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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26
HONOR ROLL.

Smith, H. c., Jonathan 5 80
Bailey, Mrs. M, r.. City %
Woodland, Alex, Ball LOO
Moody, w. O., Nicely so
McBerry, C, L., Brooklyn .25
Yeager. G.. g., Auburn so
Holland, Jno. W., Rounsaville LOO
Gardner, Chester, City .25
Owens, J. D. Fruitdale, Ala. LOO
Hillman. JAS, Hillman LOO
Colbert, w. r., Hillman 80
Neel, w. j., City LOO
Mcleod, Mrs. Rachel, City 100
Ternioan Mrs. A T.. Manassas. Ga. so
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26

Yves Afford, brakeman on the log
train of the Bear Greek Co., got a
land badly mashed up on Monday
the 10Th inst. so much so that he
had to have three fingers and half Of
the thumb amputated. The accident
occurred while making a car coup
ling. There was great wisdom in
the Federal Law requiring the Jan
ner coupling on all cars for inter-
state traffic. Such a law should pre-
vail applying to Intra-state cars in
Mississippi, as with the old style
draw-head and pin coupling its i'm
possible with the best of care, for the
train employees to safeguard against
occasional getting finger bit of, land
those members are precious, to ever
mar
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26
Board Orders Repair Of Bridge Approaches

At the Special Term of the Board
of Supervisors held yesterday, Thurs
day. they ordered Road Commission
er Amsler to procure necessary ma
teriol for repair of the approaches to
Chickasawhay River bridge and pro-
cure~pile-driver from Vinegar Bend
Lbr. Co. l.er terms made by them to
J. Fl. Turner, prest. Board. The
Board also decided to call the Coun-
ty Convict Gang to work at once
digging ont the cutoff ditch, and
make same 20 feet deep and 60 feet
wide.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26

Rev. w. B. Alsworth returned
last FRIDAY from Purvis where he
had been to attend the funeral of his
uncle. He made the Avera appoint
ment on this work Sunday. Is get
ting down to the work on the charge
now nicely and regrets being kept
away this long by Providencial hin
ORANGES.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26

BORN, unto Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Littlefeld, on Tuesday, January 70,
1912, "A GIRL They dwel up about
the mill, near LeakesviIle, Miss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26

Tyra Brewer of Hillman was in
town Saturday and informs US that
his folks are getting on the mend
now from the bad time they have
been having with the severe type of
cold which has ragged in that commu-
nifty. Five of his family were down
at one time including himself and he
is minus the hearing in one ear from
the siege, the drum of it having
broken.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
Surprised AUNT Betsey.

A complete surprise was perpetrated
upon Mrs. Betsy Cantrell, on Tuesday
afternoon June 4th at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Cheal, Elmwood ave-
nue., by number of friends and neigh.
bors, 1t being the occasion of her 10th
birthday anniversary. She had settled
DOWN for quiet afternoon when all at
once she found herself surrounded by
merry friends and flowers and tokens of
love on every side. Although thorough.
ly surprised lshe soon rallied herself
into her characteristic tranquility of
good humor and entertained her frient.
in Her own good style. At about
O'Clock bountiful supper was served
by Mrs. Cheal. A birthday cake all
Lighted up with rs tiny wax tapers
ado}ned the center of the table, the
tapSrs were of bright colors and ar.
rahked to represent the different stages
of life from babyhood to old age. Al
though Aunt Betsy" proudly boasts
her 76 years she is still young in spirit
and noble of heart and beloved by ALL
may she enjoy many more happy birth.
days is the sincere wish of a host of
friends.
Contributed.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
State Reward RI Roads in Bennington

