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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01

Blakesiee was presented with a hand some basket of flowers, Vocal solos were rendered by Prof. Robert Kirk.
 This was the first time that women were permitted to participate in the festivities and so happy was the re- suit that the practice will hereafter be followed,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE

Sante Fe, N. M.. Sept. 1-E. E. De- bach. lieutenant governor, was last night nominated for governor and W. c. Mcdonald. the present governor, was nominated for lieutenant gover- TOT by the Democratic state conven- tion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01

last night, A special car carried them from Bridgeport. Following the dinner at which 50 members and guests participated, there was witty speechmaking by Major William Flynn, Robert N. Blakeslee, Sidney W. Challenger, John B. Sullivan, F, L, Chapman and others, President
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01
WHEN TAGGED OUT

Take HOrsforti's Acid Phosphate
 It restores energy and strengthens the nerves. With sugar or fruit syrups is an ideal summer drink.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01
FIFTY-SIX CLUBMEN ALLOW WOMEN FOLK
 TO SIT AT BANQUET

Members of the Fffty-Six club en- jeyed a pleasant outing and dinner at the Hotel Pembroke, Woodmont,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-28
INDEMNITY FOR
MASSACRE BEING
SOUGHTBY TEXANS

Under pressure Of appeals from the
people Of Southwestern Texas, the
State Department yesterday began to
assemble all evidence In connection
with The massacre OF the seventeen
American citizens at Santa Ysabel,
Mexico, with a view toward present
ing formal claim on the Carranza
government for an naturalization
Of the widows aud other relatives Of
the murdered men.
Representative william r. Smith,
OF Texas, Is responsible for setting
the wheels Of the department in mo-
tion in this direction. Armed with a
shcaf Of kilograms from the resi-
dents Of the Sixteenth Texas district
he went to the department and in
formed Secretary Lansing that his
constituents deeply resented sugges-
tlcns eminating from Washington
that the State Department was not
sure It could hold the Curranza gov
ernment In any way responsible for
the outrage.
Death to Americans IN Mexico and
destruction Of their property as we'll
as war to a finish against Carranza,
was determined upon, f. became
known here last night at a formal
convention OF Mexico revolutionary
leaders. It was held In November at
a ranch near Cordoba
Present and joining In the agree
ment are said to have been represen-
taiiyes Of villa, zapata, Argumedo,
Hlginlo, the Cedillio brothers and
many lessor chleftains. Washington
Herald, Jan. 80
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-28
AN INTERESTING MEETING or
SOCIAL SERVICE COMMITTEE

The Social Service Committee OF
the Methodist church held an inter
esting meeting Wednesday night, fol-
lowing the prayer meeting at the
church.
Duties OF the committee were thor
oughly gone over and discussed After
determining a course to pursue, the
following officers were elected;
J. p. Chamhless. Chairman,
Mrs. Ernest f. Grimes, Secretary.
r. Z. Matthews, Treasurer,
Mrs W. T. Many. Chairman Civic
Committee; f V. Clark and Mrs. l..
]. Carlisle
Reception Committee. Mrs Joe
Cation. Mrs. r. A. Stewart, Mrs l.. ].
Carlisle, Mr.. +. V. Clark. Mr. J.. p.
Chambless, Mrs W. r. Many Mrs
+. r.. Grimes.
Pastor Stewart was asked to ar
range for a public collection for the
pupose OF creataing a charity fund.
Fun committee is called to meet
Wednesday evening OF next week at
the church and on the first Wednes-
day evening Of each month thereafter.
Other committees will be appointed
later.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-28
ALLEGED EASTLAND
MAN ARRESTED

A capias was received here Tues
day from Sheriff skinner Of East
land county for Roy Nichols, said to
be wanted there to answer to a
charge Of forgery Sheriff Merrall
soon got the man located on a farm
near Hermieigh. After carefully ma
neuvering about the neighborhocd
until after nlghtfall the sheriff aud
parties with him succeeded In arrest
ing their man and brought him to
Snyder Tuesday night The Eastland
Sheriff was notified wednesday that
a man supposed to be the one De
wants was here in custody
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-28

