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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22
NEW YORK PRoDucE.

NEW YORK. May ?i-FIour Dull
5 fc Sm'Is LARD rGJk F ifnay mIs sf.
vess spot sodS.7o. sugar Raw.
arm. centrifugal. 90 test. siss. mus
eovade. Sc test. tl.i2 refined. arm
Qnt loaf $3.50; crushed. $3.50 pow
4srsd. gioi sranuisted. -ssqsoS
iIc~ ..,r, Dull si.y: sfc' special e,,,!,
R!iws si.'o; 10, :. sinl;o2h. clover,
{srkeys. i.a.ie; chickens. isa SIC:
eeyis lsxdishc; ducks. ia ACC.
lscks isGf,c; fowls Isc: turkeys.
lie; BOOSTERS. lie: chickens. broilers.
1e03sc. Cheese: Weak; state milk
Sslmon 10 specials. tditHc
Hetter: Firm: ..receipts. 1850;
lepanery. extra 2sc: state dairy.
1SSA ln4sec; Imitation creamery
0eets nk oiic. Egg: Unsettled
( Ttiee faNsy, s1H 4fJc; nearby mixed
<01ooy. 1eosic: fresh nrsts. is0,,c.
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Two Robber. Convicted.

Louis Robson and Robert Z Mon
taine we're convicted by a Jury In
Judge Connolly's court. Friday
morning. OF robbery, being armed
with a dangerous weapon. with In.
tent TO kill II resisted. The person
robbed was Harry wilkins. The
young men were accused OF plot.
ting to hold wilkins up and escape
by means OF an automobile. Ono OF
them robbed wilkins while the
other held the machine ready. They
got away with gold pin. a watch
and chain and other property val
ued at $50
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VESSEL PASSAGES.

DETROIT. May 81 TIP Morrell
" g Mack OIL 2 20. Black. Hol.
I'VE. 10 30. Bysrs. nj, r. Jones
ii 40 last niRht wisconsin. $40,
Hettler Utley. 40. Schoonrnaker
Leonard. Hanna Glenshse. HcGreRor
barge. Joshua Rhodes hyron. bargcs
honinR ai5
Down Hines harges 30. From
tsnac. Beaverton - last might. Pal
poonge 1915 Mslietoa Covle SIS:
North Lake. Alpena, 7.iB soper, 10:
Dan Hanna. 10 20 Briton, 1910.
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&Yd ' g! .:!'s : .IIi5s5ss!I|;N

All ID. a 4. steamers operate under
Central standard time.
For Cleveland, Pittsburgh and all
points soufh and eR-t-bailr, 10 - =
IA. Fare 70 Cleveland. s. IS, Pitts
burgh. $3.50
FOR bunaio and all points east
Daily ?. m Fare. $3.50 one way.
$3.50 round rip
For MsckInae IsI'd md way Ports
Monday. 20 p m. Friday, 9t20 m.
Weekend Excur.ion Every SATURDAY
--ClcveIaud f250. Buralo 81. Niagara
Falls $50. round trip FOR tranHporta-
tiOn. return in time business Monday.
sfst~room Accom- ni odn ttons-lp pcr
berth. ~ lower berth u. so. whole
room $3.50
Ticket Of1c~si 3rd-sve. wharf. iI7
Woodward IMsJestic bId.b, Gu Fort W.
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Livestock
East BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
DunninG a stevens.

