iPages COUNTY NEWS 10 Pages MASON, MICH., THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1917 NO. 35
Ci;iii:ill!.\TK.S Tr.TH lUltlHDAY. GRIMES REUXIO.V. About sixty relatives and friends T'he eleventh annual meeting of the I, SEARL ISSUES of Mr. and Mrs. James Steinhoft gath lEAT TO BE STREET FAIR Grimes Red Letter Day Association ered at tlieir home four miles north n M was held at Portage lake August 22. east of Mason last Sunday to cele A business meeting was held in tlie iR MEASURE EXCUSE brate Mli-s. Stoinhoff's 7 5th birthday 15G BUSHEL TO BE A afternoon, after which the olllcers for SER16 AT FRONT anniversary. "Uncle Jim and Aunt the coming year wore elected. A ball r.xousio rAKM uovs TO Sue" have been u slogan for a good lOViSHV ItUSillOL SOWN' THIS FAIJi IMCEMIUAI LIST OX I'ACJE 5 OF game was later enjoyed with Art Col Wl UE UXI>ER FAR MOKE I.V ANP HAItVlKi: CKOI'S. ilme and It still held good on this V SHOULO IIK TKI'^ATKI). THIS ISSUE. lins and John Usher as captains, The STISK'T DISOIIMJXE occasion as well. A flue program was score resulted 22 to 11 in favor #)f « '!>) At)use.s Tttkcii Of Kxciisos given In the afternoon. Guests were Twoiity-Jive CeiiLs Wortli Trents Fift.v lltilhMHi Asceiision.s mid Xortliwcstcni Collins. Pleasant lake was the place Ui'ses Filends To WiiUi To All Woys si Spi'liiK lOxciiwt's MiMie Much present from Cement City, DeWitt, )' Bushel—ICquiilly fJo(Hl V.ov Midway Co. Alti-actioii.s—Itif; AKI'I- set for the meeting next year. Tliey Know In Primco As Tliey M()r« .Strlnneiil. Fowlervllle, Bay City, Lansing, Grand it.ve And Outs. ciiltiinil Kxlilblts Expected. Are Always Welcome. Ledge and Mason and vicinity. |)iiiol Commissioner P. B. Searl 3tinklng smut causes a loss of 5 Preparations are being made and Another letter has been received by iMsued o war measure excuse, per cent of all the wheat grovvn in the work getting under way In fine NEWS PUBLISHED 1870 i\lr. and Mrs. J. A. Cortrlght, froqi ho lias sent to the directors Michigan and cost the farmers more .shape for. Mason's Street Fair Sept. their son Ion, who Is now in active ill give them permission to ex- than a million dollars every year. 10, 20, 21. The superintendents service with the American Expedi iif I'arin boys from scliool this Tl\ls year grain dealers are required for the different departments have tionary Forces in France. Tho fol help their parents harvest their by, law to dock for the smut that is boon appointed, premiums decided on BY WORKMEI lowing are extracts taken from this These excuses are much more EVINCES PATRIOTISM present and to charge for the washing and attractions sepured. SEAIiEl) C;AN IX HARROW lU.OCK letter; •111. tlian those that were Issued an'd cleaning. Smutty wheat is worth The agricultural exhibits will be OOXTAIXS PAPERS OF IXTEREST DEAR ONES— SIX COUSIN.S IX SKIIVICIO FOU 1 9c a busliel loss than a clean bu,shel. the main feature. Liberal premiums 'Hug. UNCIil!l SAM. Am repacking my trunk and all iig to the great demanas made •All this amounts to one thing, seed h'i^vc been offered for exhibits of live 'apoi'.s i\m\ Copy of Tlil.s Issue of this morning preparatory to going to ihc farmer and the Cact that wheat must be treated before plant- stock, poultry, grain, vegetables, bak Xew.s Sealed In Snniif Can And Paris and the front, or rattier to tho A true patriotic spirit surely exists in'g and the method of treating is ed goods and needlework. i.'lli Is so scarce has prompted in the Tlarnaby family, when it;, is Again Entnuibud, front via Paris for instructions, etc. iirl lo assist lliom in every pos- simple and inexpensive. Tlie foUow- OAving to the busy season and tlie 1 wrote tiie headquarters telling them shown that there are five members iiiB formula is being advised by the lack of liousing facilities, the com- iiy wilhout depriving the boys of the family, all cousins, who are Ill removing the iron posts that this woiiUl never bo a large base for ii('alion they should have. Michigan Crop Improvement Associa iiiilleo decided tiiat a colt show would have supported tho front of tho Dar-troops and therefore no place tor a serving in the United States army. tion,, and it will mean'iiiany dollars be more popular wllli the horse rais .' advantage was taken ol' the T^aMoure, son of Mrs. 0. A. narn- row block for the past '17 years work- skillod athletic man, while up there lltioniil war excuse of last lo Inglnim county farmers if used ers at this lime of year than a dis mon discovered a sealed can in one of in the "rest" cniiips I could be of no aby of Lansing, and 'grandson of Mr. this fall: play of animals that would be needed and boys were kept out of and Mrs. G. L. Barnaby of this city, tho supports. It was opened and service. Tills is the result that Lex- wliiMi not noodod and when in tlio work. Cattle, sheep and found lo contain a copy of the Ing pectod. is now a private hi Ballory A, Jlicli- The NeWsC'i)n(;oi»1rnlo(l Formalin swine exhibits were arranged in class work on tlio farm. Because igaii- Field Artillery, and was on duty ham Comity News dated July 21), 1 hate to leave so'pieasant a place 1 11 was nocessary to work out at tlio border last summer. U'realineut foi- the Siiint of Oixts, es that will cause the exhibitor tlie :iS7n, also a number of olhjjr Inter- to live as this, i)ut will see real action • v syslom or deprive worthy COVCTLMI .Smut of liufley MIHI least possible trouble lo get ready. osting papers that were written by witli a capital "R". I can tell you "Horace, Jr., and Loraine, sons of j Stihkinft' Siiiiit (liuiil of Wheat. The poultry show will be complete in llio services of llieir sons for Mr. and Jlrs. Horace Bnrnaby of Iiromiiiont citizens of that time and very little about it I suppose, but will days (0 put in and liarvest Use fiirmalln solution at the every detail and steel coops will be printed matter used by business lirms try to lot you know I am 0. K, Will Grand Rapids', is witli the 32nd In vale of one pint (cost about 2!') provided for exliibitors. Judges from 'I'lie dii'octor will have an ini- fantry. of 1S70. bo within the lines, so will be under I iiart and will liavo lo assume cents) to fifty bushels of grain. tlie U. A. C. will be secured and The News was published by K. Kit- far more strict disciplino, censorship Lylo and Charles, sons of Mr. and ,Pul tlie fresh formalin, just as it premiums paid on ail classes. How • ibilily. Defore a boy Is ex Afrs. Elmer Barnaby of Grand Uap- trodgo at tiiat time and in faded Ink and all that, ilic parent iiiiist certify that .'conies from the druggist, into a ever birds failing to score 75 points under his name is written "J. C. 'Will also got my uniform today, ids, are also In service, Lylc with the ;'pint or quart .hand spray(»r (cost out of a possilile 100 will not be en • •.\'s services are absolutely noc- ;!2nd Infantry and Charles, who has Squires, foreman." Tho paper sold tliey arc not half bad. PractlcixUy , tlial lie cannot obtain other had three years of, service with the ' 75 cents) and spray the grain- titled to a prize. for $1.50 per year, .$1.00 six months that of a regular private with a visor- '> do that work and thai he will Michigan National Guards, joined the which has been spread out on the The grain, fruit and vegetable ex and "always in advance."- Advertis ed cap, as the olllcers, aiid a "Y. M" •.>'ly agree to keep his son in State Constabulary Forces a short barn floor. Spray tlie grain as it hibits, which necosRllatc a great deal ing rates varied from $1.00 per inch chevron on arm and cap. 1 wlien not actually employed. time ago. Lyle and Horace, Jr., also is shoveled over and over. Keep of work both to exhibitors and the to $.12.00 per column-and was well Just completed a new athletic field • • tills excuse Is granted', the gave service on tho border at El Paso. the sprayer close to the grain and local committee, has been turned over patronized by local merchants. The here and had'one game on it before nr is asked to recommend that tho penetrating odor of tlio for to the rurAl carriers of the Mason lirst page columns are filled largely leaving. Going to ta*e a swim, to Lawrence, the 11-year-old brother malin will give no discomfort. .. ranted and agree to report any of LaMoure, is doing his bit in ai postoUice. Each carrier believes his with miscelleanous stories and day for the last in some time, I guess. ions of the same. In this way silent way and wishes he was old) When the right amount' of for patrons are better farmers than the poetry, while there are editorials on Where I am going was described I oped lo iirevent the abuses of enough to be No. 6 for tho United' malin has been applied, shovel the other fellows and each one is out for "The Governor's Message" and "State to me as one of a series of the filthiest ';ar and, in wortliy cases, make States. grain into a heap and cover for ex the big prize. Help your man win •llilo lo relievo thb great scarcity Politics " Much space is devoted to' villages In France. You don't know actly four hours with canvas or it. County Agent Seoly has promis legislature proceedings. This old ' what this moans and I hope It's not •111 help during the present war. blankets. ed to make an exhibit of grains that newspaper is printed on a quality of, »s bad as that. They are least 200 i»xcusos can not bo granted, in The grain should then be spread will be a hunyner. Don't miss this paper that would cost 10c a pound on years behind the times, however, in of Iiciace.'' THIRTY GOVERNMENT out for a few hours' airing. exhibit .when you're at the fair. present day markets. sanitation. "No room with bath" la ' sH liie abuses can be prevented, It may be sown at once, or stor-- The baked goods department has The can contained'papers written ' towns of 150,000 population. It Aiir measure excuses cannot be ed in clean or disinfected sacks, been set aside for church societies. by W S Sherman, S. A. Paddock who doesn't seem possible and only a few • il. Violations of tho terms of HEADSTONES SET l|P but should not be held in storage There is an assortment named in the was 'tlie architect of the Darrow , very isolaed bath tubs of any kind, \cuRe will cause Its annulment for many days. list on page 5 that must be exhibited he holder will bo compelled to MAICKIOKS HAVR UF.RV PLACRD block, and'two papers signed by John _^ The towns are being taken over by ON 12.". SOLDIERS' fiUAVES. and there are three prizes. Ladies H Sayers now living in Mason. One the military and being placed under il school regularly. Excuses O. E. Bell threshed 7 acres of Red will find this an opportunity to give ir granted tor no other purpose of' the papers told of the boring for martial law'andmade to clean up for Thirty governnieht headstones for Uock wheat the past week that yield- their society treasury a boost. This an artesian well in the court house the first time In their history.Some- II) put in and liarvest farm crops. 35- bushels to the acre. This wheat exhibit will determ'ino Avhere the best >s cannot miss much school and soldiers buried in Maple "Grove ceme vard and "we expect to find a flowing thing is wrong with the schoql system tery have been set up. This makes has been Inspected and contracted for cooks in the county are located. stream of water containing medical to permit such things. This Is only iiass their grades at tho end of at $4.00 per bushel. The embroideri: departnient will • ar. Already the rural child Is 12i; soldiers' graves upon which these qualities." Another told of the birth- another big thing that will be an out markers have been placed. Uequls- be confined to the ladles' fraternal so place and other facts concerning the come of the war. I can see many I upon to do as much school cieties and the same prizes are offer in nine or less months as the Ition "tor the^e stones was made; by life of Charles H. Darrow, builder of things, secondary perhaps, perhaps J. C. Squiers, Sr., .Tanuary, 1916, and ed as In the baked goods. This class the Darrow block. not, beside the principles of demo liild does'in ten. It stands to CURE SMITH ARRIVES Is sure to bring-out keen comp'etition. cracy that will be,an outcome of the 11, if ho is passed at the end of the stones have just .been received. There was a copy of the by-laws of This will still leave many graves of I The Northwestern Midway Co. will Mason Lodge No. 70, F." & A. M., and war. The whole world will be dif ar, he can take advantage of the be here with a Merry-Go-Round, ferent. They will know each other " only when it Is absolutely nec- soldiers that have died since that SAFELY IN FRANCE a two-color program of a Masonic ball time without markers. Ferris wheel, shows, etc. Band con held June 24, 18fi9. The program better and .that alone will change SERV! ^,S AS EXOINEER I\ THK certs will be held every day, balloon committee was made up of 32 men, many old ideas. The chief men of lOTH REGIMENT. ascensions, boweryjdance. Plan now all of which have gone to their last practlcally.every nation and tribe on to be In Mason September 19, 20 and reward except John H. Sayers and C. the globe are here, think of the Im- PNO SON OF COM. Lansing T. Smith received a cable 21. G Huntington, now living In Mason. Piossions they will carry home and Tuesday morning that his son, Clare and W W. Heald of Williamston. '"any of them have come from far T. Smith, had arrived safely in A program of an Odd Fellows ball '"ore distant homes than ours and SEARLJOES TO COLORS France. Mr. Smith left August 1 for held In Eaton Rapids February 22nd, represent our opposite in every way. France as an" engineer In the 16th RENDEREO UNCONSCIOUS . 1870 was among the papers. John I presume I'll be mighty busy for a lAMtlilNOIl SKAIUi .lOlX'S STATE AITEAR FOR SHORT TIME, THEN regiment. He is a graduate of the « ONSTAIIULAUV FORCES. DECLINE. C Squires and John Sayers' names month or more at least so don't ex- Mason high school class of 1911 and WHEN HIT OY HAY FORK w'ere thereon as Mason managers. Pect letters too often. I'll be O. K. has had three years in the engineer This function cost the "young bloods" ii»d trust you are also. I got a little vvrencfi Searl, .son of School There are reports that the Ajirora iiig department at the U. of M. iiLssioner and Mrs. F. E. Searl, Borealis, commonly, called Northern \V, A. MFJiTOX FALIJS DISTANCE o# that day $2.50 for dance and sup- ptomaine poison one day last week OF FIFTEEN FEET. and sure was sick one night. IIlisted in the State Constabulary. Lights, were visible last Satjirday per. • n at Bast Lansing and is expect- evening about nine o'clock, bu^ only A IC-page pamphlet, published by Must close and get. ready to go. o leave for northern Michigan for a short time. 5 LIEUTENANT OENJAMIN ANO W. A. Melton, a farmer living In the government, exposed the secrets Have to get a permit every time you week, as his company has been The Aurora Borealis assumes^inany Alaledon township. Is quite sore and of "The Sons of Liberty," a western want to sneeze and it takes time. Tell KMI lo patrol duty in the Mich- shapes and variety of colors arid are lame from in juries, received when he conspiracy In the aid of the Southern all the friends to write because a let mining districts. Some time better seen at high altitudes. They LESLIE GIRL'MARRIEO was hit by a hay fork last Thursday, Rebellion. The box also contained ter looks like a million dollars over Lawrence tried to enlist in the vary from pale red or yellow to deep \ August 17. . The blow knocked him business stationery of the firms of here. Tell them to write to any boy iiig Battery but was unsuccess- red or blood. The Aurora Borealis MARRIED MOXDAY-OROOM GOES over backwards to the ground, a dis Sayers & Phelps, hardware; Mrs. L. they know over here. The men in the TO CAMP CUSTER. tance of 15 feet and rendered him G. McGlll millinery, and a dissolution states are a different matter. They resembles the effect of artificial elec unconscious. When he was picked are at home and among friends, any "il, an older son of Mr. and Mrs. tricity, and many authorities contend Friends were surprised to hear of notice of the firm of Grossman, Dun III. is now in training at Ihi' Great up it was thought that he was dead, ning & Whipple, dry goods and groc letter may easily be the last one for that the two are results of electrical the marriage of Lieut, Lester V. Ben butJie later^regained consciousness these boys. I'll send some pictures, |1>'.