at tlio lower terminus N to i)0giniiing. tho SE 1/, of tho SW Vi of See. M, intersection of S line of Section 14, Vi of Section 23, S ]20r, NE to a pt tliei-eof at a point In the W line of Com at the S Vi post of tho NW E 4r, N lOr 10 ft, W Ir, S lOr 7 ft. S 51° W 3.GS5 chs, S 30° E 3 V-ii', 40r E & 30r S of bog., E to tho cen tlie iMIcliigau Central U. it. riglit of of Section 1-i, -lOr, N GOr, SW to hoginning. N 51" E 3.08 5 chs. to con of road, ter of the Lansing and Mason road, J.C.FINGERLE way, said point being U.liO chs. from to beg., also com at tho S % post of Com in tiio center of the Lansing N 30° W 3 Vir to beginning. NW along the center of said road lo tlie intersection of said W lino of the NW '/i of Section M, W -lOr, NIO and Aiason road, N 30° W S.GS chs. Bog. in tho con of the Lansing and a pt 5.10 5 ch.'-,. from tho intersection said right of way with tlio K and W to a pt lOr N &. 30r W of beg., E'ly from tlio hitorsofition with tho S lino Mason road, N 30" W 17.085 chs. of tiio center lino of said road with Plumbers and Tinners Vs line of liie Nl'j ',4 of said section to beginning. of Sec. 14, S S8:)i° W 3.27 chs, N from iinorsoctlon of said road witli N line of Section 23, S 80° W 5.02 :M, thence S JS" \V (I.S-1 chs. thence Com in Iho contorlino of tlio State Vi° W 2.02 chs, N 88-y," E 1.07 ciis. S line of-Soc. 14, S 51° W 3.GS5 clis, chs, N 1° W'4.00 clis, lo N line of S .1" \V 5.(17 chs., tlience S •i;!«r W Road, N 30" W 80 Iks. from the in- to tlio center of tho State road, S 30" N 30° W 7r, N 51° E 3.GS5 chs. to Section 23, W to Ijoginning. Supply House :i,•!.()!) chs. Ihonce S 111!" W .7-1 chs.,torsoctlo n with tho S lino of Section E 2.57 chs. to beginning. ceu of Stale road, S 30° 10 7r lo be i!cg. at the intersection of the N thence .S 1 VJ:" W 7.l!t; chs., thence 11, N 30" W along tho contorline of Com 710 ft. E of tlio W % post of ginning. lino of Section 23 & cen of tiio Lan Batli Tubs, Lavatories, Sinks (all S 2-1° W 1.77 chs., thence S 1 V,'' K said road 2.00 cli.s., thonco N 51° E Sec. 14, S 332.8 ft. to the E side of Beg. in tlie con of the Lansing and sing and Mason road, S-SO" W GO kinds), Water Closets, Water 7..'35 chs., thence S 5'/o^ K :i().fll) 3.00 chs., N vy W 20.10 dis., to a the M. U. R. Co. riglit of way, NW .Mason road, N 30" W 10.21 chs. from 2-33 Iks, S 2 chs, N 80° E 2.20 2-33 chs., (hence S :{.;!2 clis. to the upper pt 71.5 Iks. 10 of tho center of said along tlio rlgiit of way 150 ft, N'iy whore .said road Inlorsocls S lino of chs. to tlie center of tlie Lansing and' Heaters, Rani^es, .Boilers, Hath terniiniis of said Main Drain at a SW VI of Section 1-1, N 80° -1' E to boginning. Sec. 14, S 51" W 3.085 chs.N 30" iMasoii road, N 30" W 2 chs. 54 Vj Room Sundries, Wrought aiul point .:',2 ciis. S and 2.05 chs. K of 11).OS chs. to H\ lino, N on H\. \\\^^ to Lot 2 DeCamp's Subdivision. W 3 Vir, N 51° E 3.085 chs, S 39° Iks. to beginning. Steel Water Pipe and l.^'ittins's the S '/i post of Section M. center of Section 1-1, E along V, lino NW'ly Vi of Lot 1 DoCamp's Sub E 3 Vir to boginning. Com 111 the N line of Section 23, G 130-1 ft., S 23° iO 732 ft., S 07° 30' division. Bog. Ill Iho con of tlio Lansing and chs. 20.48 Iks. W of the N i/, post of (all sizes and kinds). 'I'lio total length of said Main W 102 ft., S 15° 30' E 77G ft., S -17° Lot 3 loss a strip 2r wide off SW'ly Mason road, N 30" W 10.21 chs. from Drain Is 5(1.7;! chs. Section 23, S 0° W 00 ft, W to tlio 30' W 138 Vi ft., S -1-1° 30' W 107en d DoCanip's Subdivision. Intorsoction of said road with S lino ooiilor of the Lansing and Jlasoii TINNERS SUPPLIES BIIANCM DI^VIN. ft., S -17° 30' W 807 Vi ft., N 33° Lot 1 ox a strip 2r wide off SW of Sec. 14, S 51° W 3.085 clis, S 30° road, N 30° W to N line of Section A liranch to said Main Drain, 30' W 1-10.05 ft,, thonco on a curve end DcCamii's Subdivision. E 05'ft, S 03.75 ft, N 51" E to con 2 3, 10 lo beginning. Roofinjif, Eave Troiift-hine:, Gal- known as Branch Nuniher One an(l to loft with radius of MO.2 ft., 1-1-1.0 Lot 5 ox SW 2r DoCanip's Sub of tho Lansing and Mason road, N Com in tiio N line of Socllon 23, coniinencing at station ;i,S plus 00 ft., S SO" -12' W 2G.G5 ft., S to a pt division. 30° W 115 ft. to beginning. 