The Ingham County News

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VOL. LVI. MASON. MICH.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1914. NO. 40

yM«.4»«H< l..«. <«».*«»«»»««"»t.«'«tt't'^"**»»«»^"' New high-cut shoes, 12 and 11 in­ ches, at .fa.00, ?;i.50 and $3.9 5, at Cortright's. "' The Favor of Your Presence la Requested at Our Born, September 22, to Mr. and Mrs. ,Iohn Southwick of Lansing, formerly of this city, a ton pound son. Tuesday evening Mias Rena Brad­ ford gave a personal shower in honor of Miss Ernestine Earlo. There were FALL OPENING 12 present. '[Z, A. Reedy has purchased of I. .T. Kellogg the property on Okcnios street north known as the plant of the Mason Buggy Co. The Farmers Bank Saturday, October 3, 1914 On l'"'ri(lay evening Miss Eva Mc- Latchie will give a linen shower; at her homo on South street, in honor of Miss lUrncstlne il^arlo, to Further Stimulate Airs. Edna MclClggan is showing Exhibiting Latest Models of some lino sample dross suits and a full line of Misses' coats this week, come in and look them over. * the Idea of Saving F. C. Mcliluen has two Itampshiro pigs not yol four months old, one weighing -MO the other 13G pounds. THE GAGE HATS Mr. AlclCuon expects them to weigh wm Put Out a ;!00 wlien eight montlis old. A few things you want now. .Tar- diniers, fern jars, tlowcr pots, jelly glasses, parowax, can tops, and rub­ Neat Metal Savings Bank A. A. ABRAMS bers, slaw cutlers, chopping bowls and knives. Get them at Mason iiazaar. * Having purchased a farm north of to Those Desiring It RENA H. LINCOLN, Manager DoWitI,, ,loseph S. Kohler will sell his personal property at auction at the Oscar l"'riest farm 3 M; miles east of Mason, Vi mile east of Hawley school house in Vevay, on Thursday, Oct. 8. Walter Harkness, auclion- MA SOX MAKKKTS. oor. See full advl on page (i. Wheat OTc, oats -120, rye S5c, corn The Philalliea society held a meet­ EVEREH'S Sfic, clover .seed .$fl to .flO, beans $2, ing Tuesday afternoon at the homo of lEVEH potatoes (iOc, butter 27c, oggs 2oe, Mrs. ,T. C. Quirk, as a farewell to cattle 6c to 7'/jC, hogs S'/^c, veal Mrs. Bertha Sliafqr, who, with her Cash Grocery calves TOc, lambs 5c to 7c, sheep 2c father, William Fanson, leavos soon Table showing accumulation of deposits of $i.oo to $io.oo weekly and interest at 3 per cent. 2!; lbs. Moss Rose Flour NOis to .Ic. for a trip in tlio west. They expect Kosc! Bud Flour «<><: lo be in California next year tor the per annum compounded semi-annually. SKWS I.V lUUKI Oold Modal Flour S'x; Exposition, Sunday, Mrs. Shafer re­ signed her position as superintendent 2 5 11). llonkle's Broad . .S.->c Weekly 1 year 2 yeari 7 years lour. of primary room in the Baptist DcpiisUH 3 years 4 yettM S years 6 yearn 8 yearn 1) years 1 10 yearn Salt, Pork, per 11) . I7<: ,Ioe .May returned to Mason Friday with his pacer Prince Wilkes. Sunday school and as teacher of the Piacoii, i)or 11) .$ 1.00 .$ u-l.Ti * 107.10 * i(i;).ii $ 220.82 .* 280.20 $ ;)41.50 ,$ 404.5il $ 400.50 $ 5;i().55 $ 005.54 .Junior Baraca class. Nice Dairy nulter, U) Miss Margaret Dubois has been out 2.01) msn 214.;i2 .•i2(i.3(i 441.78 500.70 i)8;i.2i 800.4.'5 o;{i).4(i l,07;i.42 i,2ii.4;{ WaHhington Corn Flakes, pkg. . lOc of school for a week suffering from ' Hurrying home from his work, A. .•i.oo loS.lll ;t21.47 480.52 (Ui2.()5 841.02 1,024.78 1,214.19 1,409.22 1,010.14 1,817.14 I want, your buller and oggs Con- qulszy. L. Gibson attempted to crawl under 4.00 211.];! 428.05 052.74 88;{.(iO 1,121.4.'! l,;!00,4(i ],()18.00 1,878.00 2.140.08 2,422.00 suit me before selling, llonieniber 5.00 2();;.!)o 5;J5.78 815 88 1,104.45 1,401.74 1.708.02 2,02;{.55 2,;i48.01 2,03;!. ,50 .'i,028.!).'{ Mrs. Hiram VVixson of Aurelius a Michigan Central freight train :i have cholera cure for chickens. which was blocking the crossing at (i.oo .•iituo 042.07 080. i;i ],;i2().45 1,08,'!. 24 2,050.81 2,420.40 2,819.02 .'{,221.54 .'1,0,'{5.01 suffered a stroke of apoplexy last 7.00 ;i(ii).47 750.11 1,142.25 1,540.24 1,002.44 2,;mi.58 2,8;i;{.;{;{ .•{,288.44 .•{,757.;{1 4,240.35 Friday. Beech and Spring streets, Monday GEO. H. LEVERETT. afternoon, and suffered the loss ot 8.00 422.20 857.28 l,;f05.40 1,707.18 2,242.80 2,7;i2.01 .•{,2;t7.77 .•{,757.00 4,20;{.75 4,845.80 il.OO 475.04 !)()4.44 1,408. Oil 1,088.00 2,52;!.18 .•{,074.48 ;!,(i42.45 4,227.58 4,8;{o ;i9 5,451.4;i Botli I'hunes. Twenty-four cases Endicott & his left hand. Gibson was well un­ .Johnson shoos, the best on the mar­ der the train when it started, knock­ 10,00 .527.8;{ 1,071.112 1 i.o;{i,8;i 2,208.08 1 2,80;{.57 .•i.4io.i;{ 4,047.21 4,(i07.;{2 5,;m7.i;{ 0,057.18 ket, at Cortright's. *' Business Cards. ing him between the tracks and A little extra effort on your part will secure any desired sum at a specified time. The Mason high school football throwing his left hand over a rail. AvroitNicv. team went to Grand Ledge Saturday, Gibson came lo the city Sunday from KI,I,F.V & Kr,lil-KY, liftwytMS, r)(lO-'„'Onk- and defeated the team in that city by Mason, his home. He secured em­ Consult the Above Table and lliiul llllllillnK, l.iinsliiK'. .Mlcli. ^W-li* a score of 37 to 0. ployment at the Michigan Screw com­ K pany where he worked Monday.— T n. MoAIlTllUK, Attoriioyai Law, Mii- The Stockbrldge Odd Fellows are Lansing .Journal. Open a Savings Account at this Bank Today and Watch It Grow , Midi. expected to pay a visit to Mason next A,, iiUorniiy lit law, Ma- Monday. A ball game is in prospect, The first meeting of the Mason $1.00 or More Will Start You HOIl, Miuii. and work in the lodge room in the Tourist Club will be held with the D" evening. leader for the evening, Lawton T. A. llRltOMAN. Ailormiy niiil Ciiuii.sulor Heinans, on Wednesday, Oct. 7. As , at 1-aw, Mason, Mlull. The Lyman Belts farm ot IGO Sincerely yours, L B. McARTHUR, President A acres in Ingham township was sold at Mr. Hemans is also president of the •I7\ S. AVKUY. Aiinrmiy at Law. , liooms club, he will give the opening address A. J. HALL, Cashier. JIJ. Wl-S-ll, ll(illlsl.»ir-mii., Laiisliin. Mli:li, executor's sale last Saturday. W.alter Harkness ot Vevay was the purchas­ bid the new members welcome, and T A W^rON T. IIKM ANS, AU,()riioy uml Ooiin- er at $8 575.00. outline the year's work. The subject IJ snlor III, Law. OIIICK 'n-er l''lr.st Hlalu iiiid for study is the United States, and tfiivliiKS llanii, Miisoii, iMli;li. The building on Maple street, now this is the second year devoted to the occupied by A. ,T. Torrance as a gar­ •|71 M. l«'Off(i, AlKinii'y and Coiinsokir al study of our own country. The first FOR SALE-Good Peninsular hard 1^, I,aw, llunliorlilll Oriil<;i'. I'oslolllco ad­ age, will soon be enlarged by an ad­ paper on "The New Republic" will coal furnace and good coal stove. Col. dress, Losllti, Midi. dition extending to the alley giving be given by Mrs. F. W. Webb and the Nellis, Mason. Bell phone 139-5r. 39 G.S.Thorburn, Grocer a depth of about 100 feet. We un­ second on "The History of the Amer­ iiu.jos. s. iiAwiaci'. derstand it will be constructed of ce­ ican Flag" by Miss Ethel Adams. WINTER APPLES — Fruit care­ 71 More Days for DENTIST. ment blocks. Patriotic sentiments will be given in fully sprayed. W. H. Taylor. Cit. iSncr.cssor 11) I»r. .Si)aiiUllnK and Dr. l.lnsk'y. response to roll call. Members will i.awroiici' lilod;. A. M. Petty is excavating for a phone. 39w3p cellar on a lot ad.ioining his residence receive programs at the first meeting V vmir iiinnoy diiiw not nu' yo" live per property on Mill .street. He will move upon payment of yearly dues. The CIDER MILL—Darrow & Camp­ Christmas Photos! t ci)iit,sui! II. C. KKKKI.ANI). thereto the building now standing in club library will be found at the bell will start their cider mill Tues­ the rear ot his blacksmith shop on A home of the secretary, Mrs. W. J. day, Sept. 29, running Tuesdays and l>IIVMICiANN. street, remodeling the same into an Adams. Fridays until further notice. 2wp Sounds big, but if you wait up-to-date residence. • It has been learned that the vessel il. TRUKLAND, M. 0. GcnonU prac- CHOICE WINTER APPLES—Also O. ilco, Willi sptidal aUfiiitloii 10 ( Isoiisi'S New cut glass, hand painted Nip­ Francis H. Leggett sank in a storm some one will be disappointed. of woinuil Hiirt chlldrni). Ollloe, Son h Malii instead ot a collision oft San Fran­ snow apples. Menzo Cady, Sr. Cit. struct, Kroniirt lloor. Hoiii'S-li;On tn «:op ii. in, pon china. Can't get any more until phone 95 IL 3S 39-tf Make an appointment now for l;00 to ;t:(K) and 7;()0 to HUH) |). «ii. Hotli plionet. after the war. Cortright. "• cisco Sept. 18. Only two persons on the vessel are as yet known to have your Xmas Photos and let us U.O. S. llAliLAUD, Homeopatliic I'liysl- The state tax apportioned to Ing­ been saved, and the fate of A. K. FOR SALE—Universal Portland D clan and Sur««on. Dlsuasosof tliow, ham county this year is $121,708.96 HiUman, chief engineer, is still un­ cement. C. A. Davis, Eden. SOwSp hold your order for delivery at Kar, Noso iind Throat a specialty. Ollico lii or about $59,000 less than last year. INiiar Blouli. Hours S lo tt a. m„ a to ii and i known. News has not yet been re­ to 9 p. m. . The great pacing race at Grand ceived from Mrs. HiUman, daughter FOR SALE—Two mUch cows, sow your convenience. We had Rapids last Thursday was won by the of Mrs. Albert Butler of Mason al­ and 8 pigs. Vance Douglass, Eden. B. KUANIC E. 'J^IIOMAS, VliyMdan and Indiana stallion William in three rather do this than to rush the SnrKCOn. Ollico over Wobbit Wliltnnn's though it is not thought she was with ciathini?8loroD . straight heats over Directum LsTlme her'husband. The HiUman home is - BULK APPLES—Am ready to work out and not have time to 2:01%, 2:01Vi, 2:02»^. in San Francisco, but Mr. Hillman load Bulk apples now. Call me at M. DUTT, M. a, Mason. Mich. Offlcu do it justice. , lionrs 1 to ;i, 7 to 8 p. ni Uoth phoiiuH. The Woman's Christian Temper­ could only be home one day in the Rayner's Coal office for further In­ 25 lbs. H. & E. Gran. Sugar.. .^Si.OO G formation and price. E. W. Potter. ance county convention will meet in month there, whUe he spent five Think it over. Are we right? Heavy Fruit Jar Rubbers, doz. ..80 the Methodist church, Mason the 7th free days in Los Angeles each month, FAItniKHS' nUTIJAL. FOR SALE—Black Top rams, also Mason Can Tops, dozen...... ISo IKE IN8UKAN0E COMPANY OV INU- and 8 th of October. Dinner will be and Mrs. HUlman was spending the Both phones. F__ ham ccunty1., Safest, cheapcBtcheapcBt.be. bests . Koi served in the basement both days for summer in the latter city in order to ewes. W. M. Doane, Vevay. 40-2t-p Pure Cider Vinegar, gaUon 20o Informatiotlon write- t—o .P . H.lflBld---— ,. , secretary, the delegates. have more of her husband's society. Mixed Spices, Vi pound lOo Mason. E. A, oensrooro,. I'rus.~ , MUNOU. Ui- FOR SALE — 10,000 FEET FOUR flee on itd lloor ofcourt house. Her uncle and cousin, who live near Stick Cinnamon, package 5c There will be a silver medal con­ San Francisco, have written to Mrs. IVCH DRAIN TILE. test held in the Methodist church the Nellis and Mrs. Butler, sister and Whole Cloves, 2 ounces for So VeTKIIINAHV Four Inch vitrified tile |21.50, soft evening of the 7th of October, begin­ mother of Mrs. Hillman, all that is tile $19.00 per thousand feet. Three, Celery Seed, per ounce Qc ning at 8 o'clock sharp. Admission actually known of the disaster. K. G. H. GORDON,' Veterinary SurROon. 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for four, five, six and eight Inch tUe al­ Ground Maize, per ounce 10c Itell phone «28, Citizens r>7. ways In stock. 36-t Mustard Seed, 2 oz. for So D students and children. It Is held ALMON M. CHAPIN. Eden. under the auspices of the Woman's FOR SALE—Second hand Ford Ground Tumeric, per oz 80 K, GEO. (1. MOODY. VETEBINAKY Sur­ touring car for sale. D. 6. Barr, at Citizen's Phone 139, 2L IS geon. Omce and resldenco corner A and Christian Temperance UnlAn. Pompelan Olive OU, pint can... .50o DAsh stnotH. Mason, Mich. Ford garage. The junior dass of the high school SWIFT'S PERT 1 LI Z B R — A t Sweet Potatoes, lb.. ^ 4o has elected Margaret Dubois, presi­ AVVTIONBBHS ALFALFA HAY FOR SALE— Orow's elevator. New car just, un­ Onions, common, ^peck. SSo dent; ' Jay Sweeney, vice (president, loaded. You should use Swift's be­ and Martha Chapin, secretary and Must be moved by Nov. 1 as it Is on Spanish Onions, pound.' ..7o LARK & HABKNE88, Reneral iiuctlpn- top of other hay I need to feed. K. cause of the unusual amount of the Better Be 8«re Th«u Horry C cers. Leave orders at this ofnce. Boll treasurer. The freshmen have elect­ plant food it contains. I have it in A policy in the Michigan Mutual Cabbage, per head. ».Bo jilione line 6-4 r. Dansvllle, or Citizens phono ed Selma Bergman, president; Es­ B. Thompson, Dansvllle. 40-2t line 100,81, S8, Mason. , stock continually. Yours for better Cyclone, Windstorm and Tornad<, Red Alaska Salmon, can .I80 ther Mosher, vice president; Arnold crops, W. G. Grow. 35-tf Co. of Hastings, >Iich., is good at Matthews, secretary and treasurer. POUND—A gold stick pin, Initial, BOTH PHONES A. MURRAY, expert auctioneer. 8at- a bond autographed by John Dec . Isfaotion Kuuranteed. Terras reason­ on east Ash street. Owner can have RAMS FOR SALE — Half mile Rockafeller. Call me by Gitizenf W Erank B, Johnson, a former mayor same.by paying for this notice. Grace able, V. O. WebbervlUe. Bell phono, • of Lansing, died suddenly Mohday east of Mason. Earl Davidson. 29-tf phone. 17 L. H. Ives, Agent. forenoon of heart disease, while talk­ Ramsdlll. GEO. WIXSON'S ENRY KDRTK, expert EnKllsh and Ger­ FOR SALE—^Two 8-month8 Jeraey H man auctioneer... 8att8fuctlon, uuaran- ing with friends in the Butler House CALL ON S. R, KING for tire vul- tced Address Leslie Park, Lansing. Citizens drug store. He was 6 3'years of age. WENZ-S CAPITAL. CITY OR- bull calves and a grade cow. Menzo canizlng and new tires. A square Club Offers: phone. •• • :; V" •. •'i. • :.• / Although in iir'health for some time chestra, Auto phone 3825, Lansing, Cady, Jr. ; 38tf. deal. • 24 CLUB NO. 1-Woraan's Home Com­ his condition was not considered ser­ Mich. 40.w6p panion and American Magazine, $1,S0.. HOUSEHOLD GOODS for sale Teacher of Violin. - ious. Funeral services were held at / CIDER MILL — Harmon's cider Either one 2 .years for $L6O. the home In Lansing Wednesday af­ , FOR SALE—A pair of bay colts cheap. Inquire of AH. J. Warfield, CI:,UBNO,2—Woman's Home Com- Miss Lucy; Longyear, graduate bt Ash street, Mason, 30-tf m.\\\,\^ miles east of Eden will run the Ithaca Conservatory of Music. ternoon. ;•'•••'•-• •'•:'':'•]:,•• coming three; weight 2400. E. L. Tuesdays and Fridays. 38w3p. anion, Ameflcan Magazine, Mothers' Winchell, White Oak. 40-tf [aRazlne, $2.50. • / • Private'; lessonsi also;, pupils', orches­ At th^ Jackson fair Wm. M. Doane S NOW IS THE TIME to Insure CLuB No. .1—Woman's Home Com­ tra andclasses in; theory and enter'- of Vevay secured seven prizes on his FOR SALE—Sow iand 9 pigs. A. against fire In G.L.,Peck's agency. 9 panion, American Magazine, Modern tainihg. •Informal: recitals once a Belgian' stallion Corporal DeHaniel FOR SALE—Black Minorca^ cock­ J^ Benhaih. Bell phone 136 3R 39-2 erels. Chas. Pierce; • ' 40w2 :Prl9clllai'$2.25;' ;^ ':;••:;;-:. •';:-•.: v,\ v.. month. Iiiqulre at the re«ldenoe of and /five iof,;hlBi,c9lti,i:. There were ,'•,'• ••' '' ''• .'•'—•'," " ''''• ':;''', CARD OP THANKS—-We desire to CIJUB No. 4.—Farm Jouirnal Shears, Dr.'0.'M.:'Dutt.::K;:>A:-D':;::^:l'^^;-;^';:-Sst' tour, first aiidrthi^e second prizes: extend our sincere thanks to all.who FOR skLE—-Brood sow, also good Farmer'and Fruit Grower!yr; House­ One'pair: of ; ithret-yeir-oldB tipped ' '• LOST—r^A gold watch, between 80 freely gave their aid and sympathy horae. Art Buck, Alaiedon. ; .39w2p hold Magazine I yr, Missouri Valley BB80UB MBBmras. the Bcales at 3280 poundsi one four- Frank Smlley'SAand Hiram WiXBon'a during,the illness and death. of our Farmer l3(r,'an for ILOp.^^^^i;; year-old gelding .itreighed 1780, A FOR SALE—Beet rack, extra well in Aurellua, marked with iiiltlalB. O. husband and father, also; tor , the ThM* ttflaifB ar* MMI tor Tan Days • m. pair ot two-year-bldB weighed; 2 8 3 0. T. ' Reward to Under/ Leave at thia beautiful floral trlbuteB. Mrs. Llbble made of best material with cap*olty Tltevthree^year-oldS:iare: owned oyofflotf or'^ltb^FraltkSlhi|l(B]^:'North Penh, Mra..Lorena; Charlion, Mri^ ot 3 H tona, alao beet fork. Wftlter thei^Bdgir brbttieraot Aiirellui; 'Mniie:-Chariton.'^ :• ,::;•;: ':t:, :•:'. K .:-::• Call on OiSO.^^IXSd^

.•m W' '' ••={1.1 'm m isp' INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, OCTOBER 1, 1914

utisnding, Imd climbed lo a high piaciy and lookc><.', understiindlngly down upoij^ a r lil world Wl.lli' "'I'lie .NiJW Machl- MICHIGAN STOMACH SUFFERERS Published at Mason every Thursday avi;.li"' Is L.ijst M,ril:iiigly a political morning by consideration of present day Englimil DISCOVER THE QtllCKEST REMEDY AlilJKUT L. KOSE and Willie "Tonii-Iiimpay" pn)mlnpntl.\ EVENTS OF WAR sends shafts of light on the methods of luu.iera Im.siiiuys, Ijutli oi tliobe books Swift Itcllcf for Ills of IMgcslive users ot this remedy In all parts ot lUoi'iTHMCw TroKirr. lire great and signlllcant and will live Tract Given by Mayr's Won­ the United States. The tlrst do.se proves-^no long treatment. Stale. because of the alisolnte sincerity and derful Treatment, aovornor—Chase S. Osborn. Novelist Described Them In trntli with which they reveal every Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Rem­ LlGutonanl Governor—Luren lihase of the life tliey portray. Hundreds of Michigan people have edy clears the digestive tract of mu­ D. coid accretions and poisonous matter. Dickinson. Wells' New Books. found quick deliverance from stom­ "The World Set Free." It brings swift relief to sufferers from i'oiiKri'S.siiiiial. ach troubles by the use of Mayr's Ills two new books are "The World ailments of the stomach liver and Ueprcsentallve In Congress, Cth Pet Tree." ii novel embodying all his Wonderful Stomach Ren\edy. This bowels. Many declare that It has DIst..—Patrick It. Kolley. remarkable treatment has establish­ saved them from dangerous opera­ LcKislalivt!. characteristic assets, and "Social HE OCTOOES (JULES VERNE. li'urces In Europe and America," a vol. ed a record of proven results and tions and many are sure that It has State Senator, Mth Dist.—Charier. benefits. It has friends everywhere. saved their lives. W. Kostor. uine which Is exactly what its title im- Hero is what two Michigan people Koprosentatlve in Loglslaturo, :ist jxiles. Because of the remarkable success Dist.—Seymour II. Person; 2d Dist., Imaginingt of Frenchman Surp«»ied A writer for the Hook News .Monthly say: of this remedy tlioru are many Imita­ Charles \V. Clark. who has recently had the privilege of Mrs. Guy A. Heamer of 1307 North tors, so bo cautious. Bo sure It's My Mama by Scientific Novels of Brilliant Eng­ Street, Flint, Mich.—"I never saw <'()iiiity. MAYll'S. Go to Longyear Bros, lish V>^ritei'—H.is Solid Foundation vlsiling Wells in his home describes anything work such wonders as just drug store and ask' about the won­ Sheriff—llarvoy 0. Cllne. Wants a sack of BKST Hour. Itc of Knowledge For His Scanning of his personal appearance and Ills home. three doses did. I have been doc­ derful results It has been accomplish­ Cleric—Wni. 11. Graham. .siu'c and send Iter tlio lll<:ST, be­ the Future and His Prophecies of the lie says: tored by specialists, too, and received ing—or send to Goo. H. Mayr, Mfg. 'I'reas.—Solon C. I.ane. Wells Is a little man. He Is thin, very little benefits." i Chemist, IS'l-lOG Whiting St., Chi­ cause the bread and pies and caken Ueglster of Doed.s—llirnesl A. Workings of SocinI Forces and Inven­ and so is his hair. His eyes arc unim­ A. W. Hobbs of ISOl East Main cago, 111., for tree book on stomach are just lovely and she won't bavo Dcnsniore. tive Genius—Life In All Its Phases pressive, and his mustache Is straggly. Street, Jackson, Mich.—"I had not ailments and many grateful letters any other kind. Bbo said if yon Prosecuting Attorney — Wm. C. Intcrects Him Enormously, H» been well in Dftecn years. After tak­ from people who have been restored. Brown. .No one failing to know him would didn't sell the "Best" to go to sonio Writes In Slvision of iilographical, Inasmuch as the author are with them in hoping for its pleas­ A. M. A. Jl. A. iM. A. M. Mada a Writer by lllneat. In that European war every side husbandry and economy that has consciously or unconsciously puts Into ant future. is the winning side until you hear * M'.) It seemed that his life work was t ():11 made tlie Democratic South risk ita It more or less of himself. In regiird Died, September 21, Byron Wheel­ from the other side.—Olson, ot Story * ();4" 0:58 7:52 mapped out along detlnite lines when financial prospects year after year to my own work, much of the ciirly er ot this city, aged 28 years, seven City, la. S:.l2 8:0.^) iliOl il:52 suddenly came a severe hemorrhage. portions of 'Tono-rtmigay' and oB 10:12 10:05 11:01 11:52 practically in the cotton crop alone months and five days, of consump­ South America is short of "movie" lie recognized Its warning and knew "i'he New .Machlavelir may be said to tion. Funeral services were held at films. Send them what Is left ot V. M. I". Ji. 1'. 11. p. Bl. so tlmt it is now facing tremendous that he must give np, at least for a be the result of my own experience. 1 the M, E. church on Sunday, Kev. "The Perils of Pauline."—Hill, ot Vl-A-S 12:0;-) 1:01 1 -M posslbitilles of loss because of the time, Ills educational work and seek am not a university man, nor for tlie Brockway olliciating. La Grange, III. 2:12 2:05 ;;:oi ;i:52 European war, is the same political something entirely sedentary. He be­ work in which I have engage 5:01 5:52 economy that framed the Uindcr- gan writing articles for various Lon­ feel it to be a disadviintage. Oxford store in town, to open about October worked out backward. He should (i:12 0:0.") 7:01 *»7:51 don new.spaIters, and his work at­ anil Ciimbridge are Institutions of the 1. Mr. A. W. Parkhurst, ot long ex­ have given Europe the libraries and l():Or) 8:0.^ 10:14 .wood tariff. And the failure of the America the peace palace.—Robert­ tracted tlie attention of II. IS. Marriott |)ast. We need more of the spirit of perience and well known here, will ll:5;i Underwood tariff to provide revenue he the proprietor and it will occupy son, of Warrontown, Va. II::M • Watson. Through Mr. Watson he today." t (,'aiilt.ol Klyur lioiwooii Ijiuislni;; i>iul Ou- against emergencies now brings a ills orwn block on Maple street. He Until the European war clouds li'iill. wllliom.lOiiiMKoi iTiiilios kwiU stojis. made the ac(iuainiance of W. R Hen­ .Viiiorlca Mr. Wells feels to he the will bo aided by his grandson, C. A. shall have cleared up definitely the • Trains not niii on .•^niuliiy whole nation face to face with the '»* Tlio7;W II. Ill, iriiln runs LliroiiK-li lio.Sl. ley, who was glad to advise and help true expression of tlie new phase. Not Parkhurst, also of valuable exper­ public inierost in operations for ap­ .loliiis , always obnoxious and to be dreaded him toward a literary future. Soon he perhaiis the America of today, but the ience, who returned from Philadel- pendicitis is likely to be reduced to Comiecllitii.'i ill. .liicUsoii for IliU.Uti UrenU, war tax. The taritT, according to a ICiUiiniiizno iiiid lloM'wlti. began to write books, acliieving success America of the future. "I must revisit •phia this week where he purchased a minimum.—Alay, of New Holland, All llinllods I'liu Mii'OiiKh l.o Owos.so wlUi- famous Democratic authority, may he in more varying directions than per­ the United States," he said between the stock at fine advantage. Ohio. nutcliiitiKO, Willi the i!.\-ci)|)tlini of this TiM p. Uev. Myron J. Pollok died at his The football coaches v.'ill soon be­ 111. iilmvo not(Ml, wliluli cons lliroiiuli U> i^t- "a local issue" in tlie making, but it haps any oilier English writer. The pull's iit Ills briar. "Even since my last .lolins. home in Wheatfield township Sep­ gin work at the colleges and inci­ is a national issue after it Is made reading public has not yet recovered trij) conditions liave change beyond be­ from amazement at the latitude of his lief. New forces are at work. You tember 20, 189'1, of neuralgia of the dentally the professors will be allow­ and fails. It is merely the same old ed to hold a few classes.—Stoll, of themes and methods and his complete have space and you are still young. heart, aged 59 years. inevitable logic of results of the Lawrencville, 111. mastery over each. Yon have hope." same old Democratic business incom­ XOHODY .si»Aini;i). Most everybody likes a little free Ho Is not, liowover, a creature ot He is ill) outdoors man, fond of mo­ puff in the home paper, but how few petency. toring and cricket and keenly Interest­ Foley's moods and sbU'tlng personalities. He is Kidney Troubles Attack Ma^«on Men ever thing to acknowledge their ap­ made up of many separate characters ed in aviation, as Is shown In his books. and Women, Old and Younf;;. preciation to the editors.—Heacock, A\ UNDIl'LOMA'flC DII'LOMAT. within himself, and It Is the develop­ "The War In the Air," "The First Men of Brighton, la. ment of each of these that hiis com­ In the Moon" and "The Sleeper The Virginia editor wears a per­ Kidriey Kidney ills seize young and old. Ot course It was undiplomatic for bined to make the great Wells of to­ Awakes" all center about the conquest ' Often come with little warning. plexed and feverish brow when he sits down to apportion the front page Kustem Bey, the Turkish ambassa­ day a master exponent of llbcrulism of the nlr, while aviation is Included in Children suffer In their early years space between the Statewide and dor, to talk Turkey to the American in its broadest sense. His iicst is to "The New Mnchieveill," "Tono-Bnn- Can't control the kidney secre­ Worldwide wars.—Claremont, Va. critics of his countrymen. The con­ gay" and "Marriage." tions. ventional job of an ambassador is to study and nnaly/.e all the tendencies Herald. What They Will Do for You ot the time, and lie reveals all ot them Writes of His Own Life, Girls are languid, nervous, suffer say nothing but nice things; or, if he pain. The fellows that have sported illuminntlugly, crisply and tolerantly. Writing of Ills own life a tew years around the most in an automobile They will cure your backache. can't do that, to look impressive and Women worry, can't do daily His present personality compactly dis­ ago. Mr. Weils said: the past summer are the first to won­ say nothing. work. strengthen your kidneys, cor< plays all those varying, individual per- der how they are going to meet their Having broken the rules of the "The literary life is one ot the mod­ Men have lame and aching backs. coal bills when they come due.— rect urinary irregularities, build game by handing us a lot of hot sonnlitiea which lie Brst, when develop­ ern forms of adventure. Success with You must reach the cause — the Nichols, of Esthervllle, la. stuff, he naturally forfeits his place. ing and assembling his etrcugth, dlB* a book, even a commercially modest kidneys. up the worn out tissues, and Teddy having discovered a new Nevertheless, if the way he said it played one by one. success, as mine has been, means in Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak river while on his trip to South eliminate the excess uric acid was a bit too sarcastic. It may be Nearly twenty years ago, in his "Se­ the English speaking world not mere­ kidneys— worth our while to consider what he America, instead of "Onward Chris­ lect Conversations Vyith an Uncle," he ly u moderate tlnaucial iudepeudeuce, that causes rheumatism. Pre* said, that we may see ourselves as Have brought relief to Mason peo­ tian Soldiers," the Bull Moosers may, but the utmost freedom ut movement vent Bright's Disease and Dia- others see us. displayed an inventive talent, but the ple- adopt "Shall We Gather at the Uustem, as you may recall, re­ discursive little sketches were limited and intercourse. . Mason testimony proves It. River" as a battle song.—Buslck, of bates, and restore health and minded us that, though the heathen and affected. ^ "A poor man is lifted out ot his nar­ Mrn. Bayard Miller, Lansing St., Orleans, Ind. / strength. Refuse substitutes.. Turks, when aroused, may now and His "Scientific" Storist. row circumstances Into familiar and Mason, Mich., says: "One of us suf­ Another important point in our then have massacred Armenians; This inventive talent was shown in uniestraiued intercourse with a great fered from headaches and backaches. theology is that heaven is a place For sale by Longyear Bros, iinrt The kidney action waslrregular and where nobody will try to crank up a L. H. Harrison. superior. Christian American, has much more perfected degree and form variety of jieople. He sees the world. seen lynchings and burnings of neg­ If his work excites Interest he meets when he first got up in the morning, motorcycle while any one of the roes, the "water cure" in the Philip­ in. his following VsclentlUc" stories: he was all tired out. I thought it numerous editors there is trying to "The First Men In the Moon," "The philosophers, scientific men, soldiers, pines, tent colony murders and var­ artists, professional men, politicians of was his kidneys and a neighbor sug­ talk to some other angel over the Time Machine," "Dr. Morcau's Island." gested Doan's Kidney Pills and I had ious other horrid deeds. all sorts, the rich, the great, and be toll line dojvn around Blanchester But there was nothing as yet creative, him take them. He was cured of all somewhere.—Miller, of Wilmington, Isn't it so? may make such use of them as be can. • Now Rustom didn't throw hard inspirational or imaginative in them. the trouble and hasn't complained O. Cuts, Burns, names at us for our fits of temper Wells was just a clever workman, "He tlnds himself no longer reading one bit since." Virginia has an agitation on for BruUes, Sorei, Wound! and Pilei and weakness. He merely' alluded manufacturing his stories piecemeal In books and papers, but licaring and Price 50c, at all dealers. Don!t protecting those who don't like to­ quickly healed with Arnlcn Salve. to'them by way ot;8Uggesting that re­ touching at tlrst hand the big discus­ simply ask for a kidney remedy—get bacco from those who do. It is now It prevent* infeotion, ia ontlieptici out of.the storehouse of bia special Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that aoothini. bealintf. Try It once. form looks good at home. He won­ and acquired knowledge. He was un­ sions that sway men, the initiatives up to the tobacco growers to start a dered why Mohammedan Turks, who that shape bumaii altairs. : And Lon- Mrs. Miller recommended. Poster- counter agitation to protect those Money Back II It Fail!.' deniably clever nthla job, much clev­ The Oritfina!,and Genuine. make no pretenses of superiority, dou Is more than the capital of a Milburn Co., Props,, Buffalo, N. Y. who like , tobacco from those who erer than Jules Verne lind been be­ should be expected to live up to kingdom; it Is the center of a world don't. The "do's" and the "don'ts;' THE OCTOBEIl WOMEN'S HOME higher standards of conduct than fore him, but ho us yet evinced ho erapli'e and of worldwide enterpcises. are the spice of lite with a very no­ other peoples who have had the sign of tile "divine spark," ^he reoi COMPANION. ticeable tendency towards too much boasted advantages of Christian creative gift which Is based on imngi- Inteniei/Interested In Lif«> red pepper,—McNamara, of Castana, training^ , , . ., natlon.M-V- ;.V vv:''.:;;',\;;:,'. .•..•;•..,:;.;,' "To be II literary artist is to want to One ot the special features of the la.''-.. We can Qre him tor saying this— glve.one's impressions otthe jtbtngai October Women's Home Companion Thefllrst suggestton of this quality is a call to American women to sup­ a resk that\candor.,often has to run. cnm'e With his "The Wonderful yislt,'? about one. Life has Interested me A woman will do any thing foi; Hetls the Hurt BtiiV;we'wonder It doingJt ,wlU make port American iiidiistries. ThiB idea love, and man will do anything tor a and Inter, developing with his I'The enurihouBly and (tiled me with jdcnB is that in the past American .women All Pruitfata and Daalara, Mo. aiiy; ;;linprbv;emeht;iii;,oiir charity;.^r nnd; associations I - wniit to present woman, 80 there hadn't ought to be Jackson:Cltlten--PreBa;\ A Gobflot the Gods;" • Then' In "Kipps" have preferred imported goods and agiiin;- * I Imve ilkod life and like it that in the present crisis they have a many things left undone In this he';showed that'he'cbuld.createn real,'' world; Uvlhg.'^throbblng'i^cgmbht of llfe.;gena-' more and more. ; ; v; Bplendld chance to show real patriot­ ^::V,,,'; Po«ltlye1y_!;Ma8teM-OTO^ jne and Bignlflcnnt and at'tbe same; "•The days In tlitj shop and the aerv- ism by supporting bui-'American 'In- GHICHESTERiS aiitB| hiill,/the:straitened striiggles of : I fPoley'a Hbney:and^Tar;;Gbn»pipund tinie,,igentleJai!i!';thqnRii: i^vlev^ duritrles. The author of the article L.dtul 'Aak yoHr Drunlut tot, tu>venrlyini^nii(K)(l, have stored me Is Ida M. Tarbeli; , ' cuts'ithe'thick/choking iinucus/}'and', ;lolerttnti hnderstahdiiiiir rieity,''^^;:v^ liSE ALLErS FOOTrEASE, Clil.uhei.lsr. IMambndillrandt, ^cleairlaVavay: the :phlegnv;i /: Opens^fup wUh .vivid /inejuorlesithat-llluto^ Another apecial war feature of il'lll* In ncd knaUald^nielalllcV i i;Ty)n«^Biingny!;;iind:;;^ The'antlseptio Vowder'to'be 'ihnkeh Into the hoxcal sealcil wllli Dliie Rlblniii > 'th'e^alrfpasBageB and atops'the;hoarse ,nntl helpiHie t() Miipreciiite nll/ttie,;w:idct', great interest is a French woman's Take no «thor. .Iliyr' ' :iityeJll!^i^Bho^d;dfp6vye;^ shoes, V It you want- test' and comfort for pragntiUMUIotCm- ,.. 'cbttgh."«,Tbe,fgaBpih'g,;BtrangUhg fight Vistas otiraydii'terHoclntexperi personal .recollections of, the siege of tired; aching,! inolten; sweating feet, jiie Al-, niAMOND IIKANII l>lU.a, for »a in «dinpletevX!bhtrol of itnel^ len's Fbot-Eaie, 'It relieves corns and buniona . yearsknmvnssElcaliBurnt,A|w(yiH(Il9bl» tbr'br^ath'ifiveB^way,;i6 quiet breath-' innvo friends iiimt intlimit(!s :nnwviit;nK Paris .• at ,the. close;of the Prancp- of all: pain V and p>events ' blUters, sore ;jnd Ing and peacetul Bleep. Harold Berg, ;eroatlpn;A'piishiiig; toi^rt^ tntwt every^sodAi;iiwel.|^^ •PrtiBBian^^war.'!,;..,.',,•,' •',!•:.:''• '-':':'\:,:'.•:'•callou:, s spots: Just the think for Dancing Par­ SPLDBYDRUGIilStSEVERVWHERi: ;of t)rbblein:!,eyenti.vtangle'a^^^ The new dances! ar^'also•.described ties, PatonttLeatherShoei, and for Breaking |)ijei^:;|toi thi»t> bfi'^U?; jiii upei'^ila with iUuBtrationB •iii: color^byvJ^'Troy In New Shoes. It Is the;greateit,comfort dls- ,tbnt tbe'age'ha* produced; Weill irtthi ;;iii;»J(iyinit)n^tiieK:|in^^ coveinr of ,ths.i»ge. i Try :,lt; to-day. Sold ev- b|R wide, knowledge, wltby bli derel- Kinney; Ralk>h Waldo Trine writes erywheie^'SSo.'VDbii'V accept'any substitute.' ^hiii'''llb'<>:Vir.'',fiViii:','Mnlr1(iiiV'V'B>ahrri'i>iim enteftalnglymnder>the .title, \"Wtten' For FRBEi trial package, addreis Allen 8; Olm' MdL .H.HarrlMn IlKYouth^WhatfeAfter Youth??';; m m INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, OCTOBER 1, 1914

