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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-29

Slau SjaalaIo. Gn al be fipffe-
ite al Hoalo amunbiens 9eoiagere
paa Spopolsturen bar Selemarfin-
gen Slap 9iaalmo. sgre pe Sober
bar ban bsitet; men ban bar oerior
life lagt fig til Spile = paa line
SaurbGr. Zen iom MI ON Sagen
fommer til airfebs / apiteseio pil
funte bsre en- unOerlig Slts eQer
Cur. Senne fommer fra 9iaalanos
Sfifabrif, iom man bill beie nleo itor
Snteresie. en- &effe iinori9 inbret.
teoe Waifiner, Sag, SspIer etc. err
inItaaeret | Oct lille Ierflteo, bpor
ban arbeioer fun meo en- SiPIpes.
mano. Gun og bpggelig er ban at
Inaffe meb % altio | goot Sumsr.
Wan merfer life nogct til "ilaa He-
FORD" .Manoen eaer Storpraleren;
ban opfsrer iis iom andre 5elemar.
finger = iom De melt oplpite og oan-
nebe al Dem. giaaIanb bapbe fsrit
t9nft at etablere Jig / ariItiania,
bpor Sfifabrifation | flor StiI bap-
De De itsrite 2ipsbetingelier. Wen
ban fanot no, of ban piloe pantripes
| SopeoItaoen. Woriomt bar oct at
betra5te Sfiene, iom giaalano brig
te paa Eolf9roen. Se er ipGrt tibet
iliot, - bet fom af at Sneen / Spb.
po~lsregionen er meaet bIso oe FIN.
Oilers er Sfiene alminoelige Slime
iii, men tiltrobs berfor err giaaIano
bIet bubt 400 &roner for Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-29

Granger DC en- Spmaifine? "Sus
pennen" er iaa goo ioul nogen anoes
epnnffine til ben ootbelte SriS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-29

Sanbet Dor 500 aroner, / 9pernt
400 aroner. Heener man meb ole
Gerioner iom bar beifipitiaet meS
Saanoperf, oltiao baooe Meitre %
Irbeibere, blir Intauet / 1910 pao
Sanbet 35,30S, mems oct / 1900 por
45, 101, og / 1891 1891. S 9per.
ne er Sc iamme SaI 43, 744 - 49,.
751 - 34,496; 0ebgansen or altiao
life Der fltlot iaa itor. goabe for
Sanb og 9p giGIber oct, of Der iGr,
Zig er Heogong / 9pgningsfaaet, 9e.
fl9oningsinbiIitrien 90 Srpparein'
oitltrien; IntaIet al Sfr9bbere %
Sfontagere err iaaIebes iterft aitaeei
| De iioite 10 Iar. Ut SaJ, iom III.
Ter nafbruot Bert, er berimoo 9aeer,
faget, liaeiom Spppgraferne sger
initial fra gar til Iar.
gjsrnitao 8aare. On hoorleoes
bet gift til, at 9isrnitab 8aarb poo
Salum / @aaae bopneoe paa Mai,
bailaen peo Siaehammer, iort9ner
en- norif apis ~islgenbe: SanoIrgC
Smopig bauoe iorelifet iia / 9isrn.
itao 8aarb paa Gaage, Ell al Be itsr,
ite % Understandable / @rbbranosoa.
len, opmob 80 Suie, iom laa ON tc
Sltn og meb Smie o. Stampe %
apern | 9Gffen. San lit meo Tia ser.
op fenlten at Silebammers aool
WtGno, De bannet eft Selifob OF fisb.
te Saaroen iom Ben itob, Soropei
Sfog og alt. Saa rep De Suiette.
merfet neiugtig bper eneite Stof
t1erte Semnleret ire MiIs Sci til
Stta, fit mi 5ragt paa Sernbonen til
Slllebammer, fisrte oct op poa Woi.
baligen % reiite belle 8oaroen iaier
ON to Sitn nsiaetig iom paa Gaaae.
Oa bet bar giort iolgte DC Gienoom.
men moro | 8oIen fprlioen SuienG
og tlerte nogen Sllien paa Sanoelen
Sortlenelten gif til Slptnineen, %
MI ligger 9isrnitab @aaro / EN- Sel,
Ding bpit oper Wisien meb ct bella
llolpn pper Saaberg. s be iioIte
gar bar Sanol9se Sanopia lat ali
iltano. Sans Gnergi err moaelss.
Stller, Soft og BUR, 2aaper. SIPS %
Stab 1taar fGroia meb aIilags ltb.
1tpr, man filnoe gierne fIptte oerin>
og tage 8aaroen / 9rrg, bpao Soa
Oct lfrloe bore; SEN itaar otter iliq
lom ben itob | fine Gelmaetsooae poo
9aa9e, og bill bIi beparet Zig for aG(
Siber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-29
SalranSen WiQiou / WeSaift,