EAST BUFFALO. " Y. May ii
Cattle. Eight cars. market slow
prime shipping steers. tst0dss0
fair 20 good. tsGS2S. plain and
coarse. sT25a7s5 choice 70 prin.
handy steers. ts1 a. 80 fair to good.
tT25d 80. prime fat helfers O. 500
: good butchering heisers. tT59 q
g light. do tst517 best Fat cows
g. q 80 good 5utcherinz cow. 1875
gsso cutters. - 5o4b Gamers, 81
erinR bulls, - 50as7s. good killing
bulls. tssods IS. light bulls. NSo6
500
Hozs Thirty cars. market. strong
heavy and yOrkers. t-ssas; pigs.
SIS
sheep Eight cars market steady
top lambs. iI0759li yearlinss s. 30
q 70. Wsthers. ts25as75 ewes. O.
calves i5aa7g.
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TOLEDO ~ May 1f-W|eaf ra.h
sna MAY; 55- Jolly r ~, Corn
Cash. 5sLc. May. 5tL July. s2t,r
Rye cash flit Clave~se-li
cash. tTst oct isa2ls AlgfEo
Cash. s. 20 Timofhv Cash s. 20
Butter Brick and tub rrea merry. - 4
% nc Eggs Fresh caudisd. soe 80
iects. 2ic Hay Unchanged
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CIFVTIANDITyF sTocu
CHICAGO prTTrU u,akrr

&c. hrsts sgd2si5c; dairy eItIss
- = n 25is~ frEts 2fd2sc EEgs
Prime ordinary. isni7c. frsts. ia
u isc thees@ Twins. I4A a i5r.
young Americas 15. II fsc Live potl
try Fowls. i5c. docks. i2dise
geese. ga i0c turkeys 10 potatoe.
Michigan white 3s9g7c red $50
Pc Wisconsin white 3sB47c red AZ
- F,N,iT, P1,s.'es .hneseeilts ~
bbl
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CHICAGO. Nav - -0rerirE -
Wheat May. az lac July down
isc September down sc Corn
MAJ down = r.. July 3owo Lr. sep
tenber. down = oats NAY ur
lNc July. up sc Ssptsr1 Der. Up Z.
Provisions SiIEhtly N.Eher
Noon--W heat Nav up sac Tuhv
up Z ". Septer1her up -. Corr
Mey. I'D 10 TG'v NJ Sc Ser ter, her.
up 80 oats MAY Up A. Ju.y. NJ
= Septsu ber down =.
Close Wheat May ~ - July
ur -. sept. 10 &c. Corn Ma ur
&C. July W :. sept up i,c Oats
MAY ~ -. July up isc SEPT IN
changed Provisions Higher
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I FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Local

else In the house TO substantiate
their suspicious that his home was a
disorderly place
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n. Y. Cotton Exchange
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK. May q Money on
call a per cent time money. "a, "a
per cent for six months mercsn-
tile paper. ~ per cent Bar silver
London. unchanged. DO. New York.
tssc. Demand sterling if1s
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The following firms are privtls Eed
Carlyle & Povah. W A Hamlin q
Co. II W. Noble A CO. W r. Moss
a Co. Jack NJ Thomson, Lewis q.
Gort0u. ". +. Reilly Il Co. Geo. II
West & Co. Emms, l. sp.sgue, Chas
T. Merrill n Co, A ". Wallace n
Co. William H. Rose & Co. VIM A.
Seer a. Co. ". Is. Mclaughlin. +. K
Potion
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hitter ANp EGGS

45c. dairy. gle. packing stock. isc
per 70.
''~-e r-ash REQ Mt cases includ-
ed nrsts isA c per dor Receipts ,fs1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22

Tie total area OF Russia Is s.5O5
600 square miles. and that OF Soutf
America $751;, 900.
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Detroit Stock Elk.

These quotations subject 10 COM
MISSION charges
Active stockn
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Thursdays Livestock