5.715 chs. W of tho N '/, post of vanixcd and Black Sheet Iron, Iks. of said Main Drain, said point 3.00 chs. N of S line of Section M, Lot 7 ox SW 2r DoCamp's Sub Bog. in the con of tho Lansing and Section 23, S 0° W 03 ft, E'ly parall Sheet Tin, Sheet Copper, Sheet being :i.50 chs. li! and .1)2 chs. S of W 12.50 chs. to y, line, S 88° 50' division. I Mason road, N 30° W 14.40 clis. from el with the N lino of said Section 20 the W Vs post of the SK H\ of section W 5.fi-l chs., S 51° W \ chs. to bog., Lot 8 ex SW 2r DeCamp's Sul)- intorsoction with S lino of Sec. 14, S ft, N 0° E 03 ft. to Sec. lino, W 20 Zinc, Sheet iron Stove and Fur M, thence S 'IS" K 7.00 ciis., thence ox M. U. it. Co. right of way, and ox division. • 51° W to N & S V'H line of the SW ft. to i)0g. nace Pipe and Elbows (all sixes). S '10'/i" 10 2.-in clis., thence S SOVi" com at a pt 130-1 ft. 10 of tiio center Lot 20 of DoCamp's Subdivision. of Sec. 14, S along said Vs Hue Com at a pt 4.12 clis. W of the N K •l.Ofl chs., thence N SO" W 10 20.05 of Section 1-1, S 23° E 732 ft., S 67° Lot 30 of DoCamp's Subdivision. to a pt 0.77 clis. N of the S line of i/| post of Socllon 23, W 1.20 5 chs, See My Display of Furnaces feet, thence on a curve to right witii 30' W 102 ft., NW'ly to a pt ISr W Lot 31 of DoCamp's Sui)divlsion. Sec. 11, N SS :i:', " E 3.GO ciis. N V-i" S 0° W G3 ft, W 20 ft, S 4 7° E 1.80 a radius of MG.2 feet, 2.10 chs., of l)eg., 10 to beginning. SlO'ly Vi of Lot 1 of DoCamp's IW 2.02 chs, N 88 v'i ° E 1.G7 chs.chs , N 53" E 48 Iks, N % ° E 2.00 They are rig-ht. thence 3 \\V \W K •I.S2 chs. to a E 10 acres of the NE V^i of the Subdivision lo con of said road, N 30° W along chs. to beginning. point S 'IS" W 57-1.5 feet from tlie SW V, of Section M. 2i; off SW end of Lot 3 of Do con of said road to beginning. Com in the center of the Lansing SW corner of lot 07, King's Plat of Let me figure with you on your W 30 acres of the NE Vi of tho Camp's Subdivision. Bog. at tho intorsoction of tlio and Mason road, S 30° E 340.15 ft. wants. Delhi. SW Vi of Section M, ox that W of 2i- off SW end of Lot 4 of Do center of Iho I-.aiising and JIason from the inlersoction of said road 'i'lie total length of said Branch tlio E line of the M. U. R. Co. right Camp's Subdivision. ro.id with tlie S lino of Section 14, with tho N line of Section 23, N 51° \A/est AsH Street Drain Number One Is 20.0-1 chs. of way. SW 2r of Lot 5 of DeCamp's Suli- N along center of said road 5.13 clis, E IflS ft, S 30° E 123.75 ft, S 51° W BUANCK NUiMBEli TWO. Lot 00 King's Plat. dlvision. S 51° 2.77 5 chs, S 4 5° E 02.4 ft,lO S ft, N 3fl" W 123.75 ft. Another branch to said Main Lot 03 King's Plat. Lot G of DoCamp's Subdivision. S l.ri25 chs. to tho S line of Section Com in the center of the Tjansing J. C. FINGERLE Drain, known as Branch Number Lot 0-1 King's Plat. SW 2r of Lot 7 of DeCamp's Sub 1-i, 10 to beginning, ox com in liie and .Mason road, S 30° B 7.105 chs. Two, commoiicing at station -ili pins Lot 07 King's Plat. division. center of liio Lansing and .Mason from the Intorsect'on of said center ;)2 Iks. of said iMaln Drain, said Beg S -15° 30' W GO ft. from tho SW 2r of Lot 8 of DeCamp'.s .3ub- road, N 30° W 338.58 ft. from tho line Willi llie N lino of Section 23, N point being 1.70 chs. 13 and 5.0-1 chs. SE corner of Lot 07 King's Plat, S dlvislon. intorsection of said road with tlio S 51° E lo the N & S Vi Hue of Socllon Thjs^ls the Famous S of the 10 % iiost of the SW '/, of 15° 30' W 132 ft, N -15° 30' W 105 Lots 0, 10, 11, 12, 13, V,; 15, 10, 'lino of Section 14, thence S 51° W section M, thence S -ISVi" W -I.IiS ft., N -15" 30' 10 132 ft., S '15° 30'E to 17, IS, 10, 20, 21, 22, •C3, 24, 25, | 102 3-10 ft, S 42° E 02 4-10 ft, N N of tlio Intorsection of said Vi. lino clis., (hence S 75 Vr W 5.12 chs. to l)Og., to he known as Lots 2 and 3. 20, 27 and 28 of DeC'uiip's Subdi-j 31° E 150 ft, N 02 ft. (o beginning, Willi the center lino of the Lansing the ujipor terminus of said Branch Ueg. S 15° 30' W 330 ft. from the vision. I Beg. in the center of the Lansing and Miison road, S 51" W 3.S05 chs. |Tempie" "I Niimlier Two at a point 0.07 chs. W SW corner of Lot 07 King's Plat, S Com 4.57 chs. S'bf tho W Vi post and Mason road, N 30° W 0.10 chs, lo the conler lino of road, N 30° W and 10.00 chs. S of tlie 10 Vs post of 15° 30' W 00 ft., N 13° 30' W 105 of Sec. 14, S 3.0i chs, N SO" 47' E from the intersection of said road lo boginning. the SW V^ of section 1-1. ft., N -15° 30' E GO ft., S 15° 30' E 7.73 chs. to Jho con of tho Lansing with tho S line of Section 14, S 51° Com 5r R of the N Vi post of Sec At ^ Last The total lengtli of said Branch 105 ft. to beginning. and Mason road, NW along con of W ISl Vi ft, N 2!" W 00 V. ft, N tion 2 3, S lOr, E Sr, N lOr, W Sr lo HERE IS COMl^ORT FOR Beg. S -15° 30' W 300 ft. from tlio Number Two is 1).50 chs. said roa''. 