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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-05
The bureau of statistics recently s.

The bureau of statistics recently sent
out special inquiry circular to ascer
tain the cost of hauling farm crops to
shipping points, and the compiled results
representing replies from nearly 200
counties in different parts OF the United
States indicate that the quantity of fsr',
produce annually hauled amount
100000 tons. The cost of haulirg 80
same is estimated at approximately 80.
100000, which is an average of 81g '-r J
per hundred weight. In general 'i..'
hauling cost is to large extent O. pr
dant upon the value of the articles '+ui
ed, the more valuable products takel, to
market oftener and in smaller loads, and
therefore at greater cost. Corn, wheat,
hay and potatoes are hauled at from to
9 cents per 100 pounds; tobacco and hogs
at 10 cents per 100 pounds; cotton at l6
cents, and wool, A cents.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-05
ORFoRDvILLE, Wis, June %, 1901

Tobacco planting in this neighborhood
is we'll under way N. N. Hesgard holds
the record of being the first to complete
planting, he having planted 10 acres. FL.
c. Eidahl follows with about acres; b.
M. johnson, Pete Stengrinson, n. K.
Hesgard and George Bursley have also
completed setting, and many of the
larger growers are about half through
and will complete before the 4th. The
weather here is promising and ground in
splendid condition. Plants have grown
faster than many expected, and find
some with unprepared land. General
condition is not dlscouraging and we
look for crop to catch up with former
years. Several in this vicinity have in
creased acreage from to acres, and by
the end of this week will have in general
two-thirds of crop planted in and around
Orfordville
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-05
NEW YORK, June 26, 1907

The event of the week in local leaf
circles has been the active inquiry for
filler of the new crop. Large interests
appear to be desirons of securing ample
supplies. During the week number of
sales have been made of Pennsylvania
Bread leaf of the 1905 crop and some
Wisconsin BIS. Weather conditions are
good for the growing crop.
Sumatra.-A brisk business has been
done in Sumatra tobacco during the past
week. Manufacturers who were COM
planning few weeks ago seem TO find
business much better and they are more
largely in the market.-Leaf
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-05
BaIdwinsvilIe, N. Y.

A number of growers have finished
setting and transplanting has become
general. Although the season has been
backward, with favorable weather from
now on the prospects are good for sue
cessful crop. The present condition of
the market warrants the belief on the
part of the growers that good prices will
prevail for the 1907 crop.-Gazette.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-05
Lancaster.
LANCASTER, Pa, June 25, 1907

LANCASTER, Pa, June 25, 1907.
AS there is not much old tobacco IN
the local market, it is no surprise to
learn that there have been few trans
actions of any account lately. The deal
ers are now looking forward to market
for their 1906 goods, much of which is
ready for the purchaser. They conf
IDENTIFY believe that the prices will not
fall below those of the 1905 crop, and
some of the more sanguine expebt high
or prices, by reason of the unfavorable
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1907-07-05

Tobacco planting has been going on
for the past ten days, with all the speed
possible, and another week will see the
finish of transplanting. The weather
has been very favorable, and the usual
acreage will be planted this season.
News.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19
Burn K.
Invitation ll| 70. 3 Deliver Al Address Al
NJ Ihe dwelling. OF IllO1uIreI1l

| Governor Burke has been se se7
cure by the G. R. post Of
this city, ITO deliver an add ddress
on the socc ccasiionL i Of the unveiling
lof the new nor ument: to Be
erected in the g. r. cemetary, ],
this spring The veiliing will
take place "a { D Decorat ion day.
May 30th. The post is s arrang-
ing to To- have q little better pro
gram this year than. ever before,
and the fact the gover1lor !, d the
state will oliver anad dress, lll- a..
sures the sue cess the day
PRE- paratio viii be mad
take care the large X crowds that
will be ii the city on that day.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19
Seven Killed And Many Injured In Wreck
Near Bartlett =. T.. +
NEW REAL ESTATE firm
] Kennedy & Jones Have Opened A
Real Estate Office >&z=z:S :

