Marshall Evening Chronicle from Marshall, Michigan • Page 5

tHE EVENING CHRONICLE, MARSHALL. tICAN. THURSDAY. AV day: Mr. and George and Mrs.

Gayle and Mr. and and little ier, "called on their Cora iHester; Mr. and L. A. McD'iarmi'd called on ervi ille ore BaBy Comes Mrs.

G. E. Arnold of Albion, in the afternoon: Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Cant and daughters were dinner guests of- Clarence La Fountain.

Other callers were Mrs. Agno)v Hookway, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony La Fountain and children, Louise Hbgle, and Moses De Cant; Claud Williams called on his brother, H. Williams; Mr.

and Mrs. George Dedrick and daughter with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Run'dle. All attended services at the Lee Center church in the Friend brings evening; Mr.

and Mrs. Claud Van comWrt-aml ense. Used ox- I Arman and tornallyj Relieves Rtrnln ami nrlr i pain. Aids strntchlnR. 0 18 daughters With Mr.

-Oroonfiolri ot Ton Greenfield at Lee you in fine condition Center; Eugene Parker, Oscar the approaching ordeaf. PrMsiHlJby chtintlc'na thousands for 'CO years; Try It tonight. 'At all drug La Fountain nnd chll dren, tiltf attd Mrs. Frank De Can and children at Sam De