zen berelrfe trarttfe SbIen-S flteipils
lerinoe &omtesie 8reta Grosor bIep
forleoen | Baris gift meo oen unae
&rtltlnnia. SournaliIt og Waler @ol.
tber Salporien. gn 8orres
1ponoent til "Bolitifen" fortaner, ot
bet unge Sar traf b~peranore, mems
Srsfen Ero5or for nogen Sib iiben
Dor ! ariitiania % ipiQet meo 2uane
Eoe's Sourne paa 9ationaIteatret.
Se bIep 70 lopet Der, % Sulporien
reilte Ienere iii Garis for at msbe lin
tilfommenoe Suitru. Smiblertib
moolatte Srsfen 8rosors 9samilie fla
gegpnoelien benbeS sGateifab meS
Ell ling og ufienot &unitner fra Ror.
ben. 5rf. Tro5or er Cater al Den
rusiiIfe 8eianot / aairo, 8rep gro.
5or, Iom bar operiat til Syranif en-
Hpffe noroiife @erfer, 6l. a. al Sd.
len, g1srnion, 8erman gana pa
8unnor Seiberg, og Tom ieIp er fsor.
Tatter til en- pittig gog "9obeme 9i-
plomatirle". Senoes Iober er en-
lpenlf 8repinbe gonbe. Sumilien
ltal bore meget rig. @rep 9ro,or
glper tine Getre - ban bar ioruoen
en- Ssn to Sstre, bporaf BEN enc er
torlopet meb en- ipriif Ibpofot GA
Wan9emiaionGr - bper en- Ga en-
balp Wfiaion / Meoqift. Otter en-
lang og %omitGnoeIig grepperIina
lpffeoes Oct imiolertio at brpoe Den
Wooitano, iom truet fra SomiIien.
% beo oct unge Bars @ielie nos
Malren | Ste Irronoisi ement iaaes
boaoe 8rep Ero3or, npIig anfomnen
ira aairo, oa ben unge Games Oh.
rtge 6amiIie, iom bar reiit til Garis
ira lit Siem / Hi55a. @rnbaommens
Sorlooer bar @linnar Seibera GA ben
oarife Sollrnaliit anbreas 8inbiln.
"girgittincrmaal". Set aammeI-
norife Rigsiprog fit i'm fsrite anpf
UNDER Grit al Eommern omfr. 1870.
San operloo Wiinfelip aIoiter peb
Bergen til ben me iperife Weunfe. GA
Nonneoroen iom Den beaige girait.
ia bapoe itiftet i Suoitena. 9aooe
Wargoreta % Song Crit bialp bisie
"Slrglttlnere" paa ale Waaoer. Iii
george isrte be meb iig ipenife 9sn,
nebs3er, og | oeres SfoIer lprte
Horom9no at ifrire 9orif meo ipenif
Sping, oct iaafalbte "9irgittiner-
mdal". Eoa benne Maabe blep oen
fsrite Spr9f ilaaet / oct aomle nor.
rsna Waal. aloitret bar anlaat al
aong Eiitein Wasnusisn, mems
bans grooer Sigurb bar froprrenbe
paa lit aorstog. Get laa paa 3orb.
mes, og aongen ifiGnfeoe oct meget
S%oroegobs. Oct oificiele Rapn bar
forreiten ct. Wi6aels aloiter. Gels
peo SiPlp, bells peo 8aper ~uopibebes
efterbaaroen bets SorbeienSomme,
og bet par en- Sio ct af be riqeite
Gloitre | Horben. 0eo 8italioner.
mes Ser1rf1Jer I Sllttten at oct 14oe
a%arbunoreoe ~bespnbte oct at fomme
| Sorfalo os maatte aib9nbe noaet
al lit Sorbesobs. Tets prpgtiae
gpgninger bIep i 1arts 1886 peb
Spig lagt | aife unoer aampen mel.
lem aatolicismen % BEN lutberfe
Spre, og bets Gienoomme eff efter.
baanben oper iii Pripate. Reiorma.
tionstioen bar en- raa og soIo 3ib,
Der Iagoe meget al BET | aife, iom
giennem aarbunoreoer paa en- msi.
iommelig Naaoe par bpsget op. Zen
me Sios WGnb manslebe cen nsb.
penbige Sfisniombeo til at iage poa
oct samle meo n9niom Soano oe
lllpffen blep Roraes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-29

