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The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
WYANDOTTE

After having been closed down al
most week. the two plants OF the
Michigan Alkali Co. here and In
Ford city are now in fun running
order. according TO officials. Large
numbers of former workers were on
hand at both the plants Tuesday
morning, READY for work. and "a
great was the supply. that many
We're turned away Local police
Wyandotte plant. while the deputy
shcrirs turned in for long sleep.
Within two days. the regular force
OF about $500 will be at work again.
II IL expected.
During One week. this city and
800. 900
Extreme distrust was felt by the
foreigners in their meetings. against
city officials and other disinterestod
people
Another result of the weeks idle
ness WAS the cripplng OF the rail
zoo ears per day being experienced
by one road. leaving but few cars
In he yards Merchants. also. are
rejoicing over tho outcome az the
strike. as their business was de-
creasin2 rapidly.
knights OF Pythias will give a
moonlight excursion To sugar Island
June 90.
Kings Herslds met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Mansol, Oak-st.
Mary Hemmerlv. aged seven, sui .
she fell ! = feet from the roof 81 a
shed in tho Caldwell block. There
were no fractures. pr A g. Drouil-
lard attended her
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
REALTY SALES
TOTAL SIS | $500

Homer Warren & Co. announce
realty sales amounting 10 S616,6OO,
incluulng a 20-acre tract north l. OF
Holbrook between Dequindre
and Lumpkin, which was sold for
the Whitney Realty Co. TO the Cen
eral Motors Co, for 100000. and 10
acres having a 2.000foot frontage
on the Grand Trunk railroad, which
was sold for the Dyar Realty Co.
To the General Motors Co. for $780,
600.
Other sales reported by Homer
Warren & Co. are as follows:
Northeast corner of Holbrook and
Dequindre. having 80 feet on Hol-
brook by 100 feet on Dequindre.
sold for the whitney Realty Co..
Ltd. to the Dime Savings bank, for
$500; southwest corner Of Hol-
brook and Russell, having SO feet
on Hoibrook by 1872 feet on Russell,
sold for Frank ]. Schenk 10 Homer
Warren & Co. for $4,000 north
east corner OF Hoiorook ana Car
.doni. with s-room frame house. lot
having 81 feet on Holbrook by 100
feet on Cardoni, sold for Homer
Warren & Co. to William Zinow. for
$4,000: northwest corner of Hol-
brook and Greeley. having 80 feet
on Holbrook by 12S feet on Greeley.
sold for the Gray Estate Co. 10
John Johnson and Walter Toepel.
for $4,000: northeast corner of Hol'
brook and Delmar, having II feet on
Holbrook by 100 feet on Delmar, oc-
cupied by two twofamily fats. sold
10 Thomas ]. Thompson for $4,000;
house and lot on the north side of
Taylor-ave., between Second and
Third, size of lot 50x125. sold for
F. A. Hubel TO Fred C. Harvey, for
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16

zen Of North Gratiot-ave.. who was
hit by n street car in Detroit Satur-
day. has been brought TO his home
here. II is believed he was hurt in
ternally MIR Weller Us ~ years old.
Charles A. wit, for two years pro-
prietor OF the Eastman hotel on
Cass-avc.. has sold out To Edward
Il, Lyons Of Madison. Wis. who will
take possession June ]. MIR. Wildt
will locate i'm Detroit
Bernard McSweeney. Front-st. I'M
dertaker. who has been critically i'll.
Is To be taken TO Dearborn for medi-
cal treatment
Herbert Moore has gone to Detroit
10 work for the Detroit Edison Co.
Teddy Wood. con Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wood, left the steamer j. j.
sullivan, plying between Buffalo and
Fort Williams, upon it's arrival In
Detroit yesterday. and was taken 10
n hospital. suffering with blood PCS
oning Wood is an engineer
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Young who
are now in the west viii soon arrive
w NJ. Clemens To spend the summer
months.
Charles Touscany, for eight years
with the Mt. Clemens fire department..
has resigned to accept a position
with the Studebaker Corporation. De-
troit.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
TRENTON

