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Newport daily independent., 1914-10-23
GRAND GLAZE

We are having some fine weather at present and the farmers are mak- ing much of it. Some are gathering their crops, while others are sowing wheat.
 Reverends Hattin and Stuart are holding a protracted meeting here this week It is progressing nicely and we hope it will continue.
 We are expecting Miss Carrie Ross home soon.
 Miss Bessie Stuart of Oakland was with us during our meeting.
 Clarence Mason anl Chauncey Graves of Bradford were visitors at Coffeyville Sunday. :.
 Henry Ross is up from Argenta visiting friends and relatives, also at tending the big meeting.
 Young Sprout.,
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-23

pound buffalo with hook and line Monday on Cache river.
 Messrs. Mckenzie, Sam Cook and A. F. Lashley attended justice court in Newport Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
POMFRET CENTER.
Death of Harvey Whitemcre-Chi.,
 dren's Night at the Grange.

Harvey whitemoce. the oldest of the G. A. R. veterans in .Pomfret, died Wednesday after several weeks Illness at the age of s6. NIT. Whitemore ha long been a resident of Pomfret and enjoyed the respect and esteem of his neighbors in q marked degree. He was a charter member of Wolf Ds, grange, No. s1, and kept up his inter est to the end. He was @ member of Putnam lodge of Masons and of Chap- lin C. A. R. MT Whitemore was a good citizen and always ready to help fin all movements for the betterment of the community and will be greatly missed He leaves @ widow and daughter. His funeral was held Fri- day under the Masonic ceremonies.
 Children's Night
 Wolf Den grange observed Children s night Wednesday evening The chil- dren of five schools took part in t',e programme in a very pleasing manne- :, After the entertainment a strawberry supper was served.
 Dr Joseph Hoppin Is visiting mother, Mrs. Courtland Hoppin; at hnl summer home here
 Horace Brown and family of Wor- cester spent the week end at WestlanC farm.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
WOODSTOCK
Governor Baldwin to Address Gradual
 ing Glass at Academy.

MT. aind Mrs c. W. Bowen have re- turned from trip to the Berkshires.
 Mrs. William Mathcwson is spending a few days in New Haven.
 Boys Club Season Ends.
 The Boys club held it's final me t. ing of the season at the chapel Tues day evening. Young ladies were pres ent as guests and an enjoyable even ing was spent.
 F. J. Williamson and family of Hart ford were calling on relatives last Sat- urday.
 A large audience heard Mrs. Ida Vose Woodbury speak in the chapel Sunday evening on her work among the mountain whites.
 Governor to Address Graduating Class
 The sermon to the graduating class of Woodstock academy is to be deliver ed Sunday morning at the Congreg l. tional church by Rev. H. <. Beadle of Pomfret- The graduating exercises at the academy take place next Friday afternoon. The address to the grad uating class on that date is to be giveI. by Gov. Simeon E,. Baldwin
 Miss Mary Lester is visiting in Bos- ton.
 Judge Warner in Congregational Pulpit
 Judge E. NJ. Warner of Putne nl spoke at the Congregational chur h Sunday morning on Prayer
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
HEBRON

Rev. Mir. Blake of Colchester e changed pulpits, with Rev. J. C Herold last Sunday.
 Next Sunday, Children's day will L observed in tine Congregational churc- at g q. m.
 Miss Eleanor Lord is home from Northfield for the summer vacation.
 Miss Lorena Lord is at her father for the vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. IT. D. Barrows of New London, their daughter, Miss Wood worth and son. visited at E.. T. Smith last Saturday.
 Mrs. and Mrs. Chauncey Frink C. Canterbury Green were calling O friends in town Sunday.
 aIr. and Mrs. Clinton Frink of Sout, Canterbury were calling en relatives here Sunday, coming in their new au- tomobile.
 Mrs. P. T. Smith came home fros, New London. Wednesday.
 Mrs. H. c. Porter and her mothei Mrs. Strong. are visiting in Exeter, al Charles Strang's.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
CANTERBURY GREEN
Tomorrow to Be children's Day-W
 T. U. Flower Mission Meeting.

