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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
faith the Trus Buldsr.

A man has no moral right 20
reside in a city unless he has ab-
solute faith in it. He is doing
himself an injustice il he lives in
a town in which be has no faith.
he cannot hope TO be as q citizen
as he otherwise would be unless
he has that faith.
BY having faith in 3 city is not
meant that one should close his
eyes 10 its imperfections. Indeed
II he has faith Ia Il. il Is because
he understands It's weaknesses
as we'll as It's strength.
Life is 30 short, and so much
depends upon the attitude Of
the mind toward ones home that
no man can afford TO live in q city
in which he has lost faith. II
for any reason he loses interest
he should leave. He is not doing
himself justice and be IL doing
the city an injustice 70 live In i
Il he has 30 faith 10 It's future.
Life Is going 70 be q failure 70
him.
Location Is q matter OF inhori-
lance. or luck or coincidence with
many people. But there are
thousands Of people m every city
who 90 there voluntarily because
something IN the place appeals 70
them. There are people living
In this city who could live any.
where they desire. There are
some who might even make q
little more money II located else-
where. Aan il IL these people
who come here voluntarily, who
remain here after learning the
local conditions who decide that
there IL no better place to live
than this place-it Is the opinion
OF such reaidents that ought %
give confidence and faith 70 those
who may DO living here because
fate threw them here with no
choice on their part.-Dapton
INeWs.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
Carnival week at Inc Giuiss.

The 6.aliss Theatre, Kansas
City, will have Tor its Carnival
week attrRctio ON, 20 nsh e
Swaunee River, p a biz spectacu
lar and scenic production, recit
Jug a beautiful story OF the olo
South
The play ebounds in entertain
ing situations, delightful comedy
melodious vocal selections and d
number Of excellent vaudeville
acts. There are four acts with
several scenes, each of good dra-
matte worth.
As usual the Gilliss VIII have
daily matinees during caruiga
week and iisasual popuhrp price
will prevail.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
A Governor Going Some.

These are strenuous days for
Governor Hadley. Last Satur-
day he delivered an address on
legal subjects before the Kansas
City Bar Association. Monday
he assisted Mayor Kreisman in
ST. Louis in receiving and enter
tanning visiting mayors from
many cities at the opening Of the
St Louis Centennial celebration.
Wednesday he parcipitated IN
the exercises on Governors
Day at the State Fair at Sedal.
ia and the next day made a speech
at the Waterways and Good
Roads Convention there. On the
sth he will parcipitata in the In
dustrial and Military parade at
st. Louis. On the 9th be will act
as Judge in the balloon races and
on that night will be the princi-
pal speaker at the big banquet
in the Coliseum where all Of the
commercial organizations Of the
city will be represented.
Next Monday he will open the
Centennial celebration at st
Charles with an address. ThaI
night he will speak before the
tuberculosis Convention at st.
Louis. On Tuesday he vii
speak at Salem, and on the 18Th
win begin his trip down the Cur
rent river, which will end a
Doniphan on Saturday Afternoon
where a big meeting will be held
He viii deliver a number o
speeches along the way dow
the Current river before reach
ing Doniphan.
October 25th in company viii
thirty one governors he win be
gin the trip with President TAT
down the Mississippi river fror
st. Louis to New Orleans.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
Qppo@Aee TaAxzan@e
Hotter.
TIrMuM CATaHIsIsd.

From Pack
The editor Of the Scotis Ohron-
icle is determined that at least
one wedding shall be written up
truthfully, so here goes:
A very homely wedding took
place last night az the mortaged
home Of Gamaliel Gault Of Bur-
dock Lane. when his thirty-hve
year old daughter, Miss Helens
|Gault, was joined in legal and
lawful wedlock with Jerimiah
Fisher, an old widower OF Fish
er's Landing.
The bride took her part well
for one totally inexperienced.
She was clothed in the ordinary
and unconspicuous garments OF
her sex, while the groom wore
his best store clothes, which
cost $l0.39 IN Albany three years
ago. Old Fisher needed 4 wife
to look after the house On his
farm, and Helena has wanted Z
man for 10! these many years
The minister who tied the knoi
does not guarantee that IL won'
slip, or that il can't be cut; bu'
does guarantee their right TO liv'
together without scandalizing th'
neighborhood or causing any IN
due talk. He got his fee which
was 50 and was darned glad .
get il,
Old man Ganlt Is mighty pleas
ed Helena is wed. He did no
give her away but would havI
long ago II anybody had asked
for her.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