J'_ \ FLINT WITNESS IN CORRESPONDENCE FRAUD CASE FAILS Let Us Supply You with Items Gathered by NEWS Staff about the County As Usual at orii'c ;l Points His ^ \r Memory is Bad. SOUTH Hoi/r. SOUTH .AUIMHilUS .AND NOKTH School Supplies ONONHACJ.V. September 28, 10.14. FLINT, MICH. — Matthew W. The "Digger Club" or the Harper Jake Byers of Grand Rapids has Iluliing, w! 0 gained immunity from boon visiting at James llussell's the For Your Children Sunday, school met with IJernice a circuit court sentence i'or illegal vot' Parker Wednesday evening. Re­ past two weeks ing by testifying at tiie invesl.igalinn freshments wore served and all re­ Mrs. Jennie Waggoner of Lansing ••••«»l**M»*<*M*»ttttt..«.»«..«„«««„(.,ai,«»»Hft«.t"*»***«««'*#*.«M0M*H#M«MA port a fine time. is visiting at J. D. Waggoner's. into alleged irregularities in the third precinct of the l''irst ward at the pri­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanCainp of Mrs. Annis Field visited her WE CAN SELL YOU ANYTHING—FROM A CORN BINDER Lansing were guests at James Lang's daugliter, Mrs. John Meacham, and mary election last month, was the Sunday. family at Petrcvllle part of last week. only witness called at the examination TO A TOOTHPICK. Mrs. Louisa Parker and son Lon of Leo Quinn in Justice Halsoy's court. visited relatives in Lansing Sunday, Earl Hyatt and wife of Eaton Our Cream Business is growing, and it is fair treatment that we aim Mr,s. Kthel McClintoc of Hastings Uapids visited at E, E. Shaver's Quinn is charged with having in­ called on Mrs, Louisa Parker last Sunday. duced Hutting to vote for certain can­ at in all lines. Wednesday. A. I. Leonard and family visited didates In spile of the fact that he Our vicinity was well represented her parents at Grovenborg Sunday. was not a f|ualified elector. at Lansing Dollar Day, Howard Miller, wife and son visit­ Hutting proved to he a very itiisut- Highest Prices Paid for Butter and Eggs ed at Jesse Darrow's on the county isfaclory witness to tl-n prosecution, O0T.\''is reminded that lie had plPfuiod EAST AIJAIEDOV. Lansing Saturday and Sunday. repairs on his barns on the farm; he guilty to the charge in the circuit Deforest Pierce, wife and little Several from this neighborhood draws his lumber with his auto. court, he admitted that lie had mnJe daugliter, Delbert Pierce and daugh­ are planning to go to Charlotte fair W. Carr and family attended AN INCOME a mistake. ter and Mrs. Henry Pierce of Eaton 'i'hursday. church at DansviUe Sunday evening. Rapids motored over and spent the Our Prepaid Steele pays, scini-aiinuiilly, ca,sli divi- Leali Cummings entertained com­ day with Mr. and Mrs. A. Watkins ^V. T. Hutchens, Nicholson, Ga., pany Friday and Saturday. POSTMASTER LOSES HIS BOND deiuls at; 5% per annum. recently. liad a severe attack of rheumatism. Clyde Nelson has been working for Mr. Parker has moved into the His feet, ankles and joints were swol­ Chas. Cummings for the past two Democratic Nominee Put in to Run tenant house of D. Parkhurst and is Safe Convenient Profitable len, and moving al)0Ut was very pain­ weeks. ful. Ho was certainly in a bad way Office at Marine City. drawing milk to Williamston. Tweiity-llfLli year, asset.s over .$1,000,000 when he started to take Foley Kid­ PORT HURON, MICH. — Word Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bates have mov­ \OUTHI3;\ST AUItl!;LIi;S. ed in with Mrs. Bates' luotlier, Mrs. WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS ney Pills. He says, "Just a few was received in tills city that the (loses made me feel bettor, and now Katherlne Potter. bending company tliat furnished the my pains and rlicuniatism are all Mrs. S. Persons of li'owlorviUe vi.s- Frank Potter and wife attended Capitol gone and I sleep all night long." For iled her brother, H. R. Davis, and bond for Charles L. Doyle, pnstniaster the funeral of Daniel Hale at the Ad- Savings & Loan Association family from Friday until Sunday. .sale by Longyoar Bros, and L. H. at Marine City, had taken over the ventest church last week. Lansing, Michigan Harrison.—Adv. A number from this vicinity were oflice and placed Charles J. Tarte In Mrs. Ray Watkins and little in Lansing Dollar Day. charge. daughter have returned home after 0. J. Weils is visiting in Howell i KINfJSL.\.\l>. The rmoval of Doylo is now before spending a few weeks with her par­ this week. j ents. Nona lleebe and wife of Lansing the post ofllco department at Wash­ Common Council Proceedings. itary Coniniisslon, the Agricultural W. 10. Bellows had the misfortune George Sitts of Lansing was the visited Mr. and Mrs. Claud Perrln I College and, most iinportant of all, to lose one of his work horses by in- ington and Tnrte is the Democratic guest of his parents last Wednesday. Sunday. ' the Branch County Farm Bureau, (iigCHtiOll. nominee for tlio ofTice. Doyle's re­ Mrs. Alice Watkins visited her son MASON, MTOII., Sept. 28, 1014. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eckhart visited success is attending our efforts to W. Nash and wife oiitortalned moval, although not ollicialiy made by Arthur in Mason last Wednesday. Cnunuil met and \ya.s called Ki order Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coleman and eradicate hog cliolera. Serum alone company from ICalon Rapids Sunday. the department as yet, is the result Evert Collar and family of Kalamo l)y Mayiir Meritmiin. family Sunday. and vigorous methods of sanitation P. A. Winslow and family wont to and Clayton Collar and family of Loren Smltli and Hattio Howe vis­ of charges preferred aisainst him by Present., Aid. L(l^^!year, Neely, Par­ accomplish the results which are In Bollcvue the week end to visit Wheatfield and Henry Kent and fam­ ited Jlr. and Mrs. Claud Howe, south a woman patron of the oflice, who al-, ker, Randall, WliitinK and VVIiilmorc. marked contrast with conditions in Bianclie Wing. ily of Meridian visited at G. H. Col­ of Eden, Sunday. leges misconduct on the part of the surrounding counties. Relatively Carl Hartenberg has a now motor- lar's last Sunday. Tlie minutes of the hiKl meeting' i\lrs. Beohe of Howell is visiting postmaster. only a few cases ot cholera have been •cyde. Grover Sitts of Wheatfield spent were reiiri and approved. her daughter, Mrs. Claud Perrln, this , found in Branch county and in no Roy Winslow and family motored Sunday with his parents. week. KEl'OllT OF CO.MJIITTKIO. case has the disease spread to neigh­ from Eaton llapids to visit S. A. JUDGE HOLDS UP BOND ISSUE Ella Cooper and son Vern visited Tlie llnance committee report llie boring farms. The disease Is under Drake and wife Sunday. in South Lyon from Saturday until perfect control. Perhaps never baa Voiii' Full Cohl Need.s Attention Monday. following' claims and recomuiend Elder Davis, the new minister at Effort to Buy Land for Company hog cholera been more widespread In •Grace church was the guest of H. S. No use to fuss and wear it out. It John Potter spent Sunday with his tiieir allowance: bordering counties than during the Arnold and wii'e Saturday. will wear you out Instead. Take Dr. I Under Park Pretense Blocl'ed. father, George Potter. ,la8. Tliorhiirii.'J wceksiis iiiulitwalcli.. . 821 00 present season. The only setback to King's New Discovery, relief follows I Artluir Bellows got his thumb BAY CITY, MICH. — On peti­ I. I'. Kiilliburn, 2 wks (ileiinlii); imvuiiienl li 0(1 the work in Branch County is attribu­ quickly. It checks your cold and livn. Smiili and men, liibor on .streelH 5'J 01 caught In a coriihlnder he was oper­ tion of Joseph Rood, Judge C. L. Col­ table to the work ot an .unlicensed .soothes your cougli away. Pleasant, MARRIAGE IJCE.N'SES. Item I'd of CeniuU'ry Trustvus, liibor iiiul ating Saturday and smashed it lins issued a temporary injunction re­ veterinarian from Indiana who has badly. They rushed him to Eaton antiseptic and healing. Children like ciirlilni,' 90 Of) produced hog cholera in over a dozen it. Get a 50c hottle of Dr. King's straining Leo J. Navarre, treasurer ot Arnold Maier, Lansing 28 W. K. ZInimcr, survuylnK, ate 15 70 iJapids, and he liad it amputated at Dora Kowalk, Lansing 24 herds, by the use ot the serum and the lirst joint. New Discovery and keep it in the the village of Essexville, fr.:)r.i dispos­ Ingham Cnnnly NuivN, iirintinK X, 11 virus. He has been dealt with sum­ Miss Alva Blancliard's mother and house. "Our family cough and cold ing of any of the 1520.000 bonds or­ Elmer Bentley, Lansing 22 Kuiiit II. Lincoln, V^of 11 flof uiirblnK ... 1 10 marily. sister called at the school Friday and doctor" writes Lewis Chamberlain, ' dered issued by the village council. Orminta Rash, Ann Arbor 23 Moved and supported tliiit tlic re­ Manchester, Ohio. Money back If | Branch county will bo saved many she accompanied them home to On Aug. 25 the village by almost Carl Hambruck, Williamston 20 port of the tiniince committee be ac­ thousands of dollars and much worry not satisfied, but it nearly always Anna Watson, Williamston 18 Grand Ledge. unanimous vote decided to bond for cepted and adopted and orders drawn over the cholera this season. These George Oxendalo is the first one helps.—Adv. the amount named for "park pur­ Henry Hopp, Lansing 22 for tlie same. Carried. Yeas, Lonj;- results are all due to cooperation. to thresh beans in this neighborhood. Lydia Rulwall, Lansing 19 The faimers of Southwestern Michi­ poses," the real idea being' to pu- year, Neely, Parker, Randall, Wliil- Roy Oxendale is helping A. Hlgle- AURELIUS. James A. Hanson, Lansing ,14 gan must organize Immediately and chase a site to be leased free to the in^' and Wliltniore. mlre this week on his barn. Nellie Clark Perkins, Lansing...'.32 put themselves in a position to re­ The ladies of Grace church will A reception was given at the home North American Construction com­ Al'l'UOl'UIAI'ION OKDINANCE. Courtland D. Berry, Lansing 51 ceive the benefits of this cooperative meet at the parsonage Friday to lie of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins Fri­ pany, which agreed to erect its plant The city of Mason ordains; That work next season It they wish to get up comfortables. Maggie Wiley, Grand Rapids....51 day evening, in honor of Uev. and in the village It a site were furnished. there shall be raised by tax in the rid of hog cholera. Let each county W. Bailey of Dimondalo raised Mr. Mrs. Jordan, who leave to take up John F. Cooke, Lansing 20 form an organization capable of next Keiierai tax levy to defray the Higlemire's barn Thursday. their new field of work In Cass Matilda Switzer, Grand Rapids...24 handling all the agricultural need^ of Wm. Wiborn and wife visited P. A. county. SAD HOG ATTACKS TWO BOYS Levi Decker, Menoken, N. D 79 expenditures and liabilities of said the county and the big hog cholera "Winslow and family Thursday even­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hicks of Ban­ Adelle Walton, Meridian 74 city for the next (Iscal year, which problem will be only one ot the prob­ ing and brought a nice lot of flsii. croft visited her parents Saturday One Lad li Severely Gashed by Tutl/4c; No. Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir­ 8upt. I2tli, 1014, ikH called for liy tlie Coininla- Mr. and Mrs. James Hayner visit­ Mosser & Willainan, in payment for slonor of tliu UnnkInK Dopitrtmont;. Last Saturday we were given a 2 white, 78%c; No. 2 yellow, 76%@ culars, free. ed at Clark Haynes'^Sunday. KKSOUllCKS post cardy shower from our friends as P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. the Greenland township (MichiK•'•' • East Buffalo : Live Stock. Mann, lot 33, R. H. • Person's add, such steps will be taken in Michigan I, l^ K. Densinore, Ousiiier of the above nnihed getidra^ more J>b^ Mrs. Frank Shopbell is on the sick Dunning and SteyenB.MiTe Btoclc Lansing; |300. for two reasons: (1) the state will Imiik. do solemnly sweur that the above state­ not see fit to appropriate a su£Bci.ent ment Is true to the. best of my knowledse and llBt.,;^:'',.:'.--- /.:.;'i-^'''''"-^^-''''.''^'' :'^-'\' commlBsloh merchants, East Buffalo; H. L; Andrus and wife to Myron belief and correctly represents the true state of. thMiahjfthlnifm^ Slim to accomplish the purpose, (2) , A.'N. Maguire. IS' at the Charlotte N Y.,: quote ais foUpws; Cattle—Re- Green, lot 34/ Torrance Farm, Lan- the several matters therein contained, as shown ':t\ In^BCOVT'S EMULSiON ihe ' fair.iyltliihis stock jthisjireek. ; : •Bing; J350.'', -•••'r-'•.'•;; the hog. owners will not willingly by the books.of the bank. celptBe.tfOO; market 15c lower. Hogs— .P. E, DRNSMOBR, Casliier. ipvn idU ,k M;;i^ .Fratik^hopbell,and family were G. E, Lathrop to Vern Ellson and submit' to the necessary police mieas- Heceipts 12,000; market Btrong; heavy, Subscribed and sworn to before nie tills 224. bllibd piolttt' fiwiB"iTcrj r ^dr6p> i! Siindaiy visitors;'at :aujf;Bateman!8 In wife^ lot IB; Lathrop's add, Lansing; ures. But something must be done day of Sept., 1014. ; ; ; whilai ft fi|«^fl<%ttu»i^ Alaledbn!^^':? /?'• i':- ,•.;•;,'.•// /' •;:/;••';•? ;;/;• • :'••;-.;"';'' ','•. |[email protected] Yorkers, $9.40; pigs, 9.iS to eradicate or at least :to control J. B. DKAN, Notary fiibllo. 1000.7:., ••• •.•.:^';';••;"-:';.• ;•.••" :!^-: My commission expires July 0,1916.:. 1 _' Bert, Bunker and family visited in ®9.25. V Sheep^Receipts 7,<)q»; market Sarah B. Keith and wife to Wm. this most. serious disease.:' Correot^atteat:. • :; H. J., BOND, , , B«ntbii'4««t;Buri4i«r.:T"::v):V'-';:/?r'M'i';r Birorig! • top lambs^ J8.50®8^60 j yeiair-f McPherBoitt et-iai; pt BW % Sec. 18, A demonstration of what can 6f •:)..v, Agrloulture the State Lire Stock San­ 'iShe ;lf«ira i H^ PW^'ITMK ' ii INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, OCTOBER 1, 1914

ANDREW CARNEGIE

J. W. KNAPP CO., LANSING-a^fi: Green Stamps with Every Purchase Latest Photo of the World's American Savings Bank 1Leadin g Exponent of Peace. of Lansing Our Racks I Fairly Groaning Under the Weight of These Pays 4% Interest Charming Fall Suits- ^1/1 d9 C/l fIS.OO, $18.00 *pIUf tpi^»OUf $22.50, $25.00 ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS LTRA Fiisliil)iiablo Fall Models in liie largest raii},'c of aLlracUve styles and materials to be U found in Central Michlf,'an. Fancy imported and American weaves, In the deep rich tones and sliadcs Capital $100,000.00 Surplus $25,000.00 selected by Dame Fashion as (luite the proper tliini; tor t his seasons colorin^^s. I5lacic, combined with startlinir IIIKII colors as iriinmiiiKS, will lie worn Ijy tlie best dressers everywhere this season. It would bo worth the DIRECTORS days cost to visit Knapp's second floor and view wit li your own eves tliis wonderful array of new "Rcdinffote," J. W. Bailey, Pres. J. W, Bailey & Co. •"Hasque" and high buttoning "Military" Suits. Wm. Brogan, Pres. Dancer-Brogan Co. .Amonjj; the materials will be found all wool D. E. Bates, Treas. Reo Motor Car Co. Frencli and tnainiish serges, serviceable broad- clot h, widewalediagonals, all wool poplins,chev­ H. F. Harper, Sec.-Treas. W. K. Prudden & Co. iots, bedtord cords and imported novelty mix- lures. The.r. VV. Knapp Co. fully guarantees M. R. Carrier. Northrop, Robertson & Carrier Co, every frarmeiiL leaving l liis store. W. S. Foster, Attorney W. K. Prudden, President This Splendid Model Will Be Chas. E. Toms, Cashier

