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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-21
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. July 2o.-Following
are the entries for tomorrow at
Brighton Beach:
First race. six furioNgs-Voiaday l12. Ira
motor 1Og Suzanne Rocamora log. Gowanus
Ioz Priority lO2 Blue Coat 1O2. Esterre 1Ol,
CCnsuello u 100 Carrie Jones 80, Pink Garter
IOs Petit Due %. knight OF Weston %. Perry
Meadow 81 HfghbOrn 81
Second race, steeplechsse- short course
walter C1eary 162 Amur 153. Cock Robin 153,
Rovelle l58. Perion 153 Confederate Gray l53,
East Kelston l53. Wotan LAG. Black Death l44.
Third race. one and a sixteenth miles-Srand
Opera 115 Persistence II 115. Prince Ching
10 Wyefeld 10 Atwood 1o7. Pentaur 10Y.
Fafs 1O7 DR. Chaplin 1O7. Monster 1o4, Toi
san 1O2 Thistle Heather 1o2.
Fourth race. one and a sixteenth miles the
July stskes-Dulze OF Kendal III, Sheriff Bell
io7 Jack Ratlin 1Os. Unmssked los. Gold
Dome % Champlain -. Bobadn 30, Flammula
g. Monster Sc
Fifth race six furiongs-Jonquil 10 st.
BeIiane us Tongorder 11e, Humo ia. Csper
Sauce 1O8. Gold Ten 1O5. Phoebus 102. Jerry
c 100
sixth race six furIongs-Magot 10, Buck
leya 10. Pat Cosrgan 11o. The Captain 11o,
81 Barnsby 1o7. Prince Ching 107 DR.. Loder
Io7, Phantom 1o7 Dapple Gold 107, Niskayuna
iO5. Tim Sullivan lo5 Belle Of Wakefield l05,
Rawhide los. RemittAl 1o5. Eagle 1o2. Sir
Ship 1o2.
weather clear track fast
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FAMOUS RACER SHOWS THAT he STILL
POSSESSES SPEED AND is NO HAS BEEN
Loretta NJ and Broomhandle
Finish One, Two After
a Great Drive.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, July 2O.-Loretta NJ and
Broomhandle had a great battle in the
two-year-old feature here to-day.
Broomhandle swerved under punish
ment in dingdong stretch run and
lost enough ground to cost him the
race. The track was sloppy from to-
days rains. Attendance 1000. Sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE - One mile; four-year- olds
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin
% 10 10 i-Ladss, S; I2L CDaie) ..;::;.; %
Time. LAG. start good. Won easily. Win
ner. J. I. Mergers ch: h. 80 by ALBANIA -Berny
Balantyne 119 Golden Light I16. Irby Bennett
l22, Fitzbrillar III, finished as named
SECOND RACE-slx furlongs; three-year-
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. = Fin.
10 to Anyway. 1O5 CBlacklock) 3 2 20
20 TO LADY Charles. 105 (Wlmsl 8 3 n
Time, 1:l61s. Start good. Won driving
sel-Queen Lab. Cardona 105, Lomona l05 Miss
gabrielle Watts 100 Bush Smith 100: Bette
Weed 1O5 Pink Marsh los. Oria 105. Marjorie
Brewer 1o5, finished as named
THIRD RACE-One and ree-sixteenths
miles; three year olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St z FIN
2 TO Athena. e6 o.. Wilson,. On
20 to Mildred L, 80 (Sedar)... 2n
to Ellie. 81 Hardeson) ...... 8
Time 2 :oTl5. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, W. W. Elliotts br. (. Cd by Halma Jessie
/ Lee. Bessie Mccarthy los. LeenJa 105. Alice
Turner 100. Daisy Hawthorne 10S, finished as
named
FOURTH RACE-Two-year-olds; six fur
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St. q Fin.
to 5-Loretta NJ. 107 Il. WiD l l ms 1 4
to 1-Broomhandle. ia (Neely) s 10
3 10 LADY Faroy, Ill (Rayner)
Time l:162i. Start Good. Won easily Win
ner. ]. c. Milan & Co blk T. t2) by Pirate Of
Penzance-Fertile Monaco Maid C03. Dam
FIFTH RACE-Three-yea year-olds: one mile:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin.
IL TO st Agnes. 81 Lindsey , IL
TO 1-Scalper. 90 fSedar) ..... l ms
10 5-Imboden, 1O2 Il. WiD l 3 2
Time. 1:46l2. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner John Duffys br. f. 90 by St. ien-Con-
fdante. Ascot (99), St Paris Q02), Claremont
/ QO2) finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-Four-year and up; sew
en- furloncs:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey st. a Fin
! Is TO Caterpillar 105 (Cocolc). . 4 y
10 Jake Weber. 103 q. Com 1872
/ to FLYER 106 I'll Anderson) S 6 3
Time, 1919. Start good Won driving Win
ner n. J. Catalonottes b. e 90 by Bon Ami
/ Ethan Queen. Bengal OOO. Tony Lepping
I 90, Billy Moore QO2) Tickful uo3) Kings
/ Court (97), AXares G02) Veneer qO5O, SEQ
ond Mate do3). Wager Oo9) finished as named
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FIFTY-SIX SPEEDY DOGS
ENTERED AT UNION PARK
Well Matched Greyhounds Will Strug.
gle for Honors in Reserve Stake
on Sunday.

