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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20

@ie mir ali unb gran
nerben. Die bstannte gbatidtbe,
bab Fih pom 4usenbIid Der 8eburt bis
gum giHtritt bes Sooes ununterbronen
8erdnberuugsr i'm Sorper poI3iehen,
bat 81 bsm puraooTen Shlagtport Der.
anIafTung gegeben, buB mir etgentlid
,,am aeben fterben". Der 4ugenbiid,
in BEN Der Meni6 ben Seritb ieines
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nohl non chamber 81 unterfheioen
finb, oas WsIteu Der 5aut, bic srfteu
perrdtbsriihsu 5dltaen al ben WlunDz
pintslH unp 4ugeu ihoner 5rausn, bic
sriten 8orbpten Der Habenoen 4oerHz
pertaltung, bas Wattertpsrpsn BEG
Bids uno bic Sdrbenperdnosrung Der
Saure. YrofsFor BfiBuer in Strabs
burg, Der bic betnen leBtgenanrten
Spmptoms mebrjdhrigen gsnauen llns
tsrfuhungen unter5ogen bat, iteat oie
bemerfensDertbe Sbatid6e feit, baB
eieie lmnanoluneen niGt etrpd crit
beginner, penn bic 5obenpfdoe bes
9aieins iih ben gieberungen su3uDena
ben anfangen, ionbern iich ihon nett
! friiber norbsreiten uno iiberhaupt in
nett er6Berem llmfange itattfiroea,
aIs man bisber gIaubts. Gr fonmt su
! Der aefitelung, pdb bic umipanbluRg
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| 20 pom 6unpert alsr Utitteleuropder
ppqsieht, uro srft NIT oem pRrsieftsH
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baB Bel ben in Der friiben Slgeno blons
ben sFrausn oas RdheuntleH bon
blpnb in braun I'm mebr ais Die soalfte
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bltiben ,io eaB Der blonde gienidentaz
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faft unmittelbar in has 5taoiHm oes
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ffiee, baf Rdnnsr. obIpDhl lie TN dla
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| (alfo finf Sabre fpdter) Der fan 1T.
-- Was bic Farbsnperdnoerung IN Der
Reaen6ooeubaut oes aages betrifft, 10
| ntrmt glau bis sum GHbe oes sfpeItst
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| bsnsiahre beftGnbig. tpdhreHb BIdua
| arau fchou NIT Dem stpeiteH sssahre fans
| ftant riro. Die brauHe Mnaeniurbs
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ab. lIsber bic SdrbennerdneeruHgeH On
| ih,par3eu 9luqeu fGbt iih nidpts fdgeH,
neil cine abIpIut fhparse Meaenbnaen'
baupt Bel Mitteleurrpdern iiberhdaiui
| nicht portomHt. - 8as hdHfig beobs
ontete ppriibsrgsbenbe Grarnuen Dtl
saare nit acknowledgement Riidfefr 81
| Ser friheren Saarfarbe III nurhfpsa
cine SFplaeerfhefnuHg eridopfeHbsr or
oanifter Grtr1rfunoen uHo ftirsrsi
Iuernoyer Eterlfnden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-20
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3inn mar rnbis ~ S3e.55-38.95 mHb
Rupfer ebenfaLs; cafe 81 Sl2.50--l2.6 .62H ,
GgectroIptbic gu sl2.8711 l2.50uno Ca
fling su I2.00--l2.25. Slet mar fau su
"a. .40-4.50 uu6 speIter ~ S5.50--5.60
Giien mar unpsrdabsrt. RO. ] Tounorp
Northern ~ sl5.T5 $50 1926, 30. Z DO. su
.50-I6.O0, 80. Eouthern ano Ro.
Scatheru ioft III Sl55O-l6OO.
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eamsfaa. ID. Nqars 1911.


