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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-05
Staot Baltimore.
2lnGere G6eater.
G(us Bonn g~styigcn rSountaassG orreiponOcut0
b'8 Opern6au8.

G6arle5 6ro6man'5 9robuttion
Timber ttpo 5IagS," fpel9e bieie Noz
DE in Serbs Spern6auS our @uffi6z
rung getongt, piro BON mobernen
&unitfrititern alS zines Der maifioIten
8%ii6nenbilber, als Elm e9te5 Drama
na9 benz W}uiter Der alien Metiter be-
tru6tet. DIS 8aul %. POtter 3uerft
Dubois Roman Las, gelangte er auz
genblidli4 81 Der ueber3eugung, oaB
5i9 berIelbe por5iigli6 CUR 9ramutiz
firung eigne, unb er arbettete etnen
gntpurf fir elm Drama aus, pel4en
er 9apib 8elasco CUR 8eguta9tung
ii6ergab. Nu9 8ela8co iab Elm, baB
9ptter's 8Iun ni6t uuein ausfii6rz
bar fet, fonbern 8~elegen6eit gu einem
WteiIteritiiG gebe, fans man cine geeig@
nete S6auipielerin fir Die RoIIe Der
acknowledgement finbe. 9r.Srob=
man purOe burauf bin ms @ertrauen
ge8ogen, unb er ertlGrte it9 bereit, cine
8eIeuI6aFt CUR Q~uffiibrung beg Ora
mas au83uriiten, faQs 8lan4e Bates
Die 3oQe Der Cigarette ii%berne6me,
SRI. Bates erflGrte ii3 6ier3u berett,
unb tbrem punberboren Sptele ioQ es
gum guten She'll gu oerDanten fem,
buB Timber tpO 5lugS" in jeoer
GtQot, no buS Drama gege6en Dur>
be, 3riump6 iiber Sriumpb e~r3ielte.
Sri. Bates lit bier po6l betunnt, uno
lire 6ieiigen 6reunbe perben ii6 frerz
en-, gu b~erne6men, buB lire grfolge
aIsn Cigarette" iie gu elmer Der eriten
3ugfrGfte Der amerttunii4en 8t6ne
empor ge6oben BADEN. IS ftnOen am
N}ittno6 unO Somita8 Wtotinec'n
ftatt.
.5o11i6op 6tr.s36eoter,"
~ Mot6ers 6eort," Elm in 9epz
gort uno anOeren 6tdbtsn nit GRO
Bem Grfolge aufgefi6rteSM elO0ramo,
tpmmt bieIe 0o6e i'm n9oQioontr.~
96euter" CUR Nuffii6rung. Inter ben
Mitpirfenoen befinbet 1i6 aud Die
feline 8aatrice &66eD, an8eblid bic
f66nIte feline 0ariteuertn auf Der
ameritani56en 8ii6ne. Matinee'n
finoen am Montag, M}itttDo4 unO
Sumitog itatt.
.Qubitorium Mufttz
9uIIe."
g}at 0iG8 unb feline aus ti4ttgen
8auoepiQe Stint lern beite6enOe5rup
pc nerDen Die1e @p6e al5 filtration
in Der ,NuoitoriumzW}ufttz9o1e" an
getiinbigt. 3ur 4uffibrung 9elangt
Ser perI6penberii6e 8ater." Sn
bieIer 4~uffibrung, pel6e BON 0iB II.
6umor itrpBt, nirO ben 8auoeDiQez
6pe8taliiten geniigenb 8elegen6eit gez
ge6en, i6r beItes 80nnen etn3uieBen,
uno cine genuBrei6e S6eaterpo6e
itebt aIfo ben 8efu6ern Der nAuOitpz
riumzMuifz6aqe" in Nusft6t. Quz
her Nat 8iu8 tperOen nod 9aul
Barnes C Co., Der mpiteri0ie 9e
8ierre C Co., 6oparO &c 8urte,
Wtuiam8 &c 2tuerie, Die @eI9piiter
Glarf, @lenrop &c RuFeG, Die mutt
falii6en 9urt5 un0 469IiB unO Riz
9eQ uuftreten.
80 Sbeoter."
gon morgen an tritt bic rRD7e
GDDeu Qonoon Bellies g." i'm pMtoz
numentaIz 3beater" auF. 3pei OOlIz
ftGnoig ncue 8urle8fen perben borgez
fii6rt, nGmli9: Barn 9tormin9"
uno r5atan5 0ebbing Slight" 8oie
@poeu lit Der Star" in bieien IuFz
fii6rungen unO fou grOBartig tOitiiz
mtrt uuftreten. Sine gar3e Qn3dbl
SGn3erinnen unb 9dngerinnen tritt
gIet4fau5 auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-05
z. RouIduc SIinaTuH, n. See gIinsIIH.
antpdlte, Gioelitps9uilOins.
SsTe SlinaIuT. DID. Sruit Suilbirs.
@ c L m a [ 9 @ c rfnu

