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MuzziIn1, 1
kteffi jsou
nerl1ocn!iii!! j
Lekafstvi a aelektrfina
We spoienl.


Nezalezi ma tom, komu Sc
nepodaiilo vas vyleciti, chci
pouze, abyste pfisli ke mne a
poradili sc Sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii pGjdete k jinemu lekafi.
Mole ceny jsou nizke. Nebu-
deli mono vas vyleciti, reknu
vam lined. Ucinim vam w.
hovujici splatky.
Leceni: vSechny nemoci ner-
vove, krevni, kozni, chronicle,
a RUNE nemoci muzske, dale
nemoci ledvin a jine s mimi spo
jene neduhy, ztratu pameti.
kamenky, (bez rezani), bola-
ky a vredy. zvetsene mandle,
nadory, otravu krve, pistele.
rheumatism a vsechny muzske
nemoci.
Doktor F. G. Leslie.
Specialista ma nervove, chroni.
cke, kreyni 2 ko*m nsmoci.
Uredni hod. Cd 8 dos. Y pede.
Ii cd 10 dop. do 2 hod. oapol
| Alb PROSPECT AVE..S. E.
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Mei lSem 70 trpet, aby Hra.
zel pfede mnou moji zenu?'
odvetil Esteban velkodusne
pokusiv Sc 0 veci zertovati. -
"Zaslouzil trochu napomenuti
tento pan, jenz nam zde chtel
davati rozkazy = zde u mas,
nebot' myslim, re tam, kde ty
bydlis, jsem take ia pon9kud
donna"
Ale Betsy opakovala, klepa-
JIG zuby: "Cos to ucinil, nest, asst
nice. cos to ucinil? Vzdy Sc
svoji brutalnosti neco vyvedes
NemaS ami trochu obratnosti a
jemnosti.'
"Bylas ty nezna?" odvetil E
steban drsne. "Tvoje oci byly
-dyky ,jez by by byly uboheho
hrabete probodly - Ubohy clio
v6k -"
Instinktivn6 vzdalil sc cd sve
no porazeneho soupere, ma je-
hoz obliceji rozsirila sc smrtel
ma bledost.
Slime Sc tresouc, avsak 8 roz
hodnosti v dust, nahnula sc A
mericanka k muzi, jejz sice o.
be)stila, jejz vsak prece milova
la. Hrabe Sc nepohnul. Prejela
cukou jeho cello. Toto pocalo jiz
ledoveti. Poklekla a priblizila
svoje rty k jeho, ale tyto Sc ne
pohnuly. Horecn6 strhla mu
vestu tela a piiklonila ucho k
jeho prsoum: srdce mu vice ne
tlouklo. ~L
Nejakou chvili byla Betsy ia
ko ohromena. Tu vSak uslySev-
81 mad sebou lehky selest, duse
ne zakvileni, Vztycila Sc ce-
lou energii zoufale matky. ia
ko nekdy re vzkyprene pndy
vyroste poiednou krasna kve-
dina, tax i matefska laska pre-
vysovala vsecky ostatni pocity
y dust teto dobrodruzky, KITE
re Sc podarilo vnuknouti dcefi
viru, re v jeiim zivote neni mic
zavadneho. Jaka katastrofa,
mnohem horst nezli smrt hra-
bete, by il ocekavala, kdyby
Sc Mercedes dozvedela pravdu.
Vrhla pohled, plpy nena7isti
"a Estebana, jenz tresa Sc, Sep
5al:. "Nechtel jsem to uciniti,
ale musil jsem Sc braniti = 4
pax jsi ty sama -"
mic" vpadla mu do reci
sotva slysitelnym hlasem a beze
a ke galerii.
Pozpala lined, re vrhnoutj
Sc dolu bylo by nesmyslne. Ne
Dot vzdechy, ktere slysela, exi
stovaly toliko Y jeji. fantasii a
jejim svedomi, ktere il hryz
To- o.-Nekiicela.jeji dcera q nevo
!ala il? Stoupala zvolna po
;chodech do prvniho patra.