3.05 chs, S S0° 47' W .07 ' 51° E 105 V' ft. to center of State Ijeginiiiiig. SPECTACLE WEARERS The total length of said Green SW corner of Lot 07 King's Plat, S chs, Wiy to a pt .50 chs. E and 3.78 road, S 30° E GG ft. lo beginning. Com ]3r E of the N VL post of 15° 30' W 00 ft., N -15° 30' W 1G5 chs. S of said Vi post, S 70 Iks, S Bog. in tlie center of tho Lansing We will Guarantee Drain is 87.17 ciis. Section 23, S'ly lOr, E'ly Ir, N'ly THAT THE Said Main Drain shall be con ft., N 15° 30' 10' 00 ft, S -15° 30' E 8r)° 47' W 50 Iks. (.0 boginning. and Mason road, N 30° W S.55 clis. lOr, W'ly 4r lo beginning. structed as a closed drain of the fol 105 ft. to beginning. Com on the W line of Sec. 14, 7 from the intersection of said road Com at the NW corner of the NE lowing sizes: 15-inch drain tile Bog. at a pt S 15° 30' W -102 ft'. chs. 04 Iks. S of the W V, post, S 2 with tho S lino of Section 14, W 3.38 Vl of Section 23, 10 on Section lino Apex Temple from station 0 to station 3S plus GO, from tlio SE corner of Lot G7 King's chs. 31 7-8 Iks. N SO -Ti ° E 0 chs. 52 chs, S 4.285 chs, E 4r 12 ft, N 2 ft, 5r, S lOr, VV 5r, N lOr to beginning. WILL NOT CUT OR 12-inch drain tile from station .IS Plat, S 15° 30' \V GG ft, N -1.5° 30' Iks. to tho cen of the Lansing and N SG° E .07 chs, N 51° E 1.05 chs, nog. in tlio N lino of Socllon 23, CHAFE THE EARS plus 00 to station -i;? plus ;!2 and S- W 1G5 ft, N 15° 30' E GG ff, S -15°Ma.so n road, N 30° W 2 chs. SO Iks, S ,N 21° W 124.75 ft, N 51° E Or to 110 ft. VV of the N Vi post of Section They can be applied incli drain tile from station -13 phis 3o' 10-105 ft. to boginning. SO %° W 7,chs. 73 Iks. to beginning. I center of road, N 30° VV lo i)eginning. 23, S 234 ft, N 30° VV 85 ft, N lOS to your lenses while you wait ;i2 to station GO plus 71! at the upper Com S-15° 30' W ?G-1 ft. from tho Beg. in the W lino of Sec. 14, 0.05 I Cog. in tho center of the Lansing ft. lo Ihe N line of Soc, E 40 V^i I't. LET US SHOW YOU lermiiuis. SW corner of Lu.'. ii7 King's Plat, S chs. S of the W V4 POSt of Sec. 14, and Mason road, N 30° W 7,10 chs. to beginning. Said Brancli No. 1 shall bo con 15° 30' W OC i't, N 45° 30' \V 1G5 ft, E 9.52 chs. to tho cen of tho Lansing i from the intorsoction of said road Com at the N Vi post of Section structed of S-lncli drain tile through N 45° 30' E GG ft, S 45° 30' E 105 and Mason road, S 30° E along the with the S line of Sec. 14, S 51° W23 , VV UG ft, S.234 ft, S 30° E 18.75 out and said Branch No. 2 of 10-inch ft. to boginning. cen of said road 1.285 chs, W to W lOr, N 21° W 3 yjr, N 51° E Or, S ft, N 51° E to the N & S V4 Hue of drain tile throughout. • 'iseg. S 4 5° 30' W 528 ft. from tho line of Sec. 14, N to beginning. 30° E 3 V^r to bog. Section 23, N to beginning. Tlio total fall of said. Main Drain SW corner of Lot G7 King's Plat, N Com at a pt 40r N of the SW cor Beg. in the cont;er of the Lansing Com lOG ft. W of tho N y, post of 0. S BUSH, Optometrist. is 0.;',() feel iind IhO"average depth 45° 30' W 165 ft, S 45° 30' W 14 ft, of Section 14, E G4r, N 21.5r, N 51° and Mason road, N 30° VV 5.13 chs. Section 23, S 168 ft, N 30° VV 20 ft, is -1.77 feet. The total fall of said S 33° 30' E 1G8.5 ft, N 45° 30' E E 3.685 chs. to the cen of the .Lan from the intersection with the S line S 51° W 00 ft, N 30° W OG ft, N 2.09 All work y;uaranleed or no pay. Branch No. 1 Is 2.00 feet and the av 40.5 ft. to boginning. sing and Mason road, N 39° W along of Section 14. N'30° W 1.06 chs, S chs. to Sec. line, E to beginning. Open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday erage depth is 3.78 feet. The total Beg. S 4 5° 30' W 198 ft. from the the cen of said road to a pt N 51° E 51° W 3.80 chs, N 8G° E .33 chs, S Com N 39° W 4.625 chs. from the fall of Branch No. 2 is 4.75 feet and SE corner of Lot 67 King's Plat, 214.5 ft. from the SW cor of Lot 13 ft, E 02 ft, N 51° E to beginning. intersection of tho N & S % line of Over Neely's Clothinff Store. the average depth Is -l.OS feet. thence S 45" 30' W 132 ft, N 45° of DoCamp's Subdivision, S 51° VV Com 