State Reward Roads in Bennington.
State Highway Commissioner T. A.
Ely of Alma, was in Bennington town.
ship, Monday, to inspect with the town.
ship board and several citizens who are
interested in good roads, two miles of
road-s mile north and mile south Of
school house No. (which it is intend.
ed shall be improved and made into
state reward roads this season. Com.
missioner Ely gave the officers Of the
town some good common sense advice
on road building and gave it as his be-
lief that these two miles could readily
be made to conform to the specifications
for roads Of this class and that at q
nominal expense mile of road north
of Bennington station could become a
state reward road. With the compile.
ton of the work on the two miles of
road mentioned but little work will be
left for anot her year to make first
class road across the township. As one
township official said to us the taxpay-
ers are finding ont that while the first
cost is considerable that If the work is
well done these roads are the cheapest
in the end and the voters of Bennington
will not be satisfied until all the main
roads at least are as good as state re-
ward roads. Mr.. Ely created very
favorable impression upon all who met
him
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
Normal Class Commencement.

NOSnHat SldSo OOmmenoement
The exercises of the Shiawasset
County Normal Class Commencement
will be held at the Owosso central
scoool building at p. m. Wednesday,
June 10. The program is as follows:
March.
Invocation-Rev. ]. 8. Steininger.
Song-"Loveliest Violet"
Address-"Rural Education" Prof.
Ernest Burnham, of Western State Nor.
NAL, Kalamazoo.
song-"Be Glad, Lass and Lad
Double Trio.
Presentation of Ce tificates- Com. H
e. Slocum.
Song-"Silent now the Drowsy Bird
Normal Glass.
Remarks-Supt. w. r. Goodrich.
Song-"Michig an, My Michigan
Normal Class.
Graduates-Eleanor L. Stewart, Ida
Burbans' Mary Voelker, Leah R. Dean,
L. Daisy Allen, Bernice s. Barnes, Leta
r. Bahnmiller, Ruth q. Strauch,
Gladys l. Wade, Nellie E. Schlicher,
Frances w. Gordon, Elsie I. Stewart,
Zella E. Hopson, Estella L. Kerby.
Catheryn E. McGraw, Alma F. Sawyer,
Fannie j. Schroeder. Vera R. Schell,
A dab M. Hale, BelleDearman.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07

James A. Cooper died Tuesday morn.
at his home in the West fats, after an
illness Of seven weeks, resulting from a
fall down stairway during the night.
Up to that time, he was enjoying ex.
cellent health, but since, he has never
been able to leave his bed. The funer-
al was held Thursday, Rev. G. h.
Hanks officiating.
Mr.. Cooper was born in Cooperstown.
N. Y. 66 years ego, and when young
Ovid and engaged In the manufacture
Of carriages, later entering the hard
ware business. In 1888 he moved to
Owosso and became the head Of the
Owosso Carriage Go. He remained In
charge for several years and. then went
on the road selling buggies. He had
not been travelling for several years.
he was city assessor for one term.
Mr.. Cooper was q member Of the Elks
and Masona and srsut' muoh time. ct
the club rooms, where he will he great
ly missed. OF genial disposition. and
q man whose integri ty was uuquestion
ed, Mr.. Cooper had host of friends to
whom news of his death will come as
shock.
Surviving him are Q widow and the
following children: Mrs Henry Bick.
nell of Honolulu; Miss Edith Cooper OF
Chicago; Miss Alice Cooper Of Battle
Greek: Miss Lillian and James A.
Cooper, Jr., OF Chicago. He also leaves
a brother, William Cooper of Girard,
Pa and . sister, Mrs Carrie Bennett,
Of Kansas City.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07