9crSets SaanSuerf. Statiitiif
Gentralbiireau bearbeioer for 5iben
Oct Wateriale, iom inoiamleoes iirl-
Der Den lioite Misunderstanding
Inoet Sefte al SGIlines.H eiuItater-
ne err netop ubienot, % ri benter no.
gen 5al ira oct. s 1910 pn Der /
belle 9orge 27,4S5 ielpit9noise
Saanbuerfere, bporoi 800 f~pinoelige.
Gerai bsrte 1862 Menb % 30t
apinoer biemme paa 9anbsbpaoen,
Heiten | 9perne. Strawberries iam.
leoe Snbt9gter - optiert Irbeios.
lon iraregnet bereenebes til %
Nftllioner aroner o. ben iamlebe
6ornuie iii 90 Millioner. 8iennem.
initsinStasten for Saanoperfere paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-29

0~sbsfalb. 8aarbbruger Better 6.
SplGnb, Slatanger, bsbe pIuoieIig al
Siertelammelie Sanftbmsoog, 67
aar gammel. Sermeb er Ell / piSe
areoie fienot % | benne gpeb meget
benpttet Manb panoret bort. San
bar inoebapt n9iten ale SiQiosbperp
inoen &ommntnen, og bar fienbt iom
ct ptttigt Sooeb OF en- uaIminbeIig
ilagfarbig 9ebattant. S pngre Iar
bereiite ban iom Sfibsfaptein De fIe-
ite Steber | Geroen- og bans aieno.
ifab til Solf os Sorbolbe bar itor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-29

nlpffe / SarSal. On ting llIpffe
er inotruffet paa 8aarben 2eraoien
/ Saroal, meboeles fra 8ispif. Gle.
rem, ben SO aar samIe @aarobruser
Goparo Seraaien, bolot paa meS ct
&eparationsarbeioe inbe paa 2oapen.
Serrnber gleo ban ubfor 9aapebroen
og falot neo ! eft tort Serum. 5 Sol.
bet braf ban Hpgaen os fit oeSuben
nogle inore 9eifabigeIier. s iterft
lioenoe SiIitanb blep ban bragt til.
iengs oa taset UNDER 29sebebanb.
ling. Seraaien leper enonll, men set
er ~uoeluffet, Of ban oil itoa oct ODER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-29

Ssrlanfsbanen 5 Statsraao for.
leoen beilittteoes fremiot Gropoii.
ton ON Glm for Ssrlanosbanens
Sopeblinie ira Sitfsebs til 9umSe.
Sinien forubiGttes last ON 9orasil.
nj, ioet oct efter ieuere llnoerisgeIie
bar pitt Jig, at Ell Clinic ON SarpoI.
ben life oil bli tiIitrrffelis oriftsiif.
fer OF berbos bill bli meget foifbnrere
emo en- 9inie ON Nornsirtu. Sor
Sinieis 6ortiGttelie p~eitoper fore.
ilaaes @aIg al 9inien ON 9parp.
S~iniepaIsct paa Str9fninsen n9r.
melt 2unbe Citation er foruoiat no
iat,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-29

eeue "1scsrab.F satu" til SIRsi o. Zen.
rtr / bet GamIe ounb.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-21
Byron.

