i m COUN TY CHRONICLE @ VOL. 8. CASS CITY, MICH., F~IDAY, AUOUST ~5, ~9o5. NO. ~5- NEARLY ~,800 (i0 ON ~XCURSI0N TBClI[RS ~t~STffUT[. PROSP[CB BRl(iiff ~:0R ~. R. Cecil Fritz. third l; at~d second A: The teachers' institute for Tuscola c 3Its. D(~ra Fritz. sec{~nd I~ and Iirst: Large Numbers From Tow~s o~ the county is being held in the local higt~ 80 Says the Tribune about the Bay Miss Martian Itenry, kinderaarten; P. O. & N. Went to Bay Port. sellool ghisweek, having commenced City a~d Port Hi:fen Prelect. and Miss Nellie Perki~s will have ci~ar~e of tl~e musi(: a~.tai~: tl,is ye;~r. NearIy eivhteen t~un~lred persons l~onday morning and ending tl~is TI~e Bay City Tribune i~ its last Hot "o With this elllcient corps of teaci|ers from alon~ tl~e line ~l the .P. Co aftern(}~n. Prof. ,/. I~]. Mitchell (~f Sunday's ~ssue says that it i~as been ~own~ the schr)~l year ~romises t~, be a, & N. railr~)ad took advantage (}f the Alma College isthc conductor of the informed by those who ;Lr~ in a posi- prolit.able as welt as ~n enjoyable one. Business Men's excursion, tO Bay Port institute and is assisted by Profo G. I::{. tion to speak advisedly t~a~ ever? Raudels of Bellev~e Colleae, 8upt. I!~. " Wea b er °° on :fuesday, August 22. F,.~ur hun- thing is in shape f(~r t.l~eeompleti()n of ~i;':$~0,000.00. to loan on real estaLe, ~11. Sinclair ~f the h)eal schools, G.S. dred of tl~:~, n~Hnber went from Cass the Bay City and Port Iiuron railroad ~O ~o(lUs(~r (~o[llnligsion re(lnired of Waite, supervisor <)f manmd traipsing g City and vicit~ity. The ~irst train. within :t year from tills date, pr~;vided the borr~),,vel'o q'lle EXCIIAN(~I~3 I~ANKo t3kin~,r passengers fr()m Kin}.,'s>n, at Kalamazoo,, and County Commi> the people interested ab its termin~ls Cass City, Mich. 8-4-if ", Coolers .°° Deford. Wilm(¢ and Cass City, was signer I[. t'. Bush. and along the line extend to the en- loaded to its fullest capacity and the Ni~ety teachers are enrolled and terprise tl~e suppor~ ~o which it, is Forty acre farm for sale; soil, day @ @ from the week's atotend;n-~ce a~ this second [,rain, as heavil,( l(~aded, tak- entitled. loam: about half improved, house and passengers from the ,~ther towns institute muct~ of ~he impr(~vemen~ of The terminals a~ Bay City and Port q?~I<e a (lip i~'~to our store today see refreshing ing stable; price $800, terms reasonable, al(mg tl~e route, reached Bay Port in tl~erural schools in this c~un~y will Huron and tl~e francl~ise i~ tt~ose Enquire of Pinney & Matzen, you'll ~h~d the cool money-saving. _ possibilities we offer. ,° ~ood season. The weather was ideal result through the inter'change of cities l]ave been secured. A large p(,r- @ @ for a picnic and the large crowd ideas regardin~ tl~e best metho'ds (;f tion of the rigl~t el' w~y between the ~(?yTwo spans of two-year-old colts @e St~mmer S~its o $5.oo to $2o.oo seemed ~o enjoy every minute spen~ instruction. ~w~ cities t~as also been secured and a for sale. 7-t44,f J. H. STIL[I"IgLI!~IL @ Straw Hats = 5oc to $~.5o e© in the pretty little town on Sainaw An exhibit from ~he ma~3ual (rain- good begincliner has ken made in ob- ing scl>ots at Kalamazoo has been •- /'len's Oxfords, black or tan, $~.5o to 3.5 ° Bay. The amusements at~(~rded were taining bonus notes, It the pron~ises indulged in to the limit and two bail placed i~ the lirst recitation room and as to aid whict~ t~ave been made are ,~ %~ome~fs O~fords o $~.oo to 2.5 o ~, $ games afforded much pleasure for tl~e parents are invited to call and see it carried out, the arrangemenEsmae Here we are again w e Negligee Shirts = o 5oc to ~.oo @ to-day if they have railed ~o d~ so be- @ @ love)s ()f the national ~ame. The will ensure t,he building: of the road. iirst~ame was pl~tyed and w<~ by fore: Deputy ~Superintendent of A great deal (~f work has been done Peoplehave been sav;ngfor 20 yearn that our merchan- Dryden from Kingston, a~d t/~e Publiclnstruction French was present in addigit~n t(~ tt~at to wt~icli reference @ second by Mort l) Eranei~ from I)ryden. Wednesday and participated in the is