Tit G5eI@dfte maren heufe in BEN bieiigen
BaHfen Hift febr Isbbaft ilue eBeio fpar 81
nietriaeH i3iHssatsn sa erlongsH. ea pie
8oHEeH biHlhHaIidbe sSonbs on 4aHb IA
ben. Bon ben HaHsen fuuroeH Lar
IebsR ,en sau~ ~ ~ ansae!isbeH uHe
15efhdftspapIere ipnrosH 80 514-6@ 6i5'
tDnttrt. I'm Difenen slsarfte iunroen Dorie'
ben ~on eali~ sa 81-Aa uno aiif 8eit ~
~ - piacist.
ssshfa eHf mnw alest.
tuaren nensineE ~ iOr TistDnto per $1,000
sptiubeH Hansen. Gie gCunterrate betragi
soc Drdmif per $1,000.
ssssia sxi Garssa.
iparsn miliger. Seute Iinb bic feIsenbeu
Euotirungen ~ berihteH:
acnhDH, 8 Idae Sidlt, $780, per g,
GO 1Gge Sidt, $4s31 per & Paris
Taes 5iHt, 5i21 -5l5 Trancs per 500
10 Eaas eid,i, 5l7l1 $50 ,sranes per 500;
tiir Gentidlanb 4 1age Si9t 4 Rart 95
be. 90 Tnee 9tdbt, s4hs.
Documentary EiuB aaf acneon wurben
su S4.s21x, auf aSlas9ow sa $4.S2L stnc
auf Belfaft ~ S4.82 Derfanft.
rHnsas.rslissttsnsa
rabls aao itetis. Die Banssn qaOsireH wis
knfn4.
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ObgGeid Der groBe 6iftnerp febr
tisF lisgt, 70 1T sr bod isbr empFirbIiH
uno 5iiftpe6 ift Elm allgeu1sinss unb
iebr ichmer5bafteS Geiben. Ct. SSutobs
Del bringt biz auf ben Sis nes
Shmer8ss unb turtrt osnielbsn.
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Rehl.--Ter Biarst In ptilig. g4iHter
gaients $3.9l-4.30, Suaiabis 800 10.
Svrina patents beltes $50. S,rGishts
$l lo0-4.iO, Ha.ers s3.00-4.i0.
@eiaen. - far laas S0sss- ss-9l re, ant
gdIui glLe; iiir SuIi $685., am
G6Inb 89s1e fur Stpiember So -S9ss. &c.
am S6IuS 1886.
@elfhtorn. - Slr giai 10 -a9 &c,
cm 51lub 4s94c. fiir SnEt 50t 500, am
s1lus 50sse: fur Ssptenber 5l1ss-5l9sse,
am snlub 5lsss.
Aafer. - Rar Mai 3Isk-3l1&c, am
sdIas 3ltxe; fiir Sali 3las-5l Hc, am
saiab alsse, fur Ssptrmber 3D. NJ.
ana SdIus 3ls4e.
Nogeeu. -- 30. 2 s5e.
@erite. Gate tSutteraerfte 60-78e.
eute bis dolce RalsseTfte 90--I ole.
IIaHsfaameu.-Rc. S.ss. 254lae
so. 4 81. ID. 2675sc. .
1imotbpfaanssa.--Sll. .6o-li.7o per
gxntser.
aIeeiaa n R.--si5.00 pes genfaer.
Rsbpest. - slS.25--ls.75 per Sel.
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aissrina ssais simssse.

