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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09
TWIST Of THE MIND
BY FRANK FIlSON.

At hsl:-past tvelyes Li,,leseld
stepped OF, Of tie ,ellers cage with
bis bag IN his hand. Inside the bss
we're e.gh, thousand dollars in bills
The loss would 70, be discovered IN.
u hal..pas. one, e. certain reasons
which L;ttisse,d knew Intimately. and
BY tina, time L!:,lefeld would be on
his way south.
he had l.de all lis calculations
aoc had 20 regrets He had slav.d
for TIE Eighth Nat.c2al for seven
years, AID re was COW drawing a
oeesar!y s:,een hundred. with no pros.
pect q 'a!se Johnson. the manager.
c!d 70; Ike h:n Sleigh. tie pawn,
teller had been With the bank s,ncs
eoyaooc; Re vas az old s..ck.i,.,h.
nlo AID would d:e Il harness her.
ne read 70 promotion was blocked
And. II i we're cot, there Va. "a
Chance for L:itleae,d Nth Johnson.
eonity.
Li.,lefslt hat. s,gd:=t Re nsa and
wondered Why .e aa:+o s.n 50 H.
coalc cot ever speak c.v:vr 70 ~,
Lit,.ece!c had been extracting h,s "a.
nisssl s..ce tie t-s, Q: re ves- No..
ever. he had stuck !, 81. "a rncv'.
SAKE Il: wtea Lucy Merit, we..
back OF tt--
= Vas .o--s1 cra-ai. h. sAA hsa
Cvs1 hin tscE IS r-E al "a -.
SIC never varied 70 see ht- sx-;-
Re coc.6 =: even .e-e-be- -.
i1sy Lad c-a:-s.s3 sbe-, \, -.
L.;;-e@s.5 - beeo c7e.vte,-As. bn.
'S5- ts began q sccert !: a. ~ :.
tie s!11gs :s:e see-sd . hava go,
hin s@'--s'
Ard. o.ce = Lad began % hA,,av.
n.useY a v:c;.- {: des.-~ - -.
q! Co:sl se-se He vas a,c-s :, -.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09
POLLY PERKINS
BY CATHERINE coOPE.

Copyright, 1914. ~ me Mcclure Newspa-
PEI Sy13:cs;e1
No one would have stigmatized
Polly Perkins as being insane. Ec.
centric, mentally unbalanced. she GER
tainly was AID another couple Of
years might possible see her com.
fortably ensconsed in a home for in
curables. For the present she was
happily if vh.ns.cally doniciled in
q tiny cottage on Long Island Miss
Polly's mental state vas the cause
Of rude !ests from village children
and one OF amused interest 10 older
minds. Weekend guests were sure
10 be taken past the abode OF Polly
Perkins just as they we're Invariably
RECALLED by the story OF the haunted
house on the old farm road
She's dippy on the subject Of
pink. said Jimmy Rogers as he
s,rol.ed past Miss Perkins cottage
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09

this, Judging from the specious in
quiries of Mr.. and Mrs Mantell- Then
they threw Helena at his head
She was an only daughter. tall.
stately. cold as ice Amid her state
Illness. however, Ezra soon discerned
that she was bent on capturing him.
The family were truly sristocrat.c,
that vas their bent and pose They
we're selfish. sk!mp.ng, sacrificing
comfort TO mae q show
Three days Of Ihese people was all
could stand. so!iloquized Ezra as.
gracefully As he could ne took his de-
parture, feeling that he was lucky 10
have escaped still bachelor
Then Ezra tried the Moores They
had money and lived al private no
tel. There were two girls here. one
blue stocking the other a anguish
ing sentimentalis,. They played their
arts alternately The fimsy feeding
at the table hote did the rest for
Ezra. He made his ad!eux and STUCK
of for rural iaunt feeling tree once
more
: Then came the crisis il Ezras life
He was passing a field hedge when
his quick ear caught q moaning sound.
He brushed aside thu Usage orange
bushes 10 locate : Ian lying exhaust
ed 10 fain1Dess Hes.de HIN az
scythe. II was 645ti-i NE t,ocd
Then Ezra saw ,ta, ~ MS: aaye
sri,-- hlai and 49, ,--r-b Lei Even
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09

