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The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
BREAD TRUST IS
LATEST COMBINE
II Is Organized at Instigation OF
Large FIGURING Mills and Ex-
pected To Raise Prices.

NEW YORK. Dec 1.-The bread
trust has been formed. Backed pre-
sumably by western capital and or
ganlzed at the instigation OF some
Of tho lareest nonring mills i'm the
country the bread trust is expected
10 add cent 10 "A loaf TO the price
OF bread and SO vie with the beef trust
and the milk trust i'm adding 10 the
cost OF the primary necessities OF lie,
Announcement OF the new concern
with an estimated capital OF from $lu-
100000 10 $l5.000.000 behind n. was
made public here this morning Ac
corGing to this announcement MaN
/ Oscher "A western capitalist is be
4 lieNcd 10 be The moving spirit. Oscher
when in this city few days ago. al
mittcd engineering a bread and cak'
+ concern in the eastern states, With I
/ capitalization of not less than $40.
000 coo though he denied that II was
10 he "A Trust" 4"
The trust. II is believed, is pannini
to buy its -four direct from western
mills ON mammoth contracts GOVERNS
long periods and in this way 10 have
"a strong influence on the -four supply
Details of the system are still lack
ing
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
MUST SERVE SENTENCES.
Nebraska Men Were Convicted OF
Land Frauds.

-. PAUL. Mimi. Dec. i.--Judg'
Hook. uf the United states district
tutsl of appeals has decided that
Eartlett Richards. president OF the
Nebraska Land Il Feeding company.
VIII G.. CopIstock, vice president OF
the same concern, and Charles {
Jameson secretary and treasurer. with
number of others Who We're intyl-
cftcd IN alleged laud frauds against
the government. will have To serve
jail sentences ranging from siN
months 20 one year and pay fines oi
from 5000 TO Sl.500.
Th, cases came from the United
states district court for Nebraska.
The Nebraska Land 4 Feeding com
pany controlled several Nebraska
rarchos aud had az one time 3ooo1
acres Of lard. much OF il belonging
10 the government, under fence
After "A long fight they We're com
pcllcd To remove their fences and
Richards and COmstock We're sen
tenced hy Federal Judge Munger, oi
Nebraska. 10 serve two hours IN the
CUSTODY of United states Marshal !.
l.. Mathews Mathews turned the
men over TO their attorney. who took
them TO the Omaha club, where the
two hours OF the sentence were spunl
eating dinner As a result President
Roosevelt demanded Mathews Tesig-
nation
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

the south has no fear OF results
we want to be let alone until IN
justice is apparent We are dong
what We know is best for all the poo-
pie We are in touch with acUalitie~.
not sentiment The matter of the weak
brother is much misunderstood and
greatly ovcrworkCd I'm deciding what
is right or wrong the weaker brother
is rarely considered at all; it is a
question OF right and truth.
The south is engaged in its own
reconstruction. The process goes on
from within. When applied from with
cut If has failed
we are threatened with reduced
representation in congress SO far as
North. Carolina is concerned the
threatened laws have no effect But
when the hour strikes that the state
of North Carolina must, for the sake
of the numbers m congress. return 10
the conditions that have twice brought
Ms to ruin and humiliation the an
swer will be sure and swift.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
A BAD BREATH BOON

