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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-04
New Companies Formed,

Two new mining corporations have
filed their articles OF incorporation In
the office Of the county clerk. The Gold
Chest Mining company is the name Of
one OF the new corporations, The prin-
clpal place OF business Is In salt Lake
city The company owns cltrms IN
Dry canyon, Charles a. Pau Is press
ldent; Christen Il, Larsen, vice presi-
dent; and william Scott Wright, secre-
tary and treasurer The capital stock
Is 5000
The De Sofa Mining company is the
title given to the other one. This COM
pnny owns property In the star mining
ds'"'"t. Humboldt county New. II is
inc GRATED for Sl0O00 600, divided into
800 600 shares OF the par value Of 81
each, Everard Bierer, Jr, is president;
Heber NJ. Wells, vice president, and
William II, Child, secretary and trsas-
urer The name Of Justice George w
Bar,ch also appears among the incor-
porators,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-04
CONCENTRATES.

The New York Bonanza will market
80 tons Of ore during the week.
Peter Porter Is enjoying a visit from
hls brother G.. ID, Porter OF Chicago
The Bingham mines OF the Bingham
Con. are marketing $50 tons Of ore
daily.
J. NJ. Cnllow, the well known meohan-
ical engineer has returned from bus
mess trip to Montana.
Frank u, Cook the well known min
Ing operator, has returned from trip
to the Pacific coast
General Manager A. H. HYDE, Jr., o.
the Annie Laurie Miulng company OF
Kimberly Is In the city
A new electric locomotive has been
added TO the mine equipment OF the
Dalton & Lark at Bingham
A. j. McMulen, manager Of the O. X,
Extension and SEylark Copper COM
punes, has returned from a trip TO
Beaver county
Frank p Swindler superintendent Of
the Bamherger- Dellmar mines. who
spent the holidays in the city return
ed TO camp last evening.
John 4. Kirby ana c. A. Nielsen have
returned from trip to the new Ne
Nada gold camps where they have been
making Investigations,
The ore ana bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday We're as fol-
lows. Crude ore and concentrates,
$4,000 base bullion Si9,l0o gold bars,
$4,000
ore shipments win be inauguratcd
this week from the Buter-Llberal OF
Bingham under the contract entered
into with the United states Smelling
company.
Manager T. w Madsen of the Gem
fury Gold Mining company has return-
ed from an inspection trip To the Park
Valley property OF that company
A letter received from Manager V, =.
Strange Of the Guldneld Great Bend
Mining company yesterday conveyed
the information that while sinking
new shaft on that property Sl69 ore
was encountered at a depth OF 70 feet
At the postponed stockholders meet
ing of the Copper Ranch Mining COM
pany held yesterday the following OIL
GERS were chosen for the ensuing year;
L. L, tOlhath, president, y, j. beillfS'
vice president. b. r. Lloyd, secretary
W. II Tbbals ana W Il. Wigbuman,
directors
j. w, white has resigned the position
Of master mechanic at the ontario mine
at Park city after ~ yenrs' service.
James II. Muf'et the well known
mining man, who for several months
past has had q lease ont he Creole liz
a a q
much pleased with the appearance Of
things In that camp.-Park Record.
Work at the Corona tunnel goes
steadily on the average OF five feet per
day being kept up, The tunnel Is now
in about il5 feet and the beginning OF
summer will probably see the objective
point, the contact reached, The man
agement expects TO cult his at about
the 1000 foot mark.-Park Record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-04
PRICES OF STOCKS
WENT UP AND DOWN
Very Near Last Mig is Closing at
The Opening Of the
Market
DULLHESS MARKED DEALINGS
What Tone There Was, Was Given by
The Courts and New York
Ccl.raI.