Fifty-six speedy greyhounds will
contest for honors in the reserve
stake at Union Coursing Park on Sun
day. Owing to the fact that great
event is planned to be held next week
many of the best hounds are being
held out, but still those entered for
this next event are so evenly matched
that great coursing should result. Fol-
lowing are the entries:
Reserve stake ffty-six entries-Tillie r VS.
Raby Aurora: Hudson We. In Time; Texas
Betty vs. Amandan: Flower Girl Rural
Artist; Duhallow VS.. Rose of Gold; Gold Chain
VS.. Texas jill: Mi Amigo VS.. Racing Auto;
Cubanola VS.. Sacramento Boy; Valley Pride
We. Real Article: Ideness VS.. Mickey Free;
Laughing Water McHenry: Rocker Arm
vs. Rocklin Boy Pagliacci VS.. Mellenwood
Prometheus vs. Rapid Water: Texas Mamie
vs.. Hermit Courtley Guest Fancy Free;
J Fl vs. Silver Cloud The Referee Sea
Lion; Galveston vs. Free From Flaw; Angus
Cissus VS.. Renegade Apache: Gambit VS.. Bud
ding Rose; Texas Jim Honest John: Vandal
vs.. Royal Friend: Advance Guard VS.. Roman
Athlete; Texas Hoo Hoo VS.. General Dewet
Blaze VS.. Una; Conroy VS.. Ina Cissus; Toronto
VS.. Lord Brazen
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Napoleon,s stnffed Hor.e.

The stuffed horse OF Napoleon I. for
merly preserved in the Imperial Mu-
scum, but long since lost sight OF. has
been found hidden away in the national
storerooms. The coat Is white. with
brown spots here and there. and on thu
thigh Is branded the letter IN" sur
mounted with the imperial crown This
most interesting relic was presented to
the government of the Second Empirs
by the Natural History Society OF Man.
chester.
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SCORES AT BRIGHTON BEACH, CROD GIVES HIM AN OVAO
COMMUTERS OVERCOME LEAD
OF FOUR TALLlES AND WIN OUT
Seattle Starts Off With Rush, but Oakland Gradually
Rolls Up Enough to Tie The Score and Then Breaks UP
Game-Duneavy Does D ring Piece of Baserunnng

Raymond did not touch the ball and IL
went by brennan almost TO the fence
Graham scored and overall got 10
third. only to die at the plate by Cas-
tro's quick return OF sheehan's infield
bunt. Stedman nailed Sheehan as ne
tried to steal second. Raymond ana
Beck made a fast double play In the
eighth.
Overall was in fine form, striking out
ten men. Three times Nadeau famed
and McCreedie and Campbell struck
out twice each; MoInneS. a Salem ac-
QUESTION. has been added TO Dugdale's
team. The score:
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First Race-Maud Muller, DIR. Ste
phens, Bill Massie.
Second Race-Peter j. Somers. Dali
way. Major Il. Carson.
Third Race-Cigarlighter, Airship
Michael Byrnes.
Fourth Race-Port Royal, Huzzah,
Foncasta.
Fifth Race-Leila, BIaclwoIf, Ex-
clamation.
Sixth Race-Jack Doyle, Lingo
Harouet.
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Game Law VioIators Under Arrest.