Born. at Kingsville, Texas, Jan. 81
tc Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Hodges, a son.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-28
DOG POISON BEING
DISTRIBUTED; THE
COUNTY IS BUSY

Tho county Is busy Tho Snyder
Chamber OF Commerce and the Com
missloners court received the first
order Of 500 ounces Of strychnlne on
Tuesday and that afternoon was
spent IN mixing In the basement OF
the court house. A number Of farm
ers brought their grain. and had the
benefit Of expert mixing, which en-
'surc the best results, and n follow
cd by being put out at the right time
win mean the killing OF at least 80
per cent OF the dogs az the first going
over
Fluanna was yisied on Wednesday
and the results were highly satisfac-
tory The farmers and land owners
az Fluyanna are In the fight and the
doss in that part OF the county are
doomed.
one thing must be observed to get
the best results Use milo maize or
foterita, and have It clean the same
as for plantipg Some have bought
wheat and q has been mixed but the
best results are not obtained with
wheat Don't wait 10 clean the grain
ull the men reach the community to
demonstrate the mixing BE ready.
Mr. Pearu viii be- in Snyder Fri
day and Saturday OF This week, but
will De at the following places next
week
Monday January 3lst Homer Mil
ler' ranch at 90 o'clock TO meet all
the people Zoo that community and
demonstrate mixing
Tuesday February 1st at Snyder.
at @ o'clock basement of Court house
for mixing
Wednesday February at Herm-
lelgh %. 90 o'clock
Thursday February 3rl. at Crowd
or school house. OF 30 o'clock Tor mix
Ing demonstration.
Friday, February ith. at 90 o'clock
at Fmunna
Lett everybody get iu the cant
......,. aud old tI.. ........t.. .| tf.s ..-,,t
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-28
A GREAT SUMMER
CHAUTAUQUA FOR
SNYDER PROPOSED

For some time several prominent
citizens Of Snyder have been talking
OF plans for Chautauqua during
next summer Snyder has good au-
dItorium and is in a position to ac-
commodate n weeks series Of enter
tainments.
Last week II. II. Kennedy Of hc
Redpath-lIorner Chautauqua Bureau
came to Snyder and set on foot the
movement which It is hoped will lead
to Snyder having some Of the finest
platform talent In the United States.
Among tho musical attractions offer
ed are The cathedral Choir Of Chi
.cago; schildkrecht's Hungarian Or
chestra, The Estella Franklin Gray
Company, The Bellino Novelty Com
pany, mario Treyette q Company,
The Melting Pot. Tayin's Information
al Band, and Grand Opera Singers.
Among tho lecturers will be the
Hon. II. u. Glenn, Governor Of North
Carolina, DR.. Benjamin s. Haywood,
Hon. W. l. Notan, State Representa-
tive OF Minnesota, Julius Caesar
Nayphne, OF Athens, Greece, j. Adam
Bede, U. S. Senator, Minnesota, W.
Neal Beilharz. Entertainer DR.. Geo.
c. Adyclott
There will be also a Junior Super
visor an dAthletic Director, whose
time will be given Throughout the
seven days to the boys and girls in
supervised play and games and ath-
letlc events.
The season tickets covering The
eighteen attractions will be sold at
$3.50 for adults and all school pupils
at S1.OO which Is less tina n14 cents
each event.
This will be the greatest oppcrtun-
ity Snyder and scurry county has ey-
err had to be entertained by the best
the country offers at prices that can
only be secured by such cooperation
as that offered by the Redpath-Hor-
ner Company.
VIM. Pearn has charge Of the ticket
sales and will be busy securing the
required number Of orders for the
season tickets at once. Let everybody
Join in making this the greatest event
in Snyder for 1916. The Chautau-
qua will be in June.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-28
MAN MYSTERIOUS
LY SHOT At HIS
HOME LAST NIGHT