Thursdays Livestock
Cattle we're active and steady AZ
The Detroit stock yards on Thurs
day In spite OF the large run and
soft weather The supply OF handy
cattle Was far below the needs OF
the trade. and many buyers did not
get a. many OF this kind as they
needed Cleveland MAS represented
\ BY the Ohio Packing TO. and the
Forest City Packing Co. The de
mand for all kinds OF COW and heller
stun was imperative and the sen.
eral outlook in this department.
seems 10 toreshadow an advancing
market until the middle OF June
Veal calves were in large supply and
prices were sharply lower. the best
selling for $3.50.
I sheep and lambs were active ana
Arm A few extra yearlinE lambs
sold for sl025 per cwt. Spring
lambs. according 10 quality from $40
10 So per cSt. Handy weight sheep
were active and higher
: Hogs wera dull and slow. owing
20 increasing arrivals in leading out
side markets, Good mixed hogs.
$50 20 s. So; pigs and rough hogs.
$50 10 sT.55 per cw,.
Receipts--Cattle. asa. calves, l.
iFsE. ahaaD NNA hNyz EN0
tATrLE-
sold by Bishop, +. Huck =
i S5sy',2 80 s'f tsr swt ay'Th sssmo SifA -
co steers 10 ilai. 3. so do. bull ..
Isle $50 Onto Co. steers Is. so.
$ So 60 !, 90. IS DO , ieo.,. g.
Hammond. 3 Co. canncrs ,. SOC.
8. do butchers : 10 s. r Bresna-
ban. COW 1870 sH'- 30 > ii ~
+ bulls {: $50 s. sullivan. COWS $ ll1t.
sj-5 10 bull :. it-e IS 50 Parker.
" co. Gamers 8. loii. s. ONO ].
c. bulls 5 9f1 $50 DO 4. liso -
ssis' g "a MssTp t''s Co bun, !
ss7 o a. 10 8. So % w
kuuns, bulls s., s. Parker. W IS. =
l so1g ss-S. ohio 7 Co steer I,
, lt4C. s. - Mason Bros hefors
$50 3 81. Buck 4 : COW Z 1850. -
+ Thompson. COW J SO s. so. Ohio +
Co ste@-s :. Ell $50. DO bulls :.
.1st0 IS DO 1910 Is Kamnan.
butchers 3. 500 $3.50 r Rresuahan,
. cows 1880 S. so. sullivan. cows ..
1880 s. g do g. l:ss .s,5 Ham
mont. 60. steers ioii 80 :,
steers 8 1910. $3.50. DO hcifsr Z. 80.
ss25 Sullivan. steers Is iao1 8 -
/ 10 heifsr. ioso. ,ioSa %. low, lows
wo1t. : 4 Co egg,c-o",rs az -
? -. BON T. 1850 So SO Kamman
Bros agla : Ia So hr~sna
hsr. butchers Earkrr' o
& co. COWS al5. " % ~
steers SO - % N,,ii
F'-~r-'a,n. f1ws ! = 20 sus'
1000. 50 DO, cows =
l h . .'s"T; s., ), =, > s sss 81
kan'mAn -i"r ss, 'ps.S.r " =
c. ,qil, ~ i9' sss 4 s 90 TO- SoT las.
M4 1S%es ''S Saiis o' = $50 q sall
! .55s So SIS a. - ae 4 , i, ss5 s.
A.. COW l7so - - 30. cr~ y
" & co; hull !. 200 ss-5 Mac, ..
Bros on!l ]. 100. - - 90 ~ ~
,IS 9.? so@. (, i:l; g 4. 4: - i q
s. = Ne. tor steers = s1 &c 20
cows =. 10. y ~ . ~ MI - ",
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DrI,>otr>r sro,N SALE


Default having been made by thu
oN nee. - the certificates Hereinafter
set forth. In the payment ~ the sub
srrlp'Ious ~ IN" capital stock - tho
Victoria Copper Mining company.
dulr called by the directors ~ said
company. and more than gtXty 900
hereby given bS order 90 tho Rnard
- directors that tho stock - IN.
delinquent vto kHnlders resident In
tNr IDwer Peninsula Of Michigan will
hs sold a. public vcndu- 20 tho high
est bidder AZ the offIe" 81 MessTs.
WofrbfoWsr & Weeks. pcnobscot
building b,f-pif Mich on tho 18th
day ~ 1unc. 1913 az . o'clock = m.
o. pay tho amount ~ such assess
uleut. Interest thereon aud tho costs
and yNptuaeH 20 trt sale thereof
Tho numbers ~ the certificates
thr names of the fellu1ucpts and
amount ~ thc asHsssr1ent due are
as follows
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Up; COLE last night Gates, .
Jupiter. 80, Alex Thompson Paiikl
n Quincy shaw. II 30. Linden. a
N Ball 40 Leopold, 9 Northern
lius sac. Baker. ..
Down Gienhnnan. sac last night
FordoniAn, ~ 30 Grove. 1870 q. m.
Moli. ? Walters, 3:3Q. Paine. 8 Philir
Minch. . 30: Nanoia, Roman
Krupp. Buffalo. q william Rogers
French. g.3O.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22

