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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-21
WORK OF SELECTION
SHOULD NOT BE NEGLECTED

Selection Of breeding stock ON the
average farm was almost unkno"a d
few years ago. Now most farmers
make some little effort at least to-
wards improving the flock Few
though are doing this TO the extent
that they should Tho work OIL scr
lection can not be emphasized you
much. a neglect along this iiie =
one of the reasons the aggregate IAIl,
hen only lays seventy eggs per yes,
when she ought to be laying nealH
zoo
The work Of selection should 80 on
all the time. Do not limit your Woln
Of selection to general rouhu -u5
each year and culling out tle "i1
lockers and old birds There Is ao'uo
work OF selection that should De uoHt
now. Did you note the hens ina
went broody in January or req, ual
Generally these hens are early nat
ed pullets that commenced laying y
the fall and laid up to the time luJy
became broody. They we're eeiS
pullets; but were lacking ~ inu'vl"r
ual strength and constitutional Nls
10 hold up under the strain Oh ia'L,
until the spring season was o'V
These pullets should be discatueu y
breeders. for constitutional VlRoI =
as of great importance as eaiH
Matching or early egg -laying.
While this selection Is being oV,
don't forget TO select the roostefs a.
we'll Some Of the foremost pouil,c
men hold that the rooster from -
ord laying mother has more
for the good of his progeny man
hen of the same record laying s' -
has on her progeny whether '"
be true or not. 10 such an eNtr". LEI
this. it must be ACKNOWLEDGED , ,"a
the rooster has some influence aion7
this line. at least equal with the n.y.. NV
So while you care for and loon We We
the flock Of youngsters keep an ,.
open for the best rooster from ~
nrd- VIM einrk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-21
poOR LAYERs MOLT EARLh.

To have a heavy laying ana Nc
producing flock, pick out and sen '''
hens which mott early. bs
Many Of US often have KEEP w
carly molters with the idea that I'm h
hens would be ready to lay eaIlie'
the winter. ,.or
Poultrymen at the Wisconsin o.
York, and other experiment stauon nj
however have found from seN lg
wears trials that while the ea,g
melting hens sometimes do lay a ~ 49,
or two earlier. they also quit iss i ne
as = rule, from two TO three noH''
earlier than the late molters.
For the reason that II Deco'. ~
more and more difficult to PICK w
poor layers after the melting ss ne
passes. il is best to do the cuiii's
now,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-21
QUALITY IN EGGS THE
RESULT OF FOOD EATEN

II Is. perhaps, not generally known
that the quality OF eggs is dependent
in a large measure, upon the food the
hens eat Ia eggs OF high quality
the yolk Is a deep yellow color. and
tho white quite firm. not thin aud
water. The feeding of green food
and corn preferably yellow cornl
viii add 60 the color Of tho yoilt, and
beef scraps win mpart firmncss TO
the white
As certain foods will add quality TO
the eggs, certain other foods will im-
part "a flavor that decreases the quail
ity of the oRRa Thus onions fish
scrap and high smelling beef scrap
viii mpart % the eggs certain char.
actsriAtic and dHaRrcrahlc floVora.
u1ofa alse lower the quality Of
ogsH Egg shells are quite porous
ana air readily enters Eggs should
be- gathered often and stored m "a
cool. Wcll-vontilated room. II allow
"a 20 remain Ia 4 foul smelling poul-
try house tot any lcngth Of time the
odora % the house VIII lower tho
quality Of the eggs
Several years ago poultry raiaer
ufed moth ball nest eggs These
were guaranteed go ftco the nests Of
lice They ala this an rIght, but
their use ia The nests also impaired
mphor.liko odor and taste 20 the
eggs that made them unfit for fond.
II is safe 90 ny that eggs OF the
vcry highest quality are. not possible
unless The male birds are removed
from the pens The embryo of fer
tile egg often begins 90 develop be-
fore tho egg il laid and mo- matter
how often gathered on how we'll
cared for fertile eggs cannot conn
The germ OF life ~ the germ ~ de-
cay An lnfertilc egg viii decrease
iu quality with age or through ina
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-21