A great many Of the lessor
manufacturing industries are
looking 70 smaller towns for lo-
cation. Rich Hill has mans nat
ural advantages which would ap-
peal 10 these people IL pat before
them There should be some
kind cf,organized effort made %
interest IN this location.
1T would be a great help to ne
to have several good live indust-
RES here and once started they
would keep coming. AS the old
saying goes 'Srhem as has, giss.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
Metz NOi0s.

From the Times
young I S enjoyed a
social at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. @. ] Schafer, west of town,
Tuesday night. Quite a number
we're present and all report a
pleasant time.
Ed Mckee sold his place known
as the Leeth place last Friday to
Mr.. Cyrus Of Illinois. The price
received was $50 per acre. The
purchaser gets possession next
March. S. A. Ellis made the
deal.
c.. II. Compton traded his stock
OF hardware, implements and
harness and store building We'd
nesday 10 c. f. Ransom Of Wolfe
for his farm Of eighty acres, crop
and stock. Tee work Of invoic
ing viii probably commence this
morning and Mr.. Ransom viii
take charge rs soon as it is com
pleted.
L w. King and daughters,
Miss Ethel and Mrs. ". + Snow
returned Monday morning from
their visit with relatives 40 Craw-
fcrdsyiIle and New Richmond,
Indiana. Mr.. King had been
absent about three weeks bat
Ethel and Mrs. Saow had been
away four mouths. During their
absence they visited their grand
parents aud NUMEROUS aunls and
uncles and had q fine time.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
10 Inc Colo. Grey Dawa.

Z dreamed iigtg daci 4n sn isf Of aaclcl &c.
% the midst Oh lake d siampaGna,
Where hlaomed De mlui lairqs IN msadost oi eleeH
Amii ihosafs e ldaia n.n.
I seoliucd on . dfan ei iskcf bees lssm,
with . pillow q iuih iaf mF head.
Nhis SO spsay iian . hanala g En artl
pce7epdea lke dea 81 ms hei
fua lsI,aeae noaaNias Of agstsiine is,
a sephlr rsifeshing md col
Cane eaitns the iuesuse Of lrcei musolnli
fhai spsfkitd e. many poaii
Ay i1asc etfe so1ihcaty de aeii curling qne
81 tioeklei Of ponasr sale
That nppie5 alspr over psbbia e 1nos
10 q river q ahfinihs iappeF
IAsu iuliri b. a. nual o. huiiee glass
From he sehoohea has danced 0n tie deep
tisauily tgfei a high bsl % i've
Ard i~aoguidis hostsi asleep
Asd thea J aAots % 3 tsi IF m-ts
Wlh d bolster - hard asa lstk
eisnth 81 ~ ne,t a @si 10 ny head
AID si5mash i~eslahy sics
Nih saai 90 rs So. and enii - ~ fhiosi
when ~ tssci JOS neuin4 sul dars
Ani iria tsfh asdf iasi 1910 H3 m1ath
Nhhh snsfsaii iaall ea. ~ iQHlur
kati siasti "a 'hs itifad y the esrnlne before
lna ai.faea s,ase y nj tFa'n
aieat lchi hle aaa ns 81 llsi
ln o1ol iat aaloa sf.Ia'
-Cl4us..4s Iia,rs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

The merchants Of salina Kan
sas have organized an association
with a view Of keeping trade at
home. They intend to do this
by more systematic advertising
in home newspapers. They fig
ure that a hundred thousand
dollars worth of business a year
is lost to the town that might be
saved. The best and always are
the home newspaper Pointers.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
County Officers