Mala galerie byla prazdna a
1vere k Mercedes zavreny. -
Chvala bohu! Milovane dite Sc
aevzbudilo. A kdyz Sc Ease ma
vratila do prizemi, byla silna
jako drive. jasneho .ducha, jak
Sc stava nekdy pfi hrozicim
aebezpeci.
Pristoupila skoro neslysne k
natazene postav6 a pocala j
znova ohledavati. Zadna po-
chybnost, hrabee byl M mmrtev, a a:
aiz by phi tom byla kapka krve
prolita.
Pokynula Estebanovi a tentc
5yl prave tax malomyslny, ia.
ko ona odhodlana. Musila jej
dostati z jeho skrytu "a lenos.
kou. Phi tom septal:
Gale = kdybys mi nebyla
tekla, ze jsme ztraceni - a
- tn -"
'sTak prece mic, hlupaku
dovedes byti zmuzilym pouze
/ ye vzdoru. Takovym jsi byl
vzdycky! Musili te vzdy zachra
niti druzi. O, Joe, ten bude miti
radost. a zuslysi tvem nesmy
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PIERRE SALES
Ptelo<H KS

ban, jehoz rozcileni vzrostlo
pri vysloveni jmena Joeho.
''Ty m1 feknes sam, TO Se n
zlibi a jak jsi zpicil ' nekolika
minutach nejkrasnejsi plany.
jak isl zemozni1 ziskani obrov
skeho jmeni, jez bylo urcel1o
pro Mercedes" j
Mercedes, Mercedes kok
tai Estebap. 4 vyrazem nepop
satelnf hrizy pokracovaI:
"Dio milo, kdyby Sc byla tax
vzbudila!" =
"A jestlizs tax spatfila,, jak
jsi vrazdil!"
20, to nesmi nikdy zvsdt-
til" stenal Esteban. .:.Mpsipae
nest'astnika chytfe odstraniti.."
Myslenka na jeho dcerp sill
Ia jeho odyahu. Aniz by Sc Hp-
chu; tfasl, pfikrocil ke syk Qhf
ii, zatim co pravil ke sye, zepk,:
"Pockej poSkej" odvstila
Betsy tupe.
Prenahlene jednanf mphAo
je oba zniciti. Musili 81 Y nSkoli
ka minutach rozmysliti vse. 60
Ultra nebo pozdeji Sc mohlp sta
ii. Ona tiskla kreeovits zkfive
ne prsty ma cello prayila duse
.nym hlasem: ..e ).
"Sluzebnictvo ulehlo jiz pred
hodinou. Kdyby tedy bylo peco
slyseti, bylo by jiz pozde. Mer
cedes spi. Nam tedy cas-. Hrabe
ztravil recer zde, jake obyGei-
ne, u mne. Opustil mne yelice
pozde. Byla krasna noe. Nena-
lezl jiz zadny viz. Lee tedpsmi
ii "a to, ze sci pesky domu. 70
Iii cestu dlouhou ulici, ktera
jiz "a dne jest nebezpecna. A.
" noci jest tam prepadeni zee
la obycejnou veci. Byl srazen x
zemi, rekneme, prave okamzi
ku, kdyz chtel prekrociti Seinu,
blize Trocadera nebo u Jenska
no mostu nebo jeste dale. Ru-
de treba uraziti diva, til kilome
try a vyhnouti Sc policistam.
Budes jej musit nesti." y,
"Ano, ano," odpovedel Este
ban. premahaje cvakot svych
zubu. "A ty pujdes napred.
Slibuji ii, re jej peyne bude dr.
zeti V rukou. Ale ty musis jiti
napred," opakoval "a ukazoya
ii mi cestu."
Esteban zdyihl mrtyolu hra-
bette lehce ma svoje bedra, ale
zakolisal Sc phi prvnim kroku
a bremeno spadlo mu ma zem.
Betsy vrhla nan pohled plny
vycltek. fr-.s,.~
"Na ulici to pGjde," praYl.
"Ale az k vychodu mus!s mi
trochu pomoci."