D. Kennedy. and Steve.
Tones have formed q partnership
Eand are now conducting a gen.
Feral real estate business in the
old Brennan & Grey law Office on
Kelley avenue in this city. :. -.
s Il Neither of these gentlemen
need an introduction to the peo-
pie of this county. For years
both Of them have had land
holdings III this vicinity, and
both Of them are well known by
nearly everyone in this part of
1.-The state. r. b r. -: - -, -.
by having been for many
gears in close touch with the
land values of the northwest,
land being practical. farmers,
| giVes them a knowledge of land
| falues that inslres their success:
The new firm also deals in city
j property and has already listed
.la number Of lots and residences.
They have recently been
granted the light 10 act as
|agents for the Pennsylvania
sEFire, Insurance company. +
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19
lOClA !! y 4 BASEBALL talk
Devils ''v ! Lake / L Boys win Join. The
s.sS.5@. 81 Northern League .s2s. |

An. effort IS being ] made BY
local baseball enthus lasts Sto or
ganize$ q team to enter the
Northern league. Sufficient ta-
lent has! already been secured,
and all the boys need nov. is
some financial support. for the
M cessary outftting. I
A meeting will soon be held
for the 4 purpose Of. il. organizing
and pointing some one to call
on the public for aid, and it. is
earnestly hoped that the boys
will not. BE turned down. in their
effort to make a ! showing odi
what they can do, providing
they get a chance. 81 q & !. Il. .2s= :E5a.
The towns that will belong te
the Northern league this season
are as; follows: Bismarck, Far,
go, Jamestown, Grand Forks:
Groo ston, Bemid il, Minot a1le
Devils Lake. Y: y. .s3sHs.3
The Devils aLake boys Wer,
not fortunate il securing I'll,
field at Chautauq qua this season,
Ibut yerth heless they are i deter
mined lE:1t' 6 show: /: their efficiency
land It's up % the general publ
tos assist them id Il /; a i material way
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19
ANNUAL PlAlRIS Ting
Tie Church The Advent.
0ffiCers Elected q

The annual parish rleetin ing Of
the Church of the Advent, was
held orl2 NJ day, evenii1l d hi April
18th which tll 4 foil lowing Off ffi
GERS we're Il ected for the ensue-
ing year 0 s.5
estrg gnlen Chant her
lin Geo NJ % oers Geo. -.
Rodenbac las. hite,
did daugh Bert Green,
lin and IA p arshall.
Secretary reas,1ra and War
Edens Will he elected az first yes
try sldeeting The ll first Monday in
May
The renor orts HE VorlsS done
|during s. the past year both by
the churel organ ion md also
the the Vario otls societies eonneeE-
Ted vi Ilsit, slaol that the past
year was one ica the rector,
the officers ,aEsIiip
could be proud good
Vt,r MS not con nfiialad 10 The at-
|Eellaa ane spii tlaal WEI fare
lentirel The lleinb nbersh hip
was both loyal and liberal ii
6nancia SUI
splertI III record mad q by
||sElle sunday school was also very
ing, and Eli q aparintend.
lent i I'D be- s,oaa aratsl ted llpofl
esiicl tar aals
Ifaaasaa gem ell II.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19
s#s74aE4I ~ 55}Ty.4S@~ -
SUCCESSIVE NEE TlN6S
] alleIam This CITY By Ille' llIIIlllhaesa
. kan Division 0f hesbytery q


During the past two weeks
very successful meetings have
been held both by the Women's
and mems associations Of the
MinneWaukan division De the
Presbyt teriian church i'll this city
The ladies held their meetings.
on the 4th and 5th, Which were
well attended by the ladies in
| this city and from neigh hboring
communities. Those in attend
Eance from other towns were.
Mrs. McManis Of Minnewaukaa,
|N. D. Mrs. j. p. .Shel land Mrs.
Clarck Of Rolla, and Mrs. Pal
[iner field secretary for the
north west division Of the asso-
ciation from. leW Y ork
The men, eetings were held
on last Tuesd day and W Wednesd
April 10Th and It'll. and ere
even better attended than those
|of the ladies. About twenty
delegates from various parts Of.
the state attend ded, among which.
were a. g. BroW1lof Far
60, and B, glapp, state school
sup erintende ent, also of Fargo
The principal add dresses deliv-
|ered on ednesda . ey ing.
were these Of i Rev. Alexander.
Roulston of Knox and Rev. l.
Shell of Rolf !, "a gether with
the, farewell 4 add ddress of Eyange-l
Hist Russell 10 d eft 7 ,llursd day
|for gando where he vii con
duct a series i 1aeetillg gs the
comm b week. a whole these
meetings were as sue ccessfu as,
Any of Their irld AVE- held irl
shis citt
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19
ind ,llGID|
aess lIoksllla. All Old Timer Ille
seselsa;Il lI0Il. axes Ilf