commencement is but four weeks
away for graduates Of the local high
school. The date has been set for
June 20. with the baccalaureete on
June Is. Rev. Elmer X Smith. pastor
OF the Methodist church. has been Sc
lcctcd TO deliver this address. and
Prof, ". H. Wilbur. OF tho Michigan
state Normal college. secured as com
mencement speaker, Seniors are
Nose" which win he given during
commencement week In the armory.
Faculty members are cooperating in
the supervision OF the play
Sentiment concerning the recent
art exhibit has been very favorable.
especially since the art department
Of the schools has been IA existence.
Especial mention - being made OF
the work Of Miss Jennie Johnson, art
school up 10 high standard in art.
The high school baseball players
will meet Wyandotte high. Tuesday
afternoon. at Wyandotte. on Friday.
Rochcster high comes 10 Trenton for
~ contest batteries for Trenton.
TUESDAY are Hvman and Ncnier.
Rev Harvey r.. pcric and Rev. Il.
NJ. Atkins will he the Detroit speak
ers at the annual banquet Tuesday
evening Of tho local Epworth league
In the Methodist Episcopal church.
others on tho program are; Miss Bina
Keliie Miss Gladys Luioff, Mrs Edna
Gettleman Ward and Leslie Cock
burn.
evening Of the Methodist Episcopal
SUNDAY school board.
Efforts viii he made Friday even
ms t. reorganize the Methodist
brotherhood.
"Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. at
tho funeral services for the late John
Teifer who died SATURDAY,.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
BIRMINGHAM

The marriage of Miss Edith Nc
Bride and samuel stickney and Miss
Elhel Mcbride and Elmer Walker.
~" scke place WEDNESDAY evening
hrides brother. Mr.. and Mrs William
9ceride. In southneld, The Misses
Mcbr,de are twin daughters of Mr..
Sss- % TSs m. Msss,s' ceremonies ps %f
vii. be performed By Rev Wilson
ssrisn church of this place. The
blvc silk and they will carry white
bridal roses. After the ceremony both
bride. and grooms will 20 on a we'd
AZ, AZ ,r.p, to M !. !. Fails Twenty
Dr. J. l. Campbell Ia III IN his
home on East Maple-ave.
nss Victor pennison and daughter
day II q Dss o%. OF Ys Mr.; sI'i p wc sss
er, on Iterce-st.
The womans Foreign Missionary
secietx of the Methodist church win
% Mrs.. Ada wiley on southfisid,S ave ave.
cls6 appointed the following of Sxesm
Sst ,ns s,,s evening sa a. meeting held
~. G. Harris. ". N. zacbeIas. Charles
~ Randall; grand committee, r. J.
|CorIyeti; entertainment committee, r.
Il Luscomb. Frank STANDARD. w. ".
Miss Behryie Mcclellan, of Ann Ar
Xbpr spent sunday IN the home 81
PR. and Mrs. Samuel Howtins on Ha-
| Adam Reid IL building a house on
HIS lot on Bates-st.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald is very III In
her home on Pierce-st:
kbe s6scss Of stroke Of paralysis
The Baracea cisss OF the First
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
ROYAL OAK

Garry PetrimoulN, 81 No t25
Louise ave, spent the Weekend with
his uncle. VIM, Heath. Of this village
". &. IIiu. Of No. 1877 PARROT at b.
has moved To No. il2 Garland-ave.
In Detroit.
Charles Newton. Of DaVisbure. has
accepted position with tho Grand
Trunk here.
The little son Of Mr. and Mrs Geo
Hoffman, OF South Washington, Is
very Ill with pneumonia.
Miss Carmen Sheldon. Of Gardenia b
ave, IL spending few weeks with
relatives In Detroit.
a special meeting ~ Royal oak
lodge, No. i6i. =. a \. NJ. will be
held this evening forswork IN the
third degree. The lodge will open
at p, m, with a banquet at : y. IN.
Rev r. @ Papsdorf ~ attending
the Evangelical convention at sag
NAV.
Rev q. T. Olson has left 20 attend
the general conference OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church held at Sara
toga Springs. y. Y.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
CUBURBAN
~ NEWS
HIGHLAND PARK.