Make plans ibis winter b get ont
chicks IN Mmch f0r enc heavier
breeds and Aurl ff tue Hghler ones.
TO make goo pa lHNrrs d-pends that
they be- Matched tnd rtared just SO.
that they viii b,Hn iaflne boo October
and first part ot November. and
make the good record before the hot
weather ~ summer when they witt
not do us consistent work. also the de-
sire 90 80 Alto try and knock out
The sitting ht breeding from non sit-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-21
NOW MorI.n YOU LIKE Tr2

X You Wero a TospertuUIe NOOK,
Wyandotte. or Leghorn hen and had
painstakingly grown fresh, fluffy
coat OF feathers. fabricated your egg
machinery and started into egg ac-
ton for the winter. how would you
like to be entirely deprived of a dust
bath and tn consequence your feath-
ers became gummy and soiled so that
you couldn't sleep o nights for dis
COMFORT Wouldn't your first move
be 20 put on the egg brakes
Now Is the time TO lay IN store a
dozen bushels Of dry. dusty dust II
the dust is dusty. do Il today. -
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
WYANDOTTE

Tho local tribe, OF Ben Hur has
p,oycd It's meeting pace from Wyan-
dottc TO Trenton. and viii gather In
the Canton armory in that place Fri
day evenings
Tn. Womens association OF the
Congregational church will meet in
the home Of Mrs. Charles Roger SUI
pe-iur-ave.. Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert King, Toledo. is visit
ing relatives here.
Rev Fr. Frank Kennedy, YpsiIantt.
IL visitor in 81 Patrick rectory
Woodnen circle Biddlegrove. VIII
hold it's annual election of officers
Charles Fenwick. arrested sunday
by Capt. John penman, was SEN
fenced To serve 30 days in the county
Jall for being a disorderly person.
Rev. Anthony Kroms attended the
funeral Of Dean Nermis in Detroit
Monday.
Thursday evening.
Mrs. & l.. FelstI. Eureka-ave. is
confined to her home by Illness.
The Independent bowling team IN
the city league has the punch y
seems. Monday evening. this aggre-
cation defeated the strong +. OF g
team in three straight games. The
scores for tho three games were:
Independents. s3s, 792, see total. .
I94. X. OF C., 1893. III 716: total
Mondays victory gives the Inde-
pendents six consecutive games
without a defeat. n record which no
Gar. The Allgoodfellows are booked
Ia play the Oddre1iows team on Wed
rcsday evening and the dope points
"a victory for the 'Goodfellows.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07

mas festival Saturday in the M
Word has been received 81 u q
birth OF son on Monday to Mr.
Mrs. W. IL. Thompson. OF HuQq4
Mrs. Thompson was formerly ~
Louise Allen, of this city. eE7{
Mrs. r. II. clifford. OF Toledo, H.
viii be guest next week of IN
sister, Miss Belle Ross.
Joseph Glasson was an Ann AIM
business visitor today. ss1
Frank Smith, the vetrNG1 druGw&1
VIII soon retire from active buGtnor
Prof ri A.. Barbour has rcturIt5
from "a trip through pennsyiv1n<
where he has been assisting In go
Quoting teachers conventions. n
Mrs. w. W. Keylon, OF North WQGl
ington-st.. was hostess this afterno4|
10 the Degree OF Honor Il
The Normal Dratorlcal board NM
voted TO admit women to tho 49,
citation. : 1S3
The Normal Aurora board pern6G
mel has been decided upon as "a
lows: Business manager. Harry
Hubbard: editor In chief. Miss A{}&
Miss Lillian Priestap; juniors, l.. PNl1@
en- Denman. degrees, Omar p0ttk1
fraternities. Samuel Starr. sore rIft41
Emily Gayre athletics. Thomas C1oO
ton. art. Miss Sarah Chambers. Joke
Miss Eva Aren't
At "a meeting 10 he held this mo1(t
decision will be made as to Nh
shall receive the dedication hOnOG1
Mr. Hubbard and Miss Warner q
Ypsilanti products sF&
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
ron ssLr--Mis.g n.as SEoUs.
Ling's Latest List
OF PIANO BARGAINS