ess IIoksirl Il,Saii AGED
forty gears abouE two
niles from m e ter. III nit
Ted sIlicide b Mon IaoElir i s,y
shooting lisasal tls q &
ibre has been
suffering WI coIisu adj pfissa for
the glase Gsvo years and been
0ual 81 IN iils & ii
li,ias,l Il III son
Hull END is III 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19

Ii many fai efls &c w eat her
|IST SIS vii I'LL leased te
know tlla Ilel llfa
|a severe attack oi tllae
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19
Two PRISONERS DORIENT TAl IIITED WRECKED

S :O'sU,VVaE aAaatV,sA atf'u $ y all
Near /, Il. b B
The. west bound Oriental lim.lI
ited, the finest train on theI
Great Northern system, was
| |ditched just east Of Bartlett, Eatil
LIS Monday morning which rel
suited in the death off at ;leastl
seven people. \ The train Wasl
running at the rate of 45l
miles an hour when the accident
occurred from the spreading Oh
the rails. Following the crash
the Wreckage; caught fire and all1
the, coaches were burned except
ing the Pullman sleeper and tie
observation. car. Among the
dean are Mail Clerk William B.s
Jones Of Grand Fork and six y
f, ffore,nart of sthe<sn,oker and h,,r,ris
led to a crisp, leaving their feat
lures undistingui y 5S. .
! I SS Fl; isFssS thnIIorht II huG.$ ,nori,rino
1 roral,sons !, sa Who WAS ,,,ii;ne M s' fha
| III fated ~, :, That ia an;isaa q,
1.-The rail- we're n,,rrposeIy n,,lled 81
1 out. an attempt to deliberatalv
i wreck WI the train had 81, been ,s made. il
las the track at This r,oirt Il Is r,erz i,,,.
/ fectly straii i,l ght and II. Wol1Id VI, ba ' rhe !
'IlastS place j, I. al engineer m Il II 81 vo,1ld
Hook for 81 any stroubl & u: of the kind. 81, II
II The place where " q tthe 81 wreck ,1tts,
occurred ~, was. directly an MI f,a fliu-
tlsion line l,,etwe i, i II alrsev5 ana ma
/. Nelson Y counties q ii m "a, ana Il q doctors 1t. And
Il coroners were fs 81 llad 81 t,th
sAplaces. ss
The list 5 of the injured ii i II reaches
.1about twenty But 81 many I, 81 n, 4 IF { these q
l1|=Were ~ b but slightl N l,llr q 81 o3,nrly six
being seriio,usly injured hi q 1, these
i aIre: +, 81. IL B I5S1 5s.I5
/ Alfred Osgooo 8 b feel
{ lcrushed.
Archie Sand ders. q Clarence. Mo.
s5tleg fs brok s. !, ,,E 81. u: .::5:.5
Fireman & RaIv Curtis. i; II y . ,ariin,ore c11t,s
IIN. sbo,, 81, der l,l,ris I u .s.Sl 5s
Z ail Gle,k Fodnass q; 20
farros ba5dlv burned Al, ca Ided
!. Matt# Neilson. n N, Fnss ston iin,,s
!. hack u,encI, |= n d 81
noi,, eer ero,,s,f,,, ,a,.;,,,,,.e5 M, m
d I, sauaraIvE @ , l,r,,isel1]. and Fac q, q
4 believed M rs interna q. llv mn MI
]. u 81 7S4'2's
~ q ~ Il; Nh, q, !, !, u ,.a, 81.
1 y1Iaaks ii ;;,raanol;s s., d l,n,,aa
4 s,n,,.a,, e,,.,as y,S
4 Ssr ,o,o,as ii, rs D 81, ara v. lap
u and baaa ,,,,.t
u 20 & S,, 81, ! u, "a !, lfatsd y
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4 8, ! n % B NJ, ;s,,,,s ~, \,
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4 60 .u1 ~. ss'sollpsu !.
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]! II 'aI',ss. II, go ,s,,ss aaasapls.
IN 5.,s,.1s'' 's'. s.as d 49,.
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Il VI
1t Mail CLERK ZONES u was
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19

angAIistS Ri sssIl iVerad
lis farewell the De city
of Devils Lake IN Vadsls even
Ing to q large aud diellce igal
ENDS lie has during lliss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-19