REDWOOD CITY, July 2o.-Deputy
State Fish Commissioner Chase Little
john yesterday arrested ten persons
for having deer meat in their possess
sion out Of season. He also has war
rants Of arrest for about as many
more on the same charge. The men
arrested yesterday were all from Half
moon Bay and are prominent citizens
Of that place. The deer season in this
county does not open until August l.
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Lefries Id CaIistopa.

CALISTOGA. July 2O.-James J.
Jeffries and wife passed through hers
to-day en- route to Harbin Springs.
where the big fellow will go into sc-
tive training for his fight with Mum
roe. In order TO avoid any possible
accident Jeffries took a private con-
veyance. He exhibited a new repeat
ing rifle and said he was looking for
ward to a pleasant deer hunt.
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.Batted for c. Hall in ninth.
SUMMARY

Errors-Mohler. r. Hall. Moskman. Buchan-
an, Kruger. Two-base hits-Delehanty, Buch-
anan Schlafey. Sacrifice hits-C. Hail. Van
Haltren. Byrnes. First base on errors-Oakland
l. Seattle . First base on called ball-On c.
Struck out-By buchanan 4. Hit by pitcher
Wilson Double plays-R. Hall to Blanken-
ship. Mohler to X. Hall to Blankenship. Time
of gane-One hour and forty minutes. Umpire
Mccarthy.
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Young Girl Takes Poison.

Jessie Bowen. 20 years of age, re-
siding at 1866 Stevenson street. swal-
lowed a quantity of sulphate of zinc
while visiting Mrs. NJ. Gardener at
1876 Noe street. The girl was re-
moved to a nearby drug store. where
she was given an antidote. Later she
was removed to the Central Emerg-
ency Hospital. The girl is expected to
recover.
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ANGELS HIT wHALEN FREELY.
Hall Gets Great Support, While
UncIe's Pitcher Is Unsteady.

LOS ANGELES, July 2O.-HalPs
pitching and the splendid fielding of
the local team were responsible for
the defeat of the San Francisco team
to-day. The visitors hit the ball hard
and often, but clean, fast fielding by
Smith and Toman in particular shut
off many drives that looked to be good
for hits. Whalen was unsteady and
was batted freely Score:
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Chase CO. Toman, Bernard.
Waldron. Errors - Bernard, Hail. Waldron,
Whalen. Three-base hit-Chase. Sacrifice hit
Bernard. First base errors-San Fran
cisco 2. Left on bases-Los Angeles 8, San
Francisco 6. Bases on balIs-Off Hall 3, on
Whalen q Struck out-By Hall 2, by Whalen
g. Double plays-Miller to Anderson to Town
send; Irwin to Anderson to Townsend Time
of game-One hour and thirty minutes. Unl-
pire-Tom Browne.
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Bem 20 De Chamnion.

SYRACUSE. \. y. July 2O.-The
playing Of Bell. the Californian. was
the feature Of the early play in the
State tennis tournament here to-day.
Bell played two matches and won both
easily He is looked upon as a for
midable candidate for the champion
shin
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HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, July 2O.-Following are
the entries for tomorrow at Haw-
thorne:
First race. one mile. selling-Maud Muller 90,
Ethel Wheat rs. John McGurk 100 Royalty
100 Bill Massie 100 Cardinal Wolsey 100 Zyra
103, Firing Line 1O3. Haviland los. Rabunta
105. Jim Hale 105, DR.. Stephens 1O5, Long
More 107, Oympian los.
Second race. seven furlongs-Dell Leath 1O1,
Viola 1O7. Myron Dale 1O9 Major T. J. Car
son 112, Dalvay 112, Peter J. Somers III.
Third race, five and a half furlongs the
Juvenile Stakes-Lady Ellison 95, Cutter 95,
Airship 100, The Pet 100. Michael Byrnes 1Ol,
Cigarlighter 103.
Fourth race. and eighth miles han
dicap-Edward Hale go Foncasta 95 Huzzah h
80. Dr. Stephens 1o4 Judge Hines 1O7 Port
Royal ia.
Fifth race, one and a sixteenth miles, selling
Leila 50 Blackwell 81 Exclamation rs
Atlantico 102, Celebration 104 Orfeo 1O4, Hor-
ton 104, Nitrate Ill.
Sixth race and a sixteenth miles selling
Golden Mineral 81 Ethel Abbott So Fair
Alien So Potrero Grande 81. Great Eastern "a
Jim Ty-rell 95. Mamselle 95. Jack Doyle IO1.
Emily Oliver 1o4. Lingo 1o4, Baronet 10e. Har-
~ New 100.
Weather clear; track fast
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SUMMARY.