Sent to Any Address on Receipt MAI'LKCOR.VKRS. SOUTH I3A.ST ALAIKDOX. September 20, lOM. Floyd Benjamin and wife have of $25.00, charges prepaid Airs. L. 11. Culver and Mrs. Ida moved to WlUiamston. Piitman worn In Tiansing last Thur.s- Earl Van Riper and family, John If garment is not entirly satisfactory in every, way it may be day. Dempsy and family of Detroit, Roy returned at once and purchase price will tie refunded without Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McGowan and Hobart and faflly, Clayton Collar and f|ucsi ion! They coine in all wool serges, gaberdines, crepe repp, little daughter Vcrna of Lansing arc family visited at Henry Collar's Sun­ and plain all wool poplin, lirown, navy, black and green. State visiting at Geo. E. i\IcGowan's. day. Mrs. J. If. Itunciman spent last Mrs. Ella Cooper and Verna visited si/c, color and material when ordering. Tliursday in Wiillaniston lielping at Soulli Lyon from Saturday until care for her aunt, .Mrs. C. 11. Chamb­ Tuesday. Mrs. William Case return­ LARGEST MAIL ORDER ers, who was very 111. ed home with them for a visit. DEPT. IN MICH.! Mrs. Jessie Porter was in Lansing Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Gary and Mr. © I'JH, by Auioi'icaii I'rti.sa Aasoclutlon. last Friday. Requests for samples ta­ and Mrs. William Dunn and daughter ken care of by return maiL A. L. Austin lias sold his farm to Genovleve of Jackson spent Sunday All mailorders filled by pre­ Lacy ricach of near Mason. at Horatio Every's. paid parcel post. Money's r.KNTRNL ^53al.RULIAmA:. STORE Miss Nellie Travor spent last Sun­ Mv. and Mrs. Otto Bates arc living worth or money bach. day ill Lansing. with lier motlier, Mrs. Catherine Pot­ MINISTER IMPLICATED Mr. and i\lrs. James Hills of Dans­ ter. ville spent Sunday at Geo. E. Mc- Floyd Benjamin has quit the milk Oowan's. route. Sam Parker has taken his IN SENSATIONAL CASE Will RIsch and son Porter motor­ place. ed to Lansing Sunday. Sam Parker and family have mov­ Last Wednesday night a company ed into Dorr Parkhurst's house. of young people met at the home of Ed Sharp and family and Chas. WIOS'I' hOCKK xoirniwiosT ,srocKnninoK. COLUMIHA UOAI). Jlargaret Traver and surprised her. Hale and family of WlUiamston spent Comely Woman Alieges Improp It being the eve of her seventeenth Sunday at Geo. Hale's. 13eai) luirvost is in progress, also Several from here attended the September 2fl, ini.f. birthday. She went to Ypsilanli Fri­ Jackson county fair. Mrs. Alvln Bygraves of Mason vis­ silo fillinB, and bean throsliint' which Foster Elliott and wife of Lansing er [elaloris willi Pastor. day to attend the Slate Normal. ited her daugiiler, Mrs. Myrla Mc- iiiaUos busy times for fanners. The hall which tlie Ladies' Aid so­ spent Sunday with his parents, B. J. Mann, Monday. \i. A. Livcranco and wife of Wil- ciety is luiving built, is progressing Elliott and wife. Foloy Cadiailic Tablets. Mr, and Mrs, Bert Baldwin and liamstoii visited at Frank Tyler's nicely. Mrs. John Webb visited her moth­ CORUNNA, MICH, — ^Ts. Philip You will like their positive action. daughter Theo of Sault Ste i^Iarie are Sunday. er at Eden two days last week. visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nod Townsend visit­ Biiiglmm, a comely woman of They have a tonic elTcct on the bow­ Ruby Cushnum of Willianiston ed the latter's sister and family, Mrs. George Mutton and wife of Lan­ Mr. and Mr.s. Frank Collar visited, spent tlio week end with her aunt, sing spent Sunday with his parents, twenty-one, continued hnr testimony els and give a wliolosome, thorough Fred ilague of near Adrain, last cleaning to tlie entire bowel tract. at Flpyd Otis' last Sunday. Mrs. Ribby. week. James JIutton and wife. of alleged Imprnpor relations with James Steinhoff's cider mill is now- Lola Youngs of WlUiamston visit­ Mrs. L. j\l. Smith is so improved in Stir the liver to healthy activity and We are sorry to hear of the deatli Rev. Cheslnr M, Lnomis, fnrmor Hen­ keep stomach sweet. Constipation, open for business. ed lior brother, Milton ' and family health she can ride out. She visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Upton spent Sun- over S\inday. of an old resident, John Sayles, who her daughter, Mrs. Otis CornweR, derson .M. V: pastor. She testldcd headache, dull, tired feeling never af­ passed away at his home in Stock- she had been intimate with Loomis flict those who use Foley Cathartic d.ay at M. Speer's. Miss I^ona Bctsford was married from Friday until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Otis attended to Arlluir l^iper of llaslett last week. bridge l^riday niglit. James Lake and family spent Sun­ before the night In April when llicy Tablets. Only 2ris. Sold by Long- year Bros, and L. H. Harrison.—Adv the barn raising at Frank Collar's Mr. and Mrs. C. Hasbrook of Has- Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sharland vis­ day in Lansing. were alono in his garage. Once, she Tuesday. lett visited at Frank Tyler's Sunday. ited ills people Sunday. Quite a number in this vicinity are said, she mel him in Owosso. DisT. .NO. t, iroi/i James Otis of Albion has been vis­ Mr. and Mrs. Fay Townsend visit­ planning, on going to the Charlotte iting at the homes of Frank Collar 0 A .\ A A N XI ,ifi II noitiioon. ed at Mr. Lehman's, south of Stock- fair. \ Her testimony also implicates a so- bridge, Sunday. riorn, Sunday to Mr. and Mrs , Mil- and William Curtis. George Clark is reshingling his ciiilly prominent Owossn yomi.g' man, Rob, the old family horse of Hora­ .lake f'^rieco and wife have moved iMr. and Mrs. Wm. Hewlett expect house. v.'ho, Kho says, was with her several burn Surato, a 9-pound boy. Lester Stevens of Mason is wlth tio Every, is dead, lie was 23 years into Goldie li'olar's tenant liouse. to visit relatives and friends in Hart­ James Herrick is building a new times. Her father. Oils Mead, a ford this week and next. his grandparents, Henry I^erley and old and was found dead in the pas­ Mrs. D. Moore of Lansing visited gaVage. prominent memljcr of llin llundcrsmi ture. hor mother, Mrs, J. F. Blanchard, Airs. Elliott visited her daughter, wife this week. church, also was called. Mrs. Rina Lett has been suffering Friday. KTCIIFliL CORNERS. Mrs. Hubert Bnllen, and family over .fohn Whcclor and wife of Delhi Sunday. l.onmis recently resigned as pastor with a bad felon on her linger the .MIWVVILLIO. past week. and Vincent llobin.son of Grand Lorenzo Dartlett and wife, spent Miss Maud liullen is visiting in (•r the Mfitlindlst I'^piscopiil clnu'ch in Rapids called on Jl. K. Baleman and Lansing this week. Kendorson, a hiimlel north of Owos­ Gallia Mouldonhour of Holt visited September 2!), ini- Thursday with their son, Ernest, who Alma Burgess over Sunday. Prayer meeting 'i'hnrsday evening, •family Thursday evening. has l)eon slckj the past week with Joseph Hafner returned to his so After he had resigned as pastor Mrs. Bert lOverett and olilldron of homo at Coleman last Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Dell entertained com­ Mr. F. Owen, leader. muscular rheiimatism. the Oakley church, where ho also pany from Lansing a part of the Mrs. Ann Davis is very sick with Lansing visited at W. W. I3veretl's Goo. Wight and family spent Sun­ Sunday. preached, gave a reception in Ills linn- week. pneumonia. day at 0. S. Bush's. XORTIIWIOST INfJHAiM. or and he was prc,sentpd with a purse, John Kleppc and family motored There will be a Sunday school con­ M. E. Bateman and family visited Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hanna and son. .their daughter in Aurelius Sunday, Tlie minister'.^ wife will bo called over to Grand Ledge Sunday and vention at Vantown church Oct. 11. Rev. Hardy of Lansing and Prof. J. W. Trader, wife and son Arthur | fl^erl ^nd'wife"*" '"' ""''""• A ..,,,.1,.. S°"^*^'f <='• f • '^^ , later in an olTort In refute Mrs, Hlng- visited Jake Bloboshlmer and family. visitevuitn.di .itS>hest6.,t QvivnitiM-i-imd.iv'i Hoadd> ss SundaySunrt'Lv. '^' Q^,,'i^^^^', y.^„,^,J "", ",j„, Wile, ^^^^^^^^. ^^^^^^ g^,^^, | ^^^.^A ^daughte ghermar n waCampbels born l to SeptembeMr. andr Early Monday morning Mrs. John Pierce of YpsilantI are expected to be linm's story and to show that Loomis Kieppe received word from Pitts­ present. itnivrr i | day with their former neighbors. Cor- 29th. wiis the. victim of a plot. burg, Penn., that her sister Tillie had Mrs. Maggie DeWitt and children ___ j'"'' ^'^""'' ""'1 ^^'"''^ of northeast ing- Mrs. Alice Campbell spent Sunday passed away. She had been sick for called on Mrs. Myra Herrick last ~ ,, , ham. at her father's, Ed Vaughn in Aure­ HOODOO CASE IS POSTPONED several months. Thursday. Will Chalkcr has been working in ^u,, .^y^,.,,,,^ ^^ Fremont, Mich,, lius. She reports him as some bet­ Mrs. Win. Binkley is caring for her Messrs. James Eggleston and Geo. ter. daughter, Mrs. Milburn Surato of Burden and wives called on Mr. and thiJohs vicinitn Leecy hth oef pas Wheatflelt week,d was a |. ^^j^;Saturda, .^ g^^^y ^ ^f Miss Lucile Hakin Bay City Cow Suit Put Off Again; caU•Uee r at J. H. Darrow's last Monday, j ' ^^^.^ Q^.^^, Mrs. Ezra Steadman of near Wil- Holt. Mrs. J. Pierce last Sunday, ravendar and family of Wil- liamston was with her mother, Mrs. Defendant Paralyzed, Several will attend the Charlotte D. T. Dutcher, Mr. and ^llrs. John Ben King is entertaining company, liamston spent Sunday with his Grover Sitts and Miss Edna Richie John Davidson, over Sunday. BAY CITY, MlCl-T, — The ease fair Thursday. o Dutcher and Miss Adah Bigleston brother, Elmer Bravendar and fam­ Mrs. Joe Nichols was a guest of of William llpegan against Mrs. Es­ Mrs. Bertha Arend is teaching the were in WlUiamston Monday>'' of Dansville were Sunday night call­ ily. ers at J, H. Darrow's. her mother near Rives a few days ther McMnhnn for $12,'i damages for young ladies' class at the Island Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Carpenter were- Jas. Hathaway and family spent last week. Sunday visitors in Grass Lake. Elmer Otis of Pollok Corners pass­ a raid the lalter's cows are alleged to day school. Sunday at Guy Grimes' in White Oak. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Merwln, Sr., Herbert Lett, Ed Albert, Win. Tay­ James Eggleston lost a colt from ed through this vicinity Saturday. Mrs. P. Clark and Miss Martha have made on the former's garden, Mrs. Ray Watkins, who has been leave the flrst of the week for their lor and Frank Arend. have all built heart trouble last Sunday. Bohnet of White Oak spent Sunday home at Abbotsford, Wisconsin. was postponed for the second time in new silos. James Pierce has sciatic rheuma-* spending a few weeks with her par­ at the home of their brother, Henry ents, has returned home. Their father, Alfred Swan returned Jiislicp C. A. Cowand's court. A good acreage of wheat is being tlsm. Bohnet. and family home with them, Avhere he expects to , Mrs. McMahon's son cnnic in to in­ put In some using the corn ground D. Burgess of Mason bought two Mrs., S. Sitts spent Tuesday and Miss Mamie Curtis of Orono, Mainf^ Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. Mile make his home. form the iustlce that his mother had where the corn was used In the silo, cows, and two head of cattle' of Mr. is visiting at the home of her father, Miss Ledah Robinson speiit Sun­ most wheat is in and looking fine. B. Dyer. Blake, of East Lansing,. Wm. Curtis. Miss Curtis spent been stricken with paralysis. The Beulah Parkhurst Is again attead- day afternoon at Geo. A. Ward's. Bertha Arend visited in Aurelius Mr. and Mrs. W. Clark did not go Thursday and Friday visiting her James Paddock was in WlUiam­ case was previously postponed be­ Friday. to Leslie last Sunday as they intend­ ing school at Mason. cousin Mrs. Lewis Bartlett and the cause the plaintiff lost a foot In a Sam Parker is now occupying the ^ [ j ., • . her cousin ston Tuesday. ed. Miss Winifred Davis attended the nine accident and shortly after Jo- Lyle Clark is attending school ia Doris Parkhurst house and has taken , £ tS'^ns^t wLeaffleld ' LESLIE. shower given for Miss Ernestine sell Newcombe, a witness, lost an arm. YpsilantI. up the milk route. j^^^.^^ O^^jl^ ^^ ^ ^ ^^ Earle Saturday night at the home of \ September 28, 19H, I r. Y.^^l^)^''^ 'P^"^ ^"'"^'^^ "^^ D"-- 'Gliomas of Mason. Miss Helen Ward at Mason. Mrs, Sarah Lumbard is visiting her ""• f;.Tm\lv is now running , the ! - ^rs. J. C. Hunt spent Thursday in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whipple of brother and wife in Ovid. Lansing. KILLED IN SILO EXPLOSION The yearly inspection of Dewey Steinhoff cider mlR. > Grand Ledge called r^t Jack David­ J7C. FINGER LE Mrs. Roy Ray visited her sister, son's Sunday. Corps will take place Wednesday of Otto Bates and wife are staying at Mrs. Ira Hewes, Thursday. Third Accident of Kind Near Tekon- this week, Emma E. Cole of Jack­ the home o£ Catherine Potter. Mrs] Rector Is with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Moore Hunt were in Mrs. Sherman Campbell. sha Will Cost Boy's Life. son will be with us and dinner will Plumbers and Tinners Lansing Saturday. Wedding bells are soon to ring in be served at the hall by the ladies of OKEMOS. Mrs. Wirt Dakln entertained tha MARSHAL, MICH. — A silo filler tho'corp,. this vicinity. •! on the Otto Phelps farm, twelve Miss Margaret AUen entertained W. C. T. U. of Dansville Thursday. Frank Darrow and family and Ir­ Mr. and Mrs. Longyear took a met­ Supply House In the form ot a. kitchen shower in Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Eastman ot win Sherwood and family spent Sun­ miles south ot here, blew up, fatally er trip last week with their son, visit­ honor of Ina LayRn Saturday after- Rives Junction were Sunday callers day at Rhoda Sherwood's, iiijuring the-tliirteen-year-old son of ing Mrs. Longyear's eldest sister at noon. . at J. C. Hunt's. Mr, and l\Irs. Arch Van Arman ot Andersoif, returning by way of Dex­ Bath Ttib's, Lavatories, Sinks (all! The Deeg sisters wlH entertain Earl King and wife of Wheatfleld Tekonsha. ter, Grass Lake and Jackson. kinds), Water Closets, Water stop ;rhuse Knrly nronchinl Conghfi A general reception was held last Saturday evening in honor of both and Lewis Bartlett and family from The boy was struck in the stomach Ina Laylln and Robert StiUmari In west of Mason spent Sunday at Wm. They hang on all- winter If not Friday evening at the M. E. church Heaters, 'Ranges, Boilers, Bath the form of a miscellaneous shower. Curtis''. The occasion was Mr. Cur­ checked, and pave the way for ser­ by a piece of flying steel, tearing his tor Rev. Cilley and wife, who leave Room Sundries, Wrought aiid George Isham, who has been' bar­ tis' 6Bth birthday. ious throat and lung diseases. Get body and piercing his liver. He was this week for their new field at ber at Okemos for several years, has Mr! and Mrs. D. S. Hewes are vis­ a bottle ot Foley's Honey and Tar rushed to Detroit in the hope that his Jonesvllle. Steel Water Pipe and Fittings, sold his property here to A. B. Cud-'itin g relatives In WlUlaimston this Compound, and take \i freely. Stops life might be saved. This is the third The new M. E. pastor preached (all sizes and kinds). worth and moved his family, tfe Ari­ weekalso Mr. arid Mrs. Chas. Ball of coughs and colds, heals raw Inflamed silo filler to explode in this vicinity Sunday and tlie evening seWice was zona. • • ••'•:'':';Y;^^S•-^';''••,'••• Perry. throat, loosens the phlegm and Is ia two weeks. a union one, to welcome the new pas­ TINNERS SUPPLIES Miss Mary Br^y Is .keeping house Guy Dakln and wife were Sunday mildly laxative. Best for children and tor. for A. Dlckman while.his wife and i guests al Carl Dlehl's. grown persons, No opiates. Sold A party who style themselves the son are visiting relatives In • Canada, l Moore Hunt and wife spent Sunday by Longyear Bros, and L. H. Harri­ $5,092 FOR DEATH OF BOY "lonesome eight" motored to Grand Roofinfi:, EaVe' Troughing, Gal­ Mrs. Henry Kent entertained rela- at Hugh Royce's In Leslie, son.—Adv. Ledge for the day on Sunday. vanized and Black Sheeit Iron,. tlves from Detroit last Saturday. > | jas. Cavendarand family'spent Pontlac Jiiiry Holds H.'P. Hill, Autolst, The aid society of the M. B, church Jolin Hammond went to Praii-: Sunday with their son Ray arid fam- WHIPPLE CORNERS. will meet with Mrs. Susie Reynolds Sheet Tin, Sheet Copper, Sheet clsco Friday, where he will join an ily of Wheatfleld.' . Responsible for Fatality. on Tuesday afternoon of this week. Zinc, Sheet Iron Stove and Fur­ uncle who with html will visit rela Mr. Sprout, assisted by several Mrs. B.Dav*s of Leslie and Mrs. Walter Harkness bought theBetz PONTIAC, MICH. — ,A verdict nace Pipe and Elbows-(all sizes). :tlves and friends ;in New York. AUie Palmer Sullivan of Ohio were farm .which was sold at public auc­ of $5,"092.20' was rendered for the de­ other musicians, gave a recital Mon­ ; : Rev. Gebi/iBrowri;, has returned Thursday guests of Mrs. Fred De- tion last Saturday, 1 , fendant In the suit of Mrs, Grace day evening in the M. B. church. from conference' to: preach ; another Clyde Hewlett and -family visited Arthur HoUlng lost a valuable cow Camp."^;v': Casey, administratrix of the estate of See My Display of Fumaces^^ ;:;year-here.^':?':^V''ft-''C'''"^''''.ir'''-'''"^ :,;Mrs. Ellen Rbyce, son .Ed and at Herm Mann's Sunday. Monday from overeating clover. : E.'Wi Puller and wife attorided,the niece, Miss Warren, spent Sunday at Bob Benjamin, and family visited foiirteon-year-old Ralph Casey, against Mrs. Jennie Morse wlU go to Bat­ They are right. i annual convention of: the^Michigan Oscar; Qrariger'BV::!^:':-'•;;;•''•: •'• '•' • '•:' relatives In Ohio last.week. Henry P..Hill,, son of Mr. and Mrs, tle Creek this; week for. an extended county f superliiteridentB of the poor Mrs. Geo. Hayhoe visited her son Joshua Hill of this city; ' ' visit with her son and "wife. Let me figure with you on your 'x last Thursday ana 'Friday which was' The.'name--^Doan's inspires confl- Lloyd and family Tliursday, --' Ralph Casey was run down by an Mrs. Pra,nc Foley left last week to '.'v".\''.;'''V^ wantSi '.,.::--.,.';••/•• '• i beld^at: Grand Rftpids. dence-^Doan'^ Kidney.Pills for kid- v;Mr^ arid Mrs; Geo.-•Andrews at­ automobile' driven- by.^Mr, Huii ori spend the winter with her son In , Mro^^'^red Lute ^entertained last ney :illB. Ddan'aiOintment for), .sk^^^^ tended ;thefa.lr.;at'JackBon/one day. ;West Huron street on Sept. 27 last,'. A.rlt&.U8(LS '• '• Saturday;at dinner in honor of Mr. itching. Doan's Regulets for a mild , Mrs; -Wm.. Hutchlris goes to Detroit lA/est A sin St r eet ; 17 Luti'B brthday. ^ ^ ^ laxative. Sold'at all drug BtoreB;'*';' i;;;i^;;,Tlie^NewBiii^ Brii^,dled^wlth^;an;'hour. r ' ^'v'^ this week for the winter. -VM^;';'j;:6;.'hNQERLE^^^^ «Siafete,^;ife.;s^»^'tfv.Si^r^r^Ai^ \-i.- li . > Hs '^'^ii^ ^.V i^S^S^MMSSM&iSM jiiBil&iiliiiiMiiiliiiiiM ). INGHAM COUNTY NEWS

Pages 9 to 12. MASON, MICH., OCTOBER i, 1914.

as follows; S 33° E 0,20 chains to a the point last above described, viz; shall bo doposilod with the said point 5.30 clialiiK S ol' N\V conici- of .04 cliains W and .2 5 chains S of County Drain Commissioners, said NE 'A oC NE Vi oC Section 30. N Vt post (This parcel is retiuired to certilied check to servo as a guaran­ I'ari'L'l Twciily-Scvon—Com men c- obtain riglit of way to drain from tee that the person bidding will enter Ing at the point last above desciMbotl, highway for convenience of contract­ vintd a contract for tlie furnishing of Notice of Lettinp Drain Contract viz; 5.30 chains S of N\V corner of or in construction work and provid­ said materials and In case the per­ NE V, of ^'E Vi of Section 30, Town ing means whereby said contractor son to whom the contract Is awarded n North, Uangu 2 West, County of may have access to the main line of shall fail or refuso to enter into a Clinton, State of Michigan, -thence drain) of Section 5, Town 4 North, contract, within ten days from the Range 1 West, County of Ingham, day of letting, tho said certilied Remey-Chandler Drain of Nl 1/, N of Michigan Central H. K. State of Michigan, tlience over chock shall be considered forfeited of Section 30, town, county and state and across the. E % of NW and the money thoroaftor shall be de­ aforesaid, owned by O. 10. Ili'ooU.s, Vi and that part of "hie W % posited to the credit of the "Remey- li'iank W. Urooks, iMillie II. Hrook.s, of NE Vt W of the highway of Sec­ Chandler Drain." Chocks of all un­ successful bidders sliall bo returned Notice Is Hereby Given, That We, North, Kange 2 West, County of Clin­ of Section 13, town, county nnd state Hairiel ]j. Brooks, Ijjlly \\. ISiooks, tion 5, town, county and state afore­ ton, Slate of Michigan, thence over Mary ISrook.s l<'iiick, /Xdiia Ulasoii said, owned by Cliai'les 1J. Carl, a dis­ to them immediately after tho con­ Louis I'\ Croon and Walter R. Car- aforesaid, owned by Caroline Wild! Itrooks, .lames W. Itrook.s, .lolin 'J'. tracts are awarded. ven, Connty Drain Connnissioners of and across the 10 V^ of W % of SE White, a distance cf -10.80 chains, as tance of 14 chains, as follows: iO 14 lU'iney, a distance of 3.33 chains, as chains to terminus, .2 5 chains S and the Counties of Clinton and\Ingbam, Vi of Section 15, town, county and- follows; S 83V;;° 1^ S.Ol chains, follows: S 33° 10 3.33 chs. to a point The concrete work shall consist of respectively, and State of Michigan, stale aforesaid, owned by I'aiil 10. thence S SO" E 11.00 chains, thence 13.30 chains E of N Vt post of Sec­ two abutments, the necessary •\vlng3 8.13 chs, S andj.80 chains E of NW tion 5, Townsliip 4 N, Range 1 W, will, on the (''ourleeiitli tiny of Oc- and Alice ;\, Dnnhiini, a distance of S \k' R .M.07 chains, thence S S7° corner of NE Vt of NE Vt of Seclion to abutments and a cover for each loher, \. I). li>l-l, at the old Chand­ :13.00 chains, as follows; S •15%'' E W 3.00 chains, thence S 2!)° West 30. Sl^ECIFICATIONS. bridge. ler Residence on the South East '/i .S3 chains, thence S 07° E -1 chains, 8.33 chains, thence S 1° W 1.13 The concrete mixture shall consist Parcel Twenty-IOishl — Commenc­ 1. Station slakes and grade hubs of Section 25 ia the Township of thence S •lO-'/T K S.23 chiiins to a chains to a point 12.G3 chains E of are set every eiglit rods apart from of one pari of good Portland Cement BoWilt, in said Coinity of Clinton, at point 0.35 chains N of the SW corner N\V corner of Section 2-1. ing at the point last above described, to 4 iiarls of good clean and sharp viz; 8.13 chains S and 1.80 chains E Station 0 at the outlet to 302 at the t(Mi o'clock in the forenoon of that of V,V. i/i. of SiO VI of Section 15. I'arcel IOi,!;!ileen—Commencing at terminus, except between 105 and gravel. day, proceed to receive bids for the I'lircel .Vine—Commencing at the the point last above described, viz; of the NW corner of NE Vt of NIO y.\ The' footings of all abutments of Section 30, Town 5 North, Range 100' wliicli is eleven rods, and except •construction of a certain Drain lioint last above described, viz; 0.35 12.03 chains E of NW corner of Sec­ between 138 and 1 38 % which is 4 % shall be 4 feet wide Itelow the grade luiown and designated as "Ueniey- cliains N of SW corner of NE Vi of tion 2-1, Town 5 North, Range 2 2 West, County of Clinton, Stale of line of drain excoiil for Bridges No. Michigan, thonce over and across rods, and are numbered consecutive­ Chandler Drain," located and ostab- ?M Vi of Section 15, Town 5 North, West, County of Clinton, Slate of ly from 0 to 302, except the addition 2 and No. 4, whicli shall bo 5 feet iislied in the Townships of DeWitt Range 2 West, County of Clinton, Michigan, tlienco over and across that portion of the right of way of wide, and all footings shall bo 3 feet the M, C. Railroad Co., situated on of No. 138%. and liath, Connty of Clinton, asd in Slate of .Micliigan, thence over and the W '/o of NW V of Section 24, 2. Center stakes are set 33 feet deep below tlio grade lino of drain. Ibo Township of Meridian, County of across the NE i/, of SK V, of Section town, county and state aforesaid, the NIO VI of NR Vt of Section 3 0, 'I'lio abulmonts above grade line of town, county and state aforesaid, to the left of station stakes and at all Inghaiu; and also affecting the 15, town, county and stale aforesaid, owned by Willlaiii .\. Sweeney, a dis­ angles from 0 to 354, except at 205, drain shall bo 3 feet wide at the base ' 'I'ownship of Lansing, In said County owned liy Kenjiiinin IJOII, a distance tance of 50.'12 chains as follov.'s: S 1° owned by M. C. Railroad Co., a dis­ and batter to two feet wide at tho tance of 1.52 chains, as follows: S which is 33 feet to the right, and of Ingham and described as follows, of ,13.81 chains, as follows: S .lOVi" W 1.57 chains, thence'S 5'l° E 8.50 10% feet to the right of Station top, bailor to on outside of abut­ to-wit: 10 .70 chains, thence S S.32 chains, cluilns, thence S 5.13 cliains, thence 33° W 1.52 chains to a point 0.03 ments, except the Bridges No. 2 and chains S and 1.34 chains E of the NW stakes from 354 to 392 at terminus. Kcinoy-Chandler Dniin Minnies of tlienco S SOV:;" E •1.2(i chains, S .50 S 0.1° W I'l.GS chains, thence S 20° 3. All angles not affecting the No. 4, which .shall be 4 feet wide at Survey. chains to a iioint '1.70 chains 10 of E 8.OS chains, thence S 20%!-W 2.25 corner of NIO Vt of NE Vt of Seclion the base. 36. highway shall be turned on an easy Minutes of survey of center lino the NW corner of the SIO Vi of Sl;l chains, thence S 70° W 13.20 chains curve beginning and ending at least The wings shall be 3 feet wide at and specilicatlons for the locating VI of Section 1 5. to a point 7.7 5 chains N of SE corner I'lU'cel Twent.v-.Vinu—Commencing the bottom of base and batter to 18 at the point last above described, viz; foui' rods from the angle stakes. •,uid eslablishing of a certain drain to Parcel Tt.'ii—Conimoncing at the of E 100 acres of NE V of Section 4. All timber and rubbish within inches wide at the lop, except for be known as the "Romoy-Chandlor point last above dosci'ibed, viz; 4.70 0.03 chains S and 1.34 chains E of Bridges No. 2 and No. 4, which shall NW corner of NIO Vi oC NE Vt of the limits of the excavations and Drain," to he located in the Town­ chains E of NW corner of SE Vi of Parcel .\in(!teon—Comnioncing at spoil banks shall be removed beyond bo 4 feet wide at tho bottom. The ships of DeWitl and Dath, County of SIO VI , of Section 15, Town 1 North, the point last above described, viz; Section 30, Town 5 North, Range 2 Ijottom of base of wings shall bo 3 West, County of Clinton, State of the doposition of earth and within <;ilnton, and in the Townsliip of Range 2 West, County of Clinton, 7.75 chains N of SE corner of E 100 the limits of the right of way. feet below grade line of drain. Aleridian, Connty of Ingham, Slate Slate of Michlgun, thence over and acres of NE Vi of Section 23, Town Michigan, thonce over and across tliat part of NE Vi of NE H\. of Sec­ 5. Suitable openings shall be loft • Samples of all materials to lie used of Michigan, and to run as follows: aero.ss the SIO Vi of SE Vi of Section 5 North, Range 2 West, County of or made in the spoil banks to permit in the construction of the concrete I'.AIU'Etj O.N'K,—Commencing at a 15, town, county and state aforesaid, Clinton, State of Michigan, thence tion 30 lying S-of the M C. Railroad right of way, of Section 30, town, the ready in How of water to said work shall bo submitted to the Drain •point, viz; .50 chains East and owned by ileriiian I*, and .lulla 10. over and across the E 100 acres of drain at such points as the surface Commissioners and the Iliglnvay 2,S.7il chains N of tiie S\V corner of lirati.s, a distance of 20.32 chains, as NE VI of Section 23, town, county county and state aforesaid, owned,by <;. 10, Uroolcs, I'^iaiik W. Itiook.s, .11 il- of the land may retiulre, and at all Commissioners for thoir approval be­ the lO V- of SW Frl. Vi "f Section follows; South 10.00 chains, thence and state al'oresaid, owned by War­ highways. ''* fore actual work of construction is ;',, Town 5 North, Range 2 West, N 07VJ° E 4.02 chains, thence N 80° ren nnd Nelson ISiipp, a distance of lie |{. Itrook.s, Harriet ]j. Itrooks, ijilly 1!. Itrooks, Mary Itrooks Finck, ' 0. A clean berm of six feet shall commenced. ,Connty of Clinton, State of Michigan, 10 10,30 chs., thonce E 1.10 chains to 8.32 chains, as lollows; S 70° W .82 be loft. ' Furtlier plans nnd spocifications l lien CO over and across the E V^ of a iioint 10.80 chains N of SE corner chains, thence S %° W 7.50 chains to .Adiia Alason Itrooks, ilaines W. Itrooks, .lolin 1'. Kcnicy, a distance 7. The slojio of the banks shall for the construction of tho above SW Frl. VI of Section 3, town, of Section 1 5. a point .75 chains W of the E Vi post be one foot horizontal to one foot mentioned abutments shall lie on (lie county and stale aforesaid, owned by Parcel lOleven — Commencing ,at of Section 23. of 17.80 chains, as follows: S 30° E 1.35 chains, thence 10 10.54 chains, vertical the entire length of said at our ollicos and also at place of (icorfjc OH, hydhi and Helena ()(l, a the point last above described, viz: Pai'cel Twenty — Conimoncing at lotting. distance oS 30.08 chains, as follows; to a pQlnt 10.20 chains S of the NW drain. 10.80 chains N of SE corner of Sec­ the point last above described, viz; 8. The width of bottom shall bo The estimated total cubic yardage S tion 15, Town 5 North, Range 2 corner of Section 31, Township 5 V.° West 17 chains, theuco S 22° .7 5 chains W of E Vi post of Section North, Range 1 West. 0 feet from 0 to 08; 18 feet from OS Is 000. K S'.OO chains, thence S -13° E 1.73 West.-, County of Clinton, Slate of 23, town 5 North, Range 2 West, 1, , ,,„ . . „ , , ,, to 218; 15 feet from 218 to 2S4; 14 Before any bids shall be received chains, thence S 20° E 3.0 5 chains Michigan, tlienco over and across the County of Clin Ion, Slate of Michigan, Parcel Thirty—Commencing at the feet from 28...4 .t o 203— ; '1. 0. feet from for tho construction of said abut- to a point 0.50 chains E of SW cor­ N 3,8 rods of W Vi of SWVi of SW Vi tlienco over and across the N % of point last above described, viz: 10.20 203 to 354 and 0 feet from 354 to niesls, wings and covers for said ner of E Vi: of SW Frl. Vi of Section of Section 14. town, county and stale SE VI of Section 23, town, county chains S of the NW corner of Section terniinus. bridges, a check in the sum of Five :!. aforesaid, owned byllosa lleiler, a and slate aforesaid, owned by Mar- 31, Town 5 North, Range 1 West, The entire length of said drain is Hundred Dollars ($500.00), cerlifled I'arcel Two—Commencing at the distance of 5.0 5 chs., as follows: N S'ai'ol Howner Waller, a distance of County of Clinton, State of Michigan, 314 4 rods. to by any bank in oitlior the County •point last above described, viz: 0.50 80° E .37 chains, thence N 73° E 2.18 chains, as follows: S %° W 1.35 thence over and across the NW Vt Surveyed ,Tune 19th, 1013, to .Tan. of Clinton or County of Ingham, chains E of SW corner of 10 % of SW 4.28 chains to a point 12.17 chains N chains, thence S 01%° B .S3 chains cf NW Frl. Vt of Seclion 31, town, 24th, 1914, by order of Louis V. State of Miehlgani shall be deposited Frl. V, of Socljon 3, Town 5 North, and 5 chains E of SW corner of Sec­ to a point 1.74 chains S of E Vt Post county and stale aforesaid, owned by Green, Clinton County Drain Coin- with the said County Drain Commis­ Kango 2 West, County of Clinton, tion 14. i of Section 23. Mary C. Hale, .loliii T. Kuine.v, .lames iiiissioner, and Waiter R. Carven, sioners, said certified check to serve State of Michigan, thence over and I'nrccI Twelve — Commencing at W. Brooks, .1. W. Sanlnry O. Hale, Jolin T. liomoy, Jaiiics t'ne furnishing and construction of right to reject and and all bids. The county and state aforesaid, owned by of Section 14. W. Urooks, J. W. SandorNon, a dis­ the 'same, according to plans now on date for the completion of such con­ Parcel Fourteen—Commencing at over and across the S % of SB Vt Allen luul lOrnest Stimiplly, a distance of Section 23, town, county and state tance of 20.09 chains as'follows': E •file at our oIDces. tract, and the terms of p.ayment •of 17,73 chains, as follows: S 17.73 the point last above described, viz: 20.09 chains to a point 10.20 chains Two 36 foot Truss Bridges and therefor, shall and will be announced 18.46 chains N of S H-post of Sec- aforesaid,^,^ owned by, Paul E. and chains to a point 8.30 chains W of Alice A. Dunham, a distance of 19.37 S of the NW corner of NE Vt of NE concrete work for the same: at the time and place of letting. the S Vi post of Section 10. tion 14, Town 5 North, Range 2 Vt of Section 31. _ Two and perhaps three 30 foot Notice is Further Hereby Given, West, County of Clinton, State of chains as follows: S 32%° W 2.20 Parcel Five—Commencing at the chains, thence S .11%° W' 17.17 Pai'cel Thirty-Three—Commencing Truss Bridges and concrete work for That at the time and place of said point last above described, viz: 8.30 Michigan, thence over and across the the same; letting, or at such' other time and W Va of SB Vt, of Section 14, town, chains to a point 4.52 chains W of ''at a point last above described, viz: chains W of S % post of Section 10, the NE corner of Section 26. 10.20 chains S of NW corner of NE One 26 foot Truss Bridge and con­ place thereafter, to which we, the Town 5 North, Range 2 West, Coun­ county and state'aforesaid, owned by crete work for tlie same. County Drain Commissioners afore­ Paul F. and Alice A Duiilmnt, a dls- Parcel Twenty-Four—Commencing Vt of NE Vt of Section 31, Town 5 ty o£ Clinton, Staffe o£ Michigan, at the point last above described, North, Range 1 West, County of The width of all roadways shall be said; may adjourn the same, the as­ thence over and across the NW Vi tan(;e of 21.47 chains, as fbllows:-N at least 16 feet. \ . sessments for benefits and the lauds 72° E 4.79 chains, thence S 721/4° B viz: 4.52 chains W of NB corner of Clinton, State of Michigan, thence except S % of NW Vt of NW Vi of fSectlon 26, Town 5 North, Range 2 over and across the NE % of NE % BefiM-e any bids shall be: received comprised .within the "Remey-Chand­ Section. 'IS, town, county and state 6.25 chains,I'thence S 62%° E 10.43 for tire furnishing of any of the ler Drain Special Assessment Dis­ chains to a point 22.73 chains N of West, County of Clinton, g^ate of of Sectloif 31, town, county and state aforesaid, owned by lletsoy; J. Koy- Michigan, thence over and across the aforesaid; -'> owned by 0. E. Brooks, above mentioned bridges, a check in trict," and the apportionment there­ iiolds, a distance of 32.40 cliains, as SE coriipr of W % of SE %, Sec­ the sum of Five Hundred Dollars of will be announced by us and will tion 14. . , NE Vt of Section 26, town, county Frank W. Brooks, Millie B. Brooks, follows: South 17.38 chains, S 28%° anid state aforesaid, owned by Mary Harriot L. Brooks, Lilly B. Brooks, (?500.00) certified to by any bank in be subject to review for one day, E 7.11 chains tlienceS 37ViM3 7.91 Parcel Fifteen — Commencing at either the County of Clinton or Coun- from ten o'clock in the forenoon un- the point last above described, viz: C. Hal(3, James W. Urooks, John T. Mary Brooks Finck, Adna Mason chains to a point. 10.20 chains Komey, J. \V. Sanderson, a distance Brooks, James W. Brooks, John T. ty of Ingham, State of Michigan,' til five o'clock in the afternoon. Not tlie center of Section 15, 22.73 chains N of SE corner of W % The following Is a description of the several tracts or parcels of land of SB Vii of Section 14, Town 5 of 18.58 chains, as follows: S 11%° Remoy, a distance of 20.09 chains, Parcel Siv—Commencing at the W lO'reO chains, thence S 54%°T3 as follows:/B 20.09 chains to a point constituting the Special Assessment Dlstflct of said Drain, viz: ' point last above described, viz: At North, Range 2 West, County of Clin­ ton, State of Michigan, thence over 7.98 chains to a point 15.05 chains S 10.20 chains S of NW corner of Sec­ Sub-Divlsion , Sec. Town Range Name of Owner a point 10;20 chains N of the center of the NW corner of Section 25. tion 32. •• , o£ Section 15, Town 5 North,'Range arid across the W % of E % of SE Township of DeWitt at Large 5N 2W Health and Highway. 2 West, County of Clinton, State of >4'of Section 14, town, county and Parcel Tweiity«Flvor-Commenclng Parcel Thirty-Foiu*—Commencing A parcel of land com. at a point 92 Michigan, thence over and across the state aforesaid, owned by Caroline at the point last above described, viz: at the point last above described, viz: rods N of the SB cor. of.W % of NE % of,Section 15, town, county Wlldt>White and G. F. Wildt, a dis- 15.05 chains S of NW corner of Sec­ 10.20 chains S of NW corner of Sec­ SW'Vt. Sec. 3, thence S 92 rods, W and state aforesaid; owned by An­ tanceVof 9.01 chains, as follows: N tion 25, Town 5 North, Range 2 tion 32, Town 5 North, Range 1 25 rodsi N 80 rods, NE to begin­ drew 8. West, a distance' of ,12.66 85,°;E 9.01 chains to a point 23.73 West, County of Clinton, State of West, County of Clinton, State/ of ning ...... i 3 5N _2W George Rohrer. chalnsas follows: S3 7.1A° B .25 chains N of SW corner of E i/i of SE Michigan, thence over and across Michigan, thence over and across the A parcel of land, com. at a point 92 . chains, thence S 35%° E, 12.41 14 of Section 14. Section 25 except the S % of SW Vi W %Qt Section 32, town, county an* rods N of SW cor. of E %' of SW chains to a point ,7»60 chains E of and except ithe NB Vt of SE % ,and state afbresaidi owned by Mary 0. Vt. Sec. 3, .thence S 92 rods, B 80 Tarcel Sixteen ,-— Commencing at except the SB 14,. of SE % of Section the center of/Section 15. the point last above described,; viz: Hale, John T. Remey, James W. rods, N 40 rods, W 32 rods, NW 25, town, county and state aforesaid, Brooks, J. W. Sanderson, a distance , to beginning .3^ 5N 2W Lydia, George and Parcel Seveii—Coinmenclng;.at the 23.73 chains N, of SW corner of E owned by Mary 0. Halo, James W. point lastiabove described, viz: At'a VI of SB % of Section 14, Town 5 of 109.77 chains^ as.followsiB 39.95 /, , ... ^ ' Helena Ot't Brooks, John T. Bemey, J. W. Sand­ chains, thence S 69.82 chains to a 5N: 2W Anna and Thomas point 10.20 chains N of the center of North, Range 2 West,,; County of erson, a : distance of 88.0 3 chains, as The S 35 rods of W i/i of SB Vi... .3 Section 15, Town 5 'North, Range 2 Cliriton, State of Michigan, thence point .25 chains W of the S {>/4 post Stampfly follows!, S' 54%° B 32*27/ rchalns, of Section 3?. , , ^ ;•, A parcel of land in SW cor; of B % ' ' ••• ••"• ... .•.':,• -A • " West, County of;ClintonV State" of over arid across' the E % of SE; % thence S 33°"E 55.76 chains to, a Michigan, thence oyer and across the of Section 14,; towui county and state .Parcel Thirty r Five—Commencing ofSB Vt, 10 rods N and S by 25 point 23;36. chains W of the NB cor­ at the point last aliove described, , rods E and W...... !...... 3 5N 2W Wm. and BrviUa Lott. W H of SB % 'of Section :15; town,; aforesaid; owned by John Smith Ks« ner of Seictloni 36, county and state aforesaid, oyrned.by tate,Va distance !ofU0.09 chains, aa viz; .25 chains W of Si% post of Sec- A parcel of land 75 rods N,and S by, ClittrieyR. arid'Emily, C.^ndei:^vooRange 2 E .72: chalriiB^ thence;S54B%;;sB 3il7 i^^i::vpf,:SW:;:,^is'.Ot;,S^tto^^ E % of NW % of (Sec_yon B.Town 4 ' Vt. Sec. 9, thence running S 25 chaina toaipolritZ.TB thalriBfl of the West,'County of Clintorii ',State of. North, Range: jL WesC .County of d rods, thence NW along highway 25 ".•I'l". r Parcel SeveritM Michigan, thence over fVarid 'aiB^ : y 'y NE'.cornOTi(of-i;Wii%?.ptc8Bi;U!i;o*\8e^ the point Ia8t;iab6!re:de8cribed,;iyis:' Ingham, State of Michigan, owned by rods,\NB-to beginning. .V.^aA... .9 6N 2W WiUiBMcLouthliid i '•',',..'':, that part of NW %;of NB %N;ofM. Charles.'Ii. Carl, a .distance.of 6.32 All of the B H of SB % N of higliway^ ^^.^^^ v^^^ ^i'\t-1 24iB2J:ohalnB N o^SWfcbrneir ofiW G. iRJ Ri; of way, ; of ^ Section; 36, •.;.';„r..; Parcel Bisht^Commenolng;; at; the; :^Uf!iBW % of5SMtlori^l8;;tbwri B chains, .as t6llowB:S.6;32:ciialns to: .; 'rexc.: a ••parcel'-of •• land-. coriiydU •• a::,;'/;' ;-;:^y\'\:- point li8t;alK»TeVdiBiicrlbed;;yli!>2;7jB: to;wri;,ctourity;:; andttBtate; aforeBaid, 'termlriuB,:^6.32:chalnB^; S and: .64 • point 24 rods B of NW coKpniBre-A V NoirthiiSRarig6;r2 :^eitrft eoiuritjr ;• rof oii'ried^i>]r'\MiU7; 0^ HaleJ: WirieBs;'W. /«hMi»«(8/ipt';tlie!:NB;;;corowK(^^ chalriiB W of the N;;% post of; Section: of, thence ;W 24 TodBijS IJvrodB,' ^ : _•'•:•.')'.' i Clinton, State of Michigan, thence BraiokBii Jobhil*;: BeiiMy^iahd 0 '0i of 8D % of Section i, 16, Town 6 weraadtttroliJth*;;^i:.%'';;Ot;:S^';^ 6;.TowriBhlp 4^ Northr Range lowest; : NE to beginning....;;;;;:v..^: vV;.! Parcel Tlilrt]r«Blx~Coriimencirig;ai ijfi1V