made. (tise is ,.a°°d" We don't dc~y it. o. exercises. @ @ It} every detail the Business 51ren's A preliminary survey has been exeursinn was an unqualiiied success On Wednesday evening aninformal u~ade, tills survey and tl~e entire tine and not an accidei~t is rep()rted to mar reception was held for tl~ose attending itave bee~ carefully scrutinized, a~d a i J, D, CROSBY & SON,, gi the pleasant memories ()f the day. tl~e institute, at tl~e M. Eo church. new survey wilIh~ve > be madebe- $ Cass City's Shoe and Clothing Men. Bay Port is at~ ideal pIace for a day's 5Iusical numbers were rendered by tore the c(mtraets ;~re left. ~fl~is sur- outinbr and the residents in this vicin- l<ai talent and li~ht, refresl~ments vey will ~>e made as s()~l~ as p,)ssible, ity arc i~lways ready ~o t~.tke advan- served. ~ and it will be Lhe f(~u~,(lation for the tage of the ,)pportunity to spend a lettit}g of *he c(~nt, racts, and if l)y Ja!ilee day t~ere iu boating, tishing, bathing, Dill8 Of ~IRS. JACOB L l|[|.gR that time tl~e assurat~.ces :is t(~ aid etc. The Cass City band was in at- make ~od tl~e contracts will be let tendance and furnished some g~od Passed Peacefully Away in This City and part, of the work done this fall. o. Dennison's Lunc Sets ° music. ~nd displayed tl~eir new uni- Last Saturday. The matter of aid will formally be forms for the iirst T~ime. They pre- brot~ght to the attention of the Bay RT PI@EON * Dennison's Decorated Crepe Tissue and Denni= ** ~Irs. Jacob L. Holier, mother of sented a Meat appearance. The re- James W. and Chas. W. tletler, died City and Port Huron people within a $. son's Plain Tissue. turn train left Bay [:'(,r~ about six Thursday and at the home of her sun, James W., a~ short time. o'clock and all arrived home in ~ood A t:ull Line of St~do~erv. i this place Saturday evening after an While those b;~ck ()f this project are Friday .... time, having spent nne of the most illness or several months' duration reticent on the subject, it is learned @ ~pecia| Priers on Nammoeks and Groquet guts, pleasant days of the season. Mrs. Holler. wl~o has been able to be that there is every probability that The number of tickets sold at Dry- around t~ehouse during mostofthe the roads will be extended to mee~ den was 110, at North Branch 129, time. was taken suddenly worse on with a road now in operation out or . I. woo & co., e armacists *. Kingston 378, Wilmot 120, Cass City Sunday, Aug. 13, and steadily failed Manistee, thus giweg practically an A,g,3t,8ep , I 401 and Gate,own 190. until Saturday evening following air line route across tl~e state, which when she passed peacefully away. means much to the territory trav- flOOD IIOADS CONV[NII0N Phoebe Teener was born in >It.. ersed. Harbor Beach @ Vernon, Ohi~,, October (~, 1832. and in @ @ wqll Be Held at Port Huro~ on Aug- @ @ the year 1852 she was united in mar- VACATION DAYS N[A~D' OVeR @ Bad Axe o ust ~9, 3o and 3~. ria~e r,~)&tcob L. Holler. Thirty-eight @ You make o @ An international ~ood roads conven- years ago tI~ev came to 5Iicl~i~an, School Starts Again on Flonday, 5epo BALL TEAM5 @ tion-and celebration will be held at makin~ tt~eir h,~me in A1]egan coun- tember 4th. will play three games to de- @ o no stakes PortHuron ()n Tt~esday, Wednesday ty. ?en childre~ were born to them, Vaeatior~ da.ys are fast drawin{a ~o a cide the championship of the @ o and Thursday, AUg~lSt 2f), 30 and :}1 six of whom survive tl?o parents, Mr. eh~se a.nd i~a less tl~an two weeks school Thumb. in buyi~g the a~wh~ch time tw()miles ~)rstate re- Holler havir,~r died a tittle ~ver three ~pens for another year. TI~e date is wr[~gers bearing ward built road will he inspected by Nonday, beptember4. The Cass City ¢o tl~e delegates a~d addresses will be When ~l~rs. Holler was 1(i years of pul?tic seh()ots are fast ~aining iri faor PROF. LEV ¢, ~'iven by prominent ~en, many ~f a~:e, she wa~ converted and t~nited and now offer more opportunities for g whom are pr(~minent iu tke K~)()d roads with the United Brethren church, advancement in education titan in JEF EAY g m()vement.