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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-02
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bauiens uifen.

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8eitun8en &otn'S riften an Die Ste.
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MEMS aorontiereno.
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@riht sfnIter bci glntnnnfnn.

Senar0. 9teb, 2. 4u0uit. = Der
6leiidereibeiiber augrit 8lenoer.
mann BON bier Iiegt nit elmer ge.
bro1enen Sdulter ots 6olge zines
3uialnHenitoBeS 8rpiiden ieinem 26.
Iieferung8auto uno Ser Mai9ine bon
5aiper 6moleb. 81unle, tpelde OH
Der 8iegung Der 2on0itraBe itan0en
bin0erten ieoen, bas Serounaben oes
an0eren 3u benlerten.
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&eteranen. nnO ariegerDerein Gla-
tOuia, gtebr.
9efanntmadJnna.

Dim sonutag, ben 8. altgriIt, Be.
ginuen0 uadmittags 25 llbr, miro
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&c @%eriammlung ouf Der Garm I'M.
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8u i6 Die aamera0eu ber5Iid elm.
lo0e.
g&66te hermit ole aumern0en
aufforoern, 6aB lont unierer Ser.
einsitatliten, na6 nelden BEL alien
8erbonotrtngen Religion un6 8oIitif
ousgeidGoiien 8u betra6ten lit, Be.
lonoers in iebigar tritiiden Bet, iid
oil Samera6en bon dbnIi6en sc.
iprd9en gu ultbolten baden.
s. S6adenm5ger, Setretdr.
abonniert auf Die EdsIi9e &riblne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-02
Me6rasfn arnppen blei6en nudl.

2incoln, @e6. 9. Nugttit. - @ie
chs g8olbtngton mitgeteilt miro, ltn0
Die 9lr6eiten IN oelt 2Iu86iI6ung8ld.
germ in Qeming, q. sc, oie bis 3unt
/. Altouit iertig oelteIlt merOer ioa-
ten, nod icbr melt 3uriif. g8 lit
0obcr gar nidlt 0arau 81 oeuferB 0nB
ole Brigade 9tebra8fas Dor Der IeB
ten S1Ifte oes Monat8 oort5in al.
geben fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-02
Nlanpiu mirb itaatlider @nbli5itGts.
Nqent.

Qi1cofn, 0eb 2. QugtTt. - Gie
itootlihe 0fientlide 8obliabrtsba.
96r0e bot qcItern @iliom 81. 0tau
pin. 9ieoofteur oe8 ngorf 8emo.
crat" gum &tibli5itat8. 4genteu oeB
5tootes nit einem SabreSgebalt bon
ougeiteat. IS lit oie gflidt
fir 0en Staat 1T tpirtio.
@eiie 8etlaute al MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-02
&er6ehernug Der 2anbitrnfcu in
Gancaiter GouHtn.

2iucoIn g}eb., 2. ququit. Bier
bun0ert MSeilen Der 2an0itraBm in
2ancaiter Goltntp fins BON GolntD.
~Ian6meiier Go9ren oIs nGountp
@ooo8" ongeiebt DoroerL lm0. menit
Die GonutbtorlmiHare iidJ olmit Elm.
beritanOen ertlGreL per0en uQe Der
INSTRUMENTATION olii 0ieie Streten
fonaentriert ner0en, bis file iii crit.
naifigem 3uitau0 iiu0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-02

Ser Stuats6ans6alt.

&incoln, Geb., 2. auquit. = Ser
8eitano 6e5 9toot8idase8 am 81.
Silli mics bic Summe bon 1885,.
696.24 ouf. Ole Ginnobmen i'm
Sllli betrugen $578,938,94 un0 Die
Au8goben $898, 134.43.
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gl(ter giiraer oeitor6en.