The Willing Workers of the M E
church were entertained by Mr. and
Mrs Frank Davids, Wednesday evening
Refreshments were served after short
business session, followed by social
hour Fl Aldrich shipped 10000
pounds of wool to wooden factory in
New Jersey, Friday.-John Fritz has
recovered from his recent injury, and
with his family has returned to their
home in Kalamazoo-Mrs w Fl Bet
terly is quite ill-John Foster at
tended the reunion of the students of
the Ferris institute at Big Rapids, We'd
nesday-Miss Cassie Goodrich, daugh-
ter of Prof Goodrich of the Byron high
school last year, died in Pennington.
The funeral was held last week Monday
at that place. Mrs William Harper an
Miss Shepard attended the funeral-
Mrs William Church visited in Durand,
Thursday-H B Smith and sister,
Ruth, were in Ann 'Arbor, Saturday, to
see the football game-W s Randall
and family of Alberta, are visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs s Smith
The Bachelors club held masquerade
at the Fisher hall, Friday evening"
Mrs Katen Reyes visited her sister, Mrs
Cuyer Lahring, at Durand, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs L c Fosket AMI daughter,
Eula, of Howell, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs B S Fosket, Saturday-Mr and
Mrs Pearl Newman are visiting Mr.
Newmans sister in Newberry, where
she is employed in the insane asylum
born, Saturday, to Mr. and Mrs P
NJ Lott, boy. All doing well-Mr
and Mrs George Hammond have ar.
rived home from England, where they
went soop after the ice cream season
closed
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-21
laingsburg

The body of Mrs May Crippen was
brought here from New York City Mon
day last for burial and the funeral
services were held at the home OF her
sister, Mrs Weatherbee, Tuesday,
Rev Callahan of the Baptist church,
officiating. She was former resident
of this place. She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs Ada Dell Campbell, of
New York City, sister, Mrs Weather
bee. of this place, and two brothers,
George Whitney of this place, and Cal
vim Whitney of Jackson-An eight
day mission was opened at st. Isadore' g
Catholic church. Sunday. FIR. Taylor
is being assisted by Rev John r Com
mand of Fenton-Mr and Mrs Sam.
uel Haskins were called to Detroit the
last of the week by the death of the
latter's brother w a Hunt was
a Lansing visitor, Saturday-Frank
Swarthout and Bert Simpson left Tues.
day for Ovear, Ark. where they will
spend the winter-Isaac Rohrabacher
and wife spent last week with their
daughter at Bay City-David Hough.
ton has been quite sick for the past
Week.-Mrs. Elite Burden of Birdsall
N. Y, was the guest of her cousin,
Mrs Ida McFarren, last week.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-21
TELLS OF Fleeing JONES
Police So Crooked They Held Out OF
Fellow Crooks.

New York. Nov. 20.-Former De
tective AL Cohen told the district at
torney in the investigation of the pay
ment of protection money by the wire
less wire tappers to certain high pc.
lice officials that he arranged with
certain police officials to have the po.
lice permit Simon NJ. Jones to be
fleeced out of $4,000 by a fake wire
tapping scheme: that the wire tap.
pers gave him $4,000 to pay to>a for
mer police official for this immunity;
that he kept $1,000 and paid the of.
fetal the other 81 900 under the un-
derstanding that most of il was to go
to a civilian member of the police de
partment located at police headquar.
ters: that he was subsequently in.
formed by this man that he passed
500 higher up and that the same
man he handed TIE money to received
500 from two members of the wire
tapping gang as additional compensa.
ton
Cohen said that he learned that the
former police official held out" this
$500 and told his superior that 81 900
was all he received from the wire
tappers from the proceeds of Simon
Jones of Pittsburgh.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-21
SOCIETY IS ACOC
ABOUT WEDDING
No Other Topic Is Talked Of
at National Capital.
MISS CLARK ENTERTAINS CLUB

