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VOL. LVI MASON. MICH.. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1914 NO. 52

MASON MAUKirrs. onl{ISTMAS (JIIMI'VI'I.\(JS. Wheat ?:1.12 to $1.M, rye ?1.00, Christmas Greetings are as old as J. l[ I EVERETT'S good dry corn 70c, oats ISc, clover i the Christian era itself, seed $0 to $8, lieans ?2.30, potatoes Yet every year tliey arc as frosli, 25c, eggs :nc, butler 27c, cattle 5c to and inspiring, and line as the greens VIJOMI.MINT IILSI.M-ISS MAS MMMM^T Cash Grocery 7c, hogs $G.2S, veal calves 7c, Iambs of lioily and evergreen tliat liave al­ von Late Thoughts ways typilled Clirlstmas. QUAi{TKI{ or tlKNTUISY 25 lbs. Moss Hose Flour W>c 5c to 7c, sheep 2c to IP/jC. Christmas greetings, if the lioart Rosd Bud Flour «<>« \EWS IV niUEP. goes Willi Iheni, help to thaw out tlie Gold Modal Flour «Sc Ice in wliicli a year of business has 25 lb. Henklo's Broad Flour «3c .lackson K. Elmer was born at Tuesday was the sliorlest day in frozen us. Salt Pork, per, lb 17c llie year. It's good for lite liearl. It's also Itidgoway, Orleans county, N. Y., Bacon, per lb aac good for business, since it prepares May 12, IS'IO, and died at his home for Nice Dairy Butler, lb aSc For sale, piano reasonable price. us to start another year of business in this city Dec. 16, UlM. He was Xmas Gifts Washington Corn Flakes, pkg...lOc I. .]. Kellogg. Willi a more luiman viewpoint. 1 want your butter and eggs. Con­ the son of Philo and Susan ti. Elmer. 'i'he Daptist Sunday school will And the yearly bustle ot the His father died when he was but sult me before soiling. Remember elect odicers no.\l Sunday. Clirislnias rusli is good because it 1 bave cholera cure for cblcUcns. brings us up under tlie wire with a two years of age. The family moved Nothing can supply these thoughts Born, Dec. 1.S, an eight-pound son nourish. Such a hurry-up (Inish to Michigan in 1853 and .settled in GEO. H. LEVERETT. to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Prince. gives us quickening assurance for tlie the township of Home, Lenawee coun­ like Jewelry CSolli I'liones. If this weallior continues a few year to come, ty, where he received his early edu­ days tlio ice harvest will begin. Head Dickens. Dickens was a great cation in the district schools of his lover of Chri.slmas and his tales of township. Being in a .largo ineas- Tlie niolliors' pension act is costing rollicking Christmas merriment will We can help you out with a choice Ingham county about $5000 this give anybody the Cliristmas spirit. selection Entered nt the Post Ofllcc, Mnaon, year. iiB accond-claiia iniittur. And that's what you want—the Mason Iteynoids has traded his 80- Christmas spirit. . Don't consider IPubll.licd every Thnr»diiy by acro farm on section 2 5, Vevay to Christmas merely as a time of por- A. L. HOSE. Del. Ward for Lansing properly. functory gift-giving. Get the Clirist­ Come any time. We are ready to wait mas spirit. Let Christmas be a well- Dr. Geo. C. Moody of this city has spring of refreshment to your tired upon you. TEKMS. been appointed as a federal live and thirsty soul. On. Yenr, $1.00; ilx month., CO cent.Mhrc. slock inspector for this section. month., 3S cent.. To all our good friends and cu.s- A large shipment of vacuum clean­ tomers we wisli the merriest kind of ADVEUTISING KATES. ers just received. .Tust the thing for a Merry Christmas and a good New Our lidvcrtlBlnK riitc. mndc known at oBlco. a Clirlstmas present. F. W. Webb. * Year that will make tliem wax large DunlncB ciirdn $1 u lino per year. in prosperity. Ford Aseltine BuHlne.B locula five cent. i>er line ench nnd Regular communication of Mason «very Insertion. We wish we could carry this mes­ Miirrlnne. birth «nd doiith iioticei free. Lodge No. 70, F. & A. M. Wednes­ sage to you in person, and give it to ure dependent upon his own resour­ m KeBolutionB of rcsiiccl curd of thiinkB, etc., day evening. Doc. SO. Work in E. A. you in the form of a jjood old-fash­ ces he early learned the trade of a Ave ccntB ii line. degree. ^ ioned hand clasp. We believe in carpenter and was for a time a car- The Christmas Money Club at The Cliristmas and we want everybody tractor and builder. Before reach­ Business Cards. First .Slalo &. Savings Bank clo.ses else to believe in it. ing the years of his majority he came Doc. 2S. .Secure your membersliip be­ to this county and assisted his half- ATTOIINHV. fore then. * YOUI{ OlM'OltTUNITY. brother, Lyman W. Raker, to build one of the llrst frame liousos erected i'",l,I.I';Y & KlCI.I.l'-.V. I,ftwvi'.i-s, MO-liOali- L. L. Slaght of tills city lias ac­ in Hie lownsliip of Alaiedon. land lliiililliiK, l.iinsiiiK, .Mii:li. :»l-1.'l A few more days to join the For the Entire Family K cepted a position as traveling sales­ Sept. 7, ISfil, .lackson K. Elmer man for tlio Omega Separator Co. of Christinas Money Club. Come in and it. McAliTlUJit, Allornny M I-aw, Mii- talk it over. First State & Savings enlisted in Company M of the .Id Father, mother, and the children, all co-operating to L. Kon, Mluli. l.,ansing. Bank. * Michigan Cavalry and at the organ­ make sure of a big happy Christmas. That's what has Now wo liave fair sloigiling, the ization ot Hie company was made been going on in many Mason homes the past year. RNHMOltH, K A,, iiMiiriiiiy III. law, Ma- sergeant. This regiment loft the soil, Midi. snow of Sunday night and Jilonday D bringing llio old time appearance of jyiai sw'A.v. state under the command of Lieut- And now each member of the family has received a Col. Uobl. H. G. Minly, bearing upon Christmas check from the First State & Savings Bank. A. Itl'^.ltd.MAN. Ailoriiuy and Cdiiiisuidi' Cliristmas. Again dealii has called a sturdy , at iIIVM4;i,\N.S. throughout, along with other im­ moted to tlie responsible position of the foundation for college educations, special books or provements. been present to help comfort and 1st Lieut, and Adjutant ot liis regi- il. I'MiKl'.I.ANil, M. I). Gi'iicnii pnic- care for him during his last illness. meiit. He was mustered out and other articles. Often their savings will be the nucleus . tli'ii, Willi special atliMitinn lo disiiiisiis See my new arctics with knee high He was one of the pioneers of the honorably disdiargod .lune G, 18G5, Oof wimiiiii 1111(1 cOilidri'ii. OHicii, Siiulli Main for a little business of their own. stroi't. uroiind lluor. llinii'S-Si;IK) tiiliioOa. ni, lop, for boys and girls. This is the township in which he was born, his having to his credit three years and IKK) U):i:OUiiii. 0. Woliliorvllie. Boll phone. . of 54 to 12, This building is to re­ for several terms. Mr. Elmer's ac- Fancy Mixed Nuts, per lb 18c place the one recently burned. the play. "At the End of the Rain­ tlvles were more numerous than most ENUV KURTZ, export EnKltsb and Gor­ bow," th^t' nothing but praise was FOR SALE—a year old gelding,, No. 1 English Walnuts, lb aSc H man aucMonoor. Katlsfactlnn Kiiarnii- men engage in, but it has been said toed Address Leslie I'ark, l.'anslnK. Oltlzons The supreme, court handed down heard. The parts were admirably weight 1100, good, to work single or Brazil Nuts, per lb 15c a decision Saturday in favor of the of him that he never made a failure phono, •• '.. cast, and where all so ably represent­ of any enterprise in which he ventur­ double, free" and clever. Will make Filberts, per lb. 18c Michigan Power Co. The city of ed the characters assigned them any price right. Terms if desired. Phone =P Lansing had endeavored to prevent ed. He has been in failing health Salted Peanuts, per lb 10c, individual mention would be unjust for over a year and his demise was 38 1-3, Dansville. A. Hedglen. Best Malaga Grapes, per lb... .SOc CARD OP THANKS—We wish to the company furnishing light and that did not include the entire cast. sincerely thank our friends and power without a renewal of fran­ not unexpected. California Layer Figs, lb 20c . Some pleasing musical numbers were . FOR SALE—^New milch cow. Fred Package Figs, per pkg 10c neighbors for the kind assistance chise. The supreme court aflirmed given between acts by a quartette The funeral was held at the family £lven and flowers sent us during our the flndings of the circuit court. residence on Friday last at 10;30 a. Hines, Mason. 49-3-p Sunkist Seeded Raisins, pkg.... 12c composed of Miss Mildred Hunter, NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING— -Heinz's Plum Pudding, pkg... .30c recent bereavement, Mrs, Geo, Wi Miss Merle Madden, Ralph Adams m. The house was filled with sym­ Mesier, Newton B. Woods, Fred M. Arctics for the whole family, one pathizing neighbors and friends. The The Annual meeting of the Farmers Heinz's Mince Meat, can 20c to four buckle. Six inch leather top and Stanton Ellett, with Mrs. Ellett Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Heinz's Sweet Pickles, doz 10c Woods, Mrs. W. L, Lambert, Jas. M. at the piano. The city band contrib­ service took the form of a memorial. Woods, Chas. S. Woods, Hazel J.' rubbers for the boys, 12 inch for,the A. J. Hall, cashier of the Farmers Ingham county will be held at the McLaren's Pimento Cheese, pkg. 10c men. J. A. Cortright. ' •" uted to the pleasure of the evening Bank, spoke feelingly of Mr. Elmer's court house in the city of Mason on Michigan Cream Cheese, lb 22c Woods. with their numbers;, The production A. M. Starmont, former chief of relations with the bank with which Monday, January 18, 1915, at 10 Oysters, solid meats, quart SOc was staged by M. D. Graham and he Had been associated since its re­ o'clock a. m. An opportunity will he Oyster Crackers, lb .8c CARD OF THANKS—We wish to police in Lansing, but who had been showed the effects of thorough drill­ given to amend the charter. F. H. express our thanks to pii'r. friends and living on his farm near WebberviUei organization in 1891—had been a di­ Marachino Cherries... 15c, 25c, 40c ing. The class realized a nice bal­ rector for many years and for eight Field, Secy. 51w5 Jello; ass'd flavors, pkg 8c neighbors for the kindness and sym­ died Sunday afternoon at Sparrow ance for their treasury. pathy given us during the sickness hospital. He came to Lansing last years had served as vice president, Cranberries, quart 10c... .3 tor 25c fllling both positions at the time of his NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS of Ing­ and death of our father, for' the Thursday to attend a social meeting George Smith and Mrs. Nellie Mc- Olives, stuffed and plain music and songs furnished by Mrs. of the Elks, but was taken ill and death; After years of close business ham township: I will be at the town 10c, 15c, 25c, 500 Cormick, both of Dundee, Yates relationship Mr. Hall pronounced hall on Friday, Dec. 4, 1914, and Bell and Mr. Longyear, the pastor that night was stricken with paraly- county N. Y., stole a march on their Grape Fruit, bright and fresh... .5c him a man of strict Integrity, fair every Wednesday and Friday until Oranges, Calif, navals, doz SOc for his sympathizing^.words, for the 8iS.'•^ ••]"'•' .•'•"•'.•,'• friends by coming to Mason and be­ beautiful flowers and the !t Steele and upright in all his dealings, a suc­ Jan. 10, 1915, to receive taxes at one Spanish Red .Peppers, can 10c The Gratiot County-Herald,'pub­ ing married on Wednesday, Dec. 16, cessful man of business. Bros. Post. Mr. Fred McCqm;})..Dan at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Angus per cent. F. L. Miller, Tow;iship Spanish Onions, per lb 5c McComb, Mr, and Mrs. Mark Russell lished dt Ithaca by McCall & McCall, McDonald. The marriage took place D. P. Whitmore followed. His re­ Treasurer. English Walnut Meats, lb...... 70c and family and Ben McComt>! certainly sustains its claim to being at Ave o'clock in the-afternoon. Rev. marks were confined to the fraternal Pecan Meats, per lb. SOc the largest weekly country paper in G. D. Sherman performing the cere­ associations of Mr. Elmer who had FOR SALE—^House and lot and Royal Mint Sauce, bottle.' 20c FOR SERVICE — Chester White the state. The souvenir Christmas mony, using the beautiful and' im­ taken much interest, in the order of one half, on Barnes st. Wm. Eckert. Card Honey, per lb. 20c boar; M. D. Robinson. . , , 51 edition contains 32 pages and is pressive ring service. The bride, Free Masonry, being a member of the Sure-pop Popcorn, pkg 10c.3 for 25c printed upon a new. duplex press. wore a gown of taupe satin with Blue Lodge, Chapter, the Lansing VEVAY TAXPAYERS-1 will be We have a large asspftment of Xmas : CITY TAXPAYERS—I will be at Success seems to.be in the path of the white lace trimmings and carried Commandery and The Mystic Shrin-. at the Farmers' Bank, Mason, Satur­ candles; per pound ... 12c to 40c the Farmers' Bank Tuesday, Dec. 8, Herald, and it deaerves Ur Vvi: ..V i American Beauty roses. Those pres­ ers of Grand Rapids. Mr. Whitmore day, Dec. 5, 1914, and every Satur­ and every Tuesday during.December i ThiBibody of Mrs. Mciry May-Garr ent were Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, arid spoke most impressively of the vir­ day following, lip to Jan.' 9i:1915, and January S and Si-.to r'eceive;^Bxea'.i ben: wais; brought to -Mason from Len­ Esther Mosher, Mrs. Mary Stroud of tues of his,friend and closed with the and at .Rolfd's store;.' Eden, Friday, Geo. ;Deuel;N;treaBurer. •'t'v'-::':^'<$f.•);'':.awe e county • Tuesday morning • for Lahslng and Mrs, A. Bruce, Ball, ot •remark that a good Mason mUst of Deoi" 18, 1914,. and; Fridaiy; Jan. 8, burial'in Maple Grove cemetery. A Charlevoix. Mr; Snilth; is a cousin necessity be a good man. Mr. Elmer' 1915, to receive taxes at , one per cent. V. B. Douglas, Treasurer. 48-4 WOOD FOR SALE—Rail wood, al­ short service, was held at the gravel of Mrs. McDonald and.Mrs. Stroud, was a good man. so green beech and maple, iCordie Mr. and Mrs. Horace, May lived for and has visited here several times In, Rev. G. D. Sherman based his re­ Happy New Year Barker.,;; Bell phone 504 R22.:; , years west of thlS; city on the Colum- past years. ' Mrs. Smith is editor and marks upon the scripture, "As thy REGISTERED O. I. C. BOAR FOR blaroad, but ot late her home had publisher. of the« Dundee Observer, day, so shall thy help be." The en­ Service at Russell farm one ^ mile FOR' SAtiE-r-Hampsbire, pigs; both been In Tipton, where, • slhice the and after the dewly wedded couple tire service was in every feature help­ north of court house,' deathofiMr.Garber; she: had lived have visited here and In Iowa they ful and comforting. The floral of. with hisr son, Silas Mayir She, was a, will-return to Dnudee, where Mrs. teringswerie numerous and beauti­ ALAIEDON -TAXPAYERS—I will G,lThorburniGrdcer FOUND^A ladles pluiih cape^ with member of the-Baptist oHuroh. ,The Smith' will continue her newspaper ful. The burial was on the family be at the town hall on Fridays and red sweater .wrapped ltiBtde,ldund in dedeMed.lS^sut^lved by:a.iion 'and: work and Mr. Smith; will care tor lot In Maple Grove. The active bear­ at the Farmers' Bank on Saturdays BOXHraM>NBS rda^'ieiiiit^ot'town Tuesday; jft Now Slit two ^daughters;;'Miss Oeleirtl^J^ thelrlMM^^!;^::f:;0:;^[W^ ^Arthur;.Bona,::Mmii(Arthur; Bond, Mills, ana^ooyand Coyr. .•,^-•.•;:;^ Arts/ , treasurer, ir/' ' •49-4t ,; The News 91>00 f er TeM. iifeillilte^® jiiiiiiliilsl^ •:, INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 24, 1914

gent legislation and diplomatic nego­ A MICHIGAN COMPLAINT. tiation. If home markets are desirable and TWIiNTV VEAKS AflO. I've got a letter, parson, from my NEWS OF THE STATEJ.C.FINGERL E Published at Mason every Thursday advantageous, as they obviou.siy are, son; It's tucked here in my vest, morning by let us retain them tor American pro­ An' my ol' heart Is heavy as an anvil Would License House Cat, Plumbers and Tinners ducers by aTiirilT admittedly for Pro­ in my breast. AIJIIUIIT L, IIOSIO Extracts from llles of the News 20 MARQUICTTK, MICH. — The It tection. years ago this week: To thing the.boy whose tutur' I had once so proudly planned censing of domestic cats, already in- Supply House If foreign markets are advisable dcrsed by the .Michigan Audubon so­ MOST IMIAClOrUL NATION IN TIIM and advantageous, as they clearly A little two years old daughter of Should wander from the path o' right \VO|{lil>. and surely are, let us retain them Mr. and Mrs. W, B. Weeks was bur­ an' come to sich an end! ciety, the Lansing Cat league and Bath Tubs, Lavatories, Sinks (all and enlarge them for our American ied last Thursday. I told him when he left us, only three many woman's clubs of the state, pro­ kinds), Water Closets, Water Is Askfil by I'Vce-Ti'tidi'i's (o I'ay it manufacturers by reciprocity treat­ Married, last evening, Mr. Walter short years ago. hibition of the use of pump guns in Will' Tav (if a IIIIIKIICII Million ies. Uice of Toledo and Miss Ida Laycock He'd llnd himself a-plowin' in a killiiig water fowl, removal of bounty Heaters, Ran!,'cs, Boilers, Bath Dollars. A Tariff for revenue only has prov­ of Alaledon. Congratulations. mighty crooked row— Room Suiiflrics, Wroujjlit ard A dressed hog weighing 500 pounds from English sparrows and prohibl- en to bo a Tariff for insudlclont rev­ He'd miss his father's counsel, an' tior. of shooting game birds from au- enue only. Is displayed at J. N. Thorburn's his mother's prayer, too; Steel Water Pipe and Fittings William II. lloai'Ht In Chlciigo Amer­ toniobiles are four subjects on which ican, Sopl. 20. A Tariff for pudlclous Protection market this week. A line specimen, But he said the farm was hateful, an' (all sizes and kinds). would prove a Tarilf for suflicient too. he guessed he'd have to go, opinion varies widely, as shown by The mo.st peacol'iil nation in the revenue as well. ' Married, December 15, at the Pres­ the letters which arc pouring into the world IK to be asked to pay a war tax If a frank policy of judicious Pro­ byterian parsonage, by Kev. ,1. Cll/.be, I know there's big temptation for the department in connection with the TINNERS SUPPLIES of a hundred million dollars. 'Phe tection Intolllgenlly coupled with Hiram Brown and Maggie iM. Barr, youngster we have missed. recommendations to the legislature in reciprocity wore adopted by the Dem­ both of Leslie. But I bellved our Billy had the cour­ Roofing;, Eavc Trouffhinj*, Gal- United States Is not at war, and Is Fred Berlch of Lansing was con- the biennial report of William H. not in reallly a sufferer from the ocratic IJarly, the business men of age to resist; OiitPfi, state game, fish nnd forestry vani'/ed and Black Slicet Iron, America could proceed confidently •victed of selling vonslon within the An' when he left I warned him o' tlie Kuropean war. and competently to take advantage of prohibited time and was lined $fi0.n, everwait'n' snares. warden. Sheet Tiji, Sheet Copper, Sheet The nocossily for this tax is not their present unexampled opportuni­ including costs. That you lind like hidden sarpints in .Toseph Bentley of Wheattleld says Zinc, Sheet Iron Stove and Fur­ created wholly by the war In i'Jiiropo, ties. lifo'.s pathway everywbcres. he saw frogs out hopping about on But Bill he promised faithful to be Ingham Liquor Fund Probe Secret. nace Pipe and Klbows (all sixes). or even mainly by the war. They would know that those op­ LANSING, MICH. — Several of- portunities and advantages would the :t7th day of December. keerful an' allowed The deficit in the Income of the not be temporary but permanent. The school house in the Mains dis­ He'd build a reputation that'd make fleers of the Lnnsing Brewing com­ United States Government is due They could build factories, not to trict near Wllliamston burned early us miglity iiroud; pany were witnesses in the ".Tohn See My Display of Furnaces Inst Thursday morning. All its con­ partly to the reduction in the amount operate for the period of a war last­ But it seems as if my counsel sort o' Doc" proceedings brought by Prose­ tents were lost. faded from his mind. They arc ripht. of the imports into Ibis country, but ing only a few months, but lor per­ cutor Mayden in- an effort to punish iods of years, guaranteed by the fo.s- At the raflle at .1. N. Smith's last An' now the boy's in trouble of the also largely to a reduction of tlie tax Monday evening, W, L. Clark, E. Cul­ semebody for the contributions to the Let me fif,nirc with you on your lering care of a wise and farseolng very wuslest kind. wo( fund last spring. The lienrings upon Imports Into this country. Government. ver nnd Will Mead hold the lucky arc secret, in the nature of a grand wants. 'I'lie reduction in the amount of There would then be no need for numbers for a suit of clothes and Ills letters conic so seldom that I the imports the party in power at contlnuul levies of new taxes. Nelson Rouse drew a pair of jiants. somehow sort o' knowed jury Investigation, and nothinjr will be lA/est AsH Street VVaslihigton is not responsible for, There would (ben bo no occasion On next Saturday evening Mr. and That Billy was a-trampln' on a known until all of the testimony has but the reduction in the amount of for parades of iniomployed or busi­ Mrs. Ellery T. Itoyston of Eden will niighly rocky road. been taken. the tax on Imports (he party In pow­ ness proceedings in bankruptcy. celebrate their 2 5th anniversary. A But never once imagined he would J. C. FINGERLE er at Washington is rc^sponslblo for. There would then bo no need of goodly number of friends will make bow my head in slianie. Tlie reduction in tlie amount of foreign wars, oi' such regrettable it a point to be there. We expect to An' In tlie dust'd waller his ol' Grand Rapids Banker Resigns. foreign Imports is not a disadvant­ calamities to others, for us to gleam hear of a liappy occasion. daddy's honored name. ORAND RAPIDS, MICH. — ,Tas. age. On the contrary, it is in many For 15 years D. P. Whitmore has a prosperity which should be natur­ He writes from out in Michigan, tlie R. Wylle, one of the prominent bank­ IF YOU ARE A COFFEE LOVER respects !i distinct benolit to our ally our due. been keeping up an endowment story's mighty short, ers of Michigan, president "of the country. The reduction in the amount With our home markets secured policy in tlie Berk.shlrc life insurance I just can't tell Ills mother. It'll crush of income from lliose imports is ob­ company. Last week it matured and Griind Rapids National City and the CHASE & SANBORN'S through legitimate Protection and licr poor ol' heart; Citj Trust and Savings banks, had to viously a disadvantage, and a dis­ foreign markets obtained through In- Mr. Whitmore took $1,01 !l in clean An' so I reckon, parson, you might tinct disadvantage at this time. cash. That comes good in hard break the news to her— resign his iiositlons because of con­ HIGH GRADE telllgent reciprocity our production times. It would appear, therefore, that would be immense and our prosperity Bill's in the legislature; but he tinued ill heallli. Dudley R. Wallers, the party In jiower in Washington correspondingly great. i Frank If. Williams and Miss Nan- doesn't say what fur. receiver for the Pero Marquette, has COFFEES AND TEAS was not responsible for such benellts with a merchant marine to iietle S. Tripp were married last ev- —Hoy K. Moulton in the Grand been spoken of as his successor. as there are in this present situation, carry our products to all parts of the «""\K; Dec"oc. . 11)19, at the residence ofi DiJ. Rapids News.. but was and is responsible for the disadvantages of the situation. world and a mighty navy to protect • Whl nioro, Uev. ,T. Cllzbe omciat- Abbott to Be Ann Arbor P. M. Will Win our ships and our shores, America '"«• ""^ I^*^'''''!'? ^?'' "• 5'"''^S?"'' Catari'li Cannot Uc Cured ANN ARBOR, MICH. — H. .T. Why cannot the Oemocratlc party could be In the dominant position only immediate friends and relatives frankly confess tlmt its Free-Trade which the enterprise and Intelligence being present. They at once took up with local applications, as they can­ Abbott, one.of the best known Dem­ theories are a nilstalte, have always of its people, if not of its Govern­ their residence at their home on not reach the seat of the disease. Ca­ ocratic politicians in this county and Your Heart proved to be a nilstalco and are now ment, eiitlllo it to hold. North B street, which had been pre­ tarrh is a blood or constitutional dis­ former register of deeds and member proving to bo a mistalte? Why cannot the Democratic party viously furnished. ease, and In order to cure it you must of the Democratic stale central com- Why cannot tlie IDemocratIc party, SOLD ONLY BY abandon Its tliooi'ies which have ,Iay Miliar had a narrow escape take internal remedies. Hall's Ca­ midoe, will be Ann Arbor's next post­ which has many claims upon popular proved false, its policies which have from serious injury last Monday. tarrh Cure Is taken internally, and conlideiice, abandon the visionary While tilling the gasoline stove at his acts directly upon the blood and mu­ master, his appointment having been proved fatal? rp.ccmmeiided to President Wilson by and impracliual policies which will, Why can it not cease forever tax­ home on Lansing street, his clothes cous surface. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is if persisted in, forever deny it popu­ ing our producers, forever restrict­ on the left side became saturated. He not a quack medicine. It was pre­ Congressman S. W. Beakcs. P.J. Greve lar conlldenco and support? ing, restraining and retarding our liglited a niatcli in the usual way and scribed by one of the best physicians Mason, Mich. War or no war, the Democratic production? Why can it not embark in a moment was in llames. The lad In this country for years and is a Customs Officer Drops Dead. Party's policies were proven failures. upon a new and enlightened policy of rushed into the yard, but his motlier regular prescription. , It is composed PORT HURON, MICH. — ,7amo3 Heforo war in iOiiroi)e was declar­ secured a heavy sheet and smothered of the best tonics known, combined Intelligently encouraging our produc­ Aicock, who for the jmst thirty years ed, or even contemplated, the bal­ tion, or adequately transporting our the llames. He was quite badly with the best blood purifiers, acting ance of trade was showing immensely production and of constantly en- burned but Dr. .Tenklns, wlio was directly on the mucous surfaces. The had been in the employ of the cus­ Travel Via Electric Railway ; against this country. Our export larging and retaining the markets called, apprehended no serious re. perfect combination of the two Ingre­ toms department at Sarnia, dropped balance had decreased over a quarter dients is what produces such wonder­ dead while on duty in tlio general of a billion dollars in seven months. for our [iroductioii at home and suits Michigan Unitedf Traction [Co. abroad? According to the olliclal report just ful results in curing catarrh. Send olllces In the post ofllce hnilding. Mr. Ciold was l)elng exported in qiuin- issued by the census bureau Ingham for testimonials free. INTERURBAN SCHEDULE '^ tlly. In tbjs way lie progress and pros­ Aicock was about seventy years of perity for the party, for the Govern­ county has a total population of 3!),- F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Subject to clianse wilhoul, notice. The income tax had proved InsuUi- ()89, to which number Mason contrib­ nge. Heart failure was tlie cause of ment and for the nation, Toledo, Ohio. death. Inell'ecLSept. Ki, IDM. ciont to compensate for the reduction uted 1,7(11 and of this number 1,C32 Sold by druggists, price 75c. In the Tariff revenues. are native Americans, with :12!)!) TRAINS LEAVE MASON Take Hall's Family Pills for con­ FOR JACKSON li^orelgn goods were coming into AIM; YOUK KIDNKV.S WICIJI/.' foreign birth. stipation.—Adv. Saw Amputates Arm. FOR LANSINQ our country, perhaps not in sulllclent ADRIAN, MICH. — While oper­ Locals Llniltod 1,01'als' Liinllud! quantities to raise an adequate gov- Many Mason I'eople Know the Inipor- i'i{i:rAi{ATioN I'oi; WAIL LIGHTING THE COUNTUY UOAl) ating a circular saw on a farm near A. m. A. JI. A. JI. A. M ornniontal revenue under the reduc­ lance of lleallliy Kiilneys. * 5:4!) ed rate of taxation, but certainly in here, I3rnest ITpdyke, aged tliirty- t (i:ll suflicient nuantltios to derive our President Wilson in his message There Is hardly any necessity to ei^bU caught his right (land in the * ();47 (i;58 7;5-> American laborers of employment. The kidneys lilter the blood. took a decided stand against increas­ prove that lighting of this kind is de­ 8:42 8;nr. i):Ol »:52 ing the American army and cast saw The member was completely 10:.|2 10:05 11:01 ll:5-2' American men out of employment 'IMiey work night and day. sirable. Any one who has driven an severed at the wrist. Surgeons were Well kidneys remove impurities. douiit on the effectiveness of any ad­ automobile along a country road at r. Ji, 1'. M. r. SI. 1'. Ji. were p.aradlng the streets. forced to amputate tlic arm near the Weak kidneys allow Imprltios to ditions which we might make to the night knows that it is desirable. Any 12:42 12:05 1:01 1;52' American business men in bank­ navy. He even went so far as to op- elbow because of its lacerated condi­ ruptcy wore putting up tlielr shut­ multiply. one who has driven a farm wagon 2:42 2:05 ;J:0l ;{;52 No kidney ill should be neglected. .pose any investigation by Congress of along a country road at night, and tion. 4:42 4:05 5:01 5:52: ters. the preparedness of America. American factories were closing There is possible danger in (> n llm Miiil ynii wiiiil,sciiil 119 It brings swift relief to sufferers from tliu priuo InatiiiiipH for Cull Hina )mt'liii|;i!, cliiiiuim piilil Keyport found nine cases of ty­ found quick deliverance from stom­ PROBATE NEWS. WHITTKMORE BROS. ni*ln Red Dnd UoldimeUlllcVlr/ Street, PlintjMichi—"! never : saw bones,,snleil with Dlua,RII>bTEBfl so many !of our people have been tak­ Estate Julius W. Chapin, license stsntly killed when an exhaust pipe i>IA7H*rNn IIRANO flLIiS, for 8» thfiBibAJdoiieaVdldivr have ;^been> doc- ing with surprising resultB." The years linawiiasDesliSiircst.AlwtyiRclltlila tored by BpeoiftliatB; too, and received to.seii.;.- ;:,:'''•' • . '••'• :->rr ^' '•>: in ;the engine room exploded. mosti thorough systemicleaiiBer ever i V Estate XiloydS.Catlln; appointing SOLDBYDRUGGISTSEVERVWMERE ;rTeryJlttle;;b(Bnefliiiif^:>;,; • .-r-v;. y,^v,.'•,;-:; Bold. ; May'B , Wonderful, Stomach ; r Ai;Vii7.pHobba'o( 1801 Baiiit H^^^ Remedy ta now BoldbyidrdruggiBtfl. ; ., Estate Mary/ B. Norrls, appointing Uvlngsten et!>?l^ , Man .Drops,jDend- BtTMt, JackBOBj: Miota.—"I bad notTh e flrBt doBe miUBtgive.you absolute ,adni'ri"'/''V/f.i':••••/,'. ///'y/v ''Z^'.••'•"•''•••/ •':"••!' : i H0,WBUi,7i\tI(:H. — Fred ,F. Crsiki ' A woman can go into the biggest ;<:;'M(m^ jrilli iat flfiiMi! fiUui. ]< Aftartak-^ B«ttBfaoMon vor ]•« ^on't/want; yyouir !;.BBUte,^oBiah.M^itice,'probate of' 4al,-fifty-vyearB,.'nC aBc, prom department store on .earthy and!iirith« moneyiftit .ta;Ml4 irt!tl»Vtli»;^ ;jLiilTingit