Her Checks Were AgIow Like Roses
In Bloom,
Her lips Red AS Cherries Thrice
Over;
Her Teeth Like the Pearl;
Her Hair Tangled Curl;
Her Breath Like Sweet Blowing
Glover.
So much for poetry But STU
ARTS CHARCOAL LOZENGES ARE.
prose as we'll They are practical and
for everyday use and they will make
any ones breath just as sweet and
wholesome as the Girls breath in the
song
And what is nicer than sweet,
clean breath and what more offensive
/ than a bad. foul one Every one tries
tc get rid OF it themselves and toler-
ate it in their friends, butt is
awfully trying and puts friendship
and sentiment To sever test
| \ bad breath is a sort Of unspokcu
imputation on cleanliness, YOU can't
ret away from it and can't explain.
( You can take foolish little remedies
! to disguise il for an hour or so. but
! this is suggestive your breath is un-
natural and your friends wonder why
Bad breath comes once in whilc
from decayed teeth. but there is Il
quick and effectual remedy for this
the dentists II comes As rule 80
times out of 100 from a bad stomach.
Foods gone wrong: digestion impair
ed assimilation imperfect. nutrition
misdrcctcd and a consequent mis-
understanding all around
And tnganu. biln had tnu1itipp ~
things is inauguarated There Is
natuleuce sour stomach and with
+, these two past masters of evil Pan.
doTa's box is opened and a tribe OF
troubles Jet loose, any one OF which
might appal
with all manner OF chemical chang
cs taking place in the stomach ~ fsI-
mentation which should nOt--is il
any wonder that some startling and
disagreeablc results are evolved Ba /
Breath is couSpicious among theu.
because always i'm evidence 30 use
10 doctor this or disguise IL II Is
AN innocent sufferer.
GO STRAIGHT TO THE CAUSE
The STOMACH Put that I'm order
aud the Breath Will take care of Itself
charcoal has been "a remedy for dis
ordered ,tumachs for centuries II ia
ono -curc that is almost as old as
the hills
Summing M charcoal Ina us pulver.
led state is a stomach tonic aud al
sorbeut Stuart lozruees supply q
want. q remedy that is simple handy
and efficient. They ombody plain.
practical proposition
Stuart's Charcoal l.o1enges arc for
sale Everywhere - cents box. eu--
anteed 90 contain nothing but Young
willow wood charcoal and nure honey
sample sent free upon request Al.
dress F \ Stuart Co. zoo Stuart
Bldg, Marshall. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
GAY OECE|VER
HAD SEVEN WIVES
Arnold Beck, Honored Veteran OF the
Civil War, Deserted All OF
Them Before He Died.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Dee i.-Arnold
Beck, honored veteran ~ the civil
war member of the Fifth Ohio Cav.
airy aud for long time PRIOR 10 his
death "A resident OF Cleycs. ohio, was
an arch-bigamist. who deserted seven
wives. according TO Investigations
made Icy the pension department OF
the United states government.
Respected as "A citizen wherever he
settled, Beck went from place ip
place in Indiana. Ohio and Illinois.
and during 80 years, married six We
men Most remarkable is the taci
that until his forty seventh year ne
contontcd himself with one WE.
When close To the half century maj *
q violent transformation took place
I'm his moral makeup and he became
II prince among bigamists.
During his bigamous career he be
came the father of at least 20 chill
drcn. lie died at &c and was buried
with military hOnors hy his comrades
OF the Fifth Ohio cavalry
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
MUSICIANS

the Fort-sl. Presbyterian church, Sun
day evening.
The Detroit symphony orchestra
will open the twenty-second season or
is existence, Tuesday evening Dec
II. with a concert IN the Light Guard
armoly Hugo Kalsow will direct and
the solOists will be Shannah Cumming,
soprano OF New York. and Alyce Cut
lyford, pianist, of Detroit. Miss Cum
ing is enc of the favorites of the CON
cert stage.
Miss Mae Brow, a student OF Miss
Watson of the Detroit Conservatory
Of Music gave a concert In the United
frpsbytt rian church. Friday evening,
assisted by Miss Elizabeth Moore, so
,-rauu-M -Mrs-Belle Parsons Ockcnden
reader. aud Miss Blanche Barnum. siO-
lin
The following students of the De
iroit Conscrvatory Of Music gave the
regular "Wednesday afternoon concert
in the Conservatory hall: Miss
Melenese O'Cmnor. Miss Augusta
Burger. Spencer Heney Miss Helen
Never. Miss Bertha Thielman and
Miss RoZclla Bower.
..-9..
Donald c. Mcdonald has been ap-
pointed bassu OF the Jcfferson-aNe
PRESBYTERIAN church quartet
80.
song recital was given by pupils
of Miss Alice Nav Ilarrah. in her
studio u The Nalpey building. Mondat
evening. those laking part, Misses
Dorothy CoNgor and Ethel Davis, were
assisted hv Miss Henrietta Farmer,
o. Washington. Mich. piano pupil
If Miss Agnes Andrus
\ spocl9i musical service under ,nN
direction ne Boris l.. Gauapu Will hc
given ly the Temple Beth FL quartet,
assisted b. other soloists. SUNDAY aft
erpoon. ECc. 10, in the Temple lh"
program will be made mp of COMPOST.
lions 10y Mcudelssohns Rubens,ym.
TscnailoWs sky and LcWaydowskv, SCI
dom given at The regular Temple SER
vices.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
Alone in saw Min at Midnight

