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CHELSEA, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, PUBBt AltY 27, H O .
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BILL’S COLUMN
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Timely Discussions of variuus
finds that may interest you,
"B ILL”
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Mrs. Geo. By ties ftu&bmW A W r
■ Short HJilciip.
FAIRBANKS - MORSE BUOPOSITION NOT W HAT IS WANTED
HERE.
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C R R V W ^S
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tfp r FfcMirjN* < »
: Ggp. .fjTOnfor, qf D etroit, spopt
Mrs». George Bpref,^, Sr., of Lima vveoitend ’hdfh, his.
Winnie1)' if tio'i-s ;ii o changing?
'jnvntiiip d,W ■Stmtoy. eivwfKjr, f'bft ■Sfre, F ran k Giptmuv'r,
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^uminy wo almost juul the shock of
HARM?
rioHT
102S. a fte r a shoFf HlneSfi.
o«v lives while in LVireiJ.
Feriminent fvasonieiiU are SalisfnrCaroline Magdalen Schneider Was.
lory is Concensus <>f Opinion at
bpyn in AYurtenborg, Germany', on OcNot .so many yours ago the horse­
Meeting.
J fo U V - S h o c p m o t o . A m e n c J i Atr«h lo eh ... v,..,.
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less eurriuge was tin.1 talk of the coun­
In April tkfid. She niade lmi- ^ortjj: -?y \'.,'v - ' t : ■
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try. Now it is the modern means of
A large representative group of
with relatives fn Bluladplphla’^ V i ; F d . Koch itqd J ,; llnbnpvT..ft‘mii* hi.
transportation. Ami the ol.l horse iiii'ii gathered at the Fireman’s ball
Washington..vniil she.'.eatni to ific/ip D etroit Mofuiny.
find buggy has disappeared.
Monday evening lo partake in the
mass meeting called for further dis­
; i^ltip d , Kaliniioeli, o / D etreit, wgit;.'i’oilay we travel so fast we cannot cussion of the electric light proposi­
hOrpo''over
.Sunday.
BUFFALO
consider the old stow means of gelling tion. Because of the absence of the
(lie farm in Ipina qn, which th e y hnvdj
around,
chairman of the previous meeting 1).
hiadp Uieir honsc fo r the pBst ftp yefi&'J
C h a n d l e r ^ ..s p e ir t’ S t i n d a i '.'
III
H. W urstor appointed C, I.erman to
She is survived. by her husbanfh relntivcB iri. Dotroih '
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There was a tim e though when the net as chairman.
fire
AJKr A-TCfgqfern, ^they hi-o
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bieyele was considered a fine and fast
The first m atter that was Wrought
Jacob it. of 6hpl«ea. George 'J c o f Li­
Vctfiw Kvuna made
\y
tne.vn.v />! travel. Hut W a y it is afiom up for discussion was the case of the
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ma, Fya;Qathe'nne McIntosh of Flint, t o D e t r o i t A lo iu ln y .
out of the running.
Consumers Bovver Company. II. it.
nnd Clara «hd;A n)M dl o rD e tro it, i:i
Turnbull inquired about the ease­
.George B
gw
indchH ^iy hh!18” ^ jfti
In suburban districts and smaller ments, and this question was then
children Mil' two ^ r n lltapif^gml foul- { C helsea v
coniiminitie.s the bicycle still is a discussed thoroughly.
sisters living iii the east.
incaiis of cheap trasportation Imt in
A suggestion was advanced that it
Mre. ttnrei'x, fit hOr ygungqr t|.
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the congested districts of the larger might be more aggreablc to the citi­
cheerfully
resiioridt'd to the cal1’
lilies one hantty expects Co see them. zens of the village if the Consumers
sickness among Tiop ,- ndghhfif'
Bovver Company would agree to work
many friends and iihfi will lengS
■Sunday we did see a man riding a in conjunction with the village conn­
inctnberecl for hoy Iflndnosks to fl|ii ......
W yelc in the downtown district of ed in regard to the spirting of polls
C laire G. 1 ,
Funeral services pill be hold frolin
Oetroit.
etc, .1. K. Swanson, manager of the
o rg e t
the rreldoncei 'IS '^ ’iiwsdiiy.
Consumers Bower Company snid Unit
ul li! o’clock nml frorn the yjqti Luth^ ‘ d iis , ML iiftd.Sirifi OV'r.' tldoveiv
Mow lie was aide to go along and they would be very willing lo toivk
eran church at Ilogcrs CoFnerfl At 1
hot get kitted was almost a miracle. under any such agreement and were
o’clock. - Kev. E. Thlcmo will !ofilcIivtq, ■ MiwV1TSsthe):' .l^wfck was." tttl.'-Afrti''’
Hut- he seemed to lie making good it possible to fix up such a contract
Interment vviif be m«t|? ip thU- Won; Arbor visitor, Saturday.fM-»a
scia
%«progress although he attracted con­ they would be glad to do so.
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cemetery.
,
siderable attention.
Contract Cannot be Changed Now.
Rev. nnd Mrs. J?. A. OaVfiea a i u l '
M RS, JACOB D A N C ER DIES
T H IR D M U SICAL M EM O R Y flEG U LA R S .W W FROM
/NWif,v iidJJ fryn^ tm e r r o & j o r WfOrWRThu difficulty being that it is too
Kvidently spring is well on its way late to change the contract which is
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TRJBUJVE S M JLES
ingdalu where they will mnkn their
C O N C ER T T H U R S D A Y
how. J?e>w.v) /mesons h.viv? informed to be voted upon. The Question of
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hoipeWell Known llcsidral of Sylvan Dies
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°s th a t they have seen rohliins.
easements seemed to be the main
A fter Long !Ducks,
j Most troubles are imaginary, but
{ioilit oif discussion. The Consumers
Mr. aJitt Mrs. Er.fn Hclninger,; or
’I be third curiccrt in the Music
------- ilot automobile trout. I'S.
It is hard to tell them that others Power company arc desirous of plac­
in
l>a4t
Q
uarter
Gives
Viclblry
Rally
Limit,
spCfnl Sundny \yith Mv; mpi blro^.-.
Memory Goiitesl v. ill lie hr Id in the
Mrs. Jacob Dancer died at her home,
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*nw them lirel hut the reports were ing their poles in back lots or at
'To CiielacR,
H. 3 . n c in ia g e r,
' church.
Thursday
Saturday afternoon, February iMtli.
The woman w ho thinks only of hei (.’ongrei'alional
hhoul a week late.
places of vantage.
The permanent l(li!:), after an ■illness of six years,
evening. M arch.1. at 8 o‘r.W.V. 't'h'r
looks Iways look- it.
The St. Mui”C Kegulnhi hqd a elOfid
casements arc merely a m atter of
M r. apd M re. John . Bi Q kor:and .
i1iii he a ; ph mini roacerl. Mrs. Harry
/•Yioefti? 6’oy, iftiughfcr of John and;
•J’W/fww has Mcwue a popular issue form which is necessary before the
Annic Coy, was born in linadilla, July;
It is not iiuposHit.il> for
thin man Biivlicr of Ann Ar’n.o1, >ri!l liring n gitine Sunday nfjenioon in Detroit diigglifcr Mildred, speiff Sunday vyith r
hi tlie village of late, But then look company can operate over a persons
groii]i of y.iiing pioiple from th at city with tlie Rosary Shum rooW .; A t the Mr- iW M rs. John Schimf.. ■ v ati, tKtt. When a young girl she came: to make a stout denial.
■W Uetroit. They are having a great property.
to give tile program . Owing to th end of the first half tho Detroit tenpi
with her parents to Lima and on Mavj
'idle about who is goiti,- to be their
The m atter was then brought to a 18, 1867, she wus united ill m arriage 1 You may not be aide to say, "The umiMi.il aruouut of M'ckness it was led by a score of 10 to 0.
'•ext mayor.
head by calling for a vote on the to Jacob A. Dancer. They commenced i : am e,'’ but you can still say "The ini(H>:,.-il>le to h<>M thesn concerts tin
The third q u a rte r told a different n Sui)daM Cirdtof at' Bto'honip' of ='Mr.;m atter of whether or not the people housekeeping on the farm in Limai; :*i i i i e to you.” *
Tohn f'rymutti.
the Iw^vr u'ent Iti to wfn Atit nnrf
past, two weeks, hu? Tbur.-iJw-y
rat­
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ing all the num ber- including this were met at alm ost pvery turn.' Th^
'The only difference between Chelsea present who were property owners anil fn tSTS (few moved' lo l.incoln, J
n,a( U etroit on th a t issue is that in would be willing to g ran t live per­ Nebraska, where they remained fori In
woman’s novel Die principal weeks group will he given. A luiI|W face they se t though tvas boo mHch •ML end Mrs. duffles M artin and
The vote of the one year.. In J8M they returned to | ingredients uv love, monev mill ina- .v.tendance is anticipated.
for the Detroit team . During thp soy) John, ftpd
'Slight, pf ^ ’»V.
