1915-02-04; Saline Observer

              V. .ii-, JEXXV.
SALINE, WASHTENAW; CO., MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1915
NUMBER 19
FARMERS' INSTITUTES
Number of Them Will be Held w thi.
i County' During February.
Farmers' institutes of Washtenaw
county will be held in the different
cities and towns ol the county during j scribeil property:
o Ilorses—Bay gelding 9 years old,
AUCTION.
Oscar Holzapfel.will offer at Public
Sale on the Philip Heimerdinger farm,
on Tecumseh road, 2 miles from Saline, on
Thursday, February 11
[ at 12 o'clock sharp, the following de-
EIGHTY YEARS YOUNG
M. Fellows and Wife Enjoying Honeymoon in California.
r ^ii-'iin _.iiiiiMoa
this mouth
j    Institutes will   be  held at   Salem,
] February 12; Ypsilanti,  February  13;
Cherry Hill, February 15; Saline, Feb-
! ruary 1(>, Chelsea, February 17; North
j Lake, February 18; Northfield, Febru-
' ary 19; Ann Arbor, February 20.
j School Commissioner EvanEsseryis
. making arrangements to have an edu-
; cationul speaker present al some of the
'institutes, making tbem "combined
• farmers' and teachers' institutes.
Plans are  being  made to  have the
teachers and pupils nf the seventh and
eighth grades attend the nearest insti-
j tute in lhe afternoon. This plan was
i put hi to practice iast year and proved
M^*0 slov.. Keep to the right." That's a good slogan for IIFEiS
\X WHOLE J01IRirEY,-.as..well as-*or the passing moment in fee
street. CAUTION and COREEGTBESS in financial dealings,
ia physical well being, in moral and mental attitudes,, are splendid Attributes. ' This bank goes slow. It keeps to the right. It fills EVEET;"
FUNCTION of BANKING with caution and correctness. Do YOTTBr
banking with us and benefit by our caution,. :\ .■
3 Per Cent. Paid on Savings Deposits
Saline  S
Absolutely First Quality
(Wot Seconds)
J  Triple Coated Pure Enamel
Yours for Almost Nothie
One 14-quart Roll Top Dish Pan
One   6-quart Preserve Kettle
One   4-quart Sauce Pan    .    .    .
The Three PIECES for Only
We want you to stop in the store and see the
'     three pieces of High Grade Blue  and White
Enamel Ware we have laid aside for you.   We
have only a few sets.   Don't put it off!
"    HENNE'S HARDWARE STORE,
Read the Store News in The Observer
Djo
more
cows
en   want
ilk   from   those
?
The guaranteed feed. Feed
^0 poun
if yon "are
yon get your
not  satisfied
money back.
s=
to .be a,great success'.      ,      :
Presbyterian Church News
Pastor—Rev. W. il. Hoffman.
'Subject Sabbath morning, "The Triumphs' qf. (jrace," or the wonderful
salvation...      .    ■
' Union service hi the evening in the
Baptist church. , ..
Sunday School lesson, ."The StarJet Ruth."
Y. P. S. C. E. at 6 o'clock; subject,
"Christian Endeavor That Counts."
Prayer meeting Thursday evening;
subject, "Home and Foreign Missions—American Indians and Korea."
Tuesday evening, February 9, will
be the annual meeting of the Presbyterian church and society. Much has
been done this past year, a new furnace in the church, water installed in
church and man&e. What a happy
surprise it would be to have the treasurer report that all these extra expenses had been fully paid and the
obligations of the current year fully
met.
Long Beach, Cal., Jan. 24,1915.
A. J. W'arren,
Saline, Mich.
Esteemed friend:
black mare 8 vears old, black horse! .Your card' of congratulation of my
10 years old; 3 New Milch Cows-one j fghheth birthday; with forty other
due June 13, one due October 7 and I let.ters and frd8> is before me as X
one October 25; well-bred Hoistein :****, and I want co thank you all
bull, 7 months old; 2 Sows due in1 th*WSh The Observer for these tokens
April, Brood Sow with JJ pigs by side,; ?uf {»endahip and esteem. I shall keep
10 Shoats, 32 Sheep, 1 Ram, 50 Chick-
Many a revival has been brought
about by a church making a supreme
effort to meet its financial obligations.