Ste0a, 9{eb., 2. NuguIt. 0a.
MEL aroG, elm 9eternn 0eS 8urger.
trieges, Ser itber As Sabre bier 9e.
pobnt bat, muroe Qienstag sur let
ten gfttbe beitottet. ST BinterIaBt
cine 8itpe 1tuo iedS ail10er.
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EeD4oGToRs
. NDVICE1
ADE Lc1zsgBakoz ~

Sic unien beantuorfeten 8raaen fub oil.
eemelrer giGiur; Die Gbmptome uilb aranf.
beiten luio auQeflbrt uno 0te &lntiUorieu aeIs
ten tlr ie0eH SAL d6nItber Rdtar.
user neltefen 3at tret tptlHi1t ihretbe en-
8r. nib 8afer, College 8l0g, COLLEGE /. 81
MOOD Str 9n1foH Ohio, ntlter getflanng
etae5 iel6ltaft e|ierten, tranfterten @rietuufs
thidqes fir bic "8tiidautiuort. Hnme unb
aorele mullen boil anaegeben lperoeit; In ntets
iten gtniDortefl tueroen iebo1 nit Die Yin,
@le qe5epte ioiliIell IN teoer Auter Gpoibefe
ntisgetl1rt Deroeu. oher Der glpot6efer fam
oaS 5e0letoe betut engrosbdHoLer b~eiieIen.
p@Intlecr4 fdreibt: $50 'brcibe nan met.
nell yalIlea gylulleer pel Dies tietnl Sls
liafo AT letn iDeiHt. so bin aue3ett bleih.
tlGger nno ffoiiete. Wtein slppctit 1T unbes
ltatota, aber ietbit lDeHH TO iebt OieI eiie,
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aaligqlienotM 5ebrdla ron eget 5tatt 21p9.
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abgelpaHHt gtube brLngt uir feline Grit
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beiratet mo lDuBte porber ui6t, mas miibs
mo tleEb55 feiH Bieb. Btspetlen iublc Id
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g%ittiuort: Sbr @erocnfhiiem lit erit5pit. gie
h~ralclefl etue lidgienbe, frditigettoe MtAi8tt.
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az gebei, gaBmeH 5ie mebrere QoHate lana
reae1m6519 ofet Grain Gusoaene Ga5Ietien.
gisf5: gtele Sabre binourn bat 81. Bafer
tteiet 5tat etteilt uno 8te8ebte an WtillipneH
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pet 4reiie, uno er bat obue 8lDetiel ntebr BET
oeT, 9ellii1g bon GraHfbeiten un6 gei6eH qe,
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8eihtdte Der Wett. Tdufenbe tabeu ibm
ldtitiit9 ibre 9anfbarfeit unb ibt geriraueH
alsgeoridt.
Or. GENTS gafer. @er.er Serr: 9urd
gefet SBrlr 9tatf6ldee an aH6ere bale If
grlei6teTun8 aehlIlben. Ginlieeeno Ularfen
tlr Sbt gGrcat Cube goof, 6eallb aro
4eautp' uH6 to 6anfe SGnen fit bic Nab
lalnae an anoere. oie mir TO gebolieH baJeH.
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re 10 oteleH eeioeHOer belfeil bic of. neil
ZEN @eo DothaHoet feiafa slr5i hn0en .oHs
Hea ellier atr bteleiL 5guen GuteS NlIii
ergebeHit
Sri. q. 8. Tbife,
gOriianS. ne.
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griidcberqcr in Suit.

@ering, g}eb., 2. grguIt. = Sn
Scottsbluff Gountb bobeu ii9 1886
ilnge 2eute gum MiIitaroienit regt-
Ioiien, un0 Der eiu0ige bis
ber befotnte Qriideberger. 6. g.
Sellers, Elm 2trbeiter Der 3pferfo.
bril-, "a Sabre oft un0 ber9eirotet,
befin0et Iib icbt i'm bieii8en Sc
i0ngnis.
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Gin glttto bon popul1rem @reiS,
in peldem Elm neuer @ier8pIinoer,
oI0e.in.tbe.Seao.@ 2otor cine &raft
utt0 3ii6tiafeit sntpifeIt, Die bisber
utbefonnt paren.
9ieier 9arroun Motor 8eigt fir
bic 8eiteueruns mir 16 8ferbe.
frafte, entnideIt ober in 8irfli6feit
43 @ferbetraft, nod 0~Dnamometer
8riifung.
Ole @inridt1ne Ser Sarroitn Gar
1T o%oGitdn6i8. SIR @epidt 1T me.
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Western Motor Car Co.