What apposrs now TO have been An
,,,orn, n, o..,s.tna,i.o o,.,..,, Il,
., ,,,-
Guy '''' Po''''' ''''' '''O VI
O'Clock Ihursday evening WORD was
brought to town that Bnl Tatum
was shot He was at his home a block
o.., ~, no d g & p tono, ,.,,b .
'''''' "''' ." "'' ~ ''-''' '''''''
knows now Z occurred nor VINO did
the shooting His wife stltes that she
had gone to a nelpbbor's house and
,,.,oo .t, ,..n, to,,. , mia ,c.r
'u"''"" sue '''"' '''"' ''"s y" '"'
1ed. She Aiai'eo " HTe To prepare
supper and he came In and sat for
n minute or two By the stove. then
aid he wanted to lie down. She then
noticed that he kinder staggered, she
went to q what allied him and be
told her he was shot. A call was made
about 1880 for a doctor. end It was
found that the bullet had entered the
breast and ranged downward. IT. had
not been located last night
The wounded man lapsed into un-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-28
BAPTIST LADIES AID AND
MISSION SOCIETY MEETING

A goodly number OF the ladies OF
the Baptist church met in a business
meeting Monday, January gath II
was decided to reorganize the society
as more enectual work can be accom-
pllshed. The organization T. to be
known as "The Ladies' Aid and Mis-
sion Society"
Some Of the newly elected officers
rendered their resignation, The oifi-
GERS for the ensuing year are as fol-
lows:
Mrs. Fred Grayum. President,
Mrs. N. NJ. Harpole, First V. Pres,
Mrs. G. D. Clark, Second v Pres,
Mrs. ]. NJ. benson, Recording Sec,
Mrs. c. r. Lockhart, Asst. Sec,
Mrs. W. l.. Forester. Treasurer,
Mrs. Emma Bibbee, Reporter,
Ms. Jim Lockhart, Cor. Secretary,
\ Mrs. Fish, Parliamentarian and
Chorlster.
Mrs. Sam Casstevens, Personal Ser
vice Chairman.
After the business session, Mes
danes Grayum, Forester and Brum-
ley told us OF their trip to Abilene
and Of the work being done through
the societies OF the W, NJ. U. 1t was
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-28

Judge y. J. Hammer of sweetwater
was a business visitor in Snyder Tues
day.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-28

Harris Grimsley. the baby boy Of
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Brown, aged
1G months, died at $40 O'Clock last
Saturday morning at the family home
In Snyder, with pneumonia.
Apparently the baby had no fever
during the night yet his condition
was alarming, and upon applying the
instrument 1t was found that he was
burning with fever and he died soon
rfterward.
The funeral was held Saturday af-
terncon, conducted by Rev. VIM.
Pearn. Burial in the snyder cemetery.
The Signal joins with the many
friends Of the family in extending
sympathy to the bereit parents and
relatives.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-28

pyr
while the aOn
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-28

ED. J. p. Nall OF the Church of
Christ has arranged to preach for the
caurch at Dunn on the second Sunday
In each month at IL o'clock and at
night.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-28
POLL TAX PAYMENTS IN
SCURRY COUNTY TO DATE

There are 1915 poll taxes assessed
for Scurry county this year and there
are 80 exemptions
or thi. number assessed, there had
been paid up to Thursday morning Of
this week 1853 distributed In pre-
cincts as follows.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-28

T. W. shearer and Miss Hattie We
hon
C. C. Browniield. Jr. and Miss Min
ME Guy.
A. F. Fowler and Miss Myrtle Nor
nan
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07
SLoAH's lIHIMENT EASES PAIN.

Sloan's Liniment is the first thought
of mothers for bumps, bruises and
spralns that are continually happening
to children. 1t quickly penetrstes and
soothes without rubbing. Cleaner and
more effective than mussy plssters or
ointments. For rheumatic aches, neu-
ralgia pain and that grippy soreness
after colds, Sloan's Liniment gives
prompt relief. Have bottle HANDY
for bruises, strains, sprains and all ex-
ternal pain. For the thousands whose
work calls them outdoors, the pains
and aches following exposure are re-
lieved by Sloan's Liniment. At all
Druggists, 25c.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07
Ora sternberg snd husband to Ed.