@ - IN a c T. 9 Q c rfnuf
-oes-
t%pert6DO[ten, grunb3insfreien, unbe>
bauten 8aupGaB : Qreals, pel4es
nOatfieIo8" genannt miro uno Ell
men Sbsil bes SlingluffzR aGlaiz
ies bilDet, in 6oret=gart, irii6er
Norb : WuI6roof, t6eiltpeiIe i'm
QnnegzSbeile Der @taot uno
t6eilneiie in Baltimore GountD
belegen.
Sie unter3si6nsten @crtpaltcr perocn , IL
E ( q g, ben 8. 0ai 1902, Ra6mittaqs l llbr,
Oas geiammte iibcr GLIB alder umfuftnOe 2auO,
pci6es in GOrtft=4art, iribcr NorOzQ9Qlbroof,
belcgcu uno als rCafficlDs" betaunt it, in Der
pneuen Geal Gtate Gg3on0c,~ eritcr 6lur Oes
,9ap&uiloing,1 an Gfe BON ct. 9aul= uno Qer=
jugtonz5traBe, auf oiicntli6cr Nuttiou Otrtaufen.
Sas Qdno ipurOe ptrmeicu unO in q 9tOierte
uno SuupldBe ~aus9elegt, ipoppn ieOcs cine 6rontc
an elmer Strube o0cr aOcuue bat. Siciclbcu ftnD
Jest couOcmnirt unD %tr0iintt ooer gcmdB eiuem
Blame Os Gigsntbunls a%usgelegt, iDeIbcr alien
InforDerunqen Der faotii5Cn 9crm% Iuq cnt=
ipri6t, uno Der fb icBt inter ben Qttsu I'M Biz
reau Der StroBcnOUrbbruds=6ommIiG ~bciinoct.
g9cpsn poaitdnDi8cr Nusfuuft nit Angabc Der
Sage uuo 8eibretbung elmer iebtu DON DEN q
2ots uno Den Scrtauiss9cOiugUngcu iicbe Die
bcutioe SIM"
Qldne Ocg Gietnt6ums TuO ouf 9~;rlauqcn in
ben 9iireaug Der AniUdIte, Ots @uttionators oOer
Der 3rutces Su babeH.
TtcGDer 6. Slingluft
6iOelitDs9uiloiug;
Grant SI|inolufi
Sbarpz uuO StOtbolm=StruBc,
S%ruitee3.
8. 81. Sirflano,
Nr. 10t, Qatp=@ujlOinq,
QO6,9 1916 ,20,37,8) Iuttionutor.
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SaItimnrer WarftbcriMte.

OtElatt fur ben .DtutIatn GOETtDOno.HiIH.H
8alttmOre, 3. W}at.
Me6I.-9ie bsuttge M}ebl3ufu6r
belief fi6 auf 1888 5GFer, elm
f6lieBIi6 1888 Safer gu Occult
goint unO 1923 6dfIer gu Canton;
aiitenper7anOt 80 6Gfer. Der
M}eblmortt lit felt 6ei ben foI9enOen
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AmGentOrofD 9errGCe.

