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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10
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nm miolertibige @nbringer / Strdf.
feIopgipningen. Stefenfen, bar az
oipst fslgenbe geretning:
ubpalget bleo neoiut / 2anostin.
aets Mpoe ben 9. @pril og bar bers
eFter af6olot Mpbe omtrent 6per
Sreneoag. gn 9Onference meb
Sutitsminiiteren om be til 9opfors
Hagst / BETS 6el6eb opitiGebe 9Gu,
rrinesforilag bar berummet til /
Dag. Men oo uboalget mobtoe
Rtbbelelie ON, at bet / Statsruas
nei / Dag (23. 4pr.) sr beiluttet, at
Bissbagsfamlingen ffal flutes,
Fnnbt aonferenten life Steb, bboriz
rnpO uopalget ilutteOe fine Mss
Orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10
ariitetia

gn 9aabenal. ariiteliq
Screening for unge Manos Solbuters
biem / Gotbersgabe bar gennem
arigsminiiteriet moOtaget en- rig
bolbig Canning at samle gaaben til
9dans fra 5sibufet for at dnpenbs
Dem til Decoration / ben nDinbret.
teOe JoriamIingsial for Solbaternc.
Sdmlingsn, Der bsitdar at Gebes
rsr, Sobler, guiOnettsr, l6orn o. +.
b., er opbanst fmosfulbt og betords
tirt paa ben langits gps. Saisn
bar tibIigere tilbert ltnsbomsafb.s
lineen. men er nu ombebt til Ban
6%enialen" og itadr ubetuttenbe til
9rug for Solbdterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

: Utilizing
5orening for unge M9nb ofbolbt
Senbag bitten D. II. Gpr. en- tor
Soloaterfeft / ben imutte 5eFfal,
iom bar fnlot me6 Solbdter at ale
gaabenarter. 5or en- Del at Dem bor
bet tiaige en- Qfilutningsfeit, ibet oe
Tube biemIsnoes iamme Dag.
5orinoen Soften begonbts. Orimlss
be 8aaroen meb uniformerebe ungs
Manb. Soften i~nbleoeoeg meo Ell
Sang. 6oorefter SOloatermisfiona
8ranbt BIB ben fore 5oriamIing
peltommen. programmed bsb paa
Sung ogUtuiit, bells at o5retroner"s
Songtor og bells at entelte 0ficerer,
8iolin : Solo. GitbarIpil o. +. ..
Der LIB bragenbe gifalosidlper efs
ter bDert Drummer, ida lere numrs
muatte gentages. Oct bar gI9beli9t
at ie ct iddoant imutt Samarbejbe
melem Offcerer og Menige for at
9ibe be inbtalote b9rnepIiotige en-
fornsjeIig often. Soften flutteoss
pda op6pggeIig Dis at 5Ormanben,
aasietOntrousr 6. 8angert.
@ulbbrblfup. Den 5. Maj
tunoe fbb. Stoofogeb peber 4nbers
Zen og 5uItru fra 6efebe Stob /
81. oNaftb. 5ib." fsire beres Sub
brbIup. peber Qnberfen er getes
ran fra ben fsrite ilesbigife BRIG %
bar tent 2 &onger | 81 4ar iom
@arbebufar. 6an bar beltaget |
Slagene beb 5reberits oe Stfteb os
bar grinbringsmebailen.
alter en- gortbisning.
Sra @ram ftriDes til ,Jlb. 4b.":
nunoermejeriit Nnberl len pad gns
belsmeieriet @ramgdarb bar b9ret
hepnst til Sorbsr, og bet bfsD be-
TIBET BAN at fsge fig en- dnben plubs
til 1. Mai, feneit til ben IS. bd
bans principal, 8eitprer Sesften. IL
Re MATTE babe bdnffe l1nbsrfodtter
/ lit grsb. Otter Sigenbe bar Sess
fen felD oeret Dos amtsforfanbersn
for at faa Sassn orbnst, men ubsn
ReIuftat.
2igelebes bar fere Menb | Gram
og Omesnen b9ret inbfalbte til Jor>
9sr | be FbfteDdee, for bet mefte dns
gadenbe beres 8srns 0ispenfatior.
Sou Oibt bibes, er bet enbnu life
Der pda gsnen lpttebes at faa nns
gen til at ubmefbe fig at be banffe
5orminger".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