New York, Jan. i-Openirg prices in tho
stock market were generally within y OF
yesterdays closing and were both up and
down. Amalgamatcd Copper after open.
Ing shade higher at Az reacted a
point Confident buying u the Erios and
New York Central gave tone 10 the mar.
ket Amalgamatod copper recovered fu.-
ly New York Central rose ~, ana smolt.
ing, Colorado Fuel and the Fries ABOUT
O point Later selling u Union Pacific
affected the general western group and
the market reacted to the lowest. Nasn.
Hi,c. Chattanooga q st. Louis declined
points. a
cu by the smart bidding up of Reading
10 Nlh and New York Central touched
A9t Federal Mining preferred lost Q.
Bonds We're steady at noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-04
NEW YORK ON
THE ADVANCE.
Park City Stock Furnished the
Real Feature of the Forenoon
Calls on Change,
MAY DAY STOCK TOBOCCANIRG.
Daly.West and Daly'Judge In Good
Toue-BeCk Tunnel Higher
Again,

The feature OF the forenoon calls OF
the mining exchange was the interest
displayed in the stock OF the New
York Bonanza Mining company, the
price advancing 10 cents a share with
indications favorable for a further rise,
May Day, on the contrary, fell TO .
cents, and some brokers made tho pre-
dictlon that IL has not yet hit bottom,
DAILY West was inclined 10 stlffen. but
no sales Of the stock were recorded,
Daly-Judge maintained its strength
around 800 n SHARE and for United
States 24S7is was bid, 3ulllon-Beck
Tunnel rose TO 9la at which figure 500
shares were bought,
The closing quotations and sales
were:
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-04
PRODUCE



Chicago. Jan -Wheat--No. 2. red ] Il,
No. 3, red, l.l2ql lG, No 3 hard, 1871
ll8, no g. hard OSal u, No J. north.
ern, LISA. 90 No 2 northern, ll0dLl5,
No. 3. spring, lmdl Is.
Corn-No 2, i2i4ui2A No, g. i2h TO 42ls
Oats-No 2, 3Oan9l& No. g. 800
At the opening May wheat was up u
to Ha% at Liza to 11iAalliM After
selling of to l,l8fNlli the price stead
ily rose. May closed HU& higher at LIZA
AHA.
Corn-Jan., irs; May dSdirt; Juy.
oats-Jan., 25A May 3lA; July 3iA.
Porcelain, 70 22ia, May l2.G2i4
Lard--Ian. GGOG6G2ls; May, G.SjN6.S7i Z;
July, 6.9l6iG 0Il2.
RIbs-Jan, 682l4Q625; May. COPY.
Rye-Jan, Is. Is
Flax-Cash northwest, l,2iA
Tmothy--Jan. 2.7J.
Clovcr-Cash, 1915.
Barley--Cash, 3Sg50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-04
GoLDFIELD MINING NEWS.
Combination Has Paid Its Third DiNl'
dend Of S32,O 900.

dend or N32 600.
A Jesse on the Iron Dyke claim Of the
Blue Bull group reports striking ore in
places that goes $2lS per ton. The COM
pany work on the Blue Bull ia also re-
ported to be looking much better,
A shipment Of ii5 sacks OF high grade
ore will go out today from the Herring
ton Glover suitcase on the 81. Ives.
The actual value Is not known, but 1t
will go up into the hundreds per ton.
Seventy three sacks OF high grade ore
viii 90 with II from the Price and Cur
rine lease on the Clermont
There Is "somethln dom ON the
Simmerone, but just what nobody
seems TO know, or at least VIII not say.
Some weeks ago ore that went over
$1,000 per ton for two feet was struck
~ the surface. A control Of the proper
~ changed hands and a company form
ed, since which time nothing has been
done untn recently. Now a high board
fence has been erected surrounding the
fraction. This IN so unusual ns 20 eX-
cite comment but It's purpose has not
been definitely ascertained. While $1,000
ore IL well worth guarding, still several
properties here have had richer ore,
but this is the first one TO be enclosed
by a high board fence.
Tomorrow, the 3lst inst, the Combi-
nation Mines company viii pay It's third
dividend being for 1872 O0Q, or 10 per cent
on the stock outstanding II has also
been ascertalned that the company in
tends 10 make this dividend regularly
every month. n6tead Of quarterly as
stated. II Is not only able To do this,
but as n matter Of fact they have been
placing an equal amount FOR the past
two months into a reserve fund and
will continue 10 do 80 until 800 600 Is
so placed, after which It Is probable
that the dividends viii be increased
As these dividends are being paid on
shipping ore only, and with no special
effort at production, II can readily be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-04
TRANSFER OF THE GALENA.
stockholders Of the Gnlenn Mine Ratlfy
Contract with Utah Mine.

At meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Galena Mining company held this af-
ternoon, by a vote OF more than two
thirds - the issued stock the contract
for the gale OF the company's property
at Fish Springs to the Utah mine, was
ratified The consideration named in
the agreement entered into by the di-
rectors of the respective companies Is
$50 900.
Under the terms of the agreement the
Utah company has a years time In
which TO prosecute development work
before making the final payment on the
nurchnRe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK Jan. 4-Sugar raw firm.
Fair refining, as centrifugal. SO test, as;
mOlasscs sugar, 4s.
Refined Firm Crushed, G.j5; powder
ed. 595, granuated 5&.
Cuffee-S Steady No, Z Rio 81,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-04
Filed with Secretary of State.

A copy Of the articles Of Incorporation
OF the Standard Goidheld Mining COM
pany OF Ogden was filed In the secre-
tary Of states Office today The CONF
pany is Incorporated for $4,000, dlyid-
ed into shares of the par value OF 800
each. II. S. LeCompte Is president w.
j. baltimore, vice president ID, II, Dem
sell secretary, Samuel Blair, treasurer,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-04
AMERICAN FLAG ORE.
Park city Mine In the Market With a
Car Lot Today.

The American Flag mine OF Park
city has some ore In the market today
and Supt. John Rhodin Is down to look
after the sale Of the product,
The mine rs the scene Of considerable
activity now. While the extraction OF
ore continues the campaign Of eXplora-
ton Is being carried on vigorously.
The SHAFT is being sunk to the 1900
foot point ore Is being taken from
the / LOO level
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-04

Manager J. w CaImes has great
confidence in the Valentine group.
which proposition he undertook to de-
velop last fall Since then he has
made several shipments Of copper ore
OF n very good grade.
Mr.. Cairnes stated to a News" rep
resentatlye that he has opened a ~
foot ledge and that he has let con-
tract to extend the tunnel along the
strike OF the vein for a distance Of 500
feet. Another shipment win be made
in the near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-04
PARK CIrY,s OUTPUT.


According to figures compiled by the
Park Record the output OF orc from the
big summit county camp aggregated
216, GG5, 900 pounds the shippers being
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-04
REGrLAR MORNING SAFES.

Carlsa $40 at 1888,
Lower Mammoth, 1000 at OS' 1000 at
90 ne,
silver Shield, 40 at 0Il5; 1000 at 'OiSi.
Beck Tunnel. 800 at .Ogls.
Yankee con. 200 at &la.
OPEN BOARD SALES. 90.
May Day 100 at .09a, LOO at 'V91si Oo
at OaA 1909 at 90 400.
New York 600 at .32i5, IO0 az 49,, 100 at
at 70. 1000 at AZ
Uncle Sam Con, 100 at q
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Time Table
In Effect Dee. 4.
1904.
ARRIVE.