Representative. L. AZ. Grimth.
circuit Judge, O. a, Denton.
Probate Judge. .. A, silvers.
County CLERK. G. q. Weeks,
Circuit Clerk. D. n. Embree.
Recorder, I. 81. Smith.
sheriff, W. ). Bullock.
Prosecuting Atty. W. a. Dawson
Treasurer y, j.. Coleman
school Com'r. a. l.. Ives.
Road 4 Bridge Com, E. b. Rorron
Administrator, John Hayes
Coroner. Dr. g. A Lusk
Presiding Judge, D A. Harper a.
isoclatcs,A A. d, Hyde. l. 5. Paddock
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

From the Telephone,
After investigating the cake
Of John whalen rs Monroe Nor
rell for assault Prosecuting At
.torney Dawson ordered the case
70 be dismissed.
Mr.. Albert Foreman, aged 65,
who was stricisen with paralysis
while attending the Hume Stick
Show, died at his home north Of
here, Sunday. He was leading
& colt into the show ring when
the stroke came. He never re-
gained Consciousness. The re
mains we're shipped to Bedford,
Iowa. Monday for interment.
Rev. F. W. Starring completed
bis pastorate Of the Hume Bap-
fist Church, Sunday, bidding bis
congregation a sad farewell. He
viii now give his full time to the
church at Rich Hill. Monday,
the good people of the Baptist
Church prepared a splendid diu-
ner at the Col. North home in
token OF their appreciation Of
Rev. Starring. It was a cons
plete surprise and greatly enjoy
ed. Rev. Starring is an excel
lent young man, has done q good
work here, aud the best wishes
of all follow him.
Sam Hatcher, of Paola, Kaas.
came here about two weeks age
land agreed 10 purchase Arthur
Wallis farm at SIS an acre. Mr.
Vail furnished him an abstrac.
of title to the land and the strang
er said he would return on tbs
28th to finish the deal. But be.
fore leaving for home he had Mr.
N. L.. Beadles a notary public t
certify to a paper Of some kini
IA power of attorney. On Tues
; day Mr.. Vail was informed tha
. Hatcher took out a mortgage 70
. 5000 on the farm in question a
{ Nevada. He produced a dee.
{ from Mr.. Vail good enough I
I fool the loan agents ~ Nevada
e but where did he get Il? Nh
e Vail and MI. Beadles r now a
Nevada looking up the matter
b We have not received all the par
ticulars but as we go to press III
supposition is that he pasted Ii
J. notary's affidavit on the dee
4 which did the work-got 800
dollars.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
20 Y6a Own . Ga0d RaIOrl

~
= Ifnot, alI you have 10 do TO get
one is to go out and secure five
subscribers for the Kansas City
weekly journal at % cents q
year each making G total Of 81 25
and send the names and money
to as and we win mail TO yourad-
dress a splendid razor called
The international This "a
zor is one of the very finest made
and is fully warranted. IL is
mailed in q nice case. just get
i've subscribers for the weekly
journal at % cents each and send
the names and money to us and
we will mail you the razor free
postage prepaid Remember
that the subscription price nth,
weekly Journal is only % cents
a year. Write for sample copie.
OF the Weekly for cNnyassing
Address,
The Kansas City Weekl,
Journal Kansas City Mo.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

A big lire occurred 40 Clinton
Saturday night which destroyed
a number Of buildlngs a large
livery barn Was DESTROYED and
thirteen head Of horses weie
burned The IRE was 50 close
10 the Ere department that tie
building was damaged. Nevada
Mail.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
H. III. BALIA



Five PET cent money iog farm
loans. Also money for town
property
Farms, Raw Land, City and
Town Property Sold and Rxehsng-
ed.
Fair and Equitable Treatment
Guaranteed.
have q number Of interest.
ing propositions from the West
and Southwest.
Before you Sell, Exchange,
Make a new Loan or Renew an
Old One call and see ms.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

County Highway Engineer E.
B. Boron drove ont to the iron
bridge a1out a mile and a half
southeast Of town Wednesday
and posted notices to the effect
that the bridge was condemned
for public travel. This iron
bridge is first Of it's kind that
was placed over Mound branch
and has been in service for some
time. Butler Democrat.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