Those with mines omitted as "A cour-
tcsy are leading makes sold by
our friends In the business.
Easy terms of rental or sale.
SCHILLER Bachmann, very sweet tone.
Sl99.
Newly X Evans. in fine condition.
s275.
Erhardt. FUN size. sIs5.
-. famous make. black ease, old. ShS.
Regal mfhogany case, good tone,
- 4. Baker. old. fair tone. 500.
Crown, concert. used. S2i0>
llcinze, fuil size, $40.
schiller Bac Imam, returned rental.
Sl99.
Newoy a Evans. good as new. s29O.
GroN"stecn n Fuller, very old, poor,
$50.
Marshall returned rental. $3.50.
49,, Mahogany, new finish, Sl25.
krakouer Bros, finest style, like
new. $34O.
Krakaucr Bros. very artistic $3.50.
Ncwhy a. Evans. tone sweet as new.
$500.
-. popular. fYl size s11O,
"NeVans," good as when new, So.
Wescr Bros. returned rental, s225
Schiller. cannot be told from new
kurtz Bros. Used less than i mos.
Sll5.
Weller tNelson) new. poor. $3.50.
1t Is better 10 purchase good used
piano than a new low-priced one.
LING PIANO House
'The oldesD. rs Library-ave.
Corner Grand River-ave East
tOVer Macauley's Book StorcD
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
head from 81 Francis Navier church
Tuesday morning
ANN ARBOR

Tuesday evening. Dec II. there
VIII be a compl imontary concert by
the faculty of the University school
Of Music, to which the public Is in
vited. Earl v Moore. head OF the
organ department, the Westerman
Male quartet, Miss Ada Grace John
son and Miss Marion Struble will APP
pear on the program. Miss Struble,
graduate Of the school, is now head
OF the violin department Of the Hills
dale College Conservatory Of Music
and is q great favorite here.
Prof. +. :. Gingerich this afternoon
addressed the Woman's club on THE
lake region as interpreted by Words
worth"
Mrs. II. T. Bennett entertained Mrs.
vandy, Miss Carrie vandy and Miss
Ella Wood OF Detroit, over the week
end.
Miss Ida Leslie. OF Webster. is III.
Miss Helen Monaghan was called
TO Detroit Monday by the serious i'll
ness Of her nephew, Joseph Dickson.
Rev. Il. j. Taylor. of Laingsburg.
formerly assistant pastor of st.
Thomas church here. was in this city
Miss Elizabeth Foy is visiting her
nephew. +. J. MINIS. In Ypsilanti.
Mr. and Mrs, James l.. Grass, Of
Flint. who visited here for few
days. have returned home.
@. u. Dufheld. OF Detroit. was In
the city over the Weekend.
Alan Green, OF Portland, ore. Wis
Mrs. Herman Schmid has returned
to her home in Munich, after having
spent the past week as guest In the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Zuiz.
-. II. Bebout will 1euve today for
Dallas, Tex. where he has contract
TO erect some buildings
Regular formal church services for
children have been inaugurated at
Lloyd G. Douglas. The services are
held In the church Sunday afternoons
and are attended by some eco chill
dren.
In the noiehborhood NJ 100 mem
hers of Golden Rule lodge. No. l59, r.
n A. NJ. left for Detroit this after
noon To- pay visit To Oriental lodge.
No. 2fO Vhe local Masons viii con-
lodge. They will also present nt' a
beautiful silk American nag as a
memento of their visit Recently
Oriental lodge paid Golden Rule lodge
VISIT and presented beautiful vel
vet altar cloth
DR.. James f. Breakey. who was
called to Californi alast week by the
supposed serious Illness OF his sister.
home that Mrs, Adams will recover.
She formerly lived i'm this city.
Dr b s. Partridge has been called
TO Rochester, n. Y. by the death OF
his brother.
secretary Shirley W. Smith. OF the
University or Michigan. who was
called to Hastings last week bv tho
serious Illness OF his father. Judge
smith, has written friends here that
hopes for the recovery Of his father
are now entertained
Clarence North, Of Detroit. who was
arrested here some weeks ago dur
ing the majestic theator riot. and
charged with disorderly conduct. has
commenced suit for $4,000 damages
against Chief OF Police aPrdon, Pa
trolmen Blackburn. Keal and Sodt
and Deputies sheriff Essliuger and
Eldert When tried on the charge
IN Justice court Morih Was dlsmissnd
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
MT. CLEMENS