Printing, tho plain neat kind--thst
o. rtxht-Tio,rs Job D~pt.--Nsia ts7o.
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Leave ON Hour and HsIf Hour from
n. aBfil 10 y. m. from Wood
wsrd-ave. Csmpau-aye. step.
Nay ~. 30 aud N. Columbia aud
ste. Clsire To HOB-IO.
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Union STOCK YARns

INICS STOCK YARDS CHICAGO
May .l-HoKs Receipts. 1900.
market. strong Sc higher mixed and
butcher. i44a 80 good aesvy
. s0a %! rough heavy 2ha7s5
tie Receipts. 600 market, slor
and steady hseves. is30ds COW.
and hsifers. 81 2NajT0 Texars ~ IN
n 20 calves. ts500935 sheer re
,e'P'S 1000. market. steady naive
80 q 20. western g. Tf0s 80.
lambs. g. 7jdssj western. a. Tsa
1910
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.
Civ ELAND. % May % Hogs.
Receipts. $500. firm. fr higher
workers, mixed and mediums f+s0 n
- pigs. . 50. r0uEhs is1s ataEs
g. Is cattle Receipts. cars sheen
and lambs Receipts s cars steady
top. so calves Receipts. 200. l5o
lower. top. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-22

Prfntin9. the plain nest kina--thst
In rfGht-Timcs Job Depty--Msin f57o.
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TaIIow-So I. SIC; Es .. tkc
JOTYy~u PRItE@


Gained coea.-ADp,.. 'ise,5'
.la.a Beans. s.aIif Sorn fsnsy
Maine. 40. standard s.c Tasls
June 81 20. STANDARD, tii baked. 50 d
zoe. salmon soexeys tail, tt.io; sat.
t1so Alaska reos. $50; AlAJkA
Pinks: 81. ,Tom.,o~s 49,: AAs..w;
sstly June, ~ per dos
.asfs bran, SO. .essf s iH inss.
z, 5as m.d % ~ I ts1 e, ,,s cora
Fioa,.Jossins prize. Pest M.ehi-
if5o. straight. tilS. pur. rye. isiS.
sprlng patent. b.i3 per col. In paper
neaisd wire. E.sO bundle: painted
baroed wire point "a. zalvaniied
Ia e gauge SIS s. iS i . a. ss'f Il
gauge t5.7s. single 6it oroos-d sEsa
s. 50 per d0L oiaek shest steel 4,
ana e gauge. il1s. ~ gauge ~ 10
ria.s sslts small. ~. iSc and 5 PEI
cent on llst. large Ioc. 10 and 5 OF.
ma-hins bolts. small 80 and s pet
cent n H. isrse Isc and . on list
boiled .llseed . per gaI In barre
lots. Kerosene, tank wagon or irot
barrels Diamond headlight SIC, per
f@N Won Nrs ENiaCAfe t.f', crow
gasoline. iotIc per gallon.
rreyi.ioa. PORK. sissS: fam
49, s. ia q clear backs. tlsI2i 30
smoked hams. i4ia ai5'c; briskets
lfA. "a t3c. should~rs lie. picnic
hams. eiA r iVi4r bacon. Isd isia
lard ln tiercss. 10 &c. kettle rendered
4 = per 10.
ssGsr.-t DIRECTED daily ~ W n
Edgar = sons Crystal aomlnoes. z.
10. - 90 DO. s-lb, o. 90. eagle tab.
lets, -. cut loaf ~ 30 cubes. o. IS
xxx powdered. 81 as STANDARD
p0wdered. 1850. Ersnuls,ed. srtrs
coarse. $3.50. granulatee nne Ia
bglk 80 30 sranulatsd. .j-ib eottons
. IS crysta, domino gran, 2-lb and
5-lb. cartons. In cases - 20. crystA
domino. gran, HF cases. $3.50. dla'
mond A. o. so. confectioners A. % IS
No. :. tsI5 40. !. iSi0. No .. g. %
No 10. So No II. t5s No IL, $500
30 10. IS IS No. ~. 1855. No, Is
= 80. non-cakinE mixture, 81, bee
Eranulated. % 30 per 100 lbs house
hold 9owd Is, 20 20 case, tbs. do
- TO case. iss9 per case.
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Long Island has LS7s square
mics
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Produce Market