Detroit the persons go out after the manent easements.
fourth q u arter they c u t lopse nnd A r b o r , " o v e r e ; R p P » y g u e A tp . a t I P '/
J°l>, ami in Chelsea the job has to go meeting was strongly in favor of Michigan and settled on the farm in trimony
evened the score and
granting the easements.
.......... Sylvan on which they made their
lio n ib - o f M r, n P M m , D , W . W p in t^ r,
a fte r the man.
K E L L Y G R E E N 'S WIN
A man from the State Highway home for many years- In March HI IS
point lead which they hinlntalrtc^fun" -Vf•/--G’ i ^'^v:?VT/•N'Bk
;Yi;H;!') T' T?
I
As yet the m irror has not been
til ihe h.v.v! irfifiTfe.
'Hiere pro some other differences department was to have been at the they came to Chelsea.
made that will enable inan o see liimFR
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During the hist q u arter tho Chelsea
'■bough that are very m aterial. For in eel i»^ lo roper I on Ibe scwomgi'
Mrs. Dancer is survived by h e r self as others sen him.
t . *
forwardu both scored two basket s p u d Mtpfttfi,
'hxlanco the salary. In Uetroit they disposal concerning M f*-- None of the husband, four sons, J. Nelson, Kriwst
The Kelly Greens met and defeated Brooks caged 3 and 3 free t h t w a j
Hot thousands while here you got men wore here to make the report and R., Herman, nil of Chosen, and MmHunt the bright side. If CohunbiiH
pf^nck'sbjti.
the
St John's Junior:, of Jackson here McDonough the D etroit center is ered'bunks.
so the m atter was passed over.
mott H. of Limn; two daughters, Mrs. hadn’t discovered America we would
last e i (llllg. The game wa
•laved ited with is uf the 21 points mndo by
F. F.. Coojier and Mrs. Ilerunm Bicive all be foreigners.
Committee Makes Report.
ill the Sr. Mary gj n. At tlw end of Detroit. The game ended .wHlr-tHo EtV.cVMoran.cvf Jt’cKwn were
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of
Limn;
20
grandchildren,
two
great
Hut even a t (Imt the job is a good
The committee which had booh ap­
tin' nr l ha!f the s, fe V.,-l -■|;rvl .S' , } wvwr- LVj Co Of.
r
gUosts At t p Holme of Mr* w MOf< ^
Isn’t this singer nroJ .e.ij<.v.--,i..v'
0,,e and requires the energy of a level pointed to investigate the oil burning grandchildren nnd two brothers, John
U m iu r the sennul Ids’f the Kelly
Mtnnmnry;
Clnrehce y iricb.
and
Chnrles
Coy
of
Mason.
dor
some
New
Brunswick
steivV
beaded
man.
V
engines and ('specially the BnirbanksGr< en. licekeri up on their guarding '. Iwis. a f>6)
Bos.
Dolroii y jl)
Funcrnl services were held from th»j
-------------------Morse proposition made their report.
and allow c l Ut ore goal for the Jack- Mini roe
........ _R F _____ ____ ;. Licjit;
Ice skates would have been almost The committee had gone to Ann Arbor residence at 2::)0 Monday afternoon, j CA, u ,TV m .jsu i.T S FROM
>011 lean), while iliev roll .1 111 SIX Kaereher — ........L F ... ........... BourVo lrp?t wjjnp. w ee^rm :
v z & ir ,.<,
Rev.
C.
S.
Hislev
ofliciaied.
Interm
ent
j
BLOWS
OF
ROM.INC
BIN. basket';.
lls satisfactory ns rubbers or galoshes where (they had confered with the
Brooks
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McDonough
was
made
in
Oak
Grove
cemetery.
yesterday. Icy sidewalks ami streets engineering deportm ent and had ob­
Death was the result of a trap set
1lie game t uded \\ ill, a cori' of i!0 Mcltoenhals ----- ..R<;............ 'phonpis;
1*0110 walking as well as nutoiug liaw- tained facts concerning the engines.
hy several conspirators some lime ago. lo 1.0. Sirtiivurv:
1Mnmm -------LG.. ... Guarhiori
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INTEREST
in
LINCOLN
,l|dous.
I The causality vncus i ei! last week 1 Rtdlv (.Jr, e. (■•*>>
Then the committee, went lo Quincy
Ml. 11Dims (10)
.Snbstitule.s;Delaney for I.icliL Jnhp
CLUB’S BANQUET SHOWN.
! when (he victim was caught in the Tuttle
where one of the Fairbanks-.Morse
i:F
. Riley for 'liionms, Thomas for Dchmey.
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i latest trap set for him.
I Wheeler
We saw a good m any people out plants, sim ilar to the one that could
1 ‘- - ............. Kuhn
Baskets; Ciielsea, Brooks C, Ktiety!
fbopping Sunday and Monday. The bo used bore is now in operation. The Address hy Dr. Rice on A dm inistra­ j For weeks the home on K. Middle i (,'ouk
Free (hrovvsy
- U ........ -■ Kciiricdy eher 3, Monroe 2.
tive Problems A ttracting Mirny.
i street hnd been iruihv.tcd hy the ’.in- ' Kdcr
'Ce did disappear in some places veal committee returned the. r°l,orl
OUR
BG ............. Kiintofi Brooks 1.
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i welcome guest.
Every means of iKeusch
*!' 8t. Did vou notice (bat "Observer"? they wore unanimous in their decision
■■•LG---....... Caraphclt
(5 IN
Baskets, D etroit: MeDonough -.'.S/
that the Fairbanks-M orse proposition
• capture that was po.-ailde was vise!; Suhsliiat
J
i\ir Kcuseh, ffourfee 2, Thomna l, Free Utvopfst
>OI)S
TJwl
Ere
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nrein
Club
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,{i,iepoison, tra p s ; Hagc-n for Riley. B.nidy fot- Kuhn, McDmiough !l, llourke 1, T’claney 1.
FA ^ n<' another Question "Observer,” was no) wJ.ijjJ nvj.v wanted in Chelsea.
B. i Muy*c,
From their investigation they found which is lo be held in the Michigan j anij detectives were ill Oil the trad, j lt;,;k. |v: Gunk -I, T uttle 2, Wheeler
t. °w did y0u K(;t along with the ico ou
Referee, Mas Lemon.
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Union,
Ann
Arhor,
March
8,
will
bo
j
,..in(l]|y
(|u>
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V
\a.s
ail
set.
that the plant was not considered re ­
1lie ( J, KeviM-h I, i’oticiit I, Hagen ", Brady
M ile w alks?
and the head d
liable. At Quincy they found that a success in every respect seems ns- • vi(.tj,n w.„
I, Kennedy 1. Free throws, Koituedv
trelL spent ^ u ftp y 'V''H Mre. Msure! and tlie committee in clmrge ‘s j t(V|jvt. (.|ll|<f| fl)V (ps
.sic- nn■;f,-:p^^;)la n i coni has been a t such a pro- the rales were high and y d I'10 plant lixluy announcing that the dem and. swi.iva (ill, :l|,v,Ci,is of iit,r husband,
R E S E R V E S WIN FROM
Wooa mid
h m e by Ibe.ir iittlo son
^
F
,
■'im w l so hard to obtain th at ninny was not making money. Consider­ for ticket-s is so great th at there , s . bringing with her tlie rolling pin.
D E T R O I T T E A M 0 T O 6 spending the p P t Dfo *ceks bbn-.. , - .
.»r^*J§?ri5ons here have been forced to use able discussion resulted from the
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some iikelihoot) that it ted.1 .'.'ciw/w.v.'-; ,l h(! j„-.-{n in',cnt of death was ap"
coa-'- And to hear the complaints slaU'meate ax to life exjteases o f Iho ble lo accomodate every one who do- |().|>(l |md n l;,1(,|. Bui the rat which
Quincy
plant.
