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Hleuirh M K Loue VOi.rME XXV—NO. 7 li, 1913. QmXKXAS A TBAB VRLE■ - ___ A toini «Miih Mvrr kas aayi E8CIPE ^ WkB HLEUirH ^ nodUac ffir hi» lawa la iMipl 'ibr gwva. A BMa atia^ai |towa fatalitaa tiba earfitt ■•TAnL ■o mHMi aa to kava aa tiaa bttalaa» la ghm la tka aitr Mt^Al. PMPLI WILL LIW WL &om aal athwitlBa la artrtaa tka ______ baaraa. Tka aaM oko la palltaa haak Arlalaa oa tka pakUn aatarprlaa tkrowa kaa- MaTTMT to tka ^ "Ma arka la Our ‘*Whu k MU SKUHiaiHH I « M I MB ^ (0 bowllaa kaailtaMa priatkii tka fka- tkto Mmm fm M yauru smd Mr. aial I tkiia. tka II to I UMra light. bMug bOTU aad Juaia* aU Hu wsm k» oMMt tka eania^ U1 U fours oM. iW k lik i Ikn Taa 1 M Tb tkraara lalo wurkluc fkr his tti aueb a paaltiaa tkat It waa uaaMa to CMM to 9L luova wklek «paa aary laaky for tka oarupaata af kM oaavlaaa. Tkay wara aad tbsn cams ta Mrt Bbiub . Wtak., ■ loda^ In tka top of tka raklcla ua* Tks oaateot will DMPLAT WIHMIW. Saturday algkt, ak t abla to oooapa. Tka wkola tkrae la* Trsisuvaa. Hs waa la Wmt Haiua tPi* W. R. Oagood. uadsrtaksr aad fu^ calved badly brolaai a ko aldara aad atx ysurs aad tkaa mm ta Tala. MMk. P. 0L nltuiw daalar of tkla city, haa rsraodsl- made auak aa tka aalartloa of jaipp^ elbowa The aaoMaat oc curred tka where be srorksd ter HaMni Biwu. sd bis display wtadow lato a rsry otbar aide of OaboraHi oocaara. N.IML fAIPWLL Am lAMU etc. Tka Jiidgas will ba tkrae la Notbittc but bad waatber atop for I& ysara. Wklls at Tals ka taak modem affair. It haa three auMll ^ CllDUm afSj of®IIUlowlII^*but "Sie ^ fwit hlu clUsaaaklp papora. her. They will be mea at tka mp BtHflB THB HAPTr mOFLB. Preach wladows aad Is llshted with s beet ataadlac. men who are ab osu ra> being the inoel eucceaaful «ae in tka ________ ...___ i . Prom Yale, he nast Jauraspa d to Al­ prism shower. It Is very ftae and w. — « .k ____ * little dlnerant tboa tbe animal proach. and whose dadaloa la tkla ^b a cJS tr '“*• ‘* “‘' ma. where hs stafod tor tear yaars. has the desired effect aad does not tsad working for Will MllkaaB. la ibireh race will be accepted wftkout qaaM jin the leaat to destroy the light In tlon.__ The rootestnnts_________ should muiU. loaa and apace aa ibere la tkla ThI “J* *?? ^ Camp- 1909. Mr. Zsvitc aad (lao. Stasrek so- ithe furniture room. The Ides fw thei^ the cMtest'otece aa early'as year. Krom every aectlon of the coun- **•* ' *** ' Harold Bower were united tered Into i>artnersklp aad bars alaoe window was an original one of *** ’• I «»’clock Saturday .pight. so that you m ramtf aaaurancea of splendid o*bi- i "wirrlago laat eveninc at tbe eouductrd the Sanitary Maat Maikst. Osgood's. Mia c>l stM-a. grain, vegetablee. fruit “‘"P . ***^ i bride s borne three miles north of thin may have time to deposit jrour vuO- Mr. Zavlu Is a ssif-mads BMa sad HUB PAuT^irW' PIAIMM* Ii^Ld^'S^^Inro'clII'k. doom will bs has risen by his own skorts. Hs has _____ ___ _____ ________ If you do not florai Mail »lll be filled to overflow- ““ l««*>b'^- i-rformad the reremooy. The wed- never asked for s job aad haa asrer lias arrived, and we are now prepar- )rour eertlftcates before hosr loa --------------------- 'ding waa s quiet home affair only tbe been Idle. ed to show yxvu the very newest de- The free attractions. conslaUng of HlTri’klM* TO WHOOPI!V4« I’OrOH.. liiimedisic relatives being present. signs in artistic, high grade Instru ­ Isid sway any special reoelpu yon aa«i eels dally by Capt. Pickard's xhc Infant aon of Mr. and Mrs. Ross I dainty refreshments were served af- ments We have seven different bad iNMit be looking them up at ones. Tralncd Seals and Sea Laona and two <-omell died at the home of the lat- •'*»' ceremony. The borne was RK'nrRNN Til PROFENHIMN. inakee to select from and our prices Make sure they are where you can ter acta dally by Itoi'hetta and Wilson, ter's sister. Mrs. Herman Moon-. The Ix'nutlful with Its decorations of as- Dr. Fredeiirk Howard Geland. who are tbe lowest offered hy any iiuslc yo„r hand on them, make doubly arrf>bat*. arc very high class. haby had been Hck for some time ***d ferns. The bride was very SI.JOWBCniZEl gave up the prartlre of dentistry be ­ house we know of. If you pay More,,b„, j^^y box at the WidncMiay sill be a big day for the whooping rough and .Sept. 1» the ' ••*-<'«mlngly gowned In white. They cause of ill-health a tew years ag«) eiiu-wiiere. you are simply wasting uetor- nine o'clock Sat- Mii.dnii and tor lue old pioneers. All lutie one surrumhed to the disease, ^ere unattended. returned to hie profession and m..ne>. for we know that our gooite |>o not mla- •f the M h«Mils of the county will be fj,,. fimentl ^er^lcea wen- held Frl- Miss <’nmpl>e|I ia a very fine young <i|i< nod a mndertily ♦•♦iu Ipihm I otl'c*- at arc ;is nearly perfect us human skill understand this warning as ws do •iosfd wik I tUe <'hildren and teachers ,i;iy aftofTKarn and the baby was laid laity and has won mail) friends In I’cter Smith luiililing. While can make them. We al— carry u m K Loue complete line of >ewlng machines. In- will all hav. free tickets on that day. rest In the linplaln cemetery. Rev. st. Johns and vicinity ithe graduut- '♦♦■king health ti> niiidoor work. Dr. Tim Jmlges will commence their Th. i u-ne. r- .in urged to bring or Kandall oUM-lailng The tloral offer- .-d from the .qt. Johns high school ♦ luding tin 'New Home" ind new work imtiu-diately after the last coo- MI'V tiKOKMM IHHAPPKtBS YBIIl l>-lan«l wtts engageil in the iheairlcul Si III! in an> olu relics they may have, mgs wer- l•eaul^ful. The little one with high honors In the class of '«'• and news|tu|M ‘r busin#‘ss. traveling 'Fr^-^-. ' <’<ime In and I -f ur sb-iw j, tanis have mad^ their settlements kti> who iiaxe relics which they can- ii-avi to otim for It a father, it-oth- The past four yi*ars she has b»en ;i HYSTIIKIIM'MLT. ahead ♦if s^-v^>ral high-clasf' Ihi-alrical vou thi- superior quality of our >.o«ids and the liallot Mox has been closed a«:*> ii<t ur i<nng in. will kindly iiott- r and llilb broth**r. MMi'cessful teacher. twc» years «»f C. (• W'ARNKi:. Tlo- rac^- right now is one of the .•nolurtliins for a fi-w s^-asons anti 7wl Arri»ss from flu- St^-el f|«it>-| ty th« ►•trciurv und an cfTort will be which Were ^pt•nt In her h<»me dis­ later iM'comiiig a Detroit new.H|»a|H-r prettiest It would |>ossible lo im­ UiMd* to < oiii«' after them. trict. T j-ortcr His muiiv n•■w^pM|♦er and agine and it is certain that among AH xtr.i • !t<»rt i^ being made Lo se- Y.II.Ci. eWES PLIY-IMY .Mr. Mower Is a very estimable FOUL PLAY IS SOSPICKIIIED' lh♦■atrical tri^ tids an- wishing him suc­ till* leaders then- will Iw r^*doiiblliig • iiri .t iar».- bsl ot ♦nines for the young man. and only son of Mr. and cess on his return to profe-sional m omHNS SILO of ♦•fforts lo hold fast to their posi ­ kor.-t rat ♦•^ which will be held on Mrs. F. .M. Mower residing about two practice. — Detroit Journal. tions. Dn th^- other hand there is s T1. ntia> and Friday afternoons. The KTCLIlinWCflmiTYFIW miles north of .St. Johns. He obtain ­ Mr i>*land is the -cn ♦♦f Mr. and ^ great activity .imoog those who are owner- td mall} (net uuett have prom- ed hih itdiicstion in the St. Johns MIHHlKt; MA^ I.IHT HEEN IN DE- Mrs. Wm. I>*laiifl of this city. OF SEPT. not .at the top and who are ambitious is<-(i to l< here with their horses and CHIM>Ki:]« »P nirYTY Wll.l. hive Hchrsils, attending high school for TBIHT HKPT. wTII. to catch up No safe pn-dlrtion Is SO’. t >> r.' t xcitliig racing - an be de- three years after which he remained PINE BEAN CRIIP. fLINTIlN AND IONIA BR.1IN f'OH. possible at this writing as to whether pendiil ii|«>n FINE PBIIHRAH. at home to assist his father on the Fhiyd Durkee se|ect#-d a stalk of ■INMIlkMHItM MAKP MIMkH dAI F priie and tbe proud title of I hi fair i^ u Clinton <-oanty inatl- farm. Mr. Mower has purchased the ■ IfWIOlfBNk MAHB WNfD JIAGt. ‘ Mtist Popular Child" will go to Sutton au<i every loyal cituen of this WenI There After Aa Aa lsmehMr iteons from a 12 acre held that had ------------ district .No. I or district No. 2. ite It laine farm, two and one-half miles X3 pode and 397 perfect beans He UDimty should give It his hearty sup- Meforc- our ancestors reached a north........ of„. this ...city, where he will take Three drains, the Felghtllng.
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