gu bertdufen: 9os pini9enspertbeitc,
bequem unO poatomulcH c%inQeribtete gBobnbuus.
has fir einsn anocm,ituen 9rtis in Baltimore aus
9tbotsn iperOcH taun. IS liegt O=R 4algncnbaus
I'M DSruic7@iuz@ort" brett gc3tnitbcr, lit orei=
itOfig, aus St:inen UNI 3jcg:lf:iutn, Slide auf
ncm erit:n 6iur. Der 4arf, NIT itiucu breiten
Nfcrn, ieiner friib,n UNI rtincl Guit, litgt Ojrrtt
Dflt6 bon O~smelben unO nab Dem g9'it'n utto
SointtrtbeiI DER orobs @runDbsFB pou aicranoer
@roipn. So bittet auts NaqtnIbm:, mas has SaHo
tir @riunObeit uno Grboluuq bieteu fam, obne oeiz
len Ha0tbt,!e ii 9c]ug aui 9itnitbOttl unO 8tiits
ipticn. 2ie 6duitr finn ntu un0 bic IusiDdbl BON
Gr. 1902 uHO 1891 piro auQ;botsn. Ra93uira8en btt
6. 6. SUriper.
RorDoft=Gfe Gllpsrt= uaD 2triHqtOnzSirube,
Ootr at Ert una STEELE.
9. morris Crem.
Q22,4,6,9 Nr. 1910, Observation-Disclosures.
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MmftionssQn3elgem.
SanieI e. Srinton, anpaIt.
2uiuz&uilOiHg.
SeffentIid d. c + 9 crfnuf
Dts
p~ert6ooqen 2abenz uno Bobnbausz
@igent6ums
g2r. 804, 9reenmount=Nbenue
pr SOe Recommendations
TanieI z. Sriuton, Gnnalt.

Sm Suffrage Ots 6iesntbimtrs bittet Der unt'rs
~5tidHete am ; oHutritu q, Den 10. Vtat 1902,
Nadmjttags 4 lIbr, Dus ua6folgcrO b'lbrrsbene
runOeigentbum on Ert unO Sttle auf
offcntlt9er quftion sum 9crtduf dus:
9eaiuHsno ell Der @eitieits Der 8rssnmpunt=aOt
81 SUB 4 3oa n6rOii1 Don Tt~aOiion=StrdBe, oann
n0roli6 al 8r;enwouut=aoen 30 SUB, Oann ipefs
LID g sui, Ddun iiOpttii3 y SUB bis jHr
S5nsiorng elmer Clinic, Die uoroDchiib 81 6uB pom
anTnn9spunfte 0f3ogen miro; Dann ltoottIi9 jurlld
al ~bei1gtrr 2inie uno Daran g~reH3'no 81 GuB bis
3um Gniaraspunfts. Sdbrli5er Sruno3lHs 80.
Sieies 8runoitiif ift nit 3ipei DreitDdigsH 8sbduotn
bebaut, b,fanut ulg Gr. 80i uuO S06, BrernmOunt=
goenie. Nr. 804 rurOs Kit Oielen Sabren als
&dderei unO Observation-Disclosures beHuBt, nm
1T nit 0~emitlben zine comfortable @obnunJ otrbuns
Den; ba5 dngrsn3eF0c Giatntbuul lit Elm Wobub1n5;
oitlsc 9trtauf bistet siut a~ldu3:nOe Sfie9snbett Iir
6npItllzaHla9e oOsr fir 8ii6dits3pedt. Eas gan3e
Gi8eHtbum iDuros 10 bod ME $40 pro gtonut Dtr=
mIetbtt. 8aiieIbe muB otrt0uit pcrs
Dem.
@trfauigE9DinquuQt 9oar iunsrbalb 80 5oQ.n.
Sin Sepoft Don 800 Miro bon DcM Gduftr u;riaH8t.
Oanje1 g. 8riuton Il, a1Dalt.
9attiiOn & @abdn,
(3l,3,302) Auftionatoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-05

Mufenberu mmGung BON
9 Gdern. = SIN n2aborz2pceum
funOSamitog QbenO unter benQuipis
glen Der p9eutf9en 8dder=union Rr.
u" cine gut befu6te Mafen : @er=
.fammlunQ DON 86dern ftatt. Den
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Orb nnttr 9hren eiaensnD eOinannasn

Die 6ieeIitn 6uarantre=go mp., =
-3iumer Rr. BIS, Notwithstanding, lett
-iolden 9tuten, bic esQsu 2ohHjabluno ,iut-
-eduerHne SttluHQ tiHHsbmea, @tlo 0 3 II t.
i5erbett @blolute 9eri6tpieetns-
-bsit. aei5te Rldsoblunss . SsoineuHgsn.-
Oeieorigffe Rateu- 2iberaler S%tscpnto
(Stptl2, lie, 6Dlts)
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Mnaeigsn. -3n berfaniet.
3n perfnufeR:
Weuer 2=IhGuniner herhefter WnneII.