Ora Sternberg and husband to Ed
ward Payne--sw4 l-l-22-.- 81 90
H. n. Lawson and wife to John II
6, I, 8, 8, 10, block 4.
South Beaver. Okla .,....... sl75
Frsuk McKillips to Thos. l.. fhomp-
IL, ~, blk l29, Beaver, $50
Frank Kell and wife to ID. o. Me
Neil--Lot /, blk. AZ, Forgan. S25
d. o. Mcneil to w. II. Springfield
Lot |, blk. AZ, Forgan. sos
Emaus Elliasson TO Carl Korthals--
NJ se4 and So mel 36-827 ... $1,000
James o. West and wife to Carl
Korthals--n2 nw4 36.6 %. $40. $500
James w. Glazbrook and wife to B..
L. Law--e2 ne4 32-3-22 JAW. $1,000
RIO, Zirkle and wife to Claude ID.
Jones and Carl A. Jones--Lots 10, 20,
p, %, 23,I "a, blk. A, Gate City, 800
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-12-07
ROLL OF HONOR



G. M. Tockey. Elmwood.
Mrs. Susan Tockey, Boelus, Neb.,
by q. M. Tockey, Elmwood.
Chss, Marshall, LaKemp.
Z. L. Lmith, Boyd.
G. A. Baessler. Beaver.
b. H, Horn. Lamar, Colo, by Carl
Baessler, Beaver.
j. l.. Bobbitt, Boyd.
d. p. Miller. Oklahoma City.
w. f. Lang, Beaver.
j. w. Hale, Beaver.
L. w. Lusk, Beaver.
Mrs. Cecil Gettings, Maxey, Colo,
by Mrs. w. R, Wright, Beaver.
Jacob Achenbach, Hsrdtner, Kans.
|. B. Blackstock, Springfield H.:
j. w. Maple, WilmOre, kans.
j L Terhune, Balko.
w. Stokes, Madison.
Walter Allen. Beaver.
Geo. Winters, Buffalo, Mo.
w. H. Wells, Beaver.
A. N. Hogsett, Beaver.
NEW
q. Edd Williams Beaver.
Mrs. Kate Stafford, Dalton City, III
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
CUBURBAN
- NEWS
WORKER
DIES OF BURNS

Peter Schwall. so. OF No. lS Elm
ST Wyandotte. died Sunday morn.
ing in Emergency hospital. as the
result os burns. received when he
fell into some hot liquid in Plant
No. ?. Michigan Alkali Co. a few
days ago.
The accident victim is an old resi-.
dent OF wyandotte, coming from
Germany about 80 years OF age. He
is survived by a widow, two sons,
Jacob and Joseph and one daughter,
Mrs Thomas ST. Aubin. Funeral
services will be held from St 10
seph's church. OF which he was sex
TON for several years. but the date
has not been decided Burial will
be in Nj. Carmel cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
YPSILANTI

clyde V. Bennett aged 20, died
sunday morning In an Ann Arbor
hospital. following Injuries received
saturday when his automobile skid
dcd into a ditch nenr sheldon He
IS survived bv his wife. formerly Miss
Lynn Merritt. daughter Of Marion
Merritt. his father, Henry Bennett,
% this city. and the 'ollowing broth
ers ana sisters. Mrs. Nora Hamilton
and Mrs. Matilda smith. of Kansns
CITY. Mrs. Ida Barnes and Albert Ben
nett. OF Detroit Mrs Mary Nan OF
salem. and Myron Bennett. Of River
st. this city
Mr. and Mrs oscar zimmerman arc
the parents ~ daughter. born Fri
Mry Charles scager and two daugh.
ters are Waiting in Chicago.
Dr H VI MOrey was host at n
breakfast this morning In the home
Of Mr. and Mrs W. l.. Kishlar Tho
function was given in honor Of pr.
John FInlay The new pastor OF
were tho other city pastors
Judge T.. n Kinne spent last week
ir Lansing attending the meeting OF
the state circuit judges
The Peters feed mill. near Belle
vile, burned to the ground early Sat
urday morning The loss is estimat-
ed az about $1,000 and is partially
covered by insurance The origin OF
the fire IL unknown.
Rev T r Williams IL In Grand
Rapids attending the \. ~ r. confer
euce
A check for 1890 was paid satur-
day 20 William Miller. treasurer of
the spencer school board. by the n,
J. A. e. X V CO. for the right-of-
way through the school grounds
The marriage of Mark T. Rust. Of
thip city. and Miss Eva \ Mcbride
was soIemnized SATURDAY, evening al
9 o'clock ia the home ~ the brides
uncle. Alexander cMBrlde, IN Homu
Ius Nj and Mrs Rust left imme-
diateiy after the ceremony for NJ
agara Falls They will be at home
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11