C,onnoIl n has rented bis
farm III ls iin lley Il ii
Odessa VnsIlir the Nc
Isaae bro lers. have leased
the property i'll u
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-28

The \iethodi9' Sunday : ac"I
gave Christmas tree %r-t,t0aN
afternoon. which wa, largely at
tended, especia ~ b} the ft-ie
folks. who Ell ~. ii, the u;m Il
the presents. III which obey Were
the recipients.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-28

The Rector OF The Episcopal
Church WEI be cut Of town neat
Sunday. here will oe no selNIce-
except Sunday School. at $3.50 ~.
m. Wednesday next. (New 1eaF's
Day) service of Holy Communion
will be held al 10 q. n.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-28

O'Niell haa Christmas ana NrS
New Years po-ta! cards.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-28

The employees of tie Nyle
Lumber Co. presented to Nf. a..
A. PeteImar, manager OF the mill,
handsome umbrella with & beau
'tifully engraved gold handle, a.
holiday present on Christmas
morning. The present i very
much appreciated BY it recipient.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-28

Your clothes receive ~, clai A.
tention at Stirling :.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-28

Clothes cleaned and pressed :
Strings. Next to poStollicc.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-28

StIrIInp Next 10 bOSl0llIct.
TIC ,rareli,7g theatrical orqas.i-
zo.inn. are n,f annearirq u nu-
1 n"elon now % Fformerjy. Thi4
nr,5;,;a, i nrcbal,}v due to The
c,nsarsS. ~ thn money market.
.rhaea ,,.,o have the ..dr-ira5ic's
49, ai,;,o 5evaIorn,rnt-. and
az "ml.'S .,,Id ,,,..fer +, .}ygFp
,rbat 49,, hove IL hand
''''' 80 w.,
Harness repaired anu ,,1 ''el''',,
o'e''''''eo :,
The Bauschcr Street Fair and
waei- occun,.;oo I'LL -, near the
ujnb cch4Ii "a I~eria s5rraI.
go. s-,.i IT,, .a. ~
ara ,a;rI, GOOD and thouph large
crowd. arc nresent each night. the
r.a;,.. ~ rathar small. The
roSna, .,rinoencv IL Being felt
,,,,t.,;.,1,. orasent
Buggies. carriages and all run
ming vehicles repaired at BrehA :.
Phone ?.
We learn mat some q tn 2.-'.aI-
ers in St. Mary ana ao. ''i--i; ;
parishes will proDapiy ioss I'll I'M
ly because d the alsapPe5I'' IT. i
OF William AdleT, q u, = '0,I ~, i,
the firm CT \. y d.ef . ~ !, - j;
i gone 70 Contra Amel'Ga = =
claimed that Adier = H 10; :,
million dollars eh'it ia 49,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-28

Buggies. carriages and all run
ming vehicles repaired at BrthA :.
Phone ?.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-28


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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1907-12-28

Harness repaired and saddles
oyerhauIed at Brenn's. Phone =
The Owosso times., 1907-02-08
Probate Court

Mrs. Nancy 4. Powers Was discharg-
ed as guardian OF Emma a, Noglsr and
others micors.
William Z. Jacobs W. relDpoi4.ad a
member Of the Soldiers Relief commits.
s'ouof sGauassae comfy r.r pn;ad
Of three years
Chaa. a. Nr'l.y asks taat zIau7e
'IGHikeu ha appom.e1a,t.aini raIix OF
the esta,o as Nary2I Mutaer. dozen
od, whosc estate IS yalpe5 q. about
$500.
Wla. j. RoarGe was ii-aarea3 Is
The Owosso times., 1907-02-08
Byron