U. q. Stiff is having his house ne
painted-Seversl from this place st
tended the musical Tuesday evening in
Owosso, given by the pupils Of Mis-
Lena Gregory-Mrs Anneta Arnold
Of Ovid, attended services Sunday
morning in this place-Mrs Charlotte
Leavitt was the guest Of her brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs Park Scott OF
Garland, a part of last week. e.
Wright of Pontinc, will spend soms
time with his sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs A E Cadz-The Endeavor so.
cietv of this place will hold an all day
home made bake goods sale SATURDAY.
at d. B. Collins store, formerly Det.
wiler's-Mrs Wilbur Austin spent q
part of the week at the home OF her
parents. Mr. and Mrs George Tnbbe'----'
Mrs Caleb Wright of Elberta, Mich,
spent part of last week at the; bome
of A. E. Cadz--Mrs John Potter p{
Detroit, formerly of this place, visited
old friends in this place last week.
The Misses Helen and Bernice Green
who have been i'll are recovering.
Mrs Otto Cook is quite ill---Mrs
Henry Cook and son Harold Of Flint,
visited relatives in this vicinity last
week-There win be preaching ser,
vices in the M P church Sunday morn
ing and evening. In the morning
there will be communion services and
receiving Of new members. A. very
cordial invitationis extended 10 ALL
Ray Mitchell Of Garland, spent Tues
day afternoon with his grandfather. b
Scott.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07

Fourth Michigan cavalry-veterans to
Meet at Port Huron, June le. 1912.
The annual reunion of the survivors
of the Fourth Michigan Cavalry will be
held at Port Huron, June 10, 1919.
Owinsstpithe death of H. A. Backus,
who was for many years our secretary,
the mailing list of survivors is lost and
we ask the aid. of the newspapers of the
state to assist rs in reaching as many
as possible.
L. w. Sprsgue, President.
Greenville, Mich.
B. Frank Gboding, Secretary,
~ Ann Arbor, Mich.
State papers please copy.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
Pioneer Dead.

Mrs. Cynthia F.. Holman, who died
at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at
her home on North Hickory street,
just outside the city limits, was one
of the pioneers Of the county, baSt
ing lived here SO years. Funeral SER
vices over her remains we're helS
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock at
the home, Rev. Carlos Fl. Hanks Of
ficiating. Interment will take place
in Pine Tree cemetery, Corunna
Mrs. Holman was born in Brlgh~
ton Beach, Mass, on October 26th,
1830. She moved to Romeo, Mich,
at the age of "a years, and six years
later came to Owosso, where she div.
ed until her death. She was ahe
widow of Charles Holman, FOR a
number of years register of deeds in
Shiawassee county. 1sks
Deceased was the mother OF slight
children, five of whom are stil aiva
ing. They are: F.. B. Holman, Mrs.
Josephine Haney, Nettie e. Holman,
Helen B. Holman and Charles Hol'
man, all of Owosso. s1Ab. ~
Mrs. Holman was a member, cT the
Presbyterian church. Of kind and
pleasant nature, she was admired
and loved by large circle OF friends,
She was always devoted to her fam
lily. Her last days were marked b.
patient suffering.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07

West Haven Farmers Club Program.
Henderson, June 5.-The program for
the West Haven Farmers club meeting
TO be held at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. h. 81. Hill June 18th is as follows:
Opening exercises. ~
Roll call responded to by naming a
state and giving the capitol.
Music.
Recitation-Viva Hill.
Reading-Mrs. Wilson.
Question-"Is the coming of the alien
multitude an acquisition or national
peril" Mr.. Wilson.
Discussion by club members.
Recitation-Mrs. Hurst. sa
Question-"Are our children being
really prepared for broad and useful
life work" Mr.. Hill, Mrs. Wiedman.
Music.
Question-"Is 1t just that the board
Of education in the township Unit sys-
tenn should have 30 much power" Mr..
Cs1ze. Discussion by club members.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
Re al Estate Transfers.

8 Frasier to G. Van Slvke, lot II,
block IA, D L. Co g 2nd add Durand,
80 and others.
L. Hankev to j. Brown, part south
west t section 35, Burns, $3.50.
q. Allen to p. Wilson and wife
lot 58, part 65 and 81. Central add
Owosso. $500:
E. Booth to p. Willett, part north
east section 13, Perry, $500.
w. Perkins to E. Pitts, lots ir
Henderson, $500.
H. Van Wagner to 9. Richardson
part northwest section z, Hazelton
81, 900.
L. Kinne to @. Weller and wife, lots
13 and block a, Woodlawn park
Owosso. $3.50
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
circuit Court.