Uchopil hrabete pod lopatka
mi, zatim co Betsy zdvihla jel
v nohou a tax vynaseli jej 2
hotelu. Betsy zhasla duchapfi
tomnosti svetlo, otevrela do
movni dvere a pax mrize do "a
hradky .Venku uchopil Este
ban hrabete, jak slibil, svypi
pazemi. Ponevadz byl svalna-
ty 2 silly obri, mohl takto syoji
obet' nesti dale. Betsy sla, ma
pred opatrnym krokem a. Este
ban potfeboval neslychanop 81
lu vile. aby j mohl nasledoya.
IT,. sHo
yakmile spatril stin policisty
nebo obycejneho chodce. AZ
stal pcnekud stati, a odpocinuv
ST, prev svoje bfemeno Q zed'.
Konecne dosahli Trocadega.
kde Esteban doufal naleztil pli
znive misto k odlozeni nest'ast
nika. Avsak Betsy pokladala
toto misto "a prilis blizke svf-
mu domu. a vyzvala Estebana,
ably vstoupil ma rampu Trocade
ra a preset Jensky most. ~.
(Pokracovani.) ~
oesoesOesossOesos.o cssos3CH
w PRIJEL! - kDO?
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Synove koloYratkarfoyii..
o. an 5i syyF.


sceTne 0llny ndN 1llIM;.R4 S3*A4
koliV vysla re sve chatrce, be.
Eel jsem, co mi nohy stAfily
Akryti Sc do nasi. PotkAl-li
jsem il nahodou ma ceste a ne.
,nol1l-li jsems Sc il vyhnonti,
smekl jsem uctive a uklonil Sc
j, jako BY byla kralovnou, do
bfe pamatuje ma prani matci-
no, abych byl vsude zdvofi-
lynn.
Zena tato a Franssonovi by
ii nasimi sousedy.
Muslin doloziti, ze Fransso-
tnovi byli lide, ktere by kazdy
/ rad6U nevid6l.
Muslin vsak dati pravde sve
dectvi, ,ze nencinih matce nj
kdy mic vzleho nevyrusili j z
klidu. ;
Hosi Franssonoyi kradli 20
cele vsi u policejniho dradni-
ka, ale matce me nevzali, AMI
co by "a nehet Sc veslo.
u rodicd jejich nezridka
skryvali Sc lide podezreli, nam
vsak nezpGsobovalo to nikdy
starosti, pouze straznik policej
nj casto sousedy nase navstivil
a nepovolane hosty zdvofile a
zdarma do krajskeho mesta
doprovazel.
IIrali jsme 81, jak jsem jiz
yypravoval s nekolika. detmi
vesskymi pred nasi chaloup-
kou. Slunce mile hralo a snlh
znenahla roztaval, promenuje
sc spinavou vodu.
Po delsi dobu jsme vedli boj
snehovymi kulemi a vitezstvi
nesklanelo Sc k szadne strane.
Ob6 strany protivne drzely Sc
! statne q "a hrmotneho veseli
strval boj neustale az nahle
/ ign preskociv plot .pfihahl.- i k
nam krice:
! "Nemotory, zbabelci, neu-
mite sc ami poradne pratt, aby
F.. to "a to stale. Dam vam "a to,
: re jste tax hloupi."
A chopil Sc toho, jenz mu
stall nejblize a neustale jej tlu-
ka vlacel Jim po tajicim snehu.
Deti, v rovnem mi stafi Sc
nalezajici, rozprchly Sc Okla
mite ra vsecky strany, tax re
Ian mohl podle libosti maleho
jich soudruha tryzniti.
Utekl jsem take, ale u dive
ii nasich jsem Sc zastavil, ma
rex uboheho hocha mne zdr-
Eel. Ac teprve sestilety, byl
.;sem prece jiz silny a obratny,
vsak nikoliv odvazny a rozhod
ny. Napadlo mi, re nedobfe ci-
MIN, utikaie jako ostatnl a ne
chavaje Janovi obet jeho bez
obrany. Cosi mne ponoukalo,
abych mu prispel ku pomoci.
70. kratkem zapasu mezi zba-
b6losti mou a. cti zvit9zila
tato.
