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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-05-27
SENIOR UNLIMITED CLASS.

100 Yard Dash-First, +. Krastel,
Chesapeake City; second, A. Carlson,
North. Time, II l-5 sec.
$50 Yard Run-tirst, A. Pierce,
Chesapeake City; second, H. Sprinkle,
Elkton; third, J. Clifford, Calvert. Time
Pm, 20 sec.
Running High Jump-First, A. Carl
son, North East; second, W.Matthews,
Cecilton; third, j. Moore, Elkton.
Height, 4 fit. in.
Running Broad Jump-First, A..
Wilson, Cecilton. Distance, II it. l in.
Shot Put-First. F. Krastel. Chesa-
peake City; second, j. Clifford, CAL
vert; third, c. Lorraine, Chesapeake
City. Distance, 81 ft. II in.
Mile Relay-First, Elkton Oh. Shat
fer, G. Dunbar, N. Sweet and J.Moore)
second, Chesapeake City. Time, m.
is sec.
Boys Bronze Badge Test. Houck,
H Thompson. R. Norris, M. Palmer,
T. Bullick, H. Reynolds, j. Morta, T.
King, P. Davis, E. Nolan, A. Price, w.
Cooling, c. Smith, w. Boulder. L..
Hhaffer, G. Smith. w. Haines. A. Will
son, H. Heath, L. Heath, G. Johnson,
J. Boulder, G. Padley, B. Wharton, ].
Johnson, F. Griess, E. Watts, C. Sim
pers and w. Johnson
Boys Silver Badge Test-W. Rel
Der. A. Carr. N. Sweet. NJ Terrell, w.
Corriden, j. Moore, F. Fillingame and
J. Simmons.
Girls Bronze Badge Winners:
Gladys Riggin, Hilda Witbank, Hen
rietta Manlove, Ethlyn McClary,
Blanche Anderson, Henrietta Davis,
Mary Sturgeon. Frances Battersby,
Madeline Ostrom, Margaret Montgom-
cry. Frances Spear. Gertrude Dennis,
Retta Dean, Helen Blackburn, Edna
Massmore, Alice Marcus and Flora
Tanner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-05-27
FROST.

This neighborhood has been visited
by several severe frosts in the present
nonth. On last Tuesday night the at
hosphere was uncommonly sharp for
he season and frost whitened the
landscape Wednesday morning. The
toung corn and gardens are conse-
tuently in a backward condition.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-05-27
Keep Your Skin Clear and Healthy

There is only one way to have clear,
healthy complexion and that is to keep the
bowels active and regular. DR.. Kings New
Life Pills will make your complexion healthy
and clear, move the bowels gently stimulate
the liver cleanse the system and purify the
blood. A splendid spring medicine. csc at
your Druggist adv*
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-05-27
ATHLETES OF COUNTY
IN ANNUAL MEET

AS announced last week the WING
herewith publishes the results of the
contests last week in the Field and
Track meet.
Cecil County High, of Elkton, wen
the championship by scoring SO
points. Chesapeake City High was
second, with "a, North East High
third, with 81; Cecilton fourth, with
%, and Howard Street School, of Elk
ton, and Calvert High tied for fifth
place each with five points. Sum-
mary:
JUNIOR 80-LB. CLASS.
so Yard Dash-First, G. Smith, Ce-
clifton; second, G. Johnson, Chesapeake
City; third, H .Krastel, Chesapeake
City. Tome, rs.
Standing Broad Jump-First. G.
Smith. Cecilton; second, w. Cooling,
Chesapeake City; third, j. Minister,
Elkton. Distance, #. IL in.
440 Yard Relay-First, Elkton ct.
Bullick, P. Dean, J. Smith and E.
CARR; second, North East; third,
Chesapeake City. Time, I'm. 52-5s.
Baseball Throw-First. T. Bullick,
Elkton; second, G. Johnson. Chesa-
peake City; third, w. Terrell, Elkton.
Distance, 165 fit.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
SOUTHEAST COE

Mr. and Mrs Grant Leonard and
daughter Mrs Charles Oliver, Of
Alma visited ~ the home OF Meri.
Leonard, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Bulge are at Mid
land carinV their daughter, Mrs.
Mary Laua ensedger. who was operated
on several weeks ago
Mr.. and Mrs Cassis Perine AMI
Mrs. VIII Wood went 20 Forest Hill
Sunday to help Mrs l.. Il. Leonard,
who is caring for Silas Moody, who is
very sick
Ray Leonard was in Saginaw ON
business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Satler Of Car
land visited her parents. Sunday.
r. Leonard wife and son were Wis
itors at the home of Merit Leonard.
Sunday.
Last week Ray Leonard shipped q
pip 10 parties in Mancelona which
weighed 230 pounds and another 80
Dorr which weighed goo pounds.
James Bernard moved his family
from the L. l.. Wood house. north Of
here. 10 his i0-acre farm on the bank
Of the river.
Tom Pethel and family are moving
out Of the house that he sold to Merit
Leonard IN their own souse. south Of
the store.
Ed Winning is working az the st.
Louis sugar factory.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
WRIGHT SCHOOL