Errors - Raymond CD, brennan Castro.
Stolen bases-Nordyke. McCreedie. Campbel :
Struck out-By Thielman 8. BY overall 10.
Sacrifice hits-Drennan Eagan. Casey. Double
plays-Grsham to EaKan, Raymond TO Beck.
Left on bases-Portland 8. Tacoma g. Passed
bal-Steelman. Time OF game-One hour and
forty five minutes. Umpires - o Conneh and
Mcdonald
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First race - Voladay, Tramator,
HighbOrn.
Second race-Black Death, Cock
Robin. Walter Cleary.
Third race-Grand Opera, Monster,
Atwood
Fourth race - F7ammula, Monster,
BobadiL.
Fifth racc-St. BelIame, Paget en-
try, Humo.
Sixth race - Niskayuna, Prince
Ching, Eagle.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Blood Troubles
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Bad blood is the of numerous aches and pains
and the of nearly all stubborn dis
When the blood gets of order disease germs
poisons of various kinds find their av into the cir
culaton and some serious trouble is the result Rheu
rnatism Malaria Old Sores and Ulcers Scrofua Ansia
and many pusular scaly skin eruptions like Eczema
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A,nerloans win at Crlcket.

LONDON. July 2O.-In the cricket
match to-day between Haverford
(Pennsylvania) and Tonbridge School
the Americans won by 81 runs
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The Austrian Government is figuring
on prices and plans to use electric
motive power on it's railways instead
of steam.
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Salt Rheum and letter, have
their beginning in bad blood,
and only a remedy that enters
into the circulation and de-
stroys the germs and poisons,
can have any permanent good
effect upon a disease of this
character.
You can't check a blood
disease by any external treat
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Better fail trying to do right than
succeed IN doing wrong.
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Love is always in the market. but
never on sale.
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Fraser and Roth. Umpre-Zommer.
CINCINNATI, July 20.-The Cincinnati
team won out in the ninth inning on a pass
ball and three singles. after the Brooklyns
had passed them in the first half Of the inning
Score
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Totals 81 10 % 15 Totals.31 1 So
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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Years ago my blood was bad a avidencsd by
skin eruptions and other nymptoms On difsrent
parts Of the body. So concluded to try s. s. s.,
knowing It to be highly spoken Of. After using
number Of bottles-my blood was thoroughly puri-
ned, and was relieved of ALI eruptions and
nanlfestat1ons OF impure blood believe your
anyone in need OF such medicine would do vel
to use it. Mrs C. r SHOEMAKER.
61e e. Patterson St., Alliance, o.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE-

| and CriEer-
PHILADELPHIA, July 20-An error by
Padden in the seventh inning. Seybold's sacri-
fee and Murphy's single gave the home team
the final game Of the series. Both Plank and
Howell pitched great ball. Attendance, 1000.
Score:
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r,1ssrman Umpires-O' Day and Norma
ST LOUIS. July 2o.-St Louis-Boston game
rostponed on account OF rain
CHICAGO July 2O-It was Chicago's game
until the ninth. when the visitors fell on
Wicker and pounded out two singles, double
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PITTsBURG, July 2O-Pittsburs won in the
tr+b On Wagner's three -bagger and Brans-
SaI5is single The features were Smiths ef-
Fscttve throwing to second and Anes' striking
out six out Of nine oatters IN three ihnlhKs-
1..o.darre 26OO Score.
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS

Weather clear; track Cd.
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.

Weather clear; track fast.
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FOURTH RACE-One mile: four-year-olds
and upward: purse:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
TO Bragg, 1O7 CHelgeson).. u !
l. to Don't Ask e.1O2 CKnap) 4 81 n
13 to 5-Port Royal. III CPrior). 3 II 3 =
Time 1:40 As. Start good. Won easily.
Winner, James Curtis b. h 90 by Siddartha-
Cantatrice. FOnsouca 104, Joe Lesser 104.
Jake 1O5 Estrada Palma 1O5, finished as
named.
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Inconvenient Popularity.