20 tie second day IN sI@ces on
there We're liberal receipts OK poultry
kris morning IN addition 10 several
solid cars received ~ dressers The
quantity. ard WIN the dressers not
in the market 20 clean up stocks are
pItr< up on receivers HaHds. and tAe
market il weak Receipts % berries
we've relatively small. bat the cold
weather ~ ire past few days tas 20
FAR reduced she demand that even thH
light receipts are more than annie
Dealers in fresh vegetables are also
acrourt ~ waather conditions. aud
or the whole the market Is not ve-y
satisfactory.
Apptr.- Haltwirx S4T4zS rus
sets i:oiso: steel. red. nTie.
Dbl. BOX apples. Esa9i.,S
basasns Gcoc shipping stock.
s. .a6 ? Der bullcn-
e~-as- DRIED Isnas riscso per
Ceirry-Fiorida. ,,u.,s crate.
CnuIinowrr-sg - per don -
san $40. ;se x. 9r'@ York. Me-" Ssr
IL; umoetger. ia a rs domestle
swiss. ls6 2lr. Imported Swiss. IS q
,9c, long horns. lie. daisies, $50
California Fruit.-chsrries. i,Sog
as per bcx.
Dressed Cst,es--Fancy, tiQl2c.
common, - PER 10.
pr~-h N-Eetsoirs-,sr-@n reprers
Sc -1a25 ase sos I,e- basket, rod
isnes, 90 q -5c per doz lettuce. z s'
Per lT.t 20 mach. = I5c Der ham
Pc rA-s ey SO Zoo oar COX. neae
bars 600 81 . flor.d trrratDe =
- 5au2-5 Per s-oasket crate as
para=Gs. sessions SlSi-2S peg box
wax beans i175G per eu. greer
Grape Fruit-S4 5o9t7s per crate
Hoa<y-kancy white. new. :ta isc
alh@r. ilE l2c In. extracted 79sc %
B7yJDs roi' shipper r., are ss,. 2ayh,a Ia,
timothy sisaisse; stsndard 81 d
1850. NJ. !? timothy. asa 1850. No
H,S~.-No. cured. Isc: No. 1
hip. .lsc. No green veal kip. lsc;
No cured murraIs. lie: No. .yreen
murrain- Toe; No. l cured calf, iSc;
S Se fis;Ssn S Sof nc. :, sio... si u.s.
No / hides, &c OLA NJ +: ksp and
calf ilic %. shsepskin tss 10 amount
wool. soc q 81 ~
rs q 4c yer 10. syrup siui.io per ID.
Iirne-t1 - per BOZ
Mushrooms o zoe y-r -.
Orange. California Eavels. s. . .
- per box.
OaIon.-Texas BArrrudas yellow,
sI1- white s. 20 per crate
PinesppIes z5d 80 per crate
Potat0-1 NJ nigat. IN sArload lota
- ~ - u9sc per bI.. new Floridas.
- f5as per hbl 81 per bu
PusItry-B Brothers @yIssc- hens
i5ts 3 Ifc. tucks ~ Sc gsese. Toe:
turkeys. i1disc 10
straw be rrt-.-2f-gt cases . 2 g
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No % Amt
shares 7 npatd