Alvin Cohoon has the mumps.
Erwin Webb is very sick at this
writing and under the care Of Dr..
Suydam.
Mrs. Ernest Donovan is still very
poorly.
There was surprise party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Crum Thurs
day evening A good time was re-
ported.
Mrs Winslow and children spent
Wednesday with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Courier, near Elwell
Mrs Homer Mole is on the sick
list
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Wright spent last
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Thad Rob
inson, near Forest Hill
Harry Carpenter and mother, Mrs.
ID. ID. Carpenter Of Greendale, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Wesley
Webb
Mr. and Mrs Giles Isham and fam
lily spent Sunday with Nh and Mrs.
Peter Story in Alma.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bradford will en-
terrain the Arcadia Farmers club.
Thanksgiving Day Everybody come
and have good time
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Clarence Wheeler was in Merrill on
business Monday
Miss Edna Macomber spent the
week end in Saginaw.
Clarence Wheeler transacted bust
ness in Lansing this week.
p W. Creaser was in Vestaburg on
business last week Saturday.
J. W. Blakley transacted business
I'M Detroit the first OF the week.
j. =. Losey transacted business i'm
Saginaw on Monday of this week
Mrs. j. NJ Bauders of Saginaw *
visiting with friends here for a short
time.
G. V Wright transacted business in
Grand Rapids the fore part of the
week.
John Grover of Flint spent the week
end in Alma, "A guest at the home of
relatives.
Mike Downing left Monday for New
York City and Philadelphia on bust
ness for the Republic Motor Truck
Company, Inc.
| Mrs Harry Gerber entertained
number Of Alma ladies last Saturday
with bridge party
Rev. and Mrs. w l.. Frost of Carson
City visited with Alma relatives the
fore part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. J f.. Fuller attended
ar Eastern Star meeting at Shepherd
on Tuesday of this week.
Geo. Argent and family of Lansing
was called TO Alma last week by the
death of Mrs. J. J Booth.
Merrill Hyde of Addison spent the
week end in this city and attended the
Oliget-Alma college football game.
Sidney Cook of Detroit spent the
week end guest at the home of his
Parents. Prof. and Mrs. A. i. Cook.
JAY Clisbe left on Monday of this
week for New York City, where he
will have his eyes fitted by specialist.
A large number of ladies from
Alma attended an Eastern Star meet
ing at Shepherd on Tuesday Of this
week
Maurice Cole Of Paw Paw was an
Alma visitor the week end while here
attended the Alma-Olivet game played
here on Saturday
"Billy" Ellsworth. coach of the St
Louis high school team, and attorney
! Clark Of ST. Louis were Alma visitors
last week, Saturday.
Attorneys Romano Clark, Newell
smith and James X Wright Of st.
Louis were IN Alma for short time
on Monday of this week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
/ Presbyterian church will meet Tues
day. November DIST with Mrs. Frank
Parnes. 42s Gratiot avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall and Charles
Horner of Eaton Rapids spent the
week end in Alma, guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hall.
DR.. and Mrs Gill, and daughter
Miss Cleo, spent the latter. part Of last
week and the week end visiting with
4 friends and relatives in Perry
Mr.. and Mrs Alger Clark Of Wash
ington, d. c., are visiting at the home
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. J Clark, for short time.
Charles Robinson Of Grand Haven,
who has been visiting with Alma
friends for several days. returned to
his home on Monday Of this week.
The Parent Teachers club will
meet Friday afternoon, Nov. 18th, at
the Junior high school, Miss Avery
will talk on The Social Life Of The
Girl"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16

Rose border decoration very pretty pattern, Cox
all in stock Our price 100 piece SCI .ULOs
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16

Plain white dinnerware old prices which ma
always been the cheapest in Cratot County.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16