4 q ~ ~
: MrsjP N ,AdaJnlE Of Argentine, died
suddenly Monday night aud was Jdfied
bf Byron cen4stery Thursday Elmer
Ctmwins, of fselkirli, is visiting .rela-
tiyes here Mrs Z AZ Lewis is reroy.
ering from an attack Of the grippe
Or A J Brannack was 4 sled. TO ssfer
rice on accountof the.serionS illhess Of
Mrs T.W Tewksbury 8ifNasy' Mrs
VI E eaoodricbfof Ovid, are Guests Of
their son, Re@Sd Z Goodrich anf fam
fly The me,pbels Of the N E,chrrch
held donation Ibnrsday evening for
the benefit of tiS5S pastor; rscsipts $50
Mrs William gMcDopald tas besn
sufterinpwith 9uiuzy for two weeks
Lewis, HSihon, of Vera5h, has been
assisting Ms brother, william FIathon,
While Gllipg his Ice house-& Hyatt
an1 family left Con North Dakota sat
uriav. They were given surprise Oh
" eanesdagevenin by severaRof the
lHaccabees who met-S9 S9t cheir home %
give tthor farevell, Airs Celia
BrJmo, wao was ior mauyyear5 g, resi-
dont Of this tjwnship. died recently in
Vorluonl whittier she wen- TO spend
her relnail;ng days with children
there IIer husband preceded her tc
the other shore several years ago She
wa%the moIher of>Ml Nelson Lo May
/ ...,-4.... TI.,,.
The Owosso times., 1907-02-08
Middlahnrv

Mrs Wilbur Bigford has been eutar
tanning her mother, Mrs Chris Smith
of South HIiddlebury, for the past week
--- Mrs susie Arnold and sister, who
spen two weeks with friend, and rala-
tiyas in Illinois, returned home Monday
G Smith visited her
her daughter Mrs John Nounga, Tues
day Dennis snyder who suffered q
second stroke Of paralysis two weeks
ago remains about-the sgme--Thefs
is a good deal Of sickness in Ovid and
surrounding country Dewey, of
Oakland, visited her uncle, D Snyder
and family recently-Mrs Reuben
Dennis. visited Mr. and Mrs j il Dennis,
Friday-Mr and Mrs NcCeuy, of
near Shephardsyille, also Gilbert Austin
and family end. Miss Lena Smith were
guests'of their sister, Mrs William Big
bee and family Thursday Of last week
-Rey Cramer, Of Bmton, who has
been very,in, is able to be out again
Geo Morse, Of California was the guest
Of his sister, As Josae last week.
James Cassidy a pioneer of Middlebury
but who bad lived in ovid for several
years, died atshis home Sunday morn,
ing. RE had been in poor health for a
few years He was taken with severe
stroke from which he never rallied.
He was taken TO Clariden in the south.
ern part oS the state for burial VIII
Osborn was here to help care for him
about week. Mr. Cassidy was an
uncle of Mr. Osborn s---Geo Grips is
seriously i'll, but at this time seems a
little better Jerry Hubbards little
son has been very iil--A S Jorea was
in-Owosso on business Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs G G Smith visited VIII
Deyereaux and family, Thursday
Wilbur Bigford and family visited his
brother, Frank Bigford and wife,
Tnursday--8Irs Chamberlain, OF
Lansing, is spending few days with
her daughter, Mrs Reuben Dennis and
familv-B Y P NJ of ovid had a social
aud sleigh ride last Friday night at S
Joraes. There was q crowd all bent on
having good time, no better place to
haye fine time than at the farm house
Of 4 S Jorae Refreshments were
served-.Mfs Collins has been spend
ing. some time with her daughter, Mrs
a ) .Torea and family-Miss Aroline
Arnold, Of Fairfield, was the CUES
Of ber sister, Mrs. Lew SNYDER,
Thursday OF last week--Geo
Hains spent several days the guest
Of Harry Knapp, Of Bennington, last
week.
Don't think chat piles can't be cured
Thousands of obstinate cases have been
cured by Doans Ointment. ~ cents al
The Owosso times., 1907-02-08
Ya Olde rymo concnrte,
TO be given at the Congregational
church Tuesday evening, February y
rbpT,gD &. MAIN