27.49r E of the SW corner Section 23 with center line of the SO' W 1G5 ft, N 45° 80' E 132 ft, S to said SW cor of Lot 1, NW along The following material will be re- of the SE H of the SW % of Section Lansing and Mason road, N 51° E 4 5° 30' E 105 ft. to beginning. line of lots 931.7 ft, W lo VV lino of 14, N lOr, 7 ft, E 26 ft, S 45° E G3.54 3.805 chs, N to a pt lOr S of the N Quirod in the construction of said Sec. 14, S to beginning. drain and bids for the fnrnl.shing and Com 40r E of the S V4 post of ft, S 7r 11 y. ft, W 4r 5 ft to be % post of Section 23, B lOr, S 27r, hauling of the same will bo made Section 14, N 12r, E lOr, S to center Com at the N % post of the SW ginning. VV to the center of tho I^ansing and Unrivaled of highway loading to the IVl. C. Vi: of Sec. 14, W along y, line to a Mason road, N 30° VV to beginning. and received accordingly; 25-18 feet Depot, SW'ly in center of highway to pt 710 ft. E of the W % post of Sec. Com 23.49r E of the SW corner of of 15-inch, :il2 feet of 12-incli, G26 the SE y,, of the SW % of Section Now, Tiierefore, All unknown and boginning. 14, S 332.8 ft. to E line of the M. U. non-residont persons, owners and Herb Tablets feet of lO-inch and 22GS feet of S- Com In the conterline of Pine tree U. Co. right of way, SE along said 14, E 4r, N lOr 7 ft, VV 4r, S lOr inch No. 1 drain tile; 1-15-inch by 8- 7 ft. to beginning. persons interested in the above de A sure Relief for Stomach, road, as now established at a pt 474 right of way to the N & S Vs line of scribed lands, and you, Hattie Ams- inch and 1-12-incU l)y lO-lnch drain ft. NE from S terminus of said road the SW y.y of Sec. 14, N along V'a Beg. at the SW corner of Section tile Y's; 2-15-lnch by 12-lnch S. P. 14, N 40r, E 04r, N 21 y«x S 39° E baugh, Henry .1. Aldrich, ,Tohn H. Kidney, Liver and Consti Tees, -1-S-inch by 8-inch S. P. Tecs; in S line of Sec. 14, thence N 4 5° E line to beginning. Boyce, Ella D. Boyco, Lavanclia Bliss in conterline of said road 220 V^ ft, Com at the SE cor of Lot 31 of 6 chs. 56 Iks. to the E line of the VV pation. Ask 10 feet of 12-incb and 20 feet of 8- % of the SW % of Section 14, S Tlieodore D. Burgess, Laura J. Bur Inch sewer pipe. thence along the center of Delhi Cen DeCamp's Subdivision, SE along W gess, William H. Buck, Colonel C. ter of Delhi Drain, N 83yo° W 347.05 line of M. U. U. Co. right of way to S line of said Section, W SOr, N No person will be porinitlcd to bid lOr, W 8r, S lOr, W 42r to begin Burgess, Rosa Burgess, Abraham J. ft. to pt of curve, thence curve to left to the N & S % line of the SW %. Black, George Bell, Irving B. Chand LONBYEAR BROS. xipon the construction of said drain with' a radius of 146.2 ft, 144.9 ft. of Sec. 14 at a pt 1.14 chs. N of the ning. iintil such bidder deposits with the ler, Iva R. Chandler, Maud Cushman, to a pt of tangent, S 89° 42' W 26.05 cen of said SW y, S 69° W 2.72 Beg. on the S line of Section 14 Earl W. Chandler, Alton M. Chand About them. county drain commissioner the sum ft. to a line parallel with & 50r B of chs, S 89° W .97 chs. to the cen of SOr AV of the SE corner of the SW of fifty dollars (.150.00) In cash or ler, Chalmers B. Cushman, Gilbert M. the N & S yi line of Sec. 14, S 0° 41' the Lansing and Mason road, NW H of the SW yt of Section 14^ N DeCanip, Lura O. DeCanip, Dennis cortltied check as a guarantee that E in said H\. line 412 ft, N 45° E 50.8 along said conterline to a pt S 51° lOr, W 8r, S lOr, E 8r to beginning. the person receiving the contract for DeCarap, William Douglass, Alpha ft. to a post, S 45° E 198 ft. to be W 207.7 ft. from beg., NE along lot Com at the Intersection of the ceii- Douglass, Amelia Douglass, Simon OVER 66 YEARS' the construction of said drain shall ginning. line to beginning. terllno of the Lansing and Mason EXPERIENCF enter Into a contract with approved Dlehl, David H. Eppley, Rudolph Beg. at the S % post of Section Com at Intersection of the N & S road with the S line of Section 14, Pry, Caroline Pry, Emma Pry, John bond.sineu tor the construction of N 39° W .80 chs, N 51° E to a line said drain. Said fifty dollars to 14, N 12r, E lOr, S 12r to Section V% line of the SW % of Sec. 14. with Pry, Augusta . Pry, Josephine Pry, line, W lOr to beginning. the cen of the Lansing and Mason 3.00 chs. N, and parallel with the S William S. Fiedler, Josephine Fied become a part of the Green Drain line of Section 