,Obratnym akrobatickym sko
KEN octl jsem Sc ma bojisti a
! to takovou prudkosti, re
.isem padl ma Jana jako puma
- Jan ihned pustil vlasy zs
E6z hoSika drzel.
Chvili valeli jsme Sc sne
hem. Drzel jsem Sc nohama kl
ku jeho a rukama nbhou a tax
jsme Sc kouleli, az ku plotu.
Zatim maly sbity hoch krice
"a narikaje z pima hrdla dial 81
y III. titek a nechal mne ma holii
kach.
Musel jsem 81 pomoci sam.
Jakmile jsme Sc nalezali !
plotu, pustil jsem Jana, .udela
l.ozelec a postavil Sc, chtsje
aimed uteci do sv6tnice - a Il
witt "a sebou dvere, ale nem
10 Sc mi to zdafiti. Nezli jsen
sc ku dverim dostal dohoni
mne Jan a nastala pyni pray'
nonba kolem plotu. 1e
Nikdy jsem nepouzival akr
baticke obratnosti .sve, lee, byl
il otec donna, nyni mi ysak ri
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PRIME Sc dslnik ktery je o
beznamen praci, podavani do
tiskarsksho pressu. Haste Sc v
tiskarns "SvSta". :?
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EMa pr narazl az "a naskM nae. ts
lf.l sc dc hlavy, al mu tekls
.]krev z nosu.
! Pro divaka musilo to, byti
zvlastnf podivana, jak jsem
pred a "a plot b6hal aneb ska
kal kdyz Sc pronasledoynik
Mi sehnul chteje mne chytiti,
ljej preskocil.
Ql9pho nemohla honba tr-
vati, neb silly mi ubyvalo. Asj
20 pdl hodine padl jsem pri
poslednlm skokn pres plot una
ven ma druhou stranu nemoha
poystati.
| Srdce tlouklo mi unavenim
q strachem. Zavrel jsem oci q
cekal, az pest Janovou ucitim
ma sobe. : IS
Skutetne chopily Sc mne ru-
Ice. Pripadaly mi jako srouby,
TAX pevne sviraly mne a hlubo
~ bas zaznel mi v usich:
"Satansky klYku, sbil jsi ia.
ma do krve, pocket, to mi spla-
|tis draze. ma mou veru!'
Srdce me jez dosud hlasits
nusilo, razem stichlo, hrizou
Ztuhla mi krev v zilach. Male
|zal jsem Sc V rukou Gerne Sti-
ny. Ncbal jsem Sc pouze bitf,
kdyz j1~m otevrel oci a pohle-
dl ma jill seredny oblicej, ale
neceho jiniho.
V du.si me vznikla myslen-
&a, re jest Sc nnou konec. ze
Sc kratkG dobe promenim z
cloveka V jesterku, zelvu neb
s
jine ohyzdne zvire, mel jsem
"a jiste. vida Sc v jeji moci.
Kdyz mne nejakou chviil We
|vysi !drzela 2 mnou trasla, N.Y.
lslil jsem, ze nase chalupa stoji
Ina komins, hodina mnou kone:
1cne ma zem 2 chytla mne "a IL
Imec; ocekaval jsem nyni, re
|inne promeni We zvire, ale mi
|sto toho poucila mne prudka
bclest, jiz jsem citil, re radna
hill ma ma zada swine dopada
= ze jsem tedy prece maly
hoch, jemuz udili notny W.
prask. Kdyby byla dele pokra
covala, nebyl bych asi vyvazl
Sc zdravou pateri, vsak jiz po
dvou ranach zvolal kdosi ma
mou tryznitelku:
""Tisic later! Stino, nezab mi
prec kluka, nevis ami, re v mem
lvezi kapital. Jet obratny ja-
10 kocka!"
! Cern& Stina hodila mnou ma
nejblizsl smetiste, kdez jsem
bez hEuti lezeti zlstal.
! Poznal jsem HAS otcly a pc
Icit,. jenz Sc mne pri tom zmoc-
|nil, byl asi takovy, jako Glove.
ka, jenz Sc dust koufem kdyz
|se mu zda, Re jest zachranen,
nenadale Sc. ocitne v plane.
mech. ;.