T H E IR OWN C O U R T Local Team H uh Em*y Game Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. %. tt\t# o n ^ ^ 5 % - 'the housewives have been making
was the victim was killed, A kind
L. G. Bnlmer, who reported for the sires to attend.
soot and dirt, it is a wonder
son, Indtaha, are njaWng am h]ge- .
W ith the announcement th at Dr. M. friend has sent Another rolling pin In
folks have not gone to using committee in the absence of the chair­ S. Rice of Detroit, has Iwcn sreured
Thp
St,
Miiry
R
esenais
had
dfi
d
ti^
hiftots;>P
iijf>ve
the
lady
to
replace
tlie
destroyed
one.
!
Chelsea
Boys
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10
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5,
man also stated th at the full typo of
: ><k1.
johv. H jodelahg,. of -Th;.treiti ,spe.iv .,
U»m Sunday, iiflcrnoqh ddfeal.ing lh a
to jjjivc the address on this occasion
Diesel engine looked much better.
Mrs, E. VI. Smith nnd daughter,! The t'-bel.^.o l.wy.v had a fmiff game S o p Tr.sj L ig h tn in g ttvv of Di'frtjfif. the weekehtf a t the hpnff o f ftiff 1^ ;
It. C. Bnul, sales engineer of the Washtenaw county residents are «sAVON'S FLAY HIGH
Hurt’tt
fhaf
(he
evening
«iW
he
a
pm
,
Miss Georgia Russell, were in Saline,' w ith Gross Imko on the foreign Court. The Rer.erves mgdo ft good prnflHce ehls, M r. «B»d M*»:
McIntosh amt AVmrwar cufTMtwIron
SCHOOL TEAM HERE. upon introduction by tiro chairman fitable one. Dr. 'R’« is admittedly Monday to attend the funeral of Mre. The G rass J*f»ku team s huve only been game of it, caging baskets a t liberty
| be OhgtePft High basket ball team s told the people of the full type of Die­ one of D etroit's lending pastors ami Smith's nephew, Lanmre Ewing.,,,'The rh'fchtcd n few timer. «« th eir p\y» and perfecting th e ir pH&a w ork They
[LniouC the boys and girls teams of sel engines and vvhat they were doing is sought nationally ns a speaker. His lad was accidently shot nnd fatally cours. The sm all Acere hiiicaU a that were: able to tak e the hall frobi oju'
<>nd of the court to the o lh ff w ith iit]>son Friday n ig h t o f this week. His talk was interesting and his prop­ address deals \Yith adm inistrative wounded lust T hum luy aftarpeon a t ilre gafnh w:rs bdtly.
improvements
which
he
hopes
lo
see
the home of a school friend In Bontiuc either team s game until the Tm»l tie-trouble.
*e game w ill be played on the local osition was discussed. The costa of
they KV'nVcpvoreif near (fiofr
accomplished
and
is
the
outcome
of
no
whistle.
iy.v
hi., the W elfare building.
th'b Bill type Diesel engines would bo
fcl
(.ibplrea- pppr.iot;qt-crif,'joined to pljiy- own bask et they-W ould take: llic'V d l
considerably more, an d would beabout Small amount of thoughtful fnyesfi*
gallon and study on Ids part.
><<!i <>a sOi-h n ,-niaB coihI and lhi« back flown th e floor srhd s ta rt over
$iO,(KW for the engines. .
While tlie banquet hs planned p ri­
"S A M ’S D I C tlO N A K V ^
hamliftipped
y,e bojysVxirith jJieir pnmi- ngaiq. B.’iskcto w ere made at liberty
V fcfi O m m itlc K «s!a More Time
and ip such rapid succession ilint lhc
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m arily for W ashtenaw county resi­
GiKAvqrk. Btooksauul iiclVut'.■'mmned
,.The question of tho gas franchise dents, Detroit men, prominently con­
Dvn hmikofa oitch Which. weyp/Uie. i>n|yJ ■wore k w p rre were, k ep t busy.
At the end of the firet h alf the score
' N
aii)| rates was nskod and B. B. Turn- nected with political life, arc mnkinff
field
ifhoH imid*, by the ChoiAcq team,
A D V E R T IS IN G
buL' v f W e b a ir m a n of the committee reservationa nnd the interest- ip Dr.
iros
-ii
to
S
in
fa
c
e
r
of
tiff
Roservo*.;’
th e
giiurittug o f Vc.gel .; and
During the second h a lf the Ifoffimisn
j i i w
' ' ^ r » J* **>p «BmW» Rice's address is already keen.
BqehUir. Upld t)(e GrivviLiipke featn to
bivthere
changed off nnd eveoed up
T he meeting will be non-partiifAVhi
F :b»cket«.; /■'■■'•T'v ''
T ,
s &
m :w
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c a Mj -W
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w nshtenilw
Ktks
O te-W
^htom iw Gas,
Gas toto Lincoln club oflkials state, and Ah
.Farmers who are contemplate
G's'jr
Iqrakets,'.
Ju st 'th re e times w ere
Sum m ary;
ipg holding auction sales this
.r^ u ld .W
t« o’cet Wltll open minded discussion o f problems
OliMsea (I'd)
iV-. Grass.'Lake (IV) the Ib'tJoH players nblo to find thd
basket.
spring will be well ici>ai<i bu us­
fh c CWiYrolttec in **9*1
days. A n facing the legislature will be taken up.
M ayer
...J f F — ;...«L M 'alkcr
E ^v f
Sum m ary;
ing advertraing in th e Trib .pa, 1
AdBmisM pf the prepory of. the compR i s l e y ------- - ..LI'.... Kniektffltocker
made and thoy de^rtrl
NVpjctoj; (filg/j
Bus.
'D etroit (6)
Nnmfcs ................. C ._ ..............M Webb
An srfvcrtftamicnf in tho Tri­
ICY BDA1XS MAKE
r-hif HolTman.......R F ____- SpleJf
MtUtmiscy
TRAVELLING DIFFICULT.
bune reaches the people you ■ Vogel ................. ,U<]
Paul Hnlifihan . . J . F . ___ ... McNeil
Buchlcf............
LG,.—
.
Jones1
wanL nr" ' newspaper ndvertifim
The thawing and then the rtiit’ on
1 LMer....................
■SrhllU h^ff
Snbslil»jtes;.l)(’l\mt. fur Mayer.
iug hfts licceme ih» l^ s t form of
Sunday evening m ade travelling on
H.- E d er.i.-L T f t O S e h O e V i f i e i d
B askets: Ttrouks 2. D cl’t.nt J. Wa!lettin g ’the g re ftte d m im b o r of
^te^pavpd reads (us well a s the country
O n la n ................. LG— .
. Preston
kcr l, Wcbh 1. Vr.-e throw;;; Brooks
people knoW /w W you have for
TOads dangerprtR. The lee which cov­
Sul'stUotes: M, Iloffnian for PliiL
51 out of f>, W alker 1 out of 8.
eted the ground: since the last atenM
wile;..
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ffoffinan, Pfiff. ffblfmAp fo r J, Edett,
The ChdsVqi pirls pinyed n< Ma^on
tooi,
utK
O
t'eiX
rd
iifoi
the
njiKte
wvnc
W
Rcidov for Qoni«n.
fhoi'f otvh g W M
3hc 'irsbvme xvili take your
on Friday nijiht and diffcatcd the Mqslippery Ihiit care found that oren
Baskets, Chelsea: Ikiui Hoffman 17,
-ails to Chose who are iftterestdl.
,«on jfligh ixirlir hy n room of U tn 1,tk Phil. Hoffman 17, R Heffmaq 4. E/c
(bttlms xvcro uM ltUe value. 'O ne:m an
Don't full to u.w .^eim
qugh t» mcifoKfthd ffenorfttor and as
topertt* th at « care were semi In the
t-Ider 3, liftldo) 1, F ree 'tl\ro'tv», FhtL
jyot -lt lV poi. kitowifi wh^t
1 ACKSDN MUKiKT'S HAVE T I E
dtU h between D etroit nnd NortbvMe.
Hoffmati. I, V«i\tl Hoffmaiw L ,
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poiiifk wjH h o-. T ^ c in ttp tfe adj<d>rȣt
Ttc* Kelly Greens wilt pay the M e­
'rTavelhtre Sanday* nW ‘t '
B a s k e t, D etroit: Splck 1, McNcff L
iJgiV’ficv<jr
ihtss \VouW l>o
m orial BppU.'t. Ixuskd lo ll liafte of , ^jiiuphrtofrf 1.