en ubftiIling for gus
Der arbeioes ifsfge Belle
u. 5oltebl." / benne 3ib for at fda
en- uoitiaing til gfteraoret entsu i
Belle eIer / 6orIens. Den faI ON,
fate alt, bpub Der aDIes og frems
brin9es i en- 6usmanbsbrift. Der
er neofat st llbpalg paa 6 Mono,
2 fra Stanoerbores, 2 fra 9orienss
% 2 fra 9eiIesGgnsn, til at unberz
fsqe, ON 5anten tan realiieres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

iii Gfterfslgets. 5 Borg,
bar Stutsminiiter 2sOenfjolO cg
5rue OperbofmeiterinOs 2gbenifiol3
Oprettet ct 2egat paa $4,000 ar.,
ION ital Iti9e i'll $4,000 ar., bDoraf
Renterne ital unpenOes til 5remme
al ~triislige 5ormaaI 6lantt ben Ituz
berenoe un9Oom / ariitiania, iaaz
leOes til Observation-Disclosures for
trensenbe Stubenter, til ne norbiits
Stuoentsrmsber meO triitelist gros
gram, til Reifeuogifter for Sore
e~rags6oIOere Og lignenbs 9jemso til
9dDn for ben triitelige Stubenters
beo9gelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

Mbpentifternes nh 5sis
I Ginbol inbpiebes forleben
Deb en- 5sitibelisbeb, Der tfsfgs
yWenbf. 9ib.1 operb1rebes at en- tale
rig Gorfomlins.
Sfolen hspnber fit Nr6tibe meb
10 gleptr. Rorle og bigger. Tens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

ufbttestilf9lbe. Gn 90
darig Snebterfpenb 3. MortsnTen,
Der drbejbebe bos Snebter Martin
Ssrenien | gftrup osb Qalborg, tom
unber 4rbejoet ben 90. apr. til at
jdge fig ct Stemmeiern | l1nbsrliDst,
faa ban bsbe 10 Minutter efter. Zen
tiltalbte Cage tonitaterebs, at Dsben
itpl6tes en- ~inbpenbis Sorblsbnins.
Mortenfen bar biemmebsrenbe | 2sgs
itsr.
- usift portsr Ssrsen 2urien
beb sgansn bleb
forleben tlemt meflem 8uHerne pda
ct 2otomOtip os en- gosn paa 8anes
saorben. 5dn bteD brast poa Spees
buffet, bpor 2aeerne ertforebe. at
ban life funbe lebt.
3 JsIge ct fenere Selesram bsbe
BEN tilffdbefomne portsr 2orfen ON
9rpfts og 8atfenpartiet
bar fnuff.
Gtffertet. 1rd S6nberDts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

PAS paa be benfte $ q b.
Or SpenfterneburI II
M liner. 5 sgornboIms 5io."
leies: Som bet fremgaar at et
priOattelegram til en- Der biemmes
bsrenee Sti6sfsrer, er bet pao
9runb at ben s~itaiiatiIte arig life
uoen 6are at anlsbe 0isfe fbenFs
6aDne. Oet bebber iaalsbes / 3e=
legrammet, Der er afienOt fra Sl:is
paa 8otlanb:
Oct er nebbenbigt at ofbente
Qobs ON gorb Deb Snbisjlinger, bo
Der er ubla9t Winer."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