MONDAY from No. "a Paimer-bivd. east
to No. les Church-ave.
H. n, cenely. OF No. 2ss Richton-
tee. Mich. where he win spend few
Cola Bruin, o. Adrian, spent The
Ssi nhsma OF I'M No. Ms M ssS a.
No. ISL Louise ave. entertained at
dinner sunday evening for num-
M ana Mrs. Hiiiar have moved
from No. ala Piigrim-eve. to 10. ios
The Airha Phi girl. will meet on
Mias PhIlits Frsyns. % Third
T. ylsiting MT; and Mrs George Bell
&. e. Spring. Of No: sS Monterey
ave-. is confined to his home by
''s np' and mrs Mrs. Kunkle, formerly Of
No. isl Grand-sve. east. are now at
No. ST. Commonwealth: ave; :,
In honor of Miss Nids consly,. OF OF
no. 5. m a:s iS few Weeks. several
party and luncheon Monday after
M. and Mrs. Wilson and family. OF
No. 80 Avalon ave. moved Monday to
Mrs. g. A. cioutier,. OF RockwSod.
N M,:m v Rs:sr.o her Of dsN% Mo- sis High
land ave, on Monday,
The following were srraigned ana
nned In justice flanagan, . CONT M ard,.
nances: Frank Tabst, OF No. sS sew
snth- ST.. SIS rne and IS costs; Joseph
Hosten, OF No. ITO seneca,sys 80
costs: John Anaian. of No. Is, seres-
1e e Ssl g., y aium nss sna nas costa
Archie Sturges. of No: $50 Deorge-
AVE- was arrested Monday afternoon
by Detective Robinson on ch"rse
'Momira NOLAN. teamster. Of No, eos
y,oveii ave, was hned IS and tio costs
Monday by Justice Marshall Tor N'o-
isting the traffic ordinnncss; WI.
x,nson' OF No. ITS Tyler.-av... VINO
died IL IT saturday. were heId Iuesa
day morning from the residence an"
AT ST. Francis chapel. s. ., Nh
"a Tirhiand- ave. returned home sun
Ssv cyenins after visiting friends IN
Crsnd RapIds. Indianapolis ana CIV
cage the e W;i,, wssf Martin. of No. 50
ryssr"sve.. 10 iii with the chicken
poMr. ]. s,vyer. of No. eos Florence.
ave. spent the Weekend win 'r'e""e
u" a1ss Grace Lockwood. cf No ~
u.r.sford- ave was the guest ~ NJ
and Mrs william Bush. OF h"'N'
M'en' rs,hrup. of No. sie Highland-
~ Ia recovering from long ~
Miss Ann MeMesns OF rsMs C;
Rhode isiand-ave., ma, d.vs
Miss Frances Blanc hard. OF No. 20
,,,mn,srd.aye.. has returned home at
ter \ week In Toledo. o.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
YPSILANT1

The Knights of King Arthur VIII
uresert q mock circus ana mihsue'
show June !. Mrs. -: TT oeLSi m
Ouirk are in charge OF the speciai
Features OF the show.
Miss Vera Tiaync. Normal June
graduate. has accepted position 70
teach the second grade next year In
Mis-. Ziipha Pearssli will super
| wise music and drawing next year
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis l. James: Of
New York oity. will spend August
with his parents. MT. and Mrs. L. l..
The washtenaw Federation Of
Wcmen's clubs L. scheduled 10 meet
In ypsiianti. wednesday. May -.
DR.; Eugene Allen; son h OF M ,,.n..
fsrred by bishop Mcdowell. from An,
dersou. Ind. Methodist Episcopal
church. 10 the passionate at Sioux
IN: Denton woman's club will
meet "Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
The snnyal Knight. of py.nsis :
ana last one week.
Mas Emma r. Cross. visiting
nurse at the Normal and Miss Mary
Hoover. the municipal nurse. will at,
tend the twelfth annual meeting OF
the Michigan State Nurses associa-
ton and the third annual meeting or
the Michigan STATE League OF Nurs.
Ing education. which are TO be held
ri the Park American hotel in Kaia-
maxoo. May 81. 81 and Is.
The hrst open meeting Of the con
vention will be held on the after
noon of May %. when DR.. =. ".
Light will make the address OF well
come. A large part OF the afternoon
will he given over To reports and
epecisi business and an automobile
4 visit to the Kalamazoo state hos
pital. In the evening. Or. William
De KLINE. Of the state health depart
ment, Will speak on the Tuberculosis
survey in Michigan: Mss Minnie ".
Ahrens. superintendent OF the infant
/ appear on the evening program,
welfare work" On Wednesday the
| following speakers will be heard:
Manager l. c. Barnes Of the Elite
sns:,sr who grscseps ,o. an ill~,trI .eG
country nursing" Miss Elizabeth
Graves. superintendent OF the Con-
tinuation school for vocational guild
ance Of Detroit. who speaks on
Vocational guidance" Mrs. Caroline
Bartlett Crane. OF Kalamazoo. who
and Judge Samuel y. Van Horn. %
the Kalamazoo probate court. will
speak on The Juvenile court" The
feature OF the Wednesday evening
| meeting Will be the address OF Miss
Mary Gladwin. OF Akron. o., whose
topic will be RED Cross service dur
!!rs the war" The closing day Of
election OF officers and unfinished
business. Arrangements are being
made for the entertainment of at
ieast zoo delegates.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16