- bad losr Lucy
Ids TO himself
-.
Ia IT, door when the
- -. - - - aea YOU. Mr..
4
.-.-.- - lock upon
r.. u had a wild
- ia ioo- Instead
t .-o.;rp speecllessly
..oa pray, steiner.
sd" ba continued.
-.-5 -n oWell. Mr.. Lit.
-. -,-... verv ha7ny." he
!, a. ahon- your
~ ,,u, ~ v,,
li.otoraoo
\ IL
.ab,a NJ ~.
w.,
NO.
!, aonn
49, ono-sn
- A.
,.or
- - - 49,, va sndaan,,
49, - 49, $50
- - - "a
S''11.-s' ,. 80
- ", ;,,,o
49,. 80 !.
- I'll ~ a " So,
- .s1''Ao,e s.l ne W. $500 -.
~" : ~ - ae
~. t.s''4oH '. Ava INV go
~" aIe o.le y pfono,e you "
Us p'ace g! lae s"!af! winch Always
: ~ ~
a,d q, ANNA, ,,o-aosa ., . b,ndrod
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09
hens were more in tee nature OF pets
than table delicaeies.

than table delicaeies
After a few moments Of reconnoi-
tering he discovered tha, a wing Of
Miss Ft-ti-s' property practically 3D.
ioi1ed that OF Jimmy Rogers He
Gin bed the latte-'s fence AID four
himself facing the hack o: a ri: <
chicken coop. 4 sharp turn around
the fence brought him into the az K
ward position Q: having tripPed over
4 pink-clad fgure. She vas living Fat
upon her back II the tell grasses
You've 70 right TO be sno- n
that wet grass" he said.
4 was not snoring. and the g-ass is
as dry as bone the girl said with
asTerity. She had arisen 10 3 sitting
posture and was endeavor.ng 10 coax
back the frightened chicken. y don't
know why-all men think that every
place OF grass IN the universe is con-
tiaually wet
SIZE had CT tte chicken back by
continued coax:ug. the while she was
addressing her remarks to Haw-
ttcraa
Are you Miss Polly Perkins" he
asked. VIXEN her wide open eyes again
roared toward his face.
YES. am" she said. Is there
ANYTHING else you would Ike 70 know,
Pvte Person?" she inquired You
Erov." she c-rt:-ued. i an not
Miss Polly Perkins you Think
an am her nice Win thar she
tanned swiftly OF her heels ard le:t
2oh Hawthorne standing beside th4
f.ck chicken coop.
Yo- know" she coneded 70 him
to ri-h-s !a-ar vh41 ~: 1T me
clue house after ms, delightful
tango evening. y have d-e-d:ll
confession TO make Since Bets
evas we're ANTI but fear IL =
In, Polly coEt.nG : y saw ;1u
81 aE..- iow. g AUNT Po,v's chick
"a cop ard de..s-. ately put thar bird
CIR the fence 50 hat YOU nl:g..
IL
Are you engaged?" asked lob
No-R1de Person laughed Polly
Then lrspare for the wcrs- soon.
said Bob, possessing himself q: thz
I'm fingers t.a- n had watched
:a.'ousiy cars sing re P.rk.bcvao
chi Ken
r'r tie oes,. co.,radlc,e1 POI,
sc:t.y
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09
NEW LEASE Of LIFE
BY ESTHER LEE UPhAk,
lang'-Vhack,.