2054 6atnam Sit, Una
G1os. g. Sonnon Sr, grai0ent.
@oIter 9. Sobnfon, 9efret
6. g. abbott, 8i8e-9r
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-22
Sentiment Is
Strong For A
County Fair

The meeting held in the county
court room Tuesday night to consider
the matter of organizing county fair
association was well attended by rep
resenta;ives OF the Canon City district
but there were not az many people
present from other portions OF the
county as was hoped would be the
case. ]. p. Farmer of Lincoln Park
was chosen chairman of the meeting
and Ralph X. Jeffries. county agricui-
turist. made secretary.
A report wac made by the commit
tee appointed from the Farm Bureau.
consisting of G. v. Hodgin. Richard
Houle and II. r. Jeffries, outlining
the proposed plan OF organization. II
was suggested that the plans operated
by the Longmont Fair association be
adopted by this county. as that is one
of the very successful associations in
the state. The matter was then dis
cussed by all present and the seDti-
ment expressed by all That this county
should have an association.
This appears To be the sentiment of
all parts of the county, but as many
sections We're not represented ii was
deemed advisabei not TO attempt per
manent organization until later date
when every section of the county
sHnuld be asked TO have representa-
tives present. The temporary organi-
zation was continud until the next
meeting and a publicity committee.
consisting OF T.. A. Bradbury. X. r..
Jeffrfes and d. p. Van Buskirk. to act
with the Farm Bureau committee. was
appointed. The committee was direct
ed to appoint other members from the
different sections OF the county. The
meeting was adjourned to meet at the
county court house Tuesday evening.
Nov. 27th. at 8 o'clock.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-22
DISTRICT COURT NOTES

A jury was obtained this morning 10
try the case OF the people versus
John Il. Blocker and Fred Starr. con.
victs at the penitentiary, who assault
ed William J. Williams with intent 20
murder on the prison farm on Four
Mile creek few months ago. The
taking of testimony in the case was
begun at o'clock this afternoon in
the presence OF the defendants, who
are In court In custody OF the prison
officials. The prosecution is being
conducted by District Attorney T. Lee
Witcher Judge Ibbotson and A. L.
jeffrey appear as counsel for the de
PENDANTS. The jury selected to try
this case is composed OF Thomas II
Jeffries. John d. Hall Dave Salmon
l. J. Runner. Richard Horle.. William
Coupe. J. C. Brewer. Charles Griffin
Clyde Bowen. C. T. Singer, Ben O
Halstcad. f. o. Van Eaton.
Two different juries. In charge of AZ
many baififfs. are In attendance upor
the district court today; each jury be
ing kept together because OF the ma
ture of the cases they have to determ
inc. This is the first time that such q
thing has taken pace here in man,
years.
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock will
be called for trial the case Of Florenc'
Mckenzie against the Denver 4 Ris
Grande Railroad company. This 10 {
personal Injury case. in which dam
ages In the sum OF $50 900 Ia asked.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-22
FRIENDS IN COUNCIL .HOl0
PIONEER DAY" MEeTIMG