TO be given at the Congregational
church Tuesday evening, February 9:
PROGRAMME
Java march ana introduction Of ye
singers.
Precentor. ..... Mr. JAIME. .Oselthorpe
Harpsicord Duet. American Hantasie
Polly Kent . :, CorneIia Won AIKEN
Invitation,Na Durham aIrl Green.
wich... .............Hy ye singers
Old Colonial Tea Tax ........ Uncle Sam
Ye Old Tunes, on Yo Fiddle. 49,.
....... ........Thomas Hooker
Reading, The Miuuet ..............
...................Janice Meredith
Old Irish, Eileen Allanna .........
George Washington with Chorus
Old English "A. The lass with the
delicate air. .Sophronia Harris
b. Sweet and Low ow............C Chorus
Old Scotch a. IIoch Homohd....
................,........Paul Davi.
b. Alton Water. ....... BY We cioru,
Old Negro. "A. Roll Jordan, Roll.
....-...Myles Standish and Cholu.
Il. Reading Janice Meriaith
c. Swing low Sweet Chariot ......
....... Precllla Proctor and Choru.
Old American. "A. Solo, SilvE
Threads Among the ciold.....
..Nicholas Tenneye With ChorU
b. HarpsiGord solo, Ye Maidsns
Prayer ..-......C .Coruelia Won Ahec
c. Solo, Ny Old Kentucky Home.
Martha Washington with Chorus
q: Reading. Janice Meridith
Quartet Serenade... .,.......,s
Thomas Hooker, Cecilius Calvert
-Ebene2er Young, Israel Putnam
Comic Quartet, BY ye Maidens..
Martha, Sophronia sally and Susar
Indian Speech. Indian Chief Owoss,
Anvil Chorus
Finale, Should Auld Acquaintance b,
forgot.
\. y. All who are 80 blessed as tC
have good lungs and religious training
are expected 80 stand up and sing on "
tlast tlulc
N. b, We soloists are plentifully sup
piled with music in case Of III encore.
N. 3: A solemn face must be kept ol
ye hymn tunes.
The Owosso times., 1907-02-08

New Manager.

@. c. Ravelier has resigned as mana
ger for the Bell Telephone Co in this
district and on March first win, 20 to
Plymouth and live on his farm, his
health not permitting him 70 continue
doing indoor work. E.. J. HOLMAN, Of
Holly viii take Mr.. Ravelier's place,
Nelson Perica Will probably become wire
chief 70 take the place vacated by W l.
Edmonson, who with his gits viii leave
soon for California on sec1unt OF Mrs
IdmOnson = health.
The Owosso times., 1907-02-08
w. C. T. U. Officers.

ts Inc w. y. L. u. held Inelr annua
election of officers Friday afternoon
as follows.
Presideht-Mrs. Ella Hook.
Trasshrer Mrs. NJ. e. Deusmore.
tTfhancial Secretary-Mrs a. II. Par.
kill.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. Roy Fox.
Supt Of Flower Mission-Nrs. Bur
bank,
sopt Of Mothers Meetings Mrs.
Gilmore
sups OF Social Meetins,-Mrs. Stin
son.
Supt Of sunday school Work-0Trs,
,Tbomqs
~ Sup Of Legislative and Position
Mrs. Retain.
supt. Of EgapgeIis.ic yorh--2trs
Julia johnson.
supt Of AutiNarcotics Mrs D,
The Owosso times., 1907-02-08

III '2'.
aid respected
'ied Monday
i diseases
four sons,
orge and
IN, all Of
he funer-
Ioon from
oy Rev. H.
made in the
Jacobs, who
IL md winter
ID home f'sesday
w2fe. Many con.
Edgar. mother Of
/dgGr, died Wednesday
e home OF her daughter,
1ggesin Easton-- Orville
sattle Greek, is visiting in
'eels - II Y Hills, Of Flint,
htown-Nr and Mrs A II
Netqrned from their visit in
aNstmistress Miss Josie Dan.
gonnectiq with the
day hight-Rural
teFs is on the sick
+te \. Fafrand il
;Mr and Mrs II I
a were in Owosso
dey,--Gfrant San
kchased iasueE Edison
Jblin Hart was in
fsday7-F Rev p r Porter
hrcb is conducting revival
hsglish Settlement + f'he
,ogthe high. school wiIl,give
.n(aheta hdllFeb 70, entitled
h'sytfad Murder VIII Out.
eidafd IS cent5--3Ir aud
br gastadSGnd son Otto, are
vtse Loine Of Joseph Boyce