14, N 88° 50' E to a fund upon the refusal or failure of Com lOr E of the S % POSt of Sec road, N 51° E to W line of M. U. ler, John M. Pay, Paul G. Fiedler, tion 14, N 12r, E 6.66r, S 12r to S R. Co. right of way, NW along pt 3.00 chs. N & 3.32 chs. E of beg., Ida M. Fiedler, Gustav Fiedler, Geo. said bidder to enter into a contract 5 3.00 chs, W 3.32 chs. to beg., ex as aforesaid. The said flfty dollars line of Sec, W 6.66r to beginning. .said right of way 4r, S 51° W to cen Froedtert, Joseph Feler, Lissa Feier, Beg. on S line of Section ' 14, of the Lansing and Mason road, S M. U. R. Co. right of way. TRADE MARKS to be returned at close of sale, and Ellen P. Green, Charles A. Gunn, DESIQNS lG.65r E of the SE corner of the 39° E 4r to beginning. Com at a point 3 chs. N and 12 % James P. Green, Sophia Helen Green, upon the furnishing of approved chs. E of the S % post of Section 14, CopvRiaHTS Ac. bondsmen as aforesaid. SB VI of the SW H% of Section 14, Com in the cen of the Lansing and Clara E. Glantz, John William Guen- Anyone sendtnK n nkolnh mid description mnr N 12r, E 3.33r, S'ly 12r, W 3.33r to Mason road where said road inter N 45° 30' E along the N line of so- nuloklf nacortnin our oiilnion froo wliothor an Said job win be lot in one or more ther, Minnie E. Guenther, Herbert luvonllon In (irnhnlily piitoiitnhle. Conimunlcn. beginning. sects the N & S 3/^ line of the SW called Pine Tree road 132 ft, NW'ly Hume, Eliza B. Hume, Henry W. tinnsfitrlotlycnnlldoiitlj>l. HANDBOOK on Patents sections. The section at tUe outlet Beg. lOr W from the SE corner % of Sec. 14, N 51° E 8r, S 39° to a pt 196 ft. N of beg., S to begin lont (roe. Oliloat ngonoy for nocurini; putontn. of said Drain will be let flrst, and the Helmker.'LydIa E. Helmker, Edward Pntenta taken tlirouKli Munn A Co. receive of the SW% of Section 14, N 12r, W E 7r, S 51° W 8r, N 39° W 7r to ning, i F. Henniker, Martin Keller, Louisa (peclal notice, without obnrRO, in tho remaining sections if any, In their 3 l-3r, S 12r, B 3 l-3r to beginning. beginning. Com in the N line in the so-called order up stream, In accordance with M. Keller, John H. King, Minnie Beg. 13 l-3r W from the SE corner Com in the cen of the Lansing and Pine Tree road at a pt 8r from the Keeler, Amelia Kra^t, Lena A. Scientific Jinierican* the diagram now on file witli tlie oth of the SWVi of Sec. 14, N 12r, W intersection of said N line with a line k hnndsomely lllnntrnted weekly. T.nrjest ilr- er papers pertaining to said Drain, In Mason road at a pt 15.00 chs. from Kieppe, Emma L. Keller, Etta Lam- dilation of any nelontlUo journal, 'i'ornin, |il a 3 l-3r, S 12r, E 3 l-3r to beginning. the intersection of said conterline parallel to & 12.50 chs. distant from eraux. Alpha Long, Jacob Manz, year; (ournioutlia,(U Sold byull nowudoulen. the ofllce of the County Drain Com Beg. 16 2-3r W of the SB corner the N & S Vi line of Section 14, missioner of the said County of Ing with the S line of Sec. 14, N 51° E Homer P. McDowell, Mary McDowell, of the SW Vx of Section 14, N 12r, 3.00 chs. to the M. U. R. Co. thence NW at right angles with said J. F, Moldenhauer, Charles A. Mitter, MUNN &Co 38'»«'«*»»'New York ham, to which reference may be had W 3 1-3 r, S 12r, E 3 l-3r to begin Pine Tree road to a pt 12.50 chs. E Branch Office. 025 F St, WaihlDgton, D. 0. by all parties interested, and bids right of way, NW along right of way Mattie B. Mitter, Samuel W. Mayer, ning. .^ 4.635 chs, S 51° W 1.00 ch, S 39° 6 6 chs. N of the S % post of Section Jacob J. Manz, Margaret Miller, will be made and received according Bog. in the center of the Lansing 14. N 33 ft, N 45° 30' E 50.8 ft, S ly. (Contracts will be made with the E 1.75 chs, S 51° W 2 chs. to the Emma Miller, Leo Moldenhauer, and Mason road, N 39° W 2 chs. 80 cen of the Lansing and Mason road, 45° 30' E 165 ft, SW 66 ft. to be Gladys Moldenhauer, Christian Manz, lowest responsible bidder giving ade Iks. from {the intersection of said ginning. quate security for the performance SE to beginning. Grace C. Manz, William C. Nicholas, Foley's road with the S line of Section 14, N Com in tho center of the Lansing of the work, in a sum then and there Beg. in the cen of the Lansing and Elizabeth J. Nichols, Edward P. 53° E 3 chs. 5 Iks. to the W side of Mason road at a pt 11.25 chs. from and Mason road at a pt 6.05 chs. North, Frederick Nichols, Frederick to be fixed by