evening BY tho Sons OF Veterans. and
r.. X. Goodell WAS elected officer OF
the day The Womens Relief corps
will also Join in the parade and
srboo,s oS wiiI All pupi The c.ree
monies.
Smallpox has been discovered In
the home OF Ice Marcott, West JET
ferson-ave. Health officer T.. j. Du-
rocher ~ attending the case.
Charles Montry and Charles Ran
som were elected delegates. Monday
night. To the state encampment. June
and 4 In Battle Creek, OF the sons
OF Veterans. Arthur Little Is the
alternate.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16

Baptist church, will have n banquet
In the church Friday evening.
Charles Toms. OF Lansing, was call
ed here Monday by the serious illness
of hts father. George Toms. Of Mer-
rill-st.
a. X. Ayers. OF Grand Rapids. has
at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Elmer
CoWan on Batcs-st.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
ECORSE

Memorial day In this village will
he observed by the schools. the vet
lions with fitting ceremonies.
Plans were completed Monday
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
FOR sAI.tS-VACANT LOTS.
SPECIAL OFFER OF
WEST SIDE LOTS
For $3.50

For short time only, we Will sell
full-sized well located lots in our
Ecorse Manor subdivision, fronting
property Is in the center of that
wonderful west side development.
new car line Is practically as
sured on ST. Cosme-rd. This sun
1T. and West Jefferson and Is ready
for Immediate building. This -
an unparalleled offer to home build :
ers or to investors. These prices
guaranteed cement walks and
graded streets. Only q few lots
left at this price. Call any day.
including Sunday. and we VIII be
this property. Apply Bruce, Thomp-
son & Co. 400 Free Press bldg.
Main 3l15.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
LOOK!
Modern Bungalow S595

Complete material for building nve-
room modern bungalow SS96. Ship
ment Same DAY order received.
Call 60T Ford bldg. or phone Main
1850
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
MT. CLEMENS

GcoerEe Weller. well known citi-
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16

evening at $50. Burial Thursday
at Chelsea. Mich.
WOODARD-Mary NJ. Woodland aged
So years, relict OF the late w. A
Woodland. of Owosso, Mich Funeral
from the residence Of her sister,
Mrs, Philip Z. Lazenby, SIT Town
send-ave.. Wednesday. May II. at
p. m.
Try Bemv r,orai Service.
Flowers for Everybody"
The l. Bemb Floral Company,
x.,. .odAihert Pochelon-
c. E. BIRD & CO.
Funeral Directors
~ West Hancock Ave.
Phone Grand 3l5s Detroit. Mich.
HELP WANTEII-MALE.
A CHANCE to make money. Learn
violin, mandolin. guitar. cello. Prof.
J. Wesley Pryor's easy method.
studio 40 Beaubien. Ridge l506-M.
A BOY 10 work In drug store. s44
kercheval.
BARBER wanted: steady Job; u4.
half ever s1s. 1918 ". warren
corner Thirt"-first.
BARBER wanted: must he tirst-class
and sleacy- SIC and half over sei
1915 Gratiot.
BARBER wanted; steady lob: s15
guaranteed: good money. 277
BARRIER wanted: American: 81.
half over $50. Grand 3l91-J. 933
Third.
BA RBER wanted at once, SIS, half
over VIZ steady job. Az Gratiot.
RARBER wanted; steady: ST5 and
half over $50. sOs McDougall
BARBER wanted: steady. 1884
Woodward. Hemlock 1881.
BARBER---First- class. SIS, half over
$22. 500 Oakland.
BARBER wanted. Al Boone. corner
of Elmwood.
BRICKLAYER. bring tools to SIS
Loraine-ave. or phone Walnut 1895.
BARBER wanted; steady. 372 Clay
ave.
BOYS wanted to learn trade. 1876
Garfield.
RlCKl.A ERS-Good steady men.
Call Walnut 200? after y. m.
HL-SEELMEN wanted. Tailor. 1477
Woodward-ave.
CARPENTERS wanted: a good
steady job for right kind of men.
CARPENTERs-Exp Apply
200 Maple-st.
DRUG CLERK-Young man with
soda fountain experience. 1913
ERRAND BOY
WANTED
Detroit Times Job Printing De-
partment, IT Bagley-ave.
FIRST CLASS shoemaker wanted
1922 Russell-st., Detroit.
MEN to work in paint factory. Hub
bard and Michigan Central West
PAINTER and paperhanger; come
ready for work. 573 +. Forrest.
PLUMBER JUNIOR and helpers
wanted. Inquire 1875 Jefferson.
statesmen
statesmen
We need a few more
capable men to take care of
buyers for our property.
on the 6la-mile road, near
Woodward-ave. Automo-
bile supplied. Big commits
sions paid.
Ask for Mr.. Young.
?ROBINS, LTD.
312 Majestic Bldg. Cad. 1900.
WANTED-A good timer at once.
512 West Garfield.
WANTED-Auto repair man. 1885
Gratiot-ave.
YOUNG MEN for factory work De-
troit Stove works.
wANTED-Experien billing clerk
for retail lumber yard. c. w.
Kotcher.
WANTED - Experienced house to-
house canvaseer. Good salary for
reliable and energetic man. Apply
Circulation Department. The De.
wANTED-sAIEsMEN.
WE HAVE many special inducements
FOR salesmen that are not offered
concern. Commissions paid when
sale In made. We render every as
sistance and want permanent men
and women for our force. One OF
our best $500 lots In Riverside
Drive given away for 81 July 9Th.
Well recommended owners OF lots
may pitch tents on them during the
ferson. Prices low. All improve
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16