1tm NJ WITH pep = 0 M
merup Ct. Den enbeIise 8sitemz
melie ON 8eligsenbeben af ben nh
airte. Der ital bpeees peb Som=
merup Station, er / 81. a5pns5iO."
O%eotdget.
5ru Ssrgeuien, Store gro6olm.
bar pitt fig Iarbeles impbetommenbe
ODer for bet neoiattellOOaIg. ibst bun
bar itentet ct iaa fort areal, ION
llobulget MATTE pnite, til pIaoisn
for airten og 8~irtegaaroen. gfter
nogen Sberoeielie bleo man enig ON
Plaoien paa 8attetammsn norbfor
9ommerupSt Station. fra bOiltet Stso
&irten bill tomme til at prafentere
fig mutt, iarIig Jet fra ganelinien.
Stort SsIbfunb. Sra
@iborg itripes ben %. til q. g.:
5 Melorup, Roum Sogn, sr Der /
aisis 9asc giort ii fort Sslpfuno,
~beitaaenbe at $50 0aler og l SelD.
bager. Singens. Der Hammer fra
6briftidn Den 5ierOes Sib, er peIbe=
pareoe; De antages at p9re nebgrabez
De unber Spenitetrigen. Carer 5is
i6er i 2uno bar mobtaget BEN iii
oioere 5orienbelIe til 9ebenbapn,
Stor ubftugt. Oct nnftif
teoe 5orbunb at aue agbenbabns
g. ). u. M. o9 Sognsforeninger
FOrbere0er en- itor ltoflugt meo Gtss
ira Camper Spnoagen ben %. Moi
til 6eliingsr meo geigg paa 9rons
borg, 6amlets graO, 3egimentsmu.
TT ON Bort. Mibbag / 6eliingsr pip.
Man benter 9~eItageIie at ca, 1000
1900 unge RRnb.
De un9es gIab. qaItor
6.5.9oulien, Datum, bar / en- Qars
rette giort Ell tort % trofdft arbsis
De for ltngoomsiaeen. % 81. a. reoie
geret 5R0esorganet De hinges
9lab". gua @runO at Sngbom
bar ban maattet obergioe Rebattio=
nen til 9eneralietretRren OF. ri
caro, fom nj IeOer glubet fra ST.
benbabn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

Rpe 8fabe. ariftslig Gors
ening for unge Menb fOrsssr itabie
tin Goreninsspresie. Gu bar l1nss
bomsforeninsen | aapernaums Sogn
begpnbt at ubsibe ct Waanebsblab
unoer Ropnet ,Solglimt", og g. 3.
Il. ID. | 4albors bar fra 9btoar
ubfenbt ct Maansbsblob unber 0dps
net .9ubfiffen". rsbiserst of Gors
~eninsens nbe Sefretar, ap[Iing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

Stentet in 5Drmue til
be utti9e. 9usmano Sper !6ons
len / 9intrup, Der n9lig er afgaaet
peo 8soen, efterIaber en- efter beTteos
ne dorboIO ret ~betpbeli9 5Ormue.
0enne ital ban ifsIse ogurbe gp."
bare itantet til be fottise, ibet Der
Ital oreIig9e ct 5eftumente, bbori
ban bar beitemt, at alt. bpab ban
efterIaoer fig ifuI tiIfuIbe ct 2esat
meO Rabnet: nSper !0uniens 9sgot
for b9rbige t~r9ngenbe I 6oIfteo
Sogn."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

gtfferiet. Grd SsnberDie
ifrtpts unber 20. (. d.:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10
Sruusrrrru

a.D9bl." nu at i9lse. bd bans npe
eipsftining paalesger BAN at DO /
Gsbenbapns N9rbeb.
9opeogaaroen Stubbergadrb bar
ifsIse 5rap / Mibbelalberen ct Rons
netlolter. Gfter Refprmationen for
lenebe G6riftian ben Sreoie Seer
aieloien SuuI meO nStubbersSIos
ter, bl. u. paa ben 8etin9elie, at
ban ffuloe befgrge Somfruerne De-
res unoerboloning."
@aarben bar ct 5~iGigsenbe at 1920
5br. 2anb qger, gng, Gfoo og
9eoe.
Om Stubber9adrb beober bet /
5oItemunbe, at ben bar u 9ange Z
9erIigbeoer", nemlig: 7 airter, 7
MsIer, 7 Ger, 7 Seer, 7 Stope, 7
9onge 7 bribenoe plobe liant 7
@ange 7 9inbuer / 9oOeobpgninsen.
Deb iibite gurbering an"ogss alIs
bisie 9erIi9beber til $4,000 9r.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
GA ST q Fri
Bears the 1Iha Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ss LAzzZw
Burton.