me, reserving to my the M. U. R., NW'ly along the W from intersection of said road with self the right to reject any and all the intersection of said cen line with Nickel, Sullivan C. Owen, Eliza C. side of said R. R. 1 ch. 58 Iks. S 51° the S'line of Sec. 14, S 39° E .75 the E & W 1/4 line of Section 14, N Kidney Owen, Lida E. Potter, Louis H. Price, bids. The date for the completion W 3 chs. 9 Iks, to center of said Lan 51° E 100 ft, SE to the NE corner of of such contract, and the terms of chs, N 51° E 1.25 chs, S 39° E .50 Minor E. Park, Jennie S. Park, Sol sing and Mason road, S 39° E 1 ch. chs, N'51° E .75 chs, S 78 %° E to Lot 16, DeCamp's Subdivision, S 51° omon Parker, Mary Parker, John B. payment therefor, shall and will be 50 Iks. to beginning. W 214.5 ft, N along the center of announced at the time and place of W line of M. U. R. Co. right of Phillips, Mathew Rebm, Dan H. Rice, Com In the center of the Lansing way, NW along said right of way to road 50 ft. to beginning. Noah Reed, Horace B, Severance, •letting. . • • •''•, i' V. and-Mason road, N 39° ^ 4 chs. SO Com in the center of the Lansing What They Will Do for You . Notice is Further Hereby Given, a pt N 51° B 3.00 chs. from beg., S Frederick Schultz, Rosa L. Scbultz, Iks, from th^ Intersection of said 51° W 3.00 chs. to beginning. and Mason road, N 39° W 338.58 ft. Jacob Sheathelm, Brice S. Spencer, That at the time and place of said road with B line of Section 14, N 51° from the intersection of said road . They will cure your backachoi letting, or at such other time and Beg. in the cen of the Lansing and Edward Switzgable, Mary Scarlett, E 3 chs; N 39° W 2 chs. 50 Iks. S 51° Mason road, N 39° W 11.25 chs. from with the S I'ne of Section 14, thence John Surato, Julius Sheathelm, John Btrengthen your kidneya, cor< place thereafter to which I, the W 1 ch. S 39° El ch. 25 Iks.S 51° S 51° W 102 3-10,ft, S 42° E 62 4-10 County Drain Commlssionep afore- the Intersection of said conterline Samann, Thomas M. Thorburn, W 2 chs. S 39° B 1 ch. 25 Iks. with the S line of Sec. 14, N 61° B ft, N 51° E 156 ft, N 62 ft. to be James B. Thorburn, Rosa B. Thorr rect urinary irregularities, build sa,id; may adjourn the same, the as Com In the center of the Lansing ginning. sessments for hehefltsVand the lands 3.00 efts, to M. U. R. Co. right of burn, James R. Thorburn, William up the worn out tissues, and and Mason road, N 39° W 6 chs. 65 wa!y, NW along said right of way The following lands in Section 15: W. Thorburn, John D. Thorburn, comprised within the '^Oreen Drain Iks. froni the Intersection of said Com 15r S of the B ^4 post of Sec eliminate the excess uric acid Special: Assessment Dlstricti" and the 3.75 chs. S 61° W 1 ch, S 39° E Trustees ofrLodge No; 562 to; 0. i-bad with S line of Sec. 14, N 61° 2.50 chs, S 61° W 2.00 chs. to cen tion 15, S 65r,W 80r,N!20r,NB to P.,. Prank Wilson, Bertha Wilson, that causes rheumatism. Pre apportionments thereof will be an B 2 chs. N 39° W 1 ch. 26 Iks. S 51? beginning. nounced by :mie::and:yrlllt)ie: subject of road, SB along con of road l;25 I Jacob West, and you^ ,H. E. Ounn, vent Bright's Disease and Dia> W|2 chs; S 39° B In the. center of chs. to beginning. -B 10 acres of the.SB ^ of the. SB Supervisor, and Alex Ferguson, to review ior one day, from, nine State road 1 ch. 2 5 Iks. to beginning. % of Section 16. bates, and restore! health and ofclbck In Vtho forenoon \:iintli V flye, Com in the cen of the Lansing and Highway Commlssloiier of the Town ^'Begi in -the xenter of the Lansing Mason road, N 39° W 12 chs. 60 Iksi W 30 acres of the SB % of the SB ship.;' of/Delhi, ; County of Ingham, itrength. Refus|e substitutea* 6'clbck'''ln'thefafterhobh;',::"-,i'-;'f^ ';• v;,::|';; ind;Mason roadfN 89' W 8 chs. 5 ^'of'Section'15. '^ .""/v'-. • . This •toUbwIiig ;'!i8 a jdescfiptibn.pt frbni the intersection of said road are>;herebyrnbtlfled that at the, time IkB. from' tbe-InterBection'. of; said with the S line of Sec. 14, N 61» B I : Com at the S ,% post of the SB j^an d pliace aforesiald, !br at such other For sale by Longyear Bros, and the BeVeral trftcts or paroelB;'bt land rbad.withitheS'lineiot Sectibii<14i N of Section 16^ N lOOr, SW to apt 40r L. H. Harriion. ' • ;cbn6tltuflng;;the'Special'ABBeMuient 2' cha; N 39° W 2 chs; 50 Iks. 8 61" time, and place thereafter to which 61