Glang -vhack,
II was cruel man. Jasper Woods,
who shouted the word and delivered
the blow He brandished a club heavy
enough 10 brain ar OK, rightly direct.
ed Just now. however. il landed OF
the aank OF oil Firebrard-yoo-. pa.
tlert wO.n-out horse so used recently
20 neglect and abuse that he ex.
pec,ed i r.el!arly AID accepted il
with true horse sense and Philosophy
Firebrand-what travesty Yet
once that name had suited In years
agone Woods had been proud OF the
splendid steed that had done double
duty. and. therefore. had worn out the
more quickly
Shame" piped q prompt, express.
sive voice, and as the old horse squirt.
ed down the road to get away from
further torment, jasper Woods glared
far back from the main road, and il
was 10 be expected that sooner or
later, the family would have TO shell.
ter some OF the many troops that were
starting out on their long march in
support OF their colors
Unusual guest rooms were turned
into ready.to-live-in chambers, couches
and cots were brough, from attic and
basement until The place looked Ike
veritable dormitory
In the kitchen Gretchen drove the
cook almos, frantic with her efforts
al cooking She had apple peelings
everyw here, doughnuts il every avail
able platter dripping their grease.
chocolate Sling on the IRE 10. the
cake that was not even started and
which Gretchen SAID she could make
later
Even when the soldiers tesa- 70
approach The house OF he Is, Wing
afternoon G-etche- Wa 81. Z aer
enfoldi.g kitchen -pg5a
We SHAH not n --cA -s-t,e e.a
o: the O., ss-S i, uniform tod he-.
! after she rad mi Sic. w.a then. a.
they sat 5lIt a-l rested 4:-v- -
long day -.a.la Ii e s9e3 y.
you-tco --si'.
Good ried Gretchen. re- :.
r,es da2o:.s back A.t ;--.A - s.=
;a.ss1 r. - Is = { :. T.
true e have lc2 here T. .at c-e
spot Of . i tie ~a--ter n
And .asc l1,l ]. V1S -z-5 ..vs
So - NO .4.aeG ana ,i---o.-.
learned ---lH G: - :5--g r2l :
ho-e. H -cl5 her he I'D wanted .
80 = III :-oI, al he ans IA r.,
Is hoped 70 oou.s oack-he believed
- 1-o1.3 return Ara then
l, vas -..e supQers a-7!va. TIA. rad
interrupted his s-o-y. and Gretchen
had 10 help serve The many soldier
boys
But Gretchen managed TO see him
before they all turned il Size ex-
tended her hand to say goodnight.
Goodnight" she said; 4 do hope
you'll be comfortable
Comfortable" the soldier said.
RI be comfortable bodily, but you We
upset my comfort OF mind Good.
night"
"Good-uorning. she said 10 the sol
der when she saw him next morning
Its sood-moTuias aa6-sood-by. hs
said. gravely. How pretty she vas in
the morning,
SO early" exclaimed Gretchen.
We march In an hour" be told
her
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09

ne to offer YOU ny best and i,
congratulations
Littlefeld found h: 4. oy,,
Office again. He wa.} d i3,,r
the door. He did not cu.ta k-o-
he IVES going. He was recalled,
self By Jacks. who thrust H.,
his hand.
Just come, sir sad Ja,s,
ing. Littlefeld looked hard
porter. Why, he was he ~
friendliness. What had be-. 4.
ter with him? Had he, Li.,lgssi
seeing everything through Ia
of his morbid and / .ye-,9i =,
He tore open the eryaj5.
trembling fingers. The letter va
Lucy.
My dearest it ran, "fore.v
thousand times for my urh!,t,,
you. l was so hurt by vha, vi
here Littlefeld remenbr.
cause Of their Cu&rrel-"but !.
how wrong l was when YOU ID
ways been SO kind and good \
you as every one trusts you. n
the soul Of honor"
A rush Of tears blinded th.I
eyes. He could not read t..|
further, then. So 1t was all Ii !:
mind, everything. the sense d
tice, the quarrel with Lucy, ID
assumed unfriendliness, J,.t|
tipathy-all his fears and vns
injuries!
He took his bag and crep "
the cashiers cage.
Copyright. 1914. by ". O. chp
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09
Straps.

Straps are used to RESTRAIN 1
ness in many of the new wind
and skirts. Sometimes then 4
straps across the back of c0s|
the full skirt fares from ID
section Sometimes there a.
across the front OF the Skin |
in the fullness below the VI
sometimes they are used fOrn
purpose on the hips. n
stitched usually, and give
smart finish.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-01-09
1unic Short in Front

Sometimes the tunic is cut |
front and so long in back tna
pletely hides the foundatioa
self extremely short, in the
the front the foundation skin
fon, shows for three or -four =
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
Mn O m

ASusra~s Ptsss.-Leus Gumun -
:. S.-gosnG po@uaOsr USdn.ufns. -
e''''''s-sn. sssrs ss - sss~pas6 . -
s'ison and exp>cts ~ isasas -. ysD.
E.sr Ssi. Jon hsm insse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Lake City Times:-W. A. Kselor, tn
Fsrd msn Of Gunnisoa. wss in tswu
ever last Thursday night shaking hsnd,
With his many friends, promisinG to b
heck with Mn. keelOs for On estin1
loees in the seeson. The impression
sssms ~ be growing steeAily thst thu
recent disastrous fire wss started feloni.
susly to grstify some personal grudge
TAe matter should be run down care.
fully. Any one that will start fire fol
revenge 10 one of the most dangerous
characters any community con be afliict
Ell with serious danger to every in.
erest.-very EVIDENTLY Jimmie Vernon
rselises thst il 10 very fine TO have {
giri, at lesst on special occasions. But
judging by the statement made in hi,
behalf in the Cunnison News Champion,
Of lest weeks issue, explaining . lot OF
trouble Jim he'd - . result Of the in.
voluntary changing of suitcsses, here.
after whsn he travels he will have his
ssiteose prominently and frequently
be.nded with his full name, and besides,
- thet he con quickly identify it. he
will have it covered with hand painted
designs in mistletoe and orange blOs-
sosMs. For detailed explanations apply
TO Mr. Vernon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
Dl|sEET usflsf n uTTlE
uusD n H|cn ALTITUDE