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Atrekson bore 'Ilm iP a y p g U irt Mm
W ^tr^lW n, 3 t looks,Ukc th te wHI
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.NOTICK o r KI.KC IION
Notice is hereby given to tin- qualif­
ied electors of (he Village of Che (sea,
.Sunsshino is free but yen eun’t help tate of Michigan, th at the next en­
H. W. Ktamser, Editor ■■youraelf to it when Hie clouds Imve Ssuing
P u b lis h e r
Annual Kleclion will he held at
the visible supply wrapped up.
the Sylvan Town Hall, within the
posteftc* ftt Obelus*, M ichigan, *» sccond-daw m utter.
Village, on Monday March Itfth, A. D.
—■■o ...
lid'S, at which elediou the following
Never Salisfied
oil leers are to he elected, vil*.: I Village
There
is
no
use
for
u.-.
$ v e r y T U E S D A Y AM D F R ID A Y
; 1 Village Clerk : 1 Village
To get all wo ask for.
Trosesuiei; M Village Trustee:- for 2
Kor when we do get it,
years; 1 Assessor.
O F F IC E :— 102 JA C K S O N S T R E E T
WcTo sure to nsk for move.
Also for the purpose of
e oeer.
— o -(lie following projio. itioiic:
OhscrviilioiiK of Oltiesl Inhahilanl
c o m m u n ic a tio n ? t o t h e T r i b u n e , C h e ls e a , M ic h ig a n
To Tile K.leclors of tlw Village of
W hat has heroine of the old dinner
Chelsea:
Notice is hereby given, that at tin'
h e js e a T r ib u n e is m o ile d t o a n y a d d r e s s In t h e United bells Unit v.ere used to call the fam i­
aniiuaf Vi’ifage f.Tcefi'on (o he «'r.-N
ifiO t h e y e a r , 7 5 c e n t s f o r s ix m o n t h s e n d 4 0 c e n t s f o r ly to dinner';
upon .Monday, foe t:.’ih day of March,
- - ■ n ....
W.W, the purpose of rubm itling t ' 1
jfe*
Signs is Signs, liven in Yokohama
^ p ^ WI>!W|»wwiWFi»w>iiBwii<i^ isLi»f w » ^ )ipw iiiMip f» iarit» nriiiyrti»i^ iii<Niiwwiww «MWiw iiwu
the doctors of said Village, for
(Sign on baker wagon n Yokohama)
iheir action and apjno'ad of a c e r­
“Tommy Tokoynmn, Biggest l.oafer tain public utility franchise granted
in Town.”
by ordinance adopted by the Village
Council of said Village, at its reguGluDiity Tltotighl
lat m e e tin g belli on Die nth <hiy of
.all g e t t o g e t h e r f o r a b i g g e r a n d b e t t o r C h e ls e a ,
Kdirunry, Ifi2:t, svhicji said ordinance
With sum m er on the way,
r$V&gG s y s t e m f o r C h e ls e a ,
is entitled as follows:
Another pest comes into view.
m etric c u r r e n t t h a t i s s t a n d a r d .
An Ordinance granting to Consum­
He is the bird who says:
J.d ih g p r o g r a m t h a t i s b o u n d to b u ild ,
“ Well, is it hot enough for you?" ers Dower Company, its successors
and nssgins, the right, power and
— u —
authority to construet, m aintain and
IV Ktlllar 7n /« H.ir/i f.ncii
use eiYefriV lini-t- cv'r/SY.Vv'.v.y; nf ;ede.‘:,
' a K d t h e w f -a t i i e r .
(Salyerville, Ky,, Independent)
m asts, towers, cross arms, guys, ::
w h ic h s u p p lie s u s w i t h m o s t o f o u r l ig h t a n d h e a t , is
“The editor had several pleasant hvaces, feeders, trasnn:sioa and disg;,v« p a g a i n a f t e r s e v e r a l w e e k s " o n t h e w a r p a t h .” T o n i f i c callers this week and got the list, mis­ Lrihuliot! wires, transform ers and
1>tooh p la c e m t h e a im d u r i n g l a t e D e c e m b e r a n d e a r ly placed. i'lease cal! again to got it other electcie appliances on, along
and across the streets, alleys and
slrnighteneil out."
other public places in the Village
■j&fV ■ ;■;
~ -o —
of
Chelsea, Washtenaw County, M ichi­
c y tlo n e s a r e v is ib le to a s t r o n o m e r s in t h e f o r m o f "sunThus S’liftft Hie Stun’:
gan, for a period of thirty ('30) years.
o f H uw e s p o .s w e r e l a r g e r t h a n o u r e a r t h . A s tr o n “ flpnn my sole,
That a l i-aid annua) election there'
I really urn no scamp,
jnriiofE th e s e s e in r cyclone® f o r t h e s e v e r e a n d d is r u p tahull also he subm itted to the vote
But I uiin’l live
of the electors, the question of the
p e i'iv ru v u rvc. n t i 1' in v a r i o u s p a r t s o f t h e e a r t h , inWithout my little vamp.”
ratification ami approval of a rente j ♦
j i t i e a m id .<o r r a n l i a l r a i n s i n t h e B r i t i s h I s le s an d
--C incinnati KnCjU'ier.
Union of said Village Council d u ly '9
SiChey ■m a y ■
: a ls o b e r e u p o n J b l o f o r “ u n c e r t a i n "
adopted a t its m eeting held on the
— o—
,Wt (hy (ft February, 1!>2«, J ^ g iding *
The little van,
for Hie side of the distribution sys­
In turn, got all unstrung.
b y r a p id ly w h ir lin g
tem and its appurtenance;; in said
And
eonseijnenlly
' M H P § f e > c w fla m in g m a t e r i a l o n th e
Village o f Chelsea, to Consumers
Wagged her little longue.
isriinsing U s a c tiv ity . S o m e o£vt h e t o r r e n t o f
Dower Company.
—Col urn us Dispatch
WOMKN KIKCTOKK All women
d ie s tr a v e l o u t i n t o s p a c e its f a r a s t h o e a r t h . T h e s e
— o—
who possess (he qualifications of male
0 0 } t i i ii&m ngnelk s t o m p , s a y s S i r O liv e r L o d g e .
Fool Questions
electors are now entitled to v^le at
I). K. “ When prices fall do tliev all elections providing their names
p C t l y i t y o f t h e sim r i s k s n a d f a l l s w i t h r e g u l a r i t y in a p ehave heei' duly registered.
|iile b f 1.1 y e a r s . I t h a s b cq ii s t e a d i l y d e c lin in g s in c e 1917, break t ”
They may break the m arket, hut
HKI.ATIVK TO O l’KNlNO AND
j j h 'i p s t reaciv cd b o tto m . A n d tlte r e c e n t b i g 's u n s p o ts m a y
when they rise they break us.
0 1 .0 8 1NO OF TDK 1*01.1.8-—
i ^ i f t n i i n g o f : i h c t i d e " — t h e s t a r t o f a n o t h e r p e r io d o f i»See. 1 on the day of any election
— o—
(jiite tiv ity b y t h e s u n .
the polls shall he opened a t 7 :(J0 in
Health Hint
the forenoon, or ns soon th ereafter as
Keep your mouth closed.
J ^ e y e r y t i u n g e ls e —ra‘ p e r io d o f m l in in e v iia b J c b e tw e e n
n ay he, ;uut shut) >fc e«>homed open
—- o —
’ “J f a c t i v i t y . J iv e r y tiv in g . i s in c y c le s , c o n t r a s ts .
until 5:00 o'clock in the afternoon arid; $
Beauty Hints
J"\ t i e s l a n d r e s , d ir e c to r , o f P a r i s P h y s ic a l A s tro n o m ic a l
no longer: DltOVlDKD, that, in 'lo w it-.J,
Keep your mouth dosed.