A ~mossbacz. gentle reader. is
a cross between the 6fth and the
fifteenth century. He is found
in fossilized form in nearly every
city Of the United States and
still lives. He raises his rents,
detests a boom, loves to have an
enterprise, despise anything
which smacks Of progress and
won't help a newspaper boom its
own town. There are seyera.
varieties Of mossbacg, but none
OF much use toatown. They are
as the drones TO a hive Of bees
and like the industrious bee, the
live business man should avolC
these drones and patronlze thos'
who are an advantage 10 th'
place they reside in. -Pleasantor
Observer.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

County Clerk Weeks has issued
253 county hunters license and /
state license. County Clerk Is
bell Of Vernon county has issued
2ll hunters license and County
Clerk Nixon Of Butler county
has issuek $50 The last named
county evidently abounds in
game and the entire male popula
ton expect to engage in tins
sport Times.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

BOYS, GIRLS! COLUMBIA Bf.
Cycle FREES Greatest ocer out.
Get your friends 20 spliscribe TO our
magazine AND We wilt make You a
prescott 0i a. $40 90 Columbia hicyeh'
1.-The best made. Ask for partleu-
lars, free outaI Rud cicnlar telling
rnow TO START Address "rhe
Bicycle Man. 90. 8l East 22nd street,
New York City, y. y.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

The Missouri State Fair a t
Sedalia, The Yelled Prophet Gel
ebration at st. Louis and the
Priests OK Pallas at Kansas City
are each makingtheir bid for at
tendance this week.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

Please note chauee la TIL e.
Frisco timo table which appears
n another eoiam q q Ills paper
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

For SALE 9W Of the best
outfits and stsef for buichor
shop Ia Bates @ahtyin a small
town Runnine pow and doing a
good business Asell 8 Aa-
honey, Phone ite Rich hin.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07
n. ". q. Stark

he Veterinarian, Of Butler will
be in Rich Hin, Wednesday, Sept
29th az joe Bakers Livery Barn
faying veterinary work
call 90 that date.
w, b. Stark.
"a D. v. s.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

It is amusing to note that the
chairman Of the Democratic
COMMITTEES is advising his com.
mittee that the campaign next
year should be made on the tar
III issue and at the same time the
Democratic spell-binders should
avoid reference to the schedules
on which the Democrats in con-
gress split and part voted with
the Republicans. AS an ex-
change says, Chairman Lloyd
wants his party to dodge a a d
run away from the acts Of some
prominent men. But that will
not work. The people read too
much to be caught on such q
hook. As a matter Of fact they
don't admire a manor set Of men
who are rank protectionists 90
far as the interests Of their dis
tricts are concerned and free
traders and tariff for revenue
only when It concerns things
which their district does not pro
duce Such a policy win surely
result in disaster, as il should.
Warrensburg Standard Herald.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence
Griffith returned from their Wait
in Nevada last Friday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-10-07

TAKE NORM Tue property
known AZ the Hsli0s property on
East Walnut IS withdrawn from
the market and 3 no longer Tor
sale.
j. n fielris.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
NEWBERRY HOME;
NOT TALKING
POLITICS
FORMER SECRETARY OF NAVY
WILL SOON GO TO EUROPE
WITH MRS. NEWeGRRY FOR
SIX WEEKS TOUR.

Truman II Newberry. former secre-
tary OF the navy, returned To Detroit.
Wednesday morning, and spent the
greater part OF the forenoon In his
private office In the Ford building. On
all matters pertaining To the navy and
on politics generally Mr.. New berry
was silent when asked for an inter.
view.
Please excuse me-, he said Il do
not wish 10 talk politics
Mr. Newberry would not even In
dicate whether he has any future
plans In "a political way. and no
amount o. coaxing could induce him
to discuss the rumCred proffer OF A
ministerial post. AS to whether he
really made the remark credited TO
him, To the effect that he had no use
for plush pantaloons." Mr.. Newberry
offered no enlightment whatever
For The present Mr.. Newberry's time
Will be occupied in looking after his
private business. lie will leave. the
last or the month. for six weeks tour
of Europe with Mrs. Newberry.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
DAILY DEATH LIST