I. E. Newsom. State Agricultural
College.
The usual number of letters regarding
Brisket Disease in cattle are coming to
the Office of the Colorado Experiment
Station.
As summer comes on the grass gets
green at high attitudes and cattle are
pushed onto new grazing land where the
conditions of life are much more vigor-
ouf than that to which they are sccus-
TONED. Especially is this true when
cattle are shipped from sea level to ex-
treme attitudes of eleven and twelve
thousand feet The heart refuses to
meet the usual requirements. The ami
mails become dropsical and usually die.
Heart tonics are of little avail. The
only reasonable method of handling the
pruposition is to ship out the affected
animals to lower altitude or TO build
up harder strain of cattle at these
kiGh altitu0es.
Where cattle are shipped from very
l0w 70 extremely high attitudes, the
lOse Of from one to ten per cent can be
expected. Full infofmatisn can be OBJ
tanned from bulletin No. 1e4, published
- tie Colorado Experiment Station
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Crawford Chroaicle:-Dr Day and
Ray zelenthuis returned Sunday from
their fishing trip "a the Cebolls and re-
port all the fish they could eat They
went by wsy Of the blue mesa route,
and the doctor tells We that there is no
comparison in the road with the Black
mesa route, the block mesa being by
far the best that it would get two-thirds
Of the travel # we only hsd the sp-
proach from Crystal creek TO the top
put IN repsir-but what's the use of
harping on il?
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
ne aEeFuc kll nm
Dfn0 IN W Farm

An Interesting little circular on this
subject bss just been issued by Mr. L.
S. Foltx. of the COLORADO Agriculiursl
college. A central battery system "a
supply ell the circuit is recommanded.
Bells for the front door, the barn, thu
gransry and the field. The system can
be installed very economically and
would be the result of saving a good
deal Of labor on many Colorado farms.
A copy Of the plan can be secured by
writing Mr.. Folts at the college.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Montrose papers pslste that . Dr..
Hsdley Who lives sesr ColorsAo Spriags
recently come through in IN suto, max
ing the trip to Guaaisoa, x26 miles, in
one day end proeosncsd Cechetops psss
fine. Ii 10 quite eviaeBt then that ~
soon as Copper creek canon 10 cut out,
with it's twenty-five miles Of extra dis
tsnce and nearly three hosrs Of running
time, that one con maks the trip fron
Gunnison to Denver in Q day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Psonisn:-lf eli the western slope
towns are pstronising the state Bssmsl
at Gunaissn - veil - Pssnia, the sum
mer nssasa 10 n sequalifsa success.
This tswa eentribsted siGhtssa students
to TIE sassllment this summes. will
Peaais hsws frsit cssp tAis year
Wsa. sssAss. EvesythiaG psisas 10 Z
ess1 yield. much hstter thaa most fruit
tstvicts, end The qsality 10 such thst
tsp-notch psices are sssured Tell your
saStsrn friends not to miss the busy
sAipping season Of 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

North Fssk Timss: CsVesia Nod
'eft sunday for Gupsisos wAsss ~ es-
poets to spend sevsssl weeds of TIE het
weather he hes Jsst setus~sd froa q
iong trip with cstts< 70 the rsnse ssd
complained thst It wsarsed him q little
more than 1t did few years ego whea
he Was . younger 1sa. II seems very
strange that msn only ss years would
tire Of . horsebsck trip IN the hills Of
only hundred miles or so.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Frsnk Holt wss ,u FIRST II the seed
from Spencer. eou6dsat that ~ essald
prove N siibi shout his being sAs naa
Who shot y. Pserp. Morgan - pssesd
the bomb IN the capitol buil<snG st
Washington. In fact he he'd only been
here . day or % when it developsd thsa
the anarchist he'd only been nssqssssd-
ing under the nsme Of Holt, - shss
his real cognomen IVES Enrich nlusetss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
M W m M Fnun