Children,s day will be observed Suc- day at h a- n1- In the evening taA Christian Endeavor meeting will be led by Frank HnxGe- Subject, How En- ployers and Employees Should Work Together. Col g: z9-25. 4. L A mid- week meeting was held at the parsoa- age Thursday at D. m- Subjecr, Christ and the Children Mark 10: 1s- IS, Luke IS: 15-17-
 Last Sundays sermon by Rev, Ed ward P. Aver of Mansfield Center wa. much appreciated It was from the text ~Who say ye that I ann" Mat, Is: IS.
 Flower Mission Meeting. The meeting of the w. G T. U ,n Tuesday followed in part the pro- gramEne of Flower day. with Mrs. BeT- nice Blfven leader. Mrs. Colunt,!r Smith presided. Miss R1venburg of m- dia told of the temperance work iA augurated by the native converts tH Assam. BoHQuets of flowers ws"e made up and sent to the sicss aa.l shut-in of Canterbury. A basket Rn-s, at noon was enjoyed by those wac came early with flowers.
 Marshall Frfnk has purchased n:o- tor car.
 A number of CanteIbury people wez.t to Norwich Tuesday for the Barnum & Bailey circus.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Miss Seabury Resigns at High Schoc -Supt. Charles Bragg Recovers.

The Won2an's Missionary society met at the home of Mrs. William Simmons Monday afternoon.
 Earl Bragg has returned from Yaie university to spend his vacation win his parents, MT. and Mrs Charles Bragg.
 Mrs. George Loring is spending a few days with relatives in Westerly, R. I.
 Miss Rachel Clarke of Webster, Mass, was Wednesday visitor here. Miss Ada Seabury, who has been a teacher at the high school the past two years, will not return next year, as she will teach in Winthrop, Mass. Ernest French has been i'll with cry sipelas in his eyes. Mrs, Henry Card spent Wednesday in Norwich.
 Mrs. Edmund Duchano is at St. Joseph's hospital, where she will un- dergo an operation for appendicitis. Miss Rose E. Seguin has returned to Brooklyn, N. Y, where she is an as sistant in the dental office of Dr. Rob- ert Mcleod, formerly of this village l. Mrs. Jennie Frink of Jamestown, R. l., has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Hermon Chapman. At Miss Esan's Funeral. Mir. and Mrs. William Egan and attend the funeral of MT. Egan's sis
 ter, Miss Sarah Egan, who died at a sanatorium at Attleboro, Mass, having been ill since the death of her brother, five weeks before her death Attends Academy of Holy Family. Mir. and Mrs. Dennis Donovan and son were in Baltic Sunday to visit their daughter Florence, who attends the convent school there. Miss Mary Bouroue has been in Moosup to attend the funeral of the r- fant son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hill Mrs. Judson Gardner is at the Back us hospital in Norwich, where she is receiving treatment for rheumatism.
 Mrs. Charles Barrett of Springfield. Mass, is here for an indefinite time on account of the critical illness of her aged aunt, Mrs. Esther Grover.
 Supt. Bragg Reeovers.
 Charles Bragg, superintendent of tine Central Worsted company mill, has re- covered from his recent illness and has returned to his mill duties.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

Haven has opened her summer hone here.
 The Chelsea inn and Prospect house are open for the summer
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Allen are in Norwich for few days.
 B. w. Edwards of Putnam spent .he last week end with his mother at Fir- ral cottage.
 Mrs. Harry Searles of Worcester has been the guest of her parents, MT. a I'd Mrs. p. F. Weaver.
 Mrs. William Pearle and daughter Eleanor. who have been visiting in All purn, K. l.. have returned home.
 F. A. Phillips is having large horse barn built. He is making many iI1.- provements about his place.
 Dwight Fuller Is on the sick list. Attended Norwich Circus.
 A. l.. Mills took party to Norwich Tuesday night to attend the circ IS. They made the trip by automobile.
 l.. Whitaker and A. E. Guild were in Eastford Tuesday attending the flu. neral of Dwight Lyon.
 Mrs. A L.. Washburn is Nsufferenig 2 from strained ankle. It is reported that B. B. Hill ha.. rented their bungalow for the sea son. Miss Coleman is at Mrs. Wilder Smiths.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
WESTMINSTER
". C. r. U. Meetins-Rev. w. Harrison Raymond to Preach Farewell Ser mon.