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''^Se' i/ '•' mmg^^M if 11 10 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, OCTOBER 1, 1914

Sub-Division Sec. Town Range Name of Owner Sub-Dlviston Sec. Town Range Name ot Owner Sub-Division Sec. Town Range Name of Owner A'parcel of land com. 35 rods N of S Vi of SE Vi except a parcel of land NE Vt 29 5N 2W Nora & R. H. Moots com. 35 rods W ot NE cor. thereof, SE cor. of E VJ of W VJ of SE % NE 14 of NW Vt 29 5N 2W George C. Mack. V tlience running W 16 rods, N 80 running thence E 35 rods, S 40 SE Vt of NW Vt 29 5N 2W August L. Kloepfer. rods, SE along highway 16 rods, S rods, NW to beginning 20 5N 2W J. C. Glaister. A parcel ot land com. 70 rods N of to beginning . !) 5N 2W Edward and Elma A parcel of land com. at a point 50 SE cor. ot W VJ of NW Vi, Sec. Locher. rods W of SE. cor. of NE Vt of 29, running thence W 16 rods, N A parcel of land com. 20 rods N ot NE Vi, Sec. 21, running thence E 30 rods, E 16 rods, S to beginning. 29 5N 2W Chas. H. and Anna SE cor. of E \ Acres of N 5 Acres of W V2 Lansing Road, NW'ly along center 2W George B. Ott. rods, S 50 rods, W 60 rods, S 45 • line ot said road to beginning.. . .33 2W John Wieland. of SVV VI of NW VI ^0 5N rods, W 46 rods, S 25 rods, W 30 A parcel ot land 10 rods B and W W Vi of SW Vi of NW VI exc. N 5 rods, S 40 rods to beginning 21 5N 2W Louis Litzke. by 18 rods N and S in NE cor. of Acres and all the SW Vi b'lng N ot 2W Clara & Wm. Strahle. A parcel of land 55 rods N and S by NW Vt of SE VI .' 33 5N 2W Oliver S. Angell. DoWitt and Howoli Road 10 5N by 20 rods 2 feet E and W in SE All the SW Vi South of DeVVitt and A parcel ot land com. in N Wcor. of cor. ot W % of SE Vt 21 5N 2W Ida E. and George S. NE VI of SE Vi, Sec. 33, running Howell Road exc. a parcel of land Brown. IS rods N and S by 50 rods E and thence S 10 rods, B 12 rods, S 35 W in SW cor. thereof 10 5N 2W Allen and Ernest NE VI of SE Vt exc. the M. U. T. rods, E 70 rods, N 35 rods, W to Stamplly. Right of Way 21 5N 2W Adam Spothelt and beginning ' 33 5N 2W Warren and Mary Clarence J. and Carter and Fred SE VI except a parcel ot land 25 rods Mina L. McCune. • E and VV by 88 rods N and S in Schwarer. NE cor. thereof 10 5N 2W John A., Ernest C, SE Vt ot SB VI exc. M. U. T. Right NB Vt of NE Vt exc. % Acre in NE of Way : 21 5N 2W Mrs. S. M. Heck. and Ellon Stampfly coi'. thereof .... v.- 34 5N 2W Wm. H. Wieland. E % ot NE VI 22 5N 2W Philip Kraus. Rickey and A parcel ot land com. in SW cor.. Sec. NW Vi ot NE VI 34 5N 2W NW Vt of NE Vt 22 5N 2W Alice A. Dunham. Jacob Keck. 11, thence running N 60 rods, E GO 5N 2W Adam Cheney rods, N 20 rods, E •10 rods, S 4 8 SW Vt of NE Vt 22 S VJ of NE Vi .ind N Vi of S % ot rodg, E 60 rods, S 32 rods, W to N VJ of NW Vt and SW Vt of NW Vi .22 5N 2W Alice A. Dunham. NW Vt and NB Vi ot SE Vt 34 5N 2W George P. Wieland. beginning 11 5N 2W Dan R. Stampfly. SE Vt of NW Vt exc. 1 Acre in SE 5N 2W L. W., V. T. and R. 5N 2W Paul E. Dunham. N Vs of NW Vi 34 S VI ot W VI ot SE Vi 11 5N 2W Elmina Stampfly and cor. thereof 22 D. Brlggs and S. M. Elniina Zeeb. W '^ ot SW Vi 22 5N 2W George Fairbanks Hardenbrook, F. A. Estate: Mrs. S Vi of E Vi of W 1/^ ot SE Vi ni 5N 2W Anna E. Stampfly. Hall, George W. 2W Varney Pearce and Frances Fairbanks. Pease and C. D. Olln S 7-20 ot VV Vi of E VJ ot SE Vi . .11 5N N Vi of E V- of SW VI and S % of Christian Zeeb S Vt of NW VI 34 5N 2W Frances E. Scvereuco SVJ ot NE Vt of SW Vt 22 5N 2W Edward h. and Anna A parcel ot land com. 25 rods N of E. Heeb. W 25 Acres ot N Va ot SW Vt exc. a SW cor. ot E Vi of SE Vi , Sec. 11, parcel ot land 30 rods N and S by running thence S 25 rods, E '10 N V" of S V' of NE Vi of SW Vt. .22 5N 2W H. A. Livermore. 10 rods E and W In SW cor. rods, N 10 rods, W 20 rods, NW to SB Vt ot SW VI ••••22 5N 2W Philip Morgan. 5N 2W .Tohn R. Boughner. Martha, Belle, thereof 34 beginning 11 5N 2W Wm. Horning. S % of W Vi of SE Vt 22 5N 2W E Vs of W 50 Acres ot N Vj ot SW Vt .34 5N 2VV Rachel Boughner. S 20 rods of E 20 Acres of S 60 Acres Amanda, Philip and Isaac Morgan. E 30 Acres ot N % ot SW Vt and W ot VV VJ ot NE VI and a parcel of Vi of N VJ of SE Vt 34 5N 2W Elijah S. Boughner N Vt ot W VJ ot SE Vt and E 'i land com. 'lO rods S ot NW cor. of B VJ of NW Vt of SE Vt 34 5N 2W Houghten B. Gladden. ot SE Vi 22 5N 2W Stephen and Flor­ NE Vi ot SI3 Vi. Sec. 13, running E Va ot NB Vi 35 5N 2W Augusta and thence S 'lO rods, E 30 rods, NW ence Downer and Fred Wohlfcrt. to beginning 13 5N 2W Albert P. and Flor­ JIargaret Waller. E Vi of W VJ ot NE Vi and a parcel ence L. Walker. E ot NE Vt 23 5N 2W Warren and Nelson ot land com. at center ot Sec. 3 5, Rupp. A parcel ot land com. at center of running thence E 26 chains and 56 W % of NE Vi and B VJ of NW Vt • . 23 5N 2W Henry Leitzke. links, thence S to M. C. R. R., Sec. 13, running tlience E 52 rods, W Vi of NW Vt exc. 3 Acres in NW N 20 rods, W 15 rods, N 12 rods, thence SW'ly along R. R. Right ot cor. thereof 23 5N 2W Durtee D. Angell. Way to N and S Vt Hue, thence N W 37 rods, S to beginning 13 5N 2W Thomas H. Hall, .Jr., 3 Acres in NW cor. of W % ot NW and Thomas H. Hall on Vt line to beginning 35 5N 2W John and Josephine Vt 23 5N 2W Cemetery and School Heidt and Frank A parcel ot land com. 3 5 rods N ot Property. S. Miller center ot Sec. .13, thence running S Vi of S VJ .23 5N 2W Margaret Waller W Vi of NE Vi and that part ot E 35 rods, W SO rods, N 120 rods, .23 5N 2W Alice A. and Paul Vi ot SW Vt lying N ot M. C. R. SE to lieglnnlng 13 5N 2W Fred Geisenhafer. E. Dunham. R. 35 5N 2W George J. and Emma S % 01' 'i^ Vi of W VJ of NW VI 13 5N 2W Mable Zeeb. E VJ of NE Vi exc. a parcel of land Zohn and Kate Kent W Vi ot NW Vi exc. a parcel ot land com. 70 rods W of NE cor. there­ B Vi ot NW Vi and S VJ of NW Vt com. '10 rods S of NE cor. thereof, • of, running thence E 70 rods, S 25 ot NW VI.: 35 5N 2W Houghten B. Gladden running thence N 40 rods, W 10 rods, W 50 rods, NW to beginning, N VI of W V> ot NW Vi 35 5N 2W Wm. H. Wieland' rods, SIi) to beginning 13 5N 2W Geo. and Alma Heller VJ and E of SW Vt ot NE Vt 24 5N 2W Perrin Cushman. N 34 ot SW Vi ot NW VI . . ., 3 5 5N 2W Frances A. and Chas.. W Vi of SW Vi 13 5N 2AV G. F. Wlldt and W Vi of NE Vi and E Vs of NW Vt F. Howe Caroline Wildt White of NE Vt 24 5N 2W Unls Cu.shraan. S Vs ot W % ot NW Vt 3 5 5N 2W George F. Wieland NE Vi of SW Vt 13 5N 2W Syrenal L. Cushman. E VJ of NW Vt and N % of SW Vt • • 24 5N 2W Doty Cushman. 2W Doty Cushman. W % ot SW Vt exc. R. R. Right of SE VI of SW Vi 13 5N AV 1^ otNW VI 24 5N 2W Wm. S. Sweeney. Way 35 5N 2W Myra B. and H. W VJ ot .SE VI and a parcel ot land SE Vt of SW Vt 24 5N 2W Alice A. and Paul H. Hammond com. 16 rods E ot NW cor. 'of SE E. Dunham. E Vt of SW Vt lying S ot M. C. R. R..3 5 5N 2W Houghten B. Gladden Vi of SE VI, Sec. 13, running SW of SE'Vt 24 5N 2W Alice A. and Paul E. thence W 10 rods, S 20 rod.s, NE A parcel of land com. 03 rods N ot Dunham, sub. to NB cor. of SE Vt of SE %, Sec. to beginning, and a parcel of land Cont. Int. of T. com. 16 rods N of SW cor. of SE 35, running thence S 63 rods, W Burch. 80 rods, S 36 rods, W 80 rods, N VI of SE Vi, Sec. 13, thence run­ NW ot SE Vt 24 5N 2W Jerome I. Shaw and ning S 16 rods, E 10 rods, NW 13 rods, NE along M. C. R. R. 1 Unis Cushman. to beginning 13 5N 2W Perrin Cushman. Right ot Way to beginning, and a SW of SW Vi 24 5N 2W Alice A. and Paul parcel ot land com. at NE cor. of E Vi ot NE Vi .14 5N 2W George Heller. Dunham, sub. to 2W Mina L. Stampfly. SB Vt, Sec. 3 5, running thence W E % of W Vi of NE Vi 14 5N Cont. Int of — 42 rods, S to M. C. R. R. Right of N 24 Acres ot W 3-16 ot NE Vi and Schlee. N 16 Acres of E Vs of NW Vi ..14 5N 2W Roy Stampfly. Way, NE along R. R. Right of Way NE Vt of SE Vi 24 5N '2W Wm. Stadel. to B line of Sec. 35, thence N to N VJ of W % of NW Vi 14 5N 2W Benjamin Lett. SE Vi of SE Vt 24 5N 2W Abr'ham C. Haviland Wilson R. Moore 2W Corell Scott. beginning 35 5N 2W S % of W % of NW Vi 14 5N All of Sec. 2 5 exc. S Vj of SW Vt S 22 Acres ot W VJ ot SE Vi 35 5N 2W Felix and Frank A parcel of land com. at NW cor. of and NE Vt ot SE Vt 25 5N 2W John T. Remey, Porebach SW VI , Sec. 14, running thence B James W. Brooks, SE Vt ot SE VI 35 5N •2W Patrick Carew 70 rods, S 70 rods, W 50 rods, S Mary Chandler Halo NB Vt ot NE Vt 36 5N 2W C. E. Brooks, Frank 48 rods, W 20 rods, N 118 rods to and J. W. Sanderson W. Brooks, Millie beginning 14 5N 2W Rosa Heiler. S Vi of SW Vi 25 5N 2W Houghten B. Gladden R. Brooks, Harriet A parcel ot land beginning 9 rods E NE Vt and SE Vt 25 5N 2W C. E. Brooks, Frank L. Brooks, Lilly R. of SW cor. ot SW Vi, See. 14, run­ W. Brooks, Millie R Brooks, Mary ning thence E 61 rods, N 90 rods, Brooks, Harriet L. Brooks Finck. Adna W 50 rods, S 48 rods, W 20 rods, Brooks, Lily R. Mason Brooks S 31' rods, E 9 rods, S 11 rods to Brooks, Mary James W. Brooks beginning 14 V 5N 2W Herman P. and Julia Brooks Pinck, Adna and John T. Remey E. Kraus. Mason Brooks, W VJ of NE Vt and SB Vt -of NE Vt A parcel of land 9 rods E and W by James W. Brooks, and N ^ of SE Vt 36 5N 2W John T. Remey, 11 rods N and S on SW cor. of SW John T. liemey. James W. Brooks Vt 14 5N 2W Church Property. NE Vt and NE Vi of SE Vi 26 5N 2W John T. Remey, Mary Chandler Hale E 90 Acres of SW % 14 5N 2W Amelia and David James W. Brooks and J. W. Sanderson Burke. Mary Chandler Hale ^W and NE Vt .36 5N 2W Margaret Waller and W Vi of SE Vt ,. 14 5N 2W Alice A. and Paul E. & J. W. Sanderson James W. Brooks'1 , Dunham. N % of NW Vt 26 5N 2W Alice A. and Paul B. |#E % of NW 14 of SW Vt. .36 5N 2W Pearl and Alvln W 1/4 of E % ot SE Vt 14 5N 2W G. P., Wildt and Dunham. Smith Caroline Wlldt White S Vt of N % of NW Vt and N % of W Vt of N % of SW 14 36 5N 2W Rhode A. and E Vt of SE Vt 14 5N 2W John Smith Estate. S »/f! of NW Vi 26 5N 2W George Schoetle. Daniel D. White B. 0. Smith, heir S % of NW Vt and N % of SW Vt • . 26 5N 2W Wm. Schray. SW 14 of SW Vt. .36 5N 2W Ro^ Moore NE VI •. 15 5N 2W Andrew West. / S % of SW Vt exc. a strip of land 30 t SE 14 of SW Vt. .36 5N 2W Wm. M. and E % of NW Vt andi B % of N Vi of rods N and S by 1 rod B and W Bertha A. Gibbs W % ot SW Vt, and a parcel of In NB cor. thereof 26 5N 2W Wm. Wieland SW 14 of SE 14 ,36 5N 2W P. B. Brewer land com. at the SB cor. ot SW 14 NW % of SB Vt 26 5N 2W, Albert and Augusta SE 14 of SE 14 , ,36 6N 2W Ira Scott of NW Vt. Sec. 15, running thence Randall. W 36 rods, N 20 rods, E 20 rods, S % of SB Vt 26 5N 2W Houghten B. Gladden Township of Bath at Large 5N IW Health and Highway N 35 rods, W 20 rods, N 25 rods, NE % of NB Vt 27 5N 2W Anna and George A parcel of land com. at SW cor. of E 36 rods, S to beginning .15 5N 2W Betsey J. Reynolds. Keck, Sr. NW 14. Sec. 19, running thence N E 25 rods of S Vi of NW Vi of NW SE Vt o£ NB Vt and N % of NB Vt 130 rods, E 80 rods, S 55 rods, W Vi ....15 5N 2W Josephine and Fred , . of SB % and NW Vt of SE 14. .27 5N 2W George J. Keck. 30 rods, S 75 rods, W to beginning. 19 5N IW Jos. Drumheller,' Sr,. Tucker. W i/i of NB Vt 27 5N 2W Victor Bolcbot. W Vt of SW 14 exc. a parcel of land B i/i of N Vt of W % of SW V4..15 5N 2W Egbert Hurd. N % ofNW Vt..... 27 5N 2W 'Joseph Bolchot. 11 1/6 rods E and W by 42 rods N B 25 rods of S % of NW Vi of N 1/6 of SB, Vt of NW % . 27 5N 2W Chas. and Elizabeth and S in NB cor. thereof; and a NW Vt, 15 5N 2W Samuel J. Smith, Jr. Redoutey. parcel of land 42 rods Nand S by A parcel of land com. at SW cor. of S % of SB i/t of NW 14 .' v... 27 5N 2W George Keck, Sr. 111/6 rods B and W In SW cor. of SW Vt, Sec. 15, running thence E SW 14 of NW 14 and N % of E % E 1/6 of W 1/6 of SW 14 ..' 19 5N IW Abraham C. Haviland. 80 rods, N 80 rods, W 25 rods, S of SW 14 ...... 27 5N 2W Chas. Redoutey. B % of W 1/6 of'SW 14 exc. a parcel 50 rods, SW to beginning.....,. .15 5N 2W Clark Livermore. W % of SW 14 27 5N 2W Louis Bolchot. of land 42 rods N and S by 11 % E % of SW % except. SE Vi of SE S % of E % of SW-14 ••... 27 .5N 2W Jacob G. and Rickey rods E and W In SW cor. thereof, H of SW yi...... 15 5N 2W Elgin Peabody. Keck, and Prank and a parcel of land 30 rods B and SE Vi of SB Vt of SW Vi and W % . Upton. W by 50 rods N and S In NE cor. of SB V*...... i...... l5 5N 2W Chas. R. and Emily A parcel ot land 20 rods B and W by thereof; arid a parcel of land 11 Vs C. Underwood and 32 rods N and 8 in NW cor. of SW ^ rods B and W by 42 rods N and Sutton Cunningham 14 ,of SE i4...... '.2r 5N, 2W Tobias Burch. S InvNB cor. of W Vt of ^W Vt ••19 5N IW Edward and Sarah , E % of'W 1/6 of SE %....., ....15 BN 2W Alice A. and PaulE. 8 1/6 !of SE 14 exc. a parcel of land : I Drumheller •••• • •'•y-:-' •::•:. • Dunbam. : 20 rods E and >V by Sgj'ods N and A parcel of land com. in SE cor. of B NE .1/1 of SB Vi. ;,..;...... 15 5N 2W Benjamin Lott. S In, NW cor. thereof; and the 8 1/6 of SW 14. Sec. 19,. .=r)inning ., SB 14 of SB 14...: ....15 . 5N 2"VV Julia E/ and Herman % of NE 14 of SB 14 i...... 27 5N 2W George S. Schoetle. thence N 70 rods, W 45 'rods; N i '. P, Kraus. NB'i4 of NE Vt exc. 2 Acres owned 32 rods, W 35 rods, S 102 rods, B A parcel of land com. 16 rods W of' by M. U. T. Co.;,,...... ;..28 BN; 2W Giibert M. Morrison to beginning ...... ;...... 19 5N IW Freeman W. Loree ,' SE cor. otS % of SB,% of SB 14^ • and T. H. McCurdy A parcel of land com. at SW cor. of "Sec: 16, running'thence B 16 rods, ' SB 4i of NE 14 exc. 2 Acres owned -^'^.^ •: .••••;,•:',' l , ': .,v• ^,i: SE 14, Sec. 19, running thence N ;N; 16 rods; SW, to beglnnluf^^.!. .16.1 ^\\ZW,:,\:liary. J. Groom. ;by,M, U. T.; Co;.... .v.....;;. .28 BN 2W Chas. W. Poster. 52 rods, B 35 rods, S 35 rods, E A parcel of iahd Com. at SW cor. of • W-:,Mi;:,ot.NE/34;vi-:.:;. .;.;.'.".;.•. .:V.:... -28,'' BN 2W IdaE. and George 8. to M. C. R. R.. Right of /Way, : SB % of SW' %v'.Sec. 20, running -^ ;'i '• ;;,••''• :':..Brown.';;^^ ;,.,.•: .;'•,-';. thence SW'ly albng said rlgiit of V. thence B 80 rods, N 35 rods, W 40 Thart part of NW % , lying - E of, N / way to S line of Sec' 19,/thence W >• c;rod8,8W to beginning, and a par- • •*c: ••^••arid'S''road.''ii'.'v-.^.;..'..^i-'.'.'.:.,.;.•;• •.'28''' BN 2W Nancy Cortright. to beginning .....,.'...'...... >. -^ 5N IW George Peters ;::v eel of land c6lh^ 60! rods N ofiSE : All the NWx^i lying W; of DeWltt], A parcel of land com. at SB; cor, of ' ,;:,?;:: oor.vof'SE;:»4-;>:bf:'':SW''.%V"iSecKviQ^-.^.••:^ • ahdLarislngRp^exc; 8^^^^^^ BN; 2W:! Ida M; and Chas. S. SB 14, Sec: 19, running thence N' •; running; thence;;N 40 rods;?W,16 V' : • ••;';•,'/• :^0.;.--'\''Sloan" ^: v,-.'. X25/rods,-W 20 rods, 8 45 rods, v v;; :/;v;'irod8,;:S;; 1'6: rodfl^^SB .jjo ibeis '• N w;'% ^of; ^W.,^-': and'^S:'10\Acre^^ •;"''' : W: 30 rods; SV60 rbds, ;W to M. C. ' BN;,2W: Egbert Hurdi H; R; Right bl Way, thence SW'ly ;- i;^A/parce)i'';bf-iland;^cbmi.'J;35';;rod^ ,..v.;;Lan8lhgv::Road;;,'yvi%;;.i;i';;{|;J^^^^ BN; 2W Marjgaret and Wil- along said Rlight ofj^ay,; toSllne' ;•:SK^.8B••X!6ri\6f^N:-%:i0f.8B;'%i^Sec;^;2«i^>^;?t^'iV'''> "^;:^ i'V;; ••,'• ^'' -"t*^:" bert: Walker.'! •;; :;.',;•• : of Sec. 19;:thence.E to beginning. 19 •5N:' IW Joseph Drumheller f'' :?:;:.•; runnlng:;':thence;vW;'86?rod8;'lNv!lfl':i;V./'i;,l''.:;^ :;AiriDiiithe^-E'#bff8W'''iii:!i^^ v8 30 AcreS; of .E'!^6 of NB ^ .;..:.. 20 •:BN.' ;^)*f: rods; ..^P;f 8.5-:rddB;r:S •-lftirodB'it(i';.be^i:^:i5%;& ^v.'K;De^lttvand;:!tahBlhg.!R0iid';ii'v;'i:-.';.28':'' BN;."2W'i Oliver 8. Angell. 8% of:B:%.of,:8W % ofNE % and ^iW;v:;Wv 8.; Haii;r;;::-;:;:;;;/!'/.;;;;:;, ^;-;^i-glhnlh(r^and''avparcel';bf(landicbihj-yi5?''fi}-'^ iBN,';:;'2W,-;;;iI)jarwliiJ;C % SW^i^Vof'SW'Ji^'-^fNB',^'.,;:,...'.20.:^ i'BN'; ;lW':.'l8aac^'Bi.'''bryer;V'':;'"'v:M'H' ':;;.fe^l6^^(9d8iB•«f.'•'8W;•;co^,;vbf,•;N'•••%^•bf;^;;^^ ;:);t::: ••:B'^%?::Of--N':^'!4;ofi:SB^'%;"exc;^2,^Abre8i;;^;-- v:8'%;:bfB^WofiNW':^i'';^l';.>V:.:.:.':.'/i;:.-.v^20;:;; 'I'W;';: .Mini' A.;';&;; Ira;. Shaw^.:^ ;;;:«;i;8B4^4'i''!'Sbc.;;20;;iWhnirig:;.therice::^%:i';i!!^^ t;;:?:vowned^W^>M;;iU;'-'T;<;CdV!;-i^<-'^;.ii^.^;f^2«;: iiBN'':f2'W,;*;Pranii:i:D iaA:parcel ;bf;land com. 40 rods N:bf i ^ visvlie.i:'irod«i5N,^:l6i:TbdB;;;BB¥,tbvbeBft^^ ::B.f.9t^'bf^a'vtt;!'bfi8B;i;}4:-«ifc;^'2:lAcrer'^ ' ••'• •:;SB-cor.'<)t'w,'%^of-NW;;Ui^sec^^'2o;:i::-,•;: "" ••• • • ' "~ • '•";;.rod8/^Wv40-v"" 12 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, OCTOBER 1, 1914