It is said that some fail in christian
service because they underestimate the
value of the little things.
Methodist Church Items.
Pastor—Rev. G. G. Hicks.
Sunday morning, February 7, the
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will
be administered. The pastor will deliver a brief sermon on "The Sacrament." Even- member is urged to
make a special effort to be present at
this Communion service. Sabbath
school immediately following. Remember we use the "combination service," so both the Sabbath school ind
the preaching service occupy little
more time than is taken for the average morning service". You will be
welcome in one of the classes we have
for all ages. *
In the evening at 7, the service will
open with a song'service led by the
orchestra and chorus choir. C,ome,
catch the inspiration to be derived
from a good sing.
The Epworth League will meet at 6
ens, 2 Geese.
About 400 bu. Oats, about 800 bu.
Corn, about 6 tons Hay, quantity of
Cornstalks, 20 grain bags, 4 swarms
of bees, Deering mower, wide tire
wagon, grain drill, land roller nearly
new, 2-horse corn cultivator, spike-
tooth drag, spring-tooth drag, sulky
plow, walking plow, low down manure
spreader nearly new, 1>2 H. P. gasoline engine and jack, 600-1 b scale,
tauk heater, quantity of small tools,
some household goods.
•'•■-.- Clark Carter, Auct.
AUCTION.
Mrs. Gottlob Scherdt, having rented
her farm, will sell at public auction on
her place 4 miles northeast of Bridge-
water and 4 miles northwest of Sjaline,
Monday, February J5
at 12 o'clock sharp, the following described property;
3 Horses—Black gelding 6 years old,
sorrel gelding 5 years old, gray road
horse 6 years old; 12 Head of Cattle-
New milch cow with calf by side, cow
due in April, 2 cows due in May, 3
heifers due in June, 2 year old steer, 4
yearling calves; 49 breeding ewes due
March 20; 20 hogs—2 brood sows due
April 1, one due April 15, 17 shoats;
80 chickens.
Deeririg grain binder, MeCormick
mower, Champion reaper, new Deere
hay loader, Keystone side delivery
rake, Star disc harrow, Osborne spring-
tooth drag, 2 spike-tooth drags, 2 2-
horse cultivators, 2 1-horse cultivator!,
Oliver sulky plow, Birch walking
plow, 1-horse garden plow, land roller,
■narrow-tire wagon nearly new, wide-
tire wagon, hay and stock rack, wagon
box, gravel bottom, pair of bobs, cutter, top buggy, double buggy, 2 sets
double work harness, set of double
driving harness, 2 single harness, corn
sheller, fanning mill, 1,000-1 b. scales,
U.S. cream separator, quantity of other
tools, 5 bushel seed corn, quantity of
hay, grain and cornstalks.
F. D. Merithew, Auct.
them as long as I live, and shall hope
some time to take your hands before
the parting time shall come. We have
made some very warm friends here
but they are not like the old and tried
ones "back home." I spent 75 years,
the best part of my life, in Washtenaw
county, more than 30 of these were in
Sunday school and temperance work.
I can hardly realize that I am 80. I
enjoy good health, as does my wife.
We have passed our lifty-first wedding
day, and are now spending our "honeymoon" iu California amidst sunshine and flowers and expect many
more years. Again let me thank you
all for your kind remembrance. The
"latch string is always out" at 2521
East Broadway, Long Beach, Cal,
Best weshes from \
C. M. .FELLOWS.
SURPRISED AND SHOWERED
Bridal Couple Cordially Welcomed. At
Groom's Former Home.
The marriage of Miss Luella Nissly
of Saline, Michigan, to Harry Emmons
Parsons of Pittsburgh; Pa., was solemnized at the home of the bride's
mother, Mrs. G. J. Nissly, on Wednesday evening, January 27, in Saline.
Mr. and Mrs. Parsons are making a
short visit in this city at the home of
the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Parsons. Last evening a number of relatives and friends surprised
them with a miscellaneous shower.