Music Of hsschins Through GssrGia)
Listen while we sing 70 you . sOae
shout the hsn,
A heppy, humble. busy bird, asst use-
full unto Eea;
We love her morning matin, aad hes
eveaing vesper hymn
The hen 10 the bird for the fasmss.
Chorus
'Cut-Cut. Cst-Cut, three mis.ian
eGgs . day,
''Cluck-cluck, Chuck -clsck, we've
brviIers on the wsy.
With chicken pie end festhers frsa ker
factory. We ssy,
Sure she's Tie bird for the farmss.
nasssd nssks sal Wkils Rscks, end -
RhsAe lslssd RsAs.
Wyesdostss. Laehos~s. you knsw all
hsve points sAseA;
Egg, fer breakfsst, seast fer dinner,
pillows for your hsl,
O'H, . S1tc Ufxu t03e I0fIIf6T,
Choevs
Two Psnsme canals year, - sure as
yos ese bsH
She cesld bsiA With b1gs end weeds,
from send snA poorest corn
She sines BY Aay snA her proud sons
swshe yss every mon
Up.-r-r. he's the bird for the farmer
Chorvs
Boys end giris will hang her lucky wish
booe DER the door,
nake mSsic with her hig drumsticks,
end with her wings will soar,
They will bless her dear old heart and
gissord evermofe-
Sure shes the bird for the farmer.
Chorus
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Gss. DIake Va Usst Sssge:-Esso -
eseAaa0e I soss sAss ve have . .6esae
EtyRosaGsst. Good. he has hsss -
ing ssossd tslkiaG shout buas - sica
when ~ shsusd devote Die tisne 70 ~
bed s'spell" ct the state TsacAsss'
college.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

NsssrIts Nsls>y nseesd:-Thi Ussa
s''-on snyder II PassADx ssaa cAssu,
q the mail route tsva kssusssa - Rue-
aaeN. having hs~a osasdDd - CO.
trsc, by the gossss0snt- 0s. Saydss
nas purchased . lass psusa usosor Lssss.
HaiIonsl motsr tssct 10 houl - usil
and psrel psst.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
W @ = uHH

~. Cs1 1n. - - GOne
eshusO - ssAssoninag - ass.
&-Ek.Gss0us q Hunssr. ueDGsssssn
Sunas1.S.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

hr. - llss. o. D. Ven Ahss wsus
- <sssav ssssaaS = . saet q sAsesss
Guasd fos ~ Guanssoa 0~o4 ssd
sssss pars,assesiy 70 have . lsaOs snia
v'sA sAsir 80 E'r. kas vsa Aksa. 80
is sissaG ysss,g d.ns,st . 49, siay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

JoAn ksns~dy 90 vndbiB - -
sssssss fsesaAy. ~ es~s ssuss0 .
sessssl sssUsAs. Ne Ass bsss sssr =
bduhs Spssan. .sd sster . ssd6sD -
spst. andp hs0 nsch shsunse, - -
- he asssod oocs nass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

a~zsscne Cpussux:-AruAsx 0.suA -.
s.'7''ed noadAy fssa CsaA~saps Gsssa
saers ne he bsea Sur ssor s,Ds -.
2 improvements 90 . hsRs~ssad ciusx
Nniah he hss ssksr W - Fsp<. csss&
ne Sil go bsck esss ssess ss.ss ssass
d.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

q ssssune q - osaU sBhsDnD
~ ~ a ~ Csnp Ess Go -
p~spsnss tss1 Usa,ssans, - ~ -
FRIDAY. ~ -. sAsf " shH sssnG- -
~ kosuai csmpus.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-09-25

Mr.. A. LandrIgan returned here
Monday after spending few days al
Calumet
The Alpha band boys will give an
other one OF their dances this Satur-
day evening Sept rs at the pavilion,
Everybody Is invited TO attend.
Miss Loretta Doenitz, arrived here
Tuesday from Iron River TO spend q
week, visiting with Mr., and Mrs. Davic
Kinny.
Evelyn Uren came from Crystal
Falls to spend few days with her
folks
The Misses Orpha and Lydia Matheys
spent Thursday In Crystal Falls.
Mrs. viii Perkins and mother Mrs
Beatty spent Wednesday in Crystal
Falls.
Marcile Johnson, the little daughter
OF Victor johnson. is on the sick list
this week
Mr.. T. Doderow placed self-player
piano at the bijou theatre on Tuesday
Victor Johnson OF First street spent
Sunday In Crystal Falls.
Hilmi Jarvi drove to Crystal Falls
Wednesday evening.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-09-25
sCH0OL NOTES