WE HAVE many special inducements
for statesmen that are not offered
by any other Detroit real estate
sale is made. We render every as
sistance and want permanent men
and women for our force, One Of
our best $500 lots In Riverside
Drive given away for ~ July 9Th.
Well recommended owners OF lots
may pitch tents on them during the
summer. Lots one block on JET
is Prices iGw Al pr ,mpSTo.s-
Cadillac ss7e.
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or sALE-RE.rDryCc IPnorruxY
OUR-FAMILY
S13 500

Ford Motor Co. and less than tw4f
blocks from Woodward-ave. I5QtT
40 By les: New and strictly m64@
ern thoroughout. Four sepaxa34;
contains rooms and bath. and eaD;
be handled for $500 down. TAN
Is In a district where your aper4eS
is an excellent buy at the aboxS
price. >tf u
Cooperative Realty Co.
31l-3l5 Holden Bldg. Phone Cad. 91ee|
Open evenings to ..
The Detroit times., 1916-05-16

PAINTER and paperhanger; come
ready for work. 573 r. FORREST
PLUM BIER JUNIOR and helpers
wanted. Inquire 1875 Jefferson
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-02-04

.,ows HUMAN NATURE
gN0"o in swimming )--If the
|ns ito w. why don't you come out?
us 50 eOtp' warit TO get SOME other
y come IN
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-23
Rox SPRINGS NEWS

Mrs. Bob Hasstedt and children re-
turned to their home in Arlington
last Sunday after spending the week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. o
Mcclure.
Chas. Sypher spent the week enc III
Box Springs visiting friends.
Mrs. Crooker and Hughie leave the
last of this week for six weeks Visit
in Des Moines, Iowa with her mother
and other relatives.
A. s. Mcclure lost calf by tighten
ing last week during the storm.
Mrs. Chas. McCabe's sister ana
family from Kansas made snort
visit with the McCabe's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wier and truman
Gore of Fountain motored to BOX
Springs last Saturday and with Miss
Maude Colbert took in the Chautan'
qua at Ordway Saturday evening.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-23
NOTICE OF CONTEST
Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office