have seriously affected the Rumsn.
ian artillery supply
The capture OF Silistra, offcially
announced yesterday afternoon. is
expected 20 cause the early With
dTaWal OF the Russo, Rumanian
forces still operating near Dobrlc
in southeastern Rumania The force
that occupied Silistra is advancing
eastward. while Bulgarian army
continues 90 move northward along
the Black Sea coast The enemy al
ready is in deep pocket and an
eastward advance OF 20 miles by The
Germans will make this Withdrawal
difficult
Whether the German.Bulgaria al
vance marks the beginning OF real
drive on Bucharest. newspaper crit
ics here confess they are unable TO
decide In some quarters II is be
lieved The Germans plan 10 drive the
Russians and Rumauisns behind the
Danube and the Constanza railway
and throw UP staDng defensive lines
10 check a Russo-Rumanian march
on Bulgaria.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
RIVER ROUGE

Township Clerk and Mrs. Abel
LAzotte left Monday. for an extend
ed eastern business trip.
The nrst sessions - the two
weeks mission by the Holy 'ros'
fathers IN our Lady ~ Isourdes
church. were we'll attended.
j p Devereaux. rs. is IN tho ooun-
~ fail as the result ~ passing n
worthless check on a River Rouge
woman. police ssasrted Monday Ac-
cording 10 the police. peveraux n~ao-
tisted for room With Mrs Joseph
then came 10 village clerk Louis
iagines. asking for a blank check on
tho River Rouge Savings bank.
pleading loss of his own. LAginess
gave the young man the. paper. and
reveraux came back 20 the boarding *
house. gave Mrs Pattenaude check
Tor as. signed with his own name
The woman went 20 the grocery store
~ Ritter a Son. No. Ass " JSTer-
son-Aye. where she purchases her
EuppIiea The grocer cashed the
check and the woman then took -
~ the sum. giving Devsraur The 81
The man had no account In the bank.
say the police
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
BIRMINGHAM

NIza Behryle Mcclellan, ~ Ann
Arbor IL Visiting at the home ~ Mr
and Mrs. Samuel HOwting. on Hazel
st
Elmer Jones. OF Detroit. spent Sat-
urday At the home of his son Major
Jones. on Brovn-st.
MFR and Mrs Morris T,evinson and
family have returned from SUM
m"rs stay In their eoitas" 20 sylvan
lake
Sir and Mrs vern Aldrich have
gone 10 saginaw 10 spend the week
end with rele tiveS
a special eiec tion In school dis-
trirt SO z In Troy. has been called
for Tuesday evening sept r. FOR
the purpose 81 voting on the quest on
of whether the district shall bond II
self for fi7. 900 for the erection % y
new brick building on the site % the
present school
Albert Miller. % ScOttsyille Mass
u guest a. the home OF Mrs. Ellen
fenrdict north wood ward-av'
NJ and Mrs william Hunt have
returned from motor trip 10 Henry.
NJ. and Mrs John Ruckman and
son. ~ Washington. -. g.. are ris-
ting relatives here
Mr. and Mrs W e Harris. dauEh-
ter Betty and Harold shaw have re-
turned from crystal Reach. y y
Mrs John g. Shsv IL seriously NJ
WIN pneumonia At her home on Lin
coln-avs.
nncrman, who disd after an operation.
was held Eaturdar afternoon from
her late home in DwoFFo. She - sur
yived hy husband two daughters.
ward Zimmerman. ~ Owoaso Burial
took place in Owosso.
STANLEY Anderson has returned
irom summers stay IN Lincoln.
Born ~ Nr and Mrs Frank Law.
renee. ~ Troy. con.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
Bulgarians Retake
Third of Lost Territory