A physician before going on his
vacation visited some Of his patients
to say good bye. He called at the resi-.
dence of one of his 3est ones. q
society woman, and asked Of the ser.
want:
"Is Mrs. X at homer
walk in. Doctor, and take a seat
In the parlor," said she.
The doctor did so, AMI after wait.
ing awhile grew impatient AT last
he called for the servant and when
she came inquired:
"where is Mrs. X? Have you In
formed her of my calf"
"Oh." said the maid, "she went 10
Newport yesterday"
"T,en why did YOU tell me to be
aes,sd and waltz"
"oh. Mrs. X told me. For the Doc
tor ! am always at home"
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Order Of Publication.

Bert G. King complainant VS.. Jessie s,
King, defendant
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the
county Of Ionia. In Chancery, at the city OF
Ionia. on the Doth day of January, A. ID. 1904.
In this cause IL appearing from the am
davit on file. that II cannot be ascertalned in
what state or country the defendant, Jessie
=. King, resides.
on motion of Dwight G. Sheldon, complain
ants solicitor. il Is ordered that the said de-
PENDANT, Jessie =. King. cause her appear.
ance to be entered therein, within five t5)
months from the date OF this order, and in
case of her appearance that she cause her
answer to Complainant's bill of complaint to
be filed and copy thereof TO be served on
said Complainant's solicitor, within twenty
(2O) DAYS after service on her of copy of said
bill, and notice of this order; that in default
said bi be taken as confessed by said de.
PENDANT
And tits further ordered that within TWEEN.
" 600 days said Complainant cause notice
of this order to be published In the Belding
Banner newspaper published and circulat-
ed in said county, and that said publication
be continued there at 10 lst once I'm each
week for six (6) weeks in succession; or that
he cause a copy Of this order to he person
ally served on said defendant at least twenty
(20) days before the time prescribed for her
appearance, FRANK d. M DAVIS,
Dwight c. sheldon, Circuit Judge.
Complainants Solicitor.
business address, Bedding, Mich,
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ORLEANs-OTISCO.

Harry Lyle has purchased 40 acres
of the Andrews Johnson farm.
Willard Worden has moved from
Grand Rapids into the Perrin Cole
house.
This neighborhood was we'll repre-
sented at the Farmers Institute al
Ionia.
O. A. hummer represents Otisco
as vice president of the Farmers
Institute.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Benedict gave a reel
tation at the Farmers Institute and
Ed. Woodbridge read a paper on
Tillage and Rotation of Crops.
A fair representation of the young
people of this vicinity went to Or
leans Saturday to hear the lecture by
Pettingill.
Miss Hattie Christian, teacher OF
the Towne school, spent Friday
evening with Miss Margaret Kohn
and together they attended the
institute at Orleans Saturday.
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BARTONVILLE.

Ray Tillotson and wife visited rela-
tives and friends here recently.
B. +. Tower attended the Lincoln
Club banquet at Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Margaret White Denton Of
Eagle, Wis, and Morris Kinds OF
east Smyrna, were united in marri-
age, Wednesday, Feb. 10, at Ionia.
Their many friends in this place ex-
tend congratulations.
Geo. Richmond of Ann Arbor Wis
tied his parents few days last week.
He left Tuesday for Manila p. /.
where he goes on business and
pleasure trip.
John Brown is working for Mrs.
Susan Krupp.
Theodore Blassen was recently
presented with fine rocking chair
by the A. o. O. G. of Smyrna.
Morris Kinds, wife and youngest
daughter were Sunday guests at W.
Whites.
NJ. f. Richmond visited at +. J,
Richmond 8 last week.
Richard Cowles and daughter Mrs.
Verne Davis were entertained at S.
Davis Sunday.
Mrs. Fl. Younger OF Belding was
here the latter part of last week help
ing to care for her brother S. Davis.
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AvON-KEENE.

Mrs. John T. Renwick passed
away Feb. 8, being sick, only three
days, kidney and heart trouble. De
ceased was n years old Funera
was held at the late residence Thurs
day at 10 O'Clock. Interment al
Saranac.
Mrs. Ed Rhine, who has been visit
ing relatives at Saranac the las,
week, feturned to her mothers home
Saturday.
Mrs. Aaron Pratt is in very poor
health.
Those on the sick list are Mrs. Molly
Brown, Mrs. A. Stewart and Mrs.
Carrie Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Doying are
moving to Lowell, where he has Sc
cured work.
Walter Renwick is very sick, with
not much hopes of recovery.
A. Sparks visited his brother,
Robert. Sunday,
Mrs. James Henry and Mrs. Robt.
Sparks were out calling on the sick
Friday.
Charles Higgins is confined to his
bed with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding of
Pewamo was called here last week by
the serious illness of their daughter
who is teaching in the striped dis
trict. She is reported better at this
writing.
A number in this vicinity have
purchased bean picking machines
and are picking beans for Mr.. Tucker
of Saranac
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INTERNATIONALLY.