WHIT Z~=lpa1NIDEt DtrDeuTtr USuBtW.
@epift 300 Qfrrb, 2dnee y 5ub, greite Al GUS,
sob. Der Sunsnititt 5 SUB. gu bei6tieen BEL 81.
ellis & %, Speie Der SameriooH Sobateo
Co., Charles uno 9arreIStr. (12+-6
5enfer : gipninpg $3.50 %oufpdrts; 4oiFtn=
@pnines, ooaitdnote nit GbertbtiG, $3.50 pro
Gub a%uFtpdrts. auftrdse fir Staot unO 2auo
prompt ausasfibrt. Rittinser Rr. 400, 9eei:s
2ounburo 5troBe. Grail lIih
81 perf1NTen:
Gin Giaarrtnlaoen i'm ~uittlereu Staottbeilt, felt
Is SabrsR ~6eTtbeno.
$500 tuitn einsn @roesro=9abtn, Gdbous nit
@obHuna.
g. z. repinoto n,
8dnf Of Baltimore 9uilDiup, gr. Z, ct. 9aul=Str.
(aprill4, 1IRD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-05

ben G(~ebatoren 1910 8uI6el; Gleoaz
t~orenborratb 79,474 8uI6sl. Ser
fault purDen 1900 Spot gu 65 unO
10000 Wd 3u 644.
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OrnnSetaeatbnmt at berfauieu.
nnfnenn6t! 6ansGamfer!


Gbe sir f5 tntibciosn, beibtioeA sic isuf Stpfis
H5di1eu eduier, pen c;nem aeniisnbaitsH eaunieis
ifr trribtct: Gincr, DER qsipiut lit, 3bRen Collar
iiir Collar i'll ecbcH, uno Elm Dtanu, Der loDobi ale
ttiucren 9tfuils, ais aud Die lri6tiaersa 9untte
Der Wo6nungen inipsirt, Die CT blut. Sitie odus
fer liestn an einem Der ib6ufen 9otalitdtsu in
Baltimore. bob uHe trOden. Gu5 Dem 3saer f6HHs
ten Sic Gin Y8Obu3iuluer MAIDEN. allies lit in Des
len @duiern, ,pas zine balbipees psrniiaftiQe 9srion
plHi3en ooer %erfuartcH tann; Fe babtn runOe uTO
Qeraoe 6ronten, Narrror=9 oftomentt HHo =Sreppen,
Observation-Disclosures feline bdBli6en @borte in
Der 0lro; Die climbing Nrbtit 1T MODERN. Die
@ci3=apparats Die beitsr. Sic 0olSarbtit 1T Die
bette, DIE edftoDerfsr beritsaen t0uncu; pie Sapesier=
9rbfit 1T bo6ieia. 2tlts in 4aent, betynbteu mir
Pc ais oe beiten ipstitodigsn oduier in Baltimore
IIr os 9eIO. Sic Iieeen an DIT
Wef=Safabettez Mbenme,
iOsrl'6 BON 2tppIetOn=S traBt Tim 19O0e8aUisrte), UNI
an Der appIston=Str., ndbe 2afanettt. 5cbt 1T Oe
3af, RI 81 bai6tigen. eoatn elm nod Hibt
fape3ierffs tpdbfen, 10 t0nneu Sic 5bre eiecuen 51z
pit'n austud9Ieu. Sic tbun gut OuraH, Oiei: 6duier
5n odt9ttgen, ebe Sic f6 tnti6leBen. 5eoen Eng
IN Der gSobt oiieu. G.. :. 4ulO, Der Igent al
Art UNI Sttae, pber nub3ufraaen bel
Jpbn 9. Reecs
SIR. COB, 3;oclitps 9uilOins.
DtdrpldnDSSt lepbon: SourtlaHD 3Q1. Q5I-0
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Sarleben nnf W1heGn.