This marriage is the culmination of
friendship formed while Miss Nissly
and Mr. Parsons were attending the
University of Michigan, of which institution both are graduates.
Mr. and Mrs. Parsons leave this
evening for Pittsburgh, Pa., where Mr.
Parsons is in the employ of the West-
inghouse Electrical aud Manufacturing Company.—Dowagiac New.
LINCOLN BANQUET
AUCTION.
Ira E. Wood, having sold his farm,
will sell at public auction, 2;4 miles
southwest of Saline, on       "  '  *'
Tuesday, February 16
at 10:00 o'.clock sharp,  the following
described property:'
0 Horses'— Span black geldings,  wt.
260'0V 5 and 16"years   old;   Span   of
blacks,' wt. 2700,  7 and 10  years old;
Brood mare," in "foal,  15 years old;   4_
Colts. 2 coming 3 years old, 2. coming j
one year.
Seven Head of Cattle—3. cows, 2 giv-J
3 heifers com- •
Republicans, Democrats, Progressives,
Prohib's, Attention.
The Men's class of the M. E. church,
will serve a bano.net in th,e church on
Friday evening, "February 12, An ex>
cellent menu will be served jn tbe
latest approved. njetroDp.l^an styl^
followed, witl\ a s.pjeuclj'c'; njn.gra.in;, of
toasts, music andd addregs.es± deluding
an address by a,.proinjjient: o.u.t-pi.-tQw.E'
speaker on America's greatest Qiti?en
-Abraham Lincoln* 41irn,ited. number of tickets wil;l be sold. Secure
your tickets, early.   Price, 50c.
Woman's Cluh Meeting,   y
The ninth meeting of the Woman's
!h,C
g grade Sbor.t-I ?1UD was  held Tuesday afternoon at
" "' '" ! the home of Mrs. Herman Josenhans.
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Best Calicos, 6c
Lockwood 9-4 Bleached, 27c    jj-j
Lockwood Brown, 25c
A good assortment of Shoes at
1-2
BURKHART BROS.
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GET HAS
Buy a bottle of
[t will be  a good  investment.    Large I
bottles 25c, at 1
af *«a
I     Wheelei*5s 'Pharmacy |
*«BSBfia<s«grai^,,wa^^
people, by"young people and for young j " 40. Poland China Hogs—23 fadi pigs;*    Literature was the subject  for the
people.'    And all young people of the , 1  stock hog.   2. years old;.  Valance,' program.   Mrs. Burkhart sang "The
town; having'no other church home, , brood sows and;  gilts,  tp "farrow  in
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92 Bambouillefc Ewes—71   breeding
ewes, bred to Champion prize ginning
are cordially invited to meet with us"
and will (ind a liearty welcome.
Rosary," and roll call was responded
to by mentioning "Books we love best.
\Vhy?»
Mrs.  Briggs   read .a  paper, about
A petition-is  being circulated and i rams owned by "A. Ai'Wood; 21'ewe  '•'-Current   5^n.ts    TO.    the   Literary!
readily signed by'our citizens to. have   lamW ' '   '  '*'     .'   ^           ""  ' '-'! YfajfWi*'*' 3P.3 Jirs.. Rockwell gave a
■'*--•'■■--"*---•--■>--■'        •■■-'    -.     •'^"fui^opd^ b^. Plymouth Rock I Book Review.   Bath-papers were very
hens, 15 cockerels'. . "'"> interesting.   Following this was a dis-
2 stacks corn sfalksu.n.huskpd., ahpu.j; | CHasiP.P   of   books   by   tbe  club   in
8($ busli'el's ofVo.und pflr.n,'3fja'h,u.B^e]s : general.
"*" "    ' ''•'       -'     '   * ;    The  next meeting  will   be  about
stales, 4-bushels selected seed corn,
ia bushels, qf seed, barley, 70 grain
bags, 49 hushel crates.
2 lumber- wagons, a pair trucks, pair
bobs, cutter, top buggy, double buggy,
single buggy, 3 sets double harness, 2, Hurst 2? &&m^
single harness, Deering truck binder, I '    '     .