Rev d S Cramer preached in the M
P church Sunday morning using for his
text Jude first chapter and third verse
The Misses Clara FELTON, and Ollie Auiler
were the guests of Mrs d Chaplin, of
Chaplin, the past week-Hattie Cadz
was the guest of her friend Mearl Ack-
royd Saturday afternoon-J N Ocker-
man returned from Adrian Saturday
Mrs G G Rogers has been quite i'll
the past week-Dr G L Cramer was
in Ann Arbor, Tuesday on business
Mrs George Smith, of Middlebury, was
the guest of Miss Mary Greene last
Thursday-Miss Florence Wilcox is
entertaining her cousins, Misses Beulah
and Kate Potter, of Grand Rapids,
this week.-Mrs. J N Mcbride was the
guest of Mrs Clayton Loring, of Owosso,
Thursday of last week-JN Mcbride
in Chicago on business the first of the
week-Mr and Mrs w Thomas, of
Unionville, were the guests of Rev and
Mrs D Young two days the first of
the week-Prof and Mrs F Converse,
of Beloit, Wis, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs N Mcbride one day the past
week.-Mrs. A E Cadz visited Mrs E
H Smith Saturday afternoon-Miss
Alice Edwards and Florence Wilcox re-
turned home from Howell, Saturday
evening VIM Potter and three
children, Douglas, John and Nellie, of
Grand Rapids, are visiting at Mr. and
Mrs John Potter's-Mr and Mrs w
Maroney entertained large company
of friends Thursday of last week-Mr
and Mrs w Rose spent last week in
Detroit with their son Charles-Mr
and Mrs N Mcbride were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs G d Stewart, Owosso
one day last Week.-Mrs. Anna Peere,
of Belvidere, N j, and Mrs Mary Lee,
of Newark, N j, and Mrs Rose Weston
and daughter, of Albion, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs G G Rogers and
Miss Mary Greene last School
will commence next Tuesday with Miss
Nellie jerks, of Ovid, as teacher y
Miss Edith Hackett returned to her
home in Baraboo, Wis, the first of the
Week.-Mrs. Mabel Richmond, of
Garland who has been spending the
past two weeks at Rev d Youngs re-
turned to her home Thursday-Rev j
d Young and Mrs d S Cramer returned
home from Adrian Monday evening"
Supervisor Edmund Vincent spent two
days the first of the week in Corunna on
business-Mrs Fred Cute and daugh-
ter Miss Lizzie were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Geo Filkins, of Chesaning,
from Friday till Monday-Edward
Vincent is at Mt Pleasant with his
brother Albert who is very i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Real Estate Transfers.

d. Witherell to f. Sharp s. WI 1t /
ok M. H. Green IS add Perry, s6O5.
M. Johnson to L. Cole 1t blk 9 A.
w. Calkins add Perry, e700.
j. Hubbard to G.. Hildreth Its IL
ok Z o. Fl. Calkins' add Perry, $500.
r. Kane to j. Kebler pit 1t blk IL
A. L. q B. o. Williams add Owosso,
$1,000.
1. Scott ct al to G.. Davids g NV
sec II Venice, $4,000.
A. Giles to w. Mckenzie pit IL l blk
% A. L. William S add OwosSo, 1854.
A. Trowbridge to G. Smith pit IL t
sec 10 Perry, 5000.
w. Raymond to G.. Humphrey pit ne
t sec % Corunna, $500.
n. Hitler to J. Smith pit NV t sec 81
Vernon, $500.
j. Smith to M. and O. Hitler Its 13
to 16 ok Fauble's add, Durand, $500.
III. johnson to G.. Brock and WI pit
ct nw9 sec IL, Bennington, $4,000.
d. Campbell to G. Place Its ALL blk
16, Lalngsburg, $1,000.
q. Stewart to @. Muller, Ell 1t 4 blk
2, A. L. 81 3. o. Williams add, Owes
so, 800.
J. Rossling to @. McKone VT nw4
sec Hazelt0n, $4,000.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Laingsburg.