Ipg the cnb OR It npun about and went Wearing Flowers, iliugglng up tho street. Tho kind uf HOWCI-H that tire flttlnn .Vll in ail, young Mr, Moonoy was for a woinuD to wear depends upon her not a pleasing presence as ho stood iigu and porsoiial appoiiniiu'e. Hlo.s- there luidor the lll'korlng light of the tiotiiH that are becdiiiliig to a yuung girl Tiead Our Great War Serial Klr(!«t luiiip. look out of pliire on tho oldorly wi> Kilt there wts something llko a grim mau, and the woman who Is tall can smile on Mooney's battered features wear certain varlotlos wtiicb ilie one as ho drew out his bunch of .langling who Is sliorr cannot. keys, selected his latchkey and climb­ Baiiksia lo.ses are for the quite young ed tlio steps to the little stoop. girl. Violets are cliiirming for either youth or age. /Daisies belong only to lioforo he could In.sert tho latchkey I "Like Father Like Son" youth. I'auslos seem fitted for riper 111 tho lock, however, the front door age, though tho pansy eyed girl looks Hew open. well with tlioiii. Clirysanthommns look m SET FREE I By JOHN BARTON OXI'ORD "Oh, ICddIo!" died Mary .Moonoy, well on .youth or maturity, but do not V Cupyrl«lit by Fmnlt A. MuiiHoy Co. both her arms abouL,hor big sou, "U sceiii to belong to the old. Uoses be­ viveiiied as if yo was never eoiijlj^u'." long to all ages, but need'to ho chosen By H. t WELLS, Who Tells of JOuntly Eilillo dlsoiigagod hli'hSelf. Willi care as to their color and size. "Yer jiviitiu swwiturV Now, I'live uie "Coiiie into the parley,'"he said .soin- Lilacs ciiii onl'y'be worn by a tall fig­ lliliik 11 iiihiiilo, (luiirlu. Sure, I've Imd Deiiy, leading I lie way into the very ure Neitiior are poppies for the pe­ mo eyosoii uUsoinuwIiorus liiloly. Tiiliu oriiiite little front room and touching tite nor things that grow in branch a match to the gas Jet. II luoU 111 till! colliir sliilrwiiy. I've ii form. Snowdrops that would look fool- EUROPE'S ARMAGEDDON "Kddle," slie cried witli sudden anx­ iiiliid yo'll lliiil Hi. Iiiuitjlii' on wiin iiv l.'sli on a middle iiged woman look iety, catching slglitfof his Vatterod fea­ sweet on a young girl. Lilies of the llio |iOBH lliura." tures lu tho light Willi winch tho room "Yep; lii^i'o It Is, covoroil up be throe valley are for youth or middle ,nge. was Hooded lis one after another ho Mignonette doe.s not l)elong to youth, AND THE LAST WAR iiproiis luid 11 bug av clothesplna," unld liglUod all the jets in the little chande­ nor do sweet peas and datTodlls belong lie, tunilni; liiicU to tlio spotless kitch­ lier, "ye'vo been liiirt<4!" to age, hut any one can wear the fra­ en Willie he drew ilio sweutcf over his' Fddio said nothing. Slowly ho tuni- grant carnation.—ICxcliangu. IJIK shoulders. e it and because It would be sorter sling- Mooney, that was the greatest fighter ing for you. Wlielher you go'iibuh to bcautilul Mackinac Island, In' mud at the old man's memory If wlth^biindrcds of others now injuring > The Orator Scored. of his weight that ever lived—if I this modern scientific age. If a person the famous summer resort of the North country, or choose the "Water 1 didn't, I'm goln' to make good!" worked In a foundry or took the job "Who Is there." cried the impassion* Way" on your trip from ilie east or West, you will appreciate the many ' Mrj^^Shott, being neither of facile nor weighing 150 pounds appears lighter ed orator."'wbo will lift a voice against comforts on our palatial steamers. tbnt.Spillane, the contractor, offered me than anything weighting fifty or seven­ analytical mind, puckered his bnshy awhile back—a job at the bottom, dlg- the truth of my statement?" Daily service between Detroit and Cleveland, and Detroit and Buffalo, brows as be pondered those words. ty-five pounds, it is simply because a Just then a douUey on the outskhrts Four trips weekly froin Toledo and Detroit to Mackinac Island and way gl'n' In a ditch?" distorted mind of some weak man ports. Delightful day trips between Detroit and Cleveland during July Ho wns still puckering them when "Do yer mnhe," she asked, with trem­ of the crowd gave vent to one of the their equipage drew up before the Imagined It, maybe 400,000 years a^o. piercing "hee-haws" of the tribe. and August. Popular week-end excursions, every Saturday between ulous eagerness, "that ye are goln' to Same origin, for &(l current mytbs.— Delroll and ButFalo, and Detroit and Cleveland. Special.Steamer Cleve* South armory. ' The; laugh was on tbe orator for a give ut up and do somethin' like that? New York Amerlciia land to Mackinac Island direct, two trips weekly, June 23lh to Sept. lOth, As the taxi came to a sputtering atop Oh, the thought of ut makes me so hap­ moment; but. assuming an air of tri­ making no stops enroule except at Detroit every trip. Daily service be­ he placed one'pudgy hand On Mooney's py, Eddie, so happy!'' , umph, be lifted bis voice above theiidin tween'Toledo and Put-In-Bfiy, June lOlh to September lOth. shoulder. -! ''Then. listen to me for a mindte," - \ Chserlng Him Up> tb^ay, "I knew nobody but an ass YOyR.R,MLROAD TICKETS, reading between Detroit and Buf- "Say, Eddie." he said thickly, "ye're said he. "Tomprrer I'll see Spillane Little 4ackle—Bow soon are yon and would try. it"T''''>'><'<'D .^'oba , falo or^clroit and Cleveland, are available for transportslion on D. & C. In wrong. Yer won't heyer be makln' my sister going to be married? Bc< itetmers either direction,'- ' , and'^ke the Job. Spillane was one of ' AN INTERESTING PAMPHLET giving detailed descripllon of no headway wit' nothln*. like that on the best friends the old man ever had, static Lover—She has not named tbe On* on the Voice. . yer mind. I never yet seeafelly make happy day yet, but I hope she does not various trips will be mailed you on receipt of two cents to pay postage. and, what's more, he's strong for me. Lecturer-'Lodles and gentiemeni we • Address L.G, Lewis, Gent, Passcnacr Aacnt, Detroit, Mich. good at anything that hlB.wholiB heart I'll have to start at thie bottom, biit believe hi long engagements. ' Little Bbal) consider this evening the funda­ DETROIT & CLEVELAND NAVIGATION COMPANY wa'n't in, and if yer whole heart ain't he'll put me up the line Just as fast as Jackie^Sbe doesn't, 1 know, 'cause all mental principles of architecture. The . Philip II> McMillan, President: A. A, 'SdmMi, l^icc-Pres: and Genl, Mgr,: in:'thi8"-v:•.•,;;'• V;•:••..•';, ,::v ^'y\:urji I make good. Now I'm golnV to bed.'' ber- engagements bavp been thortlr- Etruscans-^. A Wandering Voice- JittAniDnarritD aoil drpartftiin^t of Third: Street,' DelrtHtj Hicb. ••' ' ''Can it,'' said: Eddie very crisply. A ''L'ave: me fix! i^er^^cheek: and: tbat Lonion Telegroph,' ;' .• • How d'ye build a dog bouse? Lee* "Even if tne; heart ain't In this thing poor eye tor yer before yer go," said turer tsollcltously)—Are you going to I've got ,^a,blamed.good Bulistitute tor =she,i;•;\^j•;,(>;:;;,•;V•-:^•.;;^/v"^ •;:•;'•.:;•'.,••;'"•• Dicing Give Hir a Chano«.i move?-^udge. ItvU's what she's lookln' for.and ex- :"Aw, them little Welti don't amount v"After all, glara. It is not such a pectin' me to do. K;Arid yer'd' better serious matter It you quarreled with •,v-J ;.:;>;''"•-;. No Rliki';; •,•;:.• •.,; forget what I've JiiBt said to, yer- to hothin'atalliVsaldhe.; w - , r : ''And,''Eddie,'' she pleadejdi clutchlri^ your fiance. 'RememberiVtbe wise one .','1 wonder. If the Babbleys ran any • Bee??;'-!': ^ '•< ^t: ••;-'''^:;t-';^v^^jV.vyi::;^'vf::-^V':t-:bls/slieev; e aWbe made as ifto.leiiTe tile gives la'V^I::^.-r-^:.;/-^-.-/-;•:^:v|•:^'V:'"''V''•!"•' risk of ostracism If they go to that : rAir right!; • I; dn'ti^neyer jbeard^V room, "don't'take;tbla thing tbovbard, r "That's Jiist it; be gave In almoit- fashlbiiiable resbrt?"^^^^;, : , • Bddie,''K Bllciier: ?; dMni^ Maybe no\^'tts all fbr;tbetbe8ti;]^ Immediately.'* ~ Muhlcb -Megijendbrfer; ;^;"Ohi\•v;;ikv.••>'::•v,^•• ;;,'••; ,^8lOmbro;Anierlcan.":'•"•;'':'.;•>'':';•"~/-'' -^ too eori^;'VBeti»r;huBtie>tnto yer rih^ ^jHe turned to •her wlthla'.sifaiie^^^ : fludrfi';;N6 1 t»e^e#in% bnncb^rnilill^;/' 'inpro;be^exercjised^tbnt:childb(^^ mu Both RMnnsps. ••';''•••Vi'"iV':•'^''')"i*•'orlb•bl•.^;'•.^•: '''.v.;'::;^:; •pf|'-;;biJ|^i;uaniii«^j1ilB ri like athletics for glria. Yon pngbt ' **toTe Is anembtloD .wbn|b^:m :fv^It";WM,/nftwj:l:l|^ felt;' but' caniibt; b^: | adeiqiuately d«>: :^iAJBl^:tezl::igaiti);'cBmi^ :^tb[rptigb^;tier/^ir,l^raniplln to JM bow aiyrdaugbter;;-ean ran w ;:and;iimiilhg?down:fttiiber'ithe Ncribed,"';obRerved .the-' mga^':^::,,, -i,-;'• • ^ -' nttlQ;': stii^eti^pf |:|tif?|^^ I i*'8o la Hulcknm.'^ ireplled tbt f^^ ^;jtndrRtbii^ed;^fdr^ ilSl'jOfy.cpurae^Ait'slian^ imtiiM,f;vhe;cbucfcledi;-?;;vAind;;a8'^^^^ ,!:w:ap/a^blll^!>KA||Umon OliiclnimO'SElniiiilwRi^^K^ ry';'r;;--.g;>;;/^^^^ r^d«ijht|iiomlJ7i«i|jt^ •(in'|[t ttbpi;barifl,!:i:Hoh;^ ::^ Bddle' Mobneir 'got' wearily 1roti ttld' yerfdra nilirute ^Yer ic«, f kn \:\jTiM i'MCrat :'orvbBPptDMa^ Ul' llW1^i:IO^ OVeiiook?{We > miiitaies f.ot'': ptbers allow yoor enorgjis to stagnat*.- iiir!mdily!:ftB'iy6i^,^db}«ybur^;dwii'i'and i good ntffbt t« nicker Sbea lonnglnKon out Doheeny In the tenth round down ybiiC:^wffi<11^ titlB; old-wbri^^ pretty tbe cuiblonr witbln and atpod wateb-1 to tbe Soutb armory tonight"

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Sub-Dlvlslon Sec. Town Range Name o£ Owner Sub-Division Sec. Town Range Name of Owner Sub-Dlvlslon Sec. Town Range Name of Owner N Mi of SW '/i exc. a parcel ot land N % of SW y of NE y and SE % rods, E 77 rods"3 links, S 28 rods, coin; at a point 35 rods B of NW of NW y 33 BN IWWm . Kuhtahl 10 links, E 72 rods, N 60 rods, W cor. thereof, running thence W 35 NE Vi of NW y, exc. 5 A. in SW cor..33 5N IW Eugene P, and to beginning exc. R. R. Right rods, S 30 rods, NE to beginning. 20 5N IW Monty Ellsworth Edith Rounds 6f Way 2 4N 2W Nelson Moore S of SW Vi 20 5N IW Mary C. Hale, John NW y of NW y, and 5 Acres in SW A parcel of land'com. 41 rods S of T. Remey, James cor. of NE y of NW y '. 33 5N IW Guy W. Barton NW cor, of NW y, Sec. 2. running W. Brooks and J. A parcel of land 1G rods E and W by thence E 10 rods 21 links, N 9 W. Sander.son 50 rods N and S in NW cor. of W rods, E 77 rods, 3 links, S 28 rods W VJ of SB V, 20 5N IW Olive and % of SE y of NE y 33 5N IW Mary Tolman 10 links, W 87 rods 24 links, N Rundel Cushman SW y of ,NW y and W Vj of 3W y to beginning 2 4N 2W Mary B. Moore E % of SB Vi VTV.ri^" 5N IW Edward S. LaNoble exc. y. Acre In SW cor. of the N A parcel ot land com. 60 rods 10 A parcel of land com. 3 0 rods W of y of W % of SW y 33 5N IW J. D. Roby links S and 10 rods E ot NW cor. SB cor. of N % of NW Vi, Sec. 21. % Acre in SW cor. ot N y of W VJ ot NW y. Sec. 2, running thence running thence N 00 rods, W 55 of SW y ,' 33 5N IW A. W. Roby E 150 rods, S 28 rods, W 40 rods, rods, N 20 rods, W 30 rods, S 80 A parcel of land com. 10 rods W of S 8 rods, W 80 rods, S 4 rods, W rods, B to beginning .21 5N IW Richard T. Smith center of Sec. 33, running thence 10 rods, NW to beginning 2 4N 2W , Harry P. Gladden W 70 rods, S 150 rods, E 40 rods, A parcel of land com. 95 rods W of A parcel ot land com. at SW cor. of N 110 rods, NE to beginning 33 5N IW N y. of NW Vi, Sec.-21, running Minnie S. and Robert center of Sec. 2, running thence E thelice B CO rods, N 80 rods, W G. Smith 95 rods, N 102 rods, W 40 rods, S 30 rods, SW to beginning.... 21 5N IW B. F. and Jessie COUNTY OF LNGHAM. 8 rods, W 80 rods, S 4 rods, W 10 B, Duffey rods, SE to beginning 2 4N 2W Clare S. and Ford H. A parcel of land com, at SW cor. ot Township of Meridian at Large. .. . 4N IW Health and Highway Gladden, Louise SB y, of NW VI, Sec. 21, running A parcel of land com. at NE cor. of Gladden thence N 80 rods, E 70 rods, S 25 , W % of NW y , Sec. 4, running SW Vi of NW y ot SW Vi and a rods, W 15 rods, S 55 rods, W to thence W 80 rods, S 52% rods, B parcel of land com. 20 rods W of beginning 21 5N IW Helen VanOstran 05 rods, N 25 rods, B 15 rods, N NE cor..of NW Vt of SW %, Sec, W % of SW Vi 21 5N IW Olive C. and Rundel 27 Vi rods to beginning 4 4N IW Fannie May and 2, running thence B 20 rods, S 30 Cushman Chas. Herbert Hunt rods, NW to beginning. 22 4N 2W Cecelia L. and Albert SW Vi of NW M 21 5N IW W. S. Hall W 2-5 of S 104 Acres of NW y 4 4N IW Banker W. Cade F. Walter B VJ ot SW % exc, a parcel of land A parcel of land com. 20 rods W of w y of NE y of SW y 2 4N 2W Dean M. Parsons com. at a point 20 rods S ot NB NB cor. ot W '/j ot SW y, Sec. 4, and wife cor. Ihoroof, running thence N 20 running thence W GO rods, S 80 B % of W % ot NB y ot SW Vt 2 4N 2W Clement L. White rods, W 30 rods, SB to begin­ rods, E 35 rods, N 40 rods, B 25 and wife ning 21 5N IW Wm. H. Lederman rods, N 40 rods to beginning.... 4 4N IW Peter Everett E % of S % of SW y 2 4N 2W Lewis Walter S % of W V, of SB y, 21 5N IW Cha.s. Perkins and • A parcel of land com. at NB cor. ot A parcel ot land com. where highway Samuel Smith, Jr. Sec. 5, thence running W 107^6 crosses W line of B % ot NE y S % ot B % of W % of SB Vi exc. 1 rods, S 69 rods, E 107% rods, N of SW Vi. Sec. 2, running thence Acre in SB cor. thereof 21 5N IW Julia and Wm. 6!) rods to beginning. . . , • 5 4N IW Ida M. and Wm. E. N 12 rods, E 4 rods, S 12 rods, W Gregory Marling 4 rods to beginning 2 4N 2W The Community Im­ A parcel of land com. IG rods N of A parcel of land com. GO rods S of provement Assoc'n SW cor. of E y. of SB y,, Sec. 21, NE cor. of Sec. 5, thence running of Lansing running thence N SO rods, B 25 W 26.88 chs., S 21.85 chs.. B 20.88 E % of NE Vi of SW y and S % rods, S SO rods, W 25 rods to be­ chs., N 21.95 chs. to beginning. . 5 4N IW Julius Schmidt of W % of SB y exc. a parcel of ginning 21 5N IW Julia and Wm. W 52% rods ot NE y and B % of land 25 rods E and W by 10 rods Gregory (Henry NW V, and N, % of B % of SW y. 5 4N IW Chas. L. Carl N and S In SW cor. thereof, and N Cornell, Life Lease) NW y of NW y 5 4N iW State Board of % of SE y ot SB y 2 4N 2W Edith and Frank L. 1 Acre in SB cor. of W % of SB y, Agriculture Smedley and 2 Acres in SW cor. ot B % of SW y ot NW y and B % of W % S Vi of SE y, of SE y exc. E 2% SB y, 21 5N IW WmA.. and Lillian of SW i/i exc. a parcel of land 20 Acres of S 5 Acres thereof 2 4N 2W Oscar Smith E. Norton rods B and W by 4 0 rods N and S E 2 Vi Acres ot S 5 Acres ot S % of 2 Acres in NW cor. of B % of NB y, in SB cor. thereof 5 ^N JWEdit h Elsie Baxton, B Vi ot SB y 2 4N 2W Clara Hanchett and NW M of NB y, lying B of Ursula Anna Ann is, A parcel of land 7 rods B and W by highway oxc. a. parcel of land com. Glenn Adelbert Cul­ 12 rods N and S In NB cor. of at a point 25 rods W ot SB cor. ot ver, Hattie May Cul­ Sec. 3 3 4N 2W Logan C. Morse NW y ot NB y , running thence ver, Mary Louise NB % of NB Vi.( 11 4N 2W D. Coolidge B 25 rods, N 50 rods, SW to be­ Wisner, Emma Cora SB y ot NB Vi 11 4N 2W I. H. Coolidge ginning, and W % of SW Vi of NB Corwin, Frank El­ A parcel of land com. GO rods ot NE y oxc, S Acres In NW cor. and a mer Burtraw, (with cor. ot W Vi of NB y. Sec. 11. parcel ot land com. at a point 55 life estate to Jos. running thence B GO rods, S 80 rods B ot center ot Sec, 28, run­ 1. Burtraw) rods, NW to beginning, and a par­ ning tlicnce W 55 rods, S 80 rods, w y of SW y 5 4N iw Frank D. and Min­ cel of land com. 60 rods N ot SB B SO rods. N 2 5 rods, W '10 rods, nie M. Parrish cor. ot said W % of NB Vi. run­ N % of SE y exc. a parcel of land N 35 rods, NE to beginning 28 5N IW WmA.. and Lillian ) ning thence S GO rods. W 55 rods, B. Norton com. 20 rods B ot SW cor. thereof, NB to beginning, and a parcel of • running thence N 30 rods, E 30 land com. at NE cor. of W % of A parcel ot land com. at NW cor. ot rods, S 30 rods, AV to beginning. . Sec. 28, running thence B 2-1.31 5 4N IW Elijah Boughner SB VI , Sec. 11, running thence W chs., S 2!),88 clis. to high wtaer mark A parcel ot land 20 rods E and W by 800 feet, S 599.45 feet, E 800 feet, 30 rods N and S on NW cor, ot SW N 509.45 feet to beginning 11 4N 2W Thomas W. Hacker on N shore of Park Lake, thence y of SE y, Sec. 5, and a parcel S 07° 30' W 1.35 chs., thence N A parcel of land com. 5 rods W ot ot land 20 rods N and S by 30 rods NE cor. of NW y. Sec. 11, run­ 0.01 chs., W 17.22 chs., S 10.00 E and W in NB cor. ot SW % of chs. to highway, thence N 50° •!' W ning thence W 110 rods, S 65 rods, G.27 clis., N cr -15' W 1.15 chs., 4N IW Jacob Renz B GO rods, NE to beginning 11 4N 2AV Henry and Rickey N 27.'IS chs. to beginning and a N 1-3 of SE y ot SB y 5 4N IW Jacob Kaiser Lorenz parcel ot land com. 18.33 chs. B NB Vi of NB y ; ! G 4N IW State Board ot A parcel of land com. 509.45 feet S Agriculture of NB cor. ot W % ot SB y , Sec. of N y, post ot Sec. 28, thence S SB y of NB y. and W % ot N Frl. 3G° W 10.75 chs., S '15° 30' W fi.53 11, running thence W 800 feet, S chs., S 05° W fi.C5 chs., N 30.75 y and W y ot SB y and a. parcel 16 5 feet, B 800 feet, N 165 feet chs., B 33.GS chs. to beginning. . .28 5N IW Henry G. and Laura of land com. at center of Sec. 6, to beginning 11 4N 2W Ida H, Scott Blum field , running thence S 160 rods, W 80 A parcel ot land com. 80 rods S of rods, N 73 rods, E 30 rods, NB 87 NB cor. of SB y, Sec. 11, running A parcel ot land com. on N bank ot rods, E 44 rods to beginning... . Park lake, 7 chs. E of W line ot G 4N IW Chas. Hack thence N 80 rods, W 80 rods, S 30 Sec. 2S, running thence N 11.8 clis. W % of SW y (exc. a piece ot land rods, B 40 rods, SB to beginning. ,11 4N 2W Jonathan L. Snyder E 17.5 chs.. S fl.l chs., thence W'ly . known as Parcel 1,) and a parcel (Subj. to easement along High Water Mark on N bank ot land com. in NW cor. of E % to Foote & Eaton) of Park Lake 18.5 chs. to place of ot SW y , Sec. G. running thence N Vi of NE y 12 4N 2W Willie L. Smith E 35 rods, 10 links, SB 87 rods, beginning, exc. Pine Bhitt Plat. . .28 5N IW Robert, Henry and SB Vi of NB Vi 12 4N 2W Mary J. and John W 30 rods, N 87 rods to beginning. G 4N IW Wm. E.Taylor B. Moore Clara Loving A parcel ot land com. at the Intersec­ A parcel of land com. 28.08 chs. S SW y ot NE y 12 4N 2W Christian Klotz tion of center line of N and S road (Subj. to ei|(Sement and 7 chs. B of NW cor. ot Sec. along W boundary of Sec. G, thence 28, running thence B 2G0 feet, to AuSable Elec­ SE'ly along center of P. and L. tric Company) thence S G8° B 102 feet, thence on rods, N 20 rods, NW'ly 40 a curve ot 39° 155 feet, thence S E Vi of NW Vt exc. S 1 % Acres 12 4N 2W Claud B. and fhence S to beginning 6 4N IW Jessie M. Seeley Pearl A. Griffith 5° B 300 feel, thence following (Lite lease toXoren shore of Lake In a SW'ly and W, y. of NW y, exc. S 1 Acre 12 4N 2W Fay G. and Z. Seeley) Anna B. Dunning NW'ly course to a point S ot be­ % of SB % G 4N Reuben Hardy ginning, thence N 282 feet to'be- IW S 1% Acres ot B % ot NW U and fE % of SB y 6 4N IW Origin-TJ. Hardy S 1 Acre of W % ot NW y 12 4N 2W AuSable Electric Co. ginning'exc. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.28 5N IW Wm. H, aud^^H Tinnie C. Annis ence <^^^M 4N IW NW y of SW y and a parcel ot land 4N IW Frank D. and Minnie Lot 1 ot Pine Bluff Plat and land be- com. at a point 40 rods N of SB M. Parrish cor. ot W Vi of. SW Vi, Sec. 12, 5N IW Christian Brei^^| fNE y and N Vo of S % of Robert Langes^^l running thence S 40 rods, W 25 ' 7 4N IW Lavina Mundon rods, NB to beginning 12 4N 2W J. H. C. and Lot 2 of Pine Bluff Plat and land be- m y of NB y. 7 4N IW Origin Hardy Pansy E. .Tohnson 5N IW Chester B. Le^^H 4N 2W Francis M. Johnson and Homer B. ^^H NW y of NE %. and E % E % of SW Vi 12 ^ V. 7. 4N IW Elanor E. and A parcel of land com. 40 rods S of Lot 3 and laud between Lot 3 and Origin D. Hardy NE cor. of W Vi of SB Vi, Sec. 12, 5N IW Theron R. an^^^H of S Vi ot NE Vi 7 4N IW Martha A. Wright running thence N 40 rods, W 80 1 Harry H. W^^H of NW yi 7 4N IW May Taylor, Gladys, rods, S 120 rods, NB to beginning. 12 4N 2W W. L. Smith (Subj. 5N IW Geo, W. Roun^^H George and Gene­ to easement to Au­ Lot 5 of Pino Bluff Plat and land be- vieve Towar Sable Electric Co. 5N' IW Fred and Emn^^f Vi of NW % 7 4N IW J. W. Gault 4N 2W C. Klotz Roundsv^^H N Vg of NE Vi of SE Vi 12 . of NW % of SW Vi and NE Vt A parcel of land com. at NE cor, of E Prl. VJ of SW % exc. Lots 1 to 18 [ of SW Vi 7 4N IW John J. Tobias and NW y, Sec. 13. running thence W 5N IW Eugene P. and^^^l wife (Subject to 80 rods, S to highway, SE'ly along Rout^H easement to AuSable highway 70 rods, NB to beginning. 13 4N 2W John C. Foster CULVER'S PLAT '-^^ Electric Company A parcel of land com. 30 rods W of 5N IW Arthur J. Culver [le N 16 rods of E 40 Acres of S 106 NE cor. of W % of NW y,, Sec. 5N IW James 1. Culver •Acres of SW Vt and N 3-5 of W 13, running thence E 30 rods, S 40 5N IW, Claud Culver y, of SE Vi....' 7 4N IW Milton Palm (ease­ rods, NW to beginning 13 4N 2W J. H. C. and Lots 4," 5, 6. 7, 8. 9. 10. 11, 12, 17, ment to AuSable Pansy E. Johnson 5N IW James L, Culver Electric Company) A parcel of land com. at a point 60 A parcel ot land commencing at a rods S and 40 rods E of NW cor. and wife point 40 rods W of NE cor. of SE BN IW John Mack of E % of NW %, Sec. 13, run­ 5N Joseph Beck %, Sec. 7, running thence W 80 ning thence SW 10 rods, SE par­ IW rods, S 9S rods, NB to beginning.. 7 4N IW 5N IW Chas. Spaulding, L. Orrin B. Wilmarth allel to highway 25 rods, NE 10 J. iJrigg.'s and Wm. (Subj. to easement rods, to center of highway, NW ''';,. H. Joy to AuSable Elec­ to beginning. 13 4N'^ 2W Louis Ehlnger tric Company) 5N IW L. H. Gassemmier Now, Thererfore, All unknown and "Remey-Chandler Drain," in the BN IW Henry Perseman Township of Lansing at Large. 4N 2W Health and Highway manner hereinbefore stated; and al­ Luclnda D. and Geo. non-resident persons, owners and E h^ of NE Fri. % exc. S 16 Acres. .29 BN IW NE Vi 1 4N 2W J. T. Remey and J. persons Interested in the above de­ so, that at such time of letting from W.Cook W. Brooks ten o'clock in the forenoon until five BN IW Robert H. and Clara scribed lands, and you, Theodore NW % 1 4N • 2W Houghten B. Gladden Richardson, Supervisor of the Town­ o'clock in the afternoon the assess­ Loving W % of SW % and NE % of SW % ship of DeWitt, and you, Fenton ment for benefits and the lands com­ BN IW B. N. Dryer N of Highway. 1 4N, 2W Chas. G. and Keren Brink, Highway Commissioner of the prised within the Remey-Chandler SW Vi of NB Vi and N % of SE_ H. Valentine • Township ot DeWItt, and you, M. Drain Special Assessment Districts BN iw Wm. F, Dryer NE % of SW Vt South of Highway. 1 4N 2W Calvin and Emma Webster, Supervisor ot the Township will be subject to review. W Vi and S Vi of SE Fri. y* ...... 29 BN IW Mary Chandler Hale', L. Gline of Bath, and you, David Watllng, And You and Each of You, Owners John T. Remey, SB Vt of SW Vt...... ^ ... 1 4N 2W F. Foster Highway Commissioner of the Town­ and persons Interested In the afore­ Janies W. Brooks • ,, / -'. •'• iSE Vt exc. IB Acres in NW corner ship of Bath, County of Clinton, and said lands, are hereby cited to appear 'and J. W. Sanderson North of highway...... '...... 1 4N 2WJ . H. Banghart you, P. W. Kaiser, Supervisor of tlie at the time and place of such letting All of Sec. 30...... •. • • •,•'::"30 ,.5N IW Mary C. Ha,le, John E 10 Acres of W 15 Acres in NW cor. Township of Meridiani and y9U, E. D. as aforesaid, and be heard with re­ ) T. Remey; James : of SB Vt North of Highway...... 1 4N 2WAlvi n Smith' : Sedwlck, Highway Commissioner of spect to such special assessments and • ".•. • • " •' ''.• ''- • ' ' ' *' i • f • •> t. W. Brooks and J. W.B Acres inNW cor. of SB % North the Township of Meridian, and you,' your Interests.in relation thereto, if W. Sanderson ' ' •' ' • '• . ••/• •'.•:\ ' •••_•/• :'- ^_:::':''. •• • of Highway ...... •4N 2W BenJ. F.^Courtright C. A.. Clement, Supervisor of: theyo u so desire. N Vi of Sec. ,31 (exc. NB % of NB % 4N;, 2W Patrick and Isabella Township of Lansing, and yon, A..H. \'., LOUIS F. GREEN, ; and NB % of NW Vi) and SB 34;„, N % of NB % of NB 14;... .V.... • , \'Carew -.; andN V6 of SW %•-....-. ..31 Phillips, Highway Commissioner of County Drain Conimissloner'of the , 5N IW Mary C, Hale, John 2 4N 2WEdwar d R. and v the Township of Lansing, County of County of Clinton. T. Remey, James • S •'% ^of''NE;V4''of NB ,V4. vV;....' ' , Ida J. West WALTER R.;CARVEN^ W. Brooks and J. Ingham, are hereby notified that at B %'bf SB y,;of NB U and'E %vot^ the time and place aforesaid, or at County Drain Commissioner of the : Wi Saiidersdri ;; , / 2 :4N' 2W Harrison and Belle such other time and place thereafter Couttty of Ingham. • NE:%;.orNE'V4>nd NE:^% :of'NW%^31:; 6N\.1W: C. B. Brooks, Frank v'V,:::'",;.>'MooriB/;••,•;:,-••••' to. which said hearing may be ad­ Dated at St. Johns, Mich., Septem­ /W. Brooks, Millie R. W' % of SB :% ofiNB V4 -and iW % journed, we shall proceed to receive ber; 12th, A. D. 1914..;, . 1 j: R. BrookB, Harriet. :.•-of-NB;:%::; of \SE^%;.'.,..\ :.:.V',., .,..•>'• 2v-^.4N'';; 2W.' Bertha A. arid Wni. ,bids''on th^ construction , of said t, Brooks, Lily R;- ;-'v-.:-M..Gibbsr',;.,://. "• •;Brook8i'/'Marjr >;'•:'''iV: ;SW:%:of::NB'::'l4Vand:N:;V6'0f'NW;%- Brooks FlnickrAdnla • •.::;/bf::'SB:-!i;%v;:;,.'-.:;V.-:..^; .•.,:j;;:i..'>,i i'.: 2 ;4Nf2W, Harrison MooM THE MAN WHO MADE THE FIRST reaper.' He kept on making imprbyer ; Mason BrookBiiJaB;: NW % :of NBPrl.'Vi exc. aparcel of ^^•'^:;V^v••^:^,.REAPER.;: :,-;:V'V;3>:vr:':: inent^ and; in 1834 had' a machine j-.;W.':Brd6kB,ia,hd^J-! ;;!/• • :iVlarid,com..ln;SB c6r.;;tliereofi r^^^ good enough; toi patent. He, offered ^ •::Johii'T.'::-Rem^y!;:i ••:;;,• •'hing thence N18:rddB,iW18 rods,;, I In th6 current isBuia of Farm therii for sale 1 if or;;? 30 apiece;; but' no; m:: •:SB^;V4i;^t'SW:;:^^'. BNT?;'m.l W;|^:JameBTD^ v T&werB (•/;.; •f N 8; rods; W'6 2'*ddB,5i^; 2 6; rid Fireside/ api>ears an interesting little one iwbiild buy. > Finally^in[,lj839, he .sB';;%?^pt;Sw;g%'ivi'Vi:^. 'BN':.'^i4N:'';;!2W'''-^:Wm.kE.;Wes^ artlclevjatibutCyrus H. BJk invited • a, lot; of •farmiEirB 'to: siae',^^^^ Mary :CJ, Haiiei'^amesi 'A parcrtvbf larid'com; in SB'c()r;i'bf- work, yit;-'cut "two SM^ W; BrookBi'WlHl T;^ the mainVwhbvmaiae:tl^^ That;was :reall^;'won:derfully In :ihpBe; :;v•^NW>^;»4?^of:;NB"Frl.•::^%j^':,';^,Sec;:;•^''2;:; fui' ;'reaper. rHe . built, it as a' boy si»it»iiiii|i|liliiiiii •'J theiice'?runriing'N-18^TbdB,;W^i8v days but BtiirhOvOne;;wouldfbuy fit. "''•""Sanaewonir""'' :;';:;;( r6dB;?'Ni;^8 '.voAf^^M;', 6 2;vipbd8i;''S v-2 6:; without his, father!8khqwlng, it'and; The next year, 1840, a man at Egypt, ; rbdBi M E:'80 irbdBi; t6;;beglnnlng; tried^it out one fall.: Itiwas not eh-; ;Virginia^; bought;; thb<;;flrBt;;:maobltie m •''Bome'ii atid'jpald;'!30|for!ltv':; It'workbdAiahd'i Finally faith'In the'new ^Ihy^htibaabeganitO' BuiscesBful •Bpwad.';:afelsH.'::r" •"'' • INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, OCTOBER 1, 1914