Pueblo, Colorado. May "a, 1916.
To Harley F. Davis of Mount Sterl-
ing, Ill, record address box SO, Rt.
No. 3, Contestee:
You are hereby notified that Rich
ard o. McCowen who gives Olney
Springs, Colorado. as his postoffice
address, did on May 8, 1916, file in
this office his duly corroborated ap-
plication to contest and secure the
cancellation of your Homestead Entry
Serial No. 020964 made May 6, 1915,
for Lots /, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, Z, and Ek Of
Lot 8, Section 6, Township 81 s.,
Range So w, 9Th Prin., Meridian,
and as grounds for his contest he al
ileges that said Harley F. Davis has
not established or maintained a resi-
dence on said land since entry: that
there is no house or improvement Of
any kind on the land; that he has
wholly abandoned the land for more
than year last past; said defaults
exist at date hereof.
You are, therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
as confessed, and your said entry will
be cancelled without further right to
he heard, either before this office or
on appeal, If you fail to file in this
office within twenty days after the
FOURTH publication Of this notice,
as shown below, your answer. under
oath. specifically responding to these
allegations of contest, together with
due proof that you have served copy
of your answer on the said contestant
either in person or by registered mail.
You should state in your answer
the name Of the postofice to which
you desire future notices to be sent
Ito you. To-
9. n. Dsmeron, REGISTER.
James 3. 0rnAn, RAcsivsr.
First Dabaicaefsa, JSas ,, 1915.
aeesnA pat1ta1kaon. eane IL. isie
1A1r4 - 11feal1 yGn1 ~, l1fs.
s Il! llgg! J. u ~ I! = -! n
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-23
d.. DRYDEN Killed

DR.. r. D. Dryden. a former resi-
dent Of Ordway having resided on the
Trotter farm which he owned jus,
north Of town. was killed in an auto
accident near Trinidad about ten
days ago. The account of the acci-
dent as taken from Trinidad dis
patch follows:
Under the wreckage Of his automo-
bile at the bottom OF fifteen-foot ar
roya. the dead body of DR.. Frederick
Grant Dryden, widely known c. F. &
1. physician at Morley. was found
shortly before o'clock last night at
Wootton, the coal camp three miles
south of Morley.
DR.. Dryden had been instantly kill
ed when his car plunged over the
bank sometime Monday night, as he
is known to have made professional
visit at Wootton and to have started
for his home in Morley about IL
O'Clock.
The body was discovered by boy
carrying mail. who noted the wreck
of an automobile and found the
mangled body of the physician pin
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sUNNYsLoPE NEWS

MIR. Patterson, wife and daughter
from Missouri have built house on
their claim and have moved to 1t.
John Talbot and son, Lloyd, and
Levi Shive are now working at the
Cudahy ranch.
Levi Shive has completed house
on his claim which adds very much
to the appearance Of the ranch.
Mrs. L.C. Pfeffer is erecting a
nice six room bungalow with base
ment on her ranch.
Messrs Jones, Robson and Auder-
son spent Sunday with their wives.
The small showers are very much
appreciated by the dry landers.
D. T. Smith has about 80 acres
of corn listed which is coming up
nicely.
B. F. Collins has had 80 acres OF
ground plowed by Geo. Pfeffer's trac-
tors.
w. II. Collins is fencing 100 acres
of his ranch.
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-23
PURPOSE OF FARMERS
MEETING AT STRATTON

The farmers meeting to be held
at Hugo on June 81 and IS is for the
purpose OF bringing the farmers OF
the county together into one central
Organization. each of the present To-
cal organizations being represented at
this meeting by two delegates, How
ever. all are invied to attend and
take part in the discussion and some
should act as delegates at large.
This central organization should
be founded along the broadcast lines
possible and it should stand for the
social and educational advancement
of the farmer and the improvement
of agricultural practice,
This organization should be so con-
stituted that the business man and
farmer may meet on common grounds
and have an opportunity to get each
others point of view. The business
step in the right direction by inviting
the delegates to be their guests. The
farmers will expect the business men
not only of Hugo but other towns to
be present and take part in the dis
cussion and thereby show an interest
in the farmer.
Let's came to these meetings and
'ut at the head OF the county Far
rer's Organization the best men in
he county
President Chas. A. Lory and DR.. H.
:. French OF the Agricultural College
will deliver addresses.
P. \. Flint, County Agriculturist !
The Ordway new era., 1916-06-23
At breckenridge Next

The North Crowley County Sun
day School and Singing convention
will be held at the Breckenridge
school house on Sunday, July ., with
the following program: Sunday
school 1880 a. m. sharp. Address
by DR. Hugh Lorimer. Basket din
ner at the noon hour. Singing ser
vices to O'Clock. conducted by J.
NJ. Johnson. Solo by Mr.. f. B. Strick-
land of Ordway. Address on mis-
sons by Mrs. C. NJ. Kelley. Preach
ing by Rev. w A. Pittman at so.
These meetings are an inspiration
and soul stirring. They are stimu-
lating individual life to more active
Christian duties. cordial inr;ta-
ton is extended to all.
w. H. Bell, Supt.
D. J. Allen, SeCy.