BERLIN, Sept. ll.-More than .
third OF the territory taken from
Bulgaria by the Rumanians a. the
close Of the second Balkan war las
already been reconquered b. the
German Bulgarian forces.
The Rumanians and Russians are
again In retreat toward the Danube
abandoning sin more positions east
and southeast OF the fortress OF 81.
listra, said Budapest dispatches 10.
day
In 2 little more than a week the
combined German and Bulgarian
forces have captured Tar more Rg.
manisn territory than tho Allies
have been able to take of German
territory since The beginning Of the
war.
Two Rumanian 'or'resscs. Tutra
kan and silistra have fallen to The
invaders The Rumanian and Ras
sian prisoners now total more than
10000. Large captures OF guns
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
BRITISH ON
OFFENSIVE
IN BALKANS
(centinued from PsEe oneJ

Nenffnued from PaEe Onel
launched counter attacks Of frantic
bitterness, in the hope OF recovering
ground lost 10 the British in the
attack Saturday afternoon which re-
suited In ne taking OF Ginchy.
Every where their attempts break
down the severe Losses. according
20 the French and British oHicial re-
ports. They were unable 70 wrest
from The Entente troops an inch
OF the lost terrain
Only at one point, between Bel
10y nISanterre and Bsrleux. did Ger.
mans make as much as A tempora ~
gain They were Immediately driv.
en- out OF the trench IN which they
had won a footaold. by a vigorous
French counter attack. The short
lived success was scored. according
10 The French comuniqus. with The
aid ot jets OF liquid fame
The British have taken $50 pris-
ouers during the 2; hours ending
SUNDAY niThi They repglsed a yiO-
lent counter attack northeast of
Pozieres and another north OF
Ginchy. In reviewing the weeks al.
vance, statement 'ssupI a. head.
quarters says the British since las,
sunday have pushed their front for.
"ard 5000 yards 10 z deptL varying
between $500 and 1000 yards The
important points netted by the seven
days advance are the Falfemonr
farm I.@uze wood and tho village
of Guillsmont and Ginchy
The French again won the day a,
Verdun In what IL described on.
cially az brilliant action thev
took 100 more prisoners east n
F1eury west of the Meuse bringing
the total up 70 300. and crushed A
German attack west OF Fort Vaur
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
WYANDOTTE

Frank Carter made the high score.
sunday, IN the nrst shoot or the sea
son of the wyAndotte Wolverine Gun
81 from =" pos:ioi. IS Arthur Thon
and Charles Trites tied for second
With 20 kills each. while Edward
Speck VAS third with Is About IS
members participated
Attempts are being made by Class
No s, NyAndotte Methodist Episco-
pai church sunday school. composed
Of adults. 10 secure seat reservAtions
In the Blly sunday tabernacle twice
weekly n successful. the class will
charter q special car on these two
nights. with which 20 transport pcc-
pie from Wyandotte. wishing TO at
''ro GonsresatienaF sne ATONE wom.n's auxiliary
VIII meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs Alexander Loselle. vine-st
Ford Plate Glass Co. baseball team
~ Toledo, won the game here Satur-
day with the MICHIGAN Aikali Co.'S
Chapter No I-o. Royal Arch Ma
sons. will meet Thursday evening in
Masonic temple 20 initiate seven can
George HcGuffn. Detroit. visited
friends here sunday
The Catholic Mems BENEFIT aEso-
clatlon meets Tuesday evening In g.
NJ Y 3 hall
The Nomen's essociatlon ~ the
Cong <ational church viii meet on
" ednesday afternoon in the church
parlurS
Wyandotte high school. class of
talt. VIII hold reunion and hay
rack party Monday evening
Ladies' Catholic Benefit association
VIII meet "Wednesday evening In G.
VI u \ hall
pubic schools opened on Monday
morning with a large attendance.
Paul OhlFrtm 81 Burr oak. visited
relatives here SUNDAY