I.u,r. I.i6ter, LANCER Giid;abIungspiOn. his
folder ppn FONT 9iemano.ul %Oiierirt Dirb. aui
bic 3sit eines Sdbrts, psnR Sic Is iuiiniAsn.
Reiue ialI6sn 9triprs2un9eE in ben 8situHgen.
Seine 3inltnsRdttn ~oueejtis:, UNI Sic IRE ju
fIbren, oo5 peron SbH,n oae 9prtbeile gsboteH,
fpelbt droere oiftrireH. Rat3ufrueen i'm 9iirean
her .9otomae 2can Guarantee @ompanp,' Simmer
Rr. 6, .Sont BON galtinIorssS@sbauOs Ode 9altis
norss uuo ct. gaulsStrnbs. (9Oo.1 Is, S.&S.l0
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Wef=Safa1ett 4benme,
Seht 1T Die Belt.

ib umluicben UNI Elm @aus 81 iibsrn, che Ropttd=
liftn al;s pes adufsnspertbtn auitaafcn, urO Sic
btreit fnO, Qrobe 4reiie gu 5ablen. Grjitlcn sic
@ortb'il aug meiuem 9OrbeOa6t. @tben Sit beutc,
mo Sic 3git blb,H, uno iRfpi3irea Sic icHe pra5ts
pollen jptiit0digen 0duilr nit iieben 3imncrn mi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-05

Su p~erfdufeu:

1000 @fsr, u Mtilcn itpIi6 pon Baltimore, all
cine G~iitHOobH urO i~biiibarcs @elrdTcr, BEN ntaies
ridden SspcrnsGIub, Q~rsnicno, feinc5 altts @trrtn=
bau5 uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iopie arO;rs 81
bsus8tbduIibtcittn. 6trnsr nngrenjs 9lno IN
Qarctlen Don 10 4fcrn uuo oarib:r BON $40 biz
$50 pro 9lder. Idbtre 4~ustunit bel g.. 2eptz
SEP, Rr. 2, Cts2riuQtUns Strube, SlItimore, Ord.
(Hpril 29-lY}t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-05

> {, = 9sUTI8e QdTet5uTU9t
$3.50 8uffel; aus ben Glepatoren
5uriidge3ogen 1888 8uI6sl; @orrat4
in ben @lepatoren 89,842 8ui4el.
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Snnit1ts= Seriht.

9ertnge @terbli4teit. - Die Der
Neger boppeIt 10 grOB, ME Die
Der MeiBen. - MonatsberiAt
iiber Die Sterbli6feit.
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90 6entcrt gtDromcft=s Ctr,

1900 6eoicrt IDroneit=S Ctr,
ndbe gdreps 5trafe.
a4s moOsyren Ginrj6tunacn. Sur Snipcftion
piicH. SoOfidt Ngenttn. nm fe SbncI 5u jeigen.
9ta63uirugtu an Crt uue Sttae oOtr bci
Sobn Z. Mech,
SIR. COB, 6josiitDz Building.
Observation-Disclosures GourtlanO 30j Q2j-0
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Wei5en. - Die 6eutige 0ei3enz
5ufubr be3ifferte Ii6 auf 3O,522 8He
I4el; 9erIanbt bon Den @lebatoren
400 8ui4el; 8orrat6 in ben Gleoaz
tnran 404 702 3uihel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-05

Brands ..... -4.55
Gitp Mius 8eit 9atent 4.8O--
Gitp MiGs Sigh 9ruOe
9atent 4.70--
Gitp D}tIs Sigh 9raoe
StraiQ6t $500. 4.30--
Gttp M}ia5 G6oice Sam 4.O5--
Gitp MiuS Super 3.0O-3.1O
Rio Grtra 3.90-4.16
&oggenmebI, mittelmGBiges
bis a~u8gepdbltes 3.20-3.5O
Maisme6I, 100 Pfunb 1.55-1.65
9ominD, Sap, 200 9fb. 3.7O-3.8O
9ominp, @riiBe, SAB 3.7O-3.8O
Det3en.- Die 6eutige Dei8snz
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-29

The Recreation Gun Club will give a
shoot here Labor Day. A number of
good prizes are offered-Miss Della
Huffman returned home Tuesday even
ing from an extended visit Percy
Peters is working for A. Q. Peters
Grover Gormley has quit working with
Corners threshing rig and Charlie
Crane is in his place. number from
this place expect to celebrate at Chesa-
ming Field Day, Wednesday-Wm,
kim has returned home from taking
treatments at Battle Creek sanitarium
Albert HEST, who is staying at the
home of WILDER Jones, expects to attend
high school Eat Chesaning next week.
Some of our threshermen are having
trouble getting work from the farmers
ON account of belonging to the thresh-
ers' union.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-29
Oakley.