Miss Jessie Wilson First to Open Pres
ents-Every Moment of Day They
Are Pouring ln-Homeiy Gifts Re-
ceived - Invitations in Congress
curtaiIed to Leaders.
Washington, Nov. 20.-There re-
mains to social Washington just one
subject for conversation-the White
House wedding. From now until the
wheels of the big White House motor
car rumble down the elm lined drive
away from the home of the president
and turn into the traffic maze of
Pennsylvania avenue, bearing the
bridal couple toward the first stage Of
their honeymoon journey. any So
cially ambitious Washingtonian who
dares to discuss or even to sug-
gest any other society subject might
as we'll talk in Greek.
Miss Clark Entertains.
What may safely be called the first
OF the ante-nuptial social functions
was held when Miss Genevieve Clark,
daughter of the speaker, entertained
at luncheon at the Congressional club
in honor of the bride-to-be. Receiv.
ing with Miss Clark were Mrs. Champ
Clark, Miss Jessie Wilson and Mrs
Cullop, president Of the club.
The floral decorations were all IL
pink. Miss Jessie Wilson insists or
hnino thn Grcf n hnr Gifts EV0rr
moment of the day they are pouring
in from every where and even the Ell
larged White House is inadequate tC
meet the growing demand for space,
All the packages are taken immediate.
ly to the family sitting room on the
are removed to the spare rooms on
the top floor.
HomeIy Gifts Received.
Among other homely gifts received
are the five bushel case Of Bermuda
onions marked from can unknown
friend" a huge box of finest home
made "sofe soap" and quantities OF
jellies, preserves, pickles, chow chow
chilli sauce, grape juice and jam.
After much deliberation che senate
finally selected the inscription for the
central tray of the 81 900 silver ser
vice. 1t will read:
Jessie Woodrow Wilson, from the
Senate of the United States, Washing
ton, d. c.. Nov. %, 1913"
Each of the fifteen pieces bears the
engraved monogram of the bride.
Since there were only about 400 in
vitations sent out all the members OF
the senate and house could not be in
vited so the plan was adopted to in
vite only the party leaders, the pre-
siding officers and the representative;
from New Jersey in congress.
Miss Clara Sayre of Bethlehem, Pa.
will arrive on Saturday and be a
guest at the Grafton until the wed
ding of her cousin Francis B. Sayre
to Miss Wilson.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-21
Bennington.

Mr. and Mrs Nj F McKouen entertain
ed at party Friday evening in honor
of Mr. and Mrs G Shadbolt, who leave
in about two weeks for Florida where
they expect to spend the winter on ac
count of Mr. Shadbolt's health. About
thirty friends were present and spent
very pleasant evening. Mr. and Mrs
Shadbolt were presented with silver
back hat brush as token of esteem
Mr. and Mrs L W Drury entertained at
dinner party Sunday in honor of Mr.
Drury's birthday anniversary. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs Harry Byerly.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Kline, Mr. and Mrs E j
Hibbard, Mr. and Mrs w H Kline. Mr.
and Mrs M F McKouen and Mr. and Mrs
David Friegel. The afternoon was very
pleasantly spent with music and in a
social way and all united in wishing
Mr.. Drury many returns of the day
The school social held at the school
house in district No. 8, Friday evening
was we'll attended and was success
financially as we'll as socially. The
proceeds amounted to $40 which will
be used to purchase dictionary for the
school Mission service are being held
this week at st. Isadore's Catholic
church, Laingsburg-Rey G w Bar
mum will preach a Thanksgiving SER
mon Sunday morning, Nov. 90. Every.
body welcome-Mr and Mrs George
Rondo were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs J W Shippee, Sunday-W L
Howard installed a furnace in p II
lagos store last week-Patrick Coe
returned Sunday from Bay City where
he was called by the critical illness of
his brother, Thomas Co, Jr., who was
operated on Saturday, at st. Mary g
hospital, for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs
Coe moved to Saginaw about three
weeks ago where he had secured EN-.
ployment-M and Mrs A B Rood
have rented their farm north and west
of Bennington and have moved to
Owosso where they will make their
future home. Mr. and Mrs Griswold
have moved on the Rood farm for the
present-Mrs J q Kline and son
Floyd, and daughter Miss Ruby, spent
Sunday in Garland at the home of her
sister.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-21
Burton.

Mrs John Ackroyd, who was called to
Boutwell,, Ont, by the death of rela-
tive, returned home Saturday-Mr
and Mrs Herbert Bailey of Owosso
township, spent one dav the first of the
week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Silas Bailey-MrsD Della Wallace spent
the past week with relatives in Ben
nington u Z Stiff left Saturday for
a ten days visit with relatives in Chi.
cago-Mrs William Giles spent Wed.
nesday evening with Mrs A e Cadz-
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Ferguson left last
week for their new home in Detroit
Charles Rogers of Grand Rapids,
spent part of last week with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs G G Rogers Mrs
Frank Wright spent Tuesday with
relatives in Owosso-Mrs Lillian
Gates spent Wednesday shopping in
Owosso-The first quarterly meeting
of this conference year will be held in
the NJ p church Saturday and Sunday,
Rev w Fl Cole of Flint, president of
the conference will be here and haye
charge of the services-Rev E G Cor
don who spent the week. end in Perrin
ton, has returned home-Miss Grace
Kunsman spent part of last week
with Mr. and Mrs Fred Phillips
About fifty attended the NJ P Aid
society Wednesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Jerome Sherman.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-21