Mrs. Alice J. Layton of El Reno, picture of her ideal man by piecing MUSTIOIUOI) OUT. Oklahoma, has been visiting her cou­ together parts of pictures of men cut sin, W. L. Cheney, the past two from magazines, and also writing a Anoihci' Vi-teran of the Civil War weeks. description of her ideal man. The Pa.s.ses .Away. Larger Profits from Your Chickens prize was ii rubber man. Liglit re­ Mrs. W. J. Adams and Mrs. A. M. freshments were served by the Miss­ Larger profits from your chickens are possible If you take ad­ Uiilpli Sti'opc H iiUoiuline tlie M. Austin were in Lansing Thursday. es Bernlce Lane and-Ruth Grow. Ara J. Fenn was born in Modltia vantage of the latest developments in ciiicken breeding. A. C, Mrs. Austin remained for a week's county Ohio, .lune 23, 1842, and died But if you want your chickens to do their very best for you, they visit witli her son Fred and family, In this city on Saturday last, Septem­ must be kept in properly built, comfortable liousus. A. II. Catlin of Webbervillo was in ber 2fi, IDM, aged 72 years. ! MaHon Friday. and Mrs. Adams attended a meeting of the D. A. R. At the ago of eigliteen young Fenn Miss Colcslla Largo was in Lan- CHUIiCH AND SOCIKTY. answered his country's call for de­ Well Planned Chicken Houses ."iiii; Sat.urday. Mr.s. O. H. Froeland went to De- fenders and In August, 18C2, signed troi Friday to visit her sister. The Hie muster rolls of the One Hundred Roborl. ilalstcad is now a student Dr. .joined iicr Monday and in the ev­ and Eleventh Ohio volunteer In­ Increase the Egg Crop a I llie U. of M. , ening tiiey witnessed Forbes Robert­ Regular meeting of the 0. E. S.fantr y Co. D, and remained In tho Kdwin Teowilligcr of Lansing was son in Hamlet. The Dr. and wife ro- Tuesday evening, Oct. 0. service till the close of the war In Building chicken houses Is not expensive, but is is a science, in .Mason yesterday. lurncd lionie 'i'uesday. B. Y. P. U. business meeting of the 18G5. He participated in several of They must be of certain size for a definite number of chickens Baptist church v/lll be held Oct. 7, at tiie hard fouglit battles of the war; and of a certain design for the iMr. and Mrs. C. W. Browne were Alma D. Stahlschniidt, teacher of Grace Ramsdlll's. was at the siege of Franklin at Look­ convenience of tho laying lien. in Lansing Saturday. singing. Studio Tuesdays at Mrs. C. Regular meeting of Steele Bros. out Mountain and Resaca; following They must be well lighted and We have a complete stock of Mrs. Ida C. Williams of Lansing E. Henderson's. DSW'l Post G. A. R. next Saturday after­ the fortunes of his command until ventilated and easy to clean. just tlie building niateriiils and spent Sunday in Mason. noon. Important. final victory perched upon the ban­ There are other Important de­ interior equipment you will .VIAVS IN liMKF. tails, too. We'll be glad to tell need. You are certainly wel­ ]{ev. Otto Lyon of Gaines visited The Woman's Foreign Missionary ners of tho Union army. society of the M. 13. church will meet Almost since its organization ho you about them. come to tho help we can give Mason friends Tuesday. The Charlotte and St. Johns fairs has been an honored and loyal nieni- you in properly designing the are on this week. with Mrs. Tunningly on Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. John Hemans are Oct. 1, at 2:30. lier of Pliil Mcl^ernan post. houses. Talk it over with us anyway. visiling In Lansing tliis week. M. J. Bemont this week threshed The ladles of tho Baptist Mission December Ifl, ISfiC, he was :\lrs. R, E. Darling was in Detroit 2'ISVJ liuslicls of beans from .13 Circle will be entertained at the united In marriage to Molinda Wink- liou.se hunting last Wednesday. acres. home of Mrs. Coo. Minar Wednesday olpleck at Bowling Green, Olilo, and Win. S, Chalkor is adding a porch afternoon, Oct. 7th. llie year following moved to .Michi­ David and W. L. Clieney are visit­ gan and settled in the lownsliip of C. p. MICKELSON to the front and also the west side of Every member of Plill McKernan ing in Hillsdale county this weelt.- ills residence on oast Oak street. Alaledon of tills county, where he W. R. C. Is reciuesled to bo present resided until by reason of poor i\lrs. L. L. Irlsli spent a few days l'\ K. Donsmore lias sold Ills apple at the next regular meeting on Oct. last week at her old homo in Honior. health ho gave up farming and mov­ crop of ;!00 barrels to 0. C. Edwards G, to drill for the annual inspection. ed to this city in 1888. Manx of Holt for !ff>(!.00. The total .lanies Avery of Ann Arbor, a for­ of tlio Uatllo Crook sanilariuni. itegular meeting of Mason Ue- Four children wore born to ^\v.cos t of this work is .$] 1)50.00. THE HOME OF mer Mason boy, Is attending Jl. A. C. A. W. Jowott has boon shipping al­ bekah lodge No. 32'1 Wednesday ev­ and Mrs. Fenn, one dying In infancy. On the Hitii of October contracts ening, Oct. 7. Initiation and polHi- s son, .1. W. Fenn, died May 110, will bo let at the town hall In the vil­ Mrs. I^. T. Honians and son Charles falfa hay this wook to the farm con­ in Kalon Rapids last Thurs- nected witli Iho Battle Crook sani­ luck supper. Tlie gentlemen will ISSS. Ho is survived by Lwo daugh­ lage of Holt, for the construction of visited serve. ters, Mrs. Lorena May Charlton and the Cook and Thorburn and the Han­ day. tarium. Quality Hon. L. T. Honians will address Mrs. Milllo L. Ciiarllon of Bowling cock drains. The Cook and 'fhor- Mrs. riiilip Marlowe of Washlng- A rocoption was given at tlio M. 10. Clrooii,' Ohio. Both wore present al burn drain is '1 miles and 172 rods diurcli last Friday evening liy Mrs. the men's dub of tho M. K. cliurcli ton, D. C, is visiting at F. D. Slan- next Monday evening on matters per­ Iho funeral. long and all but -10 rods at the upper Ion's. Watts' Sunday scliool class, in honor Tho mother passed out of this life end will be constructed as an open Groceries of Claud Post and family. taining to the work of tho railroad Mrs. ICliza Dooliitlo is spending coiiiiiiisslon. September 2;!, ISOl.- Nov. 28, :isn2, drain with a bottom of from 2 to fi two weeks wilii her daughter in De­ In our itoni last wook regarding Tho Robekah Coterie will meet Mr, Fonn married .Mrs. IJlibie Glenn feet and average depth of (i foot. The G lb. Rolled Oats for ' S.'ic tlio mooting of llie West Alalodon aid of Bowling Green, wlio survives him. upper end Is to bo constructed of 8- troit. with iMrs. Flsie Bickers Tuesday, Oct. I.,argo Package, Nabob Oats. .U.'ic society, iifild Sept. 17, wo omitted to (i. 'I'hoso desiring to go will bo at Mr. Fonn was lite youngest of five inch drain tile. The Hancock drain L. 11. Wood of Nortli Adams, spent stale tliat it was hold at tlio homo children born to ills parents, and the and brandies total about 5 miles of Horshey Cocoa, this wcok..Sc, 2<>c llie week end with liis cousin, W. L. Follows' food barn at S a. m. sharp. of Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Darling. Potluck dinner. last to pass away. Ho has been a whicli 2'/i miles is to be an open QL .Tars Cocoa U.'ic Clienoy. great sufferer from disease for sev­ drain with a bottom of 2 feet and av­ Critcholt & Spanior, of the Mapio Anti-saloon league day in Mason Gorman Sweet Cliocolato, pkg,.Sc Mrs. F. 11. McCord of Manchester eral years and his taking off v.'as not erage depth of 5.0 feet. The renialnd- street moat market, have purchased next Sunday at all tlie churclies. Hon. unexpected by his comrades and or will bo constructed of tlio varying ^ BotUe Pure Mint Sauce. .. .l.'ic has i)0on a guest of Mrs, D. 10. Watts Iho llalstoad block on Main street. G. M. Hcdson, tho league su|)crin- ;i Largo Bottle Salad Dressing.10c this week. friends. from 15-inch to «-inch. Bids will Alterations on liio l)uil(ling will bo tondont, will speak at the morning The funeral services were hold at also be received for tho construction 1 PI. Bottle Ketchup, botUe. .18c comnioncod at onco, and will bo occu­ service In the Baptist church. A Miss Myrtle Bal)cock left for Ann his late rosidence on Monday at 2 of hlgliway crossings. A Modiiiiii Grade of Molasses, per Arhor last 'I'uesday after spending a pied in about six weeks. mass meetng of all tho churches in o'clock, p. 111., liev. Maxwell olliclat- gallon 'lOc week here. Bert Clialkor wont to Kalamazoo tho evening at tlie M. E. church, All ing. ilSgoodly number of comrades are cordially inviiod. IMtOUA'i'l'; MOWS. Extra Fancy Light Grade Molas- Mrs. M. McCord of Manchester was last Saturday and witnessed the 100- were in attendance from both Posts, wlio conducted brief ritual service at os (»0c the guest of Mrs. D. E. Watts one 111 lie auto race, which was won by Hearings for Oct. 2; day bust week. iiurnian In O-i minutes and threo- ,SI.;.N'I'IO.\('I;D ro i TO II vio.Mts the grave, 'fho remains were laid Plain and Stuf'd Olives. 10, l.'i, 25 liftlis seconds. It was the first :iflO- at rest in Maple Grove cemetery. Estate Alanson H. Carn, probate Our now canned goods are now Mrs. A. .1. Hall is in Battle Creek niiio event over run in Michigan, and It will 1)0 remembered tliat last of will. coming in and can make special Estate Ann Hynos, probate of will. this week with her son Horace who started with 12 drivers, boating tlio spring two young men, Elmer Radke KICIiUiiOt'S SUKVIOY. prices on tlicm by tiic dozen. Drop is tiiere for treatment. world's record for tliat distance a and Edward Kelley were arrested in Estate .Minerva .1. Mead, final ac­ in and Inquire. fraction over six minutes. tills city on the charge of stealing a Plans for the religious survey of count. Mr. and Mrs. Den P. Morwln of motor cycle. The following from tlio Estate Martha M. Chapman, ap­ S Bars Acme Soiip, for S.'ic Abbotsford, Wis., visited Chas. dos­ Ingham county, which have been in S Bars Swift's Pride Soap, for.S.'ic Tho S.fitli annual convention of Indiana paper explains the disposi­ preparation for some time, have fin­ pointing adm'r. ser and wife Tuesday. Ingham County W. C. T. U. will bo tion of tho case; Estate .lohn A. Sly, appointing G Bars Swift's White Laundry ally been completed, and Friday, Oc­ Soap, for 25c iMrs. Vern West of Battle Crock liold at Mason In the M. E. church The case of the Slate vs. iCliiier tober 2, lias boon chosen as the day guardian. has been visiting relatives in Mason Oct. 7-8. A line program Is being Radko and lildward Kelley on thefo r tile canvass. Fifteen hundred Estate .lohn B. McCrcory, llcenso Sunlirite Cleanser, per can. . . ..'ic and vicinity this week. prepared consisting of addresses and charge of grand larceny came up this to mortgage. readings for day sessions. Mrs. Jen­ workers will bo in the Held on that Estate Marietta Froshour, probate youiis JO siinvi': Myron Froshour of Lansing spent week, and both of the defendants date, and between two and four nie iC. Carley district president will plead guilty to the charge. o'clock in tlie afternoon will visit of will. several days last week witli his 1)0 in attendance. The Hon. L. D. Estate .lohn ICelsey, probate of brother, L. 13., and family. It will bo remembered that these every family In the county. Printed C A. RIBS Dickinson, tlio nominee for lieuten­ young men. boarded at Mr. Grogor'.s Invitations will bo given to all the will. IMr. and Mrs. Birdsoye :\IcCullough ant governor on tlie Itopubllcan tick­ last winter and one nlgiit left town people visited, urging them to attend Hearing for Oct.- 3: returned from Pleasant lake, where et, will give tlie address on Wednes­ rallier suddenly taking with them Hie Sunday school and church of Estate S. E. Jeffres, hearing claims. they liavo spent tlie summer. day evening, Oct. 7, All these .ses­ Henry Kronie's motorcycle, leaving sions are open to the public. their choice, and records of the Mason Itcynolds, 0. S. Clipper, beliind quite a handsome board bill. church preference of all Individuals M. E. CHUUCH. ]\!ayor Bergman and Ford Asollino Last Tliursday night theives enter­ Nothing was heard of them for sev­ will be secured and given to tho pas­ PALACE MARKET are lishing at Patterson lake. ed tlio croaniory liero and took away eral days, but finally Marshal Wren- tor, priest, rabbi or organization pre­ Class meeting 9:30. about .|2 50 wortli of buttor. The ke was noltlied that they had been ferred. 'I'he work is intordonomina- Morning service 10:00. Having purchased the Palace Col. L. H. Ives, Mrs. D. F. Watts thieves made entrance to the build­ taken into custody at Mason, Micii. tional, and will reach many who are Sunday school 11:00. meat market we respectively soli­ and Mrs. Bernard Parker leave Fri­ ing by breaking a lock. They also Ho left immediately I'or Mason, and not now in touch with any church. Evening service 7:30. cit your patronage. day for a visit at Mattoon, 111. stole Man AsQuith's horse and light brought his prisoners back to Bates- Each organization will follow up tlie Epworth League meets every Sun­ vlllc, where they were given a pre­ We shall endeavor to keep In a Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Sanders and wagon whicli was driven to Munith work along Its own lines, and will day evening at 6:30. a tidy market the daughter Miss Gladys of Lansing whore the butter was transferred liminary hearing before Nayor Gili- visit and extend personal Invitations Prayer meeting every Thursday visited Mason relatives Sunday. into another rig. The horse, and son, who bound them over to the to all those of its own faith who are evening wagon were found near the U. B. grand jury. not now actively connected with It. Attorney and Jlrs. Clias. Nichols Everybody welcome. Best of Everything church in North W.aterloo. Mr. They were immediately taken to It Is urged that some members of Rev. G. W. Maxwell, Pastor. and Mrs. Charles S. Adams of Lan­ Kioport has offered a reward for the the county ,iail at Versailles where IX TIIH USE OF MEATS sing were in Mason last Tuesday. each family be at home if possible return of the butler.—^tockbridge they have since reposed peacefully between two and four o'clock on Fri­ Our desire is to please you. Give Mrs. Franc L. Adams was in Jack­ Brief Sun. with the exception of one break for day afternoon, to facilitate the work ILAl'TISr €HUUCn. liberty, resulting in their recapture us a call., son last Tuesday to attend the inspec­ Oscar C. Hoyt died at his home in of the canvassers and avoid tlie nec­ tion of Edward Ponicroy W. K. C. the same day. essity of a second visit, so that tlie The Baptist church cordially' In­ Grand Rapids Monday night at .11 :-l5 Upon pleading guilty, the court im­ vites you to its services. of acute typlioid fever, after an Ill­ survey may 'oe completed within ' the [iodman & Jobiislon Mrs. Mary Southwlck and daugh­ posed the following sentence; Impris­ allotted time. The Mason and Eden 11:30 a. m., Bible school. ter Cora wore witli Adrian and Jack­ ness of one week. Tho remains onment in the state reformatory for 6:30 p. m.—B. Y. P. U. were brought to this city, and cliurchos are responsible for the sur­ son relatives two days last week. not less than one, nor more than vey in the township of Vevay, and .1. 7:30 p. m.—Evening service. funeral services lield Wednesday af­ fourteen years, disfranchised and Prayer services Thursday evening. John G. Kelley returned last Fri­ ternoon at the home of Frank Hoyt. N. Thorburii of this city has general day from a live weeks' visit at his rendered Incapable of holding any of­ charge of the work here. His com­ Rev. Maxwell offered prayer and the fice of trust for three years and a hoyhood home in New York state. funeral service.'-, were conducted by mittees have divided tho lorritoi'y in­ rmCSBYTIORlAN CIIUIICH. lino of $300 each. to districts, and cliosen sixty canvass­ FARMERS' imK Charles llomans went to Ann Ar­ tho order of Elks of Lansing, of From all reports, this escapade-Is whicli deceased was a member. Mr. ers from tlie four churches, who will Sunday preaching at 10:00 a. m. bor last Wednesday to secure a tho first serious trouble these young visit every home in tiie township. Oldest State Bank hoarding place for the coming year. Hoyt was •! 7 years old. He was born and 7:30 p. m. men have ever been implicated in, '•'he religious survey movement, in Ingham County in Alaledon, whore he lived unt(l 23 and alth'ough the punishment is se­ Bible school at noon. Mrs. Lester Jewett and Mrs. W. 11. years of age, when he camo to Mason although a recent development, has Young People's meeting at 6:30 p. Haskell went to St. Johns Wednes­ vere. It is to be lioped the boys will boon tried in conimunities in'all parts and was engaged In the grocery busi­ have ample time for reliectlon on the m. CAPITAL ii!50,000.00 day to visit friends and attend the ness with his brother, A. D. Hoyt, for of the Christian world, and has prov­ Thursday at 7:00 p. m., prayer fair. trouble they have brought on them­ en tt very effective stimulus to all or­ six years. The balance of his life selves and their loved ones and that meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanelton are was spent in Lansing and Grand ganized religious activities. At the Good music. A welcome to all. L, T). McARTHUR President visiting Mason friends, and enjoying they will be better men when they union meeting in the Baptist church Rapids. Besides the widow he leaves fulfill the .sentence Imposed upon Rev. G. D. Sherman, Pastor. J. K. ELMEU Vice President the pleasures of a new Maxwell tour­ three.brothers, A. D. of Battle Creek here Thursday evening, October 1, them.—Batesvllle Tribune, Bates- Rev. F. L. Curroy of Benton Harbor A. J. HALL Cashier ing car. Geo. M. of Mason, Chauncy of Alale­ ville, Indiana. don, and one sister, Mrs. Sarah Pry- will tell how by following up the sur­ L. R. WHITE Assistant Cashier Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carr and chil­ vey work in his city with personal dren Louise and John of Lansing or of this city. The burial was In Maple Grove cemetery. Apply Hhian's Freely For Lunibngo visits, he added nearly fifty per cent were Sunday guests of her parents. to his church membership, .and more Three per cent, interest paid on Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Curry. Your attacks of lumbago are not Take Notice The "Feed" given Monday evening nearly so hopeless as they seem. You than quadrupled his Sunday school savings deposits. Money to by the Baptist Men's union was a Mrs. H. E. WinQeld made a second can relieve them almost Instantly by attendance. Other speakers of note Havin); rented Ihc Paint Shop at loan. Call and see us. visit to Ann Arbor on Tuesday with decided success. The men came and a simply application of Sloan's Lini­ will address the meeting, and special the Kellogsf Carria<,'e Factory 1 am reference to the advisability of a brought their wives, or lady friends, ment on the back and loins. Lum­ music has been secured for the occa­ prepared to (five you surgicali "operation upon her head. to the number of about a hundred. bago Is. a form of rheumatism, and sion, Directors—J. K. Elmer, A. J. Hall, The supper was a.huge success, es­ I First-Classs Work in Carriage Painting Geo. M. Hoyt, A. L. Rose, L. B. Mc- Misses Delia and Emily Dubois of yields erfectly to Sloan's, which pen- pecially from the. ladles' standpoint, etriites quickly all In through the DRAIN SKWfi. Also I will Arthur, A. I. Barber, C. W. Cls^rk Bunkerhill spent Friday and Satur­ as the men did the work. Some of day at Prank Minar's and were sore, tender muscles, limbers up the FIX UP YOUR FURNITURE and A. McDonald. the boys from the Jun'or Baraca back and makes It feel fine, Get a On the 18th day of September, guests at L. M. Dubois' over Sunday. class .waited upon the tables;, and did and make it look'like' new. I use bottle of Sloan's Liniment for 5 cents Walter R. Carven, county drain com­ tlr.st-class material and tjnarantee Miss Lura Fullerton of Jackson very well Indeed, this being' /their of any druggist and have,It In the missioner, let the contracts for the visited Mason friends Tuesday and first experience in that line of work. workmanship. Will continue my house—against colds, sore and swol­ construction, of the Clemens Ave. House Painting;. Giye me a trial. looked over the prospects of.startlng A. J. Hall, president of the club, in a len joints, rheumatism, neuralgia, drain In Leslie Park Sub., Lansing a class in piano music In Mason this few well chosen words, and approp­ sciatica and like ailments. Your township. The laying of 858 feet of Homo E. Cherry St., Cli. Phone 146 R fall, riate stories, introduced the speaker money back If not satisfied, but it sewer pipe of 10 and 8-lnch diameter of the evening. Rev. J. W. Hoyt, pas­ DETROIT Mrs, B. D, Hill and daughter Grace does give almost instant relief.—Adv was let to Steve Perry of Lansing tor of the First Baptist church of for $444.00. The contract for the A. C.WELLS of Jackson and Mrs. W. E. Cooke of Jackson. Mr. Hoyt gave an Inspir­ Michigan Center visited Mrs. A. J, furnishing and delivery of the pipe ing address on the man that wins, was let to .Tohn Daley of Lansing for Business Keeler of Al'aledon during the past enthusiasm, common sense and Chris­ This is •week. $14'3..l2. Work was commenced tianity being the. three esentlals ' 'to' Sept. 21 and the work will be com­ Mr. and Mrs.. Alvln Hale, and success. In his mind. The Baptist Stove Polisl University daughter Shirley were called to Wll- pleted In about two weeks. The men's quartet closed the program total cost of the work Is .? 1000.00. 66-71 Wett Qrand RIvar Avo., ollara llaniston to attend the funeral of Mr. with one of the well liked songs, "I the very belt in praciloal Builneit Hale's father, Daniel Hale, a former On the 24th day of September Training lor a iuoratlve situation. Our Want My Lite to Tell for Jesus." YOU Drain. Commissioner Carven let the graduate! winner*. Our worli !• high Alaledon resident. grade in every partiular. Write lor our The first of the series of parties, contracts for the construction of the laleat announcement, it may prevent Mrs. Lorena Charlton and Mrs. given In honor of the approaching Should Poster Avenue drain, in Snyder's ad­ you Irom mailing a mlatalia. E.R.Shaw, Millie Charlton of Bowling Green, marriage of Miss Ernestine G. Earle dition, Lansing township. The lay­ Preaidont, M. iMoManus, Raglttrar. Ohio, called here by the death of to Earl Webb, was the shower given T'S different ing of the pipe was let to A. Miller At their father Ara J. Fenn, returned to Saturday evening by Miss Helen M. others because more care'' of Lansing for the sum of $450.50 HERE IS COMFORT FOR their home yesterday. Ward. The idea of a shower was I is taken in the. muldng'' and the furnishing and delivery of SPECTACLE WEARERS carried out not only, in the decora­ and the materials used are the pipe was let to John Daley of We will Guarantee Miss Lucile Blodgett iof the M. A. higher grade. THAT THE C, spent the week end with Mr. and tions, but also In the invitations Lansing for $220.00. Work was which portrayed a shower with the commenced Tuesday ; of this week Unrivaled Mrs. Geo.' M.'Webb and attended the assurance of brighter days to follow. Apex Temple shower given by Miss Helen Ward for and the job \vlll be completed in Stfeamisrs of crepe paper formed a BlackSilk about three weeks. . The total cost of WILL NOT CUT OR Herb Tablets Miss Ernestine Barle Saturday even­ rainbow across one room. At one ing. ,-:;,;;_ ...,;.,^;-,;••.,•,:;•,• ,,'v • •,'[ the .work is $1200.00. CHAFE THE EARS end was placed a spider v^eb the Stove Polish On the 25th day of September, the •' They can be applied A sure Relief for Stomach/ Mrs.; Stacy Steadmah and two chil­ threads of which led to golden bask­ Mal-.es a brilliant, Blllcy polish that doea contracts for the construction of the dren leave for their honie In Long ets. In three of these baskets was, notruboflorduist oflt,ancltlioshiiielaiitu to your lenses while you wait Kidney, Liver and Const!* {our tin) eB .na lonnr RB ordinary Ktovo Green drain, Delhi township. Section LET US SHOW YOU Beach, Cal.^; Saturday. Mrs,' Mary found a: ring; signifying the first wed­ pollHh.' UHed on Domplo Btovo8 and tiold one, consisting of ,226.92 rods'of 16, pation. Asl< ding, athlmble.ifor the old maid, and oy hnrdwnro ond Brocory donlors.. S,outhwlct; accompanlea ,. them, and All wo ncli In B trial. .Usa It on your COOK ntOTO, 14 and 10-inch drain tile was let to : Win spend ayearwith her:daughter, a;penny, for.wealth; a foiirth basket your nnrloF Btove or.your ROI rnniro. If you don't flnd.it Itio tint tlova pollah.you over O. D. Mattlce of Delhi township for .&rf&SJ! Mrsv Av Bi Chllvei% ill Lbs Angeles. contained the ,anri6unceii)eht of one^ uucd, your floiilcr iH uuttiorwd torufund yuuv (SP't-itlSll''^.., of the kubsts, i Miss Winifred Davis to nonoy,. InHlitt on Ulncli Sllli^tovafaliiili. $517.38i Section two, 83.76 rods of LONGYEAR BROS. Wlllatrd: WlxBoiif and ; wlfei^ iw^ Arthur Magulre, the'marriage to take . .UoUo In Itquid or pute-ono quality. 8-lnoh tile was let to B. D. Hardy of have been spending the'Bummer at placiB oh October .12. Th^ thread Btabk Silk Stove Poflsh Worlct Mason, for $57.80 and section three About them. , Sebe'walhg,' visited Maabhr relatives! ,;C;v';g,v,'SUrlIn«,llllnoto'''. .-;.• 38 rods of 12Tlnch;tlle toDan Cram- whlcb Miss Earle followed led .to' a UM •iiek ailk .Alr-Dryint Iron Bnamst on p. S BUSH, Optometfe^^ last week; They had irecelyediword large basket of glftSi which had been gralM.ruKlatora, •tovo-pipo.i-rroventa ninUnfri ony of Mason for 126.22.' The, furn­ that their hbuBehold; goods; stored at tie tfiak MIk Motal PotUh forailvor, nickel ishing of,the tile was let to the Mich­ All work guaranteed or no pay.' hidden r behind: a screen of foliage. It nu no e<|ual (or,uuon iHitonublloa. Ann Arbor;; were^recently* consumed One of the ahiUBementB lor the even-, Mbim, igan Bridge and Pipe Co. for $T70.00 Open Monday, Wednuday and Saturday OR.I(ING*S NEW DlSCdVERV In'a, flreV; Their Idis!Is considerable,, ing.cohslsted of each girt maklpg a 'and,the delivery.'of:the: Bahie;.from ; .wlthi'but:;f20'0JiinBura:nce;rSKy;:--c;;;\^^ 'AShineinEyeryDco' the oara at HoU was let to ^ Jacob ! Over Neeiy|s biothing StJdire,) t Will Surely S(oi» that Couflhr •. /'/:

^•i^^^^^^^ii^iiiiiiiiii^ Mu INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, OCTOBER 1, 1914 NEWS GF THE STATE

Flint "Nobleman" Sen* Up . Reason for the War FMNT, MICH. — PUsKlliiK Knllty to a cliaj-.ER ol' Kriuul larcony in Uin clroull court, Vlln Pasculln was This Is, Indeed, a puzzling prI y.em of militarl.sm has been alive for years sml.nacoii to (ivo years at tlie islato to the Western World. From a and It has been in active preparation sooniingly clear and peaceful sky, for Just such a crisis as this. Its prison in .Taclison. army is the best trained in the world, Last .Int'.n I'ascalle, roprfisoiitlng came this'thunderbolt of war which and might be victorious, were it not himsolf to 1)0 a wonltliy foroigner in has engulfed all the nations of the for the overwhelming odds against it. nfioil of tlm snrvicr.'i o[ a valet, en- Eastern Homisphore. Explanations France's Reason: Having purchased a farm north of Dewitt, with stock and tools on said Kf.Sfid Franlc I.iocopwios, a local pop have been many and varied, and so France is a member of the Triple corn (Ifialor, to act In that capacity. confusing are these many phases of Entente between Russia, England farm, I will offer my personal property at the Oscar Priest farm, 3^ A." a Riiaranlnn ol' good fallli ho rn- the siluaton, that it is, difficult to and. Itself, as opposed to the Triple Alliance between Germany, Austria miles east of Mason, -^ mile east of Hawley school house, qnirnd Liocopwios to placn %'.'M In a grasp tlie seat of the trouble which and Italy. In this war she became tin box In which ho (Icpositnd a lll;o may result In the loss of hundreds of the natural ally of Russia, but pre­ to the highest bidder,, on ni'ioiint himsoll', and th« box was en- thousands of lives. This can best be ferred to remain on the defensive trnstod to thn lcnoi)lnc; of I^iocopwios shown by a general survey of tlie im­ rather than the aggressive. Upon ovor nislit. VVlicn opened tho box mediate cause for the declaration of delivery of tlio ultimatum by Ger­ cciitaincd worlliloKS paper. war, while a more thorough insight many, she could not do otherwise than refuse. Her ancient hatred of will bo gained l)y reading carefully Germany, dating back to the Franco- Convict Food City Slayer. the concise histories of the conliict- Prussian war, was probably another THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8,1814 BATTI.R CRKICK, MlOff. — The lug powers in the following: reason for this dociifion. jury coiivictod f'iiarles Cashmorc of The .Spark That Kindled Tlit; War England's Reason: Beginning at 12 o'clock^ noon, as follows: iiinrdor for the .sliootinR and instantly England finds herself involved In Austria's Reason: European warfare through her par­ kiiiiMK Alr.s. T.iliy ramphnll. Austria-Hungary is a Catholic na­ ticipation In the Triple Entoiiite. This Till! niiirdnr took place July 12, tion, ruled by tlio Germans and Hun­ was construed by Englisli statesmen when, it Is said, Mrs. Caniplioll n)- garians, but the country lias millions to be a defensive, rather than offen­ fused to as.soclato with Casliniore af­ of people of other races, Servians and sive alliance, and England's partici­ Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Poultry ter n dancn. A man, before Tive other cousins of Servians. When Austria pation in tlio conllict was doubtful. person.s, met Mrs. Campbell on the assumed the protectorate of Hosnia Germany's first ' steps against and Herzegovina In 187S, Servia was HORSES—Pair gray work horses, weight 2700; bay mare 14 years doorstop as she returned homo and li'ranco consisted of an invasion of extremely disappointed. She had Belgium, hoping thereby to gain ac­ shot her. W'ii misses ilcclarod the man looked longingly at these two prov­ cess to an unprotected part of the old, weight 1000 pounds. " was Caahniore. inces in the hopes of annexing them. Freiicli Republic. Belgium protest­ CATTLE—4-year-old red cow, due Oct 20; 5-year-old black cow, When in 3 908 Bosnia and Herzego­ ed on the grounds that slie was a vina were added to the Austria-Hun­ neutral nation. Germany declared due Nov. 15; 8-year-old gray cow, due in spring; 2-year-old red heifer, Lads Play V/ar; One Shot. garian Empire, Servia became ex­ POUT HURON, MICH. — William tliat due indemnity would be paid at ceedingly bitter, and since that time tlie end of the wa?. This was not due in March; yearling Holstein heifer; 8-months-old steer and 4-mo. SthiUel, cloven years of ago, is in the has lost no opportunity to harass the satisfactory to Belgium, and she ac­ old calf. city hospital in a sorion.s condition as monarchy on every occasion in her cordingly appealed to England to a rosnlt of a Kamo of war which he power. Secret emissaries were sent preserve her neutrality, which SHEEP—6 ewes and 6 lambs. HOGS—6 shoats. pinyod with his companion, William Into Etornia and Herzegovina to stir Franco had already agreed to re­ r^utzlic, agod twelve. strife and dissontion, and for years spect. England thereupon demanded POULTRY—Chickens, geese, ducks, etc. the Servians liave done all they could that Germany cease immediately its Strikol was sivinj; an Imitation of to create internal revolution. the French charKinR against the Gor- operation on Belgian soil. England On .Tune 28, .TOl'l, Francis Ferdi­ had previously advised the concen­ mans when rntzko, wlio commandad nand, hoir to the Austrian throne, tration of the French fleet in the Farm Tools the Clorman line, lirert a rifle which ho and his wife visited Sarajevo. While Mediterranean, which left the North­ did not know was loaded. they were being driven to the town ern coast ot Franco with little pro­ Deering grain binder, Osborne mower, Empire disc grain drill. Rock hall, a Servian student threw a bomb tection. It, therefore, ordered the Murder Suspect Arrested. at the royal carriage, which, how­ Gorman navy not to direct an attack island 2-horse corn planter with check rower, Gale sulky plow, walking HOUCIITO.V, MICH. — Deml- ever, Francis Ferdinand warded off upon the North French coa,at. Ger­ plow, spring tooth harrow, new Deering side delivery hay rake and load­ nfck Lacaria, one of four Italians with his arm. It fell on the carriage many acceded to the latter request, of an aide, who was seriously wound- provided England would remain ueu vtfantcd in llonKliton for the murder er, single cultivator, pivot axle riding cultivator, l-horse hay rake, feed ed. The procession proceeded to the j tral, but would give no satisfactory of Albert Riielle, Ann. 10. was arrested town hall, where Francis Ferdinand reply concerning Belgium. There cooker, good wide tire wagon, double surrey, single top buggy, good at .Tanesviiie, Wis., and brought to addressed the populace. He then re­ upon England declared war against square box cutter, hay fork, rope and pulleys, set dump boards, set till? city. One was arrested on the turned to determine the extent of in­ Germany and ordered her fleet to day of the mnrdor, while two others juries of his aide, and while doing .so give battle to the German fleet con­ double harness, single harness. are still at large. both he and the Princess were as­ centrated In the North Sea, while at It is alleged that the four Italians sassinated by a Servian youth, Gavrio the same time, she mobilized her HAY, GRAIN, ETC.—About 4 tons timothy hay, about 19 acres bean Prinzlp. army. killed Knello while attempting to rob Austria began an investigation of The British position is also based pods, about 14 acres corn in shocks, about 30 or 40 bushels potatoes, a road lionsc. this outrage, and Its trail led to the upon reasons other than those. Great quantity household goods and other articles too numerous to mention. very doors of the royal family of Britain Is the guarantor of Belgian Flint Man Accused by Young Girl. Servia. Servian ministers were found neutrality. The defense of it has FLINT, MICH. — Frank Cas­ to bo implicated in the plot—In fact, been the governing policy of British tor was taki'.ti Into cnstody on the the son of King Peter himself had statecraft since Waterloo, Bisniark lent aid in the conspiracy. Austria charge of taking Indecent lihorties was made to respect it in 1870, and TERMS OF SALE immediately delivered an ultimatum it'was out of the question that Great with a thirteen-year-old girl, and is in to Servia, demanding that the offend­ Britain would permit, unprotected, a All sums of $5.00 and under, cash; on all sums over $5.00 one jail awaiting an fixamlnalion Oct. (!. ers be brought to justice. The reply violation at this crisis. Castor was arrested last winter for of Servia was equivocal, and Austria Great Britain required but little year's time will be given on bankable notes with interest at 6%. inanslaiighter In connection with a felt that any investigation which Ser­ cause to strike at Germany. Great fight in the sonth end of the city via might make would be one in Britain has always been acknowledg­ which rosnlted in the death of Ed­ name only, since Austria would not ed the ruler of the seas. This strong WALTER HARKNESS, Auctioneer. ward Solva, of Saginaw, be pernillted to have,any hand in the position is an absolute necessity to A. W. JEWETT, Clerk. investigation. Thereupon Austria her existence. She has a compara­ JOSEPH S. KOHLER. declared war upon Servia,' and from tively small and weak army, and Greenville Man Killed by Wagon. this petty strife has grown the ter­ must depend upon her supremacy on G-KRl'lNVITJ-R, MICH. — Jacob rible conUlct between the European the seas.She has eyed with apprehen­ THK KMPri: TOMIl OF THK SAV^ there l.s a "head cavity" cut back in America's Qreatest Weekly Kraft, aged'seventy, a farmer living powers. sion and distrust, the preparations ot lOlt AS SKI5N BY A POUT tlie natural rock. The body was near Oreenville, died as the resnlt of Servia's Reason: Germany toward naval rule. This placed In the tomb so thut the head HURON PASTOR. come inside the cavity, and the nat­ ln.1nrles suffered when, as he was Servia is a Greek-Catholic nation, Great Britain has fully recognized as THE and in its neighboring country Aus­ an act of hostility. It has asked that ural rock would cover it as a canopy taking a load of potatoes to town, a Rev. W. J. Cain describes tlie tomb of honor. . Another indication that •wheel of the wagon buckled, tlirowin.g tria-Hungary, there are millions ot there be a termination ot naval arm­ ot the Savior for The Port Huron its co-religious and racial brethren. aments. Mr. Churchill further pro­ the tomb was that of a rich man. Toledo Blade liim to the ground. The horses broke Servia has liiog awaited the day posed a suspension of ship-building Times-Herald as follows: The "hea* cavity" for the tombs of into a run, the rear wheel;passing over wlien the Austrian Empire would be for a specified time. Both were re­ The three most sacred places in the rich dates to the Herodian period TOLEDO, OHIO Kraft and injuring him internally. dissolved by internal disseution. It fused by Germany. As England's Jerusalem are the Tomb, Gethsemene in which .loscph and Christ lived. is ambitious of establishing an em­ navy Is England's lite, the nation and Calvary. It was Sunday morn­ Trembling from head to foot I The Hest Known Nowspa|ici* in the said to W. J. Semelroth, of St. Louis, Delay Loses Death Race. pire In Southeastern Europe, and which builds against that navy is at­ ing, we were coming down from the United States. hopes to annex a large portion ot tacking England's security. Ger­ summit of Olivet where wo had held ".would it be irriverent to get into BATTLIO CRRI3K, MICH. — Death the receptacle where the body of what (is now Austria-Hungary, thus many's right to challenge for supre­ a sunrise prayer meeting. I was in ONE MILLION won the race which Dr. R. C. Sweet attaining the ancient greatness and macy on the seas is unquestioned. It the extreme rear assisting a stout Jesus laid and measure it?" He said ovim llEADEliS ran on an Intorurban to roach the glory of their race. Servia resented must, however, take the consequen­ lady from Washington, who found it "I think not." It measured 84 inches WEEKLY bedside of bis dying fatiier, H. Sweet Austria's demands as unbecoming ces of this act. This war, therefore, difficult to malce her way down in length and 39 inches in width. of Coldwater, wlio was In the univer- her independence and standing, and offers Great Britain an opportunity among the stone over which Jesus When we came out of the tomb I POPULAR IN EVERY STATE .sity hospital in Ann Arbor. it is barely possible that King Peter she has long sought—that of destroy­ had climbed on his way up to Ascen­ remarked to my friend, "I never felt was, ill this Instasce, a father rather ing tiie rapidly increasing navy of sion. We come to the gate of Geth­ so solemn in my life before." He Recause the interurban was late, replied "I never did either." Dr. Sweet arrived just a few moments than an exponent of justice. the Kaiser. semene, others hurried by on their No Objectional Advertising Belgium's Reason: way into Jerusalem to get brealifast. At this glorious Easter time let us after his father passed away. Russia has deemed Itself the pro­ tector of all • Greek-Catholic races. I stopped. The stout lady from rejoice. And let our anthems declare Tiny Belgium was aroused to com­ the praises of Him who came forth This marks the seventy-ninth suc­ The bond of brotherhood has given bat upon the inva;sion of her soil by Washington stopped. The monk Auto Goes Into Parlor. gardener let us in. The lady was from the tomb of Joseph of Arama- cessful year of America's greatest silent sanction to the intrigues in the Germany. She loudly proclaimed national weekly—The Toledo Week­ BATTLE CREEK, MICH. — Al Balkan States against Austria-Hun­ overcome with emotion and began to thea, with his feet on the neck of her neutrality and demanded that it death declaring "I am he that liveth, ly Blade. Prom the year of its es­ Clay, Frank Dent, Lewis Martin, Her­ gary. Russia would be secretly be respected. Germany, while offer­ pray and praise God. Tears unbid­ den made their way down our face and was dead, and behold, I am alive tablishment, the influence of The bert Hull and Chauncey'^Brown, all pleased at the dissolution of the Aus­ ing compensation, would not consider Toledo Weekly Blade has been tre­ trian empire and the consequent rise and mingled we hope with tears of for evermore, amen, and have the of Union City, were the vlctinia of a would not consider this, and the Kai­ keys of hell and death." mendous. Its editor has clung to of a new power, the Servian-Balkan ser accordingly declared himself at Him who on the same spot sweat freak accident here when the auto­ drops of blood. the original ideal—a constructive mobile in which they were riding sit Id' Empire an Southeastern Europe, ad­ war with Belgium. While tiny Bel­ newspaper for the informa^tion, en­ joining Russia. The Western half dod on a wot pavement and crashed gium would be a ridiculous opponent YOUK OCOUrATION. tertainment, and education of every of Europe from the frozen Arctic to of mighty Germany, the aid which Now, to Calvary and the Garden into the parlor of the home of Rich member of the household. It stands the Mediterranean Sea would then be Belgium can give to the army of Tomb, or the tomb of Joseph which There are 303 different occupa­ for our national hope of better homes ard Williams. held by cousins In race, brothers in Prance is by no means to be sneered was occupied by the body of the Lord tions in which the American people and better Americans. W;holesome, religion, and brothers in seml-clvill- at. Her available military force, is Jesus for about thirty-six hours are engaged. It's no easy task to sane optimism is Its platform. It Brakeman Falls Under Train, Diet. zatlon—the Russians and Servians— estimated at 180,000 men, together .(from half past three Friday after­ determine Just which one the youth seeks to build through the spread ot • • LANSING, MICH. — Arthur A. both.ambitious of eventually con­ with a large reserve. It should prove noon to half past three Sunday Is best suited to, and for which he valuable knowledge and the better­ quering the balance of Europe tand morning.) Baker of Grand Ledge, a • Pere Mar­ no mean addition to the miliary pow­ should fit himsplf. But many a life ment of those who put their faith in even the world, • Upon the declara­ er of Prance. A short distance from the Damas­ wreck and many an unhappy misfit Its word. "The Toledo Weekly Blade quette brakeman, died in the hospital tion of war by Austria against Servia, Japan's Reasons: cus Gate In the northern wall of here from injuries received hear would be avoided by some thought, Is today as always it has been, the mighty Russia stepped in to protect . Japan' has-prepared her navy for Jerusalem Is Mount Calvary, the study, and conference on the matter. most respected of all our national Grand I

the talk of men, into the books"the.\ ' fnc'tnro~ Avoalth and liiiinTancer'iuTd MOKTGAdK SA1.B, fend. Into their unconscious gestures, lenvo government and education to the DcfiinIt liiivinK licon iniulii in thu coiidlliuiiH Intd their mtwsiiapers and dally pnr- rusting traditions of hundreds of years of a Tcnl CHtiitu mnrtuntsu, wliorein tlio power of Kiilv lliurcin coiitiiincd liccaino (ipunitlvo, lioses and everyday acts. The broad ngo? Those traditions conio from the iiiiiile by Diiytoii W, CloBnur, widower, of liorl'/.ons. the magic possibilities, that dark ages, when there was really not Alpena, MiolilKan, to (Iruco 1!. Lacy, of Kocli- the s|ilrit of the seeker had revealed to I'Hli'r, ,S(atK of New York, dated Oetolior 2(!tli, ciiewo; enough for every one, when life was a 1010, and recorded in the UeRlHter of Doed'n I hem were charming them out of those fierce sl;ruggle that might bo masked, odiiie for IiiKhnin County, MictilKnn, on Octo- ancient and instinctive iirooccujiations licr 'ititli, Hlin, In tiller lilt of luortKnKCH, on but could not be escaped. Of course IiaKo 28.|, upon wtiicti inoi'ti;nKe tliere la now from which the very threat of hell and this famine grabbing, this fierce dis­ ctaimed to lie due the »nni of $.122,11, con- toiMiu-nt had failed to drive tliein. And possession of others, must follow from HiatiuK fif, $;tOO, prlncliuit, St'MM interest, and $f!S..iri, hiilnnce of amovnil. paid for taxes, and this young man, homeless and without sucli a disharmony between material interest thereon, on the inortttatie lands, anil lU'ovlaion even for the liiiniedhite and training. Of course the rich wore no aiiit at law hif\'itiK been hroiiKlit to re- cover said sum of money, notice is Riven that hours, in tiie presence of social disor- vulgar and the jioor grow savage and hy virtue of the iiower of sale contained in ganlzalioii, distress and jierple.vlty, in every added power that came to mon said inortKiiKe, the suhscrllier, said inorlKiiKoe, will sett at public auction, and to the hlKhest n blazing wil(lcrii(;ss of thoughtless made Ihe rich richer and the poor loss liiddcr, on Salurdiiy, tlic ;ir

in Greece and itome and ICgypt were -"< ' - • .... •••_ . _._ GtlACK n, LACY, MortKaKee. nothing, the mere first dust swirls of C. V. &. ]•], 'P, tlamnionil. Attorneys for I>r»l>iile «)l tVIII. I'ri'.Mlioiir -«><•(, \i MortKaKee, Business Address, I-anslnK, MIch­ the beginning, tlie movements and dim Stiileof .MI(Milt;iin, l.liu l^rubiilc (Jmiri. foi iKan. 28wl3 murmuriiigs of a sleeiior who will pres­ t,h(s I'oiiiit.y (if liigliiiiri. Ai. II S(..ssl(!n of siiltl Cinirl, hclil iil. tlu! 1' o- OKDP.It or I'UltUCATION. ently Ite awake." liiiic.(illlc(! hi llMJClty of .Mii.siMi, In sulci coun- ly, (III llie.'ith (liiy »l fr'('|)leinlM)r A, 0. HIU. State of MicliiKan, Circuit Court for the And then the story tolls, witli an en­ Pi(:s('in, lion, Ib'nry .M. (jiinliuir, .hulgc of County of InKham,—In Chancery. gaging simplicity, of his descent from I'lOllllttl. Uoherl S. lloiines, Complainant. in llii' iiiiitter iif Die [.'Slul(! (it .Miirji'ttii vs. this ecstatic vision of reality. P'rcslKUii-, (k'fciiscd. Frederick Stabler, Iluralio ,'3ey- "Presently I found my.self again and Seyiiioiir rriislimii' liiivlni; (lied In siiirt nmur, I'iiiiis U. Slieldoa, llolle C, coiirl. Ills iK.'Tllliiii pniylnu Mint ii coriiiln In- Unrchard, and their unknown 1 wns iHvginning to feel cold and a lit­ slniinfinl, In wrr.lii!,', pnrporiliiKtd IKS MIO lii.sl, heirs, devisees, leKuteca and as- tle liungry," will mill tiwliiiiicnt (if siild di'niiaM'd. now on siKns, Defendants. (Ih; 111 siilil (!oiin, tic iidniltted Id prnliiii,!', luul Suit iiendinK in the circnit court for tns- lie bethought himself of the .lolin llliil Uie mliiiliilstnitlon of siild (^st,llt(! 1)i< hani County, in chancery, on the 2rith day of Burns relief ofUcos which stood upon irninlud lo liliiisclf and Ltdinmn It. Krcslioiir AuKust, ItlM. Copyright, 1914, by H. G. Wells. or III soiiKi other siill.nl)l(! person: 11 nppcarinK to the court, liy allidavit that the Thames embankment. lie made illsorde vd, i.liiii MJC 'itl iliiy «l Ofloltiir it cannot bo ascertained In what state or All Ttfinu'l's ii('('(niMts of Ills mlUtHr.v London, umlcr the visible smoke law, 'to see that the police signals were re- his way through the galleries of the A, II. I'.lll. III. Uni o'clock III Mil! fiinMiooii, iit country the defendants, V^redcrick Stabler, siild I'riiliiiic (inli;«, Im anil Is lieriiliy iip- lniiiiiii« were writ I (Ml hi'the wimo half by which any [irodiictioii of a visible sU'iclIng vehicli's to the half roiulway. booksellers and the National gallery, poiiiliid for liuiirliii: siild pi^l.ltlon; Horatio Seymour, lillias D. Sheldon, liolic C, When presently he got within sight of Unrchard reside, and it also nppearinK from <'(>iUi!iii|)tmiiiH. IiiiIf itinilest.iii(,''toiio. lie BiiioUe Willi or without e.Kcuse was which had been open continuously day It, Is fiirlilK.T ordorcd, iliiil. piilillc noMcn the bill of complaint filed heroin that the the ti-aiisparencles that had rejilaced ihiiroof hi! (ilvdii liy pnlillciiUnii of ii, • opy of WHS of iiiitiiloii tlmt Ills olinncoH (if punlshiiblc by a line, had alr(!iuly and night to all d(!cenlly dressed peo­ l.lilsord<.!r, for llinin siiccosslvi! \V(«lis previ­ complainant does not Unow, and has been imriM'iriirtiiiK in iiiiy rciil wiirfiirc wen; coftsi.'d to IM! the somber, smoke dark­ the placards of Vicioriaii times he read ple now for more than twelve years, ous Ui siild diiy of lieiirinj,', In lliu liiHliiim iinablo after diiiKcnl iniiiiiry to ascertain, the of the great tnaivli of 'the unemployed Cdiiiily Ni-ws, II iiuwspapiir prinlud nnd clr- names of the iicrsona who are included as very SIIKIII IIIKI tlmt, If nfl(ir nil lie ened city of the Victorian time;.it had and ficross the rose gardens of Trafal­ (MiliiKiil in Siild i;oiiiiiv. defendants therein without beinir named, on should •piirllclpiitc. It wdK •liouiid'to lie been, 1111(1 Indeed was. coiistaiil.ly be­ tliat was already .In progress through gar s(iu«re, nnd so by the hotel colon­ (A initiCdpv.( ilKNItV iM. (iAHIlNKIi, motion of C. l'\ nnd K. T. Hammond, com­ ing rebuilt, and .its •main streets were the west end, and so without e.Kpondi- C, A. ('Ll.NTO.N, ,liid},'i; ('f rniliiil.c plainant's solicitors, it is ordered that said no (entirely (lirfcrcirl fi'oin tli(?S(! ponce nade tii the t'lnbankiiicnt. Me had long I'TOli.iK! ItcKlstur, ;i:\v.| defendants cause their appcdranite to he en­ m;iiU'UV(!rs •I'lun 'IIIH (iiily (•(lurse ns n already liegliinlng to itake on those lure he was able to wnderstiiiid what known of these admirable olllcos, tered herein within five numtlis from this characteristics that 'diKtlngiil.shed lliein was coming. which liad swept the last beggars date, and in ca.se of appearance they causo niljoiiiil rniiii wdiilfl lie 10 Uwip HR oh- i<'iuui(.4<'C4iiiiii. iiyiifN on, -i their an8W(;r to said hill to be filed, nnd n ttorviinib' (iirl (if (IIIIIKLT lis hn could throughout the latter half .of the lie M-atched, and bis book describes and matchsellers nnd all the casual Stauidf Ml(;lii;:iiii. Tlu; I'roliutti Court for copy thereof to be served on said solicitors, iiiiMI IK; 'hi«l Iwimuyl I'hctrli'ks mid pos- twentieth century. - The Insanitary thl.s procession whlcli the--police had indigent from the I.X)n(lon streets, and tlio (3oniity of In^'liiiin. within twenty days after service on them of iior.se nnd the plebeian bicycle had At II sessldii df said Cdiirl. liidd at tlic I'ro- n copy of said bill and a notice of this sllillilli's of I lie iriew ('(iiidlllons. Ho coiisidcr(?d It uiiwlNe to prevent and lie believed that he would as a unitter Iniie OlUini In llu; Cii V of iMiisiiii, In said coiiii- order, and that in dofault thereof said lilll !«; Kliitcs tfalfi •ciriHe fniii'lvly. Ncvt^r wiis been biiiilslicd from the roadway, which had been spontiineuusly organ- of course be able to procure a ticket ly,(ni i.lKMl.lidiiv of Scptoiiilier. A. Ii. Ilill. taken afi confessed hy audi defendants, also which was now of a resilient, glasslike iTiod In Imitation of the unemployed for food and « night's lodging and I'resi'iit. (Ion, Ib-nry .M, Oiirdnur, .(udge uf that witliin twenty days from this date Bai from s'liiiiii liorolcs. I'robiiie. complainant cause a co|iy of this order to lio surface, spotlessly clean; and the foot ill till' inaltcr of tliu cslatn of Ann llyiies, Unriiot welcoiiidd the iippciiriiiioo of lirocessions of earlier t'lines lie had some liidicntlon of possible employ­ publiahed In the InKham County News, H passenger was rcstricled to a marrow (le(:<'as('d. newspaper printed nad circulated in said flu.' iilomlc ciiKlno wli'li flic Zf-st of c.\pccied a mob. but there was a kind ment, .Iiiines llynes liiivinK liicd in said court vestige of the ancient footpatii on his lliinl iidnilnlstration ai'i:oiiiii',aii(l Ills pnli- county and that such publication lie continued Jiiiis(Millii(> yoiiili In nil fnwli iiiiiclilnery, of sullen discipline about t'lm iiroces- therein once in each week for six weeks In either side of the track and forbidden, But he had not recMuun^d upon the llldii prayliiix for llu! allowiincu tin rwif, nnil (iiul It Is t-rldorit t'limt for soiiii' time filon w»en at last It arrived. What for IIK) asslgiiiiii'iit and (llstrllinilon of Uic succession, or that he cause a copy of thin at the risk of a line, if ihe •survii'\'ed, to new labor troubles, and when he got riwiiliK! of said CSIIIIK: order to be peraonally served on said def(!nd- he fiillod to coiiiicct the riisli of won­ s<;emed for a lime am nnendiiiB column cross the roadway. I'eKiple dtssceudetl to the envbnnkment be found the otilces It Is ordcri'd, thai the 'Jtl day <>)'t the houses at dingy, shabliy, inelTectlve looking mul­ dismayed, and tiien he became aware plainant, Itusiness Address, LansinR, Mich. nml Ciree(;e iiiid Ku'ypt with three con- of a movement, ii purposive trickling oiis to said day of licarliiK, In llie Inu'liain NOTICKi The foroKoinK suit involves the .the level of the first sttJry uiid, lieing titude, for the most part Incapable of Conmy Nvws, a newspaper iirlntcd nnd cir- title to lands descrilied asi commencinK twen­ denial coinpuiiionK In one ridgefi. gave the away of people, up through the arches ty-live (2ri) feet South of the Northwest cor­ iitoiiilf nioduis. Tlwy tlew over the nny lint obsolete and superseded typos (A iruucopy). IIKXIIY M. (iA lUIN'RIt, ner of lot five (fi) of lilock fmirleen (l.|), newer parts of London a curiously of the great buildings that had arisen C. A. d.i.NTON, .Indue of rriiliiito. (^limiiiol isles jnul ToumJiie., he men- of Inbor. They bore a tew bawners runninK thence Kast elKhty (SO) feet to th(! 'Venetian apiKsirance. In some Ktreets when all the railway stations were re­ I'l-ohiltd UcitlstiM'. i)7w4 East lino of said lot, thence South sixty-elKht tioiiH, and cirt;l(!U<>u of Mlnorva ,1. the pyramids by moonllglit, tlyiii;,' were Just marching and stiowlng them­ from the smull tlieatcrs and other such MOKTfiAer me­ idue of said cstiiK!; looking ik'rson. and if the record failed thing. There had been no begging It. Is ordered, 'riiat tli(> 'jer the LansinK State SavinKS Hank, a bankbiK It miulo the tragedy of IIIK uejct experi­ chanical powers had sufierseded for- A. 0. Iiil4. at ten o'cloidc In tlio rnronooii, at corporation under the laws of MichiKan, dated to show he was in employment dismiss In liOndon streets for a quarter of n ences all the darlitr. A week after evermore. They were being "scrap­ said proliate ollice, lio and Islieruliy appolnt- November 1st, Hill, nnd recorded in the UCK- him to the trallic pavement lieiow. century. But that night the police were t'lir o.\iiniliilngaiid .•IUOWIIIK said acuouiil and ister of Deeda' office for InKham County, Mich­ his return, his father, who was a ped"—as horses hiid been "scrapped," lioitriiigsald petition. evidently unwilling or unable to cope iKan, on Novemlier 2d, I'.lll, in liber IfiO of widower, aniKiunced lilmsolf mined, It Is further ordered, that pnhllc nntlee inortKiiKos, on paite 14R, on which laortKaKO But there was still enougli of his for­ Barnet leaned over the parapet watch­ with the destitute who wore Invading thereof be (.'Iveii by linblleatlon df a, copy of tliere is now claimed to lie due to said mort- and couimitted suicide by means of an mer gentility about Barnot's appear­ ing them, his mind quickened by his lliose well kept (piarters of the town. this oriliii', fortliri'O siii'invsslvn weeiis previ­ KaKce, the sum of ii;2(132..1i;, and no suit at iinschediiled opiate. ance and b(.>arij.ig tf) protect him from own precarious cek>nKod. able to bring himself to ask; liide(>d, urday, tlie t2lh day of December, l!)!4, at nine V.fiicester square—that great focus of snriihis of huinaiiity? They were so penniless and with no calling by which his bearing must have been more o'clock In llie foreiiocm of siiiil day, at the liOiidon life and pleasure. manifestly useless—and Incapable- .\|>|>l. 4lnf Bariiet In spite of ills streams of motor traltlc, pulsating as enigma below iiicant. It was an ap­ .Vary O.Vunllensen, liavinc lll(>d In said court of LansinK, InKham County, MichiKan, de­ the current alternated between east peal against the une.vpected—an ap­ "I'm starving," ho said to her nb-i her petition praylnt^lhat thnadmlnlsiriilloii scrilied na; conimenciiiK at the So itlieaat cor­ bodily gravlintion toward comfort niptly. of said estate he Kraiitod to George W. Krlstiii ner of tho plat of "Cedar Bank," runninir showed lilmself wlien put to tlie teat of nnd west and nortti and simth. Above peal to those others who, more for­ or to iiotne oilier Kultaliio por.soiK thence West sixteen (Hi) rods, thence South rose great frontages of lutrlcute rattier tunate, seemed wiser nnd iiiore power­ "Oh, poor dear!" she snid, nnd with It Is oi'dcicci, that the iUli (lity ol' Octwbvr four (4) rods, thence East sixteen (lill rods tlie more valiant modern quality, H.) Ihe Impulsive generosity of her kind A, I), 1!)14, at tiMi o'clock ill thu forunonii, at to quarter lino road, thence North four (4) was Baturated «itii the creative stoi­ than beautiful re-enforc«l porcelain, ful, for Romethlng-for Intelligence, said probatu olllci!, 1)0 and Is hereby appoiat- rods to place of lieitinninK, said parcel of studded witl) lights, barrepluto­ rosldonco. of Thernn Grinnoll, In Aarellus ; ail, that' government was a compro­ the Interest of,said estate in certain real es­ ingsl their nnlmatlon to mankind,. They cratic age ns being "fenced with barb­ tate Uiorcln described i township, in said county, on the , lill4, and on the 8IIi day This framework attracted Bamet's ed wire agitlnst unpropertled people," ol Juiiiiai-y. A, I), iDir) 'i" 'u" c'o'-ck In tho lassitudes and law a' convention be­ A< It; lUl'l,' at ton o'clock la the fore­ Attention for n time to the exclusion of somewhere, even If It wns careless or of the high walled gardens and tres- noon, at said probate otllce, bu and Is horchy forenoon of oaeh of snId days foi thopniposo tween Interests nnd that the poor nnd of oxamliiliig and ad.lnsl big said Llalms other Interests. It was absolutely still; nnillgnant. It had only to-be aroused liass wrirulnais that kept.hlm to the uijpointed forhoarInK said potltloh, and that) : the weak, though they had ratiny negli­ nil persons interested Jn said estate appear DatedSeptoniborR, A. H 11114 it had n dead rigidity, n stricken Inac­ to be conscience stricken, to be moved dusty nttfrqwriess of the public ways. before said court, at said time and placu, to 0, M OASIEU gent musters, had few friends. to e.\ertlon. And I saw, too, that as show cause why a license to sell the Interest tion; no one Was nt work upon It and In the air hnppy rich peftple were fly-, otsaid estatu In said real estate should not GEOKQi:; iimrNUorii, "I had thought things wei^b looked nil Its, mnehlnery wns quiet, but the yet there was no such intelligence. Ing, heedless ;of the rialsfortunes nbbut boKranted. , !ISw4 Conimlssloneis nfter,'^ he wrote. "It was with a kind The world waits for intelligence. That, It Is further , ordered., that public notice contractors' globes of vncuuni light fill­ them, lis he himself bad been flying thereof lie' given by publication of, a copy of Iloarlnii; C'laiiiiM. U auiior-Jnii. 16 of amazement that I tramped the roads ed its ever.v Interstice with a quivering intelligence has still to bo made^ that two .venrs ngo, iind along the rood this order, (or three succossivo weeks provl- State of Michigan, Tho I'lobato Court for I nnd starved—and found that no one In green moonshine uiul showe the huiriber of It is characteristic of the widening ovenyorked and Infuriated, the! casual Statu of Michigan; the Probate Court for oflloe, in.'tbo eltylof Mason, In said county, debt-^to keep' an old box for m« in thought q( the time that this not very the county otingbam,.. ,:•••, . . on or before tho Ifith day of lanuary, A u. steel'Wdrkerslv.'-' ''''':•,.'. ".'.• ,'- wards were ,80; ^crowded that; the sur­ At II session,of said court, hold at the Pro-: Iflin.and thatsald claims will ho lioiirdliy I which I,had locked,nfe^ letteni,'keep-' VShouldu'tworider if they didn't get beroicnl young man Avbo In ttny! prevU plus wanderers siept' in ranits;, under biiteOinue In th(i oity of Mason, in said isoun- said court on the'istb day of January, pus,oge might well have been, alto­ sheda or In.tlte open air, and since:giv­ ty, onltho'lAth'day of Soutoinl)er,;A,' D. 1014, A. D, 1015, at ten o'clock In tho forenoon Hakes and the like.v She lived In great chucking; bombi'' snw; Bnrnet's In-, Present,, Hon, Henry M, Gardneri, Judge of : Dated Sept, 15, A, D^ .1014 i gether occupiedvwitli,the problem ;ot fear of the pubjlc health ahd'mbipiillty formant,, Avho iiovered for a Imometit; ing to wayfarers bnd been niade a pun­ Probate, . .' HENRY-M GARDNER, Inspectors/because shoi was aotbetinieB hla! own individual riecosaities, should. ishable offense there wbs no longer In the matter of the estate of ,Tohu F, nnditben Avent.ori his way to the Al- Thayer,decoiised, •:;•::•: . ;: . i»l>w+ ludgoof Probato i too, poorv'to; pay; t|ie eiwtomiii7 hambra Music Imll, :;:-;'.• :^ be,able.to.Btand.there and generalize frljjndshlp or help for a man from the EoHon Thayer,,bavins filed ,in .^aid court' j fhem, bnt at'Inst she consented to/put •'•/ Barnet became aware of an excite-1 about the needs ()f the race. . i i ;, i ' ; rdro'foot passenger or the wayside'cot­ his ainntial. lidmlnilitratlon account, and bis'HoarluK.Cllaliiiii . ItloMlier-Doc. !ttf petition' prayliigfor tho allowance thereof,-; • State df Michigan. Tho Probato Court for I St iii a dark, til«lAplac(B''tinder^^; the merit'in'thevne'wsji^^ V But jUpqu all the. strpsBea and COO; tage./,',:;'-''.I'v,. .:,':;'?r;-^'-''''' • ;'•";•:••/'•:•-- ; It U orcloi'oa„Thnt the lUtli day of Oct,, the county of Ingham. ; Btoirs, and':theri::i^'weht forth: Into'the" cofriere of the sqiiura' Something; Very• .iSlct8,ofthotcl|aotie time there vfas .al­ /'*i: wosn't; angry/' said Barnet^^' A,',D, .]|)14,' at ten.o'clock, In the. forenoon,, ,> In tiie matter of the estate ot Albbm at said probatorofllco,. bo' and is hotobyup- Moshor> floceaited. <..,,. I world^rioseekiflMttbe luekrbf «:meal: BcnBatlonal bad beeniiilashed upion'the ready dn^htngtbe light; bfairiew era. saw" dn. iminense;Belflsbness,. a; morii., polnted for examlnlrig'und'nllowlngsaid ac­ ^! Notice IB. herotiy given that four months nnd•then.•flJJelte^!^••:;•'T:•^.^•:\;^;•:^•;.•1;;:.;^^^^^^ trnhspttrencles,:'; Porgeitiug f for n mo-• The spirit of liumnnlty, wna eaeaplrig, 8trpus;;.dlsregart: for; anything' b^ count a nd hearing said petition; , : : , from thoS9tb(day of August, A U IIIU, have It Is further ordered. That public nutli^e been.allowed'for creditors to present their ment'bls pehnllcss cdridlU even then it >v'a8 escnpliigi frbm'ita ex- pleadureanlvfny oyei*h:brl(lge tb^ buy ii papers vtrenie ; iinprisoriment in indlvidudla. people above'Ua,;>but I saw.; bow iirievl-i of this order; forthree HucceNstvo week^ pro- for examination and.adjustment, and that alt vIouBtosald.day.of hearing, In.tho iNonAitf credltorar.or.aitld' deceased are required to \ ;fbr,;inythose,days:the piipew;'iwhlch^ Saiviatlorifrouithe bitter Intensitiep^bf table/;that: was; liiow; ^xiertnlnly. if; ;the COUNTY NBW8» newspaper printed and cir­ present their clalma lo said court, at (ho ^ •were;;printed:''iipoti[ thin sheetu^b^f me- Belt whlcii,had,beeulac^ flcheatf^htidrijhdngedipiaiBcs(/with (the culated In said county i probate otnco, in the city of Mason, in said ihNBTljWrMd^iiiibiro^ glquB end for tiiousanda of ycara^^^^ (A true copy.) .HENUY M, GARDNER, county, on or lietoro tho itUlb day of Dcoi. 'djttic^athrongingWgajiejrir ^iilll^;,f(Bili^pwiBre;J;soid:|^^ PMrest that thlrig8.;wbuld hdv^^^ 0. A, OMNTON,. .Tudge ot Probate, A. i\.~1014, and that said cbilms will bo Ifiplnti:!by;;tipeclii lly;> liceiiaed purveyors/v : ineri bad^apughtiin.morUflcatlpii,'Iti jtbo the Bame.^HWbdt;el^%n bapjpen\w^ Probato Register heard bVv said court on the itVth^ day of •;:,toindbn!jlit;'WhicS^ Wlll^CTfteslBi£iu(inedlW Itaceinber, A, I). 1014, lit ton o'clock In the ago be : had been niimtMrad HalfiVi'iferbei)^ ^m€(n;;use''iacleni»'3cmci;;e^ '^thing; loronnon, iirierable Btrnnge ptithsilwhs:^^ Oat«d August 30. A 0, lOU i^moDg. •ltlPt^wttliXtl!;.ip|TecVof'pntiirnlrii^yintrt HENRY M. GARDNER. ttl•.1P^llt^•^e^,(lscdlv•ln ttto .i.ii>i(. ww4 Judgo of Probute.l