The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will hold a rummage
sale on Friday and Saturday, Novem-
Der "A and 25 in the Edison Moore
sample room on North State street.
AID.
f'.ank Green OF Olivet. brother a.
+ b. Green former Alma resident
and state senator, was an Alma Wis
itor last week Saturday, and while
here was pleasant caller at the Alma
Record office
Mrs. Edward Brehm OF Cadillac,
who has been spending the past week
visiting at the home OF her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Shepard i'm this
city, returned 10 her home on Tues
day OF this week.
s. f. Elsden of Grand Rapids is Wis
ting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
u. w Adams. Mr. Elsden recently
came TO this country from England,
whore he has been counted among the
most famous Of England's pianists
l.. +. Conley AT the Michigan Ma
sonic home is one man who is well
pleased over the election result in
Illinois. \ warm personal friend Of
his, Frank O. Louden. was elected gov
ernor Of that state by handsome ma
iority.
Iymie Friedman of Tawas City was
an Alma visitor over the week end
and while here attended the Olivet-
Alma game. His brother, Isadore.
who is attending the University of
Michigan at Ann Arbor, was also IN
Alma for the Olivet game.
Mr.. and Mrs Vern Bamber NJ
and Mrs. Melvin Sharrar, Miss Fannie
Sharrar Mr.. and Mrs Frank keefer
and son, Roy. and Mr., and Mrs. Earl
Huffman of Arcadia were among those
who attended the meeting Of Pomona
grange at Riverdale last Saturday.
An error in regard TO the school
election last week made it appear that
Wilson received the larger vote from
the students. whereas Hughes rec
eived a majority Of five The name Of
Fairbanks was omitted, and his vote
should have been 90 to 81 for Mar
shall
Among those from out of the city
who attended the Olivet-Alma game
! last Saturday were Oscar Anderson OF
Bay City. Enrol Stafford Of Cadillac
! Arthur Siminton of Harbor Springs
| Rudolph Beyers Of Detroit, John Wax
Of Detroit, and Walter Vogt of Char
levoix.
Rev. c. l.. Wood has returned to his
home in Alma. after spending several
weeks in the western states in the
interests Of the IT, b. church. A wecK
ego. while in Nebraska. Rev Wood Wis.
tied his son, Alger. who is coach Of
the Doane college athletic teams at
! Crete
A party Of twenty members of the
St Louis c. A. X. and w. r. {. met
with VIM Meyer post and corps on
! Wednesday Of last week, this being
inspection day Of the latter order. \
short program was given by the Alma
crops, after which supper was served
to about fifty members and THEN
! friends
\ letter received the first of the
week calls attention to the fact that
two games were omitted from the lost
OF Olivet-Alma games published last
week One was in 1897 which Alma
won Is to o and the other was in 1906
al Olivet, which was won by Alma
t. 0. As we gave a list for only tif.
teen years, however, we can admit only
correction as 20 the 1900 game, but
are glad TO be corrected to even that
extent, as it is pleasure to see more
games i'm this list that Alma has won
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
SICK ANIMALS

A BIG BOOK on diseases Of Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Dogs and Poultry, mailed
free. Humphrey Veterinary Medicines,
$50 William Street. New York.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-13
Snigbts uf Columbus.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-13
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lale @rocerp, mllroe anlaBlid Der
Sabresoerlamml1ne Ser aftiolare
Der Scott Gountp Sapings 8ol1f 5un1
M}itglieo Der 3ireftorenbeboroe on
Stelle oes Dor me6reren @od)en Der
ltprbcnen @errlr SeinridN 5. 4eterie l
erpa6lt. @err 3el1d lit ol1d Mit=
glieo Der GireftorenbebDroc SET Sc
glitter Sife SnIurance Company.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-13
@il cinen Stuff fir sln,tu scscbcr
hnbcn.

Gor Gid)ter Sbeopbillls miro sur
Belt Die &laae Don 9roam gegel1
Irau Bertha Spatgler perbanoclt.
Gle 9eflagte, meld,e @ausbalterin
1nr @rolpn mar, b%ebultptet, 9romn
babe elm Ioro ~shlton1obil gefal1ft nlo
lbr oaslelbe geld)enft. grolpn babe
muir altf @erabfolarng zines &uiies
beltonoen, Sen lie ibm aegeben batte.
grolpn periu6t, oos sll1tomobil ol1=
rid al erbalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-13

bier ieit 16 Safren aele6t. Mls Mit=
iglie1 ae6Grte er Scr 9ogc Der Meomen
an. 1ie ein5ige lleber1cben0e lit
cine Sdapeiter, 5ra1 s.. g. 8bitc
Don Sfla6pma. Die 2eid)e Dnroe
nad Nillen unO 6artmig's sebrad)t.
ARRANGEMENTS iino nod. nidt setrof-
fen tporoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-13