A large number of Odd Fellows took
in the excursion to Jackson Wednesday
y w Gleason's family have return
ed from Pleasant Lake They report a
pleasant time-Wm Simpson and wife,
Elmer Bixley, Clarence Crook and others
left here Wednesday for an outing at
Mackinac Island-Will Randall had
his thumb smashed while engaged in
moving building, last Tuesday,
burial vault is being constructed in
Laingsburg cemetery. w H Rowley
has the contract-Our village school
opened with good attendance last
Monday This means business for the
''kids''-GrJ e Hisey has returned from
"a business trip to Toroptoyr-Presiding
Elder Stewart, Of Detroit, held the
fourth quarterly conference of the M E
society here on Wednesday He is very
busy closing up his years labors--W
w Curtis and family have returned
from their visit to Colorado They are
glad to greet their old friends again.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Olnev.

Clayton Albaugh is improving slow
ly-Stephen Olney is building a fire
new house-H Bixby is working for
Jay Durham in the cider mill-M L
Bigham and wife did business in Elsie
Monday-Miss Gertie Albaugh spent
Sunday with her parents here-L L
Allen and wife visited in Fenton Tues.
day evening-Mrs George Green is
very sick. DR. Hart, of Eureka, is in
attendance-Mrs Hopkins is enter
tanning company from Cleveland, Ohio,
and Canada-Allie Richards, of Alma,
spent Saturday with his cousin Raw
French, of Olney-Roy Allen and
family, and Oscar Risley and wife visit
ed near Bannister Sunday-Mrs Mary
Allen and daughter, Flossie, are con-
templating trip to New York soon
Lawyer Smith has sold his lot in Olney
to Mr. Shram, who will erect a store
there soon-Oscar Risley and wife, of
Albany, N Y, are visiting his sister,
Mrs Mary Allen and family at Olney,
also relatives at Elba Center, Maple
Rapids and Lansing-While threshing
for George Smith Tuesday, some part
of the machinery broke hitting Charles
Evans in the eye
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Southwest Bennington.

Mrs Mitchell and daughter Ellie, OF
Owosso, visited her daughter Mrs Lena
Sager over Sunday-MissP Pearl Baese,
of Garland, is the guest of her aunt Mrs
Pauline Green this week.-Mrs. Nettie
Williams visited relatives in Livingston
from Wednesday till Sunday, of last
week-Mr and Mrs R Russell, of
Owosso, were guests of the latters
parents, Mr. and Mrs L Jobes over Sun
day-The residence of Mr. Charlie
Dean two miles southwest of Pittsburg
was destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon
about four o'clock. When the fire was
discovered it had burned through the
roof and gotten under such head way it
was impossible to check it. The house
hold goods were nearly all saved; for
tunately the wind was in the right
direction to save the barn and other
buildings. The house and contents
were insured in the Farmers Mutual for
$SO0-Mr Arad Williams formerly of
this place died in Owosso at the home
of his daughter. Mrs Oscar Shadbolt,
Sunday morning and was brought here
at Alton Cemetery for burial Tuesday
Mrs Helen Jobes and granddaughter
Miss Maud Fauth visited their cousin
Mrs E E Leland in Bennington Tuesday
Polly Miller, of Detroit, was
the guest of Mrs Jane Bugbee last week
farmers are busy caring for the
crop of early sowed beans, report not
well filled and much shrunken on &C
count of dry weather, think the late
sowed beans will be better-Mrs An
drew Hutchings, of Howell, is spending
a few days with her father, Mr. H Pier
SON
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Oakley.