standfng still, a Ifnge biiUc In the ' * I'roiii me'into li'pool at tliu Ilcnley while inio.'clcated was struck MOHTGAGU SAI.K. gloom, his gii'/.e on the swinging lioat. bottom. and killed by an automobile. The date Default havinK heen made in the eonditlpna Then, nnsatislled, he leaned forward of n real estate niortt;at!e, wherein Ihe powor "You are a line, iiravo girl." I said given was after you left him. Mis of sale therein contidned liecaine oporaUve, sincerely, unable to restrain my ad- body was found by the police, but Ids made liy lliiyton W, CiosBcr, widower, ot nilralloii. pockets Imd boon rilh.'d. and there Alponn, iMichlKan, lo Grace II. I.acy, of Uoch- esler, Stale of New York, dated Octoher 2lilh, Gordon Crai Siio droppod her head and began to were no marks of Identlllcation on bis llllO, and recorded in the licKifiler of Deed's sob. clothes. He was linriod unknown, but ollice for InKhnni C(ainty, MiehiKau, on Octo her 'JOth, litlll, in lilier Kll ot iiiortKiiKes, on •^j Randall Parrish "Oil, no, no! I am not," she repliod tlie Inl'orinanl claimed to have visited lisKc 2S.|, upon which niorlKiiKe thoru la now Soldier of Fortune trenibliiigly. "1 am such a coward. tbo morgue, viewed Iho body and claimed to lie due the Bum nf .? 122.11, con- BisliuK of $.'100, princliml, san.iifi interest, and You cannot know the terror 1 have states' piisliively llio dead man was SSS.'Ifi liidance of amciunt paid for taxes, nnd fell." I'hilip." Intercat thereon, on Ihe inortKaKo lands, anil no suit at law hi.'vinir lieen lirounht to re "Of course. Hut my being here makes ".•\iiil-aiid yon Ibliik-lidl me whal cover said sum of money, notice is Klven that a dil'ferenceV" y(>M. believe. Gnnbin rraig." hy virtue of the power of sale contained in Bidd nKM'lKaKe, the Buliscriher, said morUtacee, "Always," she c(Mife.ssed frankly. " (Continued Next Week.) will i^etl nl inihlic luudlon, and to the liiKliest "Soniebow I can never lie afraid with liidder, on Saturday, tho Srd day of OcKihcr, l'()-l)o-|ja.v llaiiislies I'iiiifdes niM, at nine o'elocic in the forenoon of said you. I'.iii-bnt what shall wo do day, at Ihe north front entrance to the City now?" Dad hlood, pimples, hoadaohcs, IJII- Hall huildlMi;, on West Ottawa Street, in the "I hardly know what to .put yon at. lousness, • torpid iivor, constipation, City of LansiiiK, and State of Michittan, (that etc., eomo from indigestion. Take heini; one of tlie places where the Circuit Oh, yt^s! \\i.'\-^ Is a tin, and yon can To - Do - Lax thc» pleaKiint and abso Court for Ihe Ciainty of JiiKhiim is lielil), the ball oiil this waler slushing about in lamis deaorihed in said morlKUKe, or such part lutely sure laxative, and you won't tliereof as aliall he neceaaary to satisfy Baid the bottom. 'I'liat will lie valuable suffer from a deranged stomach or inortKiiKe dclit, with intcreat thereon at seven service." per cent per annum, tojretlier with all letiai other troubles. It will tone uji tho coats, that is to say, a parcel of land in tlio "What will yon do?" liver and inirify the hlood. Use it (!lity of IjaiisiiiK, County of liiKhain and State "I!ig lip the .sail the best 1 can in regularly and you will slay well, of MiciilKiin, (iescrilicd as, tho West two (2) rods of lot (1), and the Kast two (2) I'OIIB tho (lark. There Is tiroeze enough lo have clear complexion and steady of lot twelve (12), in lilncic forly-nine (•1(1), give lis some headway and ship tlie nerves. Get a 50e bollle today. of Baid City of I.aaainK, accordinK to thu rudder." Money hack if not siitislied. All recorded pint thereof. Copyright. I9I2, by A. C. McClurg 6 Co. druggists. "Uo yon know which direction to Dated, Lnnainc, .Inly filh, ISIM. "WaTil, sail". I ain't no sailorman CUACK It. bACY, MnrtKauce. "I (liiiiK- I've Kill your iiiiiiiber," I steer?" The News Jl.OO Per Y'ear. C. P. & K. 'P. Hammond, Atlorneya for myself—no. sah-biit do second mate JlorlKHKee. lluainess Addresa, LansiuK, Mieh- ttiiiil IUIMIIV. ".Vot now, but I have a compass in iKim. 2Swl3 lie done JIDIIII It nut (lis niohnln' when my pocket. .\ norlheasi course would "Yon'vi.' ),'