About dozen of the young friends of
Miss Mary Coffee gave her a surprise
last Thursday, the occasion being her
seventh birthday. She was the recip-
lent of several presents. Refreshments
were served and all report lovely time
Art Hill and Teresa McKeeby We're
badly burned about the face recently
while playing with powder. Luckily
their eyesight was not injured Mrs.
VIM Coffee entertained a sister from
Owosso Friday; also her parents from
Hazelton-Mrs. Tracy Forbes enter
tanned her parents from Owosso Friday
-Thos. Brennan, of Saginaw, was on
our streets Friday. B. Hoffman
was in Owosso Friday-B. B. Finley
was in Owosso Saturday-Jay Cham
berlin was in Owosso Saturday-Mr
and Mrs. J. B. Hoffman are entertain
ing her aunt from the State of New
York--Bert Curtis was in Owosso
Saturday--Mr. and Mrs. Riley, of
Easton, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Adams-Nlrs. f. f. Spiegel
entertained her sister and husband from
Saginaw recently-MissL Laura Court
is again visiting in Oakley having re-
turned from Lansing Mrs. S. L.
Henderson returned from Lansing Sun
day where she was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Hill-Mr and Mrs. o. Stew
art, of Easton, visited her sister, Mrs.
Meddaugh, here Sunday-Mr. and
Mrs. Asa Adams entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Morse, of Easton, Sunday-The
stone crusher plant will soon be ready
for business-Bert Coy and wife re-
turned from Buffalo Tuesday-Miss
Ruth Merrell entertained Miss Letta
Mickle, of Havana, Monday-Miss
Allie Parshall spent part of last week
in Chesaning-The sugar beet COM
pany are clearing up and logging about
80 acres of land on j. B. Wilkinson's
farm to be put in to sugar beets next
year--Wm. Kohlmeyer was threshing
in this vicinity the first of the week.
He set his machine and threshed IS
bushels of oats in Is minutes-Mrs.
Verne Boswell spent Sunday in st.
Charles-The Oakley ball team scored
another victory Sunday, when they
played the st. Charles team; score 80 to
20-Mesdames S. w. and H. G.. Wick
ham were in Chesaning Monday-Bob
Murdoch was in st. Charles Monday.
He expects to go to work in the mines
soon--NIiss Minnie Bronson is very
low at this writing-Mr. and Mrs.
Miles Munger have again decided that
they are not suited to each other and
have parted company.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-29
18TH Annual Ohio Excursion.

The Ann Arbor Railroad will give its
18th annual Ohio excursion Wednesday,
October LIST. Special train will leave
Owosso at 1908 a. III. Excursion tick
cts good for return until November 1st
will be sold to Toledo at So. % for the
round trip, and at correspondingly low
rates to all stations in Ohio on the
Wheeling & Lake Erie-Detroit South
ern-H Hooking Valley Ohio Central Lines
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton and
Lake Shore q Michigan Southern Rail
ways. Call on agents of the Ann Arbor
Railroad for further particulars or
write J. j. KIRBY,
c. p A. Toledo. O.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-08-29
Garland.