Fred Newton is able to walk about on crutches.
 The local W. c. T. U. held 8 flower mission and business meeting wi;h Rev. M. H. Jones at the parsonage, Canterbury Green, on Tuesday last
 Simon Rozensweig had one of his horses shot last Saturday. Dr. Adam s of Danielson was called to attend to 't and pronounced it incurable- Clifford Raymond was called on and despatc.. ed 1t with a revolver.
 A special business meeting Of tl,e Christian Endeayor society was callsj for Friday evening of this week far the purpose of electinE officers to ta4le the piace of some who have resigned
 Fareweli Sermon.
 Sunday. June IA, at il a. nn., the pas /. tor of the Congregational church, Ro. ", Harrison Raymond, will preach. s subject will be Spiritual Dynamics. A special invitation has been extend afs Go ths people of the parish to be prej : ent. as this win be his last sermon as pastor of this church. Deacon Charles Barehow will have charge of the Chr's tian Endeavor meeting in tho evening"
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
Windham County
CaYynLE
The Week's visiters-Meetins of tne
 Ladies' Aid Society.

 Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Greig spent the week end in Hanover.
 Elmer Fithian has ended his duties at the AssawRuga companys plant. William Ormsbee Is entertaining nSs mother from Penacock, N. H. Raymond Burnett and Ernest Vii kins of Providence. R. |, spent tae week end with Mrs F. J. Burnett. Mrs George Williams attended .Ee graduating exercises of her daughter Della In Boston. Miss Williams was graduated from the Boston College >f Liberal Arts in Boston
 Mrs. Benjamin CogSweu and Mics Bernfce Cogsweu were visitors 1l Worcester last week.
 MT. and Mrs John B. Kelley are al the home of Hon. W. F. Kelley for 3 visit
 A. T. Hope spent the week end ir Rochester, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred N. BidweI, Mrs Fl. Woodland, Mrs. E. G. Bidweu aac Mrs A. W. Gibbs were guests of Post master V. F. Bidwell Monday. The Ladies' Aid society met Tues day with Mrs. Elmer Monroe
 At the Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs Aver were at Oakland beach for the week end
 Earl Br1afiey is home for the sum mer.
 Mrs Ray Johnson and Mrs. Smitl visited Providence Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
GiLEAD

Kenneth Ellis Sreaks Arm by Fall. Mrs Wycboff Urlscn and daughter w-ilo have been visiting at L. g. Ellis have returned to Their home in Hart ford. Kenneth Ellis fell from the offset around the church Tuesday afternoon and broke his left arm just above the elbow. He is receiving treatment in a hospital in Hartford. Charles Way and Walter Way were in New York recently. Childrens day will be observed the church Sunday
 R. F.. Foote has returned home to spend the summer
 The pupils of the Tenth district will
 hold an exhibition at the White school
 house Thursday afternoon and a pie
 ! nic- Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Mr. and Mrs. Elias Patrick and Mrs. F. E. Barrows were callers at Central Village Saturday
 Mr and Mrs Clinton E. Brink wera in Norwich Saturday
 Mrs. Julia Wilcox returned to her home at Jewett City Saturday after two weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. George F. Tillinghast
 Mrs. George F. Ti1linghast was the guest Wednesday of her daughter, Mrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
SOUTH KILLINGLY
Saiad Supper Served by WiIlina
 Woresrs-Birthday Celebrated.


 The Willing Workers served a salad supper in Grange hall Friday evening. The supper was followed by a short entertainment. Mrs. A. E. Phillips and Miss Neva Barlow were the hostesses Mildred Jacques is spending the week with friends in South Scituats. Mrs, Grace Pierce of Boston spent the week end at A. E. Halls.
 L. D. 8. Meeting.
 The L. D. s. met in Grange hall Sat urday evening and enjoyed a pleasant time. Miss Doane and Miss Barb " had charge of the entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. William Franklin of Danielson were Sunday visitors at U, R. Barlow's.
 Fred Brooks and daughter Olive o1 Providence were visitors at Alber: P:ke's Tuesday.
 Birthday Party.
 Lillian Terwiliger celebrated the 18th anniversary of her birth by giving an enjoya ble party to F of her friends Tuesday evening.
 G. R. Barlow, formerly with the s. L. E. R. Co.,. is now employed in Jewet: City.
 Will Attend Commencement. Mrs. William Slater leaves Sunday for South Scituate, remaining oval night with relatives. From there sh5 will go to Providence to attend com mencement exercises at Brown univer- sity. Her nephew, Bert Davis, we; known in this vicinity. is one of thG graduates.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
PACKER