Robert Hocield, of Detroit, who has
bought the barber business formerly
owned by Frank Niver. started first
class barber shop last Saturday-Mr
and Mrs A w Miller Jr., entertained
their daughters family of Flint this
week, Miss Hazel Miller returned with
her sister to Flint for weeks visit
Work on the new county road which
runs three miles west of Oakley was
completed for this season. Expect to
gravel the same another summer
Miss Agnes w Murphy, of Detroit, is
spending week with her aunt, Mrs
Jas BrenDan-The Twentieth Ami
versary of the village of Oakley is to be
held here Saturday Sept. 3, races and
games of all kinds, dance in the even
ing. All are cordially invited we
promise you good time, with the best
of order-Mac Oltz and o Merrell
have been employed by Thomas Bren-
nan to do a job of ditching ON his farm
a miles west of Building cement
side walks is the business of the day
DIR O'Rourke is comfortably situated in
his new Office, on the corner of Main
and Bird streets-Philip Mickels new
$4,000 residence is completed and he
expects to move into the same next
week. Harrington is making a
business of building kitchen cabinets.
He occupies the shops formerly used by
Isaac Ismond-Mrs o I Merrell and
daughter Ruth accompanied bv Miss
Minnie Sells visited Mr. and Mrs Frank
Harder, of Bancroft, this week-Mr
and Mrs Jno Whitney. are entertaining
relatives from Ohio this week-M
Teachout had the misfortune to be
kicked by his horse Both bones in his
right arm were splintered. DR. O'Rourke
shis physician.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Six Mile Creek.

Mr. VanSice with his crew of men are
threshing in this vicinity. He had a
finger badly crushed between some of
the machinery and had to return to
Owosso to have it dressed-A few
parties from here went to Jackson on
Wednesday on the Odd Fellow ex-
cursion-We think the Journal of
this week is.a5out right in saying the
people are recreation crazy" for it
seems as if it sets some people crazy to
go to every thing they can hear of or
join, and it must also take quite lot of
money to belong to so many secret So
cieties and there seems to be something
new starting up all the time. Well, they
must have more money to spend than
we have; maybe its good thing we
don't all have so much to spend, because
our crops would be neglected and no
one would want to keep us through the
coming winter, and don't blame them
either-Why don't some apple buyer
come this way, there is lots of nice fruit
going to waste-Mrs Hattie Hubert
and son visited in Lansing last week
Mr. l. Dickinson expects to move in
to his new house this week, it is very
nice house. also has number one barn
Grant Austin lost COW and the
only one he had, few days ago
Beans look to be fine crop and will
help the farmer as the corn crop is so
poor-Potatoes are good but none too
many in hill, therefore they will be
rather high, for the consumer.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Lost Ono Hundred Hands.

The Prairie Farm which at all times
employees number of men, and partic-
ularly at harvest time, was forced into
rather trying predicament by oyer
one hundred of their laborers suddenly
turning up missing Thursday. The men
had just received their pay when pas
senger train steamed upinto the siding
which as a rule only allows freights and
there was an exodus of the foreign ele-
ment from the farm. 1t seems that for
several days past an emissary ofiehe
meat trust has been circulating among
the laborers offering them 81. rs per day
and board, to assist in strike breaking.
Whether the men know what the nature
of their duty is to be, is not known, but
it is certain that they pretty generally
migrated westward to take up the haz,
ardous life of the stockyards .-Chesan-
ing News.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Middlebury.