'I'ouiusT vhvn. J'_ WOULD CLEAR BOOKS Mason Tourist club met for its .second social evening on Wednesday, CORRESPONDENCE Dec. :i(i, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. FLORIDA 0. H. Freeland. Tlie sui)jcct for the TRAVEL ON THE MAQNIFICENT OF ABUSED STATUTE evening was American Art, and was in charge of tlio following commit­ Items Gathered by NEWS Staff about the County tee; iMrs. I. ,1. Kellogg, Mrs, O. H. SOUTH ATLANTIC LIMITED tcl Used In Domestic Trou': I-'reeiand, Mrs. A. G. tiaii, Mr. and Solid Through Electric Lighted Train to Jacksonville Over the ^: .r Mrs. G. W, Bristol, Miss Titus, Miss Winnie Titus, Miss Margaret Soil- LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R. KIVfJSLANI). to Extort BiaJlcnai'. man, Mrs. V. K. Thomas. The house Obaorvallon Slaoping Car fniiii lMiii;lniiiili. ;\(JUOSS TIM'; fi.\i:i)KN. was decorated in Ciiristnias colors, DriiwIiiK li.Mim l^li'dpliin i.iir.s rniniClnclnniill uiid Lonlsvllli'. and re-productlona of famous pic­ I.oiii; limit, WilliI'r'rdiirl.sl.'ric.licl.son .siilr iliiily. Siiorl, llnill. |ioinosiM!l(ors' Tiol<«lson Mrs. W. Stevenson was in Lansing .suits lli'.sl mill lliird 'I'uosiliiy nf i-iirii inonlli. Wviln for I'lii'llior purlldiiliirs, or Horn, 1.0 Mr. und Mrs. WlUiiun OWOSSO, Miril. — At n moot- tures were displayed throughout the Cliii-k, Doc, in, a nliio pound girl. Wednesday for the llrsl time in nine liliisli'iiliiil foldi'i's iif t'liii'iilii (II' till' liimiitlfiil tlnlf Coiisl rii.sorls. mj; the I'rosnculors' and SlU'rilTs' as- house, in tiio absence of Mr. lie- years. mans, the nieet'ng was called to or­ P. E. WEISS, T. P. A., 102S Maiestic Building, DETROIT, MICH. Doll Dolblo wiis In Liinsing la.sl Mrs. George Ferris is nursing Mrs. S(H-lation at Lansing the ins! of the SiiUirdiiy. der by Mrs. Bail, the vice president Glenn Arnold and baby boy, Lansing montli, IcKlslation will iirobabiy l)n of the club, and then turned over to Mrs. Miiry Magiilro spent Sunday Road. f(,i-n.uintc(l for tiu! enisuro of n slatnic tlio commlitoe. ,at \V. 0. Magulro'H. ST. OliOUl), FliOKII>.\. Mosdanies Carl and Burr T-Iarton- lUiu on the i)ool;s wliicli is dosci'lbod lOlli.s llaynes and family vLsltcd at l)erB wont to Gratiot county to their Mrs. Kellogg read part of a paper Frank Scutt's Sunday. new liomes. by Prcsucntor .losopli 11. Collins of siie liad prepared on Art, using the lCd[tor of The News: 1 will write i\lrs. Arthur Magulro and mother The Xmas oxorcisos will bo held at this comity as an invitation to blaclv paragraphs which descril)cd art in a short letter to let the people ot PALACE MARKET wore at Wni. Townsend's, northeast tlie aiistract and those wlilcii refer­ No. 11 Wednesday. School is closed mail. Ingham ouiity know what a place we •of Mason, last Friday night. red to American art, saying tiiat tlie Wc nmkc a specialty of until .Ian. '1. Tills statute provides that in case evening's work would be coiillned to northern people have found iiero In W. L. Hurd and wife of Eaton of inndolity, only tlie husband of the the arts of painting and sculpture. Osloila county, city of wonder. .NOI;TIIK.\ST AUKKLIUS. Rapids spent Sunday with her par­ woman involved, or the wife of tlio ents, W. E. Roilows and family. Miss Nina Bristol gave a most ex­ St. Cloud has 2,500 inhabitants Fresh Fish man may niaUo complaint. At any cellent paper, and after a short intro­ Mr. and Mrs. 11. It. Davis and son W. Nash and wife were Lansing pernianontiy, 2,000 goers and comers tinif; diiriiv,!! the examimUlnn in jus­ duction In wiiicli slie desribed some just for the winter. St. Cloud has a Fridays and Saturdays, also Bruee visited iMr. and Mrs. 11. Uod-visitors Saturdiij'. of the iiiasterpiecos of the world, jnan In Mason Sunday. Cliarlcs 'I'wltchell entertained Ills tice court or even when llic. qasc la lovely atmosphere and a (Ino clover whicli sliQ herself liad seen in tiio people from all over every state in Choice Poultry Loren Sweet and llattie llowo vKs- son from Lansing Thursday night. ready to go to tlie jury in tlin circuit great ICuropean galleries, she con­ Father Higlomire preached at court, the coinplalnlng witness, willi- the union. Many have come from itod Mr. and Mr.s. Victor Sltts Sun­ fined tlie remainder of lier paper to a Michigan this winter, more than day. Grace ciiurch Sunday morning. out tlio consent or sanction of oltiior Our desire is to please you history of Wliistler and his work. common. The corporation of St. Call and see Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cliapnian and V. A. Winslow and wife and Alva tlip court or the prnsHCUtor may witli- She had several copies of his works Cloud Is 2 miles east and west, 1 mile daughter Dortlieu of Lansing are nianciiard were callers at C. Park­ diiiw the action and free the defend­ wiiicii she obtained at the slate lib­ north and soutli, surrounded by lakes spending the holidays with friends er's, Bailey bridge, Sunday. rary at Lansing, from whicli many Tohopekiga (dellnitlon sleeping ;here, ant. Money is used more freely to end such ciises liian in any otiiers. obtained a better idea of Ills pictures tiger) on the north of city, 1) miles H. S. Rodman Mr. and Mrs. Grovor Miller visited ('OLUIVIIIIA ItOAl). and their meaning than they could long, 8 miles wide, a great (ishing Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Uoltc Sunday. have done without the details she resort and bathing place. The soil Kay Howe is spending the holidays Docombor 22, 19T't. ANN ARBOR STUDENTS DRY liad given. A picture of the artist's is ot white sand adopted to oranges, -with ills uncle, Kd Howe, in Dans- Frank Hcrrlck rides in a now Port­ mother attracted much attention, as lemons, grape fruit, pine apples, ban­ vlllo. did one of Whistler himself. Miss anas and garden truck all kinds. land cutter. Court Puts Ban on Liquor Drinking in Klghtcon jolly neighbors mot with Scliool began in Dist. No. •! last Bristol spoke of our Mason artist. Sweet potatoes grow very easy but FARMERS' BANK Mr. and Mrs. H. it. Davis last wooii University. Miss Clara P. Smith, and showed not good tor family use, coarse and Wednesday. No need to say wo had week witli Mr. Carter as tcaclier. The some of lier pictures in which all Oldest State Bank children of the school have prepared ANN ARBOR, MICH. — By af­ watery, and weigh from 1 to 25 lbs. in Ingham County .u jolly lime. a line program for a Christmas tree were interested. In some localities orange groves are firming the conviction of Lawrence loaded down with golden fruit, hang­ this week Saturday evening, Doc. 20. Damni, nn Ann Arbor saloon l;eeper Miss Winnie Titus gave a short I»1cii(ally Unhappy—I'hysicnlly, Dull All that have presents are requested biography of St. Gaudens, the sculp­ ing In great clusters like apples. CAPITAL I|I50,000.00 foiind guilty of selling liquor to Uni- Tlie liver, sluggish and inactive, to bring them and put them on the tor, describing in detail some of his Tlie farmers are bringing in their first shows itself in a mental state— tree Saturday afternoon. The pro­ vorsity of i\iichigan students, the stale most noted pieces, afterwards show­ winter products to sell at a low price, gram will commence promptly at 8 supreme court placed the ban on un­ ing pictures of them wlilch made her L. B. McARTHUR President iinhappy and critical. Never is there from their September planting. They J. K. ELMER Vice President joy in living, as when the stomach o'clock. dergraduate liquor driniilng in the uni­ descriptions more realistic. will plant in February and March tor Miss Sellman told of Sargent and A. J. HALL Cashier .nnd liver are doing their work. Keep Herbert Norrls Is homo for a two versity town. summer use. The crackers don't L. R. WHITE Assistant Cashier your liver active and healtliy l)y us­ weeks' vacation from Ferris institute. 'The statute forbids the sale of Innes, and In addition to telling of know how to farm as we do up north; ing Dr. King's New Life Pills; they Lon Bolster and wife and sister their lives, gave a detailed account they raise the razor back hog mostly CMiipty the bowels freely, tone up your Ina are home tor a two weeks' vaca­ linuor to any student in attendance of some of their pictures. Ligiil re­ to sell to town people, ted on sweet Three per cent. Interest paid on stomach, cure your constipation and tion from Kalamazoo. at any public or private Institution of freshments were served during the potatoes and roots in the llelds and savings deposits. Money to purify the Ijlood. 25c at druggist. Mrs. George Rusch is visiting her ler.rning in the state," said Justice Os- social hour, and cards bearing a sprig roads and finish off on peanuts, it is loan. Call and see us. —Adv. sons and family of Lansing this week. trnndcr, who wrote the opinion. The of holly and a Christmas' quotation so tough our stomachs will not di­ C. H. Smith and tam'ly were In court explained that adult students were passed, each one reading a gest. Their beef, tlio same, we get a Directors—J. K. Elmer, A. J. Hal). quotation. Lansing Friday. Wfuld bo denied drinking privlleSes car load once a week from Chicago, Geo. M. Hoyt, A. L. Rose, L, B. Mc- TOWN IJXi;. but it don't last long at a high price. George Wilson entertained com­ the same as citizens living in a local At roll call eacli one told his fav­ Arthur, A. I. Barber, C. W. Clark pany Sunday. orite picture, Its author and other in­ The water is very poor; cannot drink and A. McDonald. December 10, .19H. opton county may bo denied rights it unless lee Is put In. It conies up Gar 'i'hompson of Tawas' City is Mrs. Buck is caring for Urn. 0. P. teresting tacts. This brought out Osborno; who is improving in health. onjoyod by their neighbors in an ad­ mucli concerning American art not as warm as dish water. It comes oft spending the holidays with his par­ joining county. mentioned in the papers and the ar­ from palm roots and Bernoodia ents l>ere. tistic gamut was run from the sub­ grass. There is some line locations Otio Spross and wife are in Lan­ Gore, Ga., P. A. Morgan had occa­ lime to the ridiculous. and line (lowers, nice cottages and S% Income sing today. sion recently to use a liver medicine BELIEVED LUMPY JAW CASE Tlie club adjourned for the holiday bungalows all over St. Cloud, two Money placed with us nets the in­ Dwigiit Barnes is visiting his fam­ and says of Foley Cathartic Tablets: vacation, and the next meeting will main streets. New York avo. and ily liere. "They thoroughly cleansed my sys­ Penn ave. where business is done, vestor this rate and he receives Inspector Discovers Disease Much be.held with Miss Ellie Beech an his Glen Oleason, wife and son of Lan­ tem and I felt like a new man—light .lannary 13, :i!)15. one large hotel, 80 room house St. sing are visiting Mrs. Gleason's par­ and free. They are the best medi­ Dreaded by Live Stock Men. Cloud, one small hotel, one national Checks Semi-Annually ents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wade. cine I have ever taken for constipa­ iMUSKEGAN, MICH. — What is bank, $50,000 capital. Eight denom­ Doan's Regulets are recommended Miss Prances Tlionipson of this tion. They keep the stomach sweet, bilieved to he a case of lumpy ja\f, fi inations, cliurch poor. It lias been on the first day ot each .Tanuary place and .lolin Gohr of Lansing were by many who say they operate the coldest for the last four days ever liver active, bowels regular." For contagious cattle disease feared by and July. And he can get his married Saturday. sale by Lougyoar Bros, and L. H. easily, without griping and without known here in li'lorida. money at any time Harrison.—Adv. cattle men as greatly as the hoof and had after effects. 25c at all drug mouth trouble, was found in Muske- stores. • H. V. TALLMAN. on 30 Days* Notice SOUTH AUICI.IilUS AM) NOIM'll goi' county by W. J. Mickel, state 0.\0.\1»Aroiiipt Action Will Stop Your COUKII First mortgage assets over a'mil­ lion dollars. Our 25th year. Mrs. Marie llussell received word The North Leslie L. A. S. was very Spicer, an Egelston township farmer. When you first catch a cold (often Gladwin, Michigan, Dec. 18, 1914 indicated by a sneeze or cough),' Write tor booklet and financial last Saturday tiial her father, Mr. pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Fanny The cow, whose mouth was swollen Ingham County News, Mason, Mich, statement. ]\lcComb, was dead. The funeral Backus Doc. 17. A sumptuous din­ nnd covered with sores, was exam­ break it up at once. The Idea that Dear News;—We will write you a "it does not matter" often leads to -\vas held Sunday at Mason. ner and Interesting program were en­ ined by Mickel, who Is practically cer­ few lines to let you and my old A boy came to live with Rev. and joyed, after which all adjourned to serious complications. The remedy Capitol tain the animal is suffering with friends In Ingham county know that which immediately and easily pene­ Mrs. Kendall Dec. 18. meet next month with Mrs. Bertha "lumpy jaw." The herd was found I am still among the living. Wife Savings & Loan Assn. Mr. Cook of Eaton Rap'ds visited Barr. Each member is requested to trates the lining ot the throat is the in a filthy condition. and I are enjoying fairly good health at E. E. Shaver's Sunday. respond to roll call with a bible verse considering our age. We have many kind demanded. Dr. King's New Lansing, Mich. A. \. Leonard and family visited from the book of Proverbs. Inspector Michel has notified 'the true and tried friends In Ingham Discovery soothes the irritation, loos­ his people at Grovenl)urg recently. Mrs. Claud King Is slowly recover­ bureau of animal industry of the de­ county. We receive the News every ens the phlegm. You feel better at once. "It seemed to roach the very .1. A. Field of ,Iack.son visited his ing from her recent Illness. partment of agriculture of the situa­ week, It Is like a "Letter from juotiier Monday. spot of my cough," Is one ot many MAItltLir.E lilCKNSKS. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Miner spent tion and expects a federal Inspection Home." We are having fine winter A merry Xmas and Happy New Sunday with Ed Hanson and family. weather hero, not very cold. honest testimonials. 50c at your here at once. Arthur W. Kohler, Lansing 23 Year to tlie editor and his helpers. Mesdames Caroline and Edith In- We have had a very prosperous druggist.—Adv. Mrs. Edna Vllliard and two chil­ galls visited in Jackson recently. year here this season. Crops o( all Luclle M. Titus, Lansing 23 dren of Mapels, Wis., arc visiting her Mrs. Charles Lacey spent the week SANTA HAS MILITANT LOVER kinds good prices, good for every­ .lANUAIlY AMKItlCAN M.VGA/ilNIO Harry F. Bopp, L.anslng 26 sister, Mrs. L. Clallin, and family. end with her parents. Perry Backus thing except potatoes wlilch was a Lydla A. Simnis, Lansing 29 and wife. good crop this year. Our county Two very remarkable contribu­ Reginald H. Bennett, Lansing. .. .23 If Kris Kringle Don't Come This Fel- tions about the war appear in the OKI'IMOS AND VIOI.MTV. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hendershott voted dry throe years ago and the ef­ Beatrice Loach, Lansing 20 spent Sunday with the latter's par­ low Licks His Dad. .fanuary American Magazine. One, fect Is seen everywhere for good. Karl Frahm, Lansing •. . .39 ents, Carey Morgan and wife. Some of our best citizens were scared by Ray Stannard Baker, is entitled Frank Cleaver, who resides on the BENTON HARBOR, M'ICH. — Anna Smith, Lansing 31 School closed Friday for the holi­ James Granger of Buchanan, a vlllagp almost to death thinking It would "The Last Phase ot the Great War." AVellman farm, fell from the hay It is a fiction story of the German L. B. Tltmus, White Oak 20 mow last Friday and broke one leg days with a Christmas tree and ap­ near here, has requested the local of- ruin the place and grass would grow near tiie ankle. propriate exercises. in our streets, but we concluded we Invasion ot America in 1015-1910 Edna Havens, White Oak 20 lifers to place his son, William Gran­ and is a .sort ot imaginary history of ,lohn Hammond who has been vis- Mrs. Mary Losey, who has been could' raise grass cheaper than Nve Max E. Osgood, Leslie 21 visiting relatives for the past few der, nineteen years old, under peacn could raise Hell. Was glad to hear the war supposed to be written one Daisy Hynes, Stockbridge 20 Uing relatives in Now York the past hundred years hence. The United three montlis, returned home last weeks, has returned to the home of bonds until after the holidays. that old Ingham went dry, it has the Fred J. McLaughlin, Lansing... .25 Friday, lier daughter, Mrs. Jennie Sutton. Last year young Granger hung up same effect everywhere. Real es­ States wins without any fighting at tate has doubled and thrcbled since all and the story ot its victory is in­ Mildred Rounds, Lansing. 18 The village school closed last Fri­ A 12% pound son was born to C. his stocking on Christmas eve, and R. Hasbrouck and wife Sunday, Dec. I came to Gladwin twelve years ago, genious and full ot sense, humor and Thomjis R. Childs, Leslie 23 day for two weeks vacation. The when he discovered the next morning but there are good bargains here on surprise. The other contribution on Janette M. Warfle, Stockbridge.. 19 primary room had a Christmas tree 20. that Santa Clans had failed to call Mrs. Helen Hogan of Traverse City some of our cut over lands yet; some the war is entitled "Hats Oft to Glen Collier, White Oak 24 and the intermediate room a Christ­ during the night and leave him a pres­ fine chances to loan money on real mas box. Is visiting her mother, Mrs. John France!" It is by Will Irwin, spec­ Adah Eggleston, White Oak 20 Wilcox, who is still seriously ill. ent ho gave his father a sound thrash­ estate loans tor five years at straight ial correspondent ot The American H. F. Walnright, Webbervllle 25 The Baptist Sunday school will 7 per cent security A No. 1. We Magazine and it reports the courage liave a Christmas tree Wednesday C. 11. Hasbrouck and son Harold ing, discoloring his parent's eyes. Ruth A. French, Coleman 25 Willie has threatened to do the same raise plenty of stock of all kinds and coolness with which the French evening and the Methodist on Thurs­ spent Friday in Jackson. here, plenty of hay shipped from William Smith, Webbervllle 27 day evening. thing this year in case his stockings are taking part In this war. One here. gains from this article the Impression Alice E. Haskell, Webbervllle 18 Mri Deocham has moved in the arc not filled. The sympathy of the that France is determined and Benj. Haskell, Webbervllle 21 Cudworth house near the Methodist ALAIEDON. I am living In the city, the same villagers is with the father. The of­ sportsmanlike to the last degree. Eva Monroe, Webbervllle 17 church and has opened a harness ficers are making an investigation. Old William. shop. School in the Phillips district clos­ Merry Xmas and Happy New Year. In the same issue Ida M. Tarbell George K. Smith, North DaJcota..49 ed last Friday for the holiday vaca­ W. A. HAVENS. continues her new series ot articles Nellie McCornilck, Dundee, N. Y.42 An experienced barber from Lan­ entitled "The Golden Rule In Busi­ sing has opened a shop over the tion. The teacher. Miss Mae Hewitt THE MARKETS Frederick W., Pankrats, Lansing. .26 and pupils enjoyed a Christmas tree. ness." In her present article she Esther E. French, Lansing...... 18 postofflce. writes under the title, "The Gospel Ed Strayer's baby, who has been Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tyler wiU spend Owen F. Smith, Lansing 29 the holidays in Detroit. Chicago Cash Grain Quotations, ot Safety," and gives a complete ac­ quite sick with scarlet fever, is much Flrn Sheets, Grand Ledge 22 LaValie Surateaux will close his Wheat—No. 2 fed. $1.22%@1.23%! count of the tremendous development better. of the safety movement in American | Walie Wright, Lansing 22 Leon Smith of Haslett is working, school in the Caha,an district next No. 3 red, [email protected]%; No. 2 hard (DEEP Ruth Hurlburt, Lansing 19 at the county farm. Mrs. Bell Hos- Thursday afternoon with appropriate winter, $1.22%@1.24; No. 3 hard win­ industries. Cleveland Moftett writes a wonderful account of the new in­ Lewis Converse, Okeraos 57 klns of Mason, who has been cook tor Christmas exercises. ter, [email protected]. Corn—No. 2 mixed, Earl Richmond closes his school in vention by which moving pictures Elizabeth Gibson, Battle Creek.. .32 the Inmates over a year leaves next eSViOGSi/^c; No. 3 mixed, 64%@6r)c; Monday. ' the Robblns district Thursday for the are now taken under the sea. This August Sosnoskie, Lansing. 27 No. 2 white, 66@66i^c; No. 3 white, Invention opens the way in the re-i Kate Young has been spending the holiday vacation. In the evening Wllhelmlna Prepo, Lansing 20 66@66iAc. Oats—No. 2 white, WA® covery ot hundreds ot millions of past two weeks with George Winn's Christmas exercises will be held, one John Gohr, Lansing. 22 feature of which will be &• Christmas BOMiC; No. 3 white, .49@49%e; No. 4 dollars worth of lost treasures. Its family in Lansing. And Sore Lungs Were Over­ Frances Thompson, Meridian... .19 tree. white, 48»/4@49(?; standard, 49%@B0c. benefit to oceanographers and science Mr. and Mrs, Grover White spent come by Vinol—Mr. Hlil- Lawrence E. Webb, Mason 19 the week end in Grand Ledge. Martin Doyle and family have Chicago Live Stock. is of course obvious, Stewart Ed­ Albert and Rose Grettenberger, moved to their farm southwest of man's Statement of Facts ward White, writing under the title, Florence Townsend, Mason 21 Grand Ledge, which they recently Hogg—Receipts 57,000. Quotations "A Lion Adventure," gives an ac­ Howard Hudson and Edna Hammond ranged at [email protected] light shippers, Follows: attended the Juiilor play at Mason purchased. count of his personal experiences ItEAL ESTATE 'XBANSFERS. Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Oakley Huntley have |[email protected] heavy packing and t().70@ Camden, N> J.—" I had a deep seated with wild animals in Africa. A hus­ moved to Lansing. Their address is 7.25 good to fancy pigs. cough, a run-down system and my lunga band, who has been married twenty- Perry Bright and wife to J. L. 121 Bismark street. were awfully weak and sore. lam aii five years, gives a highly entertain­ Zuiler, lot. 131, Reo Park Add, Lan-, Cattle—Receipts 5,000. Quotations electrician by occupation and my cough The L. A, S. held a successful and ranged at [email protected] good to choice ing and suggestive account of his ex­ sing; $1,500. ^ enjoyable meietihg at the home . of kept me awake nights so I thought at perience with the problems of matri­ H. Douglas Coulter and wife to J. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bateman last steers, $5.15@'5.75 good to choice times I would have to give up. I tried mony. ^ ,, F. Linn and wife, lot 11, blk 2, Rum- Tlhursday. After the dinner served beef cows, [email protected] goodlto choice everything everybody suggested and Fiction Is contributed by David eey's Mich. Ave. Add, Lansing; f4,- led heifers, [email protected],good to choice had taken so much medicine I was dis­ Grayson, author ot "Adventures in 000. at the noon hour, a brief business gusted. ' NERVOUS meeting was held. It was voted to ven'i calvea. Contentment," in the way of a new Wi p. Boos and wife to DeU Ward, give financial aid to several chari­ Sheep—Receipts 20,000. Quotations "One evening I read about Vinol and novel entitled "Hempfleld," and lot 16, blk 4, Cad well's sub, Lan­ table associations in Lansing. The decided'to givelt a trial. Soon I noticed there are other stories by John A. sing;'11,200. ; ranged at $7.50(9)8.25 good to prime an improvement I kept on taking it Moroso. Moille Best and Maravene comfortables which were made will native lambs, $5.9,[email protected] good to and today I am a well man. The sore­ Hattie C. Lett et al to A. T. Her- PEOPLE be sent to Chief Dunn of the Volun­ Thompson; James Montgomery Flagg zig et al, lot 7 and w% of 8, blk 47, choice wethers, and [email protected] igo'od ness is all gone from my lungs, I do not the well-known humorist and artist, teers of America ,in Lansing to be have any cough and have gained fifteen Mason; ?930. used in his charity work, to choice, handy ewea. presents "Four Easy New Year's W. T. Brltton and wife to K. D.. are ,iMnallir thin'and euiljr. pounds in weight and I am telling my- Resolutions," and the "Interesting, worried, .•leepdou hot re*.. i 'Roy Chase and family have return­ , •EaMBiuffalol^lve. Stock. friends that Yihol did it" — PBANK Worthrop and wife, pt of lot 5, blk flreah «\d tl\e, •jritemgeti.'weaker ed from Wasblngton. Soon after 'Dnnning Jand Stevens;:• live stocks People" department completes a live­ 6, Claypool's sub, Lansing; f3^000. HiLLMAN, Camden, N.J. ly and beautlfullBSUe. . •'-^\'-\ their arrival Mrs. Chafle w^s taken toBimlBBlon ' merchantsi Bast Buffalo, It is the curative, tisBuie-buildihg in­ G. W. Green and wife to R. A. seriously 111 i with ^peritonitis and ap­ Reed, n% of lot 12, blk liMoores vr Seott'i fimab/bn corrects nervous- N. Y,, quote as follows;. .Cattle-^Re« fluence of cods' livers aided by the blood- ilest For Kidneys—Says Doctor. 'VJieM by force of nouriiitiihent-it feeds pendicitis'and Is at present in the oeiptB'70 car^; "market ^eady.Hogs-r making; strength creating properties of sub on blk 27; Lanslngf; •i;2B0i , • :^ ttbe'n'erviete&tres by diatributinfr'en- city hospital 'In ,Masno. We v are tonic irofi, contained in Vfh6l;that made Dr. 3lT. n, Neal, Greenville, So. 'ier{nr,aod't)ower allbyieritbe bodyv'! pleased to announce she is convales- Receipts' 150'•''cars;^ market Car;, says that In his 30 years of ex­ heavjr, :• J7.0();;'; Ybrk^rsJ^^rJip® it so successful 'in'Mr.' 'Hillman'a ease,' For dyspepBla,' our national,Jailr ;:^: Don't reawt to alcoholic ttixtureit CMt;|;,i:;;Vf,^i;,,;,;:•;• V'^.V;; ^,•^V.••:.-/•^;'.^ We ask every pierBoh^in thiS: vldhifer perience he bftB found no preparation >j6r;drug ooncoetloniV; pigs;',l7;20^7;6p(' iBKeeptT-iRecelptS;' 60 for the kldneya eaual to Foley Kid­ ment, :uBe; Burdock; vBilopd (Bitten; suffering from /weak lunga, 'chrbhle, Recommended for-'fltfeiiithenlngiidlr ? Any skin Itching il^a cari|{,'inaritet 1iibw';Ctop iaw^^^ conRhs,' or a' run-down condition of the ney PIUB. In BOc and $1.00 BlieB. ':;'!, I'l;, ij'jwtiriiiMil^M'-'j Best yoiicanibuy tor backache, rheu- geatl6n,/,puri(ying;the blood. ;v At all •r/; The mora you acratoh the worae, 8)36; vydafllngs^i|[email protected]; iiwiethera, syafem :t6) try'a:))bttle of'Vinol oh'our di;uS:'«tdroi.'! ,;;U.(H)i ;a;'|)q1JU«i;^ii:;,:t!:;i; ;^ *, ltateheB]'r>Doan'« OiBtfneni'^'la rftor i5:B0@Gl76 ;c!iewea,^?i|4l75iS)e.2(l.'Calvu.i guanmtee>'toretuni''y6ur 'money if lit matliim; kidney and bl«;d4er,«;ilinentB. Sold by LoiiKyiBar BroB. and!; L. i H. rMM 111 ^lKvg»Ypiiii«aiitH»iit; pilai;'eraemar^uf ekta ItobinglrS •WIi:tOhelp;70n;V..:-;>:,^^'.''^;.,'•:;;:;;:,• ,:'•;•?!• ''^'^•''•'?'):r'f';;•••;•••"' :;':^;';•;'lion«jreM;' Broi. \:\;- .Harrlioii.—Adv.-';;.'- ,•• ^'^v;,,i^;/: :':;/•.. •-•;•• Thiifsfni IIUM) SiV'XMr;^ 11 WM^, m^ififi- INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 24, 1914

HAWLEY. E. F. Uoyston and wife spent Sun­ day at John Uoyston's. i&'^H Green Stamps with Every Cash Purchase Miss Nina Ilowery expects to leave American Savings Bank Wednesday for Ohio to visit reiii- tivcH and friends. Mrs. li. li. iioyston went to .lack- of Lansing Announcing Central Michigan *s Mammoth Cut Price Merchan­ son Thursday.

dise Event NOItTIIIOAST LKSIili:. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Straiglit spent Sunday with the former's brother, Pays 4% Interest Dan Straight, and family. Knapp^s Great Annual January Mrs, ii. li. Cady spent Friday night and Saturday with her daughter, Mrs. Clem Higdon. Mrs. .lake Kelley returned to her ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS home last Saturday after her being at Clearance Sale Leslie for an operation. Vern Staniieid and wife spent last 'i'luirsday at Mason spending part of the day witii the former's sister, Mrs. Capital $100,000.00 Surplus $25,000.00 i..,oona Updykc. Starts Monday, December 28 Mr. and Airs. V. W. Staniieid enter­ tained company Monday and Tues­ day. DIRECTORS A large 4-page circular is being distributed throughout the Will. Carred and Mrs. Lena Hudler spent last Friday at J. Lowdens, Mrs. J. W. Bailey, Pres. J. W. Bailey & Co. greater section of Central Michigan. If you fail to receive one iiudlor's son returning homo witli llieiii for a visit. Wm. Brogan, Pres. Dancer-Brogan Co. write for it. D. E. Bates, Treas. Reo Motor Car Co. PI.MO liAlilO I'AKK. H. F. Harper, Sec.-Treas. W. K. Prudden & Co, ^Vfhc Stnrc. that r/ow n.s H ndycrtiscs'__ ^ 1^ Remember the Date Remember the Date A .Merry Xmas to one and ail. M. R. Carrier. Northrop, Robertson & Carrier Co. V. A. Jaiuus IS visiiing nis son Nel­ W. S. Foster, Attorney f December 28, December 28, son in iNapuieon. JW.KNAPP^ Mrs. Hav.el tiroen and little son is W. K. Prudden, President 1914 CENIIUI, MICII.KKMAUU: STOllE 1914 visiting in Lansing. Chas. E. Toms, Cashier LANS/NO MtcrH i\lrs. aaraii wever of Okemos was the guesL oi lier son Uoo., Saturday. U. li. .lames of Lansing is wun his brother ilus weeic. INCJIIAiVI A.NDEA'I'O.V. TRY THIS. Ciuis. uoman and wife have been When the "blues" get you nnd yuu OIUTUAKV. od tlio funeral. 'l''lioro wore also olh- tutod „by a dlssoluto, cruel, or lin­ onteriainiug a baljy g;rl since the Tlie Forcget-Mo-Not Club met with er relatives besides a largo circle of falthfiil partner, Clin see nothing iilii'iiil lint a drciiry .i;)Lii. Mr. and Airs. S. Kolb last Friday old age, with illiiinicd niliiil iiiiil dulhiiV Josoiili iMIllon McCoiiil) w:is born friends and neighbors, who joined "A percentage is duo, too, to tlio Mrs. Kuby 'i'owner, wlio lias been night. There were T.'i in attendance. witli their synipalliy and respect. j greater carelessness witli which mar­ sick wiUi iiiu yellow jaundice, is so as fiiciiltles; when the whole sclunne of in CI(;n().seo county, JIlcli., October IH, Tlic next club meeting will be held at life seems iiwry. when yon IIMI,I; SO riages are made under our changing to ue up again. the home of Coo. St. Clair, Jan. 1 fi. ISiri. Ho. was Iho son ol' Cliestor social practices. Wo have removed ardently for the losi youth iinil the- iind Piiloliii (Ijiiko) McConib; the Itl'^nilCTIO.N I.V l;IVI.\ \ViUI>li'i/IO (JOIJ.MCK.S. sing wore the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ed from your expel •<'iice and seek tO' out, and lie oullst.od In the Fifth S. Kolb for the week end. war-tliiio soaring of food prices. «;OKKI':0TI.\r big bulk powders of inferior of advancement that, instead of Enos Burden, Richard Stevens and Ills men by the overland stage route quality are never dependable—never C'hecU.s Ui'oup Iii.staiuly. leinmiade anil crackiM'jack liisto Just froMi Denver to Salt Ijako, and during arousing our envy, sliould stimulate C. Poxson are on the sick list. certain. Conscciuontly failure as fre- us to emulation. You know croup is dangerous, And There will be no prayer meeting at the saino as ever, while the inonkeys- tills period they sav.' nuicli duty, al- (luontly as success follows their use. thoiigli not so exposed to danger as Wo can give to tills coiiimunity all you ouglit to know too, tne sense of AlillvillV. cliurch until further notice. 1111(1 ponies have not lost their charm. in the thick of battle. So remember when tempted to save of the qualities that we,so greatly ad­ security mat comes from liaving Itev. 11. H. Cheney will begin re­ Thursday, Oct. 1. will bo fJlilldren's by securing greater baking powder mire in otliers; we cai^bring to it the Foley's Honey and Tar Compound in vival mootlngs at Millville next Sun­ day lit the lOatoii County i'^'iilr. wlimi Mr. McConil) was mustered out of hulk that you sacrillce quality and prosperity and the health that so the House, it cuts the tiiick mucus day evening. all cliililreii under sixteen will be iid- service March .10, .ISfiG, having boon invite hake-day failures that usually powerfully attract population to oth­ and clears away the phlegm, stops Aliss Metta Ilayner of Aurelius, liiKted free; liiit, better yet, take them Willi the army two years, two months cost many times the price of the er comnuuiities; we. can educate our the strangling cough and gives easy Lyio Clark of Ypsilanti and itay »:very day. • If you are so lllll'ortunatl^ and :10 days. i3aklng Powder. people to so full an understanding of breaming aiut quiet sleep. Every Bravender of Lalngsburg arc spend­ Many Trust Brand Baking Pow­ ;is not to have ii child borrow one for liosides himself two of his broth­ our resources and so great an appre­ user is a friend. For sale by Long- ing the holidays under the parental Ihe oecaHlmi. Vou will he widl repaid. ers served in the war of rebellion. ders sell at a lilgher price than Calu­ ciation of tlio advantages of our com­ year iiros. and L. H. liarrison.—Adv. roof. The one, diaries died at Howling met, liut none possess the higli munity tliat they will have for it tlie Aliss Hazel Cooper of Webberville Clreen, Ky., a victim of black measles. quality of this excellent leavoner—us same love and loyalty that are at tlie visited her motlier, Airs. Nina Kelley, is conclusively proven by the fact ,SOLTli l\(iHAM AM) AOIITH Ornithological Weddings. The other, Ozro S., wa.s several times foundation of the proserlty and pro­ BUNKEKHIIiL. last Sunday. refused on volunteering for enllst- that Calumet received bigliest awards gress of other communities. Miss Berylo Gillam liad a Christ­ There was a poetic itpprofjriateness- World's Pure Food 33xposition, Chi­ iiioat on account of his youth, but a In all that affects the prosperity We wish a Merry Christmas and a mas tree witli appropriate exercises In two Weddings which were celo- little strategy on the boy's part llii- cago, Chicago; Paris Exposition, and general welfare of our commun­ at the school house last Tuesday ev­ bnited in London some time ago in ally onabled him to bo accepted in the I'^rauco, March, mi 2. liappy New ^'ear lo ail. ity our citizens must be united in Mrs. Harriot Saylos left tlie first of ening, which was very good and en­ which Mr. Bird li'cl .Mlsa Linnet to the Third Michigan Cavalry. After his To pay more than is asked tor opinion as well as in interest, We joyed by all. iiltar and Air, U'rcu was linked to Miss discliargo he spent some time in the Caluniet simply means a useless this week for Joiiet, Hi., to spend the are all interested in succeeding and winter with her granddaughter, Mrs. Tlie Gleaners elected the following Nlghtingala west, becoming familiar with frontier waste of money. To pay less, and our success as individuals is indis- Winnifred Craig. oUlcers; W. Holmes, C; H. Hayner, Although It Is seldom that one come.'j life in its roughest and crudest state. ol)tain an inferior powder, means tlie solubly linked with our success as a V. C; Mrs. H. Bravender, Chap.; On rotui'uing to Michigan ho stayed useless waste of baking materials, community. If we make our com­ Mrs. B. B. Backus visited at Mrs. across two of these "ornithological" at tlie homo place for two years, but Wm. Sharland's Friday. Cr. M. Burden, Sec, treas.; Mrs. H. weddings in one day, they are by no- Order a can of Calumet. Save a munity what it should be we shall Hayner, Lee; C. Smith, Con.; Mrs. the BohomUm spirit was still upon substantial sum on the price asked find it more easy to succeed in our Misses Flora and Ora West were Dicuna uncommon. him, so he went out as faV as Kansas, in Mason Saturday. Nina Kelley, Conductress; Mrs. Daisy for Trust Brands when you buy it. individual undertakings and our suc­ Stocking, organist. On one occasion a church near Dub­ then to Missouri, where he carried on Save the (lour, sugar, butter and cess when once achieved will be more Mrs. Charles Garrett was moved to lin was the scene of an interesting mar­ the cooper's business, His first mar­ the home of her parents in Dansville eggs so often wasted by Big Can Pow­ substantial and enduring. JANSINO ItOAD. riage in which 11 Mr. Crowe was united riage took place while in the last ders—when you use it. You are Narrow, selfish interests must be Monday. named state. His wife was Miss Mrs. F. Teachout visited at Lee to a Miss Crowe by the Rov. Canon sate in ordering Calumet, in trying subordinated to the broader and Born, to Glenn Arnold and wife, Peacock, the wedding march being Lucy E. Battle and their marriage it, in testing the truth of these claims more generous interests of the com­ Warlle's Sunday. was soleninized Christmas 1874. By Floyd Warlle and niother were in Friday, Dec. 18, an 8 lb. son. played by Mr. Itouk. Much more re­ for if you are not thoroughly satisfied munity and we must exchange per­ Mrs. Albert Bateman of Lansing * this union a daughter, Mablo L. was the purchase price will be r.efunded Lansing Wednesday. markable, however, was a matcl> born. sonal shortsight for community long- was an over Sunday visitor at Alex by your local dealer. sight. We must not allow the penny Earl Miller is on the gain. which set Edinburgh In a flutter some We are much pleased to learn that Canedy's. years since. The bride was Mian Hen­ After a time Mr. McComb returned In buying a can of Calumet send on its .way to our personal pocket to Ben Keeler and family were vis'- again to the state of his birth and the slip found in the one-pound can obstruct the vision for the dollar that Guy West, who has been very sick rietta Peacock, and the bridegroom was with malaria fever since being sta­ tors at Chas. Whlpp's, on the Dlmon- , settled in Cheboygan county, where to the Calumet Baking Powder Co., will fall into the community pocket. daie road, Sunday. Robin Sparrow. The Iter. Mr. Daw he located land from the government. Advertising Department, Chicago, There is no place for littleness In the tioned at Mission, Texas, with the performed the marriage ceremony; standing army, is much better and The L. A. S. will meet with Chas. Here he remained about seven years, 111., and you will receive one of their relation of the citizen to his com­ Shaull and wife Wednesday, Jan. 6. Philip Hawk officiated ua best maa during which time he was married to handsome 72-page Cook Books, il­ munity. able to resume some of the duties put and Miss Larkins us principal brides­ Emma B. Hill, their marriage taking lustrations in colors, and a book that upon them although he is not very strong yet. ALLOHIN. maid, while the marriage lines wero place January 1, 1882. will be a guide to economy in the kit­ A CURRENCY TO MEET BUSINESS extracted by John Crow, session clerk. Mr. McComb with his'wife and son chen. NEEDS. Miss Neola Seymour Is visiting her Fred G., (born July 7, 1885) moved BREAK O' DAY. "It is worthy of further remark," friend. Miss Helen Boles, near Grand adda a reporter, "that the sexton's from Cheboygan in the fall of 1886 THE PACTS ABOUT DIVORCK. The greater the Industrial activity Rapids. to the farm In Vevay, where he re­ and the resulting amount of com­ Frederick Mierndorf. and grand­ George VanOrden and sister. Miss name is Raven, one of the pew openers mained until selling out and moving Ida M. Tarbell, the well-known mercial paper, the greater addition daughter visited the former's son, Edna VanOrden, were In Fowlervllle Is a Gull, and the assistant sexton la a to a larger farm in Alaiedon in the journalist, contributes to the Janu­ win be made to the outstanding cir­ Ffed M., In Wheatfleld last Tuesday. Sunday. Ben-ry Laycock."—i..ondon Tatler. spring of 1907. The family was ary Woman's Home Companion an culating notes, and thus for the flrst Frank Mierndorf of Wllliamston Erwin Hills Is spending a few days hardly settled when the father was article entitled "What Women Are time In the history of the country visited his grandparents the fo're part taken with the terrible affliction from with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Echoes Made to Order. Really Doing"—an article in which will find currency expanding as the of last week. Mrs. Vernon Hodge. which he never recovered. she answers with facts and figures need for Its expands. The Federal Are you uware that It Is possible ta Mrs, C. Donald visited her mother, Miss Bernlce Grant Is visiting rela­ make echoes? It is, Indeed, easier to Three more children were added to some disturbing questions as to the Reserve Board began business by es­ Mrs. Rlsch, last Wednesday. status of women in the United States tives In Fowlervllle. nuike than to destroy them. the family circle, Daniel, Ray and tablishing discount rates which look­ John HasklU and wife attended the Bert SmSth was In Wllliamston Phebe May born Sept. 20, 1886, and todays. Miss Tarbell has made a ed very high uiitil the abnormal war wedding of Will Smith and Alice In the past men built their great tern- careful study of the Thirteenth Cen­ conditions were considered. These Monday. plea and cathedrals with no thought of Benjamin Harrison, born July 25, Hasklll last Wednesday evening. Remington Monroe has bought a 1892; all born at the family home In sus In order to get at the truth in re­ discount rates varied from 5% per Mrs. Chas. Mierndorf visited her acoustics. Hence, when the preacher Vevay.. gard to marriage, divorce, child bear­ cent In New York and Philadelphia horse. sister, Mrs. Claud' Smith, who Is Several from this place attended preache)irltt^ wUlingneiii to aee^ibe relation proBtl- iber. of .today./ •iVi-'.ri win'tl^e:;girl.;,; ,•-, ••• r'. . ' •"". :.\ . :''•,' ^.•.' '.'••!•{• ': •'•,-:•:"': ' '•''." ''• •.,'•.• • •'' ' ^