Rev. MT Higgins preached Sunday from Matthew 5. 18th verse.
 Children's day will be observed on Sunday, June 14.- A concert will be held at 12 o'clock.
 Mrs. Hattie Howe and daughter, Lila, were in Norwich Tuesday.
 Miss Carmelia Gamble is visiting friends in Norwich.
 Mrs. William Ti1ly returned home Wednesday after spending few days with Mrs. Albert Green of Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
GARK'S CORNERS
Might Photographer Required Under
 New Block System.

Mrs. FTossie Burnham is at The Ma plez.
 Mr. and Mrs Phil J. Palmer ..+ woonsoclst, R. [, were week en5 guests of the formers grandparents
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Jewett entertain ed their son, W. N. Jewett, and W fe from Pomfret and c. E.. Jewett and family of Norwich Sunday.
 New Telegraph Operator.
 Under the new block system a tee graph operator is required for nig t duty. MT. Thompson is filling tne place.
 Mrs. w. E. Wade is entertaining Ter cousin, Lena Brown. from Springfe'd l. Mass.
 Conc Hattin, from Springfield. Mass, visited his sister Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Fairbanks ha C returned from months vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
ATTAWAUCAN

MT. and Mrs. Albert Robinson and son Walter spent Sunday at Taftvilla with John Dunse and family.
 Charles Weeks visited with his sis ter at Sturbridge, Mass.
 John Mathieu attended the circus 1t Norwich Tuesday.
 Schools closed this week for the summer vacation.
 There is to be 8 Children's day con- cert in the church Sunday evening.
 Has Won Eight Straight Games.
 Attawaugan defeated the C. A. C. team of Putnam Saturday, making $ straight games won this year. The home team was very strong at the bat, making Is singles. ten doubles and three home runs. The fast Dud- ley team from Webster plays here today June 18th.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
Holland County
COVENTRY
Loomis- Smith Wedding Set For Jun,
 24tt

There will be no preaching service at the Second Congregational church next Sunday. It will be Chi1dren's S day and the time will be taken up by them.
 The Ready Helpers held their annu : al banquet and election of officers on Thursday evening" Scr Mrs. H. Porter Smith of Cambridge, Mass. is the guest cf Mrs. w c. Ha- ven.
 Mrs. Fanny Brewster and her nurse, Hiss Halloran are at Mrs. O. c. Hall s for the summer.
 The wedding of Miss Amy S. Leezuis
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
kI4G Oi<
Sweet Corn. Cucumbers and Reani
 Picked from Garden June 1Cth.

Myron Fuller picked sweet corn, Cr eumbers and string beans out of lis garden Wednesday. June 10.
 MT. and Mrs. Dwight Phillips an , little daughter spent Sunday with r+i atiVes in Foster, R. ].
 Mrs R. E. Baker spent several daNS with friends in Hartford recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Jacob Menken were in Boston Tuesday.
 Frank Phillips is having the founda- tion laid for a large barn.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13
HAMPTON

Opening of the Season for Hotels and
 Cottases-PersonaI Items.
 Mrs. J. w. Clark is still critically it. Nrn CouTtland Baa7cock of New.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13

and CharIc.. :i1 smith will take place at the home of the bride. We'd nesday, June 24th, at eight o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-13

A vast road system is projected for Cuba by the department of public
Alma record., 1914-07-02
NOTICE.