with friends-Ed Hubbard was in De-
troit this week-Kinks, pet dog,
belonging to Miss Fannie Mead and
Mrs Wesner late of Owosso, will be
shipped in an open box, with food to
last him on a six day journey to his
new home. The express charges were
1898. Kinks has been living with Mrs
Laura Jones-Mrs Conrad has re.
turned home from visit in Charlotte
Mr. and Mrs Loney Hart will move
from the Ganssley farm to our village.
for their future home. Mrs Conrad
from near Lennon, will be the new
tenant on the farm-George Paris
lost his purse containing $50, on Main
street, one evening this week and has
found no trace of it as yet-Capt.
Hathon of Venice, bought $50 sheep
from johnson & Walworth this week,
which he will feed for market-Frank
Baker is having furnace installed in
his house.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-21
Tho Divorce Evil.
(Continued from first page. }

sake of the long years behind, and
then, turning 20 the attorneys, said:
IF you gentlemen will make out a
list OF these meddlesome neighbors
for me, who have done more than
tee parties themselves to bring on
this arrangement, / will order them
spanked for their interference" He
continued for several minutes to
score the offending neighbors. Be-
fore he had finished they had arisen
and stolen out of the courtroom,
one by one
Judge Miner is about fifty-five
years of ago, and is one of Owosso's
wealthiest men. He has lived in tAe
county many years, and practiced
law in Owosso and Corunna for a
considerable period before being
elected Judge on the deatn of Judge
Stearns F. Smith. He is Republic
can in politics.
Has Four Children
Judge Miner is married, and lives
in beautiful home on West King
street, Owosso, with his wife and
daughter. There are three sons:
Wilman Miner; Harold lieutenan.
OF artillery in the United States
army, now an instructor at West
Point; and Leon, an attorney OF this
city, who practices in his fathers
circuit and mas shown good deal
OF the judges legal ability.
The judge has administered the
local option law firmly but is not
over-severe. He likes to give young
offenders a chance, and wherever
reformation seems possible, sus-
ponds sentence, after a kindly talk
to the culprit. He Is member OF
the Elks and of the Masonic bodies
of the city, including Owosso COM
mandery, Knights Templar.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-21
North Newburg Farmers Club Holds
Meeting.

Thursday, Nov. ID, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jess Morrison entertained the North
Newburg Farmers club at their pleas.
ant home in Shiawassee township. 1t
being the first fine day for week
everyone seemed to vie with each other
to make the meeting success. Many
from the Maple River club were pres
ent besides guests from surrounding
towns. An elaborate dinner was served,
after which the election of officers for
the ensuing year was held. The host,
Mr.. Morrison, was unanimously elected
the new vice president. All left wish
ing to meet with them again soon.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-21
Vernon.

Mrs. Adelia Clark aged SO years, a
well known and highly respected pic.
neer resident of this locality, who has
been very i'll for the past few weeks,
died at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Fred Paine, in this village, Monday
morning. Funeral services were held
at the home Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. Bennett officiating, interment in
Greenwood cemetery-RevE A Cross,
pastor of the NJ e church of this place
and Venice M E church, will hold
revival meetings here commencing Jan.
1, assisted by a well known colored
church worker. Nee tiugs will also be
held at Venice Willard Kinney
visited at Durand the first of the week
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1913-11-21
SPIRITUALISTS ARE ASSAILED
Michigan Member Of Cult Says Her
Popularity Caused Trouble.

Battle Creek, Mich, Nov. 20.-The
split which has been growing between
the Rev. Belle Yost, formerly con.
nected with the First Spiritualist
church Of Battle Creek, and that or.
ganization, has come to head with
her withdrawal from the state organi.
cation.
She declares that the Michigan
State Spiritualist association needs
fumigation," and considers the air
outside the organization purer than
inside. She says that her trouble
with the Battle Creek member Of the
board is the members jealousy of her
popularity.