unmipdul OF dampness, drafts, storms
OF cold w. j. Atkins worked rs Night
WHchmau. at Banner Springs. Tenn.
Such exposure gave him severe cold
that settled ON his lungs At last he
had 10 give up work. He tried many
remedies bur all failed till hp used
DT Kings New Discovery. After rs
ing one bottle. he writes, II went
back To- work as we'll as ever" Severe
Colds, stubborn Coughs. inhamed
throats and sore lungs, IIemorrhages.
Group and Nhooping Cough get quick
relief and prompt cure from this glor-
ions medicine. Guaranteed by T. G.
Kinsel Central Drug Co. Gray *
Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
SAYS KEEP NAVY YARDS.
Secretary Of the Navy Meyer Also
Wants Two Battleships.

WASHINGTON. bee. A. secretary
OF The Navy Never. IN his annual re-
port 10 tho president, recommends the
retention OF all nav! yards owned by
TIE government lie says the govern
mcnt should wait until the Panama
canal Is completed before closing any
If the yards on the southern coast.
Two big buttlcships of the all-big-
guns class are recommended by the
secretary. as well rs repair snip.
lie makes il plain in his report tha
hc Is opposed, except occasionally rs
-G0Sl.-1n- -1hG- G0llslLuCl
of hattlCships at government nav!
yards. aLd to the limitation Of The
construction of only one Oattlcslip
by any one shipbhlding concern.
Estimates tor the coming hsraI
year we're Included in the report
Thcy are more than $l0,000000 less
tran the total amount appropriated
for the present fiscal year.
The secretary SAYS the senior ON
Gers Of IN, navy are TOO old. He wants
som, lew legislation on The subject
He H. pr, pairing recommendations On
the matter.
Recommendation for the legal cs-
tab,is hment ut naval reserve OF Of
nccts ana men will be- submitted 10
President TAFT soon Rccommendd-
tious M regard TO the development
81 naval militia are also promised
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
FALLS ASLEEP SMOKING
PIPE; THREE DIE IN FIRE
Man Loses Life When Bed Clothing
Catches Fire Woman and Oaueh-
ter on Upper Floor Perish, Too.

NEW YORK. Dec. New York fire.
men had TO deal with three serious
Rres this morning, which resulted IN
the loss OF three lives, the daring re3-
cue OF more than 100 persons, and he
destruction Of number OF complete
iacrOplanes
TIE fTSr TUJt rrTCyt ~e'f'tutrS -tttc'
fires occurred at SO Southst.. where
a man. woman and child were burned
10 Geath and two others seriously in
WIcd Joseph Ames, retired trans
Atlantic chef. went TO sleep with a
ljehted pipe and his bed clothing
cadehl fire. Ames was burned 30
acath The fire spread rapidly 10 the
upper floors and Mrs Maria Braun
and her three e-year-old child perishod.
\ score of persons We're rescued by
the IC'iCe.
Several complete aeruplancs were
destroyed in the plant Of the Walter
Kimbali Aeroplanc Co near Morris
F2rk
RobaCrs. bent on looting Abraham
RabnoWitz's jowelry store on the
ground floor of fvc-story tenement
house on the upper east side, applied
torch to the building and for a time
the - sleeping inmates OF the build
ing were in grave danger, but police
men rescued tho tenants. The fire
gained headway 50 quickly the rob
bers were foilcd I'm their efforts 10 rob
the store during the excitement.
BuSiness-Iikc Printing. No fuss and
oof no gbt nS s ps'n r,nsuE ea m'"a CO. ."a
John r st Phone 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
CHRISTIAN MUST RETvRn.
Sheriff VIII Bring Back. nsn Aecussd
OF Swindiing Women. -. =.