To owners, occupiers or possessors
of lands or any person o. persons,
firm or corporation having charge of
any lands in this State: Notice is
hereby given that all noxious weeds
growing on any lands in the Town
ship of Pine River, County of Gratiot,
State of Michigan, or within the linn
its of any highway passing by or
through such lands must cut down
and destroy on or before July 5th,
1914. Failure to comply with this
notice, on or before the date men,
toned, or within ten days thereafter
shall make the parties failing liable
for the cost of cutting the same and
an additional levy of ten per cent. of
such cost to be levied and collected
against the property in the same
manner as other taxes are levied and
collected. Dated this 22nd day of
June, 1914. 3. T. HAMILTON,
Commissioner of Highways of said
Township.
Alma record., 1914-07-02
TOWN LINE

Fred Bradford made a business t1r
to Ithaca Monday.
Oscar Jones of st. Louis spent Mon
day with l. H. Church and wife.
Mrs. Frank Glow made a business
trip to Port Huron this last week.
Carl Ring and family of near FL
well spent Sunday with Harry Watkins
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Bailey of Arcadia
called on James Porterfield and family
Wednesday.
Mrs. Bert Nelson, accompanied by
her sister, Of Grand Rapids, has re-
turned home.
James Jones and wife called on their
nephew, Floyd Nelson and family near
Elwell Sunday.
Miss Clara Wixon of Cedar Corners
has come to work for Mrs. H. j. Hyde
for the summer.
Mrs. Jacob Rundio of Riverdale
spent Friday with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Webb and family.
Orval Anderson and family spent
the first of the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Giles Isham.
Frank Fookes, who has been sick
and under the care of DR.. Samain, is
better at this writing.
NJ. L. Crossett and I. Swan of Alma
were employed on John Sullivan's farm
Wednesday putting in big ditch.
Ross, Cyton and Alma Wonders of
Morley, who have been visiting their
aunt, Mrs. George Webb, have return
ed home.
Miss Ruby Flower of Alma has been
hired to teach for the coming year at
the Brick school. 1t will commence
Sept. 1st.
Mrs. Carrie Snap of Wheeler and
Mrs. Snyder of Greenville spent We'd
nesday with the latter's daughter, Mrs.
Louis Engerham.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Paulus enter
tanned the formers brother, Frank
Paulus and family and Henry Johnson
and family Sunday.
Mrs. Myron Potter, who has been
to Ohio visiting, returned home Sun
day. She was accompanied home by
her sister, Alta and family.
Mrs. Maggie Wonders of Morley
called on her aunt, Mrs. George Webb,
Friday evening. Mrs. Wonders was
called to Ithaca to attend the funeral
Of relative Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lingall are here from
Lake Odessa visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Jerome Kinney and cousin, Geo. New
man, and their uncle, Geo. Taylor and
wife for few days.
Mrs. May Iverson of Battle Creek
and Mrs. Ella Maxson of Lansing, who
have been here visiting their aunt,
Mrs. George Webb and family, and
friends and relatives at Elm Hall and
Riverdale, returned to their home Sat
urday.
Mrs. Frank Church spent Monday
with her sister, Mrs. Tom Beattie and
husband in Alma. They are the happy
parents of daughter, born to them
Monday evening. She weighed eight
pounds and is called Thelma.
Alma record., 1914-07-02