-. Training station. /-^ causes. It is said an exhibition of jamin, son of Mr, and Mrs. C. L. eries. and is now improving quite rapidly. All the papers, together with a copy hoping they get by all right. Inez, the.Aurora Borealis Is frequently ac Benjamin, living six miles east of this Mr. Melton fell from a ladder last sent me some and they always look companied by a noise described as city and Miss Lena Belle Mumby, of this week's issue of the NEWS, winter and was severely Injured and will be again sealed in the\can and Bood. Goodby, love to all, ION. STRICT NO. T SCHOOL similiar to that produced by rustling daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. has just been recovering from the ef pieces of silk together. Mumby of Leslie. The marriage was placed in the new masonry that Is fects some. This will be quite a pull- being built in the front of the block. In olden times, the appearance of performed by Rev. Passmore at the back tor him. AT these lights In the heavens gave birth M. E. parsonage In Dansville Monday WOMAN OF 86 PICKS to many superstitions as toi their •morning at ten o'clock, DEAN-CROSS FAMILY REUNION. | |\ i:x IMIESEXT WHO WERE origin; One of the oldest is that the ~ The" 10th' annual reunion" of the PUMliS IN 1804. Mrs. Benjamin Is a graduate of the lights are forerunners of a new war. Michigan State Normal and has t Various Topics Dean and Cross families was held at 136 IjOARTS OF BERRIES taught for three years; two of which the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bren r 111' fourth annual reunion of Pls- ner In Alaledon last-thursday.' About MRS, MARV STILLMAN ACTIVE IN I \p. 7, Aurellus, was held at the were In the primary department of Owosso has purchased a motor fire the Owosso schools. iO members partook of a sumptuous SPITE OF YEARS. "111 house last Saturday and was truck and rented another at a cost of dinner at noon, after which the fol lule'd by about 150 former teach- Lieut. Benjamin was a junior at $55 per month. The rented machine Mrs, Mary Stiilman, aged 86 years, the M. A. C. and three months ago lowing program was given; ' . Dujplls and patrons. Charles Is to be purchased or returned next Song, "America"; recitation, Dor has done work this summer, which is 1 ans, Mrs. Hemans, Prof, C. C. HONOR CjARTER MEpR went In training at Ft. Sheridan, \ remarkable for a woman of her years. short time ago he received a commis spring. othy James; violin solo, Helen Cross; y iii'sjof Big Rapids, a former teach- • -• • recitation, Lee Glldart; vocal solo, During the raspberry season, she has ]iii the Aurellus school, Mrs. Pree- MR. AND MRS. O. S. PARKER'CEL> sion of second lieutenant In the quar J. Two more years of war will reduce picked and sold 136. quarts. Mrs. EQUATE GOLDEN WEDDI^'G. termaster corps of tile National army Mrs. Ross Doollttle; recitation, Fan \n, R!ev, McTaggart and Uev. Kep- the entire world to the,same short nie Dean; piano solo, Virginia Jew- Stiilman lives alone, mdkes and tends II Kayo short ti^lks'ln the afternoon. ^and has since been at his home here. age of food as now exists in Germany, her own garden, aside from doing her Phil McKernan Post, No. 53, •O, A. He was called to report at Camp Cus ett; trio, Mesdames Ripley, James, Chas. Browne of Leslie taught according to scientists in that cbun- Glldart;. recitation, Mae Doollttle; own "housework. Many times while 11 his jschool fifty years ago and was R,,Was organized in 1883 and but ter yestierday. "try^ who have compiled statistics to neighbors'are away, she will look af few of its charter nieriibers are still duet, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Glldart; ; I'Ut at the reunion. Incidentally support their statement. Germany is song, "A Thousand Years." ter their gardens. She "has been a called the roll and found that living. S. C. Parker Has the distinc A CORRECTION. urging her people to continue the war member of the Baptist church since tion of being one of these, and; he Is^ on the supposition that she cannot Relatives were present from Green 18 years of age and is still an active II I were pre.sent who were her also one of the youngest veterans of , Phil. McKernan Woman's Relief ville, Jackson, Pleasant lake, Ver- Ijiils at that time. This is rather corps was organized in 1888 as an be defeated two years hence. member and never misses a meeting the civil war in this vicinity. ; Now montville, Westerville, Ohio, and Ma of any kind, when well enough to go.. lunini for such a length of.'time'. . an added honor has come to him, and auxiliary to Phil McKernan Post, and * * * son. I'l he jfollowing olllcers were chosen on- Saturday evening,' Septemher ' 1, paturaily the work they done-for any United States grain inspectors, li the! coming year: President; Mrs. Comrade and Mrs. Parker will be giv branch of the G. A, R. yrould be for censed by the Federal G6vernment, NEW SUPERVISOR. Jliii Freeman; vice president, Syl- en a reception by Phil McKernan that post. When they presented the must grade grain according to the NOTICE REBEKAHS. ir Davis; secretary and treasurer, At the meeting of,the city council ^Woman's Relief corps at G. A. R. large silk Flag In 1895 It was to Phil law. The difference In grade where Monday evening, Ernest B. Kelley Those belonging to the staff of the •0 Barry, ... Il,ail, in honor of the fiftieth anniver McKernan. Post, No, 53, instead of smut prevails will reduce the price to was appointed as Supervisor for the Rebekah lodge, No. 324, are request- sary of their marriage. Members of Steiele Brothers'^Post, the junior post the grower around 15 cents per bush second ward to fill the vacancy caus- ed to be present at the regular meet- TO GIVE PL.\y. s Phil McKernan Post and Corps, with In this city. >- el. This positive loss will be seen by ed when Sup. A. A. Hewlett moved .««& to be held Wednesday evening, jMayme M. Rittehour of Lansing their husbands and wives are expect the farmer who grows grain with from the second into.the first ward. September 5.th. 111 present;the flve-act play, "PoUy- ed to be present with a few friends of SMITH FAMILY REUNION. smut. What is not seen but felt is a |iia" under the auspices of the Fres- the family as invited guests. Comrade loss in the yield per acre.. No man Parker served in the 13th Michigan About thirty-five descendants of caff afford to sow untreated wheat riirlan L. A. S. in the near future; TTfaomas and Mary- Smith gathered at :-rt Rittenour will be assisted by Light Artillery, and was one bit those this fall, if the seed were, given him. who helped frustrate the plahs .of the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Michigan is of all the soft wheat Gen. Pershing Advises V*Smokes'' ml talent. Further notice wiir be B. Huntington, in Lansing, August •11 next week. -^ ' . . Morgan iti' his raid on Wiishingtbn', states, the most noted for smut, and He was on picket near the city !,bn the 24, for the fourth annual reunion of the ease with which it can be prevent-- Comforts from HonrieFolk Prized the. family. . A picnic dinner on the :,..'. • •.• ••••••• • ••. /• V '•••••••• •' ' '• ' •• ' • riGKETS FOB STATE PAIR. "- night: of Lincoln's assasination, and ed is an unpardonable neglect and a with the rest of the 13th did diity^as lawn had .been planned but as-rain national food waste. - , Major-Oen. John J. Pershing, commander of our forces in France, is I Aa usual, tills office will furnish all cavalrymen patrolling the lines until interfered dinner.was. served indoors. a firm believer In plenty of "smokes" for soldiers on the firing line, and ho wish to attend the Michigan the-cUpture of BbQth. j:' : A progratn given, by thei little folks commends the campaign being made to collect funds for tobacco for our late Fair at Detroit, August 31, to was enjoyed in the afternoon, also a COUNTRY CLUB ANNOUNOEMEIfT men abroad. . .: ^'"•••-•.?•, ''•';.."' .•"•'.•••;" ^nt. !), with tickets at,85c ekch-br ; Since 1908 Phil McKernan':W. R. business meeting was held 'when offi The Country Club, a society made , A Red Cross worker recently asked the general what, in his opinion, Ifor $|].,00. Peribna desiring tlckflts C.; I. has. iglveri; rebeptions :tb;,-;.elght cers were elected for the conitng up of ambitious youngi people of the would, be most appreciated by the "Sanimles." He said: |ust secure them before August* 29 cbuples^frbm the post and cbrp who year. . "Two membiBrs of. this family North Aurellus Sunday school, has "L telegraphed-'a list of things I ' "That should be uppermost'laJbie I all unsold tickets must be returned were so highly favored as tp reach* are away serving, in the U. S. army. launched upon -a money raisinig cam thought might<>be acceptable, Includ-.minds of those working for our Tah- thjit date. Phone ua and we will their Golden;w.edding day, and: there Clare; T, Smith, who is now in Eng paign, At the August meeting, ihg , cigarettes,; cigarette ; papers,' kee soldiers abroad.'"::' ;' '- ^iirve any number you wish; Ing* areltwomore whowlll pass that mile^ land on his way to France, and Floyd which was held at Three Bridges smoking tobacco, pipes; old fashion-1 An Irishman oh 4he front recently im Countjr,News..,}••-. v^V:".^.v^^':.:?!!''. /* stone In their lives before ^January ly B. Hiintlngtbn, now stationed in park, Howard Smith and n$rB. Oscar ed candy, comfort bags, pocket knives 'contributed the following: ^918;l:•:'.••^c:-^;:.:•;^:h;v;:..;-••;;^.•,::\i?•:-^;:..,<...' Hawall;:v-:'::-:.-r.v-'. -•'••.; Wilson, as leaders, choose sides; The and p'erhapstadozettjbther things? I Working here in the dugout, - LOpK 0UT:FQR) CYOLONM^;^^ V The meetlng.hext year will be held contest will continue until the last of "The poliit I.wlsh to make is thatj Siiioklhg'me black dudeen,' If you ari nel;--proitecttd • agaUist i-:::.:|lEVi;:8TEWART,irMA80N.::;^^ atv the MasoU' city-park on the third December, when the losing side .wilt those;.thlng8 make the soldier feel I'd like to say In a generaliway,^';-':•• ''•lonpp, come-and let';ihe.;wrlte you ;'i-.Rey:iJi\H./'Stewart;^of-::pdftlaad;-ya jjhiirsdayilnj AugU8t,•;v^-;,•:: :;;.:•:..;::: .vi.; J' banquet the winners. The money that the people athome are behind (Theire's nothing' like Nickyteen.'v ; fmq ln8urance.:;;vF;::|p'PleId;;^:::2'4tf{'j former pastor hei;e, will preabb-'to ;the raised' will be used to purchase facil him.- You-do not know hoW much There'i nothing like'r-Nickyteen,' me , I:"' '.'''•• ' \\''•['X\''^:'^.'^''':i^'Ai.''^W'Baptist s at the high school auditor ities for' the'. new :church, now under that means to us going abroad. You |\\MUlo in the hay moiff^teedlng stock- ium next Sunday:>^; It Is expected that: ii^:'ba: account i-M decoratbrs-rwbrk construoiibn'/^and the first event will do: not know how much remembrahoe >. • Be'It • pipes.; br^shlpes'^b^r.: cla^irsl.v^^^^^^ J Hsday night, O.?:0rlffliifisll!to the there will be a large attendance as hbingjinflnisheid,-Mason schools will be an ice cream'social at the Gleaner means ltd any soldier'who is bvier So :be}: sure: that: a blbke;ihas-plehiiyri'" soment, breaking'sevwalo^rths•iiid Mr. Stewart Is a pastor held la high not^^opeh,'untll^TiiiBsday,: iSeptember; hall, September seventh. ;; Everybody there carrying the. flag of his oouh' irttng hlmselMhterhaUy; :^,If you!;want him to fight your^warsliI INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, AUGUST 30, 1917
tM«« ' t?' Business Cards. ATTORNEYS Ml ill Mason every Thursday LETTERS A. A. BKRGtUN, Attorney and Counielor \hK by The Ingham County at Law, Mnaon, Michlsan. .\i.'.\vs Printing Co. TO THE KEI.LBY ft KELLEY, Lawyeri. 600-2 Oak land BulldinB, Laming, Michigan. ti-lt h\ tlie Postodice at Mason, 1 Tnul It, Kollcy, Mnson. 111, ns second-class matter, j EDITOR That Old Stove! •11 ?1.25- DR. JOS. S. HAWLEY filiH 65 DENTIST mtihs 35 I'HK ItKAIi YKLLOW I'KUIl;: NO*!' May need some new parts. Bet- Bttcceaior to Dr. Spauldlng and Dr. Llnaler. yii;LL()W MEN, JJUT YELLOW Do Not Wait, Lawrence Block, mviCRTISING RATES MET.AL. look it over before you set it up. PHYSICIANS Ivfrllsing rates made known To the'Editor: H. M. HOLCOMDB, M. D,. Homcoimthlc Phy- I Croesus, whose name was long used Order Your We can furnish repairs for ANY alclnn and iiirRcon, with aiiecliil attention to dlwBscii of eye. cnr, none and throat, OITlco lai^r, birth and death notices | as a synonym for wealth, were he on hours: 8 iOO to »;00 a. m,. 2:00 to l):00 p, m,. ' eaAh today, with all his gold, would 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. Ml Ions of respect, card of be no match for the modern money stove, whether purchased here STOVE OB. FRANK E. THOMAS, Phyalclan and ' ic, one cent a word. gatherer. Ancient Rome boasted of Surgeon, Offlce over Webb * Whitman'! her rich men, but today they would or not. Order NOW—before it clothing itore. I,. MARSHALL, Editor not even be honored with a place among the rich. ~" In former times. If REPAIRS FARMERS' MUTUAL a man possessed a million dollars, be gets cold weather. WRE INSURANCE COMPANY OP ING- A\S CI' YOUH TOWJJ. had reached the pinnacle of flnanclal ham county. Safeat, cheapeat, beat. For success. According to the standard Information write to P, H. Field, aecretary. Maion. Frank Seeley, Prea,. Mason. OStcs Ill looks like Its citizens, of modern money barons, to be the on third floor of court houae. li ir anything wrong with this possessor of only a million dollars, Is NOW Mason, but to have taken the first small step CYCLONE INSURANCE-Inaure In the old |lhi' back lots filled with rub- toward commercial conquest, A cap- Salisbury's Mich. relinhle Mutual of Lapeer, In the recent cyclone in Leelle clalma were paid In 10 [ tain of linance must possess or control days. Call or addretg H. S. Alhin, Agent.