Clearing esuie timFass.
Ter llmias i'm bisiiasa Gleariasbaas bts
iief fid5 bsnte auf So, $50. 900. Tie tlmidse
Der rerneffeuen Mode beIiefeH fs1 anF
"a, ,l8l $50 Geaen s27, ,17s 800 In Der surs
tefpoabireHeea Mode oes pOrssea Jubres.
asfas.essnsssxisu.
Tsr ERarst In qofaIieturitdten mar beut
subia uub bit greiie feif. - 6ine. @as &
electric mureen su s6 perfanft unb Rorfberu
Ehto Traction a Giabf ~ 40Js. Die nadDs
ftebsHhen gersaufe itHo sis beri6ten;
Mn ssr @sris.
Before Gail
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Cincinnati, IS. Nar3.
s3ufubr unb 9erianbt pdbreup oea per:
Hofieaen 8ode, uerglibeH nit NIT ben por.
2 Modem, rudreH rDte foIst
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" in op te1. - EIe penereH Sttere ma
rem in aladfrage uno itebeu nm 10--25c
hoher als pprige @ohe. WittelmdBtge uno
ic1pere Sttere maren Ianaiam nno TIM 10
l5c niecrtaer. -- StoGers uno 5eeoers ma
rem itetig bis tart, bel gertneer 3afnhr.
esArsrs 5tiere s.. 1871 ertrd S6.25--
se AZ soncn $6.4o-6.50 Ehisn S2 $500,
steiiasritiere $4.25 - 5.S5, srtra $500,
6eifers 1926 - SIS, ertra So'oo--6.01
aiihe s225--475. ertra S4.s5--500, Gam
nerS 90 .50--3.s5. Stoder5 unoiSeeoers $375
$50. ertra S5.60-5.75
9ulter. Ter Nartt mar beute rubig,
bic Breiie aber feIt
Rdaere unb Eeidlts q. .75-4.25. BoEonna
81 .25-5.l0. ertra s5.l5-5.25, fette SuaeH
S4.75-5.25.
WtIdtlhe. 49, e5ute BIG auserfeiene
gsi[btiihe uaren In sieuIieh auter RdhTrdne
nn6 ftetid, auoere a5er laHsiGm uHe I'M S3
per Stud ntehrtder,
Ertra $50 00-65.0o, dMte bis auSerLsieue
s42 $1,000, oroindre bis CUTE $3.50
1000.
4dIbtr--T Ta bic 2ufuhr siemtif aros
mar, 10 wareu bic Brsiie idwa1 uao fieIeu
um SOC per 100 Bfuno.
Erbinare un6 drese S3. So * fair bis
aufe Esichfe 81. .50-S %, ertrd -. 20.
adIber in ben GoWmtiioHs Nduisra. --
,saHcu size, prilna bis au5erIeiene 7-Sc,
orbindre 5-5c.
2 hweiue. - Die 3ufuhr mar beute
liemlid, oroS, bic Ra9fraae MIR ndsia uuc
bic 9reiie itebeH um l0--l5c unter oener
pom Sreitnd.
Sbwere Sdjueine btnhten s6 .S9--7 90,
Gute bis anserfeieHe 3serpaduudss uuo
TIetinerforteH 81 15-7 20. aemtitbte Eers
paduuasEorteu s705--7.20, oroiuare bis
anserleisne fdluers fette Sdne - 50-s. Is.
ertra 1925. Staas 400 --5.25, Ietdte
Werian0tiorteu 81 .25--7 80. Ssertel pou llO
lfe nne ueuiaer ~ 00-7.3j.
Shafe uHo 9dmmer. - Ter Blartt
mar heute rnhia uHe bic Breite ftetta.
ShGfs. - GrfrG S425, cute bis aus:
erIeisHe 1915 - 4.I5, oroiudre bis aute
S2.25-3.5O. Sd6rIinse S4.25-500. ertrO
leidlte S5.25.
Sdnrmsr Grtra brdshteu s6s0. quite
bis ouserIsieue Sf 00-S.J0. erbtndre bte
aute 500 SIS, aeid1orens S5.0o--5.60
Sriibiobrss qdmmsr l2--l5e.
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Rinbpieh. Beeues $500 - 6.S5,
Ierds Stiere - 4.40--5.65, tDettlidle Stiere
81. $3.50. stoders uHo Feeoers 800
$50. aiihe unn Settlers ~ $3.50, &atber
90. .25-S.J0. Iarft fteti9.
9 Smmeiue. - Seiduts s6.90--7.l5. aes
mtIhte 81. .7O-7.05, Ibwere $685.. 20.
rauhe S6.55-6.7O. quite bis arfSerLrieue
id,were $6T0-6.95, 5erteI $3.50. Is.
Rarft &c uieortaer.
e d ale uno 2dmmer.-Shafe Gin
hsiniid1e 50 00-5. IL. peisIthe $3.25--j.25
Sdhrliuae 81 75-5.65.
admmer. - Giuheintifdhe S5.00--6.5
peitIhe S5.25-6.60. Rarf1 itetia.
2ufuhr. Rin0uieh 400, Snneire
I6, 900, S6dfe nno sdmner $500.
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ns4tisa 81. a.;..iasa. ~. Ia 81. ~
exiisslsss CPS Il sta gal Rs. VI Eaer. %4s szs.
1sItsasn Ghss ~ ssa. -.... 81
Gsaf 81 9sssssa Dr. .i9sk lEsrF - 4 ssm. A. -
Ssairsi fsalssr q. !. vi xsFs. Vi u. H..- ils
Gsaf ef 81. 81 esB- &tlxlsl NefEh Hefitk fr..s. 49,
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Gksf q Lsls br..... gs, Gre .. q siss. III. 80
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ID tsEn.

Ter wdrft mar Fteti1. Bertduft wurben
567 8bls. ItitiHer's ;sinisbee geoes aui
Der Bats pom SI33 per @alIen.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08

Graham Smith of Saginaw is WIS.,
iting Fred McNally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Mccormick, Mr.
and Mrs. John Mccormick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Mccormick of Flint, Mr..
and Mrs. p. Watt of Fosters, spent
Thanksgiving at the home of H. M.
Wernick.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Shreve and
Miss Mable Shreve spent Thanksgiv-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore of
Birch Run.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kicker and Miss
Olive Kicker of Saginaw, John Rick
er of Lansing spent Thanksgiving
at the home of w. o. Barrett.
The ladies Aid will hold their
meeting Thursday afternoon, Dec.
Ia, at the home of Mrs. Doremus.
Miss Mable Shreve was in Flint
on Sunday afternoon.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08
THETFoRD