FLINT. Mich, Dec. 4.--Sheriff Park.
hurst has started - for California 90
bring back Ernest Christian. who ~
Icing held IN the county Jail IN
Auburn.
Christian came hdse last fall and
represented himself as a chemist and
beauty doctor, fe succeeded In get
ting Mrs. Stella Miller to give him
1915 and promised. to !. marry. her.
Christian then left for Saginaw, and
while there phoned for more money
4 neighbor overheard the converse.
tion and notified the police. They
went TO Saginaw and arrested the
mar aHd on Scratching him dfscoVeF-
ed that he had letters from 10 wo
men IN Flint. and in every one he hal
made promise 70 marry them IA
they would send him money
He was arrested and placed under
si00 ban. which he furnished him
self. Christian then jumped the bal
and just located in California, where
| he was living under the name OF e..
|C. Fagen
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
chokes to Death on Gum.

NEW YORK. Dec. An autopsy
performed on the body OF Lotta Men
ninger, the sevcnyear-old girl, whose
body was found on the roof Of the
tenement AT coo Eleventh-ave., dc
velopcd the fact that the child choked
10 death on piece OF chewing gum.
Coroner's Physicians Schultz and
O'Ianlon. who performed the autopsy.
decided that the child had been dead
fully two days when her body was
found
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
WITH I HE

Richard Biggs has joined the faculty
of the Mcdonald School OF Music. and
will teach piano and organ. Mr. Biggs
is graduate Of the University School
OF Music. Ann Arbor, and is organist
of Westminster Presbyterian church.
90.
Two string quartets have been or
ganiZed at the Michigan Conseryatory
of Music one composed of the Misses
Florence and Ella Birdsall. Aileen Van
Buskirk and Bertha Mann. and the
other OF Wifred We'll, Raymond Du-
litZ. Clyde Scyerence and Gaylord
Humbcrger
Au interesting concert training class
took place al the Michigan Conserve
T0Ty or Music COnCCTr ndtt. 'tnUrsdJy
afternoon. I'm which the following pu-
pills took part: Misses Grace IIoff
man. Ola VI. Dafoe Elsa Buchbinder
Lillian Lorgion and Helen VIII. plan
lists: Sadyc Jacobson and Ladisiaus
Kamnski. vioinists. and Setta RObin
son vocalist.
The opera "Pinafore" will be given
by the faculty and pupils OF the Dc.
ttoit Conservatory OF Music, Thursday
and Friday Dec. 9-l0, in the Light
Guard armory. for the benefit of the
Hahn Memorial hall fund The choT-
li> numbers 100 voices and the or
chestra -. The whole under the direc-
tion of l.. l.. Ronwick The cast is ~
follows Sir Joseph Porter Allan i.
Wallace: Capt! Corcoran Harold Arm
strong; Ralph Rackstraw. Charles p.
Todd. Diok Deadcyc. II. l.. Dickinson;
Sin Bohstav, w b Cameron,
Tom Tucker, D0rolhea York;
Josephine Elizabeth Moore. iIeb",
Elizabeth Bennett: Buttercup, Mrs. c.
II. Clements. Much care has been
given 10 the costumes and scenery
and tho production promises to be
ore of thc best amateur affairs ever
given in pclruit.
-s-e-.
\ C&ntata new to Detroit, \ song
OF praise" by Frederick Shacklcc,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
Mrs. Belmont Heads Strikers Parade.

NEW YORK, Dec. Mrs q II =.
Belmont. the millionaire suffragist
leader. headed a parade Of 10000
striking girls from the shrtwaist fac
tories OF the east Side Yesterday. as
they marched through the Bowery and
other east side streets, in great
demonstration against the shrtwaist
manufacturers. The strike has now
assumed the aspect Of a huge suffrage
demonstration.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
AND RETURN VIA MICHIGAN
CENTRAL

Account National Corn Exhibition.
Tickets at rate Of one and Onc.haif
fare will be sold Dec 9Th. Sth. 10th.
18th aud 18th with final return limit
Dec 10th. Consult Agents. Opera
House Block or Depot. foot OF Third
St. for full particulars
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
ACCUSED OF TREASON.
French Official Arrested On Charge
Of Stealing Documents.