II looks as II some OF the European
war came over and settled In the High
School. The worst wounded are: Wal
ter Bauer. Herr Bones" Conlin and
Chas. Richards, the result OF football.
The game played week ago today
with Stambaugh resulted In a defeat
for the locals. The score being 800.
Iron River plays here today at the
Forest Park field. The boys have been
working hard this past week and we
hope to make up for the last game.
Mr.. Grover of the M. A. G. faculty
visited the High School on Tuesday.
He gave the II. s. students a short talk
on the school systems OF today
jake is about again after a few
days illness at the first OF the week,
On Wednesday afternoon from 100
until l:25 the High School was treated
to few selections from Mendolsohn
on the victrola
The Modern history class has finish
ed the study OF the Feudai system.
Miss Grace Conner OF lower Michi-
gan arrived today to fill the vacancy
caused by the illness OF Miss Pelham.
Miss Pelham has gone to Chicago for
her health
Miss Margaret Smith, teacher at the
Great Western, was III this week.
The Girls eileen Club has been
making plans for the coming years
work
The tennis court back of the Forest
Park school is greatly In demand and
good tennis matches may be seen any
afternoon after school.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-09-25
First July 31st; last. October 23rd.)
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Whereas, Frank Stomek and Antonio
Stomek, his wife. OF the Township OF
Stambaugh, Iron County. Michigan.
made, executed and delivered a certain
mortgage. bearing date the 26th day of
April, A. ID. 1913, to Francis A. Gross,
OF Hennapin County. Minnesota,
which said mortgage was duly record
ed in the Office OF the Register OF Deeds
OF the County OF Iron and State OF
Michigan. on the Ord day OF May, A. ID.
1913, at 1880 o'clock In the afternoon
and recorded In Liber 16 OF Mortgages,
on page 20: and the said Francis A.
Gross. is now the owner and holder OF
said mortgage above described;
And whereas, the amount claimed
to be due upon said mortgage at the
date OF this notice, Is the sum OF Two
thousand three hundred eight and go
loo dollars, and no suit or proceed
ing has been instituted at law TO re-
cover the debt now remaining due or
any part thereof, secured by said mort
gage;
And whereas, default has been
made in the payment OF the money
secured by said mortgage. whereby
the power OF sale contained therein
has become operative; now. therefore
notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF said power OF sale, and IN pursu.
ancc thereof. and OF the Statute In
such case made and provided, the said
mortgage will be fore-closcd by a sale
OF the mortgaged premises. at public
yendue TO tho highest bidder. at tho
front door OF the Court House, In the
City OF Crystal Falls. aforesaid, thai
being the place OF holding the Circuit
Court within said County. on the 26ti
day OF October. A. ID. 1915, at ten o.
clock in the forenoon; the description
OF said premises described and con
tanned In said mortgage is as follows
Lots twenty (20). twenty-one (21)
and twenty-five (22) OF block two (2)
OF the First Addition 10 the Plat Of
Caspian. according to the plat thereof
ON Hle and OF record In the sfhoe ei
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-09-25
P H A

Mrs. Archie wellet and two children
arrived home last Friday from a two
months visit with relatives at Nadeau.
Mrs. G. Day left here Tuesday for
Chicago TO visit with relatives.
Miss Lydia Butler spent Saturday In
Crystal Falls.
| AL. Rogers left here Saturday for
Ishpeming to spend Sunday with his
family and other relatives
Olaf Johnson left last Saturday for
Republic 10 stay over Sunday with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Boutain drove
to Crystal Falls Tuesday on business.
Gus Dahlgren moved his family
Tuesday from Amasa. into one of the
new Balkin houses recently completed
for him on First street.
Mrs. Chas. Olin left here Monday
for her home at Minneapolis after
spending two weeks visiting with her
sister Mrs. David Kinny.
M. C. Broughton OF Marinette was
again in town this week on business.
George BEDFORD and Elmer Piper
went to Palatka Saturday on visit to
their folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Noyes and party
arrived home last Saturday from Mil
waukee. where they attended the Wis.
state fair, making the trip in the
formers Ford car
Paul Anderson was Crystal Falls
caller last Saturday.
Mrs. p. Truant OF Florence visited
here on Thursday.