12-21-1905 - Village of Pinckney

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The L'orter Clothing Co. of Howell
will 8*11 $30 Suits and Overcoats for
$17; 115 for $12; $10 for $7; $8 for $5
$6 for $4. Other poods equally *s
cheap.
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TOR »ALK.
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A on* year old colt, pric* reasonable
Inquire of Wra. Ha8senchal.
Chilson, mail route No. 1. t 51
Notice to Tax Payers
The tax roll far Putnam township is
FoW^Tnlfiy Tandran(T T~Fmnrp^ay~To
receive taxes a.t any time at my store
in Pinckney. W»l! be at the storedf
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D. M. Monk* visited at Otis Webb's
Unadilla one day last week. '
Mrs. Murphy of Pinckney is spending a
week at Mrs. Wm. Gardner's.
The Misses Fannie Monks and Nellie
Gardner were in Howell Wednesday last.
At the annual meeting: for the election of
officers, for the Lyndilla Telephone Co.,
held at Unadilla last Wednesday, Kirk
Van Winkle of this place was elected
director for the ensuing year.
W. S. Earl has put extensive repairs on
Ledmo^eARpche in Acderjo^Wed^,^ ^ ^ 1lhajtddttU €SmRi ^ j ^
nesday, Dec. 27. VV E. Murphy.
Treas.
For Sale or Exchange.
Forty acres of timbered land
Iosco. Inquire of F. A, Barton,
Pinckney.
C S. CHAMBERLIN,
EXPERT AUCTIONEER
DEXTER, MICH.
Bell PtwaeBS, free _ _ P . O. Lock Box 68
-gogmarlyjof Battle Creek, Mich. Sells everything
on earth—Real Estate, Graded Stock, Personal
Property, Country tfalea, etc. Years of exper
lence, and prices reasonable,
Orders may be left at the DISPATCH Office.
E.
W. DANIELS,
GENKRAL AUCTIONEER.
Sati8tactu n Guaranteed. For information
call at DISPATCH Office or address
Gregory, Mich, r. f. d. 2. t Lyndilla phone
connection. Auction bille and tin cups
furnished free.
Percy Swarthout
Funeral Director
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ALL CALLS ANSWERED
PROMPTLY DAY OR NIGHT
PARLORS AT
PLIMPTON'S OLD STAND ?r)Onp No. 30
PINCKNEY; MICH
H^ve Xou Had
Wur Picture Taken
Yet?
If Not, Why Not?
Only a few more days before
.* we expect to leave here.
We are still maUing
24 Photos, for 25 Cents
. Exchange Photos with all your
school friends—you will prize
fehem in after yeaas.
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R. A. WILLIAMS.
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IOBCO.
Elmer Hntson is home for the holiday
vacation.
Ira McGlockne and wife of Stockbridge
visited his father Sunday.
TI>AT,. A.S. held at the church hall,
Parker's Corners, last week was largely
attended.
Mrs. Mary Sharp was moved last week
to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Noyea. of Stockbridge.
PLADTCIEIJ).
John Longnecker visited a friend in losco
last Sunday.
S. G. Topping is taking in the sights at
Chicago this week.
W. X. Braley of Ypsilanti is spending
vacation with relatives here.
Mrs. E. Bush and Mrs. MaryToofare"in
the care of n doctor at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Wright came home
from California, a few days ago, where
they have been the past year.
Rev. Ostrander, assisted by Mr. George
J ackeon, the colored evangUisV will -hohL
special meetingsliitlie M.P. church until
Dec. 31.
The Presbt. L. A. S. will meet at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Conkvjfoy
dinner on Thursday, Dec. 28. All are
cordially invited.
CHILSON
John Sweeney and son Louis are
Detroit for a few days. ,
Albert Benham who is in the l'. of M.
was home over Sunday.
Mrs. Winnifred Spsulding was in Brighton
a few days last week.
M/,. V. C Walton of Alto has been vis
it fag" her friend Mrs. W. Spaulding the
past week. . ,
The fuueral of E. Keit Stuart, who was
drowned while skating hist Wednesday,
was held at the North Hamburg church
Saturday at 2 :00 o'clock p.m.
Resolutions.
WHEREAS in the providence of the
Great Ruler ot the universe, the home of
our brother Sir"Knlghl E. B. Stewart lias
been entered into by the Destroying Angel
of death arid has reaped the golden grain
and gathered it into the Lords garner. The
mother's heart has been made (o bleed by
the death of her beloved son, E. B. Stewart
on whom her heart and comfort rested
with fondness and joyful pride. Therefore
be it
RESOLVED:--That we, the Sir Knights
of Genoa Tent, 875, K. O. T. M. M . extend
to the bereaved mother our heartfelt
sympathy, and commend her to Him who
i knoweth all tilings best tlmt He rmy ena-
J ble her to bear with fortitude the sorrows
brought so suddenly upon her. And be it
further
RriJsou'KD:—That through his death we
fully realize the uncertainty of life and
saould ever be ready for the sickle of life's
harvest.
KKSOLV&D: — That a copy of—tliese—rfifiQ^.
lutlons be sent to the mother and family of
the deceased and also be spread on the
records of the Tent.
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H. DAMMAN'N'I
WM. Mr*cn vCommittee .
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PUTNAM A2TO HAJCBTJEG FATH­
ERS' 0LTTB.
The Putnam and Hamburg farmers'
Club will meet with Mr. and jirs.
Alphens Sn ith .Saturday, Dec. 30,
1905t|lor dinner. Ladles please bring
lap boards and diibes.
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