I Nejakou chvili necitil an
lneslysel jsem niceho, tax jsem
|byl ustrasen. PAX citil jsem
liak. studena ,ruka pohladila
mne po cele a privetivy HAS "a
|septaf:
"Jak to S MIN dopada? Coz
'lhc tax sbili? Boze! Conny, ne
|rnazes Sc AMI hnouti ami ma Pa
Via Sc podivati nebo ma nehe
i promluviti?"
J Cftil jsem teply dech ma tv.
; Il sye, pax mne nekdo opatrni
Izdyihl . do svetnice odnesl.
Vedel jsem % vsem. Moh
jsem ma rec Paylovu odpovede
| |it, q otevritt oci, alea meme
: iioem !dosti odvahy. Byl jsen
! lrad, ze spoclyam ma prsou Pa,
) lovych, re nemusim Sc divat
/ Ina otce a ,jemu ma asotazky jeh,
/ odpovidati.
!; Payel polozil mne We syetni
Ici. ma lavici. Po]ibil mne, pi
. olcemz skapla ma tvar mou vre
ia slza.
il Hpulo to mnou. Objal jsen
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PRODA Sc lot ma Joan Ave.
blize Lorain Ave. ma splatky
Liberty Bond Sc prime jako
|prvni splatka. Haste sc u p.
Neuzila, 9715 Denison Ave.
81
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-09-04
DAVIS DISTRICT

Mrs VIM. Parker Of Alma visited
her daughter. Mrs. X. c. SaVton, last
week.
Fred Neidhardt is i'm Grand Rapids
this week visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs John Baker enter
tanned relatives from Angola. Ind.
last week.
Louis Merwin and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. w Hutchinson and ~ Howell
Of Alma, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
Beard spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Henry Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carver, Mrs.
Elizabeth Clark Of Rockford. and
Mrs. +. p Fetch of Grand Rapids
visited Monday at c. Neidhardts.
Joe Degraft and family, Mrs NJ.
Coon and Flora Cranston Of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. b Clifford of Riverdale.
Bert Damon and family and Mr.. and
Mrs NJ Wiles were Sunday visitors
M Nelson Husted's.
School began Tuesday. The teach
or will board at VIM. Housers
Walter Clark and family of near
Butternut were visitors at Mrs. Gro
zier's, Sunday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-09-04
Items ofCounfyDeWS
neps OF our neisbborins oiiIsaes Ss CLEANED each
tOeek by our special staff OF correspondents

Mildred Cleverdon left Monday for
Ithaca where she will attend high
school
w. S. Lamb of the Owosso Baking
company transacted business here on
Tuesday.
Frank Tucker of Alma was here
on business Wednesday.
VIM. Parr of Ferris was here on
business Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Lang and
daughter, Mildred, transacted bust
ness Thursday.
John Straight of Crystal was
business caller here Friday.
Mrs. l.. c. Woodland returned Fri
day from Pennsylvania where she
has been for the past year with her
daughter, Mrs. Wesley Parr
Mrs. Frank Hicks and sister Edna
Naffzigger, visited Thursday and Fri
day with their sister, Barbara Witter
of Breckenridge.
Ed Henry of Battle Greek visited
old friends here last week.
viii Hicks and family near Alma
visited Saturday at the home of his
father.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Moss and child
rem of Lyons visited relatives and
friends here over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs Huey of Portland
visited their aunt over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Fullerton visited
her parents the last of the week.
Miss Genevieve Donahue is visit
ing relatives in Illinois.
Albert Ernsberger arrived here
Friday evening to meet his bride,
Miss Edna Naffzigger who has been
spending the past two weeks with
her sister, Mrs Frank Hicks They
left Saturday morning for Alma ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hicks, where they were quietly mar
ried at the Methodist church. Mr.
and Mrs. Ernsberger left on the flyer
for their new home in Chicago Their
many friends extend congratulations
Mrs. +. G. Booth and children Of
Seligman, Arizona. visited last week
at the home Of her husbands brother,
c. A. Booth, and family.