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A.XOTHICIt VKTKIIAN GONI^. r*" I'EIlSONAIj MKNTION. Joseph Milton McConib was born In Genesee county, N, Y., Oct, 11!, Coax Your Hens to Lay in Winter .18'15. Little is known of his boy­ Echoes of the Civil War hood, it Is ii matter of record that Isn't it worth while to have your hens lay eg'gs in win­ Mrs. K. A DciiHinore was In Lan- he enlisted In .Tan. :1864, while yet . .•..•..•..•;.«Mt*4.4*.ft*.«..«..«Mt..«,.t.(l at liis home, lOH Fast effect that there was more than the expecting this attack all day, and so dangers of summer lite In town, would Clarence Haugh at Kno.wille, Tenn. when it came late in the iifteruoon Boston boulevard, Detroit, Sunday, usual qniet. The quietude on the oventually be driv(.n to suicide by they have given us. part of the Federals was, perhaps, we wore more than ready for it. The Mr. anil Mrs. T. M. Saraw left for Dec. 20, of pneumonia. Ho was fiO drowning a.s Hie coolest way out ot his years old. due to the fact that yesterday was an result was a kind of uiglit batHe, in Ann Arbor Monday to spend Christ­ troubles. mas with Chas. H. Saraw and family. Mr. Hall was horn near Mt. Clem­ election day. That is to say, it was which tlie enemy was badly worsted." Hoping to see you all and ens, and lived the greater jiart of the date of the State elections in sev­ A letter from Newberne, N. C. tells Microbes, microho.s everywhere, Clyde Uurcham of Lewlslon, Me., his life In Michigan. He came to en of the Northern States, and all of of discouraging matters in that good ]n ilio water, m llio nlrl many new ones next year, returned lo his iiome Monday after a Detroit in :i!102, from Flint. Orig­ the soldiers were entitled to vole, section. The letter tells of forty-odd Klcltlns lip n cloiidly row. we wish you all a Merry short visit with his parents in Ma­ inally a lawyer. Mr. Hall's inter­ and tlierefore relieved for tlie time deaths from the great disease of In tho product of ilio cow. son, being from military duty to perlorni smallpox. It is true Hiat tills dread Sou can almost liear them mutter Christmas and a Prosperous est in literature and art impelled In tho milk and In tlio butter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith were liiiii to create a literary circle which a civil duly. disease is doing its most work iimong and Happy New Year. the colored people, who have so litHe -Atlantic Monthly. guests of Mrs. ,Ias. Dart and Mrs. in 22 years has become national In From Information received by tlie idea of the value of sanitation, and iOUza DooUttle one evening ast scope; he forsook tlie law and gave Central Railroad yesterday, it is learned that Sheridan's troops; act­ in Hie camps of the Federal troops week. Ills attention to the benefit and edu­ First Beet Extract Factory. Yours to serve, cation of tlie youth reached througli ing under his impllcil . orders, de­ on the outskirts of the town, but it Soinething over a nundred yeai-s ago Mrs. C. C. Casterlin leaves today his circle. stroyed the iron works of .lohn T. Is also true tliat the disease is get­ the hacendados (rniielinieni ot Uruguay for Saginaw, for an extended visit ting among the uptown people and For HO years Mr. Hall was a trus­ Lewis, near Brown's Gap, and D. S. I coiiipliilned to the government that with iier son, C. Cay Casterlin, and the bon-tons of the town. tee of the,Bay View campground Lewis, son of the proprietor, a mere ' over •l.'tO.OUO head of cnttle were being family. youth, and all other persons connect­ From East Tennessee and South­ near Potoskcy, and provided tlio killed annually for their hides alone. C. A. RIES OhantaiHiua assemldy programs giv­ ed with llio operation of the works, west Virginia General Breckenridge Mr. and Mrs. Farle Webb of Gary, The carcasses were thrown to the dogs Ind., arrived Tuesday evening for a en there each year. These activities were taken prisoners and treated as makes an interesting report, a synop­ I gave him a wide acquaintance among such. sis of which is here given. This gal­ or left on the rolling pampas tor the visit with their parents and friends vultures to devour Ueef in Uruguay in Mason. I literary men, and broadened and ma- Confederate raiders have caught lant oHicer, under his own bold signa­ I tured tlie inlluence which he was to two or three of Sheridan's messen­ ture, reports that a force of the Fed­ was so plentiful that it was .something I r PAYS TO I5UY fJOOl) (JOODS Mrs. llatlle Freeland and daugh­ I exert through the order he founded. gers to Washington. On tiie person erals came to Groonvillo on Hie 12Hi, of a nuisance evidently. Ot course ter lOdna were guests of Mr. and Mrs. I He leaves a widow and one daugh­ of one of these was found a report and was defeated in handsome style that day lias passi'd. but they still have In the current issue of Parii'. and Don Standish at Stundish'.s crossing ter, i\lrs. Wesley McCllntock, of Chi­ lo the War Department at Washing­ by General Vaughan. . A number of cattle enough down there to convert Fireside, D. S. Burcli, associate edi­ tor of tliat publication, writes a most over Sunday, cago. ton, in which Sheridan lioasts of the prisoners were taken, as were also Boine TOtUKX) bend into lia,OtK),000 interesting article on junk piles, Mrs. W. !•;. Walling of lOlkhart, Mr. Hall was buried near his for­ destruction to private properly he two stands of colors, more than TOO pounds of jerked beef In one year, mer homo in Flint. lias ordered. He names various val­ horses and various kinds of good showing how a careful oxamination Ind,, has come to spend the winter most of which is sold to Urazil. Cuba, of them reveals the fact that it pays with her daughter, Mrs. W. .1. Mack- ley estates he has devasled and arms that will be mighty useful to l^rto Ulcoand oilier truiiical countries D.Win »l. WOODS. brought to waste and destruction. our good old rebel boys. to buy good goods. Ho recently ex­ lam, east Ash street. Perhaps but few people uiiow that the amined a junk pile on ' a Wisconsin Mrs. L. W. Wholiiian of .lackson. llrst great factory tor the prodm-tlon of David M. Woods was born In Ba- farm and found it a monument of Miss Loroyno Toohy of Loslio and beef extract was esiablished at Fray poor judgment in buying. It was lavla, N. Y., .Tan. 10, ISM, and do- SCHOOIJ IXS'I'ITUTIOS. than the famous weapon which was Miss Be mice Lacy of causing were parted this lil'e at his farm home in once in demand all over the world. LSentos, a little city on tho Uruguay made up ot four classes of articles guests of Mrs. Chas. Griflin and Ingham, Dec. I.T, lOM, aged 70 The Annual Teachers' Institute on The Syrians are governed by Turkey river about a nundred miles above which ho enumerates and commpnts daughter last week and attended the years, 11 months and H days. He Wheels will be held at the following and many of tlie peasants, ground Buenos Aires, the cosmopolitan capital on in part as follows; .lunior play. came to MIchijjan • with Iiis parents places In connection with the Farm­ down for centuries, come to America ot Argentina, and that it is still opet-' "1. Good merchandise that had Miss Kdna and Warren Maxwell ,Tuly 3, 1SG3, settling in Ingham ers' Institute: wliere, in spite of the diirKuilties en­ atlng. Fray l5entos has been called worn out, 10 per cent. of Albion college and Miss Lala Max­ township, and has lived in this im- Leslie, Tuesday, ,Tan. 12; Stock- countered in learning the language the greatest kitchen In the world. On "2. Good or fairly good merchan­ dise Hint had been poorly taken care well of Kalanui/oo Normal are spend mediato vicinity since. He was mar­ bridge, evening of ,laii. 12 and Wed­ and acquiring American habitudes, some days 2,f)UU Head of cattle are lug the holiday vacation with their of, :10 per cent. ried to Elizabeth Bakewell Sept. 15, nesday, .Tan. 13; Dansville, Thursday they soon develop into successful slaughtered.-Argonaut parents Rev. and Mrs. G, W. Max- lSfi7. 'I'here wore born to them ton iind Friday, .Ian. M and 15; Locke, merchants. Ao we cliattcd away, it '",]. Mercliandise appaveiiHy used wel in Mason. children, five daughters and live sons, Tuesday, ,Ian. li); Holt, Wednesday, seemed strange to me that tliese peo- only a short time and discarded as 'i'wo of the children died in early ,Iaii. 20 and Aurelius, Tliursday, ,Tan. Iile of ancient Syria should be en,ioy- useless, •!() per cent. The following students from the Flight of the Housefly. several educational Institutions aro childhood and Alta E. passed away 21. It is hoped that teachers and ing Hie privileges and advantages of "•1. Small articles of trivial na­ Dr. Hindle ot London linils that at homo in Mason for the holiday-va­ at tho age of 27 years. Mrs. Woods pupils will attend at least the even­ citizensliip in tlie United States; ture that had been bought on an im­ cation; YpsihuUi Collegs: Murryno preceded her husband to that bourne ing meetings nearest to them. while the Old World is undergoing housetlles tend to travel either against pulse, apparently because they were McCrosson, ICmily Sayre, Kola Otis, from which no traveler returns .Tune Superintendent of Public Instruc­ another one of the periodical upheav­ ur across tlie wind This direction cheap or 'would do for the purpose,' Bessie Ilayner, Irene Burgess, Fayc 23, 1914. Mr. Woods was one of the tion F. L. Keeler has called the big als which have occurred at frequent may he directly determined by the ac­ •10 per cent. Miller, lOthel Ellsworth; Ann Arbor founders of the prohlliltion party and County Institute-Association at Lan­ intervals ever since Abraham left As­ tion of the wind, or Indirectly, owing to "Junk piles seem to show that the University; Fred Cady, Reno Root, was true to its tenets to the very sing, Monday, .Tan. IS. Hon. 0. D. syria with his Hocks. the lliea lieliig nttraeted by odors buying public is less skillful in get­ Charles Henians, Robert Halstead, last. He was an active member of Corson, ex-superintendent of public We drank the third cup of coffee, borne by the wind. Fine weather and ting service out of cheap articles than Emery Winficld, Willis Collar, Nel­ the Methodist Episcopal church tor instruction of Ohio, will be the out- smoked more of the Persian tobacco warmth favor dispersal, and Hies from the better grade. Stated differ­ ently, only an expert judge ot values son Huntley, Willavd Wlxson, War­ 47 years, bis greatest activities being of-state speaker. H. R'. Pattengill and fancied ourselves'.Sitting peace­ travel turtlier In the open country than can make a practice of buying cheap ren Driver, Fred Searl, Harold Hen­ in the Sunday school, having been and other local speakers will assist. fully in that far-off land of Phoenicia In towns-probably because the Houses superintendent for many years. When goods and stive money by doing it," derson; Dig Rapids: Paleu McDaii- until we heard the newsboy shouting offer food and. shelter. In thickly he came to his last sickness his "Extra! Extra!" telling us ot another iels; Milwaukee-Downer: Gladys Las- This—And Five Cents! lioused localities the usual mnxlmuin enby; Kalamazoo College: Miriam faith did not fail him, many times he victory along the border.—Affairs at Common Council Proceedings. declared that he was ready to go or Don't miss this. Cut out this slip, Washington," Joe Mitchell Chappie, (light Is about II quarter of a mile, but Longyoar; M. A. C; Edgar Adams, enclose five cents to Foley & Co., Chi­ Louie Gretton, Ralph Slrope; Al­ was willing to tarry a little longer if in National Magazine for November. In one case u single tly was recovered MJVSON,'MICII., Dec. 11, 1014. it was God's will. He came to his cago, 111., writing your name and ad­ lit a distance of 770 ynrds-partly over Council met and was called to order bion: Karl Lott. dress clearly. You will receive In end in peace fervently responding to WHY WOMEN SHOULD NOW IIUY open feuiund. Wben set free In the by Chairmiin-cli'C.i. Neely. return a free trial package contain­ the prayer of his pastor and in less .\MERIOAN GOODS. i afternoon files do not scatter so well Present, Aid. Neely, Parker, Ran­ than ten minutes after the prayer ing Foley's Honey and Tar Com­ as In the morning. Liberated files of­ dall, and Whltln^'. pound, for coughs, colds and croup, In the October Woman's Home CHUROH AND SOCIETY. was ended he obeyed the summons ten mount almost vertically to a height The minutes of the lust meeting and passed triumphantly into that Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Ca­ Companion Ida M. Tarbell appealed weie rearl and approvtd. thartic Tablets. For sale In your to American women to buy domestic ot forty-five feet or more. rest that remains for the people of KEI'OUT OF C0MMITTEI5. town by Longyear Bros, and L. H. goods. She made the point that the The Alaiedon library society will God. He leaves to mourn their loss, The llnancR cum in I tt.ee report the Harrison.—Adv. war has created a condition In this Switiarland't Presldont. meet wltli Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Keeler seven children; Mrs, Geo, Mesler of folldwUnf claims and recommend HoUoway, Mich., Newton B. of Dans­ country which women can help by There Is one highly civilized country on Thursday, Dec, 31. for dinner. As mmSG IN THE ORIENTAL WAY turning to domestic goods In place of their allowance: ville, Mrs, W, L. Lambert, of Gales- In which not one person In four could, this is for the election of olllcers a foreign products. This is the time .liiinesTliorliiirn, 2 ncicUADs iiliihtwiituh,.t21 00 burg, 111., Fred M., of Peoria, 111., give their ruler's nmrie. That coimtry [. I*. Ititiliburn, :i iiiiys CICIIMIIIK piivi'iiiiiiic. ;i oo good attendance is desired. The Yes, I felt like*a real Oriental— for American women to show that ,1, T. Fowler, 2 wfnltN fur tiiinU Instructor.. 12 QO gentleman are Invited. Ja^. M. of Detroit, Chas. S. arid' Is Switzerland. One reason why the Hazel J, at home, three grandchil­ lone of the people of glorious old they realize the necessity of patriot­ Hoard ot Ceiiiutury Triisteiis, IHIKH' IUKI ism In times ot peace. In the Decem­ president Is almost unknown either by HiiiipllDS 25 85 Some Chrislmas scenes, illustrated dren and a large circle of other rela­ Phoenicia—when I dined with a Sy- (1.1'. iVItoktilsiui. Riipplli's liir stiiMit 2 (18 ber Companion letters approving of name or by sight Is that he is hot a by the stereopticon, at the Presby­ tives and friends. • rlan friend In a Washington restau­ A, I,. Horn', scrvlui's as aiipiirvlsor 75 (i() Miss Tarbell's appeal are published. public flRure at all. Qe bns no privi­ A, A, Howliat, servlciis as BiiiiervlRor 75 00 terian church, next Sunday evening Servant of God well done. rant, whose patrons were of this an­ Among the many people whose, let­ leges as president and no ofllclal iml- Moved anf] siipport.fid that the re­ at 7 o'clock. Thy glorious warfare's past; cient race.' The guests there were ters are published are Mrs. Tfiomas form-not even of the nrmy Switzer­ port tif the lltiiiiice ciinimlltce be ac- The battle fought, the victory won, leisurely discussing the war In Eur­ PIGS FOR SALE—A, J. Ben ham. . And thou art crowned at last. , A. Edison, Mrs. Vice-President Mar­ land has n fresh president every year ceptod and adopted and ordcr.s drawn ope after the noonday lunch was fin­ shall, Frank A. Vanderlip, president fnr the stime, Carried." Yeas Neely, Bell phone 135 3R. • 52-2t * * * He has no personal authority as presl of the National City Bank ot New Parker, Randall and Wliitln^'. ished. dent and is prnctlc'ally only the speak LOST—Rear lamp to Ford auto, York City, James J. Hill, Margaret On m(it,ion (Jtiuncil adjdurried for HOW WE GET THE NEWS. There was nothing In the meal that er of Switzerland's iinnHSiiming little between Mason and Dansville. Find­ looked or even tasted like an Amer­ Deland, Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs. two sveeks. parliament It Is recorded that at a .I.E. Wmisii, City Clerk. er returp to B. A, Densmore and re­ Day before yesterday a perfectly ican dish. 'The meat, folded up in­ Senator LaFollette, Ella Flagg ceive reward. nice lady called us up and with tears to small squares, was cooked in Or­ Young, superintendent of schools In meeting of Swiss bnslnoss men no one in her voice reproyed us for not men­ iental ways, unknown to American Chicago, and Gertrude A,therton. could recall the name ot the president FOR SALE—Pittsburgh visible tioning the fact that she had had a cookery, whjle the little rice concoc­ William C. nedfield. Secretary pi The waiter wns nsked. Oe happened OVER 66 YEARS' typewriter. Inquire ^., P, club friend visiting her last week. We tions, rolled up In grapevine leaves, Commerce, also approves ot this ap­ to know, beoutise the president was EXPERIENCE rooms. 53-'J-p told her that she had not let us know were as delicious as spinach, and the peal and sends In the following,let­ his uncle.-Pbllndelphin Tlmen. anything about It and that therefore tiny summer squash, filled with an ter: . ' ' appetizing stuffing, made a pleasing A man' in Massachusetts who was we did not know that she had a visi­ "There Is much force in Miss Tar­ The Revolving Cat. tor. Then she said, "Well you should dish. Pastry, cheese and sweets were prevented by his family from marry­ bell's appeal. More than one Amer­ Little Susie has always been deeply have known. I thought yon were also different from the customary ican manufacturer has suffered ser­ ing the girl he loved, took to his bed Interested In mechanical toys and num­ from spite," and has remained there running a newspaper," Wouldn't American delicacies, and lastly the iously from quite unreasoning and that rattle your slats? Some people great Turkish pipe, with its long bers several among her choicest pos­ 40 years. This seems,foolish, but it hurtful prejudice in favor of foreign- TRADE MARKS was a much better way of relieving think that an editor ought to be a smoke-cooling tube filled with Per­ made goods, when articles ot equal sessions. Recently the family cat, hav­ DcaioNB spite than by shooting up the family cross between Argus and Anna Eva sian tobacco replaced the American or better quality were made at home. ing apparently eaten something which COPVRIOHTG &e. or the girl, as Bome despondent lov­ Fay, They seem to think that our cigar. The bill of fare, written In Producers have been tempted to put disagreed with her, began n mad race Anynne nsndlng a nkotch nnd doacrlptlon mat Arabic, backward, as Is the custom (jiilnkliilnkliyr naoortaln,^- ou,, r- npinio. . n froo whotlior an ers do by wdy of protest. five senses are augmented by a sixth foreign labels on American-made around the room; leaping chairs, diving iiivoiitlon la probably piito.nt| Commuiilcn. that lets us know everything that with that language, looked like a goods for this reason. This is an under sofas and turning somersaults. llniiaiitrioUyconUdonUiil.^HAi IK on Fatonu stenographer's notebook. aont (roo. Oldest nitonoy for BoounniMiBtentnL happens, even if we see, hear, feel, opportune time for such a statement Susie's mother, much frightened,* seiz­ I'ntoiiti taken tbrauuli Munn k Co. lacelfe taste or smell It not. Dear lady, edi­ •yecialtuitlce, without vbarao, tntne My young friend first came to as Miss Tarbell makes, and if it were ed her small daughter and mounted a tors are only human or at least, al­ America from Syria in connection well and widely heeded the effect most human. If you have a friend convenient table. But Susie remained Scteittific Jitnerieatie with the Exposition, in St. Louis. upon American industries and, unscared. Clapping her hands in glee, A handiomeir llluatratail weeUr. t«rniiiiiN visiting you, it you are going away, Damascus,' his birthplace, has its five through them, upon the welfare of wilallon of onr.MlontlUo lournM. •rormiilS..._..,,. a. Ihe shouted, "Wind her up again, math- fBjir_t fonrraontlii,IL SoiabTalinewtdealera, or have returned from a visit out of hundred thousand people, some liv­ American ,worklngmen and women 7or Xnfuiti And Ohildrra. town, if Johnnie falls and breaks his ma; wind her, up ogain I"—Woman's ing much as they did in the days could only he helpful. One happy arm, It your; huBband chops hlg toe when St^ Paul, on his road,to Damas­ result out of this unhappy, war is Rome Companion. I, to F Bt« Waiblnmon,''!). D. ^ThiKbid You Hail InBtead'of a stick of wood, it any-; cus, became converted to .Christian­ thing happens that makes you glad) likely to come In the development ity. ITbe Damucene blade,: long and use of American products for or ^sad; happy, or ;mad; callVUB;up, famed^ for. its elasticity and temper, Tell us about it^'That's tbe vay to which we have perhaps naturally, yet •11 lockimlttaB are not bachelors, thougb still made here, has: become needlessly, depended upon'foreign In spite of tUe fact, that love laugbB but an emblem 6t>diBcial rank rather makeirs."''''^. \'-':/y ••-•••: •;.•'•;?.••',;'/:''/.V'?.' 'atithem.:.'•:;::';.:•: "••. (iiiii: m^mmiW: 'ii^ iiii&iiifeiiiiiiiiiSii^ y.'^ ''A'^\< INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 24, 1914