to spend few days with her sister
Mrs. Tom Beattie and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Leaf Adams were ir
Saginaw on business Wednesday.
! John Graver of Shepherd made q
business trip to |. H. Church's Wednes-
day.
Rev. Nudge and family of Alma
called on Mrs. B. Mckinney Friday af-
ternoon.
Roy Webb attended the reunion
which was held at the home of Bert
Olson Sunday.
l.. P. Adams and wife entertained a
party of friends from near st. Louis
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arva Anderson of Elm
Hall spent Sunday with their cousins,
Giles Isham and family.
Mrs. Snyder went to Riverdale
Thursday evening to spend few days
with her daughter, Mrs. George Clark.
Mrs. James Porterfeld and son,
Wolford spent Tuesday with her
daughter, Mrs. Ray Helman and hus-
band.
Mrs. Frank Glow attended the Far
mers' Club meeting which was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Irish
in Alma Thursday.
This vicinity has been visited by
heavy rains this week. Crops are re-
ported good, but do not need any
more rain for a while.
H. B. Currence suffered sunstroke
last Monday. DR.. Samain of Elwell
was called and at this writing he is
reported little better.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Helman of Ithaca Monday. Mrs.
Helman was formerly Ruth Porter
field of this neighborhood.
Miss Pearl Edgar, who spent Sun
day with her parents, VIM. Edgar and
wife, returned to her work at the Bell
telephone Office in Alma Monday.
B. link and wife, who have been
keeping house for her son, Andrew
Welch, for the past few weeks, moved
back to their home in Alma Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Broomall and Miss Anna
Herrig of Saginaw, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Isham for
the past few days, returned home
Thursday.
Miss Ora Nelson, formerly of here,
who has been spending the last two
years in Pittsburg, Pa, was taken very
sick and Sunday evening Mrs. Clinton
Nelson left for Pittsburg to bring her
home.
Mr.. Steven of Port Huron spent
Thursday with /. H. Church and wife.
George Burgis of Ithaca, who trav-
els for the w. T. Rawleigh Medical
Co., of Freeport, H., was in this vi
cinity this week on business.
Miss Vera Webb attended the funer-
al of her cousin, Alice May, the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Rundio, in Elm Hall Wednesday. She
passed away Saturday evening at IL
o'clock, aged months. She is sur
vived by her mother, father and two
sisters. The remains were laid to
rest IN the cemetery at Elm Hall.
Alma record., 1914-07-02
NOTICE OF DRAIN LETTING AND
REVIEW.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
|, E. w. Redman, County Drain Com
missioner of the County of Gratiot,
State of Michigan, will, on the Sth
day of July, A. d. 1914, at the resi-
dence of DR.. j. w. Campbell, on the
ship of Pine River, Gratiot County,
southwest quarter of Section 10, town.
Michigan, at nine o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, proceed to receive
bids for the construction of certain
Drains, known and designated as the
No. 319 drain, 319, branch drain and
township of Pine River, in said county
of Gratiot, and described as follows,
to-wit:
NO. 3lo DRAIN.
Minutes of survey of center line and
specifications for the location, estab-
fishing and tiling drain.
Commencing in the channel of Sugar
Creek drain at a point LOO chs north
and 5000 chs east of SW corner of Sec
ton 10 T II N r 3 w, Michigan.
Thence N So w. 373 chs; thence
N 6l0 w 3.26 chs; thence N TO w, 07o
chs; thence N co. w, SAL chs; thence
N SO w, $50 chs; thence N l20 As w,
l.57 chs; thence N SO IS w, 2.44 chs; +;
thence N l80 30 w, 259 chs; thence N
39' 30 w, 9.22 chs; thence N go Is
w, ll.75 chs; thence N $50 w, So ks
and cross line between sections 10 and
9 at 5.7S chs south of Is post.
Thence on same course, 4.l9 chs {;
thence N So w, l.02 chs; thence N
45' 80" w, 8.Sl chs; thence N so as
w, 7.22 chs; thence n 400 30' w, o93
chs; thence N 80 30 w, $40 chs
thence N 80 f, 8 ks and cross N l-S
line, section at 2.89 chs west of + l-S
line.
Thence on same course 273 chs;
thence N 100 Is Z, 3.H chs; thence N
70 30 Z, 275 chs; thence N 260 w, 10
chs; thence N 730 IS w, $50 chs thence
N 65' w, 2.34 chs; thence N "a w, $40
chs; thence N 90 w, 92 ks and cross
line between sections 9 and 4 at 500 chs
east of H corner.
Thence on same course 1888 chs
thence N 60 30' f, 7.63 chs and cross S
l-8 line. section 4 at 100 chs east of N
and Il line.
Thence on same course 4 lks; thence
N l00 30 f, 8 chs; thence N so f 2
chs; thence N SO Z, 4 chs and end at
BIZ chs south and 1880 chs east of CEN
ter of section 4.
Total length of drain is AS chains.
The length of drain on each description
of land is as follows:
Pine River Township.
Description. Sec. Chs.
SH of SW d and NV u
OF SW a .................lU .lU 4/.ZS
NE Is of Sc ID and Il
of NE H .......o 1881
N Z of NE d .......o 25.3
s 4 of Sc q ....... 4 2O.Ol
N q of Sc Il ..... 4 l4.O4
Alma record., 1914-07-02
West Pine River

Miss Pearle Newcombe is on the
sick list.
VIM. BARLEY has repainted his
residence.
Mr.. Gerritt and wife, jr., are the
proud parents of baby girl.
Mrs. Henry Cohoon, of near Hast
ings, is visiting in this vicinity.
Jim Hartman has bought a farm
east of st. Louis, and will move there
soon.
The house on the Fleming estate is
being painted and the barn re-
shingled.