ARRIVE.
rom Ogden, Portland. Butte
can Francisco. Chicago, ST
LOUIS Omaha and Denver ,.. $40 am.
ron Ogden and intermediate
~, ~ s,s''sst,. ................ 9.2 a IN,
ON Ogden. Cache Valley. ana
rmlermediate points ...:......., HISS en- IN.
I9n ogden Chicago, 81 Louis.
Nansas city, Omaha Denver.
Frrdn.di San Francisco .............. A.4S I. IN.
'sse,h Ogden, Cache Valley,
~ Ahthony Portland and san
francisco 60 ..,",,..,...,'.... TAO p IN.
DEPART
ogden, Omaha, Chicago.
iomih.VL Kansas City and 81.
Ron 20 ,'s''s,, .....,.......,...... 700 a, m
'Gt ogden, Portland N. An
tnuny, san Francisco and In
~ Heulato points ,......'.s...,. l0,20 a. m
~ ogden. Omaha, Chicago.
Denyer kaneas civ. ~ IoIiia
roonnu san Franclsoo .,..,,.,...,-. 1,l0 n. m.
o., Oblen, Cache Valley Dem
W. Kansas city. Omaha, 81.
~, us and Chicago .,,.,,..'.','. b,45n.m
n4I VBdcn, Cache Valley Butte ''N
Iieieha. Portland. San Frnn.
CISCO ana lntermedlate nniuIs NM
a, NJ SCHUMACIiER ~ "a pm
~ IL, hurley. a p a. r. "s''
civ r., r ssrENCtER. A, G. & r. A
Aleket Office, 2Ol Main Street
Telephone $50
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seen that when the new mill begins
grinding out bullion a dividend Of 80 per
cont monthly is not improbable. Gold
field News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-04
Aed6E ny ii 'R q! GRA ALgF
RIO CYANIDE WE5l[L!s3,NN !sss1
Current Time Table.
In effect Oct. 9TH. 1904
LEAVE SALT LAKE cry
.0--kgr Hahar ~.

No "a SAIL LAKE CITY
M W-f9r Heber, Provo and
70 lO2-For Park CITY '''.'' S SYy IN
~ e-For Denver aud East w Sb9 ~
70 5-tor ogden and Meat ~ l0,S6 -.
10 d-Eor Ogden and West i'H =,
70. s-tor Denver and Egst e,iS y y.
" S~for Provo and Eureka =: 400 n m
no ll2-For bingham " S,W ~
10 lN-For Bingham S.6o q ~ ~
no; n-For Ogden and Local 1
No o AlE, ~ i... ,,.a ........ sos p. m
No s-fsor Ciiel ana East So. sos p, M
,VVs1en ana West .ll.40 pm,
SAIL LAKE CITY,
No 6--F'rom Ogden and the
No. l2.From ogden " ana Local u" an
NJ O5i's .,' -, -, ,..,.,,s.....l 0:5 a, m,
M tt tV'n fi I ana Provo 1000 a m
No' ts,o,mi, ppenNer and East-l0;40 a. M
NO, 2-trom Ogden and the ''I''
~, ioi - 'p.,;.'. ...... 80. s;o5 p. m,
No aErrom tia db,k OIty .,',..,. b!l5 =, m.
MarysYale 80, ,..,...' ~ ana - -
No. ll3-Erom Bingham $3.50 'l9,S6 a. ~ M
No. ll5-FrOm Bingham 49, S,I8 =,
No -Brom Ogden and the
No. S--From Denver and East n Ia - %, m
- AZ tf99iins except Nos. l and stop al
Ticket Office Dooiy Block. Phone ss
]. A. BENTON,
Gen. Agt Pass Dept
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago
Chicago, Jan i-Cattle- Receipts. 1900;
market steady Good 20 prime steers. o. ID
13G; poor to medium, 3f0u5.35. stock
ci5 ana feeders 23pit4.CO: COWS. 2JfM u,
hcIfcrs, GO0t5.DI, Gamers. L2lu24J. bulls,
2WNLO0; calves. 3.lOa7.0O.
Hogs Receipts today. 5000. tomorrow,
300; market strong Mixed and BUTCH
crs. i3juil; good to choice heavy ASA
4.,tla. rough heavy, i,iN,i6l, lights. 4.3O
0A0; bulk Of sales, i5ln4 s.,
Sheep Receipts. 1000, market strong.
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A. S. Campbell,
WORKING THE VALENTINE,

Stock Broker, 2l6 d. +. Walker Block.
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RECAPITuLATION
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-15
Base Line.