william Cuyette. OF Detroit. was
9rrdtIucd In circuit court Mondhy
and changed his plea OF not guilty 20
guilty. he was charged with hlgb-
way robbery while armed following
his osrg,c Of several months ago
when he held up Gus Cook, loca,
man, at the point OF revolver, ana
later appropriated Cooks auto. judge
Tucker has since investigated the
Youug mans past life. and has found,
so he states, that Guyette's record rs
an exceptionally clean one. lie has
been turned over to the custody OF
County Probation officer Whitney.
and will be sentenced Within a week
II is the general belief that he viii
be parolcd.
fCt the Irst year a deputy sheriff.
has resigned that ofhcc\to accept the
81 probation officer for
Maeorlh county. , The appo INT 9en
omln"nda'ion OF Judge Tucker. He
VIII hereafter have charge 81 all pa
rolled priroucrs who have heretofore
been tuncd over to the care OF tho
sheriff
Tcday Mt Clemens commandery.
No 81 EmCLtS Tcmplar. will be in
stitGted in this city. and besides the
election of officers, a feature OF the
d9v will he the big rarade nj 2
o'clock Port Huron Commandery,
Detroit No ! aud the Detroit Damas e.
Gus Commanders are in attendance,
with large nut. her ~ state otnctals
: banquet la tu he served i'm the
evening Local Masons for som"
years have sought To secure char
ter for - commandcry organization
in tho Bath city, ard now that II is
obtained its inrtitution promises 70
hc q big event ia Masonic annals IN
Nacomb county
Following an Illness 81 two years.
the last nine months ~ which sh"
was confined TO her bed Mrs Matte
White. - wears old wife of George
Whit. passed away last night in her
home ~ the Park Chateau. The fu-
neral VIII take place Tuesday with
burial ir Clinton Grove
Henry =. Job. an old ard respected
citizen OF this county. passed awnv
early Monday morning in the home
OF his daughtcr. Mrs Leonard Par
rOtt. North ave, this city. in his
siNty-seveuth year. Mr.. Job was
stricken with an attack ~ apoplcNy
a week ago md never regained con-
seriousness
Mrs James r WOW and con, ~
Toledo. are guests ~ Mrs : ~ Eek
err No IS Grend-aVc
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
WORTHWHILE

Miss Ellen j. Fry was SURPRISED
win u handkerchief shower at the
weekly meeting OF the c. Of < club
az the home OF Mrs. Dell VI. Herrick.
Monday evening. Miss Fry is che
English Latin teacher In the local
high school.
John r; Day was in Detroit on
The Epworth league will hold its
regular monthly business and social
meeting In the home Of the presi-
dent. Roy 6. Clark. this evening
Frank Cody. assistant superinten-
dent Of the Detroit schools. gave an
Interesting talk 10 the members of
the NJ h. Sunday school. sunday
Mrs. r. u. McKahn has been
brought TO her home here following
her recent operation i'm Detroit She
Is able To be about the house.
Miss Hazel Nevison has obtained a
position in the office OF the Acme
Lead a Color Works. In Detroit.
Mrs Roy ottmar and daughter. OF
Pontiac, spent saturday and Sunday
Mrs. susan Woolley was the guest
OF her brother and family In De-
troit, over the weekend.
y. f.. Cranson attended the funeral
OF a relative In orion. Monday.
The Ladies' Aid society of tho NJ
u. church Melted $3.50 as their
share Of the sales of VIM Gortou.
clothter. last SATURDAY Mr.. Gortor
the ladies. "Wednesday evening tho
Mems Bible class win entertain their
wives and others at an oyster sun
per and social evening in the ca irch
parlors. \ speaker viii be present
from Detroit aud thoro will be- "a
musical entertainment.
Rev. y. T.. Wchhcr Of thc Eu.t
Methodist church. has had hooixIot,
prepared giving Christmas message
10 the members of his congregation.
The next three SUNDAY morning ser
mons win he devoted TO tho spirit ~
Christmas with the following SER
mon topics sunday. Dee. .. Christ
mas anticipations;' sunday. Dec ~.
christmas oscillations. sunday
Dec. 20. christmas giving Tho
Presby terrain homes throughout The
village are displaying pictures of the
church with special welcome to the
Christmas services.
Mrs. r. I. Walker has charge Of
the entertainment committee FOR the
Observance OF the Christmas holiday
in tho VI T. church The Berean
BIBLE class viii prepare the decora-
tions.
q. ~. Parmeutrr. of Detroit. waf
In Worthwhile. SUNDAY.
Tdttle Priscilla Eickrl has been
seriously III fcr the past few days.
printirE-the plan neat klnd--fhst
II sig kt-Tfme- Job Dept.--Maia f520.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
Suburban News
ORGANIZE
FOR Vote
Down River Women
Form New Suffrage
Society