D. >tWIS>
Mjt Masnabme bon 6rali SOBER
mobnen iamtntlide lleberlebenoe lit
Clinton.
Die 9eeroiel,,1g miro am sorn-
aben0 Morgen pprr Gterbebaulc aus
l~tattfinoen. Die 2eid)e miro 5ltr Bei=
lebltng nad Soronto, Ssu., iiberfubrt
mer0en.
Matthias @ant.
Nsab laagerem aranfenlager it'll
poreeitern Nadmittag @err Wnt=
thias @alit in jeinem Seine OIL Der
9l1e @roB @oao geltorhen. Ger
@erltorbe,1e aptrbe aln 5. MSai 1859
in @obmen geboren nnb fanr inn
Sabre 1871 nod 0ielem 2alloe nno
amar Oireft nod Chicago, apn er "a
Sabre mobnte, bon BORT nod @iscon=
lin per5og un6 fiinf Sabre ipater
nad Scott County font. SS4n Sabre
1871 perfeiratbete e. lid at Chicago
nit 5rdrtlein Marp Mifelb. 0as
&aar be,pirtbid)aftete lanee Sabre ei-
ne larm in Scott County. Ser Ser
ltorbel1c mirb ilberlebt Don Ser @at=
tin nno led9s aitoern, Soiepb, 6ranf,
G6tpar0 Charles, Sreb ntb 9eiiie.
Die @eeroiglllg miro ONT 6reitag
Nad9mittag I'M 5ipei llhr bonn Grant
|er6allle aus altf Dem Tairn1onnt
lyrieo6of ltattfinoen,
6yr an @iIbe IN i ma Sd
mt d II II.
sSrnlt @ilbelinina @arral1t lit pprz
geltern Madyntittag I'm $3.50 l1br in
ibrem Seine in SEQ. 1912 @elt 3.
Strabe I'M Sitter bon 40 Sabrer, a
Monaten nn0 Is Sage11 geltorbeu.
Ole Geritorbene tpllrbe am "a. Ml1=
glllt 1866 in Iapenport gebpren llllD
bat bier Belt ibres 2ebers gerpobl,t.
Sim Is. Sa11,lar 1899 perbeiratbete
lie ii9 NIT @errn sssoba1 @atnann. Die
GerItorbene miro nbcrlebt bon ser
Mlttter, Syralr Marp @itte; bier ain=
bern, 6rau @nsel Gogers, 6ral,
Mable Dinnie 1ltlo. Wernu unb Sierra
SIT Salrie; 5tpei 8rii0ern, Sobn nno
@ffliat11 Don Davenport; limo elmer
sdmelters NNan q 8rodnnn bon
Seattle, @hM.
Die @eeroigulrg miro bel1te ysad)=
mittag I'M 2::3O 11br bonn .1ralpr=
ballie aus allf DEM SafOale Jrieo=
bof it%attfinoen.
f Srau GlaroSli n e s & Ell.
Nah lal1geren1 a~ranfenlager lit
geltern Mndmittag nm 1916 llD1
5rau Caroline &eoen in ibref Sci.
me in SEQ. 1926 8rioge Muerle ge-
itorben. Die @eritorbene tpuroe am
80. Mpril 1887 in Sdnpeoen eeborer
uno p%erbeiratbete iid) mi altem SO.
~terlanbe nit @errn Mrgi,it Seban
9os Naar fam nod sen Bereintgter
[5taaten llltb lteB iib in 9aperpor,
nieoer. &err &eoen perungliidtg
ourd einen Stur5 bon ibems8iabuf1
Der Miltpallfee att Der Sutton Mpe.
nue, als bas giaouft gebaut ipnroe
,l9ie @eritorber1e miro iiberlebt boz
0rei @inbern emma M., goitb s
unb @bilipp 6. @eoen, bier @nfelfin
bern un0 elmer sdmelter, 5ra,1 81
J s(. Slim.
. Die 8eerbigattrs miro bonn Sralt
erba1ie aus priDat erfolgen. Dit
3eit Der 8eeroigllng miro ip1ter an
geiebt meroen.
d George q. 5te.m Il rt.
SIM Seine ieiner Sdmeiter, Sral
9eperlp Jorber; fiirf Wteilen moro
| 0itlih bon 1pnabue, lit geItern Wor
. gen INN 5ebn lbr @err George 50
pIStemart, Elm befannter Jarner, noe
T fllr5em 2ei0en geltorbel.
i Ser gerltprbene tpuroe am 1. 81
! tober 1891 IN Mlen's Brope geboret
gis por %alngefdbr elmer @pd)e batt
er i'm Seine ieirer Glterlh SEER,
9 n1o Jrall &cnrp @offnaillt bon sll
len'sN 8ropc, aeapobnt. &or cine
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