SCARBOROUGH, EMGLAND Dad knows that Christmas is com­ THE MAN WHO RULES THE WORLD TODAY ing and so does your mother and Origin of the Yule Log your brothers and sisters. And we Fashionable Summer R'.sort all know just what will please you most. So, from present appearances, Shelled by the Teuton Fleet. As Told in Old Virginia you are not to be disappointed, But you seem to have the wrong point of view about Cliristnias, honey, and I One lime an old black man was would all mix up wid de kiudleation want to .sot you right. Christmas is sitting in his little cabin 011 a moun­ colors or do rainbow, en crackle en the season for giving. Got that? The tain side on Christmas eve listening crackle an Up higher en bigger on real happiness lies in planning what to tlio cold wind howl over a world l)iggor, de crackles a gettin' louder you are going to do for others and of snow and wisliiug that bo had a on louder, en de blazes gitten' bigger then doing it. The real Christmas (ire to warm him, when he lieard the en bigger." spirit (Ills only tlioso wlioso thoughts cry of a liltlo child away out in the As tlie old man watched all this are upon tlie happines.s they hope to cold. The old man liobbled to tlio display, suddenly and magically ap­ l)estow upon their friends and upon door and looked out across the snow peared a table covered with a Clirist- the unfortunates who think they have and tlio wind came rusliing in and inas feast such as had never been no friends. Its not so much wiiat you made him shiver so that his "onliost spread before ills eyes. And never give as to wiiom you give. There's a two teof" chattered with cold. Again again was ho liungry or cold and poor woman living around the cor­ tlio cry caiiio across the snow and ho never was there a Christnlas in old ner. No one is thinking of what she Virginia after that without the Yule would like for Christmas. She'd be wished with all his power of longing log and the Christmas Child to give that ho could go out and llnd the un­ the second happiest woman in town it light and warmth. — Sunday if you were to walk in on her early fortunate little one; for the plantivo Tribune. cry of a little child always goes Christmas morning with a gift of straight to the heart. A third time somotliing warm for her to wear. The COLII5SI0 V(m IIOU.SKKiOKIMOIJS. happiest woman would be my little llio cry camo and a miraculous power girl who brings it. 'I'liere is old seemed to till the old man's veins. There will bo offered at the Mich­ Black ,lini, who shovels the snow and His muscles became tense aiul strong carries out the ashes. Never thought and he stepped from the threshold igan Agricultural College beginning of him? Well think of him to the into tlio snow, the crutch falling back .January •!, an eight weeks course for extent of a pair of warm mittens. In the cabin. women designated as the Housekeep­ Knit them yourself. Don't know In an instant ho was walking over ers Course. This course was offered how? Your motlier will start you. the e.\panso of frozen snow with an It will be twice as much fun for you activity ho had not possessed since lie for the first time last winter and and old Jim's look ot gratitude when used to "go ter camp luoetin'." By the attendance was very gratifying. you give them to liini will repay you and by ho came to a little child The work is intensely practical and more than all the due phrases of all caught in a snowbank. He lifted tlio helpful and is given at the same time the young SQUirts to whom you send child and as its little form touched as the short courses in agriculture neckties they won't wear and pincus- him a now strength came into him for men. ions they won't use. Try Dad's pro­ and the small burden seemed to give The work offered will include scription, Daughter, and you'll be the liiiu wings to speed liack to the little cooking, sewing, vegetable and land­ happiest girl in town Christmas day. cabin. Ho put the child on the bed, scape gardening, poultry and subjects You will find that it isn't getting drew the ragged quilt around It and bearing directly upon the home, such what you want for Christmas that looked about to see if there niiglit be as home decoration, sanitation, nurs­ makes tor real joy. You'll discover Photo by American Vmau AuHociatton. a piece of furniture of which he could ing and reading. This course will be soniolhlng. Tliat's right. Start now. ••••••»••••••••••••»•••»•» an' presents! Knuey If I could give make a lire to warm his small guest. one ot great value to the housekeep­ mother a present! I know what I'd. At that instant be saw a great log ers ot Michigan and will furnish * • like to K've 'er-oiie of I hem cnses to roll across the tliresbold and into the those whose husbands decide to take Your Cold is Dniigerou.s Ik'onk it up 'old needles and thiinlile an' ;i hodkiii FERRIS URGES CHilNGE (ireplaco. „The little child was look­ one of the courses in agriculture, an —jiow. IA Real Christmas f whleh I saw at '.Aiiiiltiin's ba/.iiiii'. Uor ing at it with eyes like stars and they opportunity to attend college at the A cold is readily catching. A run­ ••»••»»•••••»»•••••••••••• it ain't mncli ^'ood wishing," And sent gleams of light that kindled the same time. down system is susceptible to germs. log with the most brilliant fire the here lier rellections cnnie to nn end, for The minimum age limit is placed You owe it to yourself and to others IOl! name was Philliiim, a ruya' she found lierself at the warehouse. IN EQUALIZATION BODY old man had ever seen, and the dingy at 21 years, except in the cases of of your household to fight the germs iiiinie fiM' siK'h II Very sunill. She Imd soiui delivered her parcel to little room was filled with radiance married women. This has been made at once. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey pour ICnslisli iiiiiid, Init sbf the fat mmiagercss and received ih'' and warmth that brought a glow to necessary because of the fact that is fine for colds and coughs. It loos­ H had niwii.vs Iwen called '•V\W |)oor iiayment due mid. Ilireadlni; her the soul as well as to the body and women will be placed in the private ens the mucous, stops the cough and Mild slip livu found 011 (he ground mul' In till! Htiite boiird of o(|imliziition so Those contemplating taking the aeroplane is ready for practical pur­ the liou.'se, mid of all Hi'' noiu' lieo|ilc as to iniilfc ihe slate board of lax told the story, usually became great­ course should write the President, .1. tlierefort; lii;r verv own. lo i inolher. and the Kovornnr constitute tlie board. who liiid lo worli (Illy mid iiiKlit In cam "Why, now I'M he able to uil niolher "Do (lames or do cross spread en description ot the work offered. Ap­ II real Christimis pi'eseiil. it's jcsl like Several IJepnblican ollieolmlders, chase after one-er-nudder, a-crawlin' a scanty living liy innliins liuiioiihtilcs plication should be made as early as II fiiii'y lale." she lliou^'lit, her lilui.' notr.bly .Slute Troasiircr .Tolin llnarer en a-croepin' in en out en around en possible so that arrangements may in coals mid waistcnnis for a reiidy eyes shinint; with e,';cileiiieni, "an' I and others, \vaiit the law changed RO about, a skadlln' hyor en a skadlin' be made tor the accommodation of made eidtiies wiireliouse. If wns a liiiid know wliat I'll buy, an' I'll jvit it, loo. that iho secretary of state, the statQ dar; a lippin'' up higher and higher; all who desire to attend. life for I lie tvo. but Ii'llp possessed » drs' a 111 blue blaze would come, den iM'fore I go 'oiiie. 'cause it won't take treasurer, the aiiditor-Renoral and the linii'o mid «iiincl! litlle heart benealli a yaller one, den a bright red one The defaulting bank cashier has no her tbrciidliiirc froi.-k and wlicn sli" me II iniliit." siiperlntendfint of piibile instruction would Hare up, en den do blazes harsher critic than the man who "«n<(' out of seliool each iifterimipii Ilaiiiilton's bax.aar was not verv far wil' not have to servo on tlie board, would all niingulate darsef's terged- dodges paying his street-car fare would sit until lier eyes were liuriiiii'^ iiway, and, sure enough, in live iiiiioites as is now the case. Now tlie land ,ler—red en blue en yaller en white whenever lie has the chance. and b(!r poor litrle liiijiers niw mid l<'lip was K'lziiif; steadily in iit the l/iil- conimissionor is a nieniher, but after nidilni^. lielpiiiK lier niollutr. llmilly dei.'ked and lit window m a January 1, his iilaco will automatic­ •\iid it WHS so slic silt one ufteniooc iieedleciise in red velvet nnd irold. mi ally be talicn by the sueprintetident asm Hay/apta II weel< before (.'hristiuas day trvlm; In iirtielu wiiieii for all its ^'or;;eoiisiu!SS of public instruction. cnleli tlie Inst Kleiiiiis of ninrUy (lay- was marked but livepeiice lliiee fiir- llf,'ht which cmiie lliro\i^'h llic wli'idow tliliiss. WOMAN CONFESSES MURDER \X/A P f What Is It "I wmil II needlecase Willi a Ibiiuble TV /TL IX J AlAlll About A ? an' a bodkin an' a reel of cotton, like Bread Vender Killed Aged Customer In them up there." said l'"llp, with all the dignity of a possessor of wealth, Detroit to Rob Her, Gettlnfl $15. 1 Tell you Wife that the "Well, you must wait a bill" snapped DETROIT, MICH. — Miss Antoi­ the iissislmit, turning to anotlier cus­ nette Itcciccr, aKcd flfty-elKht, con­ tomer, a stout, eliee'ry looking' iiiaii, fessed, accordhiK to lite police, that aeconipanied by two rosy, well dressed she killed Miss Frances BonihoU, the ehildren, aged woman who was found beaten to **Best" "1 bin wiiltin' II loll},' time. Why death in her homo Inst Wednesday, can't you Kit me one down','" replleil llobbery was the motive. Fifteen dol­ Flip, with tlie peisevefiiiiee of, the lars', wlilch, Mrs. Meckpr told the po­ FLOUR east end child. lice, she tool! form a drawer in Miss The Rirl impiitiiuitly delacheil one of Bomholt's house, was concealed in the makes the best bread you ever made. tlie iieedlecasi.'s. Binyer's home. We will use no ot^lier, liereafter. "Where is your money'i" she uskinl. Half a dozen men had been detainee! Our j,frocor keeps it. If he does not " 'Kre'.vof course. Wot d'yor liiiiik'/" and nuestioned by the police, but un­ teleplioiie said li"li|)V;~}iandinK lier the coin. til Mrs. Becker's arrest the authori­ The saleswommi took it, looked at ties had not found a real clew to the it once carele.ssly, nsiiin iiiirrowly. mystery surrounding the murder. Mrs. Mason Milling "Why," she e.xclaimed, "this is not a Becker was a daily caller at the homo sixpence at all—it is only an imitation ot Miss Bomholt, to whom she sold OAS ciie whole world pone stark mad over a very foolish and triv'uii one!" And, turning (|Uickly, she beck­ bread and pastry. question.? Are swords rattling, cannon rumbling, mailed armour Company oned the tall, imposing looking sliop- glisteiung; just because Russia wanted to show her love for the little wallser, who stood near. "Tills child is trying to pass false money." she said brother—Servia ? SHAVES, THEN ENDS HIS LIFE Tear aside the curtain o{ Europe's politics and see as she gave liim poor Flip's treasure the grim and sinister game of cliess that is being played. Th|s Is tho Famous trove. Minneapolis Young Man Complained . See upon what a slim, yet desperate, excuse the sacred He examined it and then, taking bold of Inability to Sleep. lives of millions may be sacrijiced. Read the history """' V "Apex „ of the child's thin arm, said: MT. CLEMENS, MICH. — Alvois , of the past one hundred years, as written by one of the "Come, come; where did you get greatest authorities the world has ever known, aiid learn this money from? Tell the truth E, Hinz, a florist of Minneapolis, aged the naked, shameful truth. Just to get you started as a twenty-two, arrived at the Medea ho­ Review of Reviewi luhscriber, we make you this extra­ now." tel a few days ago and registered un­ ordinary offer. Wc-will give to you Flip's face went red and then very der an assumed name. A few days Last white. She did iiot realize or under­ afterward he went to his room early HERE IS COMFORT FOR , stand her olfeusc. She only knew that after telling the clerk to call him at SPECTACLE WEARERS QAZnin W AT THK BBUitlANTIir TiIT lOS' if the sixpence was bad she could not FREE! l>OW. 10 in the morning. Then he shared, We will Guarantee buy the dearly coveted gift. Her heart took a bath and cut his throat with Duruy*s History of the World THAT THE of their room. It wnn a bitterly cold, seemed ready to break, and she burst into a flooilof tears as she sobbed out: the blade ot a safety razor. >, !.»• Four splcDdlfd cloth volumet. full of olieerlesH dav. not a typical Christmas Hinz had told people about the lob* portiraiti, •kctchcf, mapit diatframa Apex Temple with frost find snow, but leaden skies "I found it in the street-it's true, it Today it the climax of a hundred years of prepuation. WILL NOT CUT OR nnd a biting east wind luntle all folks is. But I can't buy the present now." by that a very dear friend ot his had CHAFE THE EARS died and that he was unable to sleep Read in this'timely, authoritative, complete,, AND THE shivermid lonir to »jo home by a cozy The shopvyalker hesitated, and then ONLY CONDENSED, classic world history—of vvhich «i/*r to your lenses whilt you wait fireside. B'l* flros are n luxury In the cheery looking customer who had through worrying over It, 2,000,000 apitt have btenioU in France ahni-^Yiitm\ax\iM . lET US SHOW YOU DiiehesK row. nnd there was but scant been waiting; his turn to be served taken place in the inner councili of Europe during the past one warmth In the room where Flip and broke In by saying in a voice that TWO FIRES RAGE IN ONE TOWN , hundred years. Read in these entrancing pages how Russia her mother sat. worklnp hard. has for years craftily been trying to escape from her darkhest— had a strong country twnug in it: "If wo run Ret the.so fiuislied tonlRht Parochial School and Retldcncei In to get a year-round open pott, with its economic freedom. mma "Don't you cr.v. lassie. You don't yoii eaij run out. with them, nn' when mean any harm, I guarantee. Let me Eicanaba Burn. Read how Germany and Austria, fearful, of the monster's latent gtren^h, have been trying to checkinate her and how yon come back we'll 'nve n bit more see that coin," he continued,' turning BSCANABA, MICH, — While .the they have pmned all in thii last, supreme sukei coal, an' I'M Kit « bit of flsb from to the shopwalkiu', who did as he was • Sc, Joseph parochial school was burn­ 0.S BUSH/Optometrist roniid the eoriier, nn' yon shall 'aven deslrijd. for li^ was being addressed ing on the east side, flames broke The Lesson of the Past nice 'ot simper.,deary." said the pale by an old and valued customer. fHIS muter ol the pen ihowi you the ilon' ihtl WM GIKCC'I All work guaranteed or no pay. out in the residence section of the *• anil the grandeur lliai was Rome'i, He (uldei you Ihroutli the mother with 11 loi'lnjr look, "Well. I don't know." snid the west side, menacing many homes. The Middle Atei, 'tbe picturesque old dayi ot leudaligm aAd the ctuudei I > - , Open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday "That'll be i'nst splendid," replied thtoucb the Renaiiwnce up to coniemtwraneoui blilory, which Prof, / ' naniw cheery man. "If Is not ,n sixpence, 1 city has not enough hose to flght both Ofoivenor compleiei in brilliant maniicr, In the itory of ilie pait / '_ of Over Neely's Clothing Store. Flip, "an" then we'll set before the agree, but it is n half sovereign and a flres, and the residence section ot lie the lecrecti ol today. And you will undcriia'nd them better when ./ Re»i«wi, fire, an' yo'i'll tell mo nbout them real; you set tlie.Review ol Revlewi lor 1 year—for the Rerlew ol Re- / JtlnrtaiPI., very good one too." And. In the twin­ the city is practically at the inercy 'S.S viewa will (ive you a aane interpretation ol the cvenlitbal are talcint / 'Maw York! Chi'istmasos .vo" used to 'nve when yon kling of an o,vo ho had deftly cxclinng- of the flames. '•place with luch rapidity.. It ii not cnouth to read the,daily.newt / >end me. on ap- »iHHin»»i»tii»iiiiiiiiiiin»itummu were a Kirl." ed the Imitation stxpoiice for a, gold . report!. Yourabilltylocomprebend condition), and to diKuia them / proval, charge! paid "I don't like tnlkini? of them days," The school loss is estimated at $20i- rationally depend! on I true Interpretation ol the meaning and the '/ by you, Duruy'i Hli- coin from.his \ynisteont pockjit. reaion why V ol eventa, In your mind you mmt bring .order /• l»ry ol the World In 4 snid the motlief vith a slph ns she fold­ P0€, while the' estimated loaa on reil- out ol cbaor—and the Review ol Rericwi will do it lor you, / volume! bound in cloih, "There, my lass, take .your money .^ ^ X Alio enter my name lor WINTER SESSION ed up the inst'bit of work. " 'Kre you dienceslB 110,000; - ::: ' Gct'tne , A the Review ol Reviews (o« are, denry.;, .lest put on .ver,'at an' run and run home," _—^ »•««»•'•!. 'i: !«••.»«——''"X one year. ,.;II I keep .the Opens January 4th'ln all de­ Was It a dren.m'i' Flip pinched her- ' REVIEW of REVIEWS •/..'»°''i. IwlH remit in 10, days partments of the Detroit with these," .\nd Jin another minute Food City Pair Hurt ice Bottlng. Buislhess University, fl6-70 or:tw6.thellRht little figure, laden.witii self when she was In the chill streets BATTLE:; CREEK. MIC5H. — This *T" ~ *~ Y "* i'*^~ ~ "^ Vi'^^'aS-centi lor !lilpping and »t again. No, it'wns.all triie—a happy . for > Year . . X'SeMnontblorthrec montln^lor.' West Grand Elver Ave., De- , n n; large biiridle.,was. speeding up the Irst ice boat'accident bt the M trolt, Mich.' Oiir catalogue j?rent biisy thoronshfare, reallty.to find abnd: »i.vpejice nnd-tHra Send '^:i^,^i^^^ explains, our superiority in see It transfoi'med- into a goiden half Ojccurred /when Victpr CfowthierB and ;,No; .return til*.baoki at your upenie. • Sometimes, with nil tlie good will In I}ayid;|l^<»B wer^ • .'KfoneV •'.'.''"!""'"" J'™ •« tbebooki ' Bqnlpment,: Standing; Staff, the world, the constant journeying to sovereign. She liiid forgotten the vel-,?; • . indiikethem—youiendZSc ..._ MeUiods md Besidta. Yon v;wtierft'-'qti^aoB^;: likei'; • whien;; Crow- lor ahlpplns inii 11.00 • month for tbre* tnontbi' the warehouse seemed to her long aiid vet neediccnsc:>ilie had butunethoiiKbt/.^ i to pay lot ibe ReviewolRcflewB, II the book! .'^ •jUimv •re liiTlted to write tor it If —ti> get hoine—and home she soon w;a8, , aren't wotth.morelban.yba pay.for booki ind mitaEliie;to-i(/>i.iT.~ .Interettieid in tbie; Idnd of Weary,;'but tonight fiorthou^ •;tiiifr?i^:.;iito?l60:;feet;rt : geihf r, ,aend lhei» b«k lU our eapenie. But be prompt. The," A oi,ii^;; : •obool work that; bring! beat ChrlHttnnB jnh^lej her; forge^^ .wbere!:^ [|iBr|:an!cloim/jmo|ther h ,;t»orld.#!df hae;ol,Durey wl|l,ili8k« IbeiiJ,OiK! iiti dlii-'X' 7?o^ her^ohdertii|i.ndvent:ure8i''!;v;T:''^'v'v-;-:;^ ::;^ipt)ftdlr;Ottt;'«^ut'i'the'c^ ;'';' •neoeia^' -' AddreM't;; Hi'.'B.. ;;;i^f'05y'i,'iQveiy;,"il :"wouidJ,{;,iw^^^ J;'t!S^bSted«fv^^'*1ri;*^,# • So, after all. It ^yas a real Cbrlitinaii ;;il! rj:SIi(5iW^;i|Pjri^^ Vhoiigh't.; i'if we/ <^^^^^^ l)i!^''!f'^'f:!WMA!«!^,ljKi>>i!':.!?;«<;.•;v:V;(,;'::W! 'X/U^mTinAklestlSf.^coitroniylshW(intr: ;ln',the't6p.irown.!J,;:\,^;j;^.',!S':i:;.^;;:S^ :#l ^ik!-;ji^i!ta:iKi^*;''i'f^;'^ii'^-;v:'!i;iiiii^^^ iiiiiiiiiiiiiMJiiiJiiiiWim^^ jObrlHtroaifWltb plum'puddingob' 'oily' <.:;.li«iMr::Mlti|imi.Cfc^ ' iiM^Siii^^s^ftiiiiiiiiii^iitii^^ m INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 24, 1914

"I'm .•er one Simpson, deceased. ness of whose nU'ls was already touch­ Th-i Strango Aeroplane. toward the debris and the two dead East (InKham) In luKham county and State .lennie l''rceman hnvlnR filed in said Court ed to mellowness, and It bad included caught bis men, what sliould be do"? of MichlRan, tected- state. .Finally he' professed an for a moment at tbe bombs and then said county, the proffered distinction, it might at and then glanced for one questioning In tho Matter of tho Estato ofiArn J. Fonn, uncovering submission and put a turned his eyes to the dead man with HENRY M. GARDNER, Deceased, the present stage appear invidions, and mass of obstacles in the way of the a crushed chest who lay In a muddy moment at the white face before hlni. (A truo copy.) Judge of Probate, Mary E, Fonn having filed in said Court lier ho therefore suggested that the coo* "We have to face it out sire," lie C, A. CLINTON, Register of Probato. 50w.) petition praying that the administration of said transfer of his national ottlclals to the place among the green stems under the estate bo granted to horaolt or to some otlier ferrlng of it ahoiiid be postponed until new govei-nment. In these things he center of the machine. said. Determination Heira. liorabeck—Jan. 5 suitable person; it could be uiude the crown and con­ For some moments they watched the State of Michigan, Tlio Probate Court for It Is Ordored, That the' 5lh day of January, was enthusiastically supported by his "One can take ho' risks," he snld with the County of Ingham. A. D. lOlti. nt ten o'clock in the forenoon.'at clusion of his services. The king,was subjects, still for'the most part an illit­ a faint suggestion of apology. steep spirals of the descending mes At a sesaion of said court, hold at the Pro­ said Probate Ofiico, ho and'la hereby appointed unable to shalce this resolution and the erate peasanti^y, passionately if con­ The other two now also turned to the sengers, and then they began a hasty, bato Oflice in tho city of Mason, in said coun­ for hearing nnld petition ; two men parted with expressions of ty, on tho 8th day of Decemlier, A. D, 191'!. It la Further Ordoreil, That public notico ho fusedly patriotic and so far with no victims. "We must signal," said the consultation. Present: , Hon. Henry M. Gardner,, Judge mutual esteem. given by publication'of n copy'of this order, practical knowledge of the effect of first man. A shadow parsed bctAvecu They decided that to be holding a ot Probate, for three auccessivo'weokii.iprevious to. said In tho Matter of tho Estato of Henry Peter day of hearing, In,the Ingham; County News, The king then summoned Firmin In 'atomic bombs. '.More pnrticulorly he them and the sun, and they looked up council upon the details of an ultimate Rornbcck, Doceaacd. - a newspaper printed and circulated In said order to make a short note of a num­ retained control of nil the Balkan aero­ p see the aeroplane that had fired the surrender to Brissago was as Innoeoiit Frank H, Frcshour having filed In said county. : I •! I • . ; ber of things that be had said during looking a thing us the king could well Court his petition praying that said court i HENRY M. GARDNER, planes. last shot, adjudicate and detormino who woro nt tlio (A truo copy.) ,- ., ,TudRc of Proboto. the dhy. But after about twenty min­ For once the extreme naivete of Le­ "Shall we signal?" came a mega­ be doing, and so when at lust the ex tlmo of his death tho legal heirs of said do- C. A. CLINIJON, RoglBtor of Probato. 50^4 utes' work the sweet sleepiness of the ceuBod and entitled to Inherit tho real estate blanc seems to have been mitigated by phone ball. king Egbert, whom the council bnd mountain air overcame him, and be sent as Its envoy, arrived upon tlie of which snld decoasod died seized. LICENSE TO'SELL; BURNS—JAN. 15 duplicity. He'went'on with the gen­ "Three bombs," they answered to­ It is Ordered, That tho Sth day;of January, dismissed Firmln and went to bed ah'd scene, he discovered the king almost State''of Michigan. ' THo Probato Court for eral pacification of the world ns'lf the gether. A, D. 1915, at ton o'clock in'tho forenoon, nt; fell asleep at once, and slept with ex­ theatrically posed at the head of his said probuto. oflice, bo and IB horoby appointed' the County: of'Ingham.i ' '•••'•'• Balkan submissloii was madei in abso­ for hearing said petition ; At,n session;of said Court, held at tlio Pro- treme satisfaction. He bad had an ac­ "Where do they come from?" asked councilors In the midst of his court bate pmce.in the,city of.Mason, In snld coun­ lute good fulth, and lie,announced the the megaphone. , It is Further Ordored, that public notico tive, agreeable day. dlsbandment of the force of aeroplanes The door upon the wireless operators thereof b« given by publication of a copy of ty; on tlio 18th day of December,'A. D.lfll.). The three sharpshooters looked at thlB'ordor, for three auccoOBlvo weeks proviouB ii Present; .''Hon. "Honry M.i'Gardnor, Judge The establisbmeht of tbe new order that had hitherto guarded the council was shut to said day of hearing. In tho Ingham County' pfi;Prphate..,.,-'(,-':|,i.-i-: ,,; -,:,;.,•. ,1 •,• ;'•.;• each other and then moved toward the that was thus so ^humanly begun was, at Brissago upon the. approaching 15tb The ex-klng from Brissago came liko ii News, a newspaper printed and circulated In •,In,|tlio ,Mnttor„bf the, Estato .,of j'anios A dead men. One of them bnd an Idea. draft through the curtains and attehil- said county. , , \ , .Burns; Deceased; ' ! If one measures It by the standard of of Jiily. But ihstend' he doubled the HENRY M. GARDNER, I! C.<'A, Parlthurat having-filoiV In'said Court any preceding age, a rapid process. number upon duty on that eventful "Signal that first." he said, "while we nnts thiit gave n wide margin to Kltig (A true copy.) Judge of Probate: his petition, prnylngi tor.Iloonso to - sell i-itho look." They were Joined by their avi­ Ferdinand's state, and the familiar 0. A. CLINTON, Register of Ftobitto. J0w4 l",'"."P'r.°.'.'*?'•' .I^'nto in,.certain, roRlf,pstato ; The flghtlng spirit of the world was ex- day and made various arrangements therein doBorlbod.' , ' •^'' ••-'^• , hausted. Only here or there did flerce- for their disposition. He consulted ators for the search, and all six men contldence of his manner belled a cer HEARING CLAIMS. DOOLITTLG—APR. S >' It^s' drdbred,'That the I51h day of Jaiiaary. i began a hunt that was necessarily tain bardhess In his eye. Flrmln trot­ 1 State of: Michigan. The Probato Court for :A-.nu.'i191B,l atiitonl o'clockiln<'theiforenoon, ness linger. < Ifpr long decades the com­ certain experts, and when be took :?f',f?l<}I?'•''''?*•!'Pllooi'l^i »nd,,l8i|horoby„BP- bative Bide In' .human affairs biid':beeti brutal In lis haste for some Indication ted belilnd him, and no one else was the County o( Ingham. - . ., ''' King iEgl)ert;lhto;hl8;rohf1t1ence there In the Mnttor of the Estate ot -Mary, Doo> ,polijtod,,for„be8rlnB said potltloni and that all monstrduBly exaggerated by tbe acGl- of identity. They examined the men's with him, A.nd as Ferdinand Charles ' persons dntorestediIn''sAld estate'appear 'before .was something in his neat and explicit Ilttio, Deceased., ' '; 'f\'ul ' •') aaldJiCourt,-! at'saldlitlmeiand placeii.to ishow" :!deht8 of political separattbnl Tbltnow foresight that brought back to that ex- pockets, their bloodstained clothesj the rose to greet hltii' there came Into the .Notice is herobr given that four,', moiiths .;cauBo,-jvhy,n license to.ietl theilnterBSt.pt.sald from the Sth day.of December, A',''D',ui6i4i\ i befiaine lumtuousiy plain. An «Dor- monarch's mind hit)-haIf forgotten fan­ machine, the framework, Tbey turn- heart of :the'Balkon king again that! have been'Rllowed for creditors jitOrpresentI '••:••-vtma propoi>tlonjor tbef force tbatiiaB- tasy; of r^blanehs'a Hsherroiih under a «rella. 'J.'•.I.i,•••:'''*• :"7','; • aaldcfv Tbere^was riot a tattoo triark: upon tlie biticony, and Itpassed at the court for examination: and sdiustmehtiiif'and ftf'^,'^Wflfly?n^^j1>rrn«>l!P»H9ni of i,« pftpjt of': that all eredttori ot raid deceased an requtriad this,order, for-ttuSpejiuci—•- • - • [more aggi«aHii(e;thai!;tl>» ftor 6(''«ar Atrant 6 o'clock'in the Inornlng'bt tbe BTijr|rthlD|[] Wu elaborately free'? of, careless geBtures';. of; his i.juest.': For to, present their claims .to said, court, at, the' surely'any'ou(i might outwit t^ls! fool. probate bfflee, in the eltyl'6t>'Mason,!) hi :Mldt ^ :aiHl>^^Uke UelgbborB. it to donht^ ittb of July one of the oiiier ienttneli •njf'iridlcafion'brJfif"origin. ';'; • county, oniOrbatoM thttllt)i;d«yro(tApril, A,, iNe*s, iriiiewipaptr printtd; iindrolr«aUt«d In /1 till! It any ilBfRv MKtioii^or of tbelBrjuago flWti; whlcb was war- via* can't fludoutr'tbey called at 'Istt'.tqlkorwhttfor.'a'tn D,J915, wdthtt Hid eUtru>irllt> heitra by ;;inRf,an6btoHilvely'-oyer: tbe: lower"ion^T tat,:::-;.;'': •:;v^v'^.;;''-'^-:v ;:;V-v .•^•;.-^.-J^^v ^.cOmtnandof'aillttle.-Frenc&'rotiohn ^ Skid eonrt on th* lOil My.*!' AI|HI2 A','l»,!181Bi' ^A'tWif'ciAjj^lb?«.t|^ tfm fMUr bviinHivd iUM^ :*l«ot*algnr •t J*n ;p'«loek;ln'ttiifprwopn'-'i Fivt')>''M>:l •!•'•'f

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Dli; I'OU KNOW VOUIl ini'lAL CUP oi" comno is.vr LIKI') IT usim DAXSVIIiLK MOWS. NEWS OFJHE STATE TO HI;. Dnke Rapa Accident Body. When the word coffee Is mention­ ed to you there is presented to your Jlliis Nollle Diisli liiiH reslgiiod lior GHAND RAPIDS, MICH. — Rich ard IJ. Drake, former secretary of tht mind a delicious cup of tlie popular Hcliool lit SliiiftNlnirg and returned to beverage—smooth, rich, invigorat­ tills place. Michtjan industrlai accident board, ing, aiiil)er-colorod. It is perfectly . iMr.s. t!. L. DiiytoM visited at Holt wiic was deposed for his activities in natural that you sliould have such an SLIPPERS lust weelc Wodnosday. political circles, was In Grand iJap- idea for without doubt this is Hie .Mr, and iMr.s. C. K. Oshorno, .Mrs. iiis and he took occasion to rap Hit American notion today of wiiat Prank Minks, Mrs. K. C. Oslwrne, Mr. Oi-inocrals for tlielr action and dia-sliould comprise a perfect cup of cof- and Mrs. li. K. Walker, Mrs, Mina close several alleged dellciencies in ' fee, miller, /iOlla Whipple wore in l^an-tlie board. I 'i'his is vastly different, however, Make The sing different days last week. from what existed a generation ago. ll(! scored the members roundly for ; Our forefatliors had no less distinct li'rod Corwin and Frank Fosdiok l!0^'iecl of duty and said tho chairman standard but when tlie word coffee wore in Mason last week Wodnosday. had drawn more than $S,000 in tho. was spoken to tiioni, tiiey immedlale- A dauglitor was born to Mr. and last two years and had worked but iy thought of a black, strong, more Mr.s. IDoll Corwin ^of Duraiid last or loss muddy, almost bitter cup of Best Christmas Gifts nl.out one day a week. Drake admit­ week, ted having worked for Chase Oshorn tiie popular brow. You say, why tills Itay noeliee and wife of Ma.son'at- change'/ tended the funeral of D. M. Woods lor governor, hut said he never lot I .'V generation ago, tlie cup was last 'i'liiirsday. his political work interfere with his made from what were known as Rio There are hundreds of people who every i{. D. West has moved near T^oslie. state duties. Coffees, These particular grades of A ton ponnd danglUor was born to ilraziilan coffee were very strong, year make it a point to give at least one Mr. and Airs. IJOO Ilulliliergur lust Boosts Sugar Beet Price. slighHy bitter and very pungent in wook. tiielr drinking qualities, 'I'hey were i:?AY CITY, .MlCii. — The West not necessarily cheaper tliaii otiier Andrew ilriggs lias moved to the Day City Sugar company will pay coffees but tiiey constituted tho large or two pairs of Slippers as Christmas village. heet growers $fi per ton flat, for part of all that was used in this iMr.s. A. W. l':;ilHWortli returned last hPPts delivered at its factory or at Friday to her lioiiio in Hattle Crook. country, hence this character of Gifts, and this year we have the largest S(diool (doses this week for tlio any of Its weigh stations next year, drink was tlie national standard for holiday vacation. according to an announcement. the breakfast table. Miss Anna i''ox is spending the hol­ Contracts at this rate are already Conditions iiave changed and to­ day it's Santos Coffee (tills is raised and best line that we have ever carried. idays with iier parents at Sliolby. bein,? writt(!n liy tho company. Tlie i lionionil)er the Xnias tree ontor- in the State of San Taulo, in Brazil, price is an advance of $1 per ton over South America,) or Mexican, Bogota, tainment at tlie town hall Thursday tho price paid for beets delivered at night of tills week. Guatemala and tho liner blends of wfigli stations for the present season Mrs. H. li. Smith of Mason is tliese and other equally liigli grade spending a few days in town. and .10 cents a ton over the price goods, Tlie strong, black cup lias David iM. Woods was l)orn in Ba- paid this season for wagon delivery been displaced by the smooth, ricli, FOR HIM FOR HER tavia, N. Y., ,Ian. 30, 1811, and de­ at the company's factory. brown-drink that graces the Ameri­ parted this life at his farm home near can dining table today, Tho change nansvlllo, Dec. 15, 1!)M. Mo came is logical. It's another indication of V/ to Mieliigaii with his parents ,hily •^, Attacks Girl With' Knife. the American people's desire for the ISO;!, settling in Ingliam township, BATTMO ClU'^ICK, MICIl. — Me- best. We are not content to use l^inley McGlone, eighteen, became what our forefathers did if ingenuity, Ingham county, and has lived in tills skill and hard work can produce immodlato vicinily since, lie was SI ddenly insane, attacked Miss Lulu something bettor. The old standard married to ICiizaljeth nakewoll Sept. Swan with a knife and threatened to was splendid and lilled Its place to There ai'e Leather Slippei's and You can choose from the Fur If), :1SG7. Tlioro wore l)orn to them l:il1 the entire family at the farm an admirable degree, but scientiiic Men's Elastic Side Romeo Slippers ton children, live daugiiters and live home near liero. Trimmed Juliets in several diffei- sons. 'I'wo of tiio cliildron died in growing, scientiiic roasting, scientiiic that protect the ankles, and Felt infancy and Atta D. pas.sod away at R. C. Swan and Dan McGlone, a blending and scientiiic manufactur­ tlie ago of 27 years. Mrs. Woods hrfpthcr of tlie youth, overpowered ing metliods throughout, produce ones that are warm for the feet. ent coloi's. Comfy Slippers of him, but ho escaped before tho sheriff better goods at very little, if any, preceded lier liiisl)an(l to tliat bourne greater cost. from wliidi no traveler roturns .luno arrived. McGlone was captured in Felt that keep the feet snug and 2;!, l!)ll. Mr. Woods was one of the Battle Creek, To tiicse millions of ardent admir­ founders of the Prohil)ltion party and ers of the black cup, there dawned ALSO SHOES OF EVERY KIND warm. They are ribbon trimmed was true to its tenets to the very last. the idea that a new enjoyment was Ho was an active monibor of llic Arrest Negro and Saginaw Girl. to be found ia coffee drinking—that FOR EVERYONE and in dainty colors. Melliodlst ICplscopal clnircli for -l? HASTINGS, MICH, — Ernest M, of richness and luscious fragrance. years, liis greatest activities being in Peak, colored, and Agnes Ttenrs, less This realization spelled a new day in the coffee business of this country. tlie Sunday school, having bueii sup- than sixteen years old, a former in­ fiidntoiidoiit for many yoar.s.' When Now the old seems to have disap­ lie came to Ills last sickness his faith mate of the state home in Coldwater, peared almost entirely anS every- did not fall hini, many times ho de­ who disappeared from Saginaw Nov. ( where these new standards prevail. clared that he was ready lo go or was 7, were arrested at Peak's father's The Woolson Spice Company of willing to tarry a little longer If it home and turned over to a Saginaw Toledo, producers of the famous was Cod's will, lie came to his end ofllccor, Peak, wlio is char.Bod witli Golden Sun Coffee, has hiayed a great part in this change. This great or­ in peace, fervently responding to the enticing, lived near Uie girl's home. prayer of his pastor and in less than ganization was a world renowned ton minutes after the prayer was end­ figure under tlie old system but has ed ho oiioyed tlio summons and pas­ Quincy Cider Mill Destroyed. kept ever awake for better things. sed triumpliantly into that rest tliat QTITNCY, MICH, — Fire of un­ In tiie ciiange it lead the procession reniaiiietli for the people of God. Ho known origin destroyed the Kirhy and its high grade col'foes, live in leaves to mourn their loss, seven chil­ cider mill, west of tlii,s viilaise, Tho number comprising tho Golden Sun family, are recognized standards dren, Mrs. Geo. Mesler of llolloway, loss is $2,"),0fl0, covered by $17,000 in­ Midi., Newton D., of Dansville, Mrs. througlioul the country. It is a nat­ W. I^. I.anihort of Galeshurg, III., surance. The Kirhy cider mill was ural process and the success lias Fred M., of I'eoria, 111., .Ia.s. JNI., of one of the largest mills in southern clearly proven the American people's Detroit, Clia.s. S. and Hazel .1. at Michigan and has been one of Quin- appreciation of good things. * home, tlireo grandcliildron anr a cy's leading industries tor more than large circle of other relatives and twenty years. rronipt Action Will Stop Your Cough friends, 'i'he funeral services wore When you first catch a cold (often lield from the M. K, cluircli Dec. 17, indicated by a sneeze or cough), conducted by Rev. A. '1'. Camburn, as­ Saves Hillsdale Pair From Coal Gas, break It up at once. The idea that sisted by the pastor. Interment was HILLSDALE, .MUCH. — When "it does not matter" often leads to made in tlie Fair View cemetery. Ernest Kimo, a milkman, failed to serious complications. Tho remedy .1. W. Ingels and wife loft Tues­ nppoar at the home of Charles Boom', which immediately and easily pene­ day for Ciieboygan to visit their chil­ a neighbor who, furnishes him with trates the lining of tho throat is the dren for tiiroo or four weeks. milk, Boone investigated and found kind demanded. Dr. King's New G. IC. Powers is home from Ypsi- Mr, and Mrs, Kime unconscious from Discovery soothes the irritation, loos­ SAFETY FIRST lanti for the holidays. ens the phlegm. You feel better at escaping coal gas. He revived them once. "It seemed to reach the very Mildred Marshall is home to spend with tho aid of a doctor. Xmas with lier parents. spot of my cough," is one of many Fred Dwight and wife of .lackson honest testimonials. 50c at your ^THE^ are in town'this week. Saves Life by Somersault. druggist.—Adv. The stereopticon entertainment OIIAND RAPIDS, MICH. — Four given by the school at tho town hall years spent as an acrobat with a Some people look on the bright last Friday evening was well patron­ circus saved the lite of Geonge Wisen, side of things so persistently that ized and tlie pictures were fine. tvvsnty-four years old, when he fell they wind up the proud possessors of a gold brick. Uev. Edison Lenninger and wife 35 teet from the top of a building on are visiting tlil.s week in the state of Ohio. which ho was working. He turned a AI'PT. ADMR. McCOMIJ—JAN. 13 FARMERS BANK .las. Haylioe made a flying trip complete somersault, aliglitlng on hlr, State of MiclilKiin. Tlie Probate Court for feet. tlic County of IiiKhum. down from Grand Uapids and was in At H scHKJon of ijuld Court, hold at tlie Pro­ MASON, MICHIGAN town a couple of days. lie doesn't bate Onkc In tlio City of Mason, In said Coun­ e.\poct to return permanently until ty, on tlio 23ra day of Doccmher, A. D. I'Jl'i; Auto Robbers Get Clothee Stock. ProHent: Hon. Henry M. Gardner, Judxe of springs VASSAU, MICH, — Robbers who Proliatc. Max Rosenthal of Saline is visiting traveled by automobile robbed the In tho Matter of tho Estate of .losopli M. relatives here this week. McComb, Deceased. ' E. W. 131Iis clothine store here of Fred G. McComb hnvinK filed in said Court Capital, Surplus and Profits $100,000 Dell Corwin of Durand is visiting tiis iietition prayinR that the adminlstratiun his parents at their place. S1,000 worth of overcoats, suits, of said estate bo Rranted to Harry O. Call or Mrs. Mary Daniels of Lansing is gloves and other wearing apparel. En- to some other suituble person: It is Ordered, That the 15th day of January, OLDEST STATE BANK IN INGHAM COUNTY spending Xmas and a few days be­ trsiico to the store was gained A. D, 19 IS, at ten o'clock in tlie forenoon, at sides at this place. '.iirough a broken window during a said Probate Oflice, be and is hereby arpointed The correspondent from here ac­ for hcarinit said petition; storm. It ia Further Ordered, That public notice knowledges the annual Xmas present thereof be Riven by publication of a copy of sent out by the News, with thanks. this order, for tlirce successive weel<8 previous There will be a social dance at the Prominent Monroe Germans Die. to said day of hearinR, in the InRham County News, B newspaper printed and circulated in town hall Friday evening, January 1, MONROE, MICH, — Two prom- said county. with good music. iiirnt "innoer German residents o( HENIIY M. GARDNER, thii ei'v. Cuatave Stier, seventy, and (A true copy) Judge of Probate. SHi C. A. CLINTON, Register of Probate. B2w4 SOCIKTY VS. SCHOOL. M""!. Fl'zi'heth Eipperle, eighty-two. Try our Savings Book plan, wl''ow of Rev. .Tnhn Eipperle, former­ APPT. ADMR. McCOMB-;-JAN. IS Parents Slioiiltl Sue tlint Society does ly ir. e!'ar/io of Zlon Lutheran churah State of Michinan. The Probate Court for not Intei'fcfc with School Work. the County of InRham,. results will surprise you. Itere, are dead. At a session of said Court, held kt the Pro­ bate Office In the City of Mason, in said Coun­ The High School stands, first of ty, on the 23rd day of December, A, D, \91A. all, for wholesome work, This is Edmonds Held for Trial. Present: Hon. Henry M. Gardner, Judge of Probate. the critical time of year for students FLINT, AllCH, — Justice Hal- In the Matter of the Estate of Emmn B. In our high schools. These days are Bey bound over to the circuit court McComb, Deceased. deciding whether or not the school for trial on a charge of manslaughter Fred G, McComb having filed in said Court WE PAY INTEREST his petition praying that the administration of year is going to be-a success. Almost Richard Bdmonds, the private dete^ said estate be granted ,to Harry 0. Call or every student who Is regular and tive who, two weeks ago,,shot and to some other suitable person: faithful in his work will succeed. It is Ordered, That the 15th day of January, Very seldom do boys and girls fall killed Albert Beagle, A. D. 1915, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at We offer every Facility and •aid Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed because their school work is too for hearing said iMtitlon; hard; very seldom is the work In­ Hog Cholera «t Lapeer Home. - It Is Further Ordered, That public notice jurious to their health. There is, thereof be given by publication of a copy of Accomodation to our cus- LAPBEH, MICH. — Hog chol­ this order, for three auccesslve weeks previous however, a practice which causes fail­ era which has been threatening La­ to laid day of hearing, in the Ingham County ure and undermines the health of peer farmers lately has entered the News, a newspaper, printed and circulated in pupils, girls especially. Quite gen­ said county, tomers in keeping with Con­ erally there is too much of "society" farm of the Michigan Home for the . HENRY M. GARDNER, Feeble Minded here and killed ninety (A true copy) Judge of Probate. outside of school. Children are per­ C, A. CLINTON, Register of Probate. B2w4 mitted to dissipate when they should hogfl. ' servative and Safe Banking. be at home and asleep, Teachers PROBATE OF WILL. ELMER—JAN. IS State of Michigan. Tho l>robate Court for often hesitate to discourage this prac­ ' Prominent Ann Arbor Man Dies. the County of Ingham. tice for they do not wish to interfere ANN ARBOR, MICH. — Homcp ° At a session of said Court, hold at the Pro­ in matters which belong to the P. Findley, eighty, a prominent resi bate Office in the City of Mason, in said'Coun­ home. Parents on the other hand ty, on tho 21st day of December, A, D. Wl-l. dent of thlg city for Blxty-elght years, Present: Hon. Henry H. Gardner, Judge of are often under the mistaken impres­ Probata. . , „. sion that these "society" affairs are died after a few days' illness, i In the Matter of tho Estate of Jackson El­ looked upon with favor by the teach­ mer, Deceased. . . Mary B. Elmer having filed In said court ers. ^The parents submit, therefore, Fall Kills Sanilac Pioneer. her petition praying that a certain Instrument against their own better Judgment, PORT HURON, MICH. — A. M. in writing, purporUng to be the last wiU and Of eourse boys and girls should have testament of said deceased, now on file in said Compliments of the Season Kelly, pioneer resident of Mooretown, Court be admitted to probate, and that the ad- opportunity tor social intercourse, Sanilac county, is dead Sis a result minlitratlon of laid estate be granted to her- propeFly directed. Teachers as veil •elf or to some other suitable perion,> as parents knaw that. The care In «.f Injuries received from falling down It ii Ordered, That the 15th day of January, Btalrs.'-''/'.'•,: • • •„,'•;•., ^v:-:v'. • A. D. 1915, at'ten o'clock in the forenoon, at thls.matter Is;' however, mainly the laid probate office, be and li hereby appointed :parenti9'' responsibility; State Suip- (orhiartns laid pitltlon; ^^ ' . „ ., enlhtendent Fred L. Keeler would Find Lansing Musician Dead in lei It li Further Ordered, That publte notice Let Us Be Your Banker thtnof be givtn br publication of a copy of impress parentSj most earnestly that LANSINOri MUCH. r-Pi-otessor Btu- thli ordir, (or thne •ueetiilve watkf pravloui tti9y:keep;thelr.;0hildren.at home ev* iurt F. Ganutig, aked^flft^elghV Uns^ to laid day of hiarins, In the Ingham County /••'A <«nings-<--eBpecialI]r Ifthey.are todo a Ntws. • mwipapir prlnttd and olroulatad in Inc's 1>e|t Vknpwn musiolan; was^if^^ laid'cbuntf.-i-'-'-":•••''•'•'•••• ^ dar^skwork at sebool jthe'.neit di^. jdtiad'in; bedi;: He had'ibeet aiUfls (M T? ™""^" vHBNBY M. OARDNER, First of jUI* the iHtgb School atands ^A tnw copy) :; icJudsa of Probata. •illti«iSttoei^#;;:fe^is^ '"^''' fr,i^lSTPN, ItofliUrof ?fol«to.'^:^^:,M^^ jiiiiiiiB^iiiiiiSi^ imliin