WYANDOTTE. Mich. Dec. L.
The Downriver Suffrage society met
in the home of Mrs. Richardson,
Van Alstyne-blyd.. Monday after
noon. to hear the report of a dele
gate to the state convention In Sag
NAV. which ended last week. The
society. OF which Mrs. Bontree is
president, Mrs. W. w. England vice
president. Mrs. Honor secretary, and
Mrs. Dennis treasurer, was founded
several weeks ago, and has now ef-
fected a permanent organization.
The body includes women sui
frage adherents from River Rouge,
Ecorse. Ford. Wyandotte. Trenton
and Crosse lie, and is the result OF
efforts OF many prominent women OF
the vicinity.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
YPSILANTI

TIE Normal College choir Of zoo
voices will present program OF
Christmas music Thursday evening n
Pease auditorium. which viii be sung
in French. German and English. aud
with the singing mainly ALA capelia.
SoiOists will be Mrs Aunis Dexter
GRAY, Prof carl Lindcgrin aud Fred
erick Alexander. This VIII b" The
third number on the excellent Normal
The marriage Of Miss Emily Hol-
land and joseph fowler occurred toe
day IN the home Of Mr. and MI
rred Carrod. south OF the city. WITH
Rev. william Comchpllack, pastor ~
tho willis VI r. church. ofhciatirf
Miss Holland arrived iu Nmoric'
only few DAYS ago Tier home was
Of M fowler and ~ Mrs Garrod,
IN whose home the wedding was held.
Mrs Elmer Leslie. az Fralu Lake.
is recovering from injuries received
Whom shc fell down stairs
Word mas been received from MS
WmIgu rsUUfatt. who WIS operated
ou last Wcrk !n bctroif hospital
she f. doing as well as can be- exc
prrted. but must undergo still an
ID hor ourratlou one tutnor was re-
moved and another one VIII have 70
large delegation from Ypsilal
grange No. Sc. and Washtenuw -
mona grange went over TO Anh VI
Dor THE afternoon TO attend iotnt
grange and Ann Arbor civic asroci.
lion committee meeting at the city
hell The object Of the double meet
inc vac TO complete arrangement /
Tor the entertainment Of the state
grange which will hold sway next I
week I4lil-auditnrium. ~ o. exc
pertrd that several thousand dele .
gatee will nc present.
Dennis Long was I'm superior fo-
las 10 attend tho funeral ~ hts fa-h-
sr. Iartca Tons aged @ ara VINO
lied following a stroke 81 paralysis
Nfr Long is Furvived by his wife and
10 children. six daughters and four
sons.
The stony cresk crssesns A,a co
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
Births.
- -
ROYS