Mrs Hattie VanDyne, of Alma, is
spending sore time here with relatives
and friends-Mrs Albert Weston and
daughter Neva, of Albion, spent few
days here with her brother G G Smith
and wife-Mrs Belle Smith, Mrs
Weston and daughter visited Geo
Rogers and wife, of Burton, Thursday
Mrs Leigh and sister, Mrs Peer, of
New Jersey, were guests of their cousin
G q Smith and wife last week-The
Misses Jennie and Bessie Rumsey are
visiting their aunt Mrs Geo Huntoon
Miss Anna VanDyne visited her
aunt Mrs Huntoon over Sunday-Mr
and Mrs David Phillips were Detroit
visitors last Wednesday-Neil Meyer
and family visited his sister Mrs G
Baker and family Sunday-Miss Eta
Hall was the guest of her grandmother
Mrs Geo Hall and aunt Mary Hall, be-
fore taking up her work in Cadillac as
teacher ] Knapp and son Harry
returned from Worthwhile Saturday
Mrs James VanDyne and Mrs L G Van
Dyne also Mrs Hattie VanDyne visited
at Geo Warrens Friday--Charley
Seib is very ill at this writing-Mrs
A HI Whitaker spent Wednesday with
her daughter Mrs G Seib-Mrs A II
Whitaker was in Owosso on business
ednesday-Miss Grace Cowdry has
a younger sister, from Elsie, spending
the week with her-Miss Jessie Hayes.
of Ovid, was the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Sarah Dyer and family for about week
Mrs Hattie VanDyne and Mrs L G
VanDyne were guests of Mrs Geo Van
Dyne and daughter, Saturday-G G
Smith and wife, Mrs Weston and
daughter, Mrs Leigh, Mrs Peer and
Miss Mary Greene, of Burton, Mrs
Milton Clark, of Ashley, were all en-
tertaihed by Mrs Greene and daughters,
of Owosso, last Saturday. There were
six cousins in the company-Mrs G
Haight and Mrs Carrie Arnold and
sister Thema Mortland took in the ex-
cursion to Detroit j Knapp and
family took in the excursion also visited
relatives in Detroit and Worthwhile for
a few days. Mrs Knapp expects to stay
some time-Miss Grace Post was the
guest of Miss Grace Cowdry, Sunday
Montague and wife are re-
joicing over son, who took up his
abode with them August 19th-Mrs
Hattie VanDyne and Mrs L G VanDyne
spent few days with j r VanDyne
and family, last week-Mr Montague
and wife visited his brother VIM
Montague and family Sunday-Mr
and Mrs d s Cramer, of Burton, spent
Friday with their daughter Mrs Eugenia
Snyder in Oyid-Mr and Mrs Vinton
Walworth returned from New York
State last week. Mrs Walworth and
daughter Edith attended the G A r
encampment at Boston-Henry Faxon
and company have returned from Bay
L G VanDyne and cousin,
Mrs Hattie VanDyne were guests of
Mrs Geo VanDyne and daughters Sat-
rrJou
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02

The following was taken from re-
cent issue of the Cataract, New York;
Journal: "There was remarkable
family reunion in Lockport yesterday,
remarkable because of the aggregate
ages of those attending. There were
present Mrs. Eliza Ransom, of Ransom
vile, George Estes, of st. Johns, Mich,
and Mrs. Louis Ransom, of Lockport.
Mrs. Eliza Ransom is so years old, Mr..
Estes is "a and Mrs. Louis Ransom is
rs, an aggregate of 242 years All are
children of the late Nathan Estes, who
moyed from Vermont to Niagara coun-
ty "a years ago. The reunion took
place at the home of Mrs. Louis Ran
som and was the first meeting of the
brother and sister in some years. Z"
George Estes is the father of J. d.
Estes, of this city.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-09-02
Mr.. Wellington Williams,
Owosso, Mich.

Dear Sir: You ask how many square
feet gallon will cover. Depends on
condition of building.
There is a great deal of lying on this
point. The stock claim of lying paints
is 800 square feet, two coats. It's lie,
as a rule.
Devoe covers 300 to 500, our agents
think. We think 300 too low and 500
too high; though doubtless they both
occur.
How much the other paints cover is
equally doubtful; we guess 100 to 400
The truth is found in another COM
parison. Devoe is all paint, true paint,
strong paint, and full-measure; the
others in general are, at the best, dilut-
ed, adulterated and short,measure.
They cover according to body and
measure. You can't paint with clay
lime chalk sand barytes water or air
no body in them. Go by Devoe.
Yours truly.
+. W. Devoe & Co.
New York and Chicago
P. S.--H. w. Mann sells our paint.