Mr.. and Mrs. John Long and Ray
Mitchell were guests of Mrs. X. M
Wilbur Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Fuller is visiting her
granddaughter, Mrs. Lloyd Geiger
for a few days.
A very interesting temperance
lecture was given at the church
Monday evening by Mrs. Calkins, the
state president of the w. c. T. u
Hazel and Majory Sanford were
the hostesses at very pleasant
party given in their honor Friday
December I, the occasion being their
fifteenth birthday. Fifteen of their
friends were invited, Luncheon
was served and the afternoon was
spent in playing games.
The annual Thanksgiving feasl
was served as usual at the home OF
Mrs. n. M. WILDER. Covers were
laid for eighteen. All the childrer
and grandchildren were present
with the exception IN Clay Wilber
and Howard Geiger, who were .un-
able to leave the university. The
great grandchild, little WILDER +.
was also present to partake of the
goodies.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08
COUNTY LINE

Mrs. N. Cole and daughter, visited
relatives here few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Alger anG
daughter Thelma visited her father
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Toby of Pine Run
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Rose.
Dan Rose of Flushing visited rel
atives here Friday.
Chas. Downs made a business
trip to Saginaw Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Downs of Argentine
visited relatives here during her
Thanksgiving vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Davie spent
Thanksgiving in Saginaw the guests
of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Wing and
Powers and sons of Clio and Mr..
and Mrs. C. b. Barker of Thetford
spent Thanksgiving with DR.. and
Mrs. w. H. Taylor Of Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Marvin en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Green
of Flint, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Bingham and Mrs. M. E. Mason of
Clio, Thanksgiving day.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08
EAST ARBELA

The fall of snow Saturday night
and Sunday was not sufficient fol
good sleighing.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C.. Haight of LanS-
ing, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.,
and Mrs. II. Z. Monroe.
George Van Nest made out
pension papers for the soldiers at
II. +. MonrOe's on Dec. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Baldwin spent
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Miller at Clio.
VIM. Young Of Flint attended the
funeral of his cousin, Mrs. Arthur
Corrington, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Leach
spent Thanksgiving at St. Charles,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Cole.
Miss Edith Pike of Flint spent
Thanksgiving with her sister, Mag
gle.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08

Hugh Wildfong has moved into
Oscar Sears tenant house where hs
is to work the coming year.
William McCumsey has returned
from his hunting trip In the north
Arthur Stevens made a business
trip to Flint Friday.
Walter Blaine and family of Bridg'
port spent Thanksgiving with their
daughter, Mrs. John Mcdonald.
Ernest Brown made business
trip to Flint recently.
Miss Leila Leonard spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Leonard, Jr.
Charles Monte, Jr. purchased
horse in Flint recently.
Lloyd Hummer, who has beer
quarintined In for diptheria, Is on
again.
John Hummer has sick horse.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08
"a Hand in II.

Professor Ga well, known man
al a, well known university, was
very unpopular with several stud.
ents. One night, for joke, they put
good coat of tar on the outside
of his door. Next morning, on leav-
ing his room, he got his hands and
clothes in an awful mess and inn
mediately summoned the student he
considered the .ring-leader.
"Do.you know what persons have
done this?". :angrily asked the pro-
fessor..1
Eyes sir; l know who had hand
in it," replied the youth.
"Who?" queried the professor.
"Why, you, sir" cried the delin-
quent, pointing to the others tar
stained hands.
The professor laughed and let him
go.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08
What He Meant.

A party of four, jusi returning
from the theater, called in at the
fashionable restaurant. The prim
oldmaid, who was the guest of the
evening, was charmed with every
thing, especially the music.
While the waiter was standing by
the table, she asked him to find oul
The title of the piece. the orchestra
was playing. And the willing waiter
promised.
But other duties claimed him for Z
time, and when he returned the
lady had completely forgotten her
request.
When he bent toward her, and
softly whispered something In her
ear. she recalled in horror. Then,
recovering from the shock, she turn
ed with cold. relentless fury upon
the hapless man who waited
"How dare you'll" she cried. "How
dare your
And il took the terrified waiter
quite a time to explain why he had
merely breathed the title of the
piece so softly: "What Can l Do To
Make You Love Me?"
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08

at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs John
Green of Birch Run. Games and mu-
sic were played. The guests that
were present were Mr.. and Mrs. C.
w. Ferguson and son Morise, Oscar
Pomeroy and family of. County Line,
John Ferguson and family, George
Ferguson and family, VIM. Fergu-
son, Ed. Raquepaw and family, Ollie
Daud and family, Mary Starkweath-
er and family, VIM. Rose and fam
lily, Dolly Newvine and family, OF
Birch Run, VIM. Willis and family
of Clio. Mr.. and Mrs. John Green
were presented with a toilet set
There were fifty-one guests present
and all had an enjoyable time.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08
COUNTY LINE