BOYS.
Orval Murphy, 1856 Brooklyn-ave. I:
Joseps Gold, 32i Winder-st; Antoni
Pinkos. i6s Peterson ave; John Herr,
tss Van Dyke-aye.; Henry lde; t55
Louie Raskin. $50 Rivard-st.; Clinton
Moul. lo6 0oodwin-ave.; Roy Rich
arson. ss Thaddeus-ave.; Louis
kramb. ?ls Palmer-ave.; Thomas Cd
robina. 1901 BuChanan-st, Harry
Coos, 25s L. Columbia. st: Thomas r.
Ouellette, Providence hospital. Jo-
seph A. seilman, $50. Acrmont-ave. !,
stefan Cenkn.r. 800 Trombly.aye; (;
I. kurkowsky,. ~ Morap-st.; James
l. Gleason. 81 krupp-st. George
Mackey. AS Central-ave,; Leon Cad
zinski, So Paimer-ave. r.; Dc wiz
Ftneman. Woman's hospital. Martin
Jerup. 1855 Riopelle-st.; Frank Grod-
zicki. ssi Military-ave;. Richard he
err. 37sH Beividere-ave.; Lewis
Day, 1856 Lothrop-ave.; Joseph Mon
drus. Womans hospital: l.ongin Bo-
bola. SO Greusel-st.; Tony Biulor, i9s
Delmar-st.; Antonino Guido, 225 Fort
- E.: GnoZio Neailo. 234 Riopeile-
G; Frank sadecky. al Lyman-st.
- Dytyniak. 80 Gilbert-st; Joseph
q. &. Dust. liz wendell-st: Orvilie
y. Dodd, l5s Bagley-st; onufry An
anicx. Is Noss-st: Joe Cholaszczyn-
eki. 80 Honest, Herbert g. Ward,
Woman's hospital: Jakob Depa 80
Mercier-st: William Burns. II Till
lnan-ave.; Joseph Fisher. Mari Ma
ternity hospital,
GIRLS.
Cabor Rocsany, 500 South-st. An
drew korab. 37i r.. Alexandria-uve /;
John kisseZak. col Palmer-ave. r.
Antonia Zabonski. - Duncan-st /:
John Leschniak. ESQ Dubois-st.. Rob
ert b. Gadsky. 500 Fourth ave. Jo-
seph Brzewiccke. II Iulaski-st.:
Frank Sabuda. s. Delray- ave. wit
MaJerczyk. 81 Harbaugh-st. Harry
Brown. Harper hospital; Hugh Fay,
1lA Baker-st. John Lasota, IS Ham
mond- Kemlle Dinneweth. 81
Harrison ave. Timothy Leblanc. tes
Twenty-third-s' Joseph Griffin. 81
Lymsn-p Bolesiaw Pionko, 1856
Thirty -second-st-; stefan Nowicl<t.
1883 Junctio n-ave.; Taderenuaz DIAN
oruske, % Twenty-ninth-st. George
w. Kosciuszkc. f0t Pollsrd-st.: Philip
n Cloudman. 4i5 W. Euclid-ave.
William +. Lcsnew. ~ Firwood- ave. :
Benedetto Misuraca. 1888 Congress
F.: Giuseppe Chirco, 2ol OrleanE-st.
Ernest Van Dyke sullivan. 302o west
Grand blvd: John Polkevitch. $40
Thirty tifth-st. Jamapp Garpare. 522
Alfred-st.; Arthur Mick 65 Chestnut
ST.: Frank Cebulski, s2T Palmcr-ave
T.: Martin pupe, 229 Tillmanavc.: Jan
Romaniec. SIS Gilbert-st. Wiktor Ko-
rak, 2Ie Clippert-st.. Navek Hychwa
II Cicotte-ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
T0n saLI.--EAnMs.
200 ACRES

DO yon want a bargain? ~ so let us
show you this farm. located north
81 Pontiac, best gravel and CLAY
soil, fronting on large lake, 10
acres ct good orchard. well located.
has modern Broom house with
furnace. i0ySO rip-roof barn. base
ment. 2iNiO barn. outbuildings.
windmill. deep well. beautiful high
yard. splendid location close 10
schools and churches, buildings AL
painted and I'm drst-class condition:
~ u better than we can describe
~. the price " only SIS per acre
YOU cannot put the buildings on IL
for the money. VI YOU want n farm
or want 10 invest money IN n real
pay Ing proposition see this farm:
Ia must be sold to close estate
THOMIfYgW WILSON co.
AL SEGA 1u1G Chavlbc Of Commerce
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
TRENTON

Mrs loren e'ampheit Front -a<2
has moved TO California. TO meit
her home with her daughter. MH
Hudson. fkS&
Mrs. Herbert Thomas. Fourth at3
who has been quite i'll. Is Improving
Miss Fox. Sibley, is slowly cOsl@
valescing. s34t.is. a 4
Mir. and Mrs. J. clark. OF F1a3
Rock. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Eugcu6
Blgler. Xxx F@llh
Charles Michaels, ID. r. r. enlp1oy2
DAYS Illness. erVffs rs r$
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
ECORSE

Mrs, Y r. Haener has returned
from Detroit after attending her els
ter IA that city. VhJ has been SER
i'usly ~.
At meeting neld Monday evening
In the post headquai the local
cncompmcnt. sons Of Veterans, elect
- u. y. Goo tell c"nniaadsr. George
1uuior-vico and Alvie Grant guard
Members of the camp council appoint
cd by the new commander are Henry
Grant and Charles Ransom
The funeral Of the iat6 Clifford
S1liiottc. who died saturday. was