Flor, nee Coorcy. L. years. $50 era
tot. ureWic poisoning
Rob ~ W. Wills. % years. Harper
hospital, ,uarr.Oea
GsorE, Houston. Jr. years 2S9
lrsklur, Pneumonia
Lottit a. Gorge. " years k,corsr.
VI Job. nfMurrnag- uf stomach
Rae y. liolangtou. ~ years. Grace
hospital. Inquest pending
In Fraak a. Van Husan. 90 years.
Cruz. hospital. hemoTghage
EliI3hCtu tOGrtcnay. IS years. 10Y ~
Font. ,hcllcystitis
frederick ppp. 90 Years 1854 w.
Jcf ~f-uu. NHlS ulaT tusuficieuVN
Amasa Eulis - Years ~ Twenty
third old ag.
Anna NcCraw. 20 years. t2s r. con
grCss. tuberculosis
Edward Mohlman. months s:5
Morrvll pneumonia
BoleslaN kujda years. " Julia.
PM ufnouia.
Amastia Schcmsnski, ! year. 80 Lock
W God spaSms
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
CONFESSION RULED
OUT BY COURT
| IMMIGRATION OFFICERS METH
OBS GET A JOLT FROM
JUDGE SWAN.

For the second time this week,
Judge swan discharged prisoner IN
federal court because OF the methods
used by The immigration officers 10
secure confession. Edward CroZier.
charged With bringing Anna Wilson, Of
owen SoInl into this country with
immoral Intent was freed Wednesday
morning after a hard battle
Tine immigration officials In Che'f
star chamber session did not warn
CroZier hat what Ire said would ne
used against him. lie was deprived
OF his constitutional right there
fore move that all the testimony bear.
ing upon what he is alleged to have
said when arrested be ruled out" ar
eued Attorney w w. Ferguson.
The Judge accordingly ruled out the
confession and the testimony of the
immigration inspectors and the prose
cution then asoented TO the case be-
ing taken from the y:y and the pris
oner discharged.
Cro2ier was arrested in the court
room To be deported TO Canada and
was taken to the immigration Office
He declared that he would fight de-
Fortation
Croziei admitted that he had
brought the Wilson girl to this coun.
try and testimony was brought in 10
show that they had stopped AT Sar-
mia hotel as a married couple lie eX.
plained that he was bringing her here
as q favor To friend who was respon-
sible for her condition.
The girl went TO her nome Tuesday
nj aht on receipt of news that her bahy
was dying Her father felt the dis
grace Of The case keenly and declared
that he would move to another part
OF Canada
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
BROTHER SEARCHES
FOR MISSING SISTER

Chris Leyendosliy, of No. 49, Helen.
ave. has asked the aud Of the police
IN his search for his sister Lizzie.
who disappeared from her unrle's
nome. 30. 3ll fiendrie-ave.. on Feb.
-. taking with her only hep nigh:
dress and the clothcs that she wore
My sister has occasionally adopted
the name of Lizzie Dpsky. said Chris
she lives in Preston ont. but came
to visit her uncle few months ago.
and suddenly disappeared three weeks
ago
The brother saws he knows Of no
reason for Athe youus wom1n's disap.
pearauce She Is - years did
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
COUNSEL FOR
C0OPERs SCORED

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March 10
General Job Garner spoke for the
state today i'm the trial OF Col
Duncan Il. Cooper, Robin Cooper aud
John y. sharpe, for the murder OF SEN
ator CarmaCk Gen. Garner scored
the defense FOR the aspersions cast
upon he dead man and depIored the
fact that Carmack could not arise to
resent the ISLANDERS Of paid attorneys
re declared there WAS absolutely no
eNcuse FOR the Killing.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
HIS LOVE LEADS
MAN TO PRISON
FRANCISCO FRAZzITA FOLLOWED
MARY HOFFMAN UNTIL SHE
HAD HIM JAILED.