PARIS, Dec 4.-Consternation was
caused today in political circles by the
arrest OF Secretary Tallandreau per
sonal attache of Senator Charles Hum.
bert chairman Of the senate army
committee. charged with the theft OF
secret documents relating To the ma.
tional defence. The impression has
become general that Tallandreau was
a spy in the service Of one of the
other powers.
The French secret service has with
in the past two or three years uncov-
cred several plots to turn over docu-
mcnts OF great importance TO Ger
many
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04
STILL RUNNING"

d. & c. Line steamers daily be-
tween Detroit and Cleveland
leave Io:45 p. m. Boats are
we'll heated and as comfortable
as your home.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

Automobile tires that have outlived
their usefulness make more satisfac-
tory floats for bathers than ordinary
life-preservers or swimming wings
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

Though It's pumps arc operated by
steam in the usual manner, an auto
mobile fire engine in use in Berlin
is driven about by gasoline motor.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

The plating Of the mirrors OF auto
mobile headlights with gold instead
Of silver is said 20 obviate the daz.
zling effect without lessening the
range or penetration of the light
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

\ cantata new to Detroit a soug
OF praise" by Frederick ShacklCT,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-04

BuSiness-Iikc Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. IS
John r st Phone 1893
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-28
DIES WITHOUT ANY
|NT|MAT|ON Of
IDENTITY
Man Whose Mind Became Un-
balanced While Travelling on
Santa Fe Train Remains
Mystery 10 End,

Patrick Rogers. siXty-tWo years ola.
who was taken off Of q %Westbound
Santa Fe train several months age
suffering from hallueinations, and
who has since been a patient at the
st. Joseph hospital in this city, died
Sundey evening without ever reGaininS
his mental faculties enough TO dis
close the names of his relatives, his
former place OF residence or destina-
ton when travelling ON the railroad
train. Rogers did not have a letter or
paper upon him and it is believed that
it will be difficult to a his rcla-
tiycs. Several times Rogers repeated
the name of a woman living in Harri-
sol Ark, who is believed to be his
wife. strong Brothers. who have
charge of the remains pending an in
vestigation. havt communicated with
the chief of police of Harrison III an
effort to locate relatives ot thc dead
man. Rogers died from nephitis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-28

TO THOST WHO WEAR TURN
DOWN COLLARS Our NEW 10th
GENTRY COLLAR SNAPPER OF
FI.tS THE PERFECTION on COZ
LAR COMFORT. DOESN'T CRACK
THEM EITHER, AND LET'S THE
TIE SLIP EASY. IMPERIAL LAUN-
DRY Co, PHONE fiS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-28
CURRENCY LAW
NEXT BIG JOB
IN CONGRESS
MONETARY COMMISSION
REPORT EXPECTED SOON
Campaign of Education Pro-
posed to Give Public Proper
Understanding Of Necessity
for Reform in System,



iBy Morning journal Special Leased Wirol
WASHINGTON. sept. 27.-n some
thino 1ess tbon n,e veors-to no oxact
o
ON June 81 l9l4-lht NIurlch-N rec
land financial act viii expire by limi-
tation and unless hrror, mat date il
na.ao1 -. ,i..,,. fro,,od ,o.,s
iePi"N'U ~ " "''N4' H"''' ''
ure OF road scope the ountry again
will be in the pcrilous situation that
10 oor,n,onL. haliavol 10 bav. rosnltod
80 90 =.
III tic pahic ol i'V'-Vo' l"eic 10
again realization OF necessity OF leg
ialation on this subject. but wide diff
ference of opinion as to form.
Sneaker cannon believes a mere ex-
tension of the present law with per-
hans a few viii suffice.
President Taft looks with favor upon
the proposition to create d central
hank There are All sorts of intcrmc-
diate schemes. Probably that which
the greatest pDo Will
he based upon the recommendations
of the monetary commission which
has been at work for more than a
wear gathering material for framing
actual legislation.
amnaien of education is about
IN beerin This in vipU. of The fact
thot senator Ndrirh who heads the
ission thinks II viii he difricult
To oroI,se n,hIic interest i'm This al.
trusc suhiert and mar only hv general
AGITATION can tha n~ntionai Legislature
ho hrn,,gbt 70 taLe oction
soon affor tbe ret1rn, from Europe
Of Senator Aldrich ana prnfassor An
drayve ma otbn, Nom bnre nr mo cam
mission ,.bich l. ovnnrtrd to No. .hont
thn middle Of novt month nrpnaro-
a.. ,,.itI -. III 60. -. ,,,iE.,ti,r
of tbe nreIiminary r.nort Of mo com
mission and it is hoped that This can
be ready for submission to congress
when it reasscmblcs in December.
This will be only the beginning. but
ii will serve the purpose Of directing
public attention to this important sub
i.ct and will afford the members Of
congress material for study to fit
themselves to grapplc knowingly with
such legislation as ultimately may be
proposed by the monetary commits
sion. This commission. up % this
point has been engaged in a careful
study in the European capitals of the
~Inancia systems OF Great Britain and
the princtpal continental powers and
a mass of data of the greatest import-
ancr to students of finance has been
collected. IT is realized that none of
these systems. as n whole. is ada9ted
10 the needs of the United states. be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-28
THE VIM. FARR COMPANY