Wallace Downs and family viii
move In their new house this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Tobey, of Pine
ffuR, were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wm Rose Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Gray were Ar.
bella callers Sunday.
Oscar Pomeroy and son, Myron,
were in Frankenmuth on business
one day last week.
A Thanksgiving dinner was given
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08
CARD OF THANKS

We: earnestly desire TO express
our heartfelt thanks to the many
kind friends who so willingly as
sisted us in the sickness and death
OF our dear wife and mother. 4
special thanks we extend to Ada B.
Rebekah lodge. the Cleaners and to
all for the beautiful floral offerings.
We thank them all.
ARTHUR CORRINGTON.
and children,
MRS. M. b. HANDY,
MRS. FLOYD ELESMORE.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08
YARMOUTH

"a. y, Mccormick who 'ha,
been visiting. friends ~
returned home.
Miss Maud Shreve and Miss Lii
lian B0odzer were In Saginaw Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Barrett and George Barrett
were in Saginaw the last Gf the
week.
John McNulty was in Chesaning
Friday and Saturday on business.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08

Two lone skunks, by the roadside
sat, as an automobile rushed by,
leaving an odor far from good, and
a tear stood in ones eye "Why do
you weep?" said his anxious friend?
"Why. do you sob and quaker
Because" replied the other skunk,
"that smells like mother used to
make"
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08
C. E., NOTES

The topic for next Sunday even
ing is "The Source of Workers
Strength" Col. 1913.
This is intended for candle light
--ting and we hope the plan will
me-. -srlIy carried out. All are
be success, md let your light
invited to come a. he led by
Shine. The meeting will :. "f.
our president, Mrs. George Swina.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08
NORTHWEST THETFORD.

Frank Whitcomb has moved his
family to Traverse city to spend the
winter.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08

Big line of those beautiful nickel
coffee percolators. Just the thing
for mothers Christmas, $3.50 to s15,
B6dine's.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08

Six Sterling Silver plated Tea
spoonss warranted 25s years for 81.
Bodine's.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08

Six of the finest Sterling Silver
plated Teaspoons, warranted SO
years for 81. Bodine's.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08

A want ad in the Messenger will
ffeIp find buyer for that stove.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08
SOUTHWEST ARBELA

Clyde Garvin is very sick with
sciatic rheumatism in both limbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Murphy of
Birch Run, visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Colon returned
home from a weeks stay in Birch
Run, Saturday last.
Mrs. Lettie Corrington, late of De-
troit, will stay. with her son Arthur
the remainder of the winter.
Mr.. Jarvis of Standish came here
Saturday to attend the funeral of
his niece, Mrs. Arthur Corrington.
Mrs. ii. f. Stewart is suffering
from an attack of neuralgia of the
face.
Olive, beloved wife of Arthur
Corrington departed this life on
Friday, Dec. 1. Death was caused
by peritonitis.
Besides the sOrrOwing husband
Sic ledNcS Ouc ooh dhu ohC uouSh
ter, Herman and Eunice; also her
mother, Mrs. Belle Lutz and two sis
ters, Mrs. Floyd Elsmere of Milling
ton and Miss Susan Lutz, besides a
host of friends.
Most of her life was spent In Ar
bella, and the large concourse of
people which attended the funeral
attested to the respect and affection
which was felt for her and sympa-
thy for the bereaved family. The
funeral was held at : the Grove
school house on Monday, Dec. 3 at
80 p. m. Rev. Randall Of Clio,
conducted the service.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08

FOR SALE-Thorough bred POlled
Durham Bull, 1 year old. Inquire
of Fred Boyse, Route 4, Birch
Run. 41-2t.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08

FOR SERVIC -Thoroughbred
Berkshire boar. George Knicker-
booker, Vienna. 41-3t
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08

FOR RENT-Seven Room House in
Clio. Inquire at Messenger office.
41-2t
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08
Peoples
Want Column

FOR SALE-My residence on Grif-
fis st. In the heart of the village
of Clio at a bargain. w. ]. Scho-
field. 37-tf.
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08

FOR SALE OR RENT-new eight
room house in Clio, good cistern,
cellar and wood shed. Enquire
George Palmer. 41-1t
The Clio messenger., 1911-12-08

WANTED-Colts to break. Frank
Rockafellow, Clio, Mich. 40-4t