• f»t..«"»'.t..<.<.^"»..«"»..»'.»'»^«».'t"»'t"»"»"»"*"*"»'t i North Holt - 1 [et the BANK book A i,.t.,»„«„f.*..t..».4M«*.«..»..«..tHt.,*.4-«..»*.*..ft-t..«..«»*.4 Claud Swilzgable and family spent Sunday at Harold Spink's near Ma 'ir5t;and be a son. Walter Arkens and family and W, Kellar and wife visited at Wallace BargainsfortheBoys lan with money Arkens Sunday, M, 13, Bateman and family visited •Tolin Wbeeler and wife Sunday, I We bought early, before the big advance in price and are Miss Flora Welton of Lansing spent the week end at Frank Hil- giving you the benefit of the saving. iiard's. George Miller and [amlly ride in a new Ford car. B, J. Hlmmelbergcr and wife at Boys* Suits in Blue Serge and Pattern Suits, tended the reunion at the German school-in Alaiedon Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. F, E, Hllliard visit ed her sister, Mrs, Frank Parish Fri $3.00 to $8.50 day near Haslett. and as good as ever you bought for the price. Northeast Aurelius Knee Pants, SOc to $1,50 Boys* Shirts, 2Sc to 7Sc Harry Freshour and family and Mrs. Myron Freshour of Owosso are camping at Pleasant lake this week, Waists, 3Sc to $1,00 Union Suits, 3Sc and SOc r©^'*£»''" Mr. and Mrs. James Eckhart and Miss Myrtle Eckhart visited Mr. and Mrs, Sparks in Lansing Sunday, Caps, 2Sc and up Sweaters in all prices Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cramer and • The fundamental principles'of education are "readin", family entertained a company of eight from Detroit last week. They We have belonged for sometime to the "United National Itin', and 'rithmetlc." All of these can be learned more had not met before in six years. Clothiers,'' comprising some of the most progressive [actically in a BANK BOOK than In any other book. i\lr. and Mrs. Earl )\Iiller and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Miller, Mr, and Mrs, merchants of fourteen states, with purchasing power of If your boy has a bank book he is learning what Dolby visited Mr, and Mrs. Floyd millions of dollars, and can supply you goods at the iihmetic Is for. It is the practical application of a thing Miller Sunday. School at the Kipp will commence lowest possible prices. Our great quantity buying does fhich teaches it is the most benefical and lasting way. September 3, Miss Ethel Gregg teach away with the extra profit and selling expenses of the If your boy has NOT got a bank account see that he er. Mr, and Mrs. George Hunt of Aure jobber and these savings go to you. M'ENSone. lius visited Mr. and Mrs, James Eck hart Monday. MEMBER OF Put YOUR money.in OUR bank. Mrs. Tommy Scutt of Dimondale, who has been sick and was cared for We pay 3 per cent interest. Cor some time by his sister, Mrs. Amy Watters, at her liome, was taken to Sparrow hospital for operation for cancer. Word was received here that HE FIRST STATE and SAVINGS BANK slie can live but a short time. Harry E.Neely MASON, MICHIGAN. National Aurelius ChQaet* The Clothier Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hopkins are visiting in Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thayer and Mr. MASON, MICH. CORRESPONDENCE and Mrs. Shultz were In Brooklyn Stores in Fourteen States. »»•«•-*•••• ••-•^t"*<««»*»t»»»i pc»ft..«..«..«M«»«««.>»*.«t4 several days last week. Frank Thayer went to Fostoria last Thursday. Mrs. Thayer who has »"»-< been visiting her parents for a few Stockbridge South Aurelius and North weeks returned with him Friday. -»4 Onondaga Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Barnes and September 10, in the Roger school. Wisconsin, for a few days lost week. ti'»ii«ii»ii»i tiiiitittt» iini I m I I • • I daughter Margaret of Big Rapids vis I Octagon Neighborhood 't Quite a number from this way are Mrs. 0. Updyke spent Friday and \\ I ^s Mabel Everett and Mrs, Havl- ited friends here, from Thursday un attending the Chautauqua at Eaton Saturday with her mother near Stock- |
.TACKSON COUNTY PAIp. .•«..»..»..»..«..»..i.-«-».»-«"»"»"t"«"«"»—"T I Classilied Locals j TWO VETERINIES SOON LEHER FRflliLOyO WILCOX A feature which it is believed will A recent letter from Floyd Wilcox, prove popular with botj^^old and -one cent a word for each LEWE FOyilCO, TEXIIS a Mason young man who. Is principal young will be instituted in cohnGction; In, with a mlniimim of 15c. of a Missionary school in Ningpo, with the Jackson County Fair this I'UK.MKK M.ASON l»OY KNLISTS l.\ China, tells Interestingly of "the pro year In the form of a big dancing pav I-OU SALE. COAST DKPKNSK. gress of the school, which he states ilion. Work on the construction of is the oldest, most highly developed, the big platform will start within the IVIJ''—r have two Oshorn Dr. Harry L, Cotton, a former Ma and most productive of results of all next few weeks, iiiuler hay loaders set up son boy and son of ^\r. and Airs. M. the fields of the East China .Mission. Afany new and unique features are I- (hail take them 'down will A, Cotton of this city, received word He writes of Uve boys who had f.ail- to be embraced in this year's fair. j'holfisalo prices If taken this last Friday to report for duty at ed in their classes and thus could not One free attraction, which has been lino or telephone. A. A. once at Waco, Texas, Dr, Cotton is booked for the week, is worth more a veterinary in the State Constabu be promoted, and of his appeal to 3 5wlp them to stay in the school and make than the price of admission. This lary Forces. act Is Gus Hornbrook's Congress of N.VI/IO — Peppers. W. S. good their failures. Of their response Kobort Halstead, another lioy who he writes: "I was very dubious of the Wild West Ulders, an act which has 35w.lp spent all of his life in Ma.son up to a never before been exhibited outside two years ago when his parents, Mr. success of this appeal, feeling that the MA-:—IMsen nyc seed, line same emotion which often prompts of the state fairs. Through,a fortu and -Mrs, H. 0. Halstead, moved to nate arrangement and because of the A. K; Marshall, Dan.sville. Lansing, has enlisted in the coast de the Chinese to commit suicide on a •. 3 5-tf much slighter pretext would oblige ffict that Jackson County's Fair is the fense and left Monday morning for acknowledged leader of the county Detroit and from there to Boston, them to leave their old school. To Some folks apparently are getting rich with |^\I!,K—$35 Knglish style, my great satisfaction four of the five fairs of Michigan this big attraction where he will take up his duties as was obtained. I 111! bahy carriage at a bar- chief petty oHicer, s that day came to me and said they great ease. In fact, they are the ones who liHiiiire of C. E. Mosher, ?Iolt, would take the \\'ork over again and As the dates of the big fair draw 35w]p Dr. A. Cr, Hoekzenia, a veterinary make good their failures. near the final arrangements for this commenced in this city for some time, recolved year's exposition are being rushed. his commission as second lieutenant "Such experiences increase one's IsXLh;—3 new milch cows faith in the Chinese. It is now eas Numerous.changes are being made to Vl sows, D, A. Manshnll, Cit. several weeks ago. He has just re better facilitate the proper handling ceived a telegram to report for duty ier to believe that these people have By Laying Aside a Portion off their •iHon, jMlch, 3 5-tt capacities for sacrifice and heroism of the thousands of exhibits which it at Ca'nip McArthur, Waco, Texas, and is believed will be at least a quarter sALF—Good work horse, expects to leave soon. which we have not understood. It takes a large niea,sure of both these larger in all departments than that of Income Eacli Weeic I ;00, cheap. Al. Stid, .Ma- qualities if a student becomes a a year ago. The big dining hall in 35w2p • Christian. Eleven of- the .students which (150 persons may dine at one and depositing it in a reliable bank. Then INALI'—Cheap, Brown mare, OLOS MOTOR CUR CO, have been haptlzcd during the year. time is being improved. The hall iild, weight .127.'). E, A. Six of thoni I had the .joy of baptizing will be in charge of Ben.|amln Hoff when opportunity offered they had the neces i:(len. 34w2p at one lime, my first experience in ad- man of .Alunith (his year. MUM luinlstering the ordinance of baptism. Better concessions than ever are sary funds for taking advantage of it. ,S.\IJ1<^—120 acre farm, 2 Vj STAI{Ti;i> i:<» YKAHS Afit) LAST They were all academy students, most assured for' this year and Manager rith of Mason on new gravel SATllHltAY, $5IMM)0 STOCK. of them coming from non-christlan Burris states that the space is being till location, extra farm. Also homes. sold very rapidly, The exhibition ^ELIABILITV ACCOMMODATION if liay to let on shares. Call The following item appeared in the "The development of athletics has space in the main building is rapidly THE K'olfe, Mason, Mich. 3'tw2 extracts taken from the files of 20 made a pleasing^and hopeful addi being taken up. years ago this week: tion to the schofll life. As far as I ' \IA<)—Matched span of colls, have been able to observe the games •.cars old. ^S'I11 mature to The Olds .Motor Vehicle Company IMRRISH POSTEIt. with a capital stock of .f50,000 was of the Chinese boys are intensely in FARMERS BANK C. i\r. Abbott, Dansvllle, dividualistic, consisting of competi 3'1-tf organized last Saturday at Lansing A pleasing diversion from the usual STRENGTH 6tiRVIC, and it Is the first company organized tion between'two boys or between one style of billboard advertising has boy and a group of boys. They do •-\LKr—Silos" and silo fillers in this state-to manufacture horse been furnished to motorists in the at less carriages. Last Saturday R. E. not seem to have any games in which tractive 2'1-sheet poster on Fisk Tires I on short notice. Both the .practice of team work is neces- Artie Wood, Leslie. 3'1-tf Olds, the inventor, ran the car from which is appearing during the pres Grand Ledge to l.,anslng at an ex •sary. Socializing the students play ent month. has been one great piece of work dur !.«> \M':—Karm of 45 acres, 1 % pense of but four cents for gasoline. This beautiful piece of art work SI'HAI.VS ANKLK. of Mason. Uay Shaeffer, ing the year.- Of the games most was originated and painted by Max- Out of this company grew what is largely reriuiring te*m work basket f Millville I As Earl Whipple, a local carpenter, llhone. 32-tf field Parrish, the noted artist who i..«..*..«..«««.,t..*..«"*»*.**»*..«"***«"t..«««..«««'4»«..t.4«4.. now known as the Reo Motor Car ball and football of the soccer style was. working on j\lrs. Smead's house Company and the Olds Motor Car hitherto has refused to raise his on VMw street, last Friday afternoon, WA.NTKI). have been found to be the best. For brush to the task of painting an ad \V. Clark and family entertained Company, leading automobile manu us the former has.proved a great the scaffold broke, letting Mr. Whip facturers in Lansing today. The Reo'. vertising poster. The mountains, relatives from Shiawassee county last fl III)—Cucumber pickles. A. boon, for our space is too limited for Friday and Saturday. ple fall to the ground. He received, has a capital stock of $10,430,141.55 castles, and sunlight contrasts of the a sprained ankle and is now going I, ICdon. Cit. phono 130 football but we have managed to background are typically the work of JNIr. and Jlrs. R. H. Bravender are and the Olds a capital of $2,4 82,- crowd in threo basket ball courts. around on crutches. 3 5-t£ 0(13.14, as is shown by their annual Parrish and by those touches of staying with Mrs. Grace Hayner a The students-now organize the games style, many have identified the Fisk few days. I'l i:i)—100 bushel of oats and reports for the year ending August and play by themselves. A year ago 31, 1016, and filed April 13, 1917. poster as his work even before the Ralph Hayner went to Ohio Wed May. F, .McDaniels, -Mason, no game took place until a teacher signature was observed.. nesday on business. 35wlp appeared to act a* leader and organ- The poster's title and theme recall Hilliard Bravender called on G. 5. THORBURN zer.;' friends near Mason. I'l i:i)—.Middle aged woman to Of the standard of school work one's reading of the Arabian Nights for me this winter,' Willis GIVEN SURPRISE ON tale about the Magic Carpet and the i\liss Abbie .Clark Is working for done, Jlr. Wilcox writes; "An Ameri Mrs. Byron Fortnian. The Grocer 3 5w2p can boy would bo rather pleased If Prince wlio travelled upon it Avhere- soever he wished. It is upon this, .Air. and Mrs. Byron l'''ortman have Purina Whole Wheat Flour, 01 his teacher gave him less work to do. a little daughter, born August 20th, I'l i:|)—Hay and straw In any Not so with a Chinese boy, for a popular legend that Parrish built up 5 lb pkg 38c L, Dean'. 34.w2p riFTY LADIIIS HKLI* >IRS. STEl'H- his picture story of "Fisk Tires—the weight •!• lbs. Mrs. A. ,1, Stevens is teacher who neglects his work is sev helping care for hiother and child. Post Toastles, (new) largo pkg. 15c F.\ IIANNA OKLl.:i{KATF. erely criticised and the school which Modern Afcigic .Shoes," I'lCI) — Mason and Lansing Advertising men and artists the The L. A. S. will meet next Tues Baker's Fresh Grated. Cocoanut, or land contracts in ex- is lax in it's requirements is soon for day afternoon, September -Itli, for Oil Tuesday of this week, fifty of saken by all the most desirable country over have been unremitting in cans, per can lOc • r -10 lo :120 acre farms in Mrs. Stephen Hanna's lady friends in their praise of the high-class of ad tea. "iinly. Have two especially students." Mrs. Grace Hayner, Jlr, and Jlrs. 35c swooped down upon her .iust before The highest enrollment in the his vertising which this Fisk poster rep liona Cocoa, in 1 lb glass jars.. - lo deal at once. Also De- noon with well filled baskets to re resents. To those who have encount Ralph Hayner and Mr. and Mrs, Ray Heinz's Sweet Pickles, dozen.. 12c n sight of and west of Ford tory of the school as well as the larg Bravender .wore Sunday visitors at mind lipr it was her birthday. - After est incom'e from students are attrac ered It on the roadside, it has been a Best Red Alaska Salmon, can.,. 25c "r sale on monthly payment sourtfe of pleasure to note the distinct Harvey Hayner's. a bouiitiful dinner, a short program tive evidences of a wider field of use Fancy JapaTi Tea Sittings, lb pkg. 18c >>uii 10. Reynolds, Jfason, was greatly enjoyed. Edna M. G. H. difference between this work of a Henry Bravender and .Tames Good • 32tf fulness when the school is creating win were ^n .Tackson Tuesday, Iv6s read a delightful comment upon for itself." truly great American artist and that Arm & Hammer Soda, pkg 6c her personal esteem of Mrs. Hanna of the ordinary poster which intrudes Mr. and Mrs. W. Clark and daugh 25 lb Cane Granulated Sugar. .?2.55- TO IIE.VT. Jlr. Wilcox spent practically all-his ter Abbie and Mr. and JIrs, Lyle and recitations by Mrs. Ina Davidson boyhood in Mason and was ordained unpleasantly on one's vision. 5 double sheets_Tanglefoot fo'r..lOc ti;VT—Large furnished room and Mrs. Pearl Davidson met hearty Clark attended a family reunion at to the ministry here shortly' before Pine lake last Thursday. We are getting regular shipments K'Irls. :\rr.s, M. Glllett, west appreciation. his departure for China. •1. 35w2p At the close of the program, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Clark were in of No, 1 Kalamazoo Celery, the stock RUTH LAW WINS DISTINCTION Manchester last Sunday. They-made Chas, W. Browne, with a fitting PRK-NUPTIAL ENTERTAINMENT is extra fancy, 2 bunches for....5c ti i:i»TO l{K\T— House or the trip with his new Ford. .jingle, presented Mrs. Hanna with a Mrs. G. A. McMillan pleasantly en-, AS WOMAN MILITARY FLYER These prices are subject to change |("i light housekeeping. P. 0, beautiful .hand bag, the^gift of her Charles Gauss of Grass Lake visit •Mason. 