Deering corn binder, grain drill with!    Ga5nes R- VanKluh, 21, Ann Arbor;
the Ann Arbor depot moved' from its
present location to the foot of Main
street. The Civic Improvement association took this matter up at the last
meeting and it is hoped that they will   pje.ar cprrj, .quality of. husked corn '<
be successful in theirundertaking and     -"''*-■'  •= ....        - >
that the railroad company wil|"|ake
prompl attion in this matter. T-^ere
}§ no reasqn \yhy tlje station should
be Jpcated a mile from town, and if the
ohange can be brought about it certainly will be appreciated by every
citizen in Duudee and vieinity.—
Dundee Reporter.
Norman Wolff of Jackson spent Sunday with E. F. Layher and family.
! Has Used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy far 20
i Years.
NEED ft NEW HARNESS?
I! so? come in and look over our stock,
This also, is the time ©f the year t© get |
that Did harness repaired and oiled,, ready 1
for spring use. 1
We have, some mighty good'.Takes in 1
Blankets*-.-just a few-—we're closing oat J
at. reduced prices.   Don't wait too long!
SEEGER k SCHROEN
The Hardware on the Corner. Phone 87 s
Music and Art, and will be held at the
home of Mrs. Weiennett. •
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Marriage Licenses.
Bert   Toliver,   41,   Saline;    "Irene
fertilizer attachment, Gale sulky plow, jAlice Kaoher, 20, same.
3 new Birch plows, 2 floating harrows,
spring-tooth harrow, 4-horse dice, 3-
horse di6c, roller, 2 corn planters, 3
corn cultivators, side delivery rake,
new Deere hay loader, 2. Deering mow-
!    "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy  has'?rs> Clover Leaf manure spreader, 2
> been used in my household for the past  bay racks, fanning mill, 60-gal.  feed
twenty years.     I began giving it to my '• cooker, nair Fairbanks scales, auanti-
August* C. Ehlenburg, 29,   Milan;:
Celia Swazy, 20, same. ,
giving
were small.
to_ my; cooker, pair Fairbanks scales, quanti-
and implements.
F. Di Merithew, Auct.
enty
children when they  were small.     As a . fc      , other tools and implementB.
quick relief for croup, whooping cough, ,
and ordinary colds, it has no equal.    Being free from- opium and  other harmful  —	
drugs, I never felt afraid to gi%-e it to the r™rf..ii»n
children.     I have recommended it to a■• t-onsupauon.
large number of niy friends and neigh- •    Wheri,costive or troubled with consti-
bors, who have used it and speak highly i pation   take    Chamberlain's    Tablets.   „ ... ..      ,       	
of it." writes Mrs. Mary Minke, Shorts*' They are easy to take and most agree- well known statidar'd^remedieg fpr^sale-
"ville, N. Y.    Obtainable every where. able in effect.     Obtainable every where,   at Wheeler's" Bnarmacy.   '   '
Cut This Out Now.
If you don't want it today, you may-
next'week.. -Send this advertisement
and 5 cents to Foley & Co., Chicago,
111., writing your name and address
clearly. You receive in return three
trial packages—Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound for coughs, colds", croup
m and grippe; Foley Kidney" Pills, for
" weak and disordered kidneys or blacj";
der; Foley Cathartic Tablets, a p.I,^-.
.ant, wholesome and cleansiu'g''piurga'!"
tive, just the thing.for WinJet's" slug-"
gish bowels and |prp.^d liver.    These
5% Per Annum Met Income •
Paid Semi=Ar«n*ijaIiy
January 1 and My 1
WITHDRAWAL ON 30 DAYS' NOTICE
Our record, 25 years of success, assets nearly & million and a
quarter dollars. Write for financial statement and book giving
full particlars.
CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
LAKglKG, MICM.
galland see-our excellent stock. Oar goods are the
best, and we'll be sure of your trade if you'll compare
quality and pjiees with any found elsewhere.
FuTJiijtujfe and l£nd.ei"talEing
Licensed. Embalmer
J. F. WEISSINGER
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