in tills village on Labor day, Mon FIFTY DOLLARS iMosui/r i\ DicrAiij. day, September 7. Tlio first game Is to 1)0 divided at the ICatnn County t DANSVITiLK MOWS. will be belv/een Dansville ami Rives Fair, Seiit, 2i)-H0, Oct, l-U, You want Votes Cast at the I'lJiiiiiry lOlectloii Junction, Tlie second game between Lust Weolt. Munitli and the winner of tlie first your share of it. Of course you do. game. All the teams participating The two Clinrlotl:e banks—the I'^'lrst Na In the report here given tlio re l^red Corwiii was in WiUliiniston tional blink ;uid the ICatoii County Sav liisl SiiUirdiiy. put up a good game and lliose who sults are only upon the Republican Get Our Special Prices attend aro assured of witnessing a ings bank—have Joined the great move ticket, and on llio ollice of register of l\1rs. Cioo HorLon of Olcoinos is first-class article of ball playing with ment tor the bettei'inciit of farm con homo on a visit. deeds on Democratic ticket, on Pro lots of excitement. Games called ditions. They olTor $50 as premiums gressive ticket there were no con •OIN- The h, T. L. hoid a picnic at Thos, promptly at i:?Al p. m, in the fore on corn, to be divided lis follows; tests. Hanna's hist Thursday. noon Mason R, F, D, mail carriers V'lCI.LOW DE.NT. WHTTIO DISNT. Alaiedoii. Mrs. i\lary Drigga lias boon quite will play tlie IDansvillo bunch, $12 llrst tV2 nr.st Governor, Martlndale •!, Ellis 2, side tlio past ftiw days, Frank Osborne and family visited 7 .sei;oiul 7 second Oaborn }^,, Groosbeck I, Linton 10. Dr. Alnxaiulnr of Holt was in at Wirt Mllner's Sunday, 4 llilnl , •) tlilrrl Lieutenant governor, Dickinson i:i, town Olio day lust woolc. Clare Ijayhoe has gone to Lansing 2 fourth 2 tuiii'Lli Ciirts !), Hoinenian 7. Congressman, Cliarlio Oshorno of .lackson was to work in a barber shop, All entries to bo of ton oars. All Ivelloy ;!0. Senator, Thompson Ifi, Knee homo a few days last week. • L, V, Benjamin will enter M, A. C, corn entered will be distribiitod for Foster .17. Rijpresonlative, Clark 2(1. Luo Waltz of Munitli was a guest when llio fall term opens, seoil griilis to tliiisn entering the con Sheriff, Blizzard 7, Carpenter 6, of Mi.SK Lulu Stefl'y Sunday. Elmer Simons commenced his test. Distriluilioii will be niiide at the Cllno IS, Nott 2. Clerk, Allen 2;i, Mrs. l\rao Powers coninioncod her school Monday at the Dennis, Graham I). 'I'reasurer, Lane 27. Reg Miss Edna lUtclile is spending a l'"'nrinors' institute, Jan. 20 and 2L ister, Donsinore 22, Price 2, Roso- school Monday at the Phillips. IDl"). Tlu'so preniiums nru entirely Boys' few days at i^aiisiug on a visit, crance 7, Robson 2. Prosecutor, Pant Ijloyil Gaylord and wife of Detroit woro in town a few hours Sunday. H. W, lleinliart and family are sopariito from tlnwe offered iiy the I'irown 20. Commissioners, McLean Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sutiin visited making a two weeks' visit at Detroit, Fair Hooioty. Separiito entries will be in, Boice 22. Coroners, I^almor LS, at itev. A. '1'. Cam burn's last week. J, Koeiie, and daughter Frances rei|Uiro(l to be made by tlio.se compet Salisliury 15, Lango !). Surveyor, Frank M. Otis of i^anslng Is taking visiled at Lansing the past few days, ing for these pronilniiis. Robl) 2S. Drain commissioner, a vacation and is at C, 10. Sawyer's. Mrs, M, Farnliam and her father, Doane M, Graliam K. Vetter -t, Rogers •!. Suits K. C. Daklu and wife of Lansing Lewis Wolverloii, are away on a wero in town last Saturday and Sun visit, .'Xui'idiiis. day. Mrs, Pearl ICarrell and daughter of Grand Rapids aro visiting this Martlndale 2!), Elli,s I, Osborn -11, Clias. Cavender of Stockbrldge was Groosbeck ,'!, Linton -I, Dickinson in town Sunday and a few days be week at Jas, Haylioe's, f *,^jdkf<'_ SHIRT U/AISTS Clyile ilowlett and wife, Chas, A, ;i;!, Curts 28, Hoineman 12, Kelley sides. on, Thompson 57, Foster 20, Clark Wert Molt and family of Saginaw Forns, wife and son Guy wore camp ing last week at liruin lake, 6,1, Blizzard :!0, Cline 28, Nott 2;j, visited at S. S. Holt's a few days last Carpenter M, Allen •12, Graliam 36, week. 'I'lie JNIissos Winifred and Von la .Mlliier visited friends and relatives Lane TLS, Robson S, Price 3, Dens- Mrs. C. i\f. Young is In Cliicago more iJ7, Rosecrans ,'>, Burns 7, buying iier fall and winter stock of at Mason and Lansing last week, W, W. Ainionil and wife, C, 13. Brown (ill, lioico An, McLean 'II, millinery. Lango 2 5, Palmer -17, Salisbury 2S, BARRY E. NEELY CoUard and wife and iMrs, H, K. Col- Miss Lena Strong and Dorothy Uobb 52, Doane 2fl, Graham 46, have boon spending a few days at lard attended a reunion of the Col- Vetter 5, Itogers 6, iM«M*M#M«M»..*t.«»a.4..«..».ft.^.*..a..«..«M»«t»»l<«*'«**«»*>*«"***«>>«>