34.-tf tertained twenty-six ladies Tuesday ed friends in this vicinity recently.' in markets. friends and neighbors. afternoon with a miscellaneous show It was a very pleasant affair, one Mr. and Mrs, H. Bravender and FOUND. er in honor of Miss Ber.tha Welsh, Miss Leona Sprague of near Fowler- long to be remembered., by Mrs. whose marriage will take place next Hanna and her many friends. ville visited Chas. Niethammer and 'i>—Auto tail light on "B" month. The afternoon was spent family last Wednesday. Ml son. Owner can have same with music and games, after which SI LOS for this ad. 35wl light refreshments were served. Mrs, H. A, Weston of Jackson and We Irnve plenty of Silos ~LOSTi\ FIRST REUNION OF THE Miss Ruth Rogers were out of-town in stock and arc in a -Two male Peacocks. Please guests. lie Game Farm. 3'lw2p AUIIEOONaii SCHOOL position to furnish our HA ZEL'I'ON, R EU N.ION. customers on short no »»K .STOI/E.V—New "Port- OIUiAM/il^D I.VTO l'l<:i{»L\NFNT The Hazelton reunion was held at 1 lire, 3CX-I V'2 on rim, black ORCiA.MZATION. the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. tice. 'Phone me. at my .'•ward for return of same Rhines west of Leslie last Saturday, expense. "Hlce. 34wlp The first reunion of the German with about ninety In attendance. The school in Al.aledon was held Tuesday, meeting was called to order by the MISCIOLLAXEOUS. with about 175 in attendance. The president, Mrs. Addle Cove, and min- dinner and program were held on utes^read and approved, and the offi ARTIE WOOD August 1st, 1917. • •Clair Riggs' lawn and a very delight cers for the coming year elected. The lie Board of County Road ful time was had by all. A bounti next reunion will be held at the honie LESLIE, MICH. inners of Ingham County ful chicken pie dinner put the people of Levi Slaght the last Saturday in liiii.se the road known as the in tone for the following . excellent August, 1918. . I program that was given.. This open COMU'S. MEETING. FOLER 'liarlotte road; from Middle ed and closed with a song.- A hearty Stale of MichlRan. The I'rolinlo Court for • ulto the belt line railroad welcome was given by Floyd Straight, the County of InKhnm. ••ist limits of the city of Lan- In the Matter of tbo Estate of LEWIS to which George Coryell responded, THE HOME OF FOLER, Deccaneil. solos by Misses Althea Burgess &n<\ "' MavinK been appolnteii commisnionerH to re '!: Board of County Road Cleo Cady and recitations by Hilda ceive, examine nnd adjust all claims and dc- • loners, 32w4 .niands of all iiersons aRainst said deceased, we Eifert and Fred Matthews. A talk do hereby Rive notice that four months from \V. A, FGSDICK, Chairman. was also given by Frank Wheaton. Quality the 29th day of August, A, B, 1017, were al T. H, BLIZZARD. lowed by said court for creditors to present, It was decided to make this re IlJfJ^«i^ their claims to us for cNaminntlon and adjust o.vj & OATJPORXIA RAIL. union a permanent organization, with ment, and that we will meet at the late resi meetings to be held each Year. A Groceries dence otT.ewi8 Foler, Whcatfield Township, In' I* (». j (JRANT LANDS—Legal said county, on the 29th day of Oclnber, A. D. Vi r land at last ended. Two rising vote (\f thonks was extended to .Mr. Riggs for the use of the lawn. 1917, and on the :9th day iif December, A. U. ilirejo hundred thousand acres Nearly all the fleshy people in town 1917, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of each of I'sljCd In the United States. Officers for the coming year were Bald days, for the purnose of cxaminlnR and elected with Mrs, Fred Brenner as Act of Congress, ordered to are among our patrons, that is our n''i""JSi?KDated Aunus. B"'''/L'i''^?t 29, A-. D. 1917. I' f| uiuler homestead laws with president; Miss Hilda Wols, secre RUTJI LAW strongest bid for thin people's trade! WILLIAM BLANCHARD, tary, and J. B. Humniell, treasurer. .lOIIK S. COY, pi I ions,.for settlement and sale, \ —TRY" THESE— lars and fifty cents per acre, Members were present from Lan iriEQIRL Fresh from her triumphant aerial SBwl ~ " Commissioners. nils per acre time of original sing, Battle Creek, Petreville and Ma exploits throughout the country in the 15 doz. Star-A Peas, new pack, son and vicinity. interests of enlistment campaigns and HEARING CLAIMS. ' HARK—DEC. 2S plus I homestead fees, balance '\ per doz $1.75 ..State of Mlchiftan. The Probate Court for IIroof.) Containing some of the sale of Liberty Bonds, Riith Law, 10 doz. Pioneer Peos, new pack, the County of Inxham. THE custom of giving an en- Araericia's foremost woman aeronaut, In the Matter of the Estate of THOMAS L.. |iiilior and agricultural lands LEAVK CITY. . pefdoz. $2.00 the United States. Large will appear at the Michigan State Pair BARR, Deceased, . Dr. E. •v. VanDerSlice and family ' gagement ring at betrothal 4 doz. Star-A Lima Beans, % doz. 8 5c Notice is hereby idven that four months from liledj map showing land, by have moved to' Ann Arbor, where the at Betroit August 31, for a series of the Snth day of lAuRUst, A, D. 1917, have been and townships, laws cover- doctor acts, as secretary of the state time comes down to us from tra daring and spectacular exhibition 4 doz. Pioneer Lima Beans,. % doz.$l , allowed for creditors to present their claims |i> and description of soil, cli- work against tuberculosis. They flights. Miss Law has achieved an i Anv eStnr.A TtOAtq dn/ Jl 65 nKnli't""''' ''ciensed to said court for exnml- Mlnfall, elevations, tempera- have been residents of this city for ditionary times, and has endured enviable distinction as a woman flyer^. 4 aoz. btar-AUeetS, aoz...... $1.00 n„t|onF„„,, „,ij„„tmcnt, and that all creditors U'. Postpaid -two dollars. about a year and one-half. Dr, Van because of its pretty and symbolic Soon-afterv the American aero corps i'/^ doz, Hunt'8-21/6 lb Sliced Pine- | of said deceased are required to present their -und.s Locating Co., Portland, DerSlice Is awaiting orders to exam- began operations on the French,flgbl- „,„ ,„ „„«„„ „-, j„„ tn OK. claims to>said court, at the probate oflice. In I -• 35wl3 , , Ine drafted men for the "dread dis meaning., It still has a beautiful Ing front, she; was on the scene and apple, in syruprper doz. . . .?3.Z5 the city of Mason, ln.*ald county, on or before have all kinds of spices on hand. ease." ..After this; he win return to made several daring ascensions over Pickling season-' l8 here and we-'tjo^sath lay of December, A, D..ion, and- "•.•••t<>.iii4„*., Ann Arbor as headquarters for state significance,: and whether you Pure Cider Vinegar, per gal 25o thot said claims will be heard by said court on thelSattle lines. I the 2«th day of December, A. D. 1917, at ten iWilliamston work as expert examiner. . , wish a diamond or some less cost* Coleman's Mustard, ^ lb can.. .20c o'clock in the forenoon. In this country she has been. honor Dated AuRust SB, A. D. 1917. ly sem. you'll find our store the ed beicause of her-patriotic efforts. In Coleman's Mustard, % lb can.. r35c L. B. McARTHUR, .Ma.iid Johnston, telephone TAKES EXAM. FOB SIGNAL CORPS 3liw4( JudRe of Probate. 'flying to promote Interest In the big YOURS TO SERVE H , returned Monday, frtim a ten , Paul ;Coy :of; this city is "making proper place to make your selec national loan and again in arousing PINAL ACCOUNT. FOLER—SEPT. 21 ration spent with relatives at preparations to join the Signal Corps young men to enlist in the armed State of MichlRan, The Probate Court for of the army..: Tie took the first ex- tion. Thisjs tKeone timeof all the County of InRhairi, - |i) and Mt. Pleasant! .- forces of the United States. As a At .a session of said court, held nt the rro- iedpath Chautauqua tent/Waa amlhatioh the latter part of last week C.^ RIES b{ite office in the City of Mason, in said coun Its] utmost capacity Moniday at Lansing:and passed. He left last that you must be sure you are result of her activities the U. S. army ty, on the 27th day of AuKust, A, ,D. 1917. ibas recognized her eftorta and con present: Hon, L, B.' McArthur, JudRe of lo listen to the closing num- Saturday for Grand Rapids, where he getting something reliable, and Probate, riieyi drew unusually large passed "another examination.. He has ferred tiie privilege on.'her of. wear-, . In the Matter of the Estate of CHARLES this year,- and It was; said .to: left' i for ColumhuBi. Ohio, where he when it comes from us you can Ing the lunlform of the U. 8> Aero When you get FOLER, Deceased. Corps. She is the only woman in the Lnwton T. Hcmans, by Mlnnl« P. Hemons; iiestj of the whole four years.- will take the final exam.' When an executrix'of the estate of the said lnwton T. ' ossnry 75 subscrlbeirB were eiilire class is'gotten together, they well be proiid of it. • -r country so priviledged and Is highly CyiBlphe Insurance Hemans, having filed In lald court his final , which' warrants ;their;return. will be sent to some cimp. to; go into proud of the distinction. . administration account,*and hta petition pray- what is the userof paying assess Ins for the allowance thereof and for the as- training;:;;:!;.',::/, Ci^":'-d'^r:':::.''^•:.-:' '-'d'•', slgnment and distribution of the residue ot OUlp Putnaih- h'as'piurchitBed Of all worldly: Intejests the mak mentBj;o pay the ote fenow'8,"W..tMe,^^^^^^^^^ ' 3 place, Fiitman street north, liig of a home should be the first In-^ loss when you need to only pay a IM, A. D. I9IT, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, moved 'her hbusehbld" goods the mind of the bead of a family. The small premium.foryoiirowni»o::-Jt^ called t6^ADfola,;IItdiy^^b]r^tb• death bome.-ls the rallying place for all I Subjan Wiisoni: hai 'returnedi FORD ASELTINE tbbseiof one fliesb^nd blood who are of^th9ir;dMifnt«r,iMra.^alByfBower- you about the best policy issued, 'tnlleif l^^^l. r^Sii^n^". "a cop""""y o^f I foiii; wiaeks'jBtayntlth frl«ndi man^,^b6::mMM;ftwayJAugUflt 28^ ai' united by:the strongest of human ties. thil order, tor three nieeefMlve weeks prevlou» Ijilt |andi^R©yia-:0»lCi;i>^s:>'5i;i^^^^,5;. fhe,>Ltttbmn{jbdliiitllii.inbrt Wayne; In the boine are Iniplred all taopeB of Win. E
Mrs. Chas. Hiird and daughter 101 leeioi aoEsoi locaos 10 Local News t are visjting rel.itives In Flint.. COMMUNITY CLUBS o Paul Browne is In Owosso the guest of Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Williams. D M.ASO.V MAKKKTS HOiyOINT PICNIC D .Mrs. .Mary Breed is visiting rela o o ,il, rod .'JS.OO, wheat, white tives in Detroit. I'l.XK, HOLFI'; A.\l> HUltlUlU) :v(; $1.(10, ofUs -ISc, corn ifl-SO, William Jllers, Jr., Is visiting Mrs. CliUIW U.MTK 'i:OOI5THKI{. ^(•p(l $7 to $!), beans ?0.50, Hoy Cladin in Charlotte. |i > 11.00, eggs 35c, butter 3-lc, ' Miss Helen Woodward of New York On account of the cold wave that iirhne .sloor.s Sc, light bulcliers City was the guest of Miss Bertha prevailed over this vicinity the latter Id (I'/'iC calves ] 2c, lambs 13c, part of last week, the Pink, Hubbard I Miles last week. and Rolfe Coiumunlty clubs picnic Mason Street Fairl '.<• to (Ic, hogs 3 5c, chickens Geo. 'I'ravci- has returned from Ann o id COc, was held at the Presbyterian church Arbor, where he attended the funeral last Saturday Instead of at the City D ^11 & Cross sell Wlckless Oil of Wm. Manley. park as planned. tf 'I'he Eden school will open Tues A very small crowd partook of the o , day, September 1, with Miss Pearl picnic dinner, but others came for Marguerite Gridln is visiting Vicary as' teacher. the program which was given in the THREE BIG PAYS M. afternoon.' This was opened by the liar nieoting of O.-E. S. Tiies- .Mr. and Mrs. Will Miera were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd De- singing of America. ' ning, September 4. Land in Lansing. School Commissioner F, E. Searl livery is vi.slting her sister, I gave an interesting talk of the the H\.illon, In Bay City. Miss Frances Cady and Miss Hilda Leonard have had tonsils removed at relation of the Community clubs to M. 11. King of Charlotte has .Miss Orr's hospital. the rural school. Air. Searl spoke WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ri iling Mrs. -M. Gillett. very highly of the clubs that met to Miss Ina Maine spent the week end |i I'ornu Kvorts of Detroit is vis- try and help but had no use for with the family of F. W. Urch at their those that met only for a social time. r auni, Mrs. T. E. Dayton. summer home in Jackson. 1'. W. Whitman left for Niles He also stated that while the farmers Mrs. O. D. Campbell and children were crying for help he was crying morning for a ten days' visit, have returned from Sterling, where for more teachers,. Alany were sur iiodnian of De.vter spent Sun- they have been visiting relatives. prised to learn that of ]20. teachers liili his hrotlier, Henry Itodnian. Afrs. Joseph Lord and son Winston hired in this county, 33 were procur Sept. 19,20 and 21 ,.nd .Mrs. E. B. Kelly spent last of Grand IJapids canie Monday-for a ed from other counties this year. "iih relatives and friends In visit with her sister, iMrs. C. A. Ries. This can easily be explained by the II, Harry Neely attended the Michigan insignillcant salaries paid the teach S. I.. .Marsliall and children Retail Clothiei'S association at Jack ers. Mr. Searl has received many I;M' latter part of last week in son Wednesday and Thursday of this resignations during the summer ow Balloon Ascension Each Day ing to the great advance In every II,s. week. thing since they accepted their Mid Mrs. C. li. Bashford were .Miss Geneva Kenestrick of Kendc- school.s last spring. AVhat the dis Kill and Detroit the latter part ville, Indiana, came last Saturday tricts offered then was reasonable but night for a visit with her cousins, J. one could scarcely live on that siilary W'clih goes to Detroit next E. -McCurdy, and family. at this time. He tried to impress Band Concerts Ferris WKeel •ii 111) dociding judge at "the .Mr. and .Mrs. Perry WIckman of those present that it was up to them II iir races. Fowlervillo and Miss Grace Miller of to help him out In this matter. If i:isie Sliaw'and Jlrs. Herbert Williamston spent Sunday with their war excuses are granted to pupils ~\)cnl I he week end with sister, .Mrs. F. D. Stanton. this fall it will bo under strict con Merry-Go-Round III OWOKSO. C. W. Browne, Sr., is on a business ditions. They will not be excused i:silu'r Grove has returned trip to Ashland, Ohio, He will re only when absolutely necessary, and ilirce weeks' visit with rcla- turn to Detroit where he will attend then the teacher, school director and Northwestern Midway Company— Ivalaniazoo. the State Fair a few days. parents will have to assume some of the responsibility, aside from Air. inr meeting of .Steele Brothers .Mis« Sarah .lones and Mrs, Mary Searl. It found that a pupil has re A. 1!., next Saturday after- Jones of Grass Lake have been visit mained out of school when unneces Higli Ciass Sliows iwo o'clock. ing their aunt, Mrs. Emma Austin, sary, he will be turned over to the • I'orranee and family left last and other relatives tlie past week. truant oflicer. . 10 visit relatives in Belding, Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Kingman and Rev. T. W. Hughes brought up this , • (I Groenville. Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Call and daugh same idea of the small salaries of the Mariani Loiigyear returned ters Violet and Dai.sy are in Wllliam- teachers. For the amount of good • ,-. from a visit with Miss Hazel ston today helping .ludge Call cele they accomplished and for the chil-1 111 'I'raverse City. brate his Gilth birthday. dron being entrusted in their care' A Great Agricultural Exhibit! IKMiel and family and .Tames IJr. F. E, Thomas has moved his they received the very poorest salar 1(1 family spent Sunday with nlllcc froiu over Webb & Whitman's ies of anyone. i.ilior. Goo. Deuel. store into his home on east Ash Aliss Elsie Taylor road the history street. He will practice in Mason of the Audubon society and the fine Ilari, a farmer in Aurelius, mornings and Lansing afternoons. Coit SiioW] Poultry Siiow, Etc. ''.sled a 1 0-acre lield of wheat things it is accompli.shing. After • 'iioed 3(!2 bushels. .Mr. and Airs. James Farley, who which she told of the study of birds in her school. After the birds left 11 llaynes and wife of Char- liave been visiting J- B. Miles and daughter, .Miss Bertha, for a week, for the south last fall they made a PREMIUM LIST • I 1). Ii:. I^ano of Dexter were left for their home at Enderlin, collection of birds nests and studied -•li.esis at ,Tay Lane's. .N'orth Dakota, Wednesday morning. the birds. Only one-half hour out r W. .linvetl, .Ir., left for Fort of each week was given to this study . 111., last Saturday, where he Misses Gladys Bellamy, Mary CATTLE Minar, Dorothy Hewlett, Bonnie Jean and she said it was surprising how COLT SHOW • •r Ihe training camp. Hill, Orrle Whipple, Lffcretia Wat- readily they became acquainted with ^ the various kinds. ri ' 0. E. Bell, Supt. John Tanswell, Supt. Ki'lley, who has been visiting kins and Mrs. Alirion Watklns are Premiums will be awarded on .three class Premiums will be awarded on any distinct /. Cortright, returned to her Mrs. i-logan of Lansing told of the 2 spending the week end at Eaton Rap breed. A separate class will be made of. Detroit last Saturday eveii- ids camp grounds. relation of theAl. A. C. to the rural n es, viz; Percheron, Belgian and grade colts as schools and Airs. L. Dell of Alaledon ^ *> follows: ' 1st 2nd grade cattle. Animails may compete in only 'IMio Webb .school and Improvement thought that some sort of a cooking I.. i\l. DuTiois, son Burr and club will meet with Airs. 0. H. Nich 2 year-old ?3.00 ?2.00 one class. Solk are spending the week stove should be placed in all of the ols, North Aurelius, September 6. A schools so the pupils could have hot 1 year-old .....$3.00 .?2.00 1st 2nd good attendance Is desired as there Cow, 4 yrs. old, over ifS.OO ?2,00 • . Gertrude Blakely at Pleas- lunches. .Spring Colts ?3.00 .?2.00 will be Important business. Ladles, This concluded the program. Heifer, 1 yr. old, over .$2.50 .$1.50 please bring a quilt block. Let Mr. Bell know at once what you intend Heifer Calf $2,00 ?1.0O Zola Bashford returned the The Pink Community club will to exhibit. Entries will close Saturday night, i,.ri, of last week from a visit meet at the home of Mrs. Forest Sept. 15th. . Entries will close Saturday night, Sept. 15. I aunt, Mrs. Wirt Milner, In Smith next, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. CONTEMPUTE NEW MtSONIC- fiM.-. Hoaglin of Lansing will be present lid Mrs. Ualph .Icwett of Be and talk on hot lunches. Ladies are LODGE IN jILUGE OF HOLT lli III the latter part of last week requested to bring pencil and paper. III- former's parents, Mr. and Floyd, Hallle and Jesse Harkness, T.AKINO STKI'S TO FOUiVD XKW SHEEP SWINE POULTRY W. Jewett, Sr. ' Arthur Scofield, J. A. Brower, Dr. C. LODOIO IN VILliAOE. .IfssG AVager, who has been E. Henderson, S. L. Marshall, J. A. J. N. Thorburn, Sjipt. Carl Jewett, Supt. Mason E. Reynolds, Supt. •rv, th eha summes r with Mrs. Ber- Cortright, Don Densmore and John H. Members of Ihe Masonic order Ip All sheep exhibited will be^ II' Will\th!\s i returned to Detroit, Healey motored to Detroit Sunday and around Holt are working hard to All swine will compete in \teach this year. get a Afasonic lodge founded In that Tlivlded into two classes, viz: Vadonal Loan & Investment and witnessed the Tiger-Red Sox pens of three animals. any age .$50.00 Ca.sh Premiums will ball game. village. George ' Shaw, for years i a Merinos and Long Wool varie V of Detroit, Mich., will pay resident of this city, but now of Holt, or sex. There will be no dlvi- be awarded in this department. per cent on Investments of The Presbyterian Sunday school ties. Premiums" will be paid as is at the head of the canvass, ' sion of breeds in thTs depart- A judge'from the M. A. C, will .my multiple of .'i!20. See F. picnic will be held at the City park There are at preseat about 2 5 follows; ment an 1 five premiums will be '!. 24tf Friday. Picnic dinner will be held young men in Holt that have express 1st 2nd be here and this is expected to at noon, after which games and- awarded as follows: C. IC. Call and daughter ed a, desire to afflliate with the M.a-- Ram .$2.00 .$1.00 be one of the best features of ;u)d Willjani A'den of Wil- sports will serve entertainment. The sonic order if a lodge could be estab Pen, 3 ewes .... .$3.00 .$,2.00 1st Pen .. i ).... .,$10.00. • . and Floyd Whitney,,of Lan- 'churfih will furnish dishes. In ca.s,e lished in their home town. With the Pair. Get in touch with of rain, the picnic will be held at the .$2.50 .$1.50 2nd Pen . 7.50 n- over Sunday guests at H. these and the members that are now Pen, 3 ewe lambs Mr. Reynolds at once—let him church. afllliated with Lansing, Ala.son, Oke- Here's your chance boys. Tell 3rd Pen . 5.00 know what you intend to ex M.JCing of Windsor, Cana'da, Mr. and Mrs. H. Every, Mrs. Roy mos and DImbndale lodges would give Jlr. Thorburn wlrat your going •'1th Pen . 3.00 •I making Mr.s. JI, Gillett a Dresser, Floyd Otis and family, the Holt lodge a.niember.ship of about to exhibit before Sept. 15th. 5 th Pen , '2.00 hibit. ' I \iRit, before ^^e is called into Wourt Every and family. Addle and 50. II the draft army Wednesday, Ella Every, Mrs. Charlotte Lundy and Followingthe canvass which isnow son Clare, Miss Blanche Every, Mrs. i.'r 5. being made by Mr. Shaw, Herb Gunn Feed for Live Stock and Poultry will be furnislied i :\rarshall .and two .sons, Chas. Walton, Germain Every, Willis and others, the matter will be placed iiid! .Tohn, of Blairsvllle, Pa., Every and Ed Stelnhoff attended the before the grand master of the Mich-' 2 HI iiig this week at the home of Harris.and Every reunion at Harris igan lodges through John H. Hawkes, \ Q liall's sister, Mrs. Q. F. Grif- Evcry's Hotel, Eagle Point Clark's past grand master, providing enough O GRAINS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES \|ason. lake last Wednesday. sentiment develops to insure the in- j ** This department will be under the supervision of.the eight rural carriers out of Mason po.'^tofllce. . Cni'al Neely and Miss Mildred Col. Grant of Detroit was In the Itial steps toward organization. The 11' .Each Route will make an exhibit and the Carrier will act as Supt. for that exhibit. li returned from Detroit and city the flrst of the week making ar lodge would probably be forced to ; U liiiiil the latter part of last week rangements for the annual reunion work under special dispensation for O $50.00-CASH PRiZES-SSO.GO of the Michigan Infantry which will a year. Permission to organize would D • Duiplete line of fall and wln- will be awarded on these exhibits. Every route receives a cash prize—but the best display gets the linery. , be held at the court house Septiember have to be.procured from the various 'o 20/ This is the first time that the lodges having jurisdiction in the Holt big prize. - ' • . , .M.; A. Randall has left for reunion lias ever been held in,Mason territory. • Coiinty Agent Seely is also planning on a display of grain that will be worth coming miles to see. '-ler, Where, she attended a and the'comrades around here are 11'uhion. While gone she will At "Reoville", or S. North road, Here are the men who.are put .after the big prize—help your R. D. carrier win it. ' feeling very elated to have it held there is a settlement which contains ft latives in Ann Arbor, Detroit, here. \ ~ ~ .. Route No. 1—Menzo C..Cady > Route Np. 5—Roy Adams o . ion iLake. a number of members of the Masonic The Red Cross society have contin order,and several of these have ex VA;\ ;::::*:: .RbuteN^ Route No. 6—Felix Mcrianiels indl Mrs. Dick Douglass and ued their meetings after; a vacation pressed a desire to join the Holt or _• \' Route No. 3—jSlin Marshall Route No. 7—John Noxon I if South Bend, Ind„ are VIBH- of two weeks. Tuesday the Lansing ganization. Their membership is , Route No. 4—M.A.Cotton Star Rout.e—Cordie Hunt . Douglass' sisters, Mrs. Coral ladies brought down yarn and gave distributed among the Lansing Mrs. C. G. Hardenburg and it tO'-this society. They agreed to lodges. iildred Hunter. furnish all the yarn if the local so .Vora Otis wentto Albion last ciety would knit sweaters for the Ma DRAIN NEWS. son Battery boys. As a result yarn morning for a visit with her The ^arkley.drain contracts -were BAKED GOODS NEEDLEWORK, EMBROIDERY . 13} J. Otis. Her son Nerval was given out to 19 ladles. Twenty- six pair of wristlets and five sweaters let Monday, August 27. Doty Hodges [ill home with her Monday, af- took the contract for construction for -"^ Mrs. C. W. Randall, Supt. piiding a week at that place. have been knitted and sent in. $155. The'. Grand Ledge Prodiicts This'department is set aside for church so This department is set aside for women's The Royston fariiilies held their' Irlslo of Company "P;, Fifth Co. will furnish the tile for |310. S. cieties. Three Premiums will be awarded fraternal societies. Each display must cori- iry, who has been In Panama, sixth annual retinlon at the home of E. Markley took the contract for and each exhibit must contain the following 111' on a thirty days' furlough, John Royston , In Vevay Saturday, hauling the tile for lis,. ,llBt: tain^atleast fifty pieces, and may be made up ^li wanted to receive this'fdur'; August 25. A bou'htiful chicken pie Special .commissionei-s on the Loaf White Bread, — , Loaf White Bread, '' ,- of white'and colored embroidery, Wallachain, latlier's illness bu,twas unable dinner was served at' noon which was Terry drain in Onondaga township (salt rising) (hop rl^ng). Cross Stitch, Punch work, Needle work, Du enjoyed.a»y all.. The afternoon was will meet September 5, and the spec chess and Point Lace, ,Tattlng, Drawn Work, "• i • '/-'.•":.•.•••'•:; . ,: pleasantly spent with visiting, music Doz, Biscuits Loaf Brown Bread I li^cz Cortright, Ethel Chapin ial commissioners on the'Huntoon Cheese, cottage Mince Pie -Battenburg, and Coronation Cord Braid.'The and story telling. L.'E. Royston lake drain will nieet September e; II, Alice Kelley of Detroit, Mrs. and Grace R.Allep were-re-elected Apple Pie Lemon Pie , , fraternal sptietles exhibiting the three best Taylor of Louisville, Ky., and The" Chapin drain sale trill be CuBtard Pie Sponge Cake as president and' secretary; Their August 31, the County Farm drain displays; will Tecelve: ,• ood. of Lanslhg41rove to Ibnla next meeting will be held at Vahder- Coffee Cake Fruit Cake Inirsclay to spend the day with sale September 7, and Wainright Doz. Doughnuts . Loa' Cake, white First Prize v.. ...$20.00 cook's lake,-Jackson, in August, 1917, drain sale S^eptemher 13. ~ C. Moore. „ "r;": '•••;•,., with Mrs. Charlotte Booth of Jack Loaf Cake, dark Layer Cake, white /Second Prize .$10.00 Hartwick of Owosso, son of son as hostess. - i Layer Cake, dark Doz. Cookies, white Third Prize ... .* $ 5.00 Jil Mrs. R. W. Hartwick of this The Presbyterian Missionary so Doz. Cookies, dark as been suffering for six weeks Ingham Grange meets Thursday ciety was held with Mrs. F. O. Ellett Firt Prize ...'..., 120.00 ^liiodj poisoning in one hand. He evening, September 6, with Mr; and yesterday afternoon with about 4,0 in Ladle* of (he different Chureh and Fraternal Mrs. D. D. Hurlburt. First in order attendance. The president, MIBB Effle 1 5.00 iiile to work sols spending a Third Prize Seoleiiea should begin at once to prepare It line with hla parents bere. •! win be the pgtluck 8upper.;and after Beech, tendered her resignation and Ladles' here's a chance to put some money 'the Inner man; is satisfied, and busi Mrs; Ellett was elected In her stead: - for the Baked Qoods, Needlework and Em' ness disposed of the: liscturer has ' In the treasury of youf society and establish Mrs. Esselstyn, of Lansing, a return COOKS. planned for a program Bomewhat.out ed. mlBsionary-from Persia, was pces- your reputation as broldory Departmenla. .^ of;the ordinary. In whichiall liiuBt ent; and gave ap interesting talk on take part and. which we hope iall will the cuBtbms ot.the people there and STCXR 'enjoy. • The weed contest was won by how different It Is to accompllBh any Mary-RoblnBon\and the prise .^iU be thing ^ there since the war; Mr. Es- 'or hdaaa'uA^pihi^ given at this time; : She;l»ad over 30 Belstyn Is lib Meshab, the farthest fast 8« For 6vir3pyiM« «reedB in- her bouquiet; Obtdoh Brav- bf;any ihlBglonary Bta'tion. Mrs. Haw- Come Every Day-^Bring Your Famiiy ender belhg:Beco;i{t|,^th 27.> Leimbn- ley: and: MIBB Kerns fnrnlBhed muBic, lieart Bde;cake:«nd wafers were sem^^ the latter ilBO read « paper, ftefresh- owr,^libBte8t;An»^:flnt^lme ehjbjred; ments•"•^re^.;;8iBnredi'^i•„^^• -'-^--^.^^ fcture of :We^!expeetfttfliw}|^i«|!g^xt^Th ..and.'Prlends..:.,. Rlilo;,;80}:ever}rbbay come;' NEWS, AUGUST