which stock ahovs de.cri bed be-
ing owned ty residents 81 the Lower
Y.vfreufe ~ Michigan Will p" sold
Ir frs manner Aforesaid. az IN" Of
ftr. ~ Moose ftprurlower & Weeks.
Psr9N..nt bGllNtuu Detroit Mich on
ffe I5th Gay ~ June. 1913. at o.
rl..h ~
Is, order rF the Bo9rf a. Directors
VfcFDTrN CDVPEU MINING
COMPANY
Ev tarusa r. Graves
Treasurer.
pov.oa Mass. May { 1915
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Southwest Arbela.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrison, of
Flint, visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samson Murphy, over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hosmer re-
turned home on Wednesday of last
week from a three weeks visit to
their daughter, Mrs. F. E. Pratt, of
Kirkland, Roscommon Co.
The Grove School had an entertain
ment and Christmas tree at the school
house on Friday evening, Dec. 18th.
There was large attendance and a
fine program was well rendered, show
ing the painstaking preparation by
both the teacher and pupils.
Morris Hurd visited his mother at
Millington, over Christmas.
Twin sons were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sezyreak two weeks ago, one
died on Monday, Dec. Dist and the
other was not expected to live. The
mother is recovering.
We wish the Messenger staff a happy
and prosperous New Year.
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= CORRESPONDENCE =


the Fall with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Conquest, has re-
turned to her home in Flint.
An annual family gathering was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Conquest. Christmas day, at which 80
were present, The following were
among those in attendance: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew Oleson and family, Miss
Hazel Batterbee, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Macarthur and family, Anna Kirby, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Alexander and son,
and Mr.. Alexander Ludington, of Flint;
Misses Jessie and Mary Youngs and
Clara Hurd, of Birch Run; Mrs. Mary
A. Phelps and daughter, Mr.. David
Smith and children, Oliver and Lila
Morse, of plymouth; Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Hutchinson and family and Mr..
and Mrs George Hathley and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Conquest and
family. of Clio. Many pretty and use
full gifts were given and after an enjoy
able evening they all departed, wishing
the host and hostess a happy New
Year.
The Misses Clara and Bessie Smith
are spending the week with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Con-
quest.
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ARBELA

A Happy New Year to all
John and Loson Hawley spent Sun
day at Charles Hunts.
Milton Miller spent Saturday night
and Sunday at Frank Miller's.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Miller and sons
spent Christmas at Stanley french's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Stuart and son,
Lea, spent Christmas at Duane Stuart's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Heinfelman
spent Christmas at John Nelson's.
Florence Schuber has new piano.
Mrs. John r. AyliFe and daughter,
Viola, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Flint.
| 5. Carter, of Clio, is spending a
few days at John r. Ayliffe's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller spent
Christmas at John Nelson's.
Floyd Ayliffe was home over Christ
mas.
Florence McLain has new organ.
John X. Ayliffe was caller in Clio,
Sunday
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Fox entertained
their immediate relatives Christmas at
their home in Arbela. A four course
dinner was served and the afternoon
was spent with music and dancing
The old and the very latest dances were
INDUCED in. Guests were present from
Pontiac, Royal Oak and Saginaw.
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County Line.