Mrs. Bennett has returned from a
seven weeks visit with her sister in De
troit-Mrs. Lucy Waters has sold her
horse to L. Cross, of Ovid-Ed Green
and family, of near Corunna, came
Saturday to visit relatiyes--The Sun
day school picnic held in Darwin
Green's woods Thursday was largely
attended. The ladies served dinner, and
cake and ice cream in the afternoon. Mrs
Rundell of Owosso, furnished enter
tainment with graphophone. There
was also music and songs by members
of the school-HenryC Carroll is work
ing at one of the Estey factories in
Owosso-A. T. Colby was the guest
of his nephew, A. T. Phillips, in Owes
so, Mesdames Rundell, Har-
rington and Jay Miller, of Owosso, at
tended the Sunday school picnic
Mrs. Geo. Woodland is entertaining her
uncle, Mr.. Kinney, and wife, of New
York and Mrs. E. B. Nethaway
and daughter, Beulah, of Chaplin, visit
ed relatives here last week and spent
Thursday at the picnic-Mrs. Rhoda
Ferris entertained friends from Detroit
last Week.-Mrs. Nettie Michner spent
last week with Mrs. Lucy Waters
Mrs. Ann Green and daughter, Eliza,
visited at Albert Foods, in Benning-
ton, Saturday and Sunday-Rose
Sneider, of Owosso, came Saturday
night to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mira.
John Sneider--Miss Grace McCulloch
is the guest Of Mrs. Geo. Woodland
Mrs. Davis, of st. Johns, visited Mrs.
Ed Cox, from Wednesday until Sunday
Miss Sara Buck, of near Ovid, spent
Sunday with Miss D. Green-A. T.
Colby attended the Grange picnic at
Chaplin Wednesday-Wm. Green and
Henry Carroll and their families. visit
ed ct Dyre CAROLS in Chaplin Sunday
Mrs. Ray Miller, Of Owosso, is Wis
ting Mrs. ). Mitchell
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. WEIGH spent Sun
day with their friends who were camp
ing at Lamb lake--Mrs Nj. d. Com
stock is at Mt. Clemens receiving treat
ment for rheumatism--Ed Kelsey and
Ola Fox, who were married some time
ago and since divorced, were REMARKED
in Detroit last week.-Mrs.. George
Downing is visiting friends in Detroit
Mrs. Fred Lewis is visiting her
mother and family at Ionia-Albert
Chase and wife, of Hazelton, visited A
Hyatt and wife, v ednesday-Mrs. Dr.
Crandall and son, of st. Louis, visited
Mrs. w. B. Mattison last weekly. l..
Stark and Thomas Jordan Jr., of How
ell We're in Byron last week on business
F. A. Showerman, of Paw Paw, is
visiting G. S. Lewis and family--Mrs.
S. +. Sexton and little boy are visiting
at Laingsburg-Miss Belle Fisher is
visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Harper, at
Henderson-Mrs. William Bulls is
sick with inflammation of the bowels
MR.. and Mrs. John Crawford are at
Ann William Mcdonald was
in Ann Arbor last week.-Mrs.. A. f.
Hunt went to Owosso Thursday f.
A. Lewis went to Fenton Wednesday,
Mrs. S. Hyatt, of Morrice, is the guest
of her son, A. Hyatt, and wife-Rev.
Mr.. Whitney, of Flint, was in Byron last
week. About twenty years ago he
preached here-Mrs Fuller and Mrs.
jackson, of Owosso, are guests of their
sister, Mrs. Alice Joslin-John Avis
went to Ann Arbor last week to be
treated for rheumatism-Mr. and Mrs.
George Eddy, NJ. H. Redmond and wife
and Mrs. G. NJ. Ball visited at Traverse
City last Week.-Mrs. Sarah Pierce has
gone to Detroit to purchase goods
Mrs. Jennie Clark has gone to Fenton
and is working in the millinery depart
ment of Scott e. Co.'S store--Mrs.
Elma Brewster, of Ann Arbor, visited
her mother, Mrs. Jabez Close, last week.
She returned to Ann Arbor, Monday
E. A. Cross and family went
to the camp meeting near Bell Oak,
Sunday--Mrs. Jay D. Royce, of Cor.
unna, was the guest of Mrs. c. E. WEIGH
Wednesday
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Southwest BENNINGTON.

Mrs. Walter Kytes and daughter,
Pearl spent Wednesday with Miss
Dollie Jobes-Mr. and Mrs. Will Mum
We're In Grand Ledge the first of the
week attending the funeral of Mr.. Will
Dean, formerly of this place-Mrs.
Park Hardy, of Perry, spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Frank Baese-Master Ed
ward Honey, of Bay City, is spending
the week with Mrs Helen Jobes and
calling on other relatives in this vicinity
AIR. and Mrs. Bert Williams and
Mrs. Rachel Beardslee spent Wednesday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Boyd-Mrs Dell Bush who has been
helping with the work at Mr.. j. R.
Smiths returned to her home in Lans-
ing last week-The children and rela-
tives of Mrs. Jane Bugbee were sumpt-
ously entertained at her home Tuesday,
it being her 10th birthday An enjoy
able time was had and all hoped Aunt
Jane might be spared to enjoy many
more happy birthdays among us-Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Lewis, Mrs. Paulina
Vosburg and Mr. Charlie Lewis spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reed
near Laingsburg.