FISH STORY EOT DR. LAD LEAPS FROM OUS ANOJAVES HIS LIFE F||SHES PROOF STATE NEWS Teain Hecoine Frinhtenert And llun Tou .I'oiind Pickerel Jumps Into Away. Itoat. COLDWATKR—Some fish story, CHARLOTTE—Carroll,-"vfivc-year- but Dr. Blair, who tells it, has the okl son of WiUard Gulp, driver of the proof in his pos.session as to "rehotel bus, saved liinisejf from death SEARCH FOR sults," a ten pound pickerel which by groat presence of n\i'nd. The little J CHILD DRINKS jumped out of the water in the-chan- follow was, holding the lines while his nel connecting the Coldwater lakes father went into the hotel when the [HftLF MILINE DUE LUIULL ONE NIGHT with Morrison lake. The doctor says horses became frightened and ran FfliiDil A.slecp 111 His Kooni Following he was casting and reeling his line in away. Finding that he Avas unable iMcdical Alloiitidii Siivcs Her Moriiiii);. just as the bait reached the side of to gain control of the horses the lad Ijifu. the boat the big llsh made a jump for climbed over the top of the swaying ST. LOUrs—Last Monday about 4 it, clearing the side and dropping bus and dropped from the back end , W'l)—Allriicloil t)y Uio color p. m. an eight year old son named squarely in the bottom of the row off tho steps to safety. The horses f^O amount of advertising that we could • live the li-yeai'-ol(i daughter p. ni. an eigiii. JO... „.,. boat. A raincoat and the anchor ran at full speed for several blocks 1(1 Mrs. Bonjaniln Veldhuise Robert Whiting of St. Louis was sent held the big fish down until the lucky before they were stopped. *^, do could add to the genuineness of the tiui, narrowly escaped death to get the cows. He did not return^ fisherman reached land. lay wlieii she drank a quarter and, when his parents failed to locate furniture values which await you here. ) lit tlio poison before it was him, they gave the alarm. The sher t•' i| by her mother. Prompt iff and his deputies were called out SEND FOR BROTHER .iiiondanco saved the life of a posse of about 100 men with lan PUIDSIBLE AGENT STIRS These weekly ads are designed to keep before III terns searched all night tor the lad TO PROVE IDENTITY scouring the city and country in ev UP SILEMEMENT you at all times the fact that we are here in a ery direction without getting the least H«v Airested OlinrRed Witli Ifcing A trace of the boy. In the morning, KiiKlerficnrton Club Contract Allegeil . Slucker. ,SIN6 NEW IN- happening to go into a room in the Misrepresented. high and efficient state of preparedness, when home other, than that usually occu Wm IN HOWELL pied by the boy, they found him all JONEJSVILLE -^ Considerable ex .TONBSVILLE—Accused of being a ever it dawns upon you that you need something safe and asleep. citement was caused in tho village slacker and locked up by the Toledo last Monday a;fternoon by an oily authorities, Herman Maloney, 18 „x.|.aiin" I'o Sell ValuiiMe When auestloned, he said that he years of age, was obliged to send for in our line.' Furs. went for the cows, but was taken sick tongued agent with a deceptive con tract. The lady in question present his brother, C, E, Maloney, of this and came home and lay down where place, to extricate him from his dif- I LIJ —Livingston county's ed a very plausible proposition with We await the coming of the dawn and hope he was found. out making clear some Important tlculties. Young Maloney went to To lii'lustry is a t'ox farm. Mr. ledo to work a few days ago. He was ^ A. l'\ C\irlls of Detroit, for- clauses in the contract which related to see you here some bright morning before to a kindergarten club for children. unable to prove his identity and the ' iilents of llowoU operating fact he was too young to be included ' I at llifi l^oro ,Mar(iiietto sta- ACGIDENTLY KILLED AT' One .Tonesvllle lady paid two dollars and signed tho contract, supposing in the military draft. The fact that II', 11 as llic ITowoil house, have lie is of large phy.sique and looks sev • • il tlio •Ifl-acvo farm known' that was all there was to the deal. Later, on examining the paper, she eral years older.tlian he really is, ad .'•Isnn l^oll,il)ono farm, about ded to the difficulty. l\lrs, Marion • • (!ast of tliis city, and will flinger Ale Tank FA|II<><1OS Ci'iisliiiig; found that the full amount pledged was thirty-throe dollars and fifty Taylor, of Osseo, mother of the false • same will) foxes which they Wesley Menitt's Chest. ly accused young man, was also called •il and raise for their value cents, to be paid in Installments. She further found on inquiry that promi to Toledo to furnish proofs of her ' •••iirliig aiiinials. OWOSSO—A sad accident at the son's age and identity, ' fair grounds last Wednesday, result nent residents represented as having ed in the death of Wesley Merrltt of signed similar contracts, had not done Detroit, who was conducting a stand. so, and had not even seen the agent. B FINDS VAULT Merrltt was charging a small ginger The faker was sought out by the Irate ale tank when it exploded, crushing resident, and made to* hand over the JACKSON BOARD TO IIERy SAFE REFOBE his chest and otherwise terribly in contract and later, the two dollars. juring him. He was taken in an am The telephone wires were kept busy iXEMPT MARRIED MEN WluMi lloldu|i Man Demands bulance, quickly called, to a hospital warning othpr people of the character $1,000. but died soon after reaching the hos of the agent and her proposition, and Will Not Apply To Men Kccently pital. Parts of the tank were blown she was glad to abandon her decep IMurrietl. 1 l.OIiD—A bold attempt last a hundred feet, but fortunately no tive proposition and move to new ance which brought hlnr'up to the I iv to liohl up tlie Vanderbilt one else was Injured, A large crowd territory. JACKSON—All married men are up to physical requirements, A non mark. A tew visit practitioners, who I .;i! l)aiik tailed through a ruse gathered but was well handled, no to be exempted by the local board. commissioned ofllcer of tho state ar by manipulation Increase the il tlio owners of the bank who trouble resulting. This decision was reached by that tillery lacked a pair of molars when height of the applicant,' but only a body last Thursday after the receipt the batteries were taken into feder tew venture this treatment. ilniK! with the bandit at the The sympathy of the crowd was al service. He found a candle and amply shown by the raising of ?125 PPISONER SWALLOWS $20 of a telegram from Provost Marshal General Crowder and a letter from fashioned a pair of teeth which pass \. Quick, one of the owners, for tho widow, $20 of which was'giv ed inspection. When he escaped the HiLs ROCOVOIMMI Her Healtli istH in the bookkeeping, was en by the fair management, $60 by BILL TO ELUDE SEARCH "Adjutant General Bersey, which left examining physician, he hastily ex IL; on the books, Cashier 11. H. the Parker shows and $44.50 by do the decision up to the board. PiX- So many women suffer trora simi tracted his wax teeth. Drinking of lar afllictlons that this testimonial I having just gone to the post- nations by those visiting the stand af Now In iTail Without Money Tp Pay emption, however, will not be tender plentlous quantities of water has when a man about 25 years ter the accident. • Fine. ed those men who have only recently from Mrs, Laura Beall, Plattsburg, brought to the mark, many a lad, a Miss., will be read with Interest; "I • iiped to the wicket and cover- JACKSON—"Come on, let's have been married. tew pounds short, but one ambitious \iik witli a revolver demanded that money. Take your hand outa One case of this nature came be got In bad health. My left side hurt youngster supplemented the water all the time, I took doctor's medi that pocket. You'll need it to pay fore the board today and exemption with dried apples and was unfit to !• I< smiled, told the fellow he your fine In the morning." was denied. Appeal has been taken cine, but It did me no good. I took ALBION COLLEGE TO • report tor examination tor some time. two bottles of Foley Kidney PlUa and 'hi; drop on him and that he J. A. Cartwrlght, arrested for being to the district board. Because of One man slightly under height, cour have the money, but that he the large number'of married men, I feel all right now." Sold by L. H. ' HAVE FOOTBALL TEAM drunk, was being searched by two ageously bumped his head against a Harrison and Longyear Bros, I luive to go to the vault to get policemen last Frldiay night, with no children, who asked exemp stone wall till he raised a protuber Will Kesiime Athletics AKain This "You won't get it. You see if you tion the board was undecided as to its ' I it and be damned fast about . Year. do. Leggo of me. You don't get that course of procedure and gave the ap ?20 bin. plicants temporary exemption pend- >\i walked to the vault, stepped ALBION—Football will be resum "Yes, I know, but some of these , ing an answer to a telegram sent to •I pnilod the door shut behind ed at Albion college this fall, accord bums will get it away from you," I Washington. Then he yelled, The bandit ing to action taken recently by the quoth one of tho custodians of the | lliii''arcrt. executive committee, which voted un lavr as he jerked at the Akron man's animously to resume athletics. arm, so he could remove the twenty MANY SCHEMES USED TO GET At an early meeting in the year, from his pocket. BARNS BURN IN the college had decided in comnion Just then up came the offending with many other schools In the coun arm and hand and a bill of golden hue INTO GREAT NATIONAL ARMY try, to substitute military training was quickly thrust by the offender in One 'Applicant RoplaccMl Lost Teeth STORMJIEAR OLIVET for athletics. After government of to his mouth. There was a gurgle, With Tiillow Ones. ficials recently expressed themselves then a cough and another hiccough. jliiiiinK Strikes On Two Fiiniis, in favor of all colleges continuing liillin^' Three Horses, Twenty dollars of Uncle Sam's coin of ST, JOHNS—While many schemes athletics, the Albion committee was the realm find disappeared from cir are being worked by men subject to one of tl^e first to fall In line. It Is culation. the draft, to get them out of serving .IVKT—During the heavy elec- understood that mliltarytralnlng will ; stonn, wliich visited Olivet and Perhaps if Cartwrlght ever has* ap Uncle Sam, It Is not all one-slded._ be compulsory In Albion college this pendicitis the doctor who operates Ingenious methods have also lieen !iy lust Thursday afternoon, two year, unless the men are excused by barns, together with their con- will get the money. But it is certain employed by young men who desired the faculty. • Those taking part In the Akron man will linger in jail for to go with the Michigan National woro struck and burned to the athletics will be excused but they will ml. The barn on the Wray.farm, a few days for he will lack the fine of Guard to France an3 faced rejection be required to report daily for prac $6,35 which Judge Dahlem will im through some slight failure to come :i of town, was the first to betice , in order to get their credits. Ju k. It contained about 60 tons pose on him this morning. buy l)esides many farm tools, • h had just been placed there the liiil'oro. There was insurance on iiarn, but none on the contents, FLIPS PENNY TO DECIDE I age is estimated at about $1,- The large barn on the Heyden- SHOULD GO TO WAR n I'arm was the other to- be de- •>IHL Besides striking the barn, Ouo .Son To Go To France, Other Re. lightning killed three horses at mains On Farm. .-.Id'o of the barn. The old family Don't Expect Yo^r Family Mig horse escaped Injury and was LANSING—They gambled with .11(1 grazing across the road. This lives In Washington and they have a 111 contained about 40 tons of hay, gambled with lives in Lansing. Be To Thrive in a Dry-Kiln! 11 111' which was destroyed. Mr. Hey- cause it was a gamble, RussellE, Kel liurk was In the barn when the logg, 25, is to remain on his father's ' They couldn't do it! Yet thousands of families shut up kill struck, but escaped uninjured. farm at Howell, but Harry D. Kelr in hot, stuffy, dry-as-a-bone rooms during the winter months •mil |Was partially insured but the logg, 27, the brother Is to go to Diiifliits was a total loss. Many France. might almost as well live in a • '• • ' 11 pie from town rendered their aid Therfather, who runs a 260-acre dry kiln! Protect your family from I r:„,« «... p«:«».«« Maying the other buildings., farm near Howell, with the aid of his the coughs, colds, lung trouble and «• "ISMLC °"*'* " two sons, asked for the discharge of sickness sure to resultfrom this abu- ?5**"**J^*S!E^^^ his sons. ; ^ sive practive. Let the air be fresh and moist ^Health SitJ[l°tf^°TeMiilM "One son is to go," said a member, —healthful as well as comfortable, by replac- •»« HUMioiFm EPT, 15 of the board,'"one son must stay on tag your old heaUng plant with a *Coiifort S?Ji':5MJS ""Si the farm,"~ said another-member. .^ -: -••• _ > __ tit, fte«fromdMt.gan.iinoke—llttBi "They gambled over who should go DAY AT COUNTY FMR first in Washington," said a third ; We want to trade you good honest merchandise ii ronlano FlightN, Parade And Ad^ member of the board. IwlAiarAllit I^AOnnn ^VftrAm ntnlirgtcomMMion chamber affotda' (li'csscs to Feature Celebration. "We can gamble it out hfere," said a fourth member. -- '~: for your dollars. The fifth member flipped the one- •^- KOUtUt Oak SiVVb «y«ein. •SsU.ctamliiB. Ash-pit dual- .lACKSON—Complying with a re- In making this proposition we expect to accord . . '.'•,.•••. .• ••••;. \- .' • broof-Msrolimj flltail with •nrJnklcr, ni'stj by the government and Govern- cent piece., Harry Kellogg drew tails., :. .-•;;,, •-,-.•- —and the onty heatmg plant that automatic- , Non• leok door fr»mo cut on-not 1)1 Sleeper, one day'will be set aside you fair and honorable treatment. ally ventilatesiahdHUMIDIFIES.. Sr.W,y;X;^i;,, a.cd et<.n,. kt the Jackson County fair as Patrlo- Floodsthe entire, house with a;^con8tant J^Wgo''W«s"'.?te^^^ tii' day, . Manager W. B. Burris an- If in the course of our dealings any-mistake of iiun'ped last Friday morningj that stream of ever-changing, moist, fresh air— cut. -N<>v chatter lAid laughter and'°brlght eyed ORDER OF PUBLICATION MORTGAGE SALE. badinage loosed upon her Immediately State of Michigan. Circuit Court for the Default having been iniiile in the conditiona For Tired Women County of InRham. In Chancery. ,nf n certain rcnl estate mortgnge, whereby the m after the unmasking by Dexter Alli Miiy C. llrewster, PUiintllt, power of sale therein contnineil bcriimo opera son's perfectly cadenced announcement vs. tive, made liy Floyd L. Fuller, Edith E. Fuller, > With Aching HeatU Eilwiird A. lircwBter, Defendant. • his wife, and Robert R. Fuller, single—anid of his daughter's engagement. All in Suit nendinK In the Circuit Court for Ing- Floyd L. Fuller and Roliert R. Fuller, being a breath the huge room had become linin County, in Chancery, on the I7tli day of co-imrtncrs uniler the name of the Fuller Con . "Thoy help mo so much and I find August, 1917. struction Company of I.iwislng, Miotiigun. to stmingly oppressive, the gayety un- relief aa soon aa I begin taklns your It HPPcnrinK by nflidiivit on file herein, that the Union Building & Loan Association, Lim Iwarable. Foley Kidney Pills." Mrs. Prank P. tlio ilvfcndnnt, Edward A. Brewster does not ited, of I.nnslng, Michignn, diited April 18th, ^ u I'Wood, Morrill, Malno, R. P. D. No:^2. reside in the Stale of Michigan, and farther, 1913, and recorded In the olTice of the Register And yet afterward, alone in her Sometimes It Bcems as if you can't that It cannot lie ascertained In what state or of Deeds In Ingham Countji, Michignn, on room, when the last treble note had btand the pain across your back. It country he does reside, on motion of C. P. & April 22nd, 1913, In lilier 159 of mortgages on died away and she had dismissed Ce- la Just maklnfr your life miserable E, T. Ilnmmnnd, plaintiir's attorneys, it is or pnge 4fi4, upon which mortgnge there is now and robbing you of all cncrey and dered that B.