VOL. LVI MASON. MICH.. THURSDAY. !)l!:Cl!]MBKll 'M, 1914 NO. 53

MASON MAIlKli^TS. .lolin Duiien of Nortli Aurelius is TUHKHCULO.SIS XIRSK. ill at tlio homo of his son, Itay Bullon Wheat $1.12 to $1.10, rye $1.00, ill Mason. \ Makes HI'IMII'I .Vol Very Fiivoralile to First State & Savings Bank I EVERETT'S good dry corn 70c, oats 'IGc, clover Iloguliir convocation of Ingliam j liitihiini County. seed !f6 to ?S, beans !f2.>10, potatoes Cliapler No. hi, II. A. M. Friday ev­ 2Gc, eggs ;ilc, butter 27c, cattle He ening ,Ian. 1. Miss Mary C. Nelson, visiting lul)- Christmas Money Club MiMM«^^ Cash Grocery to 7c, hogs ^G.fiO, veal calves 7yic, crculosis nurse wlio completed her 2B lbs. Moss rtosc Flour 8(»o lambs 5c to 7'/i!C, sheep 2c to -Ic. Sweaters at aiiiiosl your own price. Wo waul to get our money back, at work in Ingham county Sunday, sev­ The following was taken from the Michigan Investor Rose Bud F'lour 8»c and shows how successful Christmas Money Clubs have been Gold Mediil riour H5C Sims IN iuui'^p. ,1. A. Cortright's. "' erely scored lioth Lansing city and 2E 11). Henklc'B Bread Flour 83c H. 0. Call and famiiy ale their county for conditions in tlieir jails in various places: Salt Pork, per lb 17c The snow storm of iMonUay makes The Muskegon Savings Bank distributed $80,000.00 to the sleighing lino. Clirislmas 'I'lirkoy in Lansing wilii wiien siie reviewed her montirs visit Bacon, per lb --c Dr. and Mrs. 0. A. Tooker. here in an address at Plymouth 3000 members. Nice Dairy Butter, lb »2c A new state bank is soon to be The First State Bank of Holland disli'ibuted .$26,550.00 Wasliington Corn Flakes, pkB,..10c laiinclied at I'ottorvllle. Begular meeting of Slooio Bros. cliurcli in Lansing Sunday afternoon. Post G. A. \l. next Saturday after­ Mi.ss Nelson said: to 1228 members. I want your butter and eggs. Con­ Start the year 11I15 with a savings sult mo betoro selling. Remember noon. Important business. "Botli in i^aiising and in Mason I The First State Savings Bank of Otsego issued 400 1 bave cholera cure for chickens, account at tlie Farmers Bank. J. S. Hamlin, editor of the Eaton iiave been in tlio jails and found checks amounting to $6188.06. 'i'bo merchants of Mason all report liapids .louniai was elected mayor of tliose in charge doing tiio best tiiey The Allegan State Savings Bank distributed $13,000.00. GEO. H. LEVERETT. an exceptionally good liollday trade. Eaton i^apids last Monday. could Willi tlie materials they had at The Citizens State Bank of Big Rapids paid .$15,000.00 Qath I'lioncH. hand and trying to improve the con­ Don't fail to join the Xnias Money 'i'lio Cull family were tiie recipients ditions of tlie jails, by keeping them to 630 members. Club ut The First Stale & Savings of several boxes of candied fruits Bank. • as clean as they could under the cir­ The Kalamazoo City Savings Bank distributed $40,- pJni)hinu(eonutg|Tcw0 from Los Angeies, California. cumstances. But the jails themselves 000.00 to 1167 members. W. 0. Gregg lias purchased tlic Please call and settle your account are insanitary in tlie extreme. The In Caro 219 persons received $6800.00. Entered at the Post OtTice, Mn»on, draying outfit of the late Daniel tor merchandise and agricultural ceils are dark and lack ventilation, iiB ucond-clima mnttcr. Gregory. tools. C. M. Young, Dansville. * and are veritable breeding places for Jackson distributed $109,500.00 to its members. crime and disease, and those wlio are PublUlicd every ThiirBdny by A good Now Year resolution is to Tiiere will be an oyster supper at unforlunato enough to be incarcerat­ We distributed $9000.00 to 400 members and would A. L. HOSE. start a savings account at tlie Farm­ .lolin Avery's in Aurelius Friday ev­ ers Bank. * ed in either of these places must like to have our club for 1915 reach $15,000.00. ening, .ian. 1. Everybody invited. come out worse than they went in. It TBKMS. Christinas morning the tlier- If you join tlio Christmas Money you wish to stop crime and prevent Will you help us to reach this amount? Ont Year, 11.00; lix monthi, 60 centi; three mometer registered from 8° to 17° Ciub you will have plenty of money the spread of disease in your com­ monlha, Sfi cciila. Our club started Monday and you have this week to below zero. next Christmas. First Stale & Sav­ munity begin with tearing down your make the first payment. ADVEKTISING KATES. ings Bank. "' present jails and building those that Preserve tlio.se pictures you receiv­ will tend to develop better feelings In Our ndvertialnK rntoi mnde known at office, Married, Dec. 28, at the Baptist Buelneis ciirde tl B line jicr yvnr. ed for Xiiias by having them framed a man, by giving him light and fresh COME IN AND TALK IT OVER. DutlneiB locidi Ave cent* per line cKch nnd at once. Tamlyn Studio, " parsonage in Mason, by Rev. A. G. air, and cleanliness, instead of dirt, <»vcry Inncrtlon. " Newberry, Andrew W. Budd and Mrs. darkness, no ventilation, and nothing Marrlnite, birth and death notice! free. The Baptist Sunday school receiv­ Ada Taylor, both of Aurelius. n«>olutiont of remicct card o( thanki, etc., ed f36 for the Belgian relief fund at to stir his better feelings and ambi­ First State & Savings Bank Ave ccnta u line, tlieir Christmas exercises. Col. IJ. H. Ives was called to tions. I would like to recommend Springport Monday to attend the fun­ you to visit your jails, and see for 0, F. Barnes, present head of the eral of a relative, James Hicks, who yourself the conditions I have tried Business Cards. stale lax commission, has been re- was accidentally shot while hunting to describe to you, and remember OFPICEHS ICiiECTl^J). appointed'by Gov. Ferris. ATTOIINHY. Cliristinas day. He died the next that every man put In there Is a Miss I'^crn Parsons left Monday to day. Deceased was a man higlily re­ brother, through the Fatherhood of At the Baptist Sunday school Dec. X'-Kl.l.EV >t KKM-KV, I.awyiirs, riO()-:;Oal;- accept a position in the olllco of the spected in the community. God, and that you have a moral re­ 27, for year 1915: Iv land HulldliiK, l-iiiislnn, Midi. .'lll-IH Auto Body Works at Lansing. sponsibility to him to see that, when A. J. Hall, supt.; W. E. C. Mc- Our Ciiristnias Money Club started he Is released from his Imprisonment, Cowan, asst. supt.; C. A. Ries, secy.; H. MoAltTllUii, Atlorniiyat haw, Mu- Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Petty entertain­ Monday with many now members, Horace Hall, treas.; Mrs, A. J. Hall, . .soil, Midi. he comes back to the coninnmity, not L ed members of the Petty family to You have this week to make the first as a menace, but ready to do his part librarian; H. B. Longyear, chorister; ENSMOIU'",, K. A,, iil,l,oriiey iil liiw. Ma­ llie number of seventeen at Christ­ payment. First State & Savings to make the world cleaner, healthier Carlwill Cheney, organist; Bertha D son, Midi, mas dinner, Bank. • ^' and better for his experience." Hartwick, primary supt, Happy Tiiere will bo a coil sliow at M. A. A. llRK(fMAN, AMoriiiiy liiul Ciiiiiiseliir WOOD FOR SALE—SfS.OO a cord. • at. I,aw, Ma.son, Mli;li. C. .fan. Ki, 11, 15, at tlie American rowxsKXD-wimii. Miss Nelson reported that she A Breeders' meeting, 'i'iiere will also be Mac Vaughn. Citizens phone 9, 5 About fifty guests gathered at the found a large field for corrective 171 .S. AVr.HY. Alloriioy ill. l-iiw. IfIfoomi s a consignment sale of i;! pure bred work In the scliools. "I found many rings, 52-lf lU. •ll)l-ri-il, lldlllstisi' illli., hunsliiK, MIch . iiorsos on tiio IGlli. home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Bullen New last Wednesday evening, when I\lrs. children with physical defects of all T AW'IMJN T. II H.M AN.«, Al.Miriioy iniil Coiin- L. L. Kelcliuni has placed a stock Builon's sister. Miss Florence Town- kinds," she said, "adenoids, defective WANTED—Men who desire to Jj stilor 111 lr. blnsUiy- your patronage. ''' known Aurelius family. l,a\vnMii:i' Hlod;. Tlie wedding was very informal, Lansing, the capital of the state, is Miss Alia Ward iiad quite a scare behind the times! iNlany towns, some one day last week, when she was bit­ tlie bride and groom receiving tiieir CARD OF THANKS—We desire to Kyiiiii' iiioiiiiy (li)cis not iiul. yon livi; |ier guests, who were only their nearest much smaller, have medical Inspec­ express our siiiero tiianks to the Vik'nL-soi) li. 0. l''KKKI,A.N'll, ten by a cat. Her liaiul and arm tion witli school visiting nurses to I were badly swollen for several days, relatives and friends. The liouse neighbors and friends for their many To All was prettily decorated in green and follow up the work in the homes, acts of kindness and sympathy dur­ but prompt medical attention pre­ urge on the parents, in a tactful way, I'llVNICIAKS. vented any serious results. while, evergreen and holly being ing the illness and at the death of our how detects in their children easily beloved wife and mother. R. S. .1. M. Miliar, son of Capt. and Mrs. used throughout the rooms in obser­ n. i''liKi".l,ANII, M. I>. OIMHTIII pnic- vance of the Christinas season. may be corrected and thus give the Covert and family. O• llci", Willi spi'dnl iiiuiiil.lon to illsiiii.si'S Geo. A. Jlinar of this city, and who boys and girls a chance to become Battle Creek, Mich., will be at the of filth and poverty, spitting on the us through helpful deeds, kind words Heinz's Plum Pudding, pkg... .8Gc and beautiful flowers, and especially A, MUUKAY, o.\port aucllonoer. Sat- Hawley house, Tuesday, Jan. 5th„ Stafford Armstrong has kept in floor, in a pan of ashes, in the coal Helnz's Mince Meat, can SOc W• istautloii miiiranlued. Terms roaiion- from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. "' touch with his old home in Antrim scuttle or any other convenient place, to the I. O. 0. F., singers and all who Heinz's Sweet Pickles, doss lOc ublo. I>. 0, Wolibervlllu. Hell pliono. county, Ireland, since lie left there announced that he did not believe in assisted at the funeral services. Mrs. McLaren's Pimento Cheese, pkg. 10c Now that Christmas Is over, do not James M. Gallup, Fred Gallup and ENUY ICIJKTZ, o.\port EnKllsh and Gor- forget the little you have given to during the fifties and frequently re­ the germ theory! The man is a Michigan Cream Cheese, lb 22c H .niun iiuctlunoor. Satlsfacliun Kiiariin- ceives some little memento from bis menace to the community. He prob­ family. Miss Rosa Gallup. tood Address Losllo Park, Lanstnt;. Olli/.ons the poor will keep them from suffer­ Oysters, solid meats, quart SOc phono. ing all the rest of the winter. Keep friends in the Emerald Isle, ably has infected his whole family, in­ Oyster Crackers, lb 8c A few years ago his brother sent cluding a baby who was crawling on CUTTER TO TRADE for wood. Marachino Cherries... ISc, 25c, 40c an eye open tor the ..needy. A gift H. J, Warfleld. 'It without the Christmas tag will do as him several genuine blackthorn the floor and gathering germs by the Jello, ass'd flavors, pkg 8o miiiin. iiii I in •••aaiiiiiiienee walking sticks, which he distributed million nnd putting them in its Cranberries, quart 10c... .3 for SSo much good as with it, and the act will FOR SALE—^Two Mich. Director CHURCH AND SOCIETY. bring you full as much comfort. among his most intimate friends, vet­ mouth. This man is planning to take Olives, stuffed and plain erans of the civil war, in which he a railroad journey thereby further colts coming 2 years old, and a brood 10c, 15c, 25c, SOc Cards received here this week an­ also served. spreading the disease. Another man, sow. Chas, Aseltlne. Cit. phone 18 Grape Fruit, bright and fresh 5c •* nounce the marriage of Ethel Barnes At Christmas there came to him a with his family, is moving from place 2 long, 1 short. 53-2 Oranges, Calif, navals, doz 25c The Rebekah Coterie will meet and Clare Newton Arnell at Battle beautiful tablecloth of double-faced to place in the city and county, a Spanish Red Peppers, can...... 10c with Mrs, Joseph Linden Monday, Creek on Christmas day. Tlie cere­ linen damask, such as one seldom menace to all with whom he comes in CARD OF THANKS—We desire to Spanish Onions, per lb Qc Jan, 4. Members wishing to attend mony was performed by Rev. George sees here. With it was a linen shirt contact. Another patient, a woman, extend our sincere thanks to all the English' Walnut Meats, lb 70o will meet at Fellow's feed barn at Barnes, brother of the bride, Mrs. of fine texture, which just fitted him, was found sleeping in a room with friends who gave their aid and sym­ Pecan Meats, per lb 80c 9:30 a. m. Arnell is the elder daughter of Rev. both of which he values highly. The two children, no windows open and pathy during the sickness and de­ Royal Mint Sauce,, bottle 20c The Ladies' Aid of Eden will meet J. A. Barnes, former pastor of the Armstrong homestead is in Appletee, both youngsters looked as if they had parture of our beloved husband and Card Honey, per lb 20o at the home of Mr^. Edson Rolfe Presbyterian church in this city. The County Antrim, and has been in pos­ been infected long since. These chil­ father. Mrs. Martha Swan, Mr. and Sure-pop Popcorn, pkg 10c.8 for 25c Wednesday, Jan, 6, for dinner, The newly wedded couple will reside in session of the family for many gen­ dren are going to the same schools Mrs. W. H. Hanna, We bave a large assortment of hostess will furnish meat and pota­ Ames, Iowa, where the groom is an erations. There were three boys and with your children—another argu­ candies, per pound .. .12c to 40c toes; the rest to be.potluck. Every­ instructor in the agricultural college. three girls in the family, and after ment tor medical inspection and a FOR SALE—My farm, located 1 % body invited. the death of the father, Stafford came school visiting nurse. miles north of Leslie, on the Eden We wish our many friends and cus­ The State Live Stock Sanitary and Mason road, half mile from elec­ The B. Y. P. U. will hold its regu­ Commission held a meeting with Dr. to Easton, Pa., with his uncle and "The old-fashioned seats in your tomers a happy and prosperous Ne>y lar monthly business meeting at the made that his home for three years, schools are responsible for many of tric road. The buildings are modern U. G. Houck, federal inspector, Mon­ and nearly new; 10 room house, Year. home.ot Carwll Cheney the evening day to consider the other counties working on canal boats in the sum­ the physical defects In your children, of Jan. 6. mer and in the coal mines in the Only a few days ago I met a young heated with furnace, barn 76x40x18, that are still under quarantine. It gambrel roof, 2 tanks of water in The Missionary Circle of the Bap­ is expected the commission and Dr, winter. In 1862 he enlisted in the woman suffering from curvature of tist church will he entertained at the the spine, the direct result of non- barn; modern garage 20x53, cement G.S.Thorburn,Grocer Houck will recommend that the quar­ Ninth Michigan Cavalry, and since floor;, ice house 12x12, granary home of Mrs. Coulson, east Ash street the close of the war he has lived in adjustable, seats in use in our public BOVH PHONES Wednesday, Jan, 6. antine be lifted from all of the coun­ 20x26, storage tool sheds 15 ft. wide ties, including Calhoun, except where Jackson and Ingham counties. schools, Poor ventilation in school on each side of granary; one build­ The North Aurelius Country club there has been recent cases of the One of his brothers was a soldier rooms is responsible for much of the Hotter Ho Sul'o Tliaii »orry will meet with Mr; and Mrs. Ward ing 95x18 ft. consisting of hog house, disease. The disease never became in the British arniiy and died while ttiberculosis found in children. What hen house, cook room; root cellar, BuUen Satiirday evening of this on duty in India. can be done to remedy these condi­ A policy in the Michigiin Mutual week. Installation of officers. jnenacing in this county. A few with wood house and work shop over­ Cyclone, Windstorm and Tornado cases were reported early but they tions, Improve your children and curb head; tank house with 75 bbl supply NORTHWEST ALAIEDON. the spread of disease, especially tu-, Co. of Hastings, Mich., is good as were speedily handled, tank; buildings in center of farm; a bond autographed by John De« FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY. berculosls?" lane in center of place; fields uniform The home of B. W. Greenhoe on Leland Green is visiting in Alpena. "Medical inspection in the schools; Rockafeller. Call me by Citizens in size. Will take house and lot in phone. 17 ' L. H. Ives, Agent, J Mr. and Mrs. James B. Thorburn of west Columbia street caught fire Mr, and Mrs. Henry Dell spent open air schools lor anaemic and de­ Leslie or Mason as part payment. Holt entertained at six o'clock dinner Wednesday morning about two Christmas In Bath.. fective children and those suspected; Will sell 40 acres on section 14, Les­ FOR SALE—Vitrified drain tile V^ednesday,, December 23, in' honor o'clock and was entirely consumed,, Miss Mabel Kieppe is under the of tuberculosis. ' lie, known as the McManus place, 40 01 the fortieth: anniversary! of their together with the contents. The doctor's: care. "A visiting school nurse. and sewer pipe. A. M. Chapln, Eden. acres in Onondaga on section 15, Git. /phone 139, 2L,1S. ' marriage.. Rev., and Mrs. Cecil E, only; occupants of the house at; the Sylvester Henrys and Mrs. Bert "A free dental clinic." known as Sdm Hill place. D. ,G. Pollock:and family of Grand Ledge,; time were Mr. Greenhoe .and, bis Tyler attended the funeral of a rela­ Miss Nelson spoke highly of the Barr, Leslie. ' MiSB Rope Tborburn.ot Jackson; Misa' brother, A. K. Greenhoe/ and they: es­ tive liiBelvlUe last wi^ek. work being done at the county tuber- NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS of Ing­ Emma M. Lett of Lansing" and bther^ caped through a .window; with only ' Bert Green is Installing a heating culosts sanitarium and urged its ham township: I will be at the town friends and, relatives to the number their clothes, being obliged to dress plantinRlna Dell's residence. : hearty support by the people; 1914 FORD Touring Car, been run hiallon Friday. Dec.. 4, 1914, and of nineteen participated ;iiivthe happjt in the show.' Mrs. Oreenboe was vis­ ' Mr. arid Mrs. Bert Tyler are visit­ only 1200 miles, for sale at a bargain. every Wednesday, and Friday until olBcaBlbn and !j6iiibd;:ln;'wlBhlng: :;;the iting frien'dB in Lan'slng, : Insured in: ing, in' Detroit, •• • '• ;NO matter how lazy a man may be, Don't fail to look, after this. -Can be Jan. 10,1916, to receive taxes at one host; and libsteaR: many. h»BP7 .retunii W^ Bi Keicibuin'a jtgency: for: :I12 00 his lariiness seldom extends to; his; seen at ^ Ford;sales rooms. H, Q,per.centV , F. L. Miller,; Townibip : Mr, and Mrs.' B. Cook are spending: Treasurer.!: iin^buildlng ;;and'I| 80 Oon^ contents, the: bolldays in: Battle preelti i ;tonguei:-;^.;:;:_'';-;;;.';,;;,:.-:'„,h., ;-'•::::,;. i';'.:,: ''•'•"•'>:.• A iiUSSSSMttiSK^^IS^^SSMk mi^mm^mm^m$mBmmMmmmiimmim-ac. INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 31, 1914

jacent farm, where ho could practice through a somewhat complicated and f>»'lltlf«f<'H't*»lfi» his vocation as a farmer. dry subject, even though in disagree­ "Oh, Child J.C.FINGERLE Perhaps this analpsis is not origi­ ment, I would ask him to again com­ NEW YEAR'S 'i Published at MUHOII every Thursday nal, but the illscovery was visualized mence at the beginning and read the Plumbers and Tinners morning by to the writer In Utah during the en­ advice ot Wank Kung I. forcement of the Edmunds law .IAS. N. McnUlDli;. CANDLES! New Year!" AlilliatT li. HOS13 against polygamous Mormons. Fully Supply House halt of the adult population of some For dyspepsia, our national ail­ Custom Prescribes Those | , NiUlonal prohibition niiiy not he so sections in Utah wore in prison, had ment, use Burdock IMood bitters, migrated, or were hiding in the Bath 'rubs, Fvavatorics, Sinks (all very I'ar In Uio I'utiiro. Tn(( volo l.iht llecommended for strengthening di­ •; Made of Bayberry Wax. ? mountains. Ranch propcrt.y and live gestion, purifying the blood. At all kinds), Water Closets, Water •week in the house of representatives stock could bo bought for one-half drug stores. Jl.OO a bottle. * on the KUbinission ot' ii constitutional the price paid in non-Mormon coun­ Heaters, Ranjres, Boilers, Bath try. 11;; most attractive liayberry Room Sundries, WrouiJ:lit ard iiniendinont, sliows tliat tlio inovo- l>l«>llliliTIO.\ I.N I'lJAXC A.M> candles, sucli as were burned inent Is nation wide. To lie sure it I'^arni loans are considered nnsate HUSSIA. Steel Water Pipe and Fittiujjs. If in excess of 50 per cent ot the as­ In the past on New Year's eve did not carry, as a'two-tliirds vote is T (all sixes and kinds). sessed value unless there Is the ad­ and are still liurncd in some reciuired, but the proposition receiv­ dition of a lU'c Insurance policy. This In two European countries. Franco and Itussia, permanent proliibitlon of old tasliioiied places, come today from ed a majority veto. It must have is cool conservative business calcula- llie transportation and sale of certain a New lOngiand village, as is lUliiig, TINNERS SUPPLIES been an eyeopener to tlie litiuor in­ lion iliat excludes tlie personal ele­ ment of life and management of the of the stronger alcolioiic drinks may and tliere liids fair lo develop a con­ terests, and Kives fair warning ot' farm which the State Tax Commis­ 1)0 one of the results of the war.siderabl e luduHlry, states -Mlra Kdson Rooiui},', Eave TrouRliin"-, Gal­ France, wiiicli is tlie largest consum­ wliat may bo expected. 'I'lio li J. C. FINGERLE proveineut Is very niarlted, and all luanagemoiit are included in cost of and riots, largely. It not wliolly, duo beautiful sage grixui Is wrapped in wlille tissue paper and Inclosed in a mantle falls, unprejudiced people admit it. Crime extraction and excluded from capital­ to alcoliolism. The sale ot liciuor in box of a contrasting tone ot old liliie, O ization in tlie value of the iiiino. Russia, It will be reniomlicred. Is a I, the (IcpuriinK year, who leave te of ail kinds increases in proi)ortion to A liox may cmitain a single candle, a Wlieii farm values were raised to slate monopoly, wliich has for more thee tlie nuniljor ot saloons. accord with sale values, i. e., includ­ than a decade yielded tiie treasury iialf dozen or a dozen. On opening the IF YOU ARE A COFFEE LOVER ing ills vocational arnlngs, under tills annually hundreds ot.millions of dol­ lid aliove (lie eandle In Its wliite tissue The labors, tasks, the duties and the interpretation the fanner was paying lars. As soon as tlie war broke out paper is found a charming inotio card, CI-IASK & SANBORN'S 'riii; rO.V.VACiK A.V an income tax, a farm value lax and tlie government issued a second or­ bearing an aiipropriate verse in old calls Tiii'i I Ai:> VIIAVI'OI.NT an output tax on farm products. der absolutely forbidding the sale, I'higilsli or other dc^corative lettering— Which are the heirlooms of the past, HIGH GRADE With these cireumstances it is llllle transportation, or consumption ot for example: 'I'he tollowing communication pre­ wonder lliat the idea of a lax on any liquors during the period of the to be COFFEES AND TEAS sents tlie farmer's view of the ton­ mineral output found ready adher­ war. Oil Now Yonr's cvo ents. It is at least clear tliat tlie Immediately,—wo learn from the A liiLVhcrry camlle A precious trust, the hcrltaKc of tiins, nage tax: Uiii'iicd 10 UiL" siicltot farmer was not the aggressor in mat­ Russian press—drunkenness, with How wilt thuu face the future all ainne, Burton, Mich,, Dec. 1-1, lOM. BriiiKS lRsi.lt',1 l (!.\(;o|)l-l()n of tlii". 7:n:; p. at a lower valuation than Brown's from th" soil In N. P. and K. in this ni. a.l)OV(! nnlcrt, wlUcli ),'i'"s IliroaHli lu St- state is vastly in excess ot the Fe. and years ago this week: I WILL thinl< and tall< clean things, friends and liet'ore leaving be- 4. .lolins, but his products, live stock, etc., on Cu. and also pays a larger proportion­ tame my tongue to avoid tattling and stow more numcy on the scrv- J hand, i. e., his output, even thougli al tax when annually taxed as farm Born, to Mr, and Mrs. ,T, A. Brow- train my taste to refuse testy words. ants of each fainiiy, who are A produced under less advantageous land and again taxed when it reap­ er, Monday, Dec. 2-1, ISO'l, a son; drawn uii in an expectant line. | conditions than Brown's, is assessed weight SVs pounds. I WILL build a hopeful faith, bless pears in farm animals and in crops with a brisk and brimming optimism At the feast, after "watch 4 on the same basis. on hand, elevators, or wherever •Tohn C. Kimmel, .Tr., was able last Call mineral products and farm and brighten with a bracing cheerful­ meeting," nuts are tlirown into f Foley's found on or off the farm. Sunday to eat dinner at the table the tour corners of the room to 4 products both "otuputs," and the tax with bis people for the first time ness, Agriculture in Michigan now has blind the evil one. .\iid at a | on disadvantaged mines, and farms, since his illness. I WILL abstain from anger, avoid as compared to those more product­ every feature denounced by others, second feast on New Year's night ^ viz., a valuation Inclusive ot the per­ C. J. Uayner, James Blackmore antagonizing others, assail my sour Kidney ive, would be Identical. These are tliere Is a huge cake in which ^ farm conditions now and the propos­ sonal skill, brains, or management, and City Marshal Ball took In the temper, appreciate favors and applaud are two coins. The winners of j ed grange tonnage tax makes with really an Income tax on presonal turkey shoot at Pine Lake, Saturday, success. each bringing home a turkey for his these coins are crowned king and *' reference to Iron ore a distinction In earnings not only of the farmer but I WILL be a true man, a trustworthy (liicen with great ceremony. Pills Christmas dinner. regard to Fe. and S103 content, while of the additional contributions of the friend, a tender sympathizer, a timely Each girl bites off a piece of her $ Miss Maude Pearl Rhodes, a grad­ What They Will Do for Yea with farm products "pigs are pigs" farmer's wife and children. There is helper, a topmost idealizer and a tena­ cake to dream on as she would $ for taxation purposes, whether pro­ no allowance made for soil depletion, uate of the Mason school of elocu­ cious toiler. duced cheaply or otherwise. The as long as maintained at expense to tion, assisted by Carrie Price on Valentine's night. * They will cure your backache* farmer pays an output tax, why not the farmer. On the other hand, Holmes, pianist, will give a recital at Wales. strengthen your kidneys, cor. the miner? It's ot Interest to know mines are revalued and unless new Rayner opera house Saturday even­ TWO RIP VAN WINKLES. In some parts of Wales tires rect urinary irregularitiesi build that In the older statistical works, reserves are uncovered, an allowance ing, Dec, 29. are burned to purify the house mines and fisheries were included is made for depletion. Industrial David Cheney of Vevay is ' well They Are to Be Pound In a Welsh Leg­ for the New Year, and the ashes, up the worn out tissues, and plants have allowances made for de­ under agricultural heads as being known as a lover of good horses, and end Relating to New Year's Eve. kept In a sucred jug, are sup­ eliminate the excess uric acid soil products. preciation of machinery and plant, as a remembrance of that fact a Every one is familiar with the Rip posed to ward off disease. When a farm Is assessed its sale In thriving cities and villages the ad­ friend left one at his barn Xmas eve. that causes rheumatism. Pre­ value is used, which includes the vo­ vance in real estate is a contribution The anihial Is highly prized, valued Van Winkle of Washington Irving and Germany, vent Bright's Disease and Dia> cational skill of the farmer. The made at the general expense through at I ? has laughed and cried over the story Fire also plays an Important the added increment of population, of the big hearted, rollicking Dutch­ bates, and restore health and non-resident farm owner often won­ The Sunday school class of Mrs. part of the New Year's celebra­ ders why he cannot make a farm pay and even the farm population con­ man who drinks with the ghost of tion In certain parts of Germany. strength. Refuse substitutes. tribute to this in the Increased ex­ A. L. Vandercook made her a sur­ more profit on the investment. The prise call last Monday evening, and Hendrick Hudson and his phantom Ililgo plies of wood are heaped facts are he has paid for In his farm pense of business in which they par­ For sale by Longyear Bros, and besides wishing her a merry Christ- crew in the shadowy fastnesses of the In the public square, and the L. H. Harrison. . an element he did not get, viz., the ticipate both as producers and con­ CatskiU mountains. Bleeps for what ho sumers. masi left as a token of their regard people throw on them all the capitalized skill of some farmer who a handsome parlor lamp. believes to be one night, but what things they have determined to bid against him for t°his or some ad- When the reader has followed Harry Swartout of this city and is In reality twenty years, and then discard with tlio new your. Thus Miss Maude Marie Hughson of Holt wanders down the mountain side to drunkards cast thereon their bot­ were married in Jackson, 'Christmas, find that all his old friends are gone, tles, maidens tholr love letters by Rev. Orwick. They will make that his dog Schneider is dead, that from jilted swains and smaller ion their home in this city. All friends I. to be dra.d.d.' It le«di to sariout GAVE DOCTORS ENOUGH TO BUY Ills home is broUon up, that his wife girls tlie dolls which tliey feel •llmaiiti. < F.v.r, Jnditestloa. Vitn.'. join in congratulations. Is married again and that his little tlioy have outgrown. Biak H.adaoh., Poisoned Syatom and , Corydou Sayre left Monday for • (eo7. ol other troubles foUow. daughter Moonle, the idol of his heart, rromptly nt midnight the bon­ Don't let Coaatipotion laat. Montague, and on Wednesday even­ has grown out of his recollection. fire is llghtocl, and all the men Ke.p your Kidoeya. Liver and Bofreli. FARM-^RESTORED IN ONE DAY ing was joined in marriage to Miss b.aUhr and aetivo. Rid your ayitem Now. It Is li fact, but one probably dance around It, singing a health otfam.ntedi tf«t«y foodi. Myra J. Gordon of that city, at the to the new year. Nothing better than Battle Greek Man Finds New Life in first dOse proves. M. E. church. They will return and known to but few renders, that there First Dose of AVonderfiit Remedy. Mayr'B Wonderful Stomach Rem- be at home to their friends after Jan­ is scarcely a country whoso people do France. edy clears thedlgestlve tract of mu­ uary 3. We extend congratulations. not relate this story In some form In France every man and boy Dr. King's and that the source from which Wash­ , William N; QOB8, 218 Aldrlch St., coid accretions and removes, poison­ At about 4 o'clock, a. m., Dec. 23, gives some gift, no matter how ^ ous matter. It brings swift relief to 1894, Jacob Parish, a pioneer of ington Irving doi-ivod Ills version of it small, to his woman friends and 4 Battle Creek, was troubled with sufferers from stomach, liver and this county, passed to the life beyond was a legend of the Ilarz mountains NewLifePms stomach and intestinal aliments for would not tlilnk of going empty ' | bowel troubles. Many declare it has at the age of 73 years, 10 months pertaining to Now Year's eve. handed to paj; ills calls. All Druitfitta 25 cents v years. Year after year he spent end-, saved theni from dangerous opera­ BATISPACTION OR MONEY BACK - .less time and money with speciallBts and 4 days. In 1844 he removed to If you win travel among the peas­ A favorite gift is candy In all tions land X:treailng''Wlth?«peclall8tBr-^^ \'.:'^ ing'with surprising results. : This 1894, In his 63d year^' He resided In d fairy bridge Into a fairyland where The Chinese New Year, though , Veankn6\vnasScst,Siirest,AlwtyaKeUiUa •;-f:riPM^''U I;had'-all-tho:^.'money^ :•'I•:'• have:most ' thorough'Bystem cleanser! ever Mason from 11869 to 1879; where he they spent a period of such blissful It does not come till February, SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE ';,l'ij|;^:i'spentvfor doetdn'bills I could buy •old. I May^s Wonderful ^ Stomach was' employed as a compositor iupon liapplhess that It seemed but one dijy. is a gala time, and any Ghina- •^iU;'i':-i-i:*''liw«ii.'S^I''WlH:?wrtiihly Reinedy ia now (w>ld by all druggistii. this paper; ^HlB last work was in the Returning to,tiielr'friends on the mbr-i mdn who does not pay up all bis. The flrti doie must give you abaolute goverhment prlnting I office I In < Wash­ debts by the'new i.vear is'looked Mtlitaifttloh "or, wo 'don't' widt t o^our ington, D.>C.'^ The'burial :occurred at; row. theivfmmd that seven g^^ had lived^andvdied 'duiiing theirVabri upon 'with'.disfayor bj; • hlii|'^; nion^y.'<;!ltUi) !•oMviHth^.ttalt'tc Norvel, 'where two of his children are! ';friendB. •;"';• '-y';;, i';:,- ,,vv'>--''',^t'";::]'', |vi|^Wf^ri:^tUi!NUiritibli::f(biM^ tindtrhtiMdlhf fidur toeWMH b«: buried: i^^HO leaves a'Wite::and!'draf Itlat'»'without 'dattglrter.';wv :v:iv':'-''^;"^'5i'.^.; !'?';:;•! s!'ji>i^^^ •trtSy.'T^aiblngtonrStftri'''-':/':'^'^ ^Mmm.';inirh'(i'N;MMVM' ' of i tts'lliAtHt'Th t qulbbtaiiior, 4«oittoni-^AdT^ The enid of 1804. \:!:ii.':.:!;v::'fi:-h ^m^U! ,!i;i. liii^iiiliiiiiiiMIMii^ ^!;,ij^'^^'^?;: INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 31, 1911