‘ships the hoard of inspectors of e le c t-jj|
X 'y rsa y s i t is n ow d e f in ite ly k n o w n t h a t r a y s o f g r e a t p en —o—
ion may, in its discretion adjourn the ] |
Ip o w e r, in c lu d in g X - r a y s a n d w d i i m t i o m o f h ig h f r e q u e n Safely l-'lrst Hint
polls a t 12:00 o’clock noon, for one
Keep jo u r mouth dosed.
n itte d b y t h e s u it a n d s t a r s .
ho r, and that the township in town- . a
- o —
sh,ps, and the legislative body in c it- j;j
iflU dres s u g g e s ts t h a t t h e s e r a y s m a y im i|ce th e sig/utk
Many a good cause has been drown­ ms and villages: m ay, by ivsnM m n mf- \
P p ic k e d lip qccasiofm U y b y t h e w ir e le s s a n d w h ic h h a v e
opted fifteen days prior to eleelim i|*|
ed in n Hood of oratory.
filed t h e e le c tric a l e x p e r t s .
and published with the notice of elec-j.i
.....o —
tion, provide th at the polls shall b e 1)!
t e ’n ilio ''/m e s s a g e s ..fro m p e o p le o n M a r s ” m a y b e m e re ly
Well, Well.
opened r.l 0:00 o’eorkl in the forenoon, f i ►
lie is a whole-minded man,
^ rifro x h ;| th o su n ,
and may also provide that the polN
. often have been told,
M'pi’O s c i e n t i s t s s t u d y t h e s u n ,T h o m o re o f a m y s te r y i t
shall lie kept open not later than k:00
Hut U-'i..? J know In he a fart —
iDeJwk i.o Dm evening of the same day.
p d u B tjp u u id y f t h a s s o m e t h i n g io d o w ith r e g u i a n n g o u t
His ahoes are just half-soled,
TIIK l ’O ld.S of said election will he
'^• W i t h o u t i t , l i f e o h o n r e a r t h -w ould b e im p o s s ib le . I t is
—o—
opened a l 7:00 o’clock A, M. ami will (
^ t l t f i t a p p a r e n tly h a s m o s t to d o w i t h p e r p e t u a t i n g life,
It has gotten so the only way we remain opened until 5:00 o’clock f*. M-!)!
j <>
can get a shock any more is to come of said day of elect ion.
.igyipp .b e lie v e i t is t h e s o u r c e o f life ,
Dated this 3rd day of February, A .; 1'
in
contact
with
an
electric
current.
iffeiib n e v e r c o n tro l t h e s u n , b u t w o c a n — a s tim e g o e s onD. 11123.
— o—
J' ipl/p/tl hoiv it controls n s ; i A f t e r a l l t h a t ’s a b o u t all t h a t
0 . \V . W i d w o i t h ,
Probates* wz-lhhif: e:ui pjwr fusior
Clerk of .'-w,v) V/!)a/;e
J ^ iis— lo a r r iin g m o r e c o n c e r n in g t h e c a g e w e ’re in . W e
nor live longer than a had reputation.
lits im p r is o n e d in a g i g a n t i c b u ild in g , f e v e r is h ly r u s h in g
— o—
A man may s ta rt a i|iiam d hut T
s p c c t i n g t h c b u ild in g .:
Cakes his wife to finish it.
— o—
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:
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Daily Sentence Sermon
Kfi kick makes hooldr popi.-lnr, luit
J from ta x m a r
it’s different with men.
G O O D
% y , t o d o d g e ta x a tio n , h id e s in t a x e x e m p t b o n d s . A b o u t
—o—
(llld n d o lla r s w o rth o f t a x e x e m p t b o n d s h a v e b e e n issu e d
News of the Xnmes Chili
II. 1*. S. says I). Sheets lives at
f § t 4 2 y e a r s b y c itie s , c o u n tie s , s l a t e s , e tc . A c o n s lilu '^ e h 'd n T ie n .t, now b e in g c o n s id e r e d b y c o n g r e s s , w o u ld s to p M azer, Ohio, but is no relative to
the D. Sheets the hotels furnish.
M^efpptnttvactkm.
0 . Ciirtnm, o f Rufiafn, ought to took
,%OU e x p la in w h y t h e a v e r a g e in d iv id u a l o r b u s in e s s w o u ld well hung at the clubhouse windows.
jy'd''a d o lla r o n t a x e s t h a n a n y t h i n g e ls e ? A t t h e b o tto m
— o—
g e n u in e ;
lie never saw a farm
d o w o b e lie v e i n g o v e r n m e n t a s m u c h a s w o c la im ?
J f j i m p v c p h ilo s o p h ic a l a n a r c h i s t s w h e n th e t a x m a n s h o w s A Block, But Not A g rin d I oral Bloc
“BU LL”
To talk to him of crops is vain,
^ f f o L i h a t w e h iiv e t h e e x c u s e ' ‘e v e r y b o d y ’s d o in g i t . ”
And
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d
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D
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TOBACCO
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I lie lin in ' iV >fiiiiine..
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II c ,m .t llu - p a n - i i t : t c. i u i n g .
C
OUR P O L IC IE S
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F ' em
Do it ever .-o luiaudj'.
Home is Home.
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o f m a n ’s a c tiv itie s .
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I t ’s a n im sn llisb builtl-
ittg o f s h e lte r , a h a v e n , c o m f o r ts , lu x u r y - —f o r o th ­
e r s - th o s e h e ld m o s t d e a r.
Tin? h o m e b u ild e rs
a r e in t r u t h th e b a c k b o n e o f ail n a tio n s , s la t e s ,
'Skier,
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B u ild in g a h o m e c a lls fo r v is io n - - c o u r a g e a n d
f a ith .
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E v e r y m a n w h o re s o lv e s to b u ild a n d ow n
a h o m e o f h is ow n is d e s e r v in g o f e n c o u r a g e m e n t
a n d s u p p o r t o f all th e c o m m u n ity .
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I t is a n e s ta b lis h e d fu el t h a t 95 p e r c e n t o f th e
h o m e s b u ilt a r e -(iiLmcod th r o u g h
lo an s.
w h e n i n te r e s t r a t e s on lo a n s a r e
h ig h e s t it is
t h r i f t y to b u y a n d b u ild .
E ven
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now .
T h is b a n k is in p o s itio n to h e lp h o m e b u ild e rs
in C h e lse a c a r r y o u t t h e i r p la n s.
W h e n you)- n e w h o m e o r im p r o v e m e n ts on th e
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s ta n d in g it is a n in s u r a n c e o f re s o u rc e s u n a t t a i n ­
a b le in a n y o t h e r w a y . '
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A good sluin' of il
you can slu rl by seed in the spring. ■ But lo he first on Die
..market you will need some Greenhouse grown plants. Now
how many are you going to need and w hat varieties do you p re­
fer? Come,out nnd talk it over so th at when planting time
femes you w iir not bo ilisnppointftd.
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t h n t t h t n o rth jk it:' c u n a s o u t h f o r th o w i n te r ,
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’% f o k i o . T h is i s n e a r l y h a l f a s m a n y p e o p le a s liv cih
je^kviiSily la r g e i c i T i l o r y o f c o n tin e n ia ! U n ite d S t a t e s . A n d
'is s m a lle r t h a n C n lifo i n ia .
fe'Ja)>anL'ao p o p u la tio n is i n c r e a s i n g o n e p e ra o n e v e r y A%
T h a t i s th e re a l Y e lio w P e r il. A n d i t ’s d e c id e d ly m o re
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In the Realm of Society
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B irthday Tarty.
The 8 . 1\ J. gave Mrs. M artha Soil?,
a pleasant surprise Friday evening,
I w t f y i i r y ffi, i0< ), a t th e hvtiM o f h e r
son i'Vini Koit«, in honor of hor b irth ­
day. A mother* program was given.
Mr*. Seite vyas iiresenled with a g ift.
A delicious lunch was served.
I, ». 6, 1 .
i; PiWv(i$t ip F, S o °tt FitagciiS
j’p fT ho Uoauliful and Damned."—
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inftift>s'v {>y Wavy Roberts L*»(hj.
A num ber o f neighbors gave Mr.
Cpinoily— I’atho Nows.
a^3 Mrs. F ra n k Grainer a farew ell
Kdijniso
F riday evening, February 23,
(«M6:iL ':i 2, i d
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"'ijfn' Atii^s in The Man Who a i th eir home. Tho evening was spent
j|»y^a dp(i—H al ifeatfi p resents life in curds and refreshm ents were serv­
in ‘'O df Gang"—Rathe New*. ed, A good tim e is reported by all.
B
Freshmen Class Enjoy P arty
T he Firemen’s Hal was the scene
o f ft pretty W ashington’s liirlhday
party, J/jvt Saturday evening, gvien by
tho Freshman Class of the Chelsea
H igh school. The hull was tastefully
decorated with red, while and blue,
and the patriotic idea was curried out
ill the refreshments th a t were served.