-ild defendant cause his iipiieiirnncc cliiimod to be due and piiynhle the aum of AUTHOR OF clle, her sleepy eyed maid, the sense •troneth. When you are constantly to be entered herein within three months from .ffiSC.n.'i, consisting of the unpnid principal and of oppression had returned redoubled. this diitc, and in case of iippcnrance he cause interest amounting to $(!ri8.20 and tuxes paid ONCE TO EVERY MAN' tired, head always aching, nerves "on his answer to the bill of complaint filed therein upon the inortBiiged lands nmnunting to t27.8li, She did not want to sleep. She was edge," kidney action palnlul and burn to be filed, and a copy thereof to be served on and no suit nt Inw having liccn hroiight to re glad of her wide eyed wakefulness, ing, then la the time to start in at snid attorneys within twenty days after service cover sniil debt, or any part thereof, and the once on Foley Kidney Pills. on him of a copy of snid hill, and a notice of snid Union Building & Loan Association, Lim i)ut In the darkness wails and celling , They strengthen the weak, alllngf this order, and that in default thereof aaid bill ited, having hy resolution duly adopted at a Btid floor seemed fairly to close In upon Kidneys, improve their action, cnabla lie^taken ns confessed hy him; also that within regular meeting of ita Board of Directors, de them to throw oft the poisons that twenty days from this date, said plaintiff cause clared its election to consider the whole amount her and hedge in soul and brain as well cause your trouble.' Your nerves grow a copy of this order to lie published in the unpaid on snid mortgnge debt to be now due as body. It was the first time the girl peaceful, sleep becomes sounder, ncrv- Ingham County News, a newspaper printed and payable hy reason of the non-payment of had ever known the need-^tho driving out headaches disappear. As Mrs. and circulating in said county, and that such certain installments of principal and interest k *'"•.._,'" ••"B Wood Bays: "I And relief as soon as I piililication continue therein once in each week provided for hy ciiid mortgage, notice ia here desire—to be alone out of doors, where begin to take your Foley Kidney for six weeks in succession, or that she cause by given that on Saturday, September 8th. J~'r ifi there was nothing but sky and sky Pills." Be sure you get the genuine a copy of this order to tw personally served on 1917, nt nine o'clock In the forenoon of said »• ay tH said defendant at least twenty days liefore the day, at the north entrance to the City Hall line to bound her thoiights. And at Foley Kidney Pllli, for they aro time prescribed for said appearance. Building on Ottawa Street, Wei)t, In the City CHAPTER IX. ; "Eell sleep tne day tnrdngni j lost when her restlessness became no purely medicinal and contain no of Lanalng, Michigan, (that being one of the think,".he said, "and the night per- harmful drugs. CHARLES B. COLLINGWOOD. pincea where the Circuit Court for Ingham Doctor and Patient longer l>earab1c, while the reihaindeif Circuit Judge. County Is held), said mortgagee will, by virtue I haps. But I'd advise you to look in on Sold by L. H. Harrison and Longyear AT JOB IcJincd over and drew of the house still slept behind drawn BroQ. CLARK S. CHAMBERLAIN. Deputy Clerk. of the power of sale contained- in aaid mort ' him now and then, just tiie same. Be curtains, she rose and slipped Into C. F, & E. T. HAMMOND, Attorneys for gage and in purauance of the atatute in auch u blanket a little bisher Plaintiff, Business Address, Lansing, Mich case provided, sell at public auction, to the did us a good turn last night. It's the boots and breeches and riding coat and igan. 34w7 highest bidder, on the foreclosure of said ucrosB ibe slccplug man's second good turn lie's doub for me, descended to order a not too wide ORDER OF PUBLICATION. mortgage, the landa deacrlbed therein, together shoulder, while Steve contlii- Joe. .And, now perhaps the chance State of Michlfian. Thirtieth Judicial Cir with all appurtenances, or eo much as shall he awiiite- groom to saddle a horse. And cuit Court. In Chancery. ORDER OF PUBLICATION. nceosaary to satisfy the amount duo thereon ^llcntly to stiuly Garry's face. Uas come to even up ttie score a little, Georgia A, Tucker, FlaintllT, at the time of sale, together with all legal in the very middle of his sensatldnal State of Michigan. The Circuit Court for costs, that is to say, a parcel of land In the Ill unccnscloiisncBS a fatritJy yoii would know, wouldn't you, Joe, report of iiagtime's empty staill. she v«. the County of Ingham. In Chancery. John H. Tucker, Defendant. Township of Lansing, Ingham County, H\ Hmllo of BkeptlclRra still clung jinst how many drinks to prescribe for swung to the saddle and turned to Roy W. Boutwell, Plaintiff, Michignn, described as! lot three bun- ii man who has lieen as—as ill as Gar Suit rending in the Circuit Court for the vs. drcd seventy-nine (879) of Leslie IIIPB. . . ward the north. County o( Ingham, In Chancery, at the City of Ethel Lym Boutwclt, Defendant. Park Subdivision in anid Township of Lan VIM like hlih," Stcye remarked ry has?" Lnnaing, on the 17th day of.July, A. D. 1917. At a session of said Court held nt the Cir sing, according to the recorded plat thereof. Mile after mile, the roan mare plac P.resent, Hon. Chnrlea B. Collingwood, Cir cuit Court room in the City uf Lnnsiug, in very soberly. "Somehow the Fat Joe's face commenced to shine, cuit Judge. idly choosing the pace, she rode with snid county of Ingham, on the 17!h day of Dated June 7th, 1917. he liegan to spei* i knew it arid.at.that be was only beginning to In thif cauie. it appearing by the affidavit July. A. D. 1917. one leg dangling oyer the pummel of of the above named plalntllt, that the defend UNION BUILDING £ LOAN ASSOCIATION, understand. Present! Honorable Howard Wicat, Circuit „ „ , _ LimltcH, Mortgagee. luctly the Kort of thing 1 expect- the saddle, everything else forgotten ant, John H. Tucker, retidei out of the State Judge. "Ain't I the doctor?" he demanded of Michigan, and at London. England. There C. F. & E. T. HAMMOND, Attorneya for to Buy. The probability of in that preoccupied endeavor to review In thia cause it appearing by affidavit on file Mortgagee, Business Address, Lansing, aggrievcdiy. "You don't have to go ho fore, on motion o( Gardner & Hood, attorneyi that the present whereabouts or residence of U II much more uift'uslnR pros- each moment she had shared with him. for the plaintiff, it ii ordered that defendant Michignn. 24wH deeper into technicalities with me. the defendant, Ethel Lym Boutwell, is un Id some men, .loe, than the per- When the higher morning sun found enter hit appearance in laid cause, within known, and that her present whereabouts or of living." And I told you last night anyway, three montha from the date of this order, and residence cannot be ascertained, nor can It be MORTGAGE SALE. her far beyond the rolling pasture that within twenty days, the plaintiff cauie didn't.I, that It would Ijove to be his ascertained in what state or country the aaid Default having been made in the conditions .l.ie filistuid 0 swift, half pijf.r,le ! .\OTICI': Oh' fiETTlNfJ DUAIV CON- .OEHIDE TBEftTMENT i . THAOT. R County Farm Di'nin, IT FOBJEIIT UNO RyE Notice is Hereijy Given, That I, E. J. Doane, County Drain Commission Kiiinoiil Will Save Millions Of er of the County ot Ingham, and State Mills Of Wlivat And Itye. of Michigan, will on the 7th day ot A GOOD PLACE TO ATTEND SCHOOL! aso l''(»i' St'f The Club held a meeting last Thurs day -evening, at the Central school ITRUCTIONS OF MJUL building, to take action, and it was FIRE THREATENS ALBION voted lo form such a unit, The ap 10 FOIICES IN FRANCE plication blanks for membership had STEELWOOOCTS CO. not,been received, however, and an- iMi)in;s.sr,i) >i,\fiAziNK,s MAY oilie'r meeting will be called tor Mon Ksliinatuil T^KSS iletwoeii $1500 And 111': SIO.VT |.'OI{ ONK CKNT. day night, and it is expected that the !|i2000. blanks will be here by that time. Ilnivtion is called to Uie vital Im- There will be no age limit and all ALBION—Last Monday, the lire luiico of complete and correct ad- young men who would care to are department was called to the Union :iiK of mail intended for offlcors asked to join. Ofhcors will not bo Steel Products Company's plant on . alisled men in the Army and chosen until the memberships are in. North Berrien street to extinguish a lire which started in the paint shop. I insure adequate'and sntisfac- It was not known definitely how scrvice for the National Army the fire started, but ilbout 10:20 the National Guard cantonments in alarm was given that the paint tank, jl iilied States and for their mob- SOLDIERS mEMPT TO where the wire products are dipped, liion and training camps the post- had caught lire and the department L (Idpartmont has authorized the Y. M. G. A. TENT was at once called. The flame had llihshmcnt at each of these camps gotten quite a headway before the liiiiionmcnts a military branch of .'\NKiKtnnt I>o$(ma8t«i' On (iiiniil FniN- department arrived, for the tank, ji.iiirost postofllce. trates Plans. where the fire originated, was almost p larilltato the work of the mlli- filled with paint, which burned and liianch postofflces it Is of great GRAYLING—An attempt early last spread rapidly to the other parts of kinance that all mail for officers Thursday morning by two soldiers to the building. Kin In the camps be addressed rob the Y. M. C. A. tent where $1500 The east end -of the building was porfect manner as possible. The in postal receipts and savings Is lo badly damaged and some of the con li of tlio addressee should bcwrlt- cated was frustrated. Two soldiers tents, consisting of windmills, dough I'Kibly and in full, his official were seen crawling under the drops troughs, castings and wire work were ; hould precede the name, and his of the tent. George Boer, assistant badly scorched. The loss .will be be 11.11 should be, given in detail. postmaster, on guard saw them and tween ?1500 and ?2,00.0. |(iillowing is suggested ns the best they fled. ._ iif address: natio William K. Jones, I'ompany C. .1st Ueglment SEEDING OF BEHER STRAINS Pennsylvania National Guard, FORMER. CHARLOTTE MAN I'nnip Mead, Maryland. SHORT WAYJOMORE WHEAT August number of the U. S. BY "13" |iil I'ostal guide contains instruc- List Of Best, Varieties 1*0 Plant Is U) postmasters regarding classi- Serial XiimlM!!' 1813 And Ap|>cai'e<1 CoMipilcd Hy M. A. C. P iT*T-a>fc.lW.W the furrow slice and disc or harrow be sent without charge to any person ner's Add, Lansing, i5400. frequently. In many cases, beans in the state, upon application." Arthur B. Haller and wife to Hol have failed in Michigan due to the mes Realty Agency, W 44 ft. lot 3, bean maggot or other' causes. Such REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. blk 13, Park Place, Lansing, $3,200. land held for wheat should be disced Andrew Neller and Geo. Benriter Willis D. Hayland and wife to Al frequently during August and Sep and wife to J. G. Reutter and wife, bert Knickerbocker.'pt W % SW V^, tember. Where wheat Is to follow lot 15 of Brown Insurance Agency Sec. 12, Leroy township, $3,500. beans, potatoes or corn, the land Add, Lansing, ?1,000. Charles D. Sharpe and wife to should be disced as soon as possible J. G, Reutter and wife to Lewis G. Phoebe Burger, E 33 ft, Pennsylvania after the crop Is removed," Reutter, lot 15, Brown Insurance Ave., Lansing, $2,836.82. Agency Add, Lansing, ?1,000. • Emil Bensh and wife to Martin-J. Thomas W. Hacker and wife to Smith and wife, lot 200' of Excelsior Pregulman Bros. Packing Co., 100 Land Co. Add, Lansing, $300.' « GIVE ilDDF PLEim OF ft. Shiawassee St., Lansing, $1,500. Franklin S. Porter to Franklin Franklin Heights Co. to Franklin Heights Co., lots 40, 52, 71, 112, 41. ROOM WHEN YOU BUILD S. Porter and wife, lot 52, Franklin Franklin Heights Sub, $15,000. in Tire Buying Heights Sub, Lansing, $3,000.- . Esther D. Vetter, et al., to Joseph Heu Must Have Four Square Feet Of Francis S. Dunsmore and wife to A. Fitzgerald and wife, lots 32, 65, "Elbow. Room." James S. Burns, lot 72, Chas. Rud- Ziba A. Downer Sub, Lansing, $500. Than i* ri«k in • chanc*—but not whan you buy a tiro of known quality-^-of known anduranca. East Lansing, Mich., Aug. 16.— The man who is thinking about put UniUd StaU»TiTt»—i\l fiva of tham, 'Royal Cord,' 'Nobby,' ting up a new poultry house should 'Chain;'Uieo;'Plain,' make-ready now for the job, a bulle tin from ;the poultry department of —ara tirat of known, damonitratad and provad tarTico and the Michigan Agricultural college de anduranca. ' . " '.":••! -";• clares. The statement is added that at le^st- four sqnare feet of space —tba make of tirat that coita last par mila today'.than any should be allowed for every hen, . olhar maka'of' tira—now or OTar. -• '' "If you are planning upon putting up a poultry ho,use, build now,"; the Sept. 10 to 15,1917 Proof—^a eoniittant and paraittant yaar-by-yaar, montb«by« M. A. d." poultrymen say. "By so moatliaalaa ineraaaat'of I/iw'tai/StolM "Tirat.* ,; doing the house itself -^ill be well seasoned and the ground below the r Tour Mpioriane^'too, ;«rillpiHmtbair'^^ '; - ,": floor thoroughly dried out before win- 5 Full Day8---3Night8---Wedne8day, Thursday, Friday •tersets'ln'.: ,.„• ' • . •.>;,' •,.'"-' '' • '.' " • .. ''••• ' "The house should be large enough to allow four square feet of space for MICHIGAN'S BEST COUNTY FAIR each hen. ''•'That is, a coop for 1,00 birds should be 20 feet by 20 feet in size, 18 by:24, :16 by 25, or;;i4:by 30. A house less than, 14 feet \ride or deep should never be built. ,.. Bigger aritl Better This Year Tiian Ever , VA shed roof can be built for the A Tir,o fotEvinyyNud.ot:;PriU and Uio house 14 feet wide, but the others 'RoyaCordr'NoU/ .'CtuOi^kfUin^^^PUM should have a short or; broken roof, 1 8,000 Exhibits Last Year—More This Year while the 20 by '20 istrijcture may be built with a gabled roof. If a shed One Hundred Thousand People Attended in '16 Vnittdatatit TVBBaiuid TIRBACCBaSO-: roof is used btiild' the. house four and : JilCSiraM'iin ihraiwttnt Worth ami Ifaar > one-hajf^jfeet high, at the ;rear and' eigbti-feet-ih front; :If a sauare house is'bulltallov the ridge pole to be;sev |^'v-&B,;'J'',i?t''V(SijgVi?.rr;^j>;> en feet .from the'^flobr'with'a. front; Solid In Your Enirleai Early^a tour,.atidbne-:haIt feet'Ulgh'and the; rear'flve'feet-hlgh;'''>;'-'~":-'';''';';''.i''^-;; ^ jvv'.^'Theinexti question; jBw^hethep-to lbuild^i;aiIK ;openviront;hduBe or not; Ekperience ;a;t Ithk oollefe Ihas ^taught, that hiBUB-lay; better, are leBB;BU8cep- tlb1e-'td~dlBeafle,v;an;d'are'more, con-^ "••'•'••••• .•-.^i tented,in an open front building than ' li^'il^-Mue Iprtnt ol 8U«h;a/l»«use iwJUi Site?;/ '•-'•^^ •,...,...,..-.....-. ..,. Iio INGHAM COUNTY^ NEWS, AUGUST 30, 19i7 mother leave the first of next month Dansville for WiUlamston, where iMr. Corwin ..•.•••.»..«><|M«..».>«.>t»ft^•••.•••••••••.t"«"*"«<*«<. 4 will engage in the'bean business with his uncle, 0. D. Corwin. ..11(1 Mra. L. G, Ban' niul chW- I\lrs. Roy DoWit.t returned last Sat iMMlLMrs. H. M. Parks, who have urday from a two %veeks' visit at ' ri? for Koiiie tJme spending Ihe WehbervUle. Dress Up the Boys for School! r, I UM'I. Thursday tor Uieir i\llss Myla Granger teaches at the ill Omalia, Nebraska. The PoUok in WheatfieUl the coming iv Woning before a large niim- 'year. ijielr friends and neighbors Mrs. H. M. Holmes was In Lansing Jhey always start out just a little more cheeuful with a New Suit or a Nobby Fall I helm a siirprisp visit and a very the first of the week. ralil|; time was had. It, was an School commences next week TOes- Cap. We are all set with a splendid assortment of the Famous piii fiiily appreciated by them day with the following teachers; My- iljnot soon forget, / ron P. Hancock, superintendent; III Wheeler and .son of Fowler- principal, name unknown; granimer, \\ isi)(Ml at C. W. Curtis last Siu>- Miss Marion Roberts; Intermediate, Miss Leone Watkins; primary, Miss • iliroe daughters of C. W. Cur- Hazel Duchman. ELK BRAND SUITS spendlng the week at Fowler- D. C. Avery and wife of Detroit spent part of the week in the village, : ila/.nl Woods Is visiting her H. C. and Floyd Evarts and wives in all the newest colors and stylejs. A big line of at] MoUowoll this week. and Clare Evarts of Owosso were In lifelon Drake Is visiting at W. town last Sunday. • illar's In Wheatflel*. .Joseph Donald of WehbervUle was Floyd Fortinan was at Chas. buried here last Sunday. • nil's near WehbervUle the first Mrs. C. W. Curtis arid Mrs. J. B.