MA.SV Ni;\V VM.AH'S ItliHOLUTION \ J' COLLISION OF TRAINS EAT ANYTHING, ANYTIME! • lilloliuvothiie t aftor-diuiiordistroBi!, ro. In the January American i\Iagazlne nii)Votliocausoo£la.sMitudo,drowfli- James Montgomery Flagg, the fam­ II CORRESPONDENCE li(.'B.siindhoadrtolio, tho.syniptoniRof ous humorist and artist, docs an PERILS PASSEN6E11S INDIGESTION) tako mturo'a roiucdy V amusing piece in words and pictures fl'p* ITXT^* quickly clnnrs Items Gathered by NEWS Staff about the County IV P* \/ f" |\J tho system by its entitled "Four Easy Now Year's nOSMl Hill ME Six Persons Hurl, and 42 Ha«3 t*JXmA M XJI 1 iiatuinl touiu nc. Resolutions." One of the four is to tiou on tho bow­ give up tho nithy habit of smoking— N; r els, and. restores Tells How Vinol Restores Narrow Escapes, BARR6 vigor to a weiiry under the following conditions; KI.NTJSLAMI. NOKTIIKAST .AiriU'llilUS. Btomach. Cloiirs "In powder mills. Strength and Vitality to the tho blood nnd crndiciitcaUric Acid. "While chewing tobacco. Weak, Worn-Out Ones in Mrs, W. VJ. Hollows Is diilto poorly. Mr. and Mrs. .lay llulse ontortain- SOUTH HAV13N, MICH, — Six Price ."iO cents ft bott lo at all drug. "During the acts of any grand gi.sts or fniin tho proprietor, l"; A, Wliislow ami I'iuiilly aro od their grandchildren, ICtliol and PiiHSongers were injured and V!. luui opera, irrespective of what language Her Charge. iluth Gregg, this week. l'ym,in Brown, G9 Murray St., New YorkClly. ypdndint' till) holidays at Wlicolor, a marvelous escape from death or so it may be given in, Rosary Hill Home, Hawthorne, N.Y- ;(lratlol. coiiiily, LaMoure Barnaby of Mason visited ri.'iiH injury when a southlioiind fast "Wiiilo eating tUet of solo, portor- —" I have been at work among the sick Mr. and Mrs. .lay Hulso this week. lioiiso steak, or sweetbreads cooked and poor for nearly eighteen years, and Gnorgo Korrls, wlfo and son Floyd frciflit on the Pere Marciiiolte striinl; aUendiHl lliu Ferris rounloii Xnias In Mrs. Clifford Akers Is entertaining with mushrooms. whenever I have used Vinol for run­ LansInK at Ihclr son's, Carl and wlfu. her father, Mr. Childs, of Shepard, a Fruit Belt passenger train just leav .MAIMil.AiiM lilCKNSKS, "While laying carpets and carry­ down, weak or emaciated patients, thoy have boon visibly benefited by it One Tho Xinas exorcises were well al- this week. ing Hartford at "i o'clock In the in- ing a pint of tacks in my mouth. t(>rnooii. Tlio frplglit engine struck loyd A. Longstroet, Lansing. ... 22 "In any building wliero tlio danger patient, a young woman, was so weak (onded and wore a ducldod success. H. n, Davis and wife, Blanche and and ill she could hardlj? creep to my door iMncli praise Is given i\liss Alva Blan- lioiualiie Davis, visited John Spanior the roar coaoli of the passcnunr and Rosa E. Gasclio, Lansing 21 of fire is unormoiis and a powerfully built red-hoaded lireman Is watching for aid, and was leaning on a friend's <:liard, teacher, of Mason Sunday. ilumped it Into the ditch. Tho pas­ Morvin L. Smith, Lansing 2-1 arm. I supplied Vinol to her liberally Sarah M. Dolton, Bath .17 mo with narrowed lids. I^Irnesl. Oxendalo Is lioine from Al­ Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Uolfe cnlortaln- sengers were rescued tliroui;)i the "While reading the works of nnd in a month when she returned to bion I'or the holidays. ed their clilidren, Glenn Chapman windows. Tho most seriously Injured Isaac R. VaiiFleot, Lansing ,')2 Henry James. thank mo I hardly recognized iier. She Floyd Ferris Sundayed al Glenn and wlfo and daughter of Lansing, Martha Davis, i^ansing -LS was strong, her color charming and her are: D. C. Hodge, South Haven, hack "In tho presence of anyone who cheeks rounded out. These words are jNrnold's wll.ii Ills I'at.hor and nioUior and Mr. and Mrs. Eniil Gluey Xmas ni'd nock hurt; Injured InterniiUy. Nickloy Newer, Webborvllle 20 can say with a straight face, 'Dear 'ttiio Is nursing Mrs. Arnold. day. uttered from my heart, in order that John A. Mathlson, South Hnvcn, lincli MIna E. Oakley, White Oak ]S old Chicago!' " more people may know about Vinol, as Mrs. Alma Rolfo, daughter Anna ami liip liurt. :\llss Marvel Fletclinr. Ray Mulligiin, Grand Ledge 21! there is nothing makes me liappior in WILM.AiMSTOX. May and friend from .rackson were of Hart, hin and knee injured. Hnrry Mary Hoyor, Ivuiising 18 MllS'r I'AV FOII rili: I'AIM'.IL the world than to relievo tho sick."— at Clias, Eckliart's Xmas. George E. Frost, Lansing 2.') Mother M. ALI'IIONSA LATIIKOP,0,S.D., December 28, .lOl'l. Loren Swoot and Haltie Howe Itandall, South Haven, noso hroke.i Judge George Thomas, of Colum­ Hawthorne, N.Y. iind teeth kiiockoil out. .Mrs. M. I. Helen DoWItt, Lansing 10 Harry lllggs of Dolroll. spoiil. Xmas were In Lansing last Tliursday. bus, Neb., recently decided that it a Such disinterested and reliable testi­ ^villi Ills family, lie reUirncd to his Thompson, Chlcngo, back hurt. Chnulo Stewart Uolton, Lansing 20 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Price spent Bertha Vogt, Lansing 28 man accepts a paper that is sent him mony should convince everyone of the worlc iMonday afternoon. Johnson, Soulli Haven, ankle sprained he must pay for it. T'ho decision Xmas witli his father and mother, Dan H. Foote, Wllllamston 25 merits at Vinol, our delicious cot] liver Mrs. j\lurry flaker spent last Salur- Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Price of Mason, nnd kneo hurt. was rendered in the case brought by nnd iron tonicvto build up health and Mal)0l M. Lewis, Meridian IS r C. l''iiit;iM'li', repiilrlni,' foiiiilalii '1 nii hor vacation with her parents. It's a long way to Ivanovo-Vosnesnsk I).!iui SI ('ross, siipplies ii iw J. K. ELMER Vice President daughter in North Wiliiamston. CAOILLAC, MICH. — Two suits A. J. HALL Cashier for $n,000 each were started against It's a long way to go; ,1. I'. Sinitli, colli for.lolin Wii.spor !l no Miss Fioreiicii I'ickelt and her iC'ic'iiioLL M;\VS. It's a long way to Ivanovo-Vosnesesk Wiiltcr DIsiiiiiolli, wooil fiii'i.'uiiiicll nioiii. ,S 00 L. R. WHITE Assistant Cashier father spent Xmas with her sister, Sheriff Elmer I. While of Kalkaska To the sweetest girl I know; .1. !•:. Welsh, rocorilliiKriifeil i iiii Mrs. Selfridge, in South l.ocke. Mr, and Mrs, Hershall Dowitt and county by attorneys of this city in be­ Goodbye IDkalerinodar, Mrs. limimi 0. IIUIMI, rent liir -llh i\r, 11111. O'J Wi Three per cent. Interest paid on Mr. and Mrs. Blood are entertain­ half of Mrs. Lovina Slull and Andrew daughter of near 15dcn spent Satur­ Farewell Zhitomcer, Moved and suppiirtoci t.iiat tlie ro- savings deposits. Money to ing a niece from St. Louis, and a day at Arthur Neuman's. Stull of Kalkaska. It is charged that It's a long way lo Ivanovo-Vosnesnsk, v.ousin from Ionia, during tho holi- port of tlio (Itianco cnmiiiittee bo ac- loan. Call and see us. Bert Hanna and family and Miss White was unnoccssarily rude in mak­ So I'll stay right here. lanibs, $9.00; PilceBOc;' at'all dealerBii': Don't .Bising. good r la like < UBlng,; ah • jum- i',;viRrayep,albne,wbia!t move :B CO sult me* about it on the abbye yearlings,. |'?.0O,(g)7,5O;.,wehterB,.$6.0^^ simply ask tor a'kidney remedy' —get date^M Remember the date, Tues­ breila-^jrou have to keep It up In •RMlK.,V>!U:NO.i'AICOH0b';'Ji'ai:^:; try, any more tban.a looie doye can @C,6();'bwe«/:$5.(>ti(5!,&,75, Calves, $6.00 Dean's Kldnejr PIUB: ^^tbei Mine that order to get: any jbeneflt^out'Of' It. roproduoft.ber kind' without a com- Mr;'p "Waver ;;;liad;:^Pd»t«r'*^Mllburh day, Jan^ 6th, from 10 a. m. to 5 ^iiiiisSiffii^PiiPii JtlMniiMiB^^k:'^^i!i?^ p. #4?at^btel?;Hawleyr^ ^^ INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 31, 1914 ""l^l^^^^l^^^U'^^^ News of the Success of Knapp *s ..^^.Ct^^yt^^^^lWt- Great January Clearance Sale! Skirt Values Sensational It's spreading for a Radius of Clearance of Dresses No dickerin!,^ or hagj^lint^ here—DRESS­ cndin;,' an oiUirc season of wonder­ Many Miles Around ES are yfointr to move and move FAST— ful values—the direct result of lar^jc You will realize this fact better when we cash scoops, and buyins; in tremen­ Trains and street cars running to and from Lan­ say- dous quantities for ler^s! sing are bringing hundreds of women eager and anx­ Evening and dancing gowns worth to But January' is here at last— ious to grasp these sterling opportunities on the best S2S now of winter apparel! And as the leadinff store we must Evening and dancing gowns worth to And with such prices to tempt it is little wonder $37.50 now slash prices afjain— Knapp gets the preference over competitors offering Evening and dancing gowns worth to And to make values still stronf^fcr sales of minor importance- $50 now wo are even includinj,'' ser^-es, pop­ Note the record-breaking price cuts- All are of exquisite materials — mesh, lins and broadcloths at these prices; Each item is positively guaranteed to be exactly as advertised—J. W. KNAPP CO.-Lansing, Mich—Cen­ beautiful laces, etc. You will be struck by tral Michigan's Reliable Store. the decided distinctiveness in the making:. ^ $6.00 to $7.50 values At $S, $7.50, $10 and $15 now $3.75 All wool serges—silk and wool Up to $8.50 values poplin dresses in limited quanti­ ties only. now $4.48 The styles are so splendid— And the values so great- Up to $10.00 values It will undoubtedly be quite necessary to get now $5.00 here early for good selection. Mannish Cloth Coats tBulk of our entire stock) Amazing Suit Values —At $10 Up to $18 values Entire stock of Furs at SSVz per now -At $15 cent, sacrifice Up to $21.50 val­ Think of it madam ! S'rviceable l'\irs—Reliable Furs— ues now —At $18 Actually the linest stock of furs ever displayed by any store in Central Michi^'im— At this radical saviny:'. Up to $30 values —At $25 In this sale we are proving' the undisputed value t^'iviuf^- su­ now premacy of llie J. W, Knapi,) Co. All wool Scotch and mannish Competition is challcnj^-od when we say— . mixtures— All furs in siock—includin^r women's, misses'and children's Up to $37.50 Also cheviots, broadcloths, diag­ —just 1/5 under value! values now onals, and other fabrics— In other words—select any muff, scarf or set mcetintr your We are inclndiu},'' some of the (In- fancy—subtract '/? from the marked price— cst winter coats in stock at these And you have the exact price at which it will be sold to you! Up to $50 values prices—and you will realixe this Every imiiii'inablc kind or style— now fact better when we sav— Every imaKinaldc color combination and trimmin;r— Heavy Arabian Lamb Coats are in­ We have selected every piece with the },freatest of care from cluded with those at $15, $18 and $25! the best fur makers in America. iraets and (iKuros of a sale wliieh if |,'iv And stocks are still larj^fc enoug'h en it's just due would bo spread out al Knapp's Reliable Fur Section—Second Floor over tills eiu ire papfo - to say Wiieii rlic best, lailored suits iirc priced near ONE ll.VLir-.lUST ONE II.VLF- Genuine Seal Plush Coats and some even LESS Ibon ono-baH'— it is tunc for the shrewdest woman At DI2.50. SIS and S25— The Siore thai does as ii adverfises" ^ shopper to sit up and takn notice! Worth S27.50— And all the best materials arc includ­ ed—Ii'rcneh serines, storm scr[,'es, chevi­ Worth SIS, Sro and S.'^7,50! ots, broadcloths, poplins, poiuoria ma­ Most certainly they are made terials, novelty ini.\turcs and the new ultra-fashionable—frojjf and button l)a.sket, weaves - —wide llarinji' bottom, belted, etc. Truly a wondurful collection to be J.W.KNAPP(§ priced so low-lirsl. \\\\\\\^ in January ! Reliable Apparel Section- second Jloor CENTRAL MICH.RELIABLE STORE Relinl)le Apparel Seclion— second Jloor

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imoOKS COItMOUS. and Mrs. Goo. Owens of Leslie were school united witli their Xmas ex­ don have boon spending a few days Christmas guests of Frank Shopbell ercises, which wore a decided success. with James Herriek and family, IC. S, Avory was at'^lils t'anii Sun­ and family. Miss Blancli Bateman is enjoying a clean up the liall. The men are day. Everett Smiley is staying with two weelts' vacation, doing the work. Alildred Doyo spent several clays Harry Brown this winter. Lucille Lott of Alma college was , Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sears and Mr. American Savings Bank witli Ola Bates. Mrs. Mary Fountain and son enter­ home for the holidays. and Mrs. Harry Houghton spent Sun­ S. H. McConnick and wife ate tained friends Christmas. day evening with U. A. Osborn and ChrLstmas dinner at li'rank McCor- of Lansing Frank Shopbell and family were SOUTH AUI{l';iJU.S AND NOIMH wife. niick's. Sunday evening guests at Chas. ONONDAGA. C. S. Wilson and wife and W. W. Trank Doyo and family entertain­ Bunker's,. Wilson and family spent Christmas ed company Christmas. Herman BuUen, Clark and Ellis Geo. Nobels and family and Robt. with Wm. Holcomb and family. Geo. McCormick and family spent Haynes and families spent Christmas Covert of Onondaga visited at H. Mrs. A. G. Wilson and son Fred Christmas at Mrs. Lane's, in Wheat- with Mr. and Mrs, James Haynes. Covert's Sunday. are spending the holidays at the field. Married, Monday, Dec. 28, 1914, home of G. W. Wilson. A, G. spent Etta Bennett spent the past week Harold Thurby, wife and baby of Pays 4% Interest Mrs. Ada Taylor and John Budd. We Christmas with them but returned to with her sister Eliza. North Aurelius spent Xmas at Dell extend congratulations. Dolbee's. his home In Hillsdale the next day. . Mrs. .lohn Bennett and son Peter This Is one of the years when The Fields reunion was held at B. attended the Christmas exercises at slelghbells chimed to the merry the Wilson school. H. Field's Xmas day. Christmas greetings In the keen cut­ Claud Crane, wife and children of ISLAND CORNERS. ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS Ford Whipple and family spent ting zero atmosphere. Friday evening at 0. B. Blakslee's. Hillsdale spent Xmas at J. W. Free­ Mrs. Sperling from Saginaw Is vis­ Martha Whipple of Battle Creek man's, iting her daughter, Mrs. William has been visiting at Ford Whipple's. HOLT ITEMS. Geo, Rolfe and family of East Kurtz and family, Mrs. Chas. Bassett, Mrs. Ford Aurelius spent Xmas at M, Russell's, Solly Schneep and family spent Capital $100,000.00 Surplus $25,000.00 Whipple and Mr. and Mrs, Deyo have Dec, 28, 1914. also Ben McCorab. Sunday with John Bouts and family. been In Lansing recently. Chas, Barnes and daughter spent Mark Russell and family visited at Miss Muriel Collins, who has been Harold McCormick Is homo from Xmas with friends In Jackson. Mr, Gobel's near Leslie Sunday, very sick for two weeks. Is some bet­ the M. A, C. for the holiday vacation. Donald Lang of Lansing is spend­ ter at this writing, DIRECTORS The Christmas exercises at the ing the vacation with his grandpar­ Catarrh Cannot Bo Cured Mrs. Raymond Pelton and children Wilson school was well attended, a ents. with local applications, as they can­ are visiting at Adrian. J. W. Bailey, Pres. J. W. Bailey & Co. fine program being given by the Edith Bickert of Battle Creek, Orla not reach the seat of the disease. Ca­ The Christmas exerclaes at the pupils of Lhe school, after which a Glllett of Northville, Flossie Douglas tarrh is a blood or constitutional dls-1 schoo, l ^ house were largel3 y , attended Wm. Brogan, Prea. Dancer-Brogan Co. play, "Wooing Under Dlfflcultles," of Bloomlngdale, Carraa Douglas of ease, and in order to cure it you must ''"1^ ""^ P/osram rendered D. E. Bates, Treaa, Reo Motor CarCo. was given by former pupils of the Jonesville, Fanny Sly of Lockport, CUfford Kurtz spent Christmas at school. ; take internal remedies. Hall's Ca­ 111., Marlon Sly of Flint are home for tarrh Cure is taken internally, and John Wleland's, north of town. H. F. Harper, Sec.-Treaa. W. K. Prudden & Co. the holidays. acts directly upon the blood and mu­ Miss Ethel Andrews from Ypstlantl M, R. Carrier. Northrop, Robertson & Carrier Co. ACROSS THE GARDEN. Mrs. Norman Mlnar -entertained, cous surface. Hall's Catarrh Cure is Is visiting her parents for a couple of 15 guests Xmas. not a quack medicine. It was pre­ weeks. W. S. Foater, Attorney Floyd Fountain and family spent Rev. Cecil Pollock and family of scribed by one of the best physicians Miss Beula and Ona Vanvellsor vis­ W. K. Prudden, President Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, James Grand Ledge spent Xmas at J. B, in this country for years and is a ited their sister at Flint a couple of Hasklll. Thorburn's. regular prescription. It is composed days last week. Chaa. E. Toms, Cashier Bernlce Bateman spent Monday Geo. Pryor of Mason spent Xmas of the best tonics known, combined Miss, Doratha Box from Lansing and Tuesday with Miss Lynla Potts, at G. H. Pryor's. with the best blood purifiers, acting spent last week with her father. Bur west of Eden. Mrs. Bertha Thorburn, who has directly on the mucous surfaces. The Box. / Mr. and Mrs, John Jarvls of Lan­ been sick for some time, is improv­ perfect combination of thetwo ingre­ Mrs, Cally Morton and son George children Christmas day, W. Clark and family spent Christ­ sing are at her father's, called there ing. dients is what produces such wonder­ are visiting her mother at Lansing Geo, Klnch and family, Miss Hazel mas with their daughter, Mrs. J. Wil­ by the serious Illness of Mrs. Jarvls' Mr. and Mrs. Robblns entertained ful results in curing catarrh. Send for a week. Cooper and Ralph Hayner ate Xmas cox and family. mother. '• their children and families Xmas. for testimonials free. ' Ray Felton has the Bell telephone dinner with Mr, and Mrs, T. Kelley, Mr, Monroe is working for E. Lan- J. Budd spent Christmas with his The Xmas exercises at all the P. J. CHENEY & CO., Props,, now; his number is 803 IL 23. Clyde Cooper and wife of Ann Ar­ tls. parents in Lansing. churches were enjoyed by full Toledo, Ohio. Roy Flshel from near Holt visited bor are visiting his father and other Rev. H. H, Cheney began revival Frank Shopbell and James HaskiU bouses. at Solly Schnepp's Sunday evening, frieiids during the holidays, meetings at Mlllvllle last Sunday ev­ Sold by druggists, price 75c. ening, were in Lansing Tuesday. Gertrude Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Take Hall's Family Pills tor con­ Mrs, Ida Dobie and son Donald C, Nlethammer and family, Mr, B. J. Topliff and family spent Orla ^SommervlUe and Mrs. Clyde stipation.—Adv. from Mason and Miss Hazel French and Mrs. Henry Bravender and A number from here attended the Christmas in'Mason, Wilkins and daughter of Lansing, from South Bend, Ind., spent Xmas daughter spent Christmas with H. Christmas exercises at the Cady school last Thursday evening. S. Laseny is visiting In Wisconsin. Mrs, Wllklns and granddaughter of NORTH AURELIUS. at Charlie Kurtz's, ' ^ Bravender and family. David Strong and family visited at Breckinridge, Mrs. Stella Fellows of Mrs. Elcessor-visited at Mer'dian Martin Foote of Etohells called on The Gleaner degree team met at Will, Maguire's Sunday. Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller Hi WlxBon has sold his farm to Ben Henry' Bravender last Saturday.' the hall to practice; last Wednesday .Mr. and 'Mrs. H. Halsey,' Mr. and and son of Aurelius were guests at Harris- Mr, and Mrs. Steven Hempyhave a Last Sabbath was election of ofil- afternoon. Mrs. Bert Toplllt and daughter and Mrs. Louisa Parker's Sunday. Mrs. 0, H. Nichols and son called fine new cutter. cers at MiUvllle Sunday school. Jan. 6th, 1915, will be installation Miss Edna Walton returned Monday Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Reed of Lan­ on Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman Sunday Rosko Vanvellsor from Lansing Chas. Poxson is on the sick list. of oflJcers at the A. ,01 0. G. hall. from Bay City, where they spent sing and Mrs. Ford Hayhoe of Dans- evening. spent last week with his parents. Miss Beryle GlUam experienced a There will be members to initiate. -; ObriBtmaa with Charlie Walton and ville were guests at Wm. Stld's Mr. and Mrs. Harry . Houghton lively tip over and runaway on the T. 'Oillam, D. Harris and families, family. Xmas. ^ , from Pontlac are here visiting their MILLVILLE. way to Stockbrldge last Tuesday. A Mrs. Hubble and Mrs. O'Neal spent V.':Mr. and Mrs. 8. Shopbell and Communion services will be held nieces, Mrs. Roy Rusch and Mrs. E, badly demolished cutter was the re­ CbristmElB with Mrs, Mary and Joy 'dftUKhter Jeule of Haatlngit Mr. and at the Preibyterlan church Sunday Sears, and their t^milies.:: .: . V Dec.: 29, 1914.; sult. V. ::•,.;'••', •'.' ,. ' ••::]:. ^'^r''••'• Wygle..•.,^ ..; .;•:'::^-/'vS:'/^:':..^.:;^^;;-';::';^ MnVsWeiley Shopbell of Vetty, Mr. morning. The Oleanera have a bee today to C Mr; and Mrs. c; H. Carpenter en Th.. e L. A." S. will meet next Tues- and ,.Un. ,WU1 UoUejriOt^Dlmoadale Th« Harpbr Sunday aohool and day John Blancbard and wite'of Alaie- tertained their children and grand* | day. All;comewh6,'oan.':.o |r/.v;:.^v ii ^j.' mmmmmmm^m•'^mmm i i ...ilBii'mmms^mmm JiSliJtilllMi^lli'ili ^ INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 31, 1914

J. N. Thorburn and wife spent 'tttfflttttttttttffllt tmmmmtttmmmnttttmtmtmtmtmm Christmas with frlondH at Albion. Seeing the The Old Year Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Whitmoro .spent Christmas with their children in Coax Your Hens to Lay in Winter Flint. Mrs. i\Ii\rt.h[i Hoyt spent. ClirlsdiiaH New Year In And the New Isn't it worth wliile to have your hens lay egg's in win­ Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen of NaslivlUo I !il. \j. M. Dubois'. were with Mason relatives over ter? Isn't there more profit to you in selling eggs at high N. N. KoiiKO visited his sister at Clu'istma.s, winter prices? Willlamstnn Clu'lstiiias. 'ATOniNO the New Yijar in! HH clocks were You know a hen won't lay in a cold, damp draughty Ralph Darling and family of De- How iniiuy widely vjirylng Vance Mcfntyro was homo from troll were witli tlioir parents, Mr, and on the stroke place in winter any more than a cow will produce a lot oi: liieinn.'s tncl;ed away safely T ClevehuHl over Christmas, Mrs. F. W. Webb Christmas. w of twelve; milk if she shivers from the cold all the time. in memory's kt^eplng that Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cortrlght will Cliarlos Urowne entertained as his The moon w n s •spend New Years at Nashville. guests for the week end, Mr. and plu'iise conjures up! More tlian lluit, Have Comfortable Hen Houses how imiiiy possibilities it sug.gests of Clare T. Smith of I ho U. of M. is Mrs. Friink Logan, Mr. and Mrs. lOarl bright and hi);h. Croon and Miss Kthel Croinley all of F.io varying ways in wlilch men and Besides giving a hen the right i'ood and making her spendlnK the holidays at home. A footstep broke the Lansing. women deligiit to sp(Mid tlic evening work i:or it she must be kept in a comfortable place. Now I'anl Coy has hoon home from De­ bofore tlie diiwn.iif nnother year ;is frozen cru>l; troit a few (lay.s the past weolt. •losepli Lundiierg of Clilcago and is a good time to make sure your hen houses are in good .lohii Luudborg of tlie Ferris Insti­ well as Mie day itself! A shadow passed shape to help you reap the benefits of winter egg prices. Mrs. 0. M. Dutt lell, Sunday even­ tute spent Christmas with their par­ Like the early servlre of Clirlstimis ing for Texas, to visit her daughter ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. .1. Lundborg of me by. Lot us show you our excellent quality shoathing paper diiy, witli carols and caiidli^s iiud A11 roll us. I saw a veteran, for covering the wall.s — and flooring to make warm Mrs. Ceo, 10. Mann of Detroit has gnM'Us. til some llie cninlng nf the Xi'W lloors. Or, it you want to build new hen houses, look been visiting Mason friends this Mr. and Mrs. Win. Scarlett outor- lame and old, over our stock of siding, shingles, and prepared rooting week. taiued their family and Miss Hazel and asphalt shingles and get our estimate on materials Whose mnrcli was \V. K. Zinimor and daughter llolon Barry jf Owosso, Miss Mary Uomus tor what you want. We'll bo glad to help you all we can. spent Sunday with relatives at Sobe- and Miss Hose Krai/.ita of Lansing almost done. w'aing. Cliristmas. The battered kiinp' .Mrs. C. l^rlnce of Huntington, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Field enter­ C. P. MICKELSON, • Mason is visiting her son, Floyd Prince, and tained a company of 20 at dinner sack on his buck Cliristmas, among tliem i\lrs. Isaac family. Field, Paul Field, Miss Nellie and Was empty, like it»mtnt»m»tmuttmmt:ummu::t»Ktu«t»:::»tutmtm:tmst:muummmmS Mrs. Minnie Arnold of Crogory is I'^'lorence Field of Albion, Mr. and his Kun. visiting lior motlior, Mrs. .lames Mrs. Clarence Field of Stockbridge, lUakoly. Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Stevens of Kala­ AltOlir THE WIOATIIIOIJ. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sf|uiors of De­ mazoo, Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler of THE HOME OF troit are visiting relatives and friends |I Ponllac, Mr, and Mrs, D, D.-Jlurl- ^HB silver cliimes i'ho following article appeared sev­ in Mason. bun of Ingham. eral years ago in a paper publlsliod began to rlnii;-, at Shiiiiorsvillo, Pa., and was written .Iiidge C. 10. Cull and daughter li. L. Slaght has sold liis residence I heard a biiglc by D. N. Kern, 'i'lio same was furn- Quality T.onise, sjient Sunday with II. 0. Call on lianies street to .Menzo Cady, Sr. isliod tlio News by W. P. Seaman of and family. blow. tills city. So far tlio winters of .ISS!) and Miss I'^lorencu Sliafor is at home l'IU)l5.\'riO .MOW.S. A dashing soldier, fi'on\ her school work at iMldland for 1S!)0 have been pretty mucli alike. Groceries tlie holidays. liearings. for ,lan. 5: young niul fair, Tlie years 1 S 1 Ti and 1 S 1II were also very mild. 1 often hoard my fatlior Dr. Orlo i.asenby and wife of lOstate Ale.NaiKltM" Bel a p point lug 1 doz. No, 2 size l"'remior adm'r. Came riding o'et lalk about those winters, aiui in llils Uochester spent Cliristmas with Ma­ I sliort article I will try and give some Piueapplo sji'j.oo son r(>latlves. lOstato Lucy M. Bird appointing adm'r. the snow. •• of the facts as my father gave them 1 lioz. No. I! size Prom lor Miss Uara Avis Brown of Lansing lOstate Ann Simpson, license to to me. ill IS I 5 very litllo snow fell i^noapple •.;.")(» The frost was or in November and December; in ,lnii- was tlie guest of Miss Gertrude Scar­ sell. 1 (loz. No. 2 size Nabob lett this week. lOstate Charles Simpson, license to his cloak of blue uary, IS Hi, it was mild; the sun sell. ' shining most every day (luring ilie Pineapple 1.75 1-ewls Itartlott and family spent And on his yellow month, 'i'ho people Ibought i'^jliru- 1 (loz. No, ;i size Vellow Tree I''i'lday witli Mr. and Mrs. lOarl Kiney iOslaie l^olly Klnihall, probate of will. : ary would be cold, but that month Stone Peaches 1.7,1 In Whoattield. plume, i turned out very warm also, 'i'ho lOstate Geo. Ohliiigor, iippointing \ pt. bottle Catsup l.'ie diaries Palmer of Lansing siient adm'r. And on his sword he moiitli of Marcli was cold and the week end with his brotlier, Will lOslato Guslav Ivraiiz, appointing stormy. A great many people called Pepper Sauce, per bottle ir>c I'aimer of Holt. adm'r. bore a rose- the year a year without a summer. In Pure Mint Sauce, bottle I.")c ' April it was very cold. During May Mr. and Mrs. ,1. A. Farsons and lOsliite .Mary Liiyd, appointing No. ;! size standard 'i'onialoes.t)c adm'r. A red, red rose— the Ice was one Inch tlilck on some daughter I'^ern spent Chrislnias with streams. 'I'lie fruit tree blossoms No. I! 1/0 sizo Fancy Hand Lansing relatives. lOstate Henry Pelor Itorabeck, de­ in bloom. termination heirs. and the young corn were frozen. Packed Tomatoes l,''>c Bert Stinlers was over from Lan­ iOslalo Giacomo Spagunola, pro­ Some farmers built largo tiros around No, 2 size i'^ancy Corn, can., lie sing Cliristmas and kindly remem­ bate of will. E halted where tlielr Holds and the smoke and heat Good Standard Corn, can.....10c saved some of the young corn. In bered his |)aronts. lOstato Homer 10. Kniglil, license to Orangos, fancy Navels, doz.iii), 8.">c sell. the aged man .Tune snow and ice could bo found; C. I'', lirown and wife (Ui.ioyed vegotables were a failure. Wlioii the Crape Fruit, large juicy onos..»f»»»»»»»»ii»»»»»i»»»iiii|i»»»» to the HHhesiii your ginves! V ; a large delegation _ot the order to colleicitbrt which deceased belonged. .•~!:-i'; 9MsagAMM»feiM,asaa»s;&^^ INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 31, 1914