Miss Margery Mitchell, the class acl-
M tv . L y n n K c ru , l V tv h ie rtta y c v e i ih w
The TImi'gday hiusicalc will hold
E^-d Ariioricnn Bronxetom Ijfeir reg u fer nteeting, Thursday af- F ebruary 28. Members [dense bring
needles and thimbles.
turkp
^ ^ ^ s -.a c iR o ; bcHtir anywhor^i;
hi the parlors of tho
w r'enbiee a t 60c .ft pound. MrA Congregational church.
Meeting of Uvbekulm
p f , MTieoler, lie x tc t, Slteh.
Tho
regular
meeting of the Chelsea
W r '' V ^ ts
K c v fr M l Club
Jtebcknfi lodge will be held, Friday
e<
o f right tiu'xcif
Mr. mid Mrs. Glenn Harbour enter­ evening, March 2, No inftaiti'on. Re­
. . f t i j ; :ifen delivered, ■$8 ftt tained the N ever Fail club Saturday freshm ents will be served by the com­
^ M fity rti. it.B . AVaitious, Chtdscn.
evening. Cards furnished the am use­ m ittee.
ment. Adolph Suit?, received firs t
I.udics Aid Meeting.
© g i v J ^ o d i e s goitl w rist tvatch, hIho honors niid Frnhic l’oltfi the consola­
tion. Matreshnients were served.
The Ladies Aid of St. Paul's church
will meet with Mrs. M artha Wcinm ann, Friday afternoon, March 2.
i?dihiidy .Works on W ednesday evon;
Istfay ellc Grange
L afayette G range will meet Friday
O. K. S.
Mrs. Frctl
Itognlar
meting
of Olive Chattier
TrM y Young. The questiou for discussion
will bp: "W hnt have I learned of O. E. S., Wednesday evening February
soil m anagem ent and needs in 1922." 2 8 .
Anta Mdrch 2 >vhh Mr. and
BD TO
EXCHANGR
SaniUtritttn, Ann Arbor,
4717
DOWNBR WiR Ship arty
D etroit f o r ’30c ft cwt. and
;esxiicn#ea.
TUB FINE ART OF KISSING
L O itJA L B r e v i t i e s
Onr Phone No.' 160
Misjt pbbFgio Russell was n Detroit
.Jiii'BNf hnn«llo your used c«r«, City
vikiUtt*;
Sunday.
Sales, y
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Robert Lawrence, of .Detroit, was
J R Y CHICKSr-rMarch ;320i, . and
| | p ^ y ' : -liSoiitj^.;'Rfel'CiRifeti thrbuglt homo Sunday.
‘‘'■ ^ ^ L R u y them: n e a r Jioiwc. llocks,
Mr. and Mrs. lloss Munroo spent
fel's, LeghortJS, Wyandottoa, OrRIgidnsiV-tCfesfem; •'hfttcliinig. ; ■;SodR Sbhddy Avlth relalivos in Manchester.
pfelf5jj>iH<:oi list; Waiditfrnftw H atcfe
L G. W atkins of Grass Lake called
p i f / , Ann Arbor.
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a t tho homo of his mother, Mrs. J. L.
SUOES; -W<! hnvo juat Gilbert, Sunday.
|ft ^tyjCsmeDjdo^..^^ '.of."
>*
ahtfe^ to lie sole! to (he
Mrs. Fidwnrd Hines of Ypsifnnff
Icy RiiTddK' T'hctso fthqca ftfo 1Q0 spent Sunday with Mrs, Maldo Cannon
w ith heavy
^.)l(>M!!)lo 'sptim: revved aild ndilcd. Tlid
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Axtcl) spent last
^ of heavy ta n e^romo Thursday a t tho liomc of Mr. and Mrs.
^ i t t l x Itellowe tongue, thcrC- L, W. Ih njiintin of Perry.
Theig!;
w&ukiuf
sclling vory f a s t and wo
Mr. nnd Mrs. W, A. Begole, of
i. .!*■' A>
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you to order ftt onco to 1(1 - NVuyno, n ien t Sunday a t the home of
order iKsiug filled. Tho ML and Mrs. J. H. Cole,
f f l R j f t i f r '^ t '- f e ; 7 'F lYdLAvjfRfjfi5', price
i ^ ^ j 5 ,V :'^ a y :';;F ^
of
Ho interysled
0 labii'd. ihonoy qr<ler, Sfonoy
IN LOCAL AFFAIRS.
i5^ S s ^ q ^ : 4 r-ih«fes;-aro not satlsfac- The towns grow th means your growth.
:T3te IX 5. Sfen*s t o ., id 'fl I t
A Local Ihmlncea Man.
| | ^ R | q f t d w o y , Y o r k City.
AM t
Mr. and Mrs, Fred P rin tin g , of
DBRS tftkon for p a rty favors and
Bridgewater, are moving to th eir now
wnrdB, Phono 176-YV. Mns.
home on Chandler street which they
« n l Gilbert.
40tf
recently purchased.
Sy R* tivJslttGR.— n * l JpJttd every
Mrs. Goorgc P. Sinflfnn is in Ann
^ h e iid a y , Will buy o r ship. 2 f t f
Arbor today.
fc llfrt’rC H lN G - P w o t «dg*. eo«J
' Mr*. H*nry AhnemtlMr. nnd Mrs. Jolm Wats spent Sun­
70U
rjiW V ftp B B rtn * t m t
day m Jackson.
T Y P E W R IT E R S
Mr. rtmf 3 /r* Verne Fprd.vcc spent
Saturday in Jackson.
UAdorwood*.
.... ....... Stftadurd
' rUwlU Ukb w Y . l&Mjf. P*3f'
F o r good lig h t and clean lamps,
American Certified K^roBono will do
let* lfre of other *U«4tho work- Rlvoilo 64.—Adv.
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O ffic e S u p p ly H o u s e
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nil) el tens! the
m eeting of tho YV?i«htohftW M cdgal
Asaocifttinn to be held ftt the Michigan
Union bui)^lng]in Ann Arbijr: tonight^
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Chelw*, Mich.
tnm m uum ium m ,
M rs. V- Fordyce, Mm. A. A. Fdlmeif
and Miss M arguerite Israel nro Ann
A rbor YfeRors ihfe eytmfagv i;
Mrs. G arret Diekema, of Holland,'
Is :ihe, jf u e s i of Kbr tifelUoT, JirB.- -Fred
HclseJ’,,■!
Atr. ...ami:Mris. Yftjicc, Qgdpft 4rjf>c^t,
Saturday lb Aim Arbor,
Jam es P. ■McCarthy spent Monday
N fi U N M. f . A.
in
DotrolL
§fti :4A IH dftlr'« v*B iogref
birtiM ie* iMfit by tM i
Mr?. Fred DenipBcy who h as keen
M e « r, C M .
vSftinjf a t tlwj homo o f lic r jvardntsv
Mr. acid Mra. Adam Eppler feinhierji
1b:h e r ho»pft if) <iJwffalo, SalutiiiayL
DtneUr
r*m p tty ia y or f i l ^ i
;; A .Gooti T hing—Don’t Mis* it.
^en d your naffie and address plahw
!y w ritten tbiyelKer with 8 cents (and
th la xlip) to Clianrtberfrtlw M edicine
Co., D«j Moines, Iowa, and recetvo In
JMENTS, M A H lkK l^
retu rn a (Hal pack/ige containing
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy fo r
conjfdiSy colds, evouft, bronchial, ‘.'flu”
ana whooping congns, and tickling
« , Jacksofr,- Mich
th re a t: fRiamberlam’s Stomach and
U v e r Talilftte fo t stolrhneh trtjqblofl, ln*>
difcastfof}, g u sa y jiftink th a t bifo w tho
he^fi, ^llfousncwt find constlpfitfon;
fpdtiftldfc'ftoi Aciil CfidrftbbHftfjrt’s SfiTyfi, needed jfjf
ii...,..."!-'
.^Irtiu
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ye.
By A. Wizc Gic.
People will kiss! Yet only one in
a thousand knows how to extract the
maximum of bliss from ruby tips.
A nd yet it is simple, a t least for the
initiated.
Follow these directions
fo r best results:
F irst, know with whom you are
clinching—don’t make any mistakes
although a mistake may ho a good
onr*.
Don’t jump like ft cat for a mouse
and smack the dainty thing on the
arm , or in tho ear, or on the head.
Don’t he in n hurry!
‘^hc gcntlemim should be taller, al­
though tin's isn’t absolutely necessary.