Tho regular meeting Of the Friends
In Council was held at Knights Of
Pythias hall last Friday aiternoou
with Mrs. l.. s. Bailey preAiding. After
a short business session the cntefsusn-
mcnt program was given under the di-
rcction OF Mrs. Geo. a. Baker, who
announced that Il was Pioneers day
and addressed few words OF wei
come to the guests. OF which there
was a large number In attendance.
Miss Beulah Emmerson played n
medley OF patriotic airs on the piano
and Mrs. Bailey read an excellent pa
per on the subject. who Are tho Pr
oneers2" Mrs. Carrie sang. "Whc:i
You and Were Young. Maggie.
which was followed by the reading Of
OF paper ON Early Days in Colorado
BY Mrs. l.. W. Gardner, J. Il. Mcclure.
one OF the Grst settlers OF the com
munity. made very interesting talk
on 'on Pioneer Days in Canon CITY.
which was greatly enjoyed BY all.
Miss Adams gave q splendid reading.
entitled "Mnndy's Organ. The program
was concluded by the singing of
Where tho columbine Crows" Colo
radios state song. by Mrs. Wilson.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-22

a limb OF n tree and had one Of his
eyes badly damaged. The injured eye
has not gotten along very well and
Saturday it was found necessary to
have IL removed. The other eye 10
all right and win probably not suifcr-
Mr.. Diilcy Is now getting along nicely
The Four Nile Farmers club vii
give very interesting prngram, Fri
day night. December tth. which Is ~
follows:
Poano solo. Burma Ward.
Paper. Growing Sweet Corn" Ed
Pitmnn.
Ladies debate---Resoived that u is
more desirablesfo live In the city than
in town" The debaters are. affirma-
tive. Mrs Pete Hoza. Burma Ward:
negative. Mrs. Ed. Pltman and Ollie
Runner.
Question box.
Solo. Mrs Grace Lovern.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-22
WESTCLIFFE NEWS
twet Mountain Tribune)

Woody" Higgins shipped out eight
cars OF ca-tIe from this point last
Saturday.
The Canon City Record says that
farmers from the Wet Mountain val
ley are arriving daily with wagon
loads OF spuds.
Mrs. Gottiieb Hailauer and Mrs. NJ.
II. Manning were passengers on
Thursday's outgoing train. the former
for Canon City and the latter for Pu-
eblo to spend few days.
Mrs. Otto Frank went to Canon
City Monday on visit to her parents.
Mrs. Louis Hartbauer went To Can.
on City Tresday on . few days visit.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-22
City Council
Proceedings
PACE EIGHT

At the regular meeting of the city
council last Monday night l.. Barber
was appointed captain of the Canon
City Fire department ar, tie success
or of the late Everett L. McN>sh. de-
ceased. Mr.. Barber, who formerly
held the position. WIS acting captain
during the last few weeks OF the III
ness Of his predecessor.
The council endorsed the appoint
ment of Mayor d. N. Cooper "a a
member of the Canon City board of
the National Fuel Administration.
Mayor Cooper's appointment WAS
made by W. J. Calligan OF Denver.
fuel administrator for Colorado. May
signed. Other members Of the board
are Henry Hutton and Gorge w
Bethel.
On motion a committee. consisting
Of Aldermen Grant Dickinson. W. c.
Huntoon and r. ]. Craig. was desig-
mated by the mayor at Monday nights
session of the council to confer with
the members of the board of county
commissioners in relation TO tax liens
on city property. The duties of the
committee will be 10 discuss with the
county commissioners the status of
property that former owners allowed
to go to sale for taxes and against
which tax certificates have been is
sued.
After an exhaustive consideration OF
the matter a notion was made and
adopted authorizing the mayor 10 send
the fire department to any FIRE outside
tn city limits. or the town of South
Canon. whenever. in his judgment. an
unusual emergency exists and the de
partment could render efficient ser
vice.
Following the transaction of some
other busines of an unimportant char,
acter the council adjourned. Aldermen
A. j. Turner. c. E. Reeves and Lafe
Combs were absent
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-22
CONSCIENCE SATISFIED.