and guide the plow. Wha» 's to bo- GUN TO GET AIRSHIPS come of that nation where poverty breaks the crowns of the queens of Longer Life To Shoes the homo; despair hurls a mother's THE iRHL Austria's New Mitrailleuse love from its throne and hunger drives That Can Be Aimed Vertically. Innocent children from the schoolroom to the hoe? The census bureau shows that LIH,- 000 of those women are forty-tlve WE ARE LONG ON PRODUCTION, OVER A MILLION AND A HALF years of age and over. There Is no SHORT ON DISTRIBUTION. WOMEN WORK AS FARM HANDS more pitiful sight in civilization than THE FARMERS THE CUSTODIANS IN THE UNITED STATES. these saintly niothors of Israel stooiiod OF THE NATION'S MORALITY. with age, drudging in the lleUl from By Peter Radford By Peter Radford sun until sun an was broken. He was the fathci hind the counter, and many of our ly presented to President Wilson a get close to God must first get close out roferenceto a market, and regard­ of oiRlit children. Howe was em- statesmen have smiled at the throats memorandum briefly reviewing the dif- to nature. less of the demands of the consumer. liculties now controntiug tho railroads I Tell you Wife that the •ployed at Hubbard Lake and bad only and have fanned the flame of unrest The Functions of a Rural Church. Back to the Soil. of the country and asking tor the co­ been in this vicinity three weeks. among industrial laborers. Rut wom­ if the rural churches today are go­ The city people have been urging en are as surely the final victims of operation of tho governmental authori­ ing to render a service which this age ties and the public in supporting rail­ each other to move back to the farm, industrial warfare as they are the demands, tiiore must be co-operation but very few of them have moved. "DICK" DEWEY SUED BY WIFE burden-bearers in the war between na­ road credits and recognizing an emer­ between tlie religious, social and eco­ gency which requires that the rail­ We welcome our city cousins back to tions, and those who arbitrate and nomic life of the community. the soil and this earth's surface con­ The Charge is That Politician Is Liv­ roads be given additional revenues. mediate the differences between capi­ The church to attiiin its fullest meas­ tains ]6,002,160,000 idle acres of till­ ing With Another Woman. tal and labor 'Sbould not forgot that The memorandum recites that the ure of success must enrich tiie lives able land where they can make a when the expenses of any industry are FLOUR PONTIAC, MICH, — The former European war has resulted in general of the people in the community it living by tickling the earth with a unnecessarily increased, society foots depression of business on the Ameri­ City ("oniinissioner "Dick" Dewey has serves; it must build character; devel­ forked stick, but we do not need them makes the best, bread you ever made. the bill by drafting a new consignment can continent and in the dislocation op thought and increase the elliciency HO far as increasing production is con­ been sued by his wife, Mora Dewey, of women from tho home to the field. We will UHO no otiior, hereafter. of credits at home and abroad, Witli of human life. It must serve the so­ cerned; wo now have all the producers for divorce, CharKos of a serious na- Pinch no Crumb From Women's Crust Our j,n'ocor Iceops it. If ho does iioL revenues decreasing and interest rates cial, business and intellectual, as well we can use. The city man has very tun are made agiiin,st tlio former of­ of Bread. increasing the transportation systems lelc|Jhoiie ficial and a Detroit woman is namod as the spiritual and moral side of life, erroneous ideas of agricultural condi­ No financial award can be made of the country face a most serious tions. The commonly accepted theory in tlie action, Dewey was the first without someone footing tho hill, and if religion does not make a man more crisis and the memorandum is a capable, more useful and more just, that we are short on production is all C'Tiimissionor elected under the com- we commend to those who accept the strong presentation of the candle what good is it? We want a practical wrong. Our annual increase in pro­ Mason Milling niiEsion form of Kovernment in this responsibility of the distribution of in­ burning at both ends and the perils religion, one we can live by and farm duction far exceeds that of our In­ city and Is interested in hinds and dustrial .lustice, the still small voice of that must ultimately attend such a crease in population. resorts at Union lake. He is a prom- the woman In the field as she pleads conflagration when the flames meet by, as well as die by. Company liienl Mason and Klk, -17 years of age for mercy, and we beg that they pinch is apparent to ail. In their general Fewer and Better Churches. The World as a Farm. TIip couple liave no children. The no crumb from her crust of bread or discussion the railroad representa­ Blessed Is that rural community Taking the world ns one big farm, coirt has granted an in.luiietion tying put another patch upon her ragged tives say in part; "Ry reason of leg­ which has but one place of worship. we find two billion acres of land in up bis property ponding tlio hoarin.!; garments. islation and regulation by tho federal Willie competition is tlie life of trade, cultivation. Of this amount there Is Thjsjs the Faitlpiis of the suit. We beg that they li.sten to tho government and tho forty-eight states it is death to the rural church and approximately 750,000,000 acres on the scream of horror from the eagle on acting indepondenliy of each other, as moral starvation to the community. western and 1,260,000.000 acres on the The bill alleges Dewey lived for four well as through the action of a strong I'etty sectarianism is a scourge that; eastern hemisphere, in cultivation. montlis at the Suckiiiig apartments, every American dollar that is wrung from the brow of toiling women and public opinion, railroad expenses in blights the life, and the church preju­ This estimate, of course, does not in­ |Temple | 3fl Sibley street, Detroit, with a wo recent years have vastly increased. dice saps the vitality, of many com­ clude grazing land-i, forests, etc., man and afterwards resided with her hoar tlio Goddess of .Justice hiss at a verdict that increases tho want "of No criticism is here made of the gen­ munities. An over-churched commun­ where large quantities of meat are at tlio Powell apartments at .lolin R woman to satisfy the greed of man. eral theory of governmental regula­ ity is a crime against religion, a seri­ produced. At ^ Last street and Hcndrio avenue. tion, but on the other hand, no in­ The women behind the counter and ous handicap to society and a useless The world's annual crop approxi­ HERE IS COIVIFORT FOR genuity can relieve the carriers of ex­ in the factory cry aloud for sympathy tax upon agriculture. mates fifteen billion bushels of ce­ SPECTACLE WEARERS penses created thereby." VICTIMS ARE UNREVENGEFUL and the press thunders out in their While denominations are essential reals, thirteen billion pounds of fibre We will Guarantee defense and the pulpit pleads, for President Wilson, in transmitting and church pride commendable, the and sixty-five million tons of meat. THAT THE ParclIng of Forger Causes Sensation mercy, but how about the woman In the memorandum of the railroad high teaching of universal Christianity The average annual world crop for the past five years, compared with the In Muskegon, His Home. the field? Will not these powerful presidents to the public, character. must prevail if the rural church is to Apex Temple exponents of human rights turn their Izes It as "a lucid statement of plain fulfill Its mission to agriculture. previous five years, Is as follows; MUSKEGON, i\lTCH. — Word WILL NOT CUT OR talent, energies and Influence to her truth." The president recognizing We frequently have three or four Past Half Previous Half CHAFE THE EARS reaching here that Frank G. .Tones, relief? Will the Goddess of Liberty the emergency as extraordinary, con­ churches In a community which Is not Crops-— Decade. Decade. former' bead of American Electric They can be applied enthroned at Washington hold the cal­ tinuing, said in part: able to adequately support one. Small Corn (Bu.) 3,934,174,000 3,403,655,000 to your lenses while you wait Fuse Co., now defunct, had been pa­ Wheat(Bu.) 3,522,769,000 3,257,526,000 loused hand and soothe the feverish "You ask me to call the attention congregations attend services once a LET US SHOW YOU roled for tlie holidays by Gov. Fer­ brow of her sex who sows and reaps of the country to the imperative need month and all fall to perform, the re­ Dots (Bu.) 4,120,017,000 3,508,315,000 ris and would probably be pardoned, the nation's harvest or will she permit that railway credits be sustained and ligious functions of the community. Cotton (Bales) 19,863,800 17,541,200 caused a sensation !n Muskegon. the male of the species to shove the railroads helped In every possible The division of religious forces and The world shows an' average in­ Hundreds of persons who lost money women—weak and weary—from the way, whether by private co-operative the breaking into fragments of moral crease In cereal production of 13 per the company, seemed about evenly di­ broad-line of Industry to the back al­ effort or by the action, wherever efforts is ofttimes little less than a cent during the past decade, compared vided on the governor's action. leys of poverty? I feasible of governmental agencies, and calamity and defeats the very purpose with the previous five years, while the 0. S BUSH, Optometrist Strangely enough, scores of resi­ Women and Children PIrst. I am glad to do so because I think they seek to promote. world's population shows an Increase All work guaranteed or no pay.. dents who had been victimized for The census enumerators tell us that tbe^need very real." / The evils of too many churches can of only three per cent. . The gain In production far exceeds Open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday hundreds and thousands of dollars, by of the 1,514,000 women who work In the The conference was certainly a be' minimized by «io-bperatlon. The that of our Increase In population, and buying stock in an already worthless fields as farm hands 409,000 are six­ fortunate one for the nation and the social and economic life of a rural Over NeeJy's Clothing Store. teen years of age and under. What is president Is to be congratulated for community are respective units and It is safe to estimate that the farmer concern, were among those who ap­ can easily Increase production 25 per the final destiny of a nation whose fu­ opening the gate to a new world of cannot be successfully divided by de­ plauded parole action. cent if a remunerative market can be ture mothers spend their girlhood days effort in which everyone may co-oper­ nominational lines, and the churches found for the products. In textile behind the plow, pitching hay and ate. can only,occupy this important field hauling manure, and what is to become fibres the world shows an Increase SOO TRAFFIC FALLS DOWN There are many impiirtant .prob­ by co-operation and co-ordination. of womanly culture and refinement during the past half decade in produc­ lems, in our complex civilization that WINTER SESSION I that grace the home, charm society The efficient country church will tion of 15 per cent against a popula­ Comparative Statement for St. Mary't will yield to co-operation which will Opens January 4th in all de­ and enthuse man to leap to glory In, deflnftely serve its community by lead­ tion Increase of three per cent. partments of the Detroit Canals Shows Decrease. not lend themselves to arbitrary rul­ noble achievements If our daughters ing in all worthy efforts at community ' The people of this nation should Business University, 05-70 SAULT STE, .MARIE, MICH.— ings of commissions and financing are raised In the society of the ox and building, in uniting the people in all address themselves to the subject of West Grand River Ave., De- The comparative statement of trafllo railroads is one of them. The man the companionship of the plow? co-operative endeavors for, the gen­ Improved facilities for distribution. troit, Mich. Our catalogue through the St, Mary's canals. Issued with the money is a factor that can- eral welfare of the community and In explains our superiority In shows a decrease in almost every arti­ In that strata between the ages of act be eliminated from any business arousing a real love for,country life Equipment, Standing, StaiT, cle, ,,'••";, sixteen ai)4 forty-flve are 960,000 worn- transaction and the public Is an inter­ and loyalty to the country home and Over-production and crop mortgage Methods and Results. You The total amount of freight locked en working as farm hands and many ested party that should always be con­ these results can only be successfully force the farmers Into ruinous com­ are invited to write for it If interested in tho kind of through was 55,3.60,034 tons In 18,717 of them with suckling babes tug­ sulted and happily the president has accomplished by the united effort of petition with each other. The remedy Invited all to participate in the solu­ school work that brings best vessel: passages. Although twice as, ging at their breasts, as drenched the presb, the school, fhe church and lies In organization and In co-opera­ In perspiration,' tbey wield tbe scythe tion of our railroad problems. success. Address: E. R. many vessels passed through , the organized farmers. , tion In marketing. Shaw, President. Aiiierlcan ide, the amount of tonnage through tlie Canadian lock and the PERHAPS OUR DESOENDANXS in the demand. Perhaps we shall rule seems to be to Increase; and In David Grayson, famous as the author American ioclc was about the same, AVON'T EAT MEAT AT ALL. have to come to a vegetarian .diet view of the fact that the world is of "Adventures in Contentment," 27,771,'lGl belnjs carried through the some day—oh, say five hundred or pretty small and fairly well settled, writes a new.story entitled "Hemp- Amerlcaa lock and 27,598,467; through In the current issue of Farm and live thoiisand years^ . hence. It's the time is approaching) I suspect, field" In which he.makes the follow­ the Canadian;, / Fireside, the national farm paper cheaper than meat, i much cheaper. when the people of the Caucasian ing Interesting comment: publiBbed at Springfield, Ohio, Her-; One acre in crops which are"o be lands will have to come to the die­ "Some men, looking out upon life, bert Quick, editor of that publica­ LET US DO YOUR Christian'Endeavor Head Diet, eaten in vegetable form will feed as tary standards of the Mongolians— get its poetic implications,,others see tion, .writes an interesting editorial many mouths as five acres in crops vegetable food In the main. Let's :::;';ApRIAN;'i^;JMICH.li•;• •~^:::The,, Rey.^ its moral significance, and here and in which he conimeiatB in part as, fol­ which must'be turned into meait not be troubled about that—our de­ there a man will see beauty In every­ Charles J'Hjl'-jHubt^ lows on '< the meat situation: s' V , "Population today is getting spars­ scendants may be Just as happy with­ thing; but to Ed all views of life dis­ •WPMlntiBnldibt cirjthe''Y^ ; "I can't get pesalmistic aboiii: tl^e er in Europe. : Men' who call upon out-meat as we are with it." solved like a moving picture, into Chrirtijan jEtodeRvor;; Soofe iaeat. Bltuatlon liecAiae I,'feel sure Ood:tb,bles8 their ettortB are In the dollara.".. ,.\ )'. '•.'••'^\ :• •.•,'::••,„.•-::..• •- • , Metlipdiirt'. Prptestaijt^ thai itmewilii cure ^it in one yiwi vi^ field by. iniUionB murdering each oth­ ARE TOU LOOKING EVERY' ;-4ifl;;:'.hjm«)|;hero!5'j»fte^ anoth«r.;<:.Heat iWiU cat>more<.pIenti* er at the behest of certain boBs butch- . Many a tnan who compIaihB that Wrf-s. (Ul^ln;on*{6t^vtw<^;iW»Trthrough;an era called monarohB,:but:theiteiidenc]r he never: had halt! a chance. wouldnH ^^^>,';i!^5^ifSSgi|Ji:f||sSf lBorMM*,la tbt aopplr* or a decrease of population lihderpeacefulandjuBt recognise a whole onelt he saw It.' INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 31, 1914

.\bcl carried the groat things np. and AI'I'T. ADMK. McCOMH—JAN. 15 FINAL ACCOUNT. UAKNHAKT—JAN. 8 Peter hrouglii them to the ciirts, and Stnle of MichiKan. The Probiitu Cuiii-t for State ot Michigan. 'I'he Probnte Court for the kitig and Pestovltch liolped lilm to the County of Initliiim. the County of luRham. At H nt'Biiioii of Hiild Court, liclil iit the I'ro- At a session of said Court, held nt the Pro- place them iiiiKiiig Ihe hay. Thoy miiilo biite Olllce in the City of iMnaoii, in milil Coun­ bate Olfice in the City of Mason, in said Coun­ fis mile noise lis I hey could. ty, on the ^3ril diiy of Oetcmbor, A. D. 19M. ty, on the lOtb day of December, A. D. 19M. ClieWO I'reBonti lion. Henry .M. Giirilner, .hnlKe of SET FEEE! I'resent: lion. Henry l\l. Gardner, Judge "Rsh!" cried Ibe king. "What's that!" Probnle. of Probate. Put Kurt and Abel did not hoar ami In the Mutter nt the lOstale ot .loaepb M, In the Matter of the Estate of I.ucy A. came blundering up tlie ladder witli MeComh, Decenncil. Harnhart formerly Shaw, Decensed. l''rccl (1. iMoCoMib huvinK Rleil In Hiild Court Charles E. Shaw having filed In said court the last of the loud. hiH iielition pniyinK thiil the ndminiHtriitlim bis final administration account, and bis peti- "Sshl" Peter ran forward to them of Hiilil estnto be Kranled to Harry O. Cull or lion praying for tho allowance thereof, and lo Home other Huitahle |ier«on! for the assignment and distriiiutiim of the with a whispered renionstranco. Now It \t Orilercil, 'I'hat the Lllli day of January, residue of said estate. tlley Were still A. n. I'.Uri, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at It is Ordered, 'I'liat tiie Sth day of Janaary, Huld t'rohate Ollice, be anil is hereby niipolnteil A. D. 1(1 Ifi, at ten o'clock in tlie forenoon, at The barn doer opened a little wider, for henrbiK mild petition ; said I'robale Ollice, lie ami is hereliy appointed and agiil'iist the dim tilue light outside It is l-'urUier Ordered, That public notice for e.>:amininK ami allowing said account ami they saw the black sha|ie of a iiian. thereof be uiven by inibltcation of a copy of hearing said pidition ; Ibis order, for three HUCccHsive weolis previouH It is Eurthur Ordered, Tliat piililic notice "Any one here?" he asked. siK^akiiig to saiil day of hearing, in the biKhani County tliereof be given by pulilicatlon of a co|iy of Willi an llaliaii accent. News, a newspaper printed and circulated in this order, for tliree Hiiccessive weeks previous said county. lo said day of iiearing, in llic Ingliani County The king «liroke Into a cold pers|)lra- IIKNltY iM. aAKDNKIi, News, a newspaper printed and circulated in flon. 'I'lieii Pestnvitch answered. "Only (A true copy) .ludKe of Probate. said county. C. A. CLINTON, Heuister of Probate. r,:!w.| HENRY M. GARDNER, a |)uor farniei' loading hay." he said {A true copy.) . .ludgc of Probate. and picked up a huge hay fork and AI'I'T. ADMK. McCO.MH—JAN. 1,1 C. A. CLINTON, Register of I'roimte. filw-l went forward scifily .Slate of MiehiKan. Tlie Proliale Court for the Cininty of InKliani. "Yon load your bay at a very bad At a session of saiil Court, held at the I'ro- FINAL ACCT. MILLER—JAN. 22 llnie and in a very bad liglit," said hnte Ollice in llie City of .Mason, In said Coun­ State of Michigaa. The I'robale Court for ty, on the llUrd day of rieceniher, A. 1). llll-l. llie County of bigbain. Ihe man at the door, peiM'ing in "Have I'reHiMit; Hon. Henry M. Carrlner, .IUIIKO of At a seaiiion of said Court, lielii at the Pro­ yon no electric light bcreV" Pridiiite. bate Ollice in llic city of Mason, in said Coun­ In the Matlcr of the Kstate of Kmnin 11. ty, on Hie 2.Stli day of Deceinlier, A. D. 1911. Then suddenly he mrned on an olee- McConib, Deceased. I'resent; Hon. Henry M. Cardiier, Judge trie torch, and ns be did so P'.;stovitcli Kreil C. iMcCoinh haviiiK filed in said Court of Probate. bis petition praying Unit Ihe ailiniaistratlon of In the Matter of the Estate of Etta Miller, sprang forward "Get out of my said estate he Ki'anled to Harry O, Call or Deceased. barnl" he cricti and drove the fork lo fionie oilier suitalde iterson: R. C. Dart liaviag filed in said court ilia full at the iniriiiler's chest, lie had It Is Ordereil, That tlie Ifith day nf January, final adniinistraliiMi nccoiinl, and bis petition A. D. HI If), at len o'clock in the forenoon, at liraying for the allow-ance thereof, and for tiio a vague idea lliiit so he might stall said Probate Olbco, he and is hereby appointed aasignment and illslributlon of the residue ot Ilie man lo silence. I'.ut the man for beariuK snid petition ; said estate, ll is l-'nrt!ier Ordered, That public notice It is Ordered, That the 22nd day of January, shouted loudl.v as the jirongs pierced tliereof be uiven by iiublicatlon of a copy of A. D. lOlfi. at len o'clock In the forenoon, at him and drove him backward, and lii- this oi-der, for three HUccessive weeks previovis said I'rohale Ollice, be and is iiereby aiipolnt- to said day of heariaw, in the InKliain County eil for ONamining and allowing snid nccount slaiilly I here was a sound of feel run­ News, a newspaper tu'inled and circulated in and hearing said petition ; ning acru.ss tlu; yard. said county. it is Kurther Ordered, 'riiat puiiiic notice 1II'',NRY .M. OARDNIOll, tliereof he given liy piihliration of a copy of "Itombsl' cried the uiaii upon the (A true copy) .ludk'e of I'robato. tills order for tlirce successive weei(s previous ground, siriigglii'g Willi the prongs in C. A. CMN'l'ON, Kenisler of I'robalc. .I^w-I to said day of hearing, in the Ingliam County ills band, ami as Peslovltch staggered News, n newspaper, priated and circuinlod in I'KOltATK 01' WIl.I,. K1,M1?K—JAN. l.'i said County. forward Into view with tlie force of HENRY M. GARDNER, Copyright. 1914. by H. G. Wells. Stale of .MicbiKan. The rrobato Court for his own tlirusi be was shot ilirough (.•\ true copy.) Judge of Probate. tlie County of InKluini. C. A. CLINTON, Proliate Register. .'iilw-l '"riio pi'u|rit' will iiovor iK'niilt ll, They nnisl '..'I't llio lionilis away. 'l'fii?re tlifs. They are watching us. tin; body by (llie of the Iwo newcom- At a session of said Court, liold at the Pro­ must be a conplc of aloniic lifiy lorries; lug back." bate Olhce in the City of Mason, in said Coun­ Hiro," K!ii(! !i liiistliii),' liltio iiuui in a ers. ty, on the :ilat day of December, A. I). IIIM. LICENSE TO SELL. SIMPSON—JAN. H gorgeous iiiiiroiMii. the bombs could be hidden under the I'eslovitch r(Miioiistratod. "Toll him 'i'he man on iln ground was badly Present: Hon. Henry JI. (Inrdner, ,ludKe of State of Micliignn. 'i'he Proliato Court for "Ydii'll Imvi; to iniilvc 'nii," siilil tlio hay. I'esiovilch wpiii, and came, in- to go back," said Ilio king, and tried hurt, but iiluclcy loiiibs!" ho re|)eat- I'robate. the County of Ingham. slrnctiiig trusty serv.'iiils. pijinning In the Matter of the Katatc of Jackson ICI- At a session of said Court, iield at tlie Pro­ iix-UlMK, KL'iiliill.v lUldroH.siiig all tlif to oiien tiie window. I'or a few mo ed and struggled up Into a kneeling nier, Deceaseii. bate Ollice in the city of Mason, in said Coun­ councilors. Mild rcplaniiliii;. The king and the ex- menis iliere was a grim struggle in position and held bis electric torch full Mary E. Pdnior havintt filed in said court ty, on the 2nd day of December A. D. 191-1. king iliiiod iiigi'ihoi', ami the ex-king the aiitfmiobile; a griiiiiing of wrists lior petition prayini: that a certain instranient Present I Hon. Henry M. Gardner, Judge ICIiiK I''(.M'(liiiaiul Klaiicocl at tlio closed uiion tlio face of the king. "Shoot in writing, purporting to be the last will and of I'robale. lalki'd very pleasantly of a niimbor of and a lilow. "I can't go ilirough with them!" he cried, cougliing and spitting testament of said deceased, now on file in said hniss dooi' ilii'Diij,'!! wliir.'li no news Court be ailmittcd to probate, and that llio nd- In the Matter of tho Estate of Ann Simpson, would ('iiinu. siil),|i'r'l.s. All tile while at tlic back of It."' repeated the Icing. "1 cau'i go blood, so that the lialo of light round niinislrntinn nf said estate bo Kranled to her­ decensed. King P'ordinand diaries' mind fretted self or to some other suitable person. Jennie I-'reeman baviag filed in aaid Court "Wlion wonld yon want to have tills tiiroiigli wi'Ji it." tlie_kiiig's bead danced about. her petition, praying for license to soil tho KcareliV" Ilie mystery of Ids vanisliod iieroiiiane. "I'.iit tliey'll bang us," said I'esio It is Ordered, 'I'liat tlio l.ltli day of January, inlerest nf said estate in certain real estate 'liliere caiiie no news of its capturo (Continued next week.) A. D. lill'i, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at tlierein deacriiied. Till! ox-l;inK was radiant. '•Woconldn'l vitcli. said proliate odice, lie aad ia hereby appointed It is Ordered, Thnt the .llh day of January pos.siljly rl'nll.v. it was past niidiiigiit when the king You owe it to yourself and to olliovs IIKNUY M. GARDNER, from the farm. Tli((y conUl alight there 11 is Furtlior Ordered, That public notice "l''or ni.v own part," said tin; ox-kiiiK III a cloak and slniich hat. that iniglit of your household to fight the germs (A true copy) .tudRo of Prolmte. tliereof be given by publication of a copy of coiiddontlally, "1 ihlnl; tlu; wliolo liusl- i'i|ually have sr-rved a small farmer or and the king couhl get lirnndy iiiul rest at once. Dr. noil's Pino-Tur-Honcy C, A. CLINTON, RcKlstcr of Trobatc. n'.2w-l tiiia order, for three successive weeks previouii noss ridlcnions, Wlio would Iju sncli a any ri'spectalile iniddlo class man, sii|i- Ills nerves for a I lino, ami if ho still is fine for colds and coughs. It loos­ to said dny of bearing, in the Ingham County thought lit to go back ho could go back, .MOUTfiAnE .SALE. News, a newspaper printed and circulated in fool as to hide atondi,' l)ond)s? Noliody. pod 0111. from an iiiconspicuons service ens the mucous, stops tho cough and Default iiavioK been made in the payment aaid Couaty. C'orlaln hantj;liiK it' lio's caiiKlit; corlaln gale oil the oastward side of his pal- "See," sa resiovlteh. "tlie light lias soothes tlie lungs. It's guaranteed. of the money secured Iiy a inortnaKe, dated HENRY M. GARDNER, Only iiiJc at your druggist.—Adv. the fiftli day of IX-cember, in the year of our (A true ropy.) Judge of Probalo. and alnn)Hi curtain Ijlowin^; np if ho •.ice Into llie Ihiclcly wooded giirdons gone again." Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, e.\- C. A. CLINTON, I'rolialo itegister. fiOw-l i.sn't. lUit nowadays 1 have to laUo that sloped i»i a series of lerriices down The king peered up. "1 believe he's eculeil liy Zailie H. lOastman of tlie lownsliip orders iiiio Ilu; n.'sl of liio.world. And to tlu; town. I'eslnvitch ami ills guard- followliig us witlioiit a light." said the HOW I'lIK "00,SIM-;ii OF .SAIi'KTY" and county of Ini^luiin, MicbiKan, to R. C. MAKKS WOKKMAN lOrFICIIO.NT. Dart of Masoa, Alicli., wliicli said iiiortKaKe LICENSE TO SELL. SIMPSON—JAN. r, liorti I am." valet I'eter, botli wrapped iiljiuit in a I king. was recorded in the ollice of the rcKiater of Stale of Micliignn. The Prolmto Court for Tlio kU\ti IliouKlit III.' had novor iiiol rlmllar dlsgnlsi;, canu; out auuuig the Ill tile little old dirty inn tlie king deeds for the county of InKiiani, state of tlio County nf Inghnni. Ida JI. 'I'arbell is doing a now ser­ MiciiiKan, in Liber 1-12 of niortKiiKes, on paKe At n session of sniil Court, held at the rro­ sncli dctoslahlc (,'onialit.v. Ho Klanced laurels that bonh'red tlu; iiathwiiy and ! Iiuiig doubtful for a time and was for •2-IS, on the fifth day ot December A. I).' liHO, bato Ol'ice ill tho city of Mason, in snid Coun­ ies of articles for Tho American Mag- at 'i:HO o'clock p. ni., wiiicii said iiiorlKaKe at I'osiovilcli, who nodded almost lui- .loiiied him. It was a clear, warm going iiack and throwing himself on aziiio onlitlod "Tlie Golden Rule in ty, on tho 2nd dny of December A. D. 191-1. night, but the stars seemed unusually I the mercy of the council. "It there Is was afterwards, oa tlio foiirteentli day of Present; Hon. Henry M.'Gnrdnor, Judge perc'opiildy. it was well, anyhow, to Business." In the .January nunilior June, A. D. HHl, duly a.ssiijned to Rina iM. of Probate. liavi! a fool to deal wlili. They nnslit Utile and reiiiole because of the aero­ ' a couiicil." said I'estovitch. "by this Dell of Alaieilon township, Ink'linin county, she discusses ''Tlie Oospol of Safety" Miciiican, wliicb aasiKnment was on the first ^ In tho Matter of tiie Estate ot Chnrlca have sent a diplonnitist. "Of course," planes, each trailing a soarcliliglit, tliat time your bomtis miiy liave settled It." and shows, by citing many specific .Simpson, deceased. day of July, A. D. UHl, at 11 M o'clock a. m., Jennie Freeman having filed In snid Court said tile IciuK, "1 recoKiiizo tlio over- drove liiilier and thither across the I "I'.iit if so tIios(! infernal abroiilanes cases, .iust wlial tlio new devices for duly reconicd in tlie aforesaid Register's of­ her petition, praying for liconae to sell tho Iioweiiii;,' force—and a kind of logic— blue. One greai beam had seemed to would go." protecting workmen from dangers fice, in i..ibor 1-10 of morlKiiKes on pane ttl; interest of aaid estate in certain real eslato rest on the king for a moment as he '"I'liey may not know yet." liavo accomplislied. Jliss 'I'arbell con­ Aaii wiiereiis, the amount claimed to lie due therein desnrilied. in those orders from Itrissano." and unpaid upon said mortj^iiKC, at tiie date It is Ordered, Thnt the Sth day of Jununry "1 luiew yon would," said the ox- came out of ihe iialace, then Instantly "P.iit, Postoviteii. why couldn't yon cludes her articles with the following of this notice, is the sum of si.x liundred ami A. D. I91.'i, at ten o'clock in tlio forenoon, and reassuringly it had swept away, iSo all this without nio'^' paragraphs: seventy-three dollars of principal and inter­ nt aaid I'robate OITicc, be and ia lioreby ap­ liiiij,', with an air of rollef, "and so let est, and the furtlicr sum of twenty-five dollars pointed for bearing said petition, and that lint Willie they were still in the iialace Pestovltch made no answer for a mo­ "This reduction of suffering has an u.s arrange"— excellent offoct on tlio laboring body. aa an attorney fee, stipulated for in said all poraona inleresled in Raid estate appear They nrranged with a certain In­ gardens anoiher found them and look­ ment. "I was for leaving tlio bomlis mortKiiKo, wliicb is tiie wliole amount clainicd before said Court, nt aaid time and plnco, to ed at them. It naturally increases the ellicioncy to tie due and unpnid upon said morlk'aKe; show cnuae wliy n license to sell tlie interest formality. No ISalkaii aeroplane was In their place," he said at last and went and con ten till CMit ot the shop. Tho and no suit or proceedinKS at law or in cliiin- of snid estate in snid real estate should not lio to adventure into tile air uiiUl llie "They see us," crUul the king. to the window. Alioui their coavoy- cery hnvint; been bvouKht lo recover tiie granted; "They make nothing of us," said Pes- men in the ranks recognize that thoy money secured by said mortuaue, or any part It in Further Ordered, That public notice search was conclii'ded, and meanwhile anco shone a circle of bright light. liiivo a big part in producing results, thereof; whereby the power of sale contained thereof bo given by puliiicatinn of a copy ot the lleets of the world governiiieiit tovitch. Pestovltch bad ii brilliant idea. "1 will and thoy become proud of tho work. in said inortKiiKe lias become operative; now, tliin order, for three succosaivo weeks previous 'I'he king glanced up and met a calm send my secretary out to niako a kind It is a wonderful lesson in the value tiierefore ; lo aaid day of hearing, in the Ingham County would soar and circle in tlie sky. Tlio Notice ia iiereliy Kivcn tiinl liy virtue of said News, a newspaper printed nnd circulated in towns were to bo iilacarded witli of­ round oyo of liglil that seemed to of dispute with tile driver, sometbiiig of cooperative el'fort, both for em­ power of aale, and in pursuance of tlio statute said County. fers of rowiird to any one who would wink at liim and vanish, leaving liini that will make tbein watch iii) above ployer aiul employees. IMoroovor, it of Die state of MicbiKan ill such case made TIICNRY M. GARDNER, shows how el'forts may be made co­ and provided, the aii'd mortKaKo will lie foro- (A true copy.) Judge of Probate, iiolp ill the discovery of atomic bomhs. blinded. (here. Meanwhile you and I and Pe­ eloscd iiy n sale of the premises, therein de­ C. A. CLINTON, Probnte Register. ri9w.| "Vou will sign that," said tlie ex­ Tlie throe men went on their way. ter will go out by tile back way and up operative, something wliicli hol.li scribed, nt public auction lo the hiKiieat biil- N'ear Mie little gale in tlio garden rail- by the hedges lo the farm." labor and capital liavo poorly under­ der on Satunlay, ilie 2lld day of January, iting. stood. .•\. D. lllin, at ten o'clock in tlio forenoon nelerminalion Heirs. Rornheck—Jan. 5 "Why?" i lugs that I'eslovitch bad ciiiisiul to be It was worthy of bis subt;le repiita- of sniil day'; at tiie west front door of tlie Stale nt Michigan. Tiie Probate Court for "There is no jioint of the safety court iiouso in the city of I\lason, county of the County of Ingham. "To show that wo aren't In any way iinloclced. the king paii.sod under the tioii, and it answered iiassing well. shadow of an ilex and looked back at work which makos a deeper inipros- InKiiam, Mieiiiuan (that lieiiiB one of tho At a session of sniii court, held nt tho Pro­ hostile to yon." Ill ten iiiiniiles llioy were tumbling sion on the laborer and does more lo places wiiore tiie circuit court of the County bate Ollice in tho city of JIason, in aaid coun­ Pestoviteh nodded "Yos" to Ids mas­ the iialace. It was very iiigli and nar­ over the wall of the farmyard, wot, of tuKiuim ia held) : wliicii said premises are ty, on tlie Sth day of Decomiier, A. IX 191-1. row, a twentieth century rendering of prevent suffering than tho provisions dcacribod in said inorlKaire as follows, to-wit: Preaent; Hon. Henry M. Gardner, Judgo ter. muddy and breatiiless, but unobserved. which arc made generally now to give The East one-half of the Southwest one ipiar- of rrolinle. medlaovalisni, mediaevallsni in stool ter ot Section numlier twonty-eiKlit, aad tlie "And tlien you see," said the ox- But as thoy ran toward tlie barns tlio first aid to the in.1ured. Thoy run In tl'o Jiatlcr of the Estate of Henry Peter and bronze and sham stono and opaque Northeast one-nuarter of tiie Northwest ono- Rornheck, Deceaaed. king in that easy wny of lii.s, "we'll king gave vent to soniothlng between from a simple nrat-aid-to-t;ho-injured (lunrler of Section number thirty-throe, all in Frank 11. Freahour having filed in said glass. Agiiinst tlio sky It splashed a have a lot of men hero, borrow help a groan and a curse, and all about Jcit to a fully eatiipped hospital with Town number two North of ItanKo number one Court his petition praying that aaid court confusion of pliinaclos. High up In Eaat (luKhani) in InRham county and State adjiniicate and dolormino who wore nt tlio from your police and run throiigli all them slione the light—and passed. nurses and tloctors always in attend­ of MicblKan. •Mwl,'5 the oastward wing wore tlio window.s time ot his dcnth tiie iegnl heirs ot anid de­ your things, and then everything will But had it passed at once or lingered ance. At the Steel Mills at Home­ censed and entitled to inherit the real ostnto of the apiirtments of the ox-king Eg­ stead I saw recently an electric am­ Dated Mason, Mich., October '27, 19M. of which snid decensed died seized. bo over. Meanwhile if I may bo your for Just u second? RINA M. DELL, MortKaKoe. bert One of thorn was brightly lit bulance for removing the injured at GEO. W. BRISTOL, Attorney for MortKaueo. It is Ordered, Thnt the 5(H dwy nf January, guest"— "Thoy didn't see us." said Peter. A. D. 1915, nt ten o'clock in the forenoon, at now, and against, the light a little once to the hospital, which stands "I don't think they saw us." said the APPT. ADM. FENN—JAN. 0 said proliate oflice, bo nnd is hereby nppointcd When presently Pestovltch was alone black figure stood very still and looked near the center of a plant covering for hearing said petition ; king, and stared as the light went Stnte of MichiRan. Tho Probate Couri for with tiic king again ho found liiiu lu a out upon the night. probably one hundred and fifty acres It is Furtlior Ordered, that public notice swooping up the mountain side, hung tho County of InRhnm. thereof be given by publication of n coiiy of stntc of jangling emotions. Elis spir­ The king, snarled. i and employing some ten thousand At n acBsion ot anld Court, held nt the Pro­ this order, for three successive woeka previous for a second about a hayrick and then bate OITicG In the City of Mason, In aald Coun­ it was tossing like a wind whipped "He little knows how we slip,through men at the terrifying and at the best to said dny ot hearing, in tho Ingham County came pouring back. dangerous work of making steel. ty, on the Sth day of December, A. D. Ifll4. News, n newspnpor printed and circulated in sen.' One moment he wna exalted and his lingers," said Pestovltch. Preaent: Hon. Henry M. Gnrdnor, Judge of "Into the baru!" cried the king. snid county. full of contempt for "tluit ass" and his And as he spoke they saw the e.x- "The effect of all this equipment is Probnte. HENRY M. GARDNER, Bcarcb; tlie next be was down in a pit He bruised his shin against some­ excellent; somebody cares. Under In the Matter of the Eatnto ot Ara J. Fcnn, (A truo cony.) Judge ot Probnte. king stretch out his arms slowly like thing, and tlien all three men were In- the old system nobody cared, or at Decensed. C. A. CLINTON, Rogiatcr of Probnte. B0\v4 of dread. "Tlioy will find tliem, Pesto- one who yawns, knuckle his eyes and Mary E, Penn hnvlnit filed In anld Court hor ,slde the huge steel girdered bam in least such was the genei'al Impres­ potltion prnyinR that the ndminlatrntlon of anid vltcli, and then bc'll hang us." turn Inward—no doubt to his bed. "Hang us?" which stood the two motor hay lorries sion." estate be granted to hcraelf or to some other LICENSE TO SELL. BURNS—JAN. 15 Down through the ancient winding suitable peraon: Stnte ot Michlgnn. Tlic Probnte Court for that were to toke the bombs away. It la Ordered, That the Sth day of January, the County ot Inghnm. The king put his long nose into his back streets of his capltalhurrled the Scientists are now attempting to A, D. 1916, at ten o'clock In tho forenoon, nt councilor's face. "That grinning brute Kurt and Abel, the two brothers of At u aeaalon ot said Court, held nt the Pro­ king, and at an appointed corner a Peter, had-brought the lorries thither give reasons tor Noah's flood. Some­ Bald Probate Oflice, be and ia hereby appointed bate OfTico in the city of Mason, in anid coun­ wants to hang us," he said. "And time we hope the flood will be able for hearing laid petition; ty, on tho ISth dny ot December, A. D. 1914. shabby atomi automobile waited for In daylight They had the upper half It ia Further Ordered, "That public notice be haiig us ho will If we give him a shad­ to give excuses for the scientists. Present: Hon. Henry M. Gnrdnor, Judgo the three. It was a hackney carriage of the loads of hay thrown off, ready given by publication of a copy of thia order, of Probate. ow of n chance." of the lowest grade, with dinted metal for three aucccBalve woeka previous to anld In the Mntter of the Estnte ot Jamca to cover the bombs, as soon aa the day of henringi In tho Ingham County Newa, Duma, Deceased. "But all tboir modern state civiliza­ panels and deflated cushions. The It you feel like swearing, why, a newspaper printed and circulated In anld king should show the biding place. swear. It's the feeling, and not the C. A. Pnrkhurat hnving filed In anid Court tion!" driver was one of tlie ordinary drivers county. his petition, praying tor iloonao to soli tho "There's a sort of pit here," said the words that do the harm. HENRY M. GARDNER, Interest of snid eatnto in certnin real ostnto "Do you think there's any pity In of the capital, but beside him sat the king. '^Don't light another lantern. (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. therein descrihort. that crew of Godless, vivisecting young secretary of Pestovltch, who This key of mine releases a ring," C. A. CLINTON, Register of Probate, B0w4 It is Ordered, Thnt tho ISth dny of January. prigs?" cried this last king of romance, knew the way to the farm where the APP. ADM. KRANZ—Jnn, 5 A. D. 1915, nt ten o'clock in tho forenoon, For a time scarcely a word was spo­ State o{ MichlRnn. The Frohnte Court for LICENSE TO SELL, GEINSHAFER—JAN 22 nt aaid Probate OITicc, lio nnd is hereby ap­ "Do you think, Pestovltch, they under­ bombs were hidden, tho County of InRhnm, State ot Michlgnn, Tlio Prohnto Court for pointed for henrlnK anld petition, nnd thnt nil stand anything of a high ambition or \The automobile made Its wny through ken in the darkness of the burn. There At n nosslon of spld Conrt, held nt tho Pro- the County ot InRhnm. poraona interested in snid eatnto npponr betoro a splendid dream? Do you think that the narrow streets of the old town, was-the sound of a slab being lifted hate Oflico In the City of MHHOII, In said At n session ot snid Court, hold nt the Pro­ anid Court, nt nnid time nnd plnco, to show and then of feet descending the lad­ County, on tho 8th day of Decomhcr, A. D. bnte Oflice In tho city ot Mnaon, in aaid Coun­ cnuae why n license to sell tho intoroat of anid our gallant and sublime adventure has which were still lit and uneasy-for •I91itlll; . It seemed that' from the Bth day of'December, A. D, 1014, said Probate Oflice, be end Is hereby appointed abroad an4 pick; them tip," have'-been' allowed'for creditors to. preaent for. hearing' said' petition j '; les8,"->8nldVtWe^klng.L ;:it'g Ilke^Mng light would never go, and then abrupt­ their claims against snid deceased to t«Id ,It Is Further Ordered, > That' public notice istalked'by lean .white cats," •' i v , ly i It iwas : tunied ^oft,. lea vlng i them court for examlnstlpn and ^Rdjustment, .and thereof Jie given by. publication of • copy of that all creditors of said deceased are required Subscribe this order,' for three succo'sstve..welks:previous•> ; He: peered again.; ' '(That (fellow t,;|s; blinded.: ''Now,'* said the king uneasi­ to nresoht:'their-'claims toi said, court,; at :th« tojsald'day'Of hearing, In jthejrigham'County '. 'watehihi^: UBi'l'^he' ^oldi <•:}) 'rW: •'";':,:';,ly ; )'noW shut the door.!* probate ofBeeii In \ the city of Mason, In-jiald News, i,s, mewspaper, printed and .eirciilated ',in'. < ; "Not completeljr,!* J cried ^. Pestoyltch.; county, on; or before .the Bth'day of April. A. said county, '•,.•'•• •..v.--'^; -.i!-•':: i;:';' HE king |wat In ai ft)Terlih,: It> 'Aniil'^then'8Uddehiy'^hci!gdve''«ay D.ieiS,.and that'skid elatmswlll be heard by HKNBY M. GARDNKRi ' ' "IJeftYe a'think'ifor;u»^to'go but by.*' said courtori th*<«lh'aiir'M>April,!A. D."1616, (A^thie eopy.) ;.' -'y.!..'-v;,'Judge; of !-Prbbat«; ' rltable^:mood^nil- that leveniiBg;^ : vW :wa| ;'^hit i^Mi ^lihlftlhg' thoie at ten o'eloekilwitfce forenoon. :.;, v; ,0.1 A. lOLIMTON.iglister of Probate. ,r,B()w4i;: iiiibuti^hejliinRde^biUii^itiiiMOB^ ^ani[c;|p*Pe8ii^itch.'Vviife'8ftild;\clu^h-^ log bUimrnlitei^B arm, •ftbey^i'e watch - bottbm ;and the' king worked (6r • ;i'ir.,iia' ;• •;• : >/^: ,Hifmr.'-ll. 'OARDNBR, - i IJIews, llw*'vi:.y'^'i'v.-'? ':•'::'^ir'-';-,::,''*»ttiJcf ifnUtt, INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, DECEMBER 31, 19J4