Uo fihwM hare a e)ca/> face, a iehxlly
A s y lu m
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DEXTER
F ire
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responsible fee the jolty program of
thb evening. Edith Trolley, Dorothy
Cavanaugh and A lbert Alexander
were the lucky winners of prises of­
fered in several of the games.
S\ l \ l
R ural Gleaners.
The 8. V. I. will meet with Mrs. Ed­
The R ural Gleaners will nu?ct a t tho
Firemim’s ball this week Thursday w ard 1’ielemoicr, Monday evening,
AD S evening.
All members «rb requested M arch f>, 1923. The program will lie
“F un and Frolic."
to!
he
present.
Kafek t^ y d jn j* b ag 'cofi1 1 ® $ jitlrpit. it, Friday.,
Entertains CythcraiiK
JUake. Sale.
ZSftl, XjRdvpndf.’:).'ttstfiw
The
Cylherun
circle was entertained
•pho
iin
tty
cla^s
o
f
Uio
M.
church
P d triO W io office.
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wiR hohl a' bako sale Salurdny, Moroh a t the homo of Mrs. L. J1. Vogel, Fri­
hiii: t i r o 1'pqnlp- 3 , p i tlio jphciuea Ifardw ow etoru, be- day February 23.
(iixesil'orfptt
gllining a t 2:30,
We.AtUUo Club
1. $ # $ •
»h:-4%*,tVri nX%v'Aft SlfoA; 'Pllblifi;iJ'lSA; •
The
We-All-Go
club will m eet with
»,v .'
Thursday Musleale.
in
' ' .AcV
v is e r , choice r e n a l th o p a r t y a n d nw.y
I for 5 cents on udmiKsfon
4St%
P e ris h
r
S&jfybt fiflmtlsomenl fit Hfe ^
H
27, 1022.
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r\ r:v\'5?.*.rv •
^&Cs,
W A > » V -: i •• '••* r; . 5,
-si- r n 'r ^ y j ? ; , rK-itfivi •£?7' i..r\
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Trie . ■■.
v ^ ■1 • 'V
5
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l?"- y- '
iiv.-jfe- ;'v.' e-./'SSr
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'
4 d>
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(
Fuel Kolnndcr moved io Dexter
Saturday and a Mr. Roberts, of llarit
hurg, lakes the Vaughn farm.
| Henry Thurston \sa.s in Chelsea last
SThursday on business,
j 1 got a now ‘‘setee’ IhE morning
! on the path from the house to the
- burn. Got yours y e t '!
H all’s C atarrh Medic
Th'iM! ;vfio art) in ;t "run th.wnV
lion vkHI iiutit i’ that t'alavrh Ivoiho
much i«m*o lhun wli<-n ihi>y nrti l
health, 'i f i h i c t tirov’ca that wig
tarrh is a h>ca!
ii I* *;r«!
ihhiiiccti l>v roiKiiiuttocial coh
UM.IS* (‘ATAK/MI MKUICJNf
Tun! • :»ik! ivcIh thr^uRh the hlWH
I tic k h k oiik •tm fn c c ii o r ih«i
r» ilU‘ Sin: the inlVnntniHi rn ftnd
NSfjtnrc In icslutlmr normnl iamh!UK
All lVr;nrt:i."W *’lr<ul.u^ (rc*». 1
l*'. .1. Cheney & Co., T'llcihi, ohl*'
7
Head the IV ant Ads
I’l T t l .l f .Vl’t'TTON
! The iindcrsignei) «i)l sel! at public
, auction on the premises known ;yr i|-„>j
; Johnson ilielbec.-i furto, (1 miles noiTh i
: west of Dexter and (> miles northeast j
: of (.’helsea, on Thursday, March !,(
ih 2.'t, commencing at l(l:(Ki o'clock a. |
in., fenir hovsei;, 21 head of cattle, I2dj
sheep, s> hogs, 100 Marred Uwk Hens,*
' one pa]r lurk'-ys, farm implements,
hay, grain anil potatoes, and house­
hold good-.
FI). FLV.N'HL, Owner. I,
Jaimes Finnell, Auctioneer.
j|
Gilbert 'Madden, C. I), Johnson, Clerks, j
4013*
’»wenj.'. d perrons i.«:; ,• trrp.xx,
ill mill pin riosl. tv.ear. Iv.o o,
vlie'ii ox: ry rloleiu care •. In tig
it!i." w !,!-1 dr 1r <\. .1 the ,b a o hit 1 'i ■
H.-.ij.i, ! !or In-: ii." el
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H. H. B E A T T Y
Chiroprnrtnr
SCHOOL BOARD MB F IS .
There will be a meeting of the board
of .education this evening. All mem­
bers of the board slioud be present.
Once they loved to dance now they
d a n c e to love.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN TU B CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WASHTENAW.
IN CHANCERY.
FRANK X. A. KOI’F and
M IN N IE K. KOI’F,
t'ldiiitiff.*,
vs.
JE S S E MASON, and his
unknown devisees, legatees,
h eirs and assigns,
'Defendant.
ORDER FOR I’UULICATION.
A t a session of said court, held at
the court house in the city of Ann Ar­
bor on this 24th day of January, A. D.
1923.
Present: Hun. Geo. W. Sample,
Circuit Judge.
In this cause it appearing by the
bill of complaint duly verified, pre­
sented and filed ami to the satl.sfaetioii
of the court th at Jesse Mason and his
mkmwtt hehv, rfcvLvw, legatee# mrf
assigns, is n necessary and the proper
p arty to the above entitled cause and
interested in the subject m atter in­
volved therein and whose name ap ­
pears in the office of the Register of
Deeds fo r the county of Washtenaw
as having a t some time claimed a
rig h t, title, interest or estate in the
subject m a tte r of said cause, or some
portion of it, or as having a Hen or
charge thereon without having con­
veyed o r released the same, and who!
m ight a t nny time, under the. provis­
ions or legal effect of said instrum ent
of record claim or attem pt to claim or
lie entitled to claim benefits thereon-
Tinie
for ele,
hnm
lhe can,
•hive to
tent be,
lion p,.0
one
ten who
At an
until the
| PRINCESS THEATR
M
OH HOY! T H F WATER'S FINK
Ono day iust week while noldy per- j
forming his duty of planting fish in ;
“our river", a prom inent Lima fan n er i
look an untimely but refreshing dip. i
Forii, Holy the w ater was only;
four or five feet deep and he fost n o ’
time in r>vt:uvng himself.
1
When C|U";-tionc(l on the subject,
boastfully replies, "Anyone ought to
take at b a st mm bath in the winter."
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ini llnildiug
tllielsca, Sft
I’iiones:
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Office Ills-W- lies. 2Hi)-ji|
W E D N E S D A Y A N D
KFSHItVFS HAVK
HARD SCHKDFLF.
The St. M ary Ueserves will go to
Jackson Friday night of this week to
m eet the Jackson High tte.-i'ive.--.
This has been the only team that has
beaten the L'Jwbwf fp.'jntett are) 1he
boys are going to Jackson to oven
things up. A large crowd of the local
loams followers am going to go with
the team. It is hoped that all who can
will go and give the team plenty of
support. On .Saturday night the team
«v’W gv la Ypttilaali «A-<w they n .W
piny. Sunday afternoon the Reserves
meet the St. Marys College team of
Orchard Lake.
SIX
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and M a rc h
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From the Papular Slay) by
h ,Uier !„<;)
State of Michigan, County of Wash- I
W m . H. H a m b y
lenaw, as.
J
At a session of the Prohate C ourt)'
More Rig
for said County of Washtenaw, held j J
become H,(
a t Die Probate Office In the City ofl.T
A T R IP T H R U F IL M L A N D
Arm Arbor, on tho 2tRh day of F cb ru -!
!>0>% and r
ary, in the year one thousand nine)
hundred and tw enty-three,
j
S h o w i n g h o w M o tio n P i c t u r e a n d K o d a k film ] ' i S c e ' J ,
Present, EMORY E. RELA X )),1!
is m a d e m t h e t a r g e E a s t e r n F a c t o r i e s ,
Judge of Probate.
in th*> M atter of the E state of Eliza
f. Sonioliun
H ig h ly in s tr u c tiv e a n d e n te r ta in in g
l.aughlin, deceased.
i i ust
he ,
On rending and filing the duly veri -1
.............. ....................... „, .^ b ia y [j„
rea
lied petition of Ella O’Toole, [inlying ! !
that a certain paper in writing and !