Francisco Frazzita an italian, was
sentenced to 80 DAYS in the house III
correction. with the alternative OF
$50 fine. when convicted IN Justice
.Ienries court OF annoying i6yearold
Mary Hoffman. a domestic 81 No, 5o'
East I.arned-st.
The girl lives al No. I'D schneider
st. and five weeks ago reported To the
roice that Frazzita was following her
nightly as she left her place OF EN-
ployment for her home. Patrolmen
were detailed To accompany her 10 the
car. The Italian was always shadow
Ing her though he offered no offensc.
Tuesday night Detective Joe Witty
saw the Italian walk mp 90 the CIR.
and peer into her face. The young
woman screamed and the officer did
the rest,
Francisco admitted that he was in.
fatuated with the girl. but AS peculiar
love elected no sympathy from the
Judge.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
BOTH PARENTS
WANT THE CHILD
PENDING DIVORCE SUIT BRINGS
UP THE SAME OLD SAD
QUESTION.

A sad feature OF the contested dl'
vorCe case OF Laura against John Do
Yonge. which Will DC heard by Judge
Nurfiin Thursday, VII, be the disposi.
ton to make OF their son. louis. ageo
IL. Both parents want the child, who
is living with his mother.
The parties were in court Wednes-
day prepared for trial. but other cases
took up the time Of the court. When
the parties were leaving court the
boy ran 10 his father and kissed him
affectionately, then joined his mother
and left the building After the boy
left the father paced up and down the
corridor OF the county building, and
several times wiped his eyes.
Mrs. DeYonge charges her husband
with Drunkenness The latter is a
mail ctrier and church organist He
denies III wife's allegations.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-11
DIED

March 5. at Neshanic. New
Jersey Mrs llnnie Tracy Fuller.
widow OF VIM. p. Fuller lnterment
ia family lot. Aurora. y )
JACOBS March ). 1909. AT Ventura.
Cal, Chas. Huntington. husband of
Mary Hubbard Jacobs and son OF the
late Nathaniel r., and Catherine
Huntington Jacobs. Prayers at fam
lily home, l1S Watson Friday al
,. IN, and services at ST Paul's
church at 2;3O y. m. Burial private.
RECTER-March s. at the home Of
his mother Mrs. Lille kreuter
Brown zoo Oakland ave Harry r.
sged so years Funeral Thursday "a
!. "a New York and Denver pa
pers please copy.
MCMAHON AT Minneapolis. Mimi. Sat
grday. March .. Margaret. wife Of
Mrs r.. John A.. }. Bernard and ).
Edgar Mcmahon and Mrs Fred X.
Schmalzreidt. Funeral from dsugh-
t-rs residence. $50 Fourteenth ave.
Thursday. March H. AT Has a. M.
Burial al Milford.
PIERCE March 5, 1909. at her resi-
dence ia Trumbull-a Ellen Len
name. beloved wife OF Russell &.
PIERCE. Funeral Thursday, March l..
from residence at $50. and Holy
Trinity church at o'clock Burial
at Mt. Elliott.
SEITZ- March .. 1909 Mrs Mary &
Seitz OF sol Woodward ave. Notice
81 funeral later
STEENSMA- March 9. 1893. at resi-
dencc. i26 sherman st. Andrew Pet
er. beloved son Of Mr. and Mrs. y.
Steensma. aged wears months.
Funeral services from house Thurs
day. pm. Burial at German Iuth-
eTan cemetery.
WETH ERFLlr- March ). at West Uni
~, Ohio Charles w. late OF Chicago,
i'm the 60th year OF his age. brother
Of Mrs c. w. f.. Chamberlin, OF De
troits Interment at Striker. ..
WEITZEI1-Lo Louise g. WeitZei. aged 50
years, at her residence. 1875 Wood =
ward-aVe March s. widow or tho
late J. G. Weitzel. beloved mother OF
George r.. j. Walter. William Il. and
Misses Minnie ard carrie WeitZel
Funeral Thursday afternoon at
o'clock from residence.