Wholesale and retail dealers in
Fresh u salt Meats sausage "a
speciality. For cattle ANA hogs the
ttt.t Hli tf, t,,id
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-09-28
w. L. TRlMBLE & CO..

Livery. iced aud sale stables. First
Gas. TuTnouts AT Reasonable RntcS.
Telephone ,. North Second Street.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-09-24
The Lurid Glow of Doom

was seen 10 the red face, hands and
body of the little son Of H. NJ Adams
of Henrietta Pa. His awful plight from
eczema had, for five years, defied all rem
edes and baiiled the best doctors, who
said TIE poisoned blood had affected his
lungs and nothing could save him. But"
writes his mother, "seven bottles of
Electric Bitters completely cured him. &"
For eruptions, eczema, salt rheum, sores
aud all blood disorders and rheumatism
Electric Bitters is supreme. Only 30
cents. Guaranteed by all druggists. m
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-09-24
BQSe Line.

Dorothy Wisely has been quite ill.,
Mrs George Lee of Houston, Tex, is
visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Markilie of Waverly
spent Sunday at j. Eastman's
Mrs Zelda Pullen returned home Sun
day from a visit with her sister at
Cooper,
VIM. Veey was brought home from
the hospital at Kalamazoo not improved
in health.
Mrs. Krahnbeuhl has sold her per
sonal property and will move to Chicago
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Post were surprised
Tuesday when Mrs. Barber and Mrs
Harvey of Decatur stepped in. Mr.
Harvey came Friday morning.
Three surprises were the list last week
Rev. aud Mrs. Emmons were invited tc
help j. b. Edmouds celebrate his birth
day Friday afternoon Soon after they
arrived friends to the number of 40 came
each bringing well.tilled baskets. suit
able present was given. Ear Wisely wa:
surprised Thursday evening, the occG
sion being his birthday, and Saturds,
afternoon 30 friends of Mrs. Shindal
and children came to the home of AM
ShindaIl, where they are staying, to Civ,
them a royal farewell. At o'clock
sumptuous repast was served. A table
cloth and center piece we're given as
remembrance.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-09-24
Bangor.

Marion Mutchler OF Paw Paw visited
10 Bangor this week.
Several Bangor graduates are attend
lug the Normal at Hartford.
A. b SteiDman and wife have returned
from their stay at Petoskey.
Mrs. John Brit Ton and daughter Mil
dred visited in Paw Paw this week.
Mesdames Southland and Swaziland
are visiting friends 10 Chicago for few
days.
Glare Goss and wife will move in the
Horton house corner Maple and Cass
streets
DR.. GlfTen has been entertaining a
brother who is d student at the Michi-
gan university.
Miss Carrie Duran now occupies the
Horton dwelling and is doing dressmak-
ing on big scale.
Eugene Saunders and family of Hi
nois have been at his fathers for short
stay, returning Monday.
Seeley Sheldon returned to Kalamazoo,
Wednesday, after spending few days
at the home of o. G.. Reynolds.
Thos. Truesdel has moved his family
from the VIM. Grills house to the Chas.
wainwright house on the north side.