Mrs. Langdon is still on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Treat are both in poor
health.
Mrs. a. Wilmot was the guest of Addie
Hall Wednesday.
w. Culver and wife have sold their
farm and moved away.
Thomas Chapple has another cancerous
tumor, this time on the lip.
Mrs. Marion visited her mother at
Winkler lake, Thursday and Friday.
The Aid society will meet and serve
dinner at Mrs. b. Sanford's, December 20.
Mrs Ida Leach was called to South
Haven Thursday by the illness of her
mother.
While in Gobleville, Thursday, q Con-
nery's horse was stricken with paralysis.
He was able to be brought home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Howard of Gobleville
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Knowles of Oceana
county were guests at &. Posts Friday.
There was a wood bee to cut wood for
the church Wednesday. Mr.. BLAIR and
w Day furnished the wood and the
ladies of the aid society furnished the
dinner.
The Grange at this place is large and
fiourishing organization, also very busy
one. Last Saturday evening a literary
program by Mrs. Marion's scholars, the
Wagertown school, was given, and every
body invited. 10 two weeks the pupils
of the North Point school, Mr.. Russell
teacher, will furnish the program.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-15
Geneva.

Miss Bessie Brook went to Chicago
last Monday.
Isaiah Thomas, wife and brother are
in the north woods at work.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ernest Reed have gone
to South Haven to live. Ernest has a
position in the piano factory.
Eugene Wescott is helping care for his
brother who is sick near Kalamazoo
Will Bates ard wife are keeping house
for Mr.. Wescott while he is away.
Reuben Bronson of Columbia went to
Mancelona, Tuesday to get work. We'd
nesday night he started TO friends to
stay over Sunday. Thursday morning
his body was found beside the c. Il. &
l. track. His head was entirely severed
from his body. He was run over by the
train. The funeral was held at Grand
Junction Sunday. He leaves wife,
two children and sister. His brother
was killed about six months ago
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-15
Lacofa.

Geo. Egelus was in South Haven last
week.
Mr. Fitz Camp of Bangor was in town
Monday.
Miss Lucy Porter went to South Haven,
Monday.
Miss Bessie Brooks has gone away to
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Bates were Ban
gor callers Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Demorest was in South
Haven last Tuesday.
The Cleaner lodge met Tuesday even
ing and elected officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grussinger went
to South Haven Saturday.
Mrs. Sam Johnson and son Jay were
IN South Haven Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Hoag from Casco, visited
at George Eitels last Tuesday.
Emory Graves and j. f. McKesson
were Bangor callers last Thursday.
Mrs. n. S. Taylor and son Glenn re-
turned from South Haven, Monday.
Mrs Marks Bigelow and Miss Priscilla
were South Haven callers Thursday.
Prof More's pupils are preparing for
cantata to be given ABOUT Christmas
time.
Beverell Wenban has gone to Kalama-
zoo to attend the Parsons business
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Stickney and family
were guests of Chas. Nelson's people
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Monroe visited
her mother, Mrs. Wood, and family
Sunday.
Mrs. More went to Gobleville Tuesday
to attend a meeting of the Eastern Star
lodge there.
Messrs. Ross Dilley, Burlingame and
Frank Mosier have been up north on
hunting trip.
Ernest Reid and wife have moved to
South Haven. He has employment IN
the piano factory.
The leisure amatuers gave play en-
titled The Corner Store in Clark's
opera house Tuesday night.
Rand Mrs. Emory Graves Entertained,
Friday evening, at a progressive pedro
party. Mrs. j. +. McKesson captured
first prize and Mr.. Graves got the con-
ISOLATION prize. There were very nice re-
freshments served.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-15
BerIdmonf.

At. Anderson spent Wednesday in
Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Alice Cory is very i'll at the
sanitarium.
Col. ID. Anderson is visiting his son
David in Paw Paw.
Bertha Bodine visited in Bangor,
Sunday, the guest of Miss Jennie Wilkin-
son.
Mrs Reser was called to Chicago
Monday by the serious illness of her
daughter Anna.
Lola Lindsey returned to her home in
Decatur last Sunday, after spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. j. III.
Hnc klev.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-15
Hamilton.