F. G. Higbee will move to Ionia
this week
Lee Hoppough visited friends in
Grand Rapids last week.
1t takes the old Vets, to stand
the cold. Orleans carrier No. 20 has
not missed trip yet, he goes regard
less Of weather and says the people
want their mail and it is his duty to
see that they get it,
John Peabody is preparing to move
on the farm he purchased of his
brother Frank.
Mrs. Ben Comstock who has been
sick with grip is some better so her
daughter Mrs. Guy Hoppough who
has been caring for her, has returned
to her home.
Many from these parts attended
the Farmers Institute at Ionia and
were well pleased with the meetings.
G. o. Trumbull and Clare Morton
are visiting friends here.
Miss Flossie Smith arrived home
Wednesday after a stay of three
months with friends in Chicago
We understand Hoppough Bros.
will play with Kellogg for the dance
to be given by the social club at the
new X. o. T. NJ hall in Smyrna Feb.
26th.
The Ladies Aid society of Shiloh
will meet with Mrs. Herb Smith the
last Wednesday in Feb All come
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CANNONsBURG.

An all day social will be held at tn,
home of Mr. ard Mrs. Geo. Hartwel
Thursday, Feb. Is.
Social at the parsonage Friday eve
ming Feb. 10. All cordially invited
Miss Ida Buckler of Ionia recently
visited her sister, Mrs. Geo. Hall.
Miss Grace Johnson and her broth.
er of Cascade spent Saturday and
Sunday with their aunt Mrs. Geo.
Inwood.
Mr.. Solomon of California was a
guest of his niece Mrs. n. p. Schoo-
maker, last week.
Miss Estella Nelson of Greenville
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
sister at the home of Mrs Jas.
Bookey.
Ross Bignell of Bedding was the
guest of ]. F. Joyce last week.
Mrs. Fred Howard has the German
measles.
The dancing party Friday evening
was not success owing to the I'M
clemacy of the weather.
The cantata entitled The Pioneer"
by home talent, which took place at
Hartwell's Bros Hail. Feb. 1918.
was the hit Of the season. A crowd
ed house both nights. Proceeds
S49 20 which will be appropriated to
the High school laboratory.
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ALTON .MOSELEY

This zero weather is too much for
Us to gather items.
E. j. Moshier is yet alive, but
cant stand it much longer his limbs
are mortified to his body.
A dance at Moseley was enjoyed
Monday night.
Quite a number from Alton and
vicinity attended the banquet at
Grand Rapids Friday night
Too cold weather for we'll and els
tern pipes.
Mrs. Ameul Vanterbrock has deed
ed part of her farm to her son Ace.
The X. o. T. NJ. dance at the hall
Wednesday night was not well at
tended the storm was so severe.
David Garfield has been engaged to
work in the Lowell electric plant.
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vERaENNEs STATION.

Mrs David Garfield left Monday
morning for Maple Rapids for
further treatment.
Mr. and Mrs E. Ring received the
sad news of the death of one Of their
grandsons at Carson City,. also that
their daughter. Mrs. Eunice Stout is
dangerously i'll at that place.
Jay Mosher is daily growing
weaker.
Mr.. John Hapeman had the mis-
fortune to slip and fall backward on
to his sleigh box, breaking some ribs
loose from the back bone.
Mrs. Frank Keech is sick abed.
Charles Wilson of Mosely was at
Lowell Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hapeman has the grip
The Maccabees enjoyed dance at
the Grange hall last week Wednes-
day.
Elder Merrill filed his appointment
last Sunday here.
The Valentine party of the Nose
ley Cleaners held at their hall Mon
day night was well attended and oil
enjoyed it to the wee small hours of
the morning.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
Nelson Lewis is improving and able
to sit up.
Miss Virgins returned last week
Saturday from two weeks visit her
aunt. Mrs. Addie Brown Purdy, at
Belding.
James Houlihan is sick abed under
the doctors care.