SHOW A T 7 :1 5 and 9 : 0 0 — R E G U L A R P R I C P ‘ R0nutli
now on file in thin court, purporting!
Co lie Me i'.is t will ami teatameal of!'
«L ln Metro!
Eliza Laugblin. deceased, lie admitted
& » = !„
to probate, and th a t Elia O’Toole, the
ex'-culor named in said will, or somej
other suitable person be appointed j
executor thereof and that appraisers
and commissioners lie appointed.
‘h°-v also
It is ordrred, th at the 27th day of]
March next, at ten o'clock in the foreC l . VV0 t!° '
y u here, j,
mum, a t said Probate Office, be up-j
pointed for hearing said petition.
And it is further ordered. Dial n
tO Co id
I n o r d e r t o m a k e r o o m f o r n e w s t o c k , w o | e r C/ \Vo°w
copy of this order he published three
biici'essive. weeks previous to said time
o f f e ri n g m a n y I t e m s o f s e a s o n a b l e m e r c h a n d i s e !
of hearing, in the Chelsea Tribune, a
newspaper printed and circulated inj
g r e a t l y r e d u c e d p ric e s .
said County of Wushtenaw.
* 1
; « jj
twi'HN t>y Pi nuvA-yuyy,
CLEARANCE SALE
{A tnfc (■ <■ ■ (/}.}
eye, and a mputh-ful of expression.
EMORY E. LEI.AND.
Judge of P robate.!
Don’t be anxious to kiss in a crowd.
Dorcas
Doitegan,
Two are plenty to corner and nab «
Register.
<18t3
kiss, more would spoil the fun.
Take the left hand of the female
in your right.
Let your lint go to
DETROIT UNITED LINES
helll Throw jo u r left arm over the
shoulder of the lady and Blip it around
Between Jr.vkson, Chelsea, Ann Arbor
to her right side below her arm.
Ypsilnnti and Detroit
Eastern Standard Time — Effective
Do not be in u hurry!
Ja n u a ry 8, 1922.
H er loft am i is in your riglit---lel
th ere he a faint pressure on that,
Limited Cars
n o t like the grip of a vise, but a
For D etroit 8:46 a. m. and every
gentle grasp, Cut of thought, reaped
two boura (o 8:46 p. nt.
and electricity. Do not he in a hurry!
For Jackson 9:18 a. m. and over)’
H er head lies lightly on your
two hours to 9:13 p. m.
shoulder. You arc lieaH to heart.
Express Car*
J,ook deep into her half closed orbs.
Eastbound—7:14 a. m„ 9:80 a. nr.
Gently, but firmly, press her to your
and every two hoyra to 7:80 p. m.
vest. Stand firm, lie brave but do not
Westbound— 10:26 a. m. and every
Express
be in a hurry I H er lips arc almost ter, amt it farther appearing l</ the Hvo hours to J 0:26 p. to.
satisfaction of the court th at aaid
open. Lean slightly with your head, above named party is dead or bis cars mako local stops west of Arm
Arbor.
take careful aim—the lips m eet, the whereabouts unknown to said plain­
Local Cars
eyes close, the h eart opens, the soul tiffs, mid after diligent search
Eastbound—10:26 p. m. For Ypaland
inquiry
they
havu
been
un­
rides through tem pests, but do not be
able to nscertnin the same op }lasitl only, 11:62 p. in.
in a liurryl Heaven opens before you where ho or his heirs reside
Westbound—8:26 a. rn„ 12:89 p. m.
Cars connect a t Ypstlanti for Ssth e earth, flies from under you like a o r w hether such interest as he lias or
blazing rocket across the evening sky, m ight have therein has been disposed tlae ami at Wayne fo r P lym m ih and
Nortlivillo.
Don’t bo afraid. No fuss, no noise, no of by will o r otherwise, and th a t such
defendant cannot bo personally served
fluttering, ho squirming. You are w ith procestv therefore, on motion of
tw anging the golden chorda of ecstasy. Cavanaugh & Burke, attorney a for
said plaintiffs, it is ORDERED th at
Hut do not bo in a hurry!
tho Appearance of said defendant, be
entered in this cause within three
ntenfha front the chic of this order,
Monroo—Rostdenls near Isjko Brio, and th a t in ease of his appearance he
flve miles north of hore, were Bterlled. cause his answer to the bill of com­
la s t fiiindny by heavy blasta, which p la in t to bo filed and a copy thereof
lasted 16 mlnutos about Two nRnutos served on the attorneys fo r the plain­
a p a rt/ ButUliiiijs rocked pad windows tif f s w ithin fifteen days a fte r sorsdee
rattled. Invostfefttlon w m l e d thnl upon him o r his attorneys of a copy of
said bill o f complfuqt, and th a t in de­
notso had boeri eavisod by the crack­ fa u lt thereof said bill he tnkon as con­
in g of the tee in fho feko*
fessed by said, defemfmit; and ft fs
At the re-quvst o f our patrons wo
fu rth e r ORDERED: th a t said piainResldonts near Lake Hrliv five miles tiffa ahalL cause a copy of this order will continun our Bpccinl offer of
north of Mohfdp, ayore startled, Iasi to bo poblishOd Ip thb Chelsea ITibyne,
Sandny by h'oavy blasts, which laatod a new spaper printed and published In
ebunty of Washtenaw and dren16 minutes about two wvlhuidfl atari, paid
5 0
Buildings rocked and windows rhltlod; lalad therein, within ;forty days from 5
InVeslIgntfon rovoalGd that noise hm) Oiift date, nfin th a t such puhl icaliop be J on all Kodak tm hirgihg during tlie
rAfilJMom raiisrdp iopeta in enrJ> veeJr
bfidn oaubod by tho cfticking of the Ice fo r fit least' six succcRsivo weeks, or nioaffi of Rfatvlt.
In the lake.;
th a t said plaintiffs cause n copy of
Bring in your pet^Kodak films and
Oiifl bnler to be pci'roually scri'cd take advantage of this special offer,
n
fion
said
defendant
fit
least
Iwcrtly
Cfreiilt Judgo Chari.os It! Whflo, sit­
ting at Ifonton Harlmr, granted a new days before tbo limo prescribed fo r j Bring In your Kodaks, and them
,
. . looked over arid cleaned FR EE of
postponement to March 18, Tor the h is appearance.
GEO. W. SAMTLK
trial of the SJI nllogni! radical^ nrrfiafcharge.
orif near iSrfrfgottmfi; -fart Ati'gual, &ti,
ro q u o sto f ftttorrtoysiftBtweek.
W i n t e r c m d u n v u a r , s h i r is , s w e a t e r s , s o c k s ,
t e n s , c a p s e t c . a r e o n s a l e a t p r i c e s it o c l e a n uu pp.,!
a n«
,!o yoo«
s to c k .
I t w i l l p a y y o u t o i n v e s t i g a t e tuhnej ss ec ste
s t oji fee, Sftow n
n »\ r l n k n „ . » /• •» « d
*
‘
a n d p r i c e s a n d a n t i c i p a t e y o u r w a n t s f o r n e x t f a i t * ’1* « W <1
Eta ••CO or n
P^I h "re abc
S p r i n g - S t y l e B o o k o f “ T B h i serve.
R O Y A L
T A I L O R S ” m a d e t o u t A ;— * , .
s u re c lo th in g ’ a t h a n d .
a n te e a fit.
L E T
U S
M E A S U R E
E A S T E R
[S U IT
HINDLANG
&
W e g u » #f A « agin
' "
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I:?ok oui f a
,ke we arc
Y O U
F O R
O R
C O A T
off.
FAHRNj
**TO GJ
St- Mai
will not „
P?*c with
^ £ h ! Kchrah
f«ct tha
So (
fa st cln
^ a tc h gai
expecU
n ‘he R,
d u r(t fro
pfuiy ha
76 cut)
Wm hore i
where
%off
M c M a n u s S tu d io
Proposal to r tho fonnnHon
s ta le dairy
dSrymbfi of
Ohio, •wan voted; do
annual coitvonliofi A
AUlod Dairy hi.dui
hfifd fit Kalnoiftifeiti
»
KE NOTI gS , th at the above eh
*
Htlfid efifiso tnvotvea
the title to the
fpHd$fn|(L' described preim Va Situate
ait
r-iiy
Ai
y of Ann Arbor,
•fitSV Mtrhiimp, find is
CHELSEA, MICH.
O V E R H A U L IN G ?
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