Miss Lucy Fritz is visiting her broth
er, Henry Fritz, and family.
Miss Prue Richards visited her aunt
Mrs. II. Campbell, last week.
Miss Agnes Havener was absent from
school last week on account of sickness.
Mrs. Lester Osborne returned from
Battle Creek last Friday Her sister
improves very slowly.
Bine Stearns shipped car load of
lambs of his own feeding to Buffalo Mon
day. He went with them.
Bernard j. Creagan returned from the
northern part Of the state last Friday to
remain until after the holidays
Roy Osborne conterplates going to
Oklahoma next Tuesday. There are sew
eral young men going from Decatur and
vicinity.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-15
Little Johnnie Is Young Yet.

Little Johnnie doesn't like to be
kissed, but sometimes he is compelled
ty some gushing friends OF his moth
er to submit to the ordeal. The last
time they called he went through the
operation as gracefully as possible,
but after their departure he remark
ed, vigorously rubbing the powder
from his face meanwhile: Mamma, |
don't like to have them kiss me. It
tastes just like kissing a marshmal-
low. "-Lippincott's.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-15
King Of Cough Medicines.

Mr.. T.. G.. Case, a mail carrier of Canton
Center, Conn, who has been in the U. S.
service for about Is years, says: I'VE
have tried many cough medicines for
Group, but Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy is king of all and one to be relied up
on every time. We also find it the best
remedy for coughs and colds, giving GER
tain results and leaving no bad after eff
fects" For sale by Longwell Bros. IN
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G0bIeWWe.
Ies is on the sick list.

Alison Hyames is on the sick list
Jud. Hyames, Jr., is improving nicely.
Saul Frank has had new roof put on
his store.
r. II. Willis is building Phil. Bush
cement block barn.
Dell Barrett has left the Bradley q
Markillie Co. as foreman.
Frank Wright is using Harry Harring-
tons fish house to pick chickens IN.
Mrs. Pratt of Three Rivers is visiting
her mother, Mrs George, of this place.
Steve Nash and wife are visiting
friends in Muskegon and Grand Rapids.
Ed. Convey will move out of the old
bank building into the Hi. Goble house.
Liss Starks of Kansas is visiting his
brother Fred and other friends in Pine
Grove.
Geo. Austin has returned from Ann
Arbor, where he has had successful
throat operation.
The Central hotel is now owned by
Mr. Mark, he having traded his farm in
Pine Grove for It,
Alison Hyames returned last week
from Coldwater, where he visited his
sister, Mrs. Frank Ryder.
Mrs Percy Root of Gaesburg visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Smith,
and others here last week.
Ed. Young is nicely located in his new
quarters and can show one of the finest
drug stores in southern Michigan.
Andrew Knowles of Klondyke, Oceana
county, Mich, is visiting at Edison How
ards. Mr.. Knowles lived here 20 years
ago.
Jud. Hyames has opened a well
equipped shoe store and has installed a
gas lighting plant bought OF O. f. Har-
mon.
Buell. Goble has purchased his moth
er's barn and has had it torn down by
Ferguson IL Fritz. He will move it to
his farm.
Mrs. Plat, proprietor of the Goble
house, has rented the Central hotel and
is moving in. She will rent the Goble
house to private families,
Myers Bros. held their annual blow out
Friday and Saturday. They served coffee
and lunch. Refreshments in charge of
Mrs. A. Howard. Fine weather drew
large crowd.
We learn of the death of DR.. }. +. Fail
ing, who passed away at Los Angeles,
Cal. DIR. Failing practiced medicine at
this place several years ago. He moved
to Grand Rapids, and on account of poor
health went west some 10 years ago.
His body was brought to Grand Rapids
for burial.
l. p. Ampey, after an illness of two or
three months, died Thursday, December
7, and the funeral was held at the f. b.
church Sunday, December 10, Rev. Dull
officiating. Mr.. Ampey being an old
soldier the relief corps and q. A. r
turned out in great numbers. He was
man of good influence and will be greatly
missed in this section.
Yves. Heron and Silas Breed were 66
and 81 years of age, respectively, last
Monday, and, as usual, punched the job
and celebrated their anniversaries at Mr..
Herrons. Messrs. and Mesdames Mark
Stoughton and j. Il. Hyames were Sc
cured to help clean up on the eatables,
and the job was done right you may
feel assured. The attending physician
being very busy, we were unable to get
more full report.