Motions for new trials made by tht
defendants in the cases of Guy Harper
Of Laingsburg vs. the Mutual Tornado
Windstorm and Cyclone Insurance Co.,
and Miss Eta Schroeder of Owosso vs.
the Grand Trunk Railway company
were denied in the circuit court Mon
day.
Judge s. s. Miner granted several de-
crees of divorce Monday. Edna NJ.
Cutler was freed from Edward Cutler,
whom she charged with cruelty and
non.support. and Jeunie Peterson waa
given separation from Stanley Peter.
son, who is now serving time in Can
adisn prison. Both couples live IN
Owosso.
Eva White was granted a divorce
from Vernon M. White, former mayor
Of Owosso and ex supervisor from the
fourth ward. She charged cruelty.
Mrs. White has started suit several
times before. but each time an adjust
ment was reached. Vera Howard was
granted q divorce from Norman L..
Howard. The divorce of Peart vs.. Earl
Patterson has not yet been decided.
John NORM, the brick mason who
was arrested in Detroit a week ago, on
a charge of larceny of AZ pairs of shoes
from a shoe store in West OwOsso.
pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to
from six months to five years in the
Ionia reformatory.
Judge Miner has granted Charles
Holman, Owosso cigar dealer, divorce
from Jsnette Holman on the gronnd of
incompatibility, being the second di.
Norce obtained by him from the same
wife. Mrs. Holman was given the GUS
tody of their two children.
Corunna, June 5.-Judge Miner in
the circuit court Monday made the
final decree in the divorce case of
Ray vs. Fannie Crawford, which wa
completed some time ago. Under
the terms of the decree, Crawford
must pay his wife $50 per month ali
mOny, from now until the oldest boy,
who is IL years of age, is 1S years
old. After that, he must pay $40 per
month, until the youngest boy, who
is now six years old, is 18.
Mrs. Crawford resides in Chelsea,
and Mr.. Crawford is. an automobile
salesman. He is at present in Owos-
so.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
Completes First Year Successfully.

Completes First Year Successfully.
O. L. Sprague received word Monday
that his son, j. Henry Sprague, had
successfully passed his first year exam.
nations a. the q. 8. Military Academy
at Annapolis, Md and thus becomes q
third classman. It is, q matter of salts.
faction to all Of Henry's friends in this
city to know that his standing in schol-
arship has been good throughout the
year. He may possibly be home for q
vacation this month instead OF coming
in September as is customary because
of the fact that Uncle Sans boats
which are used for the summer cruise
Of the midshipmen are now in Cuban
waters.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
New Shoe Store.

Gsymer q Root Of the Economy ShOe
Repairing Co., West Main street, have
taken the agency for the Wear. U-WeE
Shoe Co. and have moved their repahr-
ing rooms to the store formerly Ooca-
pied BY M. L. Willoughby, and will
continue that business in conneCtiW
with the retail shoe busin ess. ThoY
have large and complete stock of first.
class goods and will undoubtedly seoure
a large patronage.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
Farmers Institute Train.

Under the direction of l.. r. Taft,
superintendent of Farmers Institutes,
the State Board of Agriculture is send.
ing out it's special farmers institute
train to do missionary work for better
farming in Michigan. The train Is to
stop at Flushing at 2:3O p. m. and at
Lennon at 400 o'clock, Saturday. June
%, Garland at 500 q. m. and Este at
9:30 o'clock. Tuesday, June 25. each
stop being for about ninety minutes.
The train will consist Of three coaches
in which lectures will be given on
general farming. alfalfa culture. fruit
growing, dairying. stock raising, bee
keeping. etc, There will also be sever
al express cars filed with various OK.
hibits which will be explained after the
lectures. Everyone interested IL In
vited to visit the cars and all will be
made welcome. Everything is free.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
COlfax I. o. o. F. Officers