Lizzie. Will you be miner
Not on your life"
Don't you love meY"
"No, don't and never did"
Are yOu sureT
--Absaiutely sure! would rather be
shot than to marry you'll"
'Thank you for them kind words.
Lizzie. had to ask somebody to mar
~ me in order to do my duty, but now
that ] have been refused Will never
have to ask anybody else. Now my
conscience will allow me TO be a merry
bachelor and save p,opsy for my old
age"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-22
Wanted His Money. Worth.

Are desc pugs supposed to be
fightin'7" asked the low-browed spec
tator. who occupied a ringside seat (.
"Oh, yes"
But dey nin't hittin' each otherr'
mo. They are giving . pretty ex-
hibition Of foot work"
"Umphl ! came here to see some
xore spilled. That cabaret stun don't
make no hit with me."--Mrminghum
Age-Herald.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-22
English Oak Disappearing.

English oak. says book called
Amateur Joinery In the Home" IL the
most beautiful and durable Of all tisJ
varieties Of oak suitable for joincry.
but II is liable to warp unless thorough
~ nir-dried and seasoned BY cxposurs,.
eve have known boards sRwu from
beams. taken out Of houses more than
100 years old. to warp Immediately to
considerable extent,- the authors
state. The finest quality Of this wos'd
10 now BY no means common. though
at one time vast forests Of oak GOV.
cred the greater part Of England.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-22

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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-22

Rseord Want Aas ses rssutA.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-27
CHILDRENS PULPIT
The Power of a Steel Blade

Some time ago James, a boy Of
twelve years, saw a marvellous sight.
A man with little thin blade was
saving through heavy railroad rail.
1t seemed to him hardly possible, at
first thought, that such little blade
could cut through such heavy piece
of iron. Still he could not doubt it,
for within a few seconds he could
plainly see that it was slowly but
surely cutting right through the
heavy rail.
He was more than interested; he
was curious. So he asked the man
who was doing the work, "How is it
that such q thin blade can cut such
heavy rail 7"
"Oh, that is easy" replied the man,
glancing up at James, but not stop
ping his saw. This blade is hard
steel and the rail is only soft iron. 1t
would cut the rail just the same no
matter how thick it was"
you mean, them" James suggest
ed, "that the quality Of a thing is
what counts"
Eyes, that is exactly it," replied the
man.
SWELL" James ventured, twas the
blade always that hard? And where
did it come from?"
"By no means was it always this
hard" was the answer. ct was dug
out of the mountains rust about as
this rail was. But it has been put
through. some hard experiences. 1t
has gone through some very, very hot
fires, where all Of the soft particles
were burned out of it. 1t was then
nodded in this shape and properly
4.x~ fknf a
through such fires, it is hard and able
to cut its way through this rail-"
"Please do not become impatient"
said the boy, eff l ask one more ques-
ton. Does it cost more than the
rail?"
Zone little blade does not cost as
much as this heavy rail ?" was the
reply. "But if this rail was made
into such blades it would be worth
many times what it is now worth.
As James walked on he thought of
some great men of whom he had read
lsnr 9I5M sI7q4o 9IIqM 'sspBIq Is94s SO
as teel blades, while others were just
soft rails. There were Moses. Socrates,
Luther, as well as others, and above
them all, Jesus. All had gone
through Gods hot furnaces where all
dross had been burned away, leaving
only the highest quality of character.
Because of this their influence cut its
way through the evils of their own
day, and we count them more precious
and costly than anything else that
has been given us from the past.
James then spoke almost aloud as
he thought, II can be like that blade
and become more valuable than some
soft rail. / shall put all my talents
through the hot fires until / bring
them to their highest degree Of worth
and perfection, and thus become a
noble servant of humanity"
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-27
NORTH LOWELL