Rev. Poole of Saginaw held serv-
ices at the S. d. Adventist church
Saturday morning and evening also
Z ''HiiNSfN evening lis StlBiOlS WtIt
very interesting.
f. f.. McClenathan and wife mo-
tored to st. Johns Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fowler enter
tanned her sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Wood of Saginaw
over the week end.
Carl Fisher and wife visited Sun
day in Riverdale at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fisher.
Sam Cleverdon and family visited
relatives near Edmore Sunday.
Thomas Lang and family motored
to Edmore to visit their friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Christensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murl Bogert have
returned to their home i'm Grand
Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Housman of Crystal
visited Sunday at the home of her
mother, Mrs. John Hogle.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-09-04
WRIGHT SCHOOL.

Marion. the fifteen months old
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bilsby.
died very suddenly Sunday morning
of diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wesley Webb spent
Sunday with the formers sister. Mrs.
Jessie Erhman, and family near st.
Louis.
Eugene Crum had his tonsils and
adenoids removed Saturday.
Miss Vera Veeder spent the week
end with her sister near Summerton
Mr. and Mrs Matt Lent and son
are spending a week in Detroit and
st Clair.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the birth Of little son TO Mr..
and Mrs Bert Mills of Ann Arbor.
formerly Of this vicinity.
Miss Mary Moyemant returned TO
her duties az the Ann Arbor hospital
after a three weeks vacation.
Mrs. James Edwards is spending a
couple Of weeks in Ann Arbor.
a rood many from this vicinity
attended the fair at Ithaca Thursday
and Friday.
Miss Beulah Grandy Of Newark is
ct wv tidNN " |ii ItI SISTER,
Mrs Roy Webb.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Rockafellow
and family spent SUNDAY with the
lafter's sister near Middleton.
Mr.. and Mrs Arson Wilber Of
Alma spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. Lcntz.
Mr. and Mrs Foster Wilber and
baby spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Stone in Alma.
Mrs. Minnie Simmons is entertain
inc her mother and sister and hus-
band Of Kalamazoo. whom she has
not seen for twenty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huph Johnson and
children and Mrs Miller and Mr.. Ed.
Forrest of Elwell ate Sunday din
ner with Mr. and Mrs. Matt John
stor
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Petit enter
tented his mother Of Lansing and
sister from Jackson last week Mr.
Petit is getting along nicely from
injuries he cot in his fall.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-09-04
TOWN LINE

best candies. DeLuxe.-77-tf-c
Leet Adams and family enter
tanned two automobile loads of COM
pany Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Martin and Miss Fern
Stewart of St Louis were the guests
of their sister. Mrs. Claude Church,
and family last week.
Rex Johnson who has been working
in Alma is home again.
Mrs. Helen Martin of St. Louis
called on Mrs. Frank Whitcraft Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Adams spent
Tuesday with their son, Melvin, and
family.
Pat Whitcraft was in st. Louis
Tuesday on business.
Frank Whitcraft and family and
Willis Lemon were callers in Alma
Sunday
Will Leonard and family of Flint
autoed here Saturday to visit with
relatives.
Leslie Hoyt and family and Mrs.
Eliza Whitcraft spent Sunday with
relatives near Forest Hill.
Mrs. Lee Fernburge spent Sunday
with Mrs. John Shong of Alma.
Mrs. Frank Whitcraft called on
Mrs. Erma Shong of Alma Sunday,
who is i'll.
Gilbert Barry attended the fair at
Ithaca Friday.
Dewey Omans and wife were in
Alma Sunday.
Pat Whitcraft called at Andrew
Welch's Sunday morning.
Joe Blacksmith has gone to Cleve-
land, Ohio, to visit relatives.
George Ferris spent Saturday
night with his uncle, Clarence Ferris,
and family near Forest Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Leonard visited
the latter's brother, Clarence Ferris,
and family near Forest Hill Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferris is visiting at
John Shong's in Alma.
Mrs. Helen Martin has gone back
to Detroit after visiting relatives
here
Leet Adams is on the sick list.
Emley Church has been entertain
ing company the past week.