- Odd Pants, Fall Caps, \yook while Mr. Fortman was West were in Mason last Saturday. Walter Hayhoe of Leslie was In \ Scnfield is attending the Free town last Sunday. Fancy Shirts, Waists, • iilisl conforoMCO and will enter Miss Myranetta Curtis will attend iiilslry tor that denomination. the county normal the coming year. lias got the appointment of a Frank Rogers, a brother of Horace and*a complete line of . north of Owosso, where he liogors, formerly a resident here, has lOVO. been in town a part of the week. I'licil rassnioro who has been 'I'lio W. F. M, S. and the \T. H. M. Vvi I iii; iiinsl. of Iho Kuniiiier at Ihls S. will meet next week Wednesday, Black Cat Hose If'ri Wednesday for southwes- Septonibor 5tli, at the home of Mrs. Kaiiisas, whore ho has a profos- .Tas. VanCanip. All members request in-m'y^^ r^' |i in a college. ed (0 come and liring the mite boxes for boys and children. l.ona Martin of Stockbridgo of (ho W. F. I\r. S, It will also be the I Inwii Wednesday. nleclion of otllcers for tliat soclet:y. \'.'. Iiigells was in T.nnsing Wod- i\llss Pearl ,Iohnston of Mt. Pleas \ on biisliioss. ant has lioon a visitor of Mildred I,: Daylon, Mrs. Huby IMllner .Tolmslon a part of last week. wo plilldren and iMrs. Vivian Miss Mildred .Toiinslon Is spending 1 and danglitor were in AVilllam- this week in Lansing. Bring the young gentlemen m \\'i»(liii'sday. i\Ir. and Afrs. .las. Haylioe have lieen II, Swan and son, Forlyce Swan, spending a few days at Grand Rapids and let us show you how we can lined tlie flying niachino corps and Hastings. now laklng lessons. iVlrs. .lonnio Keeder was a visitor slick them up and at right prices. 1 Mulior and C. R. Osborne and at F. i\r. and IT. W. Mann's last week. arp camping at .Toslyn lake. Mrs. H. .T. Peterson of Grand Hav L.Millor,.rural carrier on route en is visiting her parents, Mr. and lirnm this office thinks he has Mrs. F, W. Mann, this week. Iho record when he only pick- Ed Rogers, wife and son Romer one ione letter last Saturday. wore Sunday visitors at F. 3'. Bullen's. I :hn Bush of Vevay spent Sat- nlght with her friend, Mar- WEBB & WHITMAN, The Clothiers, Mason .' Oiirtls, and also remains the AInledoii Center. \ \\ .liti True of Mason spent Monday ('. K. Osborne and wife. Mr, and Mrs, Herman Eitert, Sr., (1 V Lilibie Hoffman-Peters, now Mr, and Mrs. Max Elfert and son, Mr. ilifornia, accompanied was call- and Mrs. Frank Elfert, Mr, and Mrs, t Etchell Corners \ •1 friends here Tuesday. Clarence Eitert, Mr. and Mrs. George 1.. Basliford of Mason was in Riggs and daughter. Miss Dora Eifert, Monday, Mr. and Mrs. David Powell and Miss Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Blanchard Ward and Ferris Britten are \\ •••-. M, .T. Corwin was In Stock-Bernlce Straight spent Sunday at the and daughter of Sturgis spent the spending the week witli Lansing rela • • to see her son Claude, who home of their parents in Alaiedon. week end with Mrs. E. C. Hanson and tives. l(>k last'week. Mis^ Vivian Thomas is home for family. T'red Fuiirman, Morris Wilt and: M •• and Mrs. S. S. Holt and daugh-the German school reunion. Fred Allen and family are spend Ernest Bartlett with' their families • ndiCiias. Fortman were In Sagl- The Sunday school picnic at Pine ing the week at Pleasant lake. LISTEN! enjoyed tlie pleasures at Pleasant iluf first of the week visiting Mr. Lake was not very largely attended. Frank Miller, wife and son of Ma lake Sunday. < brollior and family. L. H. Layliu and daughter Alice son visited at C. E.«Hydes Sunday. Mrs. H. S. Tiibljs .returned home Im! Wolverton of Leslie was in motored to Saginaw one day last Mrs. P. P. Backus was called "to Sunday from her visit with Lansing ili'o first of the week. week and spent a couple of days there Lansing Sunday by the Illness of her relatives and friends. Ml-. IClara Dakin-Loster of Color- with friends and relatives. mother, Soldier Boys Master Harold Whipple of Dans is ivisltlng her sisters, brothers The ice cream social at Mr. and Mrs. Caroline Ingalls and C. J. ville is spending the week with his jrl iiaiients at this place and vicinity. Mrs. Clair Riggs was \^ell attended. Ingalls and son were In Mason Wed sister, Mrs. 13. L. Bartlett, and fam MiH,|Chas. DeBuhl has been visit- nesday. ily. Bryant, Ind., the past week. R. Hawery is visiting at the home iMi. and Mrs, A. C. Dowling and FIRST of his daughter, Mrs. S. J.- Hanna, and |\i.;liter accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Northwest Alaiedon family. Dlohl on their trip last week North Alaiedon 1 Loyalty to Your Country I 11. M, Tubbs and wife of Howell, iilliern Michigan. School at the Sandhill begins Sep Dr. J. N. Bidred and wife of Chesan- iMr, and Mrs. L. B. Barr and chll- tember 10th, with Miss Dora Welch, Miss Iva Allen is visiting relatives ing, W. B. Bidred, wife and daughter aiid Mrs. H. M. Parks visited at as teacher. in Jackson and Spring Arbor. NEXT l^uth, of Lansing and Thos. Poster ing and Eden the latter part of Mr. Melton Is improving slowly Harry Allen and Riley Foster have and wife of Lansing were week end we|ek and Sunday. -• from Injuries received in his recent the whooping cough. and Sunday guests at the Tubbs and iMirgn Griggs and family and C. fall. " • • C. L. Hulett and family motored to To Your Friends Brown home. • •dl and friend attended a family Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Tyler enter Oakland county Saturday to visit rel Moore Hunt and wife spent Sunday linn at Pleasant lake last week. tained her brother and family from atives. ' at iiJrnest Steltler's, north of Dans I'MissI Florence Whipple spent the Levering last week. The trip was R. E, Allen had his Ford car stolen ville. > ' iv (ind at^Detroit visiting her sls- made in their auto. from Washington avenue, Lansing Alva Bravendar and family of Wii- /(•11a. Tuesday evening. LEAVE THEM iiamston were Sunday guests of his I ilwin Dwight has enlisted in. the Carl Lett has left for Camp Custer after spending a tew days with his School begins at the Sandhill Mon brother, Elmer, and family. ^ aind Is now at Columbus, Ohio. day. A young lady from Augusta, Miss Alice Edge of Jackson is 'iH.j Hattie .Johnston Is spending sisters. Miss Laura, and Mrs. Ben Guenther, He has been commission Kalamazoo county, will teach. spending the week witli Ira Hewes week at Lansing. and family. I latjrice Raamond of St. .Tohns was ed second lieutenant. Lieut. Lott is Manford Potts was called to Northi a graduate of the Mason high school vilie Friday by the death of his nep Your Photo George Turnbuil and wife and Elza iii\v|i the uWst of last week. TurnbuU and^wit'e spent Sunday with -liii|tliat was Well known here as and Albion college entering the train hew, Earl L. Ray. ing camp at Ft. Sljerldlan Immediate Mrs. Malvina Allen spent the week their mother and grandmother, Mrs. • I Gi'aager, recently lost her hus- Emma Garrison. il ait Casnovia, Mich. ly following His graduation. end with Mr. and Mrs. Sherman of Reuben Allen's new Ford was Perry and attended the Chautauqua Mrs. Clara Dakin-Lester of Delta, \| .t. and M. H. Corwin were in The Pearson Studio Colorado came Saturday for a visit 'iso'n last week Thursday on busi- stolen from the streets of "Lansing while there. Tuesday evening. Sucoestor to 0. W. Tamlyn with her sister, Mrs. Clyde Otis, and other relatives. Vic understand that all those draft- Miss Lyla Bates spent part of last iiojn this township have_taken Holt we6k-with. Miss Eunice Hunt of Ma !• examination and have been dls- Eden son. 'fged. I iMnunid Young was with parties It Is reported that the Justamere I ping at Crystal lake last week. Mrs. Ray Wlltse returned home farm, owned by Mr. Cotton of Lan i'lie Sunday school classes of Mrs. from a two months' visit at Groom, sing, has been sold to real estate men. M. Young and James Hayhoe of Texas, last Friday evening. and will soon be plated and put on M, E, church picnic at Vander- Miss Gladys Sanders of Lansing the market. and Mrs. George Ackley, last week. k's lake Wednesday, all going by was a guest of Mrs. Mabel Douglas A sign informing the public that f Columbia Road t Mr. and Mrs. Will Nlms entertain the last of the week. ed company Sunday from WiUlamston lln. • , District No. 1 is a Standard school Imiummi »ni |ininininininii|ii»ii«ii|ini tinmiiii tmni School Books , W. P. Dunshee was at Vantown last Miss Florence Robinson of Mason has recently been placed on the and Ypsilantl. is a guest of Mrs. Lynn Rolfe this school here. The Community club of the Webb Paul Moran started to Webbervllle •U (lolng some painting. . week. ' . school will meet with Mrs. Orren school Monday. New and Second Hand Willis Dwight has gone-back to On account tliat work Is being done Mrs. Mlniile Johnson of Lansing on the Lansing road, the road is clos l^ichols Thursday, September 6.' Audley FutifTan, wUe and son were - c- . ksou to work at lils trade, paint- visited her sister, Miss Jennie Over- ed to the public from the main cor Arthur Dibble, wife and diaughter Sunday visitors at D^ MussA's. Vivian Foster Is at FowlervUle holt, Saturday night and Sunday.' ners at Holt to'WUloughby road, of Ithaca and Mrs. C. H- Smith and John Moran, Jr., wife and daugh ^lii're' he has got employment. Paul VaiiBuren and family of Lan making It'^necessary-to detour^ Mrs. Clara Welch drove to the family ter, John Moran, Sr., and daughter Wej hear that Viola Smith severs sing were Sunday visitors at J. H. mile west from Holt to the first cor reunion near Adrldn Tuesday. Agnes were in Pinckney Sunday. • I' connection with the telephone of- VanBureri's. ners, one mile north to the, second Mr. Tingley and wife of Eaton Rap- . A. Christian is working for James . and l< •• ihls .week to attend school at Lenore Douglas returned home corners, then west to the state road Ids and Frank Bigbee of Van West, O., Mulvaney. • •bbbrville. from Rochester Wednesday night. . again. visited W. C. Norris the first of the Mrs. Leura Musser called on Mrs. Mr.l and Mrs. Prank Grimes are at The Eden school begins next Tues Bert Knox has sold his twelve acre week. p. Chapel Friday. ii'dland park, Augusta, camping, al- day, September 4th, with Miss Pearl farm to Mr. Robinson of Lansing. ' James Herrlck, wife and daughter Mrs. Chas. Peterson .returned home »i Mrs, Ned Townsend. . Vicary as teacher. '. District Superintendent Phelps will spent the w^ek end with R. A. Os Wednesday after staying a few days Mr J and Mrs. C. E. Walker eriter- Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Fltzpatrick and preach at the M. £. church Monday borne in Jackson.. with'her sister, Mrs. F. Chapel. • Supplies ined last Sunday Ellsha Graves and daughter, Mrs. Frank Hughes of Lan evening, September 3rd. liandson from Rlyes and Warren Is sing were Sunday callers at Miss Ward Bullen and family, Forrest School will begin next Monday. Smith and family and Howard Smith lam, jwife and two children of Onon- Jennie Overholt's. »i«iH.Hii«.HiHiHiH.i|iitii|iHii|iHiitiil.i>iitii|.Hi>iiliHiitii[ We carry a complete Mrs. Vance Douglas and Mrs. Ed all are camping at Pleasant lake this *^ South Ingham and j line of text books to Rolfe were in Jackson Wedneiaday. t"»"»'ii"l"tiHiHiitii>iHii»ii|ii|iHii»iHiHiHii|iHiHii|iHiHii| week. , We learn that Fred C. Corwin and North Bunkerhill j be used in Ingham,, t Maple Corners ] itiHii|iT|iHii|iHiitiHii|ii|iHii»ii«iitiiti «.,|iit.i»ii>i.tiHiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinn'i niliiniitiiiinini'iiiniii niiim iim i|i i county and the Mason Mrs.' Ida Shults returned to her schools for the com George Traver, Sr., went to Ann j South^Break O'Day ( home^ in Charlotte Sunday after a Arbor to attend the funeral of an old .4ii»ii»iiiiiiiiiiiiminim.iinini iinitiiiininiiiinininmniiil visit with her relatives here. ing year. friend. Win. Manleyj which was held Cucumber pickles for sale. Inquire Mr. ahd Mrs. Bert Holtz and Monday afternoon. * of Floyd Walker, Webbervllle, Mich., daughter Murrlel of Lansing visited The Joll)r^^ S^ Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Culver niotor- Route 2, Phone line 4, 1L2S1L from at Henr:(. Lee's Saturday night and ed to Bllssfl'eld recently dnd spent the day with Mr. Culver's sister, Mrs. H. Webbervllle.* 35wl •Sunday. ^ No Advance in Prices! Are here and we are^prepared for them with a - R. Beatty, and family. . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker and Miss Bernice<9^ilher is visiting rek "•-• ^::;:''is''new-andCc^^ Martin Conklln and daughter, Elsie tamiljr and Forest Putmah of Wil- atives near Webbervllle last week and aind Anna. McDace 6l Detroit return Hamston and Alvah Christian, were this.. This is. refreshing hews Sunday callers at P. M.'Walker's. Misses Dbrotba and Vernice Lee re ed home Monday after spending the turned home Saturday after a week's when everything else is -,^eek vlsitlhg relatives and ,(riend{i in OrvllleMusser and family and H. visit at Andrew Keeder's in Mason. :thi8;;vicinlty.v.--''v^'-- ::••:,:•:•''•. Musser attended the- show in Jack Miss Vera Wil'oer visited Nina Lee going: sky-high. RiithMlxter.of Lansing fs Tlsltlng son Satjarday.'" :'^:i:-:'- •:•':• ... in Buhkerhill Sunday. her cpusin, Martha Porter.. ; H. Musser and F. Walker are ' Mrs. H. Wedlick was called to Lan : Frances McOovan spent. Chautau threshing with A. Putman, sing last week by the Illness of her qua week with'her Bister,: Mrs. Almit : Bernlce Moran has:the whooping daughter; Mrs. Otto Wedlick. • :Goet«,at Wllllamstoiii/r^'v '^i - : cough.'•••-•" -.^;^^i:.^':•: ,••••-• •-•I.:,- V Miss Lylla Lee has gone to Char at^'^ Ontnt Putinati /and .family are vls- ': Mrs,:Fred Chapel is falling. ; lotte where she intends to stay and itinJB at Rev: H. R: Beatty's .ih' BUBS- Lester Hunt was a.recent visitor bt go to school'the coming year. LONGYEAR BROS. ;fleld,';., • :';;:.•• •••••••fi::^- •••^ '••- -•.•M};-:4y' F. .M.:Walker's.:-:.*:-.'-;- ;- •.':. Mrs, .1; McMlchael:. and. - daughter Alllhf^llhlciiililiiilydMwIll^n ^i; Julia Austin «^ WllliamBtbii spent j; Vincent vMbrkn. ahdiirife attended: Winnlfred and Vera Wllber motored .the.; 5reek end wltji' Martha'PovtiBr. •? ;;th e funeral of, Will Dbnal,. held Sunt over to Stbckbridg'e: Monday with B. "A Bood Place td Trade'* ; -;Parrol;Crbmahfhas,gonei'ttf^Bowl- H, Lee ahd.^ere among those to wit lng .Green,.Kentucky;^here his moth' 1 Dale Musser >lsited his sister, Mrs.; W^ joy-^Putmaiii ;bf'^^yirilllamstbhx^ ness the ;flpe'in A^,W.;'Brown's drug H cPladys Eaton retujraed home Satur--week "•'•''•'•*']v'- 'i-•••''•,"/ '-••''••*'/^•"^••••'"•.•,'V"'''''-''''*^- .• ''''fv'-i:-- Ife day_ morning '|tt^r visiting relatlre* ;Mi^.r^TlUie;;,Sheeif v.-ahdii:^BbnB:/;;';i^