Molbourn V., were WebbervlUe cal­ lers Saturday. DANSVIIiLK NiaVS. Geo. Foster and son Levander were Wlllianiston callers Saturday. *-«»*'>"»'*«"»»t»f*'»*<.««»»».»M».*»*».»*»M».<..tllg..tllil.»l.l Floyd Walker, wife and son were Sunday visitors at li^arl Aiiller's. DANCER-BROGAN'S Tlio poslollice at tlilH pliice U'liii- .sacled iho lioavlest busliioss of its Farl AliUer, who has been very sick liiKlory last wook—Clirislmas week. with an abcess in his ear is slowly Will. Mooi'o and wll'o of lOasl Gor­ gaining. don worn lioi'o last wook on their lioiicyiiioon as llio giiuxt.s of Prof, iiiul Clieck,s uroiip Iii,slaiiHy. Mrs. Gi'iKsby, Airs. .Aloofo boliig a You know croup Is dangerous. And sister ol' Airs. Grigshy. you ouglit lo know too, the sense of Our Annual January .Mrs. Iviiolla Bossliigor is a visitor security that comes from having at I'roi:. A. D. Origsl)y's. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound in 'I'lin second ninnijer of tlic loctiiro Uio house, 'it cuts the thick mucus (.'oiirso wili lu> given on i'liiirsciay ev­ and clears away the phlegm, slops ening, ,lan. Ttli, Ijy Dr. '1'. S. Sulevia. llie strangling cough and gives easy CLEARANCE SALE .Mrs. I'\ ,1. Bullen spent Cliristnias breathing and Quiet sleep. Every at l^ansint;, wliere lior .dauglilur and user Is a friend. For sale by Long- Your Railroad son were visiling. year Bros, and L, H, Harrison,—Adv, .Mr, and iMrs. 1^. K. Wolcott oi' Lan­ Starts Wednesday, January 6, and will\ sing are spending a t'cw days in town. rows LI.M Fare Paid Clare llaylioe is lionie I'or a few days I'roni Dowitt this week. Doc, 2!), IDM, ' Within a radius of 30 miles 'i'lio correspondent ol' llio Democrat Rob Brown, wife and cliiidren of continue balance of month. is antliority I'or the statement that Lansing wore Sunday guests of his we will pay your fare one I'rol'. (1. ii^. I'owers has boon engaged parents, Air, and Airs, Sam Brown of Our Annual January Clearance Sale which opens on Monday, the 6th, promises to be as principal in a school in northern this place. way on purchases of $10 or iMlciiigan. the most important sale event of the year. Airs, Mary Barnes and daughter more, and if you trade $20 lOniery Wordeii anil I'amlly spent Alarie spent Christinas with friends The Dancer-Brogan store everybody knows is stocked A^ith the best and highest Christmas with his parents near in Lansing, or more we will refund Filchhiirg. P. lioback and wife of Lansing quality merchandise the market produces, and during our January Sale every article iMr. and Mrs. \V. H. Holt ol' Sagi­ spoilt pari of last week with friends fares both ways. naw wore onlcrtained hy his hrotlier of merchandise is reduced; in many departments our goods are sold much below the hero. Without railroad ticket and wil'e froin 'riuirsday nntil Mon­ Alma Bryan of Lansing was a manufacturers' prices. day. guest of Clara Alarzon one day last or cash fare receipt, fares Miss Bernice Wilipplo spent part week, ol' Xnias week with I'riends near Ala- 'I'ho Chrislmas tree at the Button will not be allowed. son. school was well attended and all en- DANCER-BROGAN'S. Lansing's Leading Store The largest crowd over assembled Joyed a line lime, at the town hall was there last 'Thurs­ Charles Roback and wife and C, !• T2sr.sftsMBa3SKaii£saE£SKaai day evening to witness tlio .Xnias tree Roback and family of Canada are vis­ exercises by the school and the iting their parents and otiior relatives churches combined. The program liere, DIST. \0. 4 DEliHI. Wheatlleld will give a comic enter­ Ivan Perkins of Williamstou called while she is In the hospital at Ann was unusually good and rodected Howard Thompson and wife of tainment at the hall Saturday night. on Aliss Mildred Weniplo Sunday, Arbor, credit upon those who liad it In Dennis Taylor of Lansing was Miss Vila Gunsolley is spending a Miss Flossie Alilner spent a few Mrs. Frank Gibbins, who has been charge, West Branch are spending their holi­ days with their parents. Air, and Mrs, home with his parents, Win. Taylor tew days with her aunt, Mrs. Bert days with relatives in Dansville re­ very ill for several weeks, continues Mr. and Airs. W. S. Walker are vis­ Albert Thompson of this place. and wife, over the week end. Hart. cently, about the same, iting their daughter and I'aiiiily at Owing to the lack of employment Mrs, Earl King entertained her Mr, Swan and son Harvoy of near Mrs, Wm. Leo, who underwent a Ann Arbor. in Lansing Irwin Hosford and family relatives with a Xmas dinner and Williamston spent Saturday witli dangerous operation at the U, of M. A, It, Alarshall and wife ate Xnias ItltlOAK ()' DAY. are living with his parents, tree. their daughter and sister, Mrs, Elza hospital last Alonday, has been doing dinner with their parents, Air. and Cora Arond is visiting her brother Howard Biggs is spending the holi­ Milner, as well as could be expected. I\Irs. ,1. C. Alarshall. Dec, 29, 1914. George, and wife, near Mason. days in Lansing. Lawton Hedglen visited his grand­ Loyal Rothman is in a critical con­ C. W. Spangler and wife enjoyed a Burl Patrick and wife ate Xmas Mrs, Bertha and Gertrude Arend Albert Hart visited his brother, T, parents, Orrln Hedglen and wife, re­ dition with pneumonia. Christmas dinner with Mr, and Airs, dinner at Fred Bohnetl's. visited their uncle, Jay Smith and Hart, Monday, cently. Miss Catherine Bailey has return­ Karl .ludd of Wheatlleld. Freda MIcrndorf and gentleman family, of Lansing Alonday and Tues­ Mr, and Airs. Bert Hart and Mr. Ford Hayhoe, wife and sons spent ed to her home in Jackson after n, L, Dayton and wile spent Christ­ friend returned home last Friday af­ day, and Mrs. Frank Biggs were the Christmas with Airs. Hayhoo's par­ spending several weeks al the liomo inas with Mr. and Mrs. John Scarlett ter a week's visit at Bancroft. Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Binkley enter­ guests of Earl King and wife Sunday ents. of Airs. Frank Gibbins. of Holt, Fred Alierndorf, wife and daughter tained their daughter, Milda Barber, night, Mr. and Mrs, Guy Clark, Fred Plx- Gladys visited tlio former's parents, S. S, Holt and wKo, accompanied and family during the week, Alton Selfridge spent Xnias with NOIM'H i,iK.SLll';. ley and mother. Airs, Ella Coin were by his brother and wil'e, who wore Frederick Alierndorf and wife Sun­ Aliss Rena Fink of Eaton Rapids Burt Hart and family. Christmas guests at Lawrence Mur­ day, his guests, wont into White Oak lo visited her father, Win, Fink, the Mrs, Sarah Sherman is quite sick ray's in Rives, gel a clean meal at Chas. Fortman's ,Iohn llaskill and wife arc enter­ week end. Chas, Harr and family spent Xmas taining company for the past week. Pioiiipt Action Will Stop Your Coiigli at tills wriling. Xnias day. Airs. Frank Arend entertained at L, B, AlcArtliur and family of Ma- at Robt, O'Brien's in Jackson, 'I'hore is a rumor to Hie efl'oct that Airs, Sumner Siiupson recoivod a a family dinner Xmas. When you first catch a cold (often A Christmas tree with appropriate new range slove for a Xmas present. indicated by a sneeze or cough), sou^ spent Christmas with his parents the gallery in the town hall sank Mrs, Wm, Binkley entertained at here, exorcises was given by Aliss Louise about two or three inches owing to Airs, Fred Bobnott and daughter a family dinner Xmas, break it up at once. The idea that Reed and pupils at the Coon Hill visited al Burt Patrick's, Monday and "it does not matter" often leads to Oliver Fdwards passed away at the the lai'go crowd llicro Xmas eve. Had Wm, Hosford and wife spent Xmas home of his son Allen Sunday even­ school house Wednesday evening, it given away no knowing what would Tuesday, at a son's home in Lansing, serious complications. The remedy A Christmas program was given at which immediately and easily pene­ ing, at an advanced age, have been the result, Hero Is anoth­ Bertha Arend was in Alason on Aliss Ida Alyers, who is staying the Al, 10, church Tluisrday evening, er rumor that steps will be taken to I.\<;HAM AND IC.VTO.X. business Wednesday afternoon. trates the lining of the throat is the Aliss Alary Reed and pupils, of the ascertain whether il is safe to use kind demanded. Dr. King's New with Airs, C, II, Hasbrouck, spent Xmas with her parents at Alason, itood, gave a Chrislmas tree and ex­ any more for public gatherings. We Air, and Mrs, J, AI, Taylor and son Discovery soothes the irritation, loos­ cellent program at the school house arc Inclined to think the whole mat­ IIAWLIOV. ens the phlegm. You feel better at Mrs, WHieoler is spending Hie holi­ Charles spent Christmas al the Red- days with relatives at Battle Crook, Wednesday evening, "The Maid of ter has been enlarged upon. lioUl homo. once, "It seemed to reach the very Plymouth" and "Dickens' Christmas Airs, Mike Oostorle and children spot of my cough," is one of many Mr, and Airs, P, F, Lacoy and Air, Our niorchaiits report a good trade Air, and Mrs. Earl Hart and daugh­ spent from Thursday till Sunday with and Airs, Perry Backus spent Xmas Carol" were given In addition to Xnias, ters spent Sunday with Air. and Mrs, honest testimonials, 50c at your many pleasing recitations and songs. her parents near Williamston, druggist.—Adv. with llio lallor's daughter and family Airs, A. P. I'Jinnions visited her Jaenicko, Mrs. F. Updyke spent Thursday al Lansing, Airs, Emily R, Harrington, wife of daughter at Union City last week, Aliss Voorheos will spend her vaca­ and Friday with their children in Air. and Mrs. H. L. Osborn and sun Jack Harrington, died at her lioine, AI, H, Corwin and Airs, Al, .1, Cor- tion with her parents at Holly, Jackson. AUIUOLIUS. Ralpli, of Jackson spent the week end Thursday, Dec, 17, aged 5S years. wln wore in Stockbrldgo Sunday and Aliss .lossio Doan lias returned to Deceased has always been a resident Airs. Hurd of Jackson is visiting al with Airs, Fred Laukin. of this township. The funeral was Alonday, lier work al BiUwood, Air. Ives'. C, L, Crane and family are visiting Mrs, Sarah Toall of Lansing is the Krnost Wallace of Detroit is visit­ Mrs, Flla Barnes is visiting at relatives here, held Alonday with Inlerment In the Mr. and Airs. R. H. Royslon spent guest of Airs. Abbie Backus. Harrington cemetery. ing his parents. Air, and Airs, J. D, Polterville, Xmas with their children in Jackson. Stanley Parker and family, John Wallace, Mr, and Airs, Clarence entertained Parker and family were guests of Penbrook V, Carney died Sund.ay, Air, and Mrs, U, Howery entertain­ .NORTIIKAS'I' IVICSLli;. Airs, Chas, Garred has been lior parents from Sprlngport Xmas, ed their children for Xmas, Air. and their parents, Mr, and Mrs, Levi Dec, 20, at the home of Ills sister, brought to the home of her parents, Mrs, J. Al, Taylor spent Monday Airs, J, Al, Gray, In .lackson. Besides Mrs. S, J. llanna and son, Mr, and Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warner and Mr. and Airs, Geo, Brlggs, whore she with Airs, G, Pusdal near Lansing, Mrs, Carl Grinnell left Saturday the sister, he leaves a mother and Mrs. Charles Wellman, Mr. and Mrs, daughter Frances of Jackson and daughter. Airs, Frances E, Suther­ can 1)0 cared for better. Mrs, Garred Tlio neighbors will entertain Mr, Cecil Howery, Airs, Geo. Slid and two for a visit with her mother in Kala­ is a sufferer from paralysis. and Airs, St. Clair Friday night at Mrs. Perry and granddaughter. Flora land of Arlington, 'I'exas. The re­ daughters Alzina and Mary, mazoo, Riley of Leslie spent Chrislmas al Airs, Beatrice Raymond is spend­ the St. Clair home, the occasion being Air, and Mrs, Bernard Hunter mains were broght to Alunltli for Air, and Mrs, Ives spent Xmas with Wm. Hoal's. burial. ing the week in the village, Mr. St, Clair's birthday. his brother and family of Stock- spent Christmas with her parents, Aliss Mildred Johnston is spending Air. and Mrs. Oponlander and fam­ Mr, and Airs, Preston of Jackson. Spencer Gallaway and family spent bridge, Christmas at E. J, Howe's, a few days at Lansing, ily ate Christmas dinner in Lansing. Mi,ss Alzina Slid is visiting her Mrs, Nellie Barry and friend of IvKIOl' GIHliS FIJOM CITY. Aliss Noll Swan of Alason has been Crein Higdon and wife spent Thurs­ grandparents. Lansing were home tor the holidays, day and Friday of last week with the in town part of the week, MAl'LIJ COIINKUS. Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Slaght and It I could bring only one message, Bernice and Florence Whipple are latter's parents at Grass Lake, family ate Xmas dinner at Tom Shep­ It would be this: Keep your girls spending their vacation from .school I'OLLOK COR.XURS. herd's, Herb Howe and family of Eagle The Christmas exercises given by spent last Thursday visiting their away from the city. It is a queer at their home here. the teacher and pupils of the Meech Mr, and Mrs, Carl Warner and Airs, Louise Brlggs entertained her The Christmas tree and exercises family spent Friday with her sister. niece, Mrs, Elsie Gallaway, psychology, that great yearning in school were well rendered and well Vern Stan field and family spent sons, Frank and David, and families attended. The tree was very pretty were a success. Ralph Edwards was in Brookfleld, a young girl's heart to go lo the city and gruiidsoii, Roy Al, Hunt, Xmas E. C. Otis and family spent Xmas Friday. Christmas with W, J, Hayhoe and day, with its many lighted caudles and wife. to work, I heard the call, just as so useful little gifts. at G. H. PoUok's. Word has been received from Mr. 'I'ho dance al the town hall an- Mrs, W, D, Steadman, Floyd Miller and Mrs. Jim Russell from Long Florence Harkness is improving af­ many thousands of other girls have Roy Uuncimaa has installed a new ter her recent sickness. heard it—are hearing it now. Eleven iioiincod tor Friday evening, Jan. 1, telephone in his home. and family spent Christmas at Elmer Beach, Cal., where they are located. has been canceled on account of the Frost's. They state they are having a fine Ed Howe and friend of Eagle are years I have been with and of that condition of the hall. Grace Swegles had the misfortune visiting in this neighborhood. great class of'\vago earners—work­ to sprain her left ankle last Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. A. Hoyt spent their time. Airs, Mina Miller had a Christinar. Christmas at Will Oesterle's. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cady spent Robt. Wright and wife entertained ing women, I have seen what I have tree at her home Xmas eve, lo which day noon. their children and families at their seen, and out of my heart I beg you Bernard Harrington was called to Mrs, M. V, Otis was at F. E, Col­ Christmas with his brother in Mason. a few of her friends were invited. lar's Christmas. Lee Slaght was a guest of his son, home Christmas day. young girls, give up the foolish day AIoll Holmes and wife wore again Wyandotte Dec. 2'3, by the serious Mrs. Laura Baker burned her hand dreams of the glories that are to be illness of his little daughter, Myrtle Will Storm and Elmer Otis were L, L, Slaght, in Mason. visitors at Baker Dakin's over Sun­ in Williamston Thursday. quite badly one night last week. found in the city. Why, you think day, Jane. Word was received Sunday it is a great, beautiful, lighted street. that she was stricken with typhoid Orla Pollok and family spent WEST WHITE OAK. A tew choice white Wyandotte Christmas with Mrs. PoUok's parents SOUTH INGHAM AND NORTH I know, I had visions! It Is a Valley cockerels for sale. Inquire of E, Z, pneumonia. of Homesickness and Loneliness and Miss Nellie Traver spent Sunday at Muuith. Steven Behm, wife and daughters UUNKERHILL. Strong at,the postonice. ~- Louis Bartlett and family spent Cold and Heart Hunger are your We hear that Orra Heald Black- in Lansing. spent Christmas with her parents, companions. There may be Ijright Lacey Beach and'family spent sev­ Christmas at Earl King's. Mr. and Mrs. Warren West. Mrs. Wm, Sharland was on the sick more will return to Italy soon to Clyde Otis and family and Leo list the first of this week,-— iiglits,' but they can not pierce the teach languages In the public schools, eral days of last week with their par­ Mr. and Mrs. Alva Titus and sons darkness of loneliness you enter. ents near Eden. Shattuck spent Sunday at E. C. Otis.' Earnest Pid Robert were entertained Mrs. F. Teachout and Jennie Say- Edmund Young is spending the Chas. Otis is at F. B. Collar's ptit- les ate Christmas dinner with Mr. There may be crowds, but their school vacation at his home here; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McGowan enter­ by their daughter and sister, Mr. and voices are' lost in the noise and ruf.'i tained at a family Christmas dinner. tlng in new windows and a top on Mrs. Fred Marshall, for Christmas and Mrs. Abe Wilcox at Williamston. Miss Bessie Clements spent Satur­ the silo. Wilber Wilcox of Ann Arbor is vis­ of their hurrying feet. There may day and Sunday in Owosso. Those from away were Mrs. B. L. dinner. be beautiful homes, but they are VanOstrau and children of North Edward Kimball and wife visited iting his sisters, Mrs. Jennie Sayles, Miss Edna Carl of Stockbridge was Mrs. Hoard and Mrs. F. Teachout at closed to the lonely little wayfarer, in town Xmas day. Williamston, and Mr. W. L. Meade, WHU»PLE CORNERS. Harmen Wemple, Sr., and wife Fri­ who pauses outside their gates—al­ and W. C. McGowan and family of day for dinner. this writing, A more careful examination of the The Christmas exercises at the ways outside their gates, child. There town hall reveals that a fearful catas- Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Herm Mann spent Mr. and Mrs. Will Carl spent Fri­ liiay be beautiful music, but is is lost Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Porter ride Xmas with Mrs. Mann's people near day with his sister, Mrs. Braham, in Howard school could not be surpas­ trophy was narrowly averted Xmas sed by a school of a much larger size. in the sobs of homesickness. There ' eve. The gallery sunk under the in a fine new. cutter, Leslie. Her sister, Miss Pearl 'Vlcory, Dansville. may be the Great Chance, but oh, it Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hitchcock re­ returned home with them for a visit, j Chan Nelson, Am Nelson, Jess Nel­ The house was very prettily decorat­ heavy weight nearly six inches, The ed and the program was very fine in­ means fight, fight, fight, with only architect has been sent for. turned this week from their honey­ Lloyd Hayhoe and family spent son, wife and families spent Christ­ one chance in a million of reaching moon trip through the western part Xmas with Mr. and Mrs. A. Braven- mas with their brother Anson Nelson deed, and enjoyed very much by all. To the officers of the Dansville Arthur Briggs is very sick with In- the goal. telephone lines: Your switching Is of New York state. der. wife and family near Vantown, Com Harrington has gone to Mrs. Charles Stevens and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herrick enter­ llamatory rheumatism. You come to the city to get away due Jan. 1, 1915. Try and have your Mr. and Mrs. John Kleinsmith and from loneliness, you tell mo. Oh, meeting so you can get the money in Wyandotte to visit his nephew. Helen of Kalamazoo visited at Lee tained for Christmas, Howard Her-' by the 20th. Also those owing toll W. L. Meade of Lansing is spend­ Hulllberger's, Lloyd Hayhoe's and rick, wife and daughter and Mr. and family ate Xmas dinner with the lat­ my little friends, you know the birds come in and settle. By doing this it ing a few days w'th Geo. R. Traver. David Hulbert's, the first of the week. Mrs. John Dutcher. ter's brother, Ara Howe and family. and-the trees and the flowers—they will be greatly appreciated. E. J. Mrs. W. C. McGowan and little Mrs. Albert Aseltine entertained Henry Sheathelm, .wife and chil­ Mr. and Mrs. H. Wedlick visited in are all your friends. But in the city Blaksly, Mgr. daughter Verna of Lansing are visit­ her children and families from Flint dren spent Friday and Saturday.with Lansing from Thursday until Sunday. you know not a soul, not a thing. It Miss Flora West is on the sick list Is the most heartbreaking thing in A petition is being circulated and ing relatives here. over Xmas. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Rob- Geo. R. Traver is in Lansing at­ Loyd Ferguson and family ate bins of near Holt. , ' at this writing. the world to be lonesome in a great freely signed asking for the nomina­ crowd of people. Keep close to fath­ tion of W.^'A. Posdick as county road tending to the affairs of the late Mrs. Xmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. P. Mr. and Mrs. Elza Milner ^d fam­ Mrs. Charles Garrett is no better Addle Kirk, who died Sunday. Mann. ily entertained company for Christ­ at this writing. er and mother, to home and friends. commissioner, Remember the many little fly-by- AUie J. Holmes and family of Una- Mrs. Thayer of Williamston is car­ Mr. ar^d Mrs. H. Osborne visited mas dinner. Miss Anna Wedlick and brother dlUa w6re guests of their cousins, ing for Mrs. Jas. McGowan and little Xmas with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Glynn Miss Mildred Wemple visited her Charles and Miss Winnitred McMich- nights of whom I have spoken, who Wirt Milner and family, Christmas son. of Wheatfleld. sister, Mrs. Glenn Walinright, of near ael are spending the holiday vacation leave the country in the cool dewy and over Sunday. Mrs. Henry Geer and Mrs. TUlle Mr. and Mrs. Mort Raymond enter­ Williamston, Thursday. with friends in Lansing. evening and wake in the crash and J. H. Bashford and wife spent Porter a'nd daughter Martha spent tained company over Xmas. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hedglen and grind of the city; who turn their Christmas •with their daughter, Mrs. Monday in Lansing. We are glad to learn that Mrs. children spent Christmas with her faces toward the city and a "good.- MUNITH. time" only to find that ,they had Frank Osborne, and family Xnias. Myra Bravender is slightly improved parents. Wells Walker and wife. .'••'-'7<, Miss Zelena Keene is spending the BAST ALAIEDON. at this writing. , Claude Hayhoe and wife spent Mrs. Helen Lovell of Jackson spent really left the "good time" behind. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hayhoe called Just live your lite, making it sweet week at Bert Hanna's. Christmas with her parents, Mr. and the past week at the home'of Frank ^•1 The YoUng People of the M. E. Mrs. C. Sitts and son.Grove visited on their son Lloyd and family Mon­ Mrs. Sharley Warner. Gibbins. and pure. Remember that no eyll Sunday school will hold a night cap the former's sister in northeast Alaie- day evening. Little Osmond return­ , Meadsvllle school district No. 4, Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Pixley were thought can enter unless you ope\ social at the home of Ara Howe Dec. don one day last week. « ed home with them for a visit. closed last Thursday for a week's va­ guests Christmas day at Chas. Pick­ the door. Your life, is yours; Don't' .31. Everybody come. Ladies please Mrs. Ray Watkins and daughter cation. . ett's. . • waste it. Stay in your quiet, peace­ bring cake. •• spent Xm as with her parents. SPAULMNG NEIGHBORHOOD. Misses Agnes and Bernice Foster . Miss Helen Pixley of Jackson is ful, wholesome home, living In touch Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schinner of Harry Parkhurpt is now drawing visited relatives in Lansing through spending the holiday vacation at the with God, who is good, delivering jus­ 1 Armadat are speiidirig the holidays niilk to, .Williamston. Miss Francis Frost of Baton Rogue their school vacation. home of her mother, Mrs. Augusta tice to all men, and when the knocks Jinrith the latter'B sister, Mrs. Louis 'Grove Sitts is spending the week and Mrs. George Frost from the M. William Walker and wife are Pixley. come—and they will come—preach 'iThorapsonv..; ••• with the family of his brother.George A. C. are spending the holidays with spending a few weeks' with their Mrs, F. Densmore has been spend­ tor yourself this little sermon: I'm' :/No rural'mall service Friday, Jan. in Lansing. their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Eugene daughter, Mrs; J. C. Avery, and fam­ ing sevei^l weeks with her sister, bigger than anything that can happen to me:. sori'ow. and temptation .are Ci:.^;;:•-•.;••:.;,vr\':•-.,-:••. '^r\::' :.,• •;•,•.: Frank Potter has. had two sick Frost. •• ily In Ann Arbor. Mrs. Chauncey Gregory in Leonl, : il > The Royal Nelgbbora are to have horses the past week. : Mr. and Mrs. Guy Graves spent Misses Mildred Nelson and Islia Miss Louise; Reed expects to leave outside my door; Tm in the house and the key is lost.—From an ad­ ' a Bpeclal: meeting next Monday night Henry Kent and family spent Xmas with Mrs. Graves* brother, C. Lathrop and Robert Titus are spend­ soon oh a trip to Los Angeles and •A •atMrt.iJullaVWalker'B. ;Allmembera Xmas with her fatherland Bister in Biggs and wife in Lansing. ing their vacation at their parents' San Francisco, Cal. dress by Nan W. Sperry, Assistant awiiurfeid to be^preBent.^^- • ! :^ thlB^'vlclnltyr. ^'vv,/; ;,,,\v-. ;i,,.;;. .Mr, and Mrs. Frank Biggs spent home in White Oak, Miss Leah Glddings of pnondaga State Labor Commissioner, Kansias ^j^v'MrB^ BttaSawyer and Bon; Charles ^ClareRiggB and wife entertained XmaB with relatives in Lansing. Mr. DeBue and Kenneth Franklin is taking care of Mrs. Frank Gibbins. :City. Mo. :.-,;:• , ,• , ,:--:;>v'V;7':;;:^- ^ti^Jacksbn^ ipenl a (em^layB In town cqmpimy,';XmM.';i;>;:; Mr. and Mrs;, R. Benjamin: enter­ were in Mason Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Derby of tained. Mr. Benjamin's people^ Xmas. MiBB Winlfred,MUher of DansTllle,! Jackson' are;staying at the home' of , .It Bometimesibappens that Bhef who the latter's :Bister, ; MrSv ,Wm. Lee, "'"flir^d'lfn^tF.lM.'^WKlkei^'indJo.;«r. Mia'JBra; r. n. .fTMMt luiu Bvu^n . AW now* v».w x-er smw. ,, TOTbe^Girange'BOOiaO urange sooiail commiuecommittee;,;oe . oir MiBoiiBBa Marloinariuan Holmenuiuiuvs oufi uunuuiUnadlllaan* «uud luo mivat •> DIOIO, ,mto. .iiriu. i^oo, ae8itate8:^ottld/bUOBIMMH wouta oee ;16BtJiti