Floyd McCrady and wife were guests
of Mrs. John McCrady. Sr, Sunday.
Charles Letterman and wife spent
Friday at Birch Run.
Mr.. Campbell, of Emmett, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Hughie Rose.
Merl Heath is on the sick list.
Mary Kenny, of Flint, spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. p. Kenny.
The children of Fred Boyse and wife
have the whooping cough.
Fred Weaver ane wife are visiting d.
McCrady and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alger and daughter, of
Saginaw, are spending a few days with
her father, Charles Downs.
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Thetford Center

DIR. Howard w. Geiger, of Bay City,
is spending his vacation at home.
Miss Bernice Sanford is at home
through vacation.
Mrs. Sanford spent Thursday after
noon at Otisville.
Miss Marjory Sanford is at the home
of Mrs. Peter Mcdowell.
Fred Geiger and family and Louis
Brady and family spent Xmas at the
home of their parents near Lapeer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Cummings and
children, Harold and Florence, of West
Branch, are spending several days at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Cummings.
Mrs. Austin Cummings and Mrs. j..
ID. Cummings visited Edd Andrews and
wife Sunday.
Mrs. Lucinda Barley and little
Doris, of Mt Morris. spent Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Minnie Brady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ostrander and son,
Wesley, spent few days with F. j.
WILDER and family. ~
Byron Johnson has returned home
after spending Christmas with Sarnia
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sheridan and Glen
don, spent Christmas at the home of
John Boyer, of Saginaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Villeneuve, of Flint,
spent Saturday and Sunday with their
mother, Mrs Samantha Price.
The Christmas entertainment at the
school was well rendered, the scholars
all doing fine, which shows the great
interest their teacher, Mr.. Morning
star has taken in them. Each pupil
received gift from their teacher. All
had a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter and son Floyd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Campbell, of Sagi-
nav, Mrs. Mabel Wareham, of Thomp-
sonville, and Mrs. Maude Butler and
Leona Mae spent Xmas with Mrs.
Nellie Beckwith and Logan. All re-
turned to their respective homes Mon
day.
Logan Beckwith is visiting Saginaw
friends this week.
Christmas was observed at the home
of George Geiger and wife Twenty
four were present and the day was very
pleasantly spent. The decorations were
beautiful. Surely all had a Merry
Xmas. In the evening Miss Dorothy
entertained several of her friends.
Covers were laid for Is. Music and
games were enjoyed.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Seventh Judicial

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Seventh Judicial
Circuit, in Chaneery.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the coun-
ty of Genesee, in Chancery at the city of Flint on
the 18th day of November. A D.. 1914
Eathel st Eloi. Complainant. VS.. David st.
Elo Defendant.
In this case. it appearing from affidavit on file
that the defendant. David st. Eoi. is not a resi-
dent Of this state but is a resident of Vancouver
in Baitish Columbia: on motion of complainant's
solicitor.
1t is ordered That the appearance of said non
resident. defendant. David St. Eloi be entered
herein within four months from the date of this
order and in case of his appearance he cause an
answer to the bill of complaint to be filed and a
copy thereof to be served on the complainant s
solicitor within twenty days after service on him
of copy of said BILL and notice of this order.
and in default thereof said bill will be taken as
confessed by said non resident defendant.
And it is further ordered, That within twenty
days the complainant cause notice of this order
to be published in The Clio Messenger, news
paper printed. published and circulating in said
county. and that said publication be continued
therein once in each week for six weeks in sue
cession. or that he cause a copy of this order to
be personally served on said nonresident defend
ant at least twenty days before the time above
prescribed for his appearance.
Dated Nov 20 1914.
Clarence A. Cameron.
Circuit Court Commissioner.
Genesee Co., Mich.
Black & Roberts.
Solicitors for Complainant.
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West Vienna.

George Conquest is on the sick list.
Mrs. Martin Alexander and son Rob-
ert, of Flint, are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Conquest,
after which the latter will accompany
them home for short visit
The pupils of the Waldo School gave
very interesting program Thursday
afternoon, which was great success.
Mrs. M. Hutchinson and Mrs. G..
Hathley spent Monday of last week in
Saginaw
Mr.. and Mrs. William Conquest and
daughter spent Sunday with relatives
in plymouth.
Miss Mary Batterbee. who has spent