Fern Stewart, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Claude Church,
has returned to her home in st.
Louis.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-09-04
FOREST HILL

The Misses Ella Bradford and
Clara Hamilton of Saginaw were
week end visitors at the home of
the latter's parents.
Seth Frisbie has returned from his
visit with relatives at Cashmere.
Washington
Mrs Emma Daily entertained com
pany from Lansing Sunday and Mon
day.
Mrs Eva Axtell of Bay City was
the guest Of friends in town over the
week end.
Chas Hamilton spent the week end
with relatives in Alma
Miss Edith Burg of Alma spent
Sunday with friends in town.
c. f. Huffman and Mrs. l.. +.
Garfield visited friends at Shepherd
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Russ and
family and Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Rock
attended the Beery family reunion at
the home Of James Stalter near Mt.
Pleasant Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Robinson are
entertaining The latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cottrcll Of Beldng.
Miss Vera Barnhar, of Pleasant
Valley is visiting her sister, Mrs c.
Best
Mrs Dora Lanauc of Detroit spent
from Satarday until Tuesday with
-er sister Mrs Fred Robinson. and
family.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-09-04
BRECKENRIDGE LOCALS
BY Special Correspondent

Mrs. George Crane and son, Rob
ert. who have been guests at the
home of DR. d. A. Curtiss and wife,
returned to their home in Grand
Rapids Monday.
Mrs. AL. Emery went to Lansing
Sunday to visit her son, Harry,
and wife.
Harry Stevens of Annapolis came
Monday for a months stay with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Stevens.
c. X. Fox and wife and Mrs. r.
Bodfsh motored to Wheeler Saturday
afternoon.
A. f. Crawford and sons, Watson
and Robert, and Willard Hopkins mo-
tored to Alma to the ball game on
Monday
Fay Anderson of Flint came home
for the week end and Labor Day re-
turning to Flint Monday evening.
The Misses Mamie and Ada Royal
of Bay City came Monday to teach
in the Breckenridge schools again
this year.
Mr. and Mrs Winsow of Alma
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas
+. Watson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hicks of Alma
motored to Breckenridge Sunday to
visit the latter's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Shafcr.
Miss Lydia Rehfus of Calumet ar
rived in Breckenridge Sunday TO re-
sumo her duties as principal Of the
Breckenridge schools for the fifth
year
). NJ Hopkins of Riverdale spent
the week end and Labor Day Will
friends here.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-09-04
SUMNER

'ohn Ferris was at Grand Rapids
lest week on business.
Carl Leonard left the first Of the
week FOR Flint where he has employ
ment
Adlia Cleverdon left Monday morn
irg for Biz Rapids where he will at
tend The Ferris Institute the coming
wear
Melvin McClenathan returned Mon
de- % his work in Lansing
Llo'd Harvey returned TO his home
N Chicago after weeks visit with
relatives here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-06
ROAD WORK TO
BEGIN SOON
e. 0~S ~~e
49, .F, -
County. Commissioners Ad-
+ journ Until February
T.. 25th.

The county commissioners meeting
came to a close last night and they
will not again until February
rs, at which time they will open IL
for bridges which are to be built
throughout the county during 1919.
Between thirty to forty thousand dol
lars is spent every year on bridge
building in Grand Forks county.
This is made necessaryson account OF
the large number y of %culverts
throughout the county.
A resolution was passed at the
meeting of the county commissioners
to appropriate $4,000 to correspond
to similar amount from the state n
federal government for the construc"
ton Of a road between Northwood
and Thompson which will be called
the Southern Grand Forks County
Trail" This road was started last
summer and was completed as far as
the county line or to Aneta; eventu-
ally the road will be continued to
Bismarck. Some of the surveying has
been done for the spring work but no
other work has been started.
A new card system has been in
Stalled in the county auditors Office
and has been approved of by the COM
m%issioners. The system will be used
for the keeping of delinquent person
al property tax records ready at
hand, Heretofore only the book sys-
TEN was used and it necessitated the
wasting Of time and handling OF
many books. The card gives the
name, district and all the history of
tax payments of the citizen.