M I INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, OCTOBER 1, 1914

I but) It ia expected it will bn a sure N0KTI1 liKSIili:. COROrS BIG HEART. f"',t"»w>„ti,ii,i,it,ia,it„ai,o,.o,.#..o«.tMtM»«».».ii.i.ii.iit„., i go this week Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George McArthur, F. Tlie UottH farm was bought by An Incident Illustrating the Great i Walter Harknos.s of Vevay, tlie'price Allen and family and A. T. Ingalls Artist's Generosity, ' l)cing .fS.STS. and wife spent Sunday at Grand M. A. Warflo and wife wore in Ma­ IjCdgc. Corot, tlio great l^'rencb lamlscnpo son last Saturday. Claud Minor and wife of Leslie iirtisl. WHS a man of the iLMiipurnmont The .second literary society meet­ spent Sunday at Ed Hanson's. irailltlomiliy associated with genius— ing of tlio Dansville high .school will Mrs. Sarah Teal of Lansing visited Irritiililo, Iniijwiuous, <'aroli!Ss, goiior- 1)0 hold In the D. H. S, room Friday, Mrs. Abbie Backus part of last week. Diis tiiid loviibiu. M. Alboi't Dubulsson. Oct. 2, from 2;;iO till •! o'clock. There Mr. and Mrs. Perry Backus spent whose fntliur was ilio groat painter's will bo a good program consisting of Sunday with Lansing relatives. frioiid. has |)iil)iislRil soliio liitorostlng Mr. and Mrs. John Baldwin and live songs, two recitations, a dobalo, rominiscencos of him in tlio Studio, in Firsi in resolving that an automobile Is sup­ daughter of Jackson spent Sunday which ho tolls of a l AM) KA'rOiX. lire you? What do you come ami dl.i- Cnliiinct Baking Tuesday forenoon. They were ac­ Come in today and see the handsome new Autumn- tiirl) mo for?" bo demanded angrily. Towdcr is first in tlie companied by a good band tlmt ron- Mr. and Mrs. C. C, Twitchell spent Tlio piilior much disconoorted, stam- hearts of the niiUloiis dorod lino nmsic on our streets. Rach Sunday with her brother, Frank Zim- Winter woolens just received from auto was provided with niogapliones, inoriMl Ills oxpiiinatlon: of liouscwivcs who mormann and family near Blllwood. fog horns wliidi wore lustily blasted Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Twitchell spent •'I camo, M, Corot—I—it's about an use it and know it. to attract attention before the ar­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Ep- iic'cidoiit. A workmnn ongagod on tho nECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS rival of tlio band. They paraded the loy, west of Lansing. llic building tins had a fall. His ED. V. PRICE & COMPANY Wailil'i Pun Food Eipoiition, streets and caused considorable ox- CliicMo, lllinoii. Mr. and Mrs. J. C.lark and Willard coiidltidii is very grave. Tlioy have Largest tailors in the world of Pii rii CipsiiUoa, Frust , ItUrcli cltomont. It was a good advertiso- Lonoii spent Sunday with tlioir moth­ Just liii;on him off to tlio liospital. Wo iiiont. Our ball toani plays there, 1912. er, Susan Lonon. know liio poor (•imp. Ilo's« workman participating in tlio first game with GOOD made-to-order clothes Miss Marion Cox has returned who leaves ii wife and tour children. loco Oct. 7. From hero procession homo from her visit with her uncle Wo iiro getting up n^ siilisc'ription wont to Stockbrldgo. near Mason. Leon MaylioQ was out of scliool Ceo. Parsons and family spent nmoiig tho lodgers in tho building for Olio day liiis wook on account of sick­ Sunday with his fatlior soulii of Di- I ho family. I thought yon would per- ness. iiiondalc. Imps like to .join lis." liianc'lio Doylfi returned to her Mrs. Hattio Polard of Lansing Conit's n.\pro.ssivo coiiiitoniiiico show- HARRY E. NEELY lioino at Choboygim Wednesday. spent last wook with her parents. od dourly his (luiok rogrot for his Tlio old rink, tlio sconn of so many Mr. and Mrs. Win. Twitchell spent roiigliiM.'ss to tho mo.ssoiigor and bis i..>»>»»«aMtHt"»«»«'>">MtM»t».»l.»«t..tH««»..»..#«»..»M»««»«^.»..t..t..e..tw».t»t»t.,»..».»«»„twtH».»Wt.,t„>^tM»..»..».,t^ .sliaters, and used ahio for plays and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Youse at iloopoiiing sympathy for the Injured spooclios, is being torn down this Packard. man. Ho inado prompt lunends. week. The lunibor is going into a Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cookie and J. iiirn to 1)0 oroctod by C. A. Diehl. A nnd Louisa Jaonicko spent Sunday in "Tho poor foliowl" he oxclniinod. copy of tho News and Democrat dat­ Lansing the guost of Mr. and i\lrs. "'I'ho imfnrtuniite family—a wife and ed ill 1 S.S,') was found. I^olard. four ehildivii.' We must do everything Miss Milbury Millor was home Mr. and Mrs. IL L. Hutchin.son and tlmt i.s possible to help tlioin. Now from .school from Friday night until sons spoilt Sunday with their falhor how (wn I 1)0 of iiso to yon—I who 'I'uosday. Wednesday her parents near Trowbridge. only know liow to iimiifio myself with took iior l)ack to lier school at Spring Mrs. J. .M. 'I'aylor has a tine new painting trees ••iiid streams? Tlioy Arbor, stopping on tlioir v.-ay to visit organ. .M. W. May and family at Morton. must be assiirod fooil nnd shelter, and Dan Crane has his new barn com­ llioy'il need money, rierol You soo Itov. A. T. Caiiil)ui-ii, who has been pleted. tlmt little bureau? Do yon mind going pasl,or of tho M. 10. church at this Bon Williams is on tho gain. place for tho last live years, will soon Mrs. Clarence Lonsborry Is on the to the tirst drawer? GoodI .Vow take on the Dealer Who Has move to Pinckiioy, where he has been sick list. out what you think nocossnry. and I stiitioiiod by tlio coiiforonco. His Miss Rosa Horr spent a few days beg yon not to ii.so loo much discre- many frioiids lioro will regret to seo last wook in Lansing, tlic guost of lion. My hack Is tiirnod, nnd I won't him go but wish hlin success at his her sister, Mrs. Roller. look. You'can't think how glad I am now lionio. to bo allowed to sliaro in your kind Tho conferoneo has appointed Rev. l*#.^1 .SOUTH I.VCillAM A.M) VOIJTH olTorts on tlioir liohaif." J. B. Wallace, formerly of Elkton, to preside over tho M. E. church here ilU.MvllKillLli. Obeying tho.so diroctioiis, the visitor for tlio coming year. Ho will not ar­ ciponod tho drawer and paused tlinn- rive in time for services next Sunday Horace E. Saylos and wife of Chil- dorstriicl;. for It was full of gold ami Tiresj IVbes and Accessories soii visited their mother, Mrs. Jennie )Ut a wook from Sunday will occupy bills, tossed in holtor slcoltor as liio art­ Saylos, Sunday ovoiving. tho pulpit. ist lind roceivod Ihom. With some oiii- Former pastors at this place have Dr. Nora Walker and husband are Let him show you why tliese meaji entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Hayes of barrassmont, while Corot worked away boon stationed as follows; W. K. busily at his oiisol, the vl.sllor helped the most for your money. Urowii at Port Huron, E. C. Benson Gratiot county this week. himsolf to as Inrgo a sum ns his con- at Clio, S. W. nird at Motamora, Mer­ Walter Holmes lias been vi.siting rill Brown at U'vcr IJoguo. his undo, Will. West and wife and scioneo pormittoil him to take, niiir- Most miles per dollar and most Elmer Simons wil soon move to Grandma West, the past week. mured his tliani;s and dopiirtod. Corot comfort pel mile. ^Vlloatliol(l where ho leaches school. A. L. Richfiiond and wife and never Inriuirod what ho had taken or Arcliio .folley has bought the Mc- daugiiter Rosatha of Stockbridge vi.s- looked to see. although, liidood. ho Firestone qiiality^has led the world Cogor Otis farm. llod at Mrs. F. Teacbout's Sunday would not have known if ho had. Mrs. L. Kay wood of .Jackson is a evening. for fourteen yciirs. There is no ar­ visitor in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker of Dans­ "••••'•t"t»«"0"0«4 'I'he funeral was hold at the F. M. ville visited at Arthur Wemple's Sun­ REPAID THE FAVOR. gument about it. day. Mrs. W. Dwight picked ripo rasp- church with burial at Fairvlew. Mrs. Ruby Mllner and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers enter­ Grant Did Not Forget the Man Who But because we have the largest and horrioH Soptombor 2 5, tained their cousins, J. Briggs, wife Mrs. J, C. Wolvorloii of Loslio is Winifred and lone visited her par­ Did Him a Good Turn. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. 13ashford, at and two daughters of White Cloud, best equipped tire factory, and only making a visit: at tliis phice and last week. 'I'hey were on their way "General Grant's most pronounced vicinlly. Mason Saturday. cbaractoristic. perhaps, was his re- the top-notch men, the prices are right. Roy West and family visited their home from a visiting tour in the wes­ Frank Dakin cut I GO shocks of tern states. wariKof the friends who had stood by corn, avoragiim Ifi hills por shock, parents, Doll Asoltino and wife Sun­ day. George Bowden and wife and Wm. biin in his early days." said Colonel S NoU'Skid-Smooth Tread^'AU Types-AU Sises and tied them all hlinself in !)% Sharland attended the funeral of J. A. riolmoa of St, Louis. "While Grant hours. B. J. Blakely, W. W. Almond, Lloyd Gaylord, Roy HuUiberger and Sayles at Stockbridge Monday. was doing the l)ost be could after he Buy Firestone Tires from Yonr Local Dealer Earl Walker and family have mov­ wives, and Miss Nell Swan attended Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller enter­ had quit the army and was down and ed to the village. tiie Charlotte fair Wednesday. tained company from near Lansing John Saylos of Slockbrldge died out he wanted to get the job of county At the monthly meeting of the W. Sunday. Firestone Tire & Rubber Company the latter part of last week. A post surveyor of St. Louis county. This C. T. U. hold Sept. 24 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. B, Backus enter­ "Amtriec'n Larijeit £.xcluswe Tin and Rim Alakart^' mortem revealed cancer. job was in tho keeping of the three Mrs. Wirt Dakin, delegates to the tained company Sunday. C. ]). Hayes, who has been sick all county judges, and Grant could get Akron, Ohio Branches and Dealers Everywhere county convention, held at Mason, Mrs. F. Teachout and Miss Francis summer with rheumatism, i.s better only one of them to vote/ for him, so Oct. 7 and 8 were elected: Mrs. Wni. Warfle visited Mrs. A. Brotherton under treatment from a doctor at Potter, Mrs. Jacob Dakin, Mrs. Clyde and two daughters in Mason Satur­ he didn't get the place. Lansing. Otis, Mrs. Thomas Hanna and Mrs. day. "After the war, when (irant was Mrs. F. Culon visited at Holt last CulllllllMNiOIICril' INOIIlMS Mllll|INOII Wirt Dakin. Mrs. John Klelnsmith and son .serving his first term ns president, a NOTICE TO cunnrroiis OF FIRST Saturday and Sunday. Stall! of .MIolilKan, Ihu prnbiUo entire for The little daughter of Chas. Briggs Loyd visited at A. Howols Friday. delegation of Missourians visited tho MVM'nSG. tlio County (if liiKlia'i. Lloyd Oaylord of Detroit was in of Bunkerhill died Monday. The fun­ Charles Wilcox of Bunkerhill was In the District Court of the United Ill Ihe mattor of tlio u.slatu of Clmrlos town Sunday and .Monday. White House to urge the appointment eral was held at the F. M. church a Dansville caller Friday. States for the Eastern District of S|iii|).siiii douiiusud. Levi Swan and Win. Hanna and of a St. Jjowis rann for collector of In­ ilavliiH buiiii iippoliilod cninnil.ssloimr.s to with burial at Fairviow. Charles Webster was a Dansville Michigan-Southern Division. rraiiK«r—tlvl. it:i and D. W. fflms and family of near their sad bereavement. llvliig in tile county, but was not con- Attorney, Mason, Michigan, on the town one day last week, Stale of MIchlKaii. The I'robatu Court for Van town were Sunday guests at 0. ninth (Otii) day of October, A. D. the county of Ingham. Chas. CoUard moved here last A. Hunt's, OBITUARY, " 'Get up a petition for. him,' advised 1914, at ten (10:00) o'clock In the At a session of said court, held at the pro- week and occupies his mothers place. l>ate olllco ill the City of Mason In said county, Mrs. Ford Hayhoe very pleasantly Amzi H. May was born'ait Wells- till' president, 'and I will appoint him forenoon, at which time the said on the llOth day of September, A. 1). 11114. Dr. Randall and wife are making entertained the Embroidery club last. creditors may attend, prove their I'rasoMt, Hon. Henry M. Gardner, .ludso of a few days visit with their son at De­ boro, Pa., June 28, 1S51, and died at internal revenue collector.' Probate, Thursday. The next meeting is a his home In Alaiedon Sept. 20, 1914, "The friends of Long lost no time in claims, appoint a trustee, examine In tho mattor of tho estate of .lames W. troit, From there the Dr. goes to the bankrupt, determine in what business meeting at which every after an Illness of five days, caused presenting tile reiiiiested petition, and GranKcr. docoased. New York state to stay a week. member in good standing is request­ manner and at what time the prop­ Ilarrv O. Gall having lUod in said court John Adams left Wednesday for by apoplexy. He was married at I he old Judge was appolnte'hlngton Post. said, meeting. A, D. 1014, at ten o'clock in tho forenoon, at chin quite budly one day last week. dents of Alaiedon. said Probate OtUco, bo and is horoby ap­ Deceased is survived by the wife, Dated at Detroit, Michigan, Sep­ pointed for heariuK said petition, and that .0. A. Diehl and wife entertained Miss Helen Hoyt of Waterloo is tember 29th, A. D. 1914. all persons interested In said estate appear spending some time with Mrs, Frank two children, one brother and one Rules For Saving. before said court, at said time and place, to company from away last Sunday. LEE B. JOSLYN, Mrs. C, B. Gilbert visited her Gibblns. sister. Pay easb for everything. show cause wL'y a licon.se to sell tho iiitorest The funeral was held at the Ad­ Do your own buying and marketing. Referee in Bankruptcy. of said estate in said real estate should nob daughter near Lansing the latter Mrs. Wm. Lee Is In very poor A. A. Bergamn, Attorney for Bank­ bo urapted. part of last week. health. vent church In Alaiedon Sept. 23, Be careful in your selection of food. It is further ordered, that public notice with burial In the Leek cemetery. rupt, Mason, Michigan. thereof bo Klvon by publication of a copy of Mrs. S. H, McCord of Manchester Born, September 21, to Mr. and Study out, nt the beginning of the tbili'.cfrder, for three succosslvo weeks pre­ is spending a few days at this place, Mrs. Chas. Hankerd, a son, Benjamin week, Just how much you can spend vious V|o saidday of hoarInK, in tho Inuham her former home, Patrick, CARD OF THANKS^We desire to Oonnt>yy 1Nows. , a newspape. r printed and cir- extend our heartfelt thanks.to the that week. EXECUTOR'S SALE. culated in said county. „ „ ,„„ Miss Edna Ritchie spent Saturday Mrs. Frank Gibblns, who has been Manage your own household; do not (A tiuecopy.) IIENBY M. GARDNER, and Sunday at Lansing. in poor health for several months, neighbors and friends who gave so By virtue of a license to me grant­ 0, A. CLINTON. Juditeof Probate. does not Improve. Dr. Lyons of freely'their assistance and sympathy leave It to servants. ed on the 10th day of July A. D. Probate Register. 40W4 Miss Nellie Bush was home last Figure out n system of utilizing all week and was confined to the house Jackson Is treating her now. during our recent affliction, also for 1914, by Henry M. Gardner, Judge i%ppt> Adnir. Every-Ovtt 3!) with measles. Her school was closed Mr, and Mrs; OrvtUe Jones and the beautiful flowers and the choir. materials. Even the left overs from a of Probate of the County of Ingham, Mrs. A. H. May, Ardenna May, meul can be made Into something the State of Michigan, tho Probate Court tor on that account. Misses May and Carrie White of State of Michigan, I shall sell at Pub­ the County of InKham. Mrs. C. R. Simons visited her Stockbridge were recent guests at the Howard May and wife. next day. . lic Auction, on the 7th day of Novem­ At a session of said Court hold ot the home'of Mrs. Ella Lolu; ,i Do not regard the system of economy ber, 1014, at one o'clock in the af­ Probate Onice, In tho City of Mason, In said daughter at Shaftsburg Saturday county, on the S4th duy of iSoptomber , A. D. and Sunday. Frank Olbbins was in Leslie oh AURGLIUS BAPTIST CHURCH. Hs a burden, hut as a pleasure and a ternoon, at the premises herein de­ 1014, •• ' " John Curry had a i\ew steel roof Wednesday. Rev. J. H. Davis, Pastor! fluty.—Chicago News. scribed, 4^ miles east of Mason, 2 Present, Hon. Henry M. Gardner, .fudge of put on his harness shop last week. / Miss: Helen Plxley of Jackson miles north and 2 miles west of Probate. ' „ spent Sunday at the home of her You are cordially invited to the Dansville, in said county, all the In the mattor of the estate of George J. C. Wolverton Informs your cor­ following services: •' Buds In RcMrvs. Every, deceased. > „ <.. respondent that the reported sale of mother, Mrs. Augusta. Plxley. right, title and Interest of which Lottie Asoltino, having filed in said 11:00 a. m.—Morning serviceB.- When a large branch of a tree Is cut court her petition praying that iho adminis­ bis farm is not a fact. :• Aaron Moeckel has been filling Dennis Hurlburt, died, seized, in and silos In Coon Hill and Waterloo, 12:00 m.-r-Blble school, uff small brancbeB >ylll frequently shoot, to the following land, to' wit; tration of sttid estate bo granted to herself B. L. Dayton was In Mason last 6:00 p. m.—Bible study. or to somo other suitable person: - Saturday, • W. Newton Cowing and family ,of out round the stump. These branches . The west ninety-eight (98) acres It is ordered. That tho U9d day of Oct. ,6:30 p. m.—B. Y. P. U. , ire from reserve buds, of ,whlcb all of the northeast quarter (%) of sec­ A, n. 1014, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at The ball game scheduled for last Jackson were at their farm here Sun­ 7:30 p. m.—Evening services, said Probate Oflico, ho and Is hereby up- Frday, between the WUliamston and day. trees have a great number> at every tion eight (8) In Town two (2) pointed for hearing said petition; Mrs. Wm. Relthmlller and Mlaa 7:30 p. m.—Thursday evening, portion of their surface. Under ordl- north, range one (1) east (Ingham It Is further ordered, that public notice Dansville school, did not take place, prayer services. thereof bo given by publication ot a copy ot Haiel Croman visited last week with jiary circumstances these never come Township), Ingham County, Mlchi- this order tor throe Huccessive weektt provl- relatives In Hamburg and Ann Arbor. Thursday evening is the monthly ous to said day ot hearing In the Ingham convenant meeting. tu maturity, but when the tree is W. Suylandt is making plans to grounded or cut olT or loses some of its *'*"' DAVID D. HURLBURT, f'ounty News, a nowspaper. printed and cir­ erect a new brick'building on the lot \ Come.to the B. Y. P. U, meeting Executor of the will of Dennis Hurl- culated In Httid «ounty. „ .. „ .„„„„„ next Sunday evening. The topic is branches the reserve buds at once (A true copy.); HENRY M. GARDNER, where the old one was destroyed by . burti Decea'sed. , 0. A. CLINTON, Judgoof Probate, fire. "Trust" Blanche Fanson, leader. A come into play and renew tbefoliage. Probnto Register. 40w4 CASTOR good nieetlng and a good attendance Dated Sept. 18, 1914. 39w7 Vor Znfiuito uid OhiUrcB. last Sunday evening, The girls are Womtni Capei. Farmers, mechanicB, railroadere, still ahead in the contest. ' Cape of Uood Hopiv~gweet sixteen. laborers, rely on Dr. ThomaB^ Eclec­ Next Sunday morning the ordi­ Thi KiBii YoiHavi Always BosgM tic Oil. Fine for cuts, burns, bruis­ Cnpef lattery-Twenty. '' nance of this Lord's supper will be ;Cape Lbpkont-Twenty-flve. > 8«WI tlM es. Should be kept In every home. observed."'" .i'-'^'':•.••;•> • •'.'• '-•• SlgMtnnof 25c and 60c, * The L. A; S. win ineet with Mrs. CapePcor-Thirty. • V • • fOlEY lUlWEYFlUS Nettle Hyatt WiBdneBdarattemoon, jC«pe Farewell- I''orty.-Ladle8' Horns roil HNSUMMISM KiaNsvn AND mtJ^ooa M£iiiw . ;^nto;.|NflWI^|l.M;;PM>^: Ocii-.7i •' 't':';-::^.^':^. '^i': • :• ";-:.^. - 'm. y-^:-\ .^: • •:*• mMi %^' fitM •mm.