Joseph Jones is quite poorly at this
writing.
William Collins and family went to
Grand Rapids Friday to visit his Sis
ter, Mrs. Todd, who was very i'll. She
passed away Friday night.
Clyde Kinyon and daughter, Ilene,
were in Elmdale one day last week.
Miss Thelma Peckham entertained
a few of her friends at their cottage
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hubert visited
her son, George and family, of Bovine
Saturday.
Mrs. Denton of Bedding called on
her cousins, Della and Hattie Hatch,
on her way to visit her sister Miss
Frances Hollran, who is very sick.
Samuel and Leo Brownell, z. f.
Lessiter and George Mason of Grattan
were in Lowell Saturday.
Chas. Hartley called on his aunt,
Mrs. L. Jacobson and family, Sunday.
Mrs. Hoover of Edmore is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Edison.
Mrs. Lew Rickner, son Lloyd, and
Misses Della and Hattie Hatch, visit
ed relatives in Rockford Sunday.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-27
LONG LAKE

Frank Hall was home over Sunday
from Lansing.
Ben Hall has his boat house nearly
done.
Mr.. Miller is attending bees lately.
There will be dance at Heth's paw
lion Saturday evening, June 80; also
one the evening of July ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brown of Gold
Beach, Oregon are visiting Mr..
Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Brown. Earl attended the Bedding
high school and graduated with the
class of 1909; went west and taught
in the North Bend, Oregon school un-
til last year, when he accepted posi-
ton in the Gold Beach school, where
he expects to remain.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-27
KEENE

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Higgins have been
entertaining their sister and other
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Trimble and
baby from Bay City recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Carr and two
children attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Carr's brother, Mr.. Lexington, in
Grand Rapids last Tuesday.
George Hull of Grand Rapids was
in Keene last week visitiny his uncle,
Mark Hull.
James Hopkins was in Grand Rap
ids Saturday.
A. Sparks was a caller on his
friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Hull and sister
M. Pinckney of Lake City, spent last
week with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. ID. Hull and other relatives.
Mrs. Floyd Sparks and two children
Mrs. Sparks three sisters and their
mother, Mrs. Hull, Alvira and Mione
Hopkins, went to Bedding Thursday
afternoon and called on their aunt
Mrs. Melissa Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Frost were in
Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Mrs. Floyd Sparks and sister, Mrs
Pinckney and Mrs. Bowen were in
Lowell Wednesday and called on j.
ii. Hull and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Hull and Mrs
Pinckney returned to their home in
Lake City Saturday.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-27
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
First Insertion June 20, 1910


STATE OF MICHIGAN-The pro-
bate court for the county of Ionia.
At session of said court, held at
the probate Office in the city Of Ionia,
in said county, on the fourteenth day
June, A. ID. 1917.
Present: Hon. Montgomery Web
ster, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of
George w. Brown, deceased.
Sarah Brown, widow and one of the
heirs-at-law of said deceased, having
filed in said court her petition pray
ing that the administration of said
estate be granted to Frederick Pitt,
or to some other suitable person.
1t is ordered, That the sixteenth
day Of July, A. d. 1917, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, at said probate Office,
be and is hereby appointed for hear
ing said petition.
1t is further ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publica-
ton Of copy Of this order, for three
successive weeks previous to said day
of hearing, in the Bedding Banner, q
newspaper printed and circulated IN
sand county.
MONTGOMERY WEBSTER,
Judge of Probate.
IL. ST. A true copy.
ANNA p. WEBSTER,
4-t-3 Register of Probate.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-06-27
SUNNYSIDE

We are having pretty wet weather
here; nevertheless the hay is coming
fine. W
The Strawberries are ripening and
we expect to have pretty good crop
of them as usual.
Lemuel Skellenger is making an ex-
tended visit with relatives here. He
is from Portland, Oregon and is the
father of Dan and Thomas Skellenger.
Mrs. John Regain is spending a cou-
pie of weeks visiting in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Bignell were re.
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Skellenger at "Sunnyside."
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Wright motor
ed to Berlin one day last week with
Fred Thompson. They attended the
Pomona Grange and reported fine
time.