Colfax lodge, No. 436, I. o. o. r.,
elected the following officers Tues
day evening: '@"&tI 3"S
Noble Grand-John Mccall "HS
Vice Grand-Warren Rouse, T's'
Secretary-E. G. Osborn. 'oNt
Treasurer-Arthur Gordon. .stg
Delegates to Grand Lodge-MerrSH
Kerby and J. Goddard. ,r.., al,
Alternates-Frank Lepior aDdrSy
G. Lake.
Captains-initiatory and second,
D. Jenkins; first and third MerriH
Kerby.
The lodge conferred the initiatory
degree after the election.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07

Jacob Emmer, aged so. farmer of
tWoodhull township. is being sued for
divorce by his wife. Margaret, aged 90.
who was l6 when they were married
and who says her husband has become
jealous after allowing her to go to all
sorts of social functions with younger
people but not caring to go himself.
She asks for alimony and the custody Of
their two boys aged 8 and 8 years.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
Election OF Officers

The Star of Hope Rebekah lodge
elected the following officers Tuee-.
day evening for the ensuing year;
Noble Grand-Mrs. II. Kent.
Vice Grand-Mrs. r. Graham.
Secretary-Mrs. e. Doane. ~
Treasurer-Miss Mary Whitney.
Representatives to the Grand AZ
sembiy-Mrs. A. Dyer and Mrs. q. T.
Washburn.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
lalnSsburg

Milton st Clair of st. Johns, spent
Sunday With friends In this place
Pierce Of Fowler, visited relatives here
the 6rst Of the week.-Mrs. F M Dodge
Of Fergus, spent Friday with her
mother, Mrs r Bixby-Florence
Scott Of Detroit, spent Sunday with
her parents In this place-Dr A 8
Scott was Q Lansing visitor Saturday
-Mesdames w ] Austin and A Nc.
Whorten were Owosso visitors Monday
Miss May Rovley Of st. Charles and
Fred Rowley Of Henderson, spent
Wednesday with relatives in this place
Walter Drake of Durand. is visiting bis
parents, Mr. and Mrs NJ w Drake
Miss Bertha Throop Of Lansing. spent
Thursday with her mother. Mrs Mary
Throop--Mrs Julia Piper, Roy Piper
and Miss Gay Wilson Of Lansing, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs Chrrles Piper.
Thursday--Mrs Will johnson Of Lam
sing. spent Thursday with her sister
Mrs e B Wilcox.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07

w. e. Mckenzie Of Detroit. was in
the city Monday expecting to sell his
residence on Oliver street east but
left before completing a deal.
Mrs. James Osburn and her mother,
Mrs. Ella Hendricks, went Tuesday to
the latter's home in Ypsilanti to spend
several days.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
HIGH HONOR FOR q. T. CAMP.
BELL.
Elected Right Eminent Commander
Grand CommanderY K. r. Of
Mlchlgan-Public Reception
This evening.

MSCnS8an-PupSlC WeCeptson
This Evening.
A large number Of the members oi
Owosso andl Corunns Communicates
Knights Templsr went to Detroit, Mon
day. to take part In the annual con-
clsve Of the Knights of the State.
Owosso Commandery being officially
represented bv Eminent Commander
II. K. White. At q session Thursday
morning. George T. Campbell Of this
city, was advanced to the highest Office
In the gift Of the Grand Commsndery
Of Michigan. Right Eminent Com.
mander. This is indeed high honor
for Mr.. Campbell and for Owosso Com
mandery and we are sure every citizen
Of Owosso will unite with us in ex.
tending the heartiest congratulations
to Mr.. Campbell. Under the direction
of committee Of Owosso Commsndery
public reception will be extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell upon. their re.
turn from Detroit this evening. The
program as outlined by DR.. A. M.
Hume, chairman of the committee, is
as follows:
Owosso Lodge of Elks, Knights of
Pythias and the Masonic and Knights
Templar orders, Eastern Star Chapter.
an&Co. H., M. N. g., will meet at their
respective halls and will join in a
procession and march to a point on
West Main street, near Cedar. The
procession, then, headed by the Greater
Owosso band, will move to the Elks
temple which will be thrown open to
the public for the occasion.
In the lodge room few brief con-
grstulatory addresses will be made and
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell will receive
their friends. After this, music will
be provided for dancing until II or
11:S0 o'clock. The public is cordially
invited to take part in this. The pro.
cession will start at o'clock and the
ceremonies at the temple will begin at
about S:15.
While the arrangements are being
made by the Knights Templars the COM
mfttee makes It plain that TIE general
public is invited to be present to honor
the home coming of the new right emf.
nent grand commander.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
s7o7 Judgment for slander.

Nora E Burt of Owosso was given q
verdict Of $707, Monday, against the
Ann Arbor Railroad as garnishee de.
fendant in the collection of verdict
Of $500 given Mrs. Burt in 1908 against
81. u. Clark. an Ann Arbor conductor,
living on Ball street. Owosso, for elan.
der. Clark failed to pay the Judgment
and his salary was garnisheed.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07

On June 1st-the end Of the first years
business-the deposits to the credit OF
individuals in the Postal Savings de.
partment of the local post Office amount
ed to $7.s92. During the year SO accounts
were opened and 30 closed, lesting 6s
depositors st the present time, Postal
Savings bonds to the amonntl Of 5000
have been purchased.
A force Of carpenters ist bus1y en-
gagged in rebuilding the Ste6p'e to
Salems church which was blowh down
bv the tornado last fall. HWiiftiot BE-
as high as the old one. So :"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
Graduates from w. s. military Acad-
emy.

0b0Ouas0o bTOtU ~. y. Wvusosy DSSo'
emy.
George s. Gillespie. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. w. Gillespie Of Durand, is one
six young men from Michigan who
graduate today from the U. 8. Military
AcademG at Annapolis. Maryland. Mr..
Gillespie has maintained creditable
standing throughout his four years in
the Academy aud is well entitled to the
honor which he will receive today when
he takes the rank of Ensign. After a
furlough Of q few weeks, he will be as.
signed to sea duty for term of years
on one Of Unclg Sasn'ssbig' boats THE
TINES extends It's congratulations to
Ensign Gillespie and wishes him ali
kinds Of success.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-06-07
Will Set Aside.

The Hoskings will case, the filing of
which in the probate court revealed
circumstances paralleled only in fiction,
was settled by Judge Bush Monday
morning when he handed down deci.
sion setting the will aside and author.
izing the appointment of an admins.
traitor. q
James Haroldson Hoskings. the two.
year old boy who was adopted by Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hoskings, and cared
for at the Hoskings home as their own
child, and so believed to be by neigh.
bors, was not represented by an attor.
ney at the hearing.
Rev. Carlos Il. Hanks, county agent,
of Owosso, was on the witness stand
and swore that Mrs. Hoskings had told
him that the child was not her own.
The estate which is involved, is val.
ued at about $4,000. It is alleged that
Mrs. Hoskings, who is now dead, prac
ticed the deception of claiming the
child as her own, to influence her aged
father, Josiah Pugsley, who owned the
farm, and who later, it is said, sold the
Hoskings his farm on q contract the
terms of which were extremely reason
able.
In Mrs. Hoskings' will the fiction was
maintained. To my son, James Har'
oldson Hoskings." her farm Of 40 acres
In Shiawassee valued at perhaps %. SOC
and $1,000 worth Of personal property
left in trust.
Judge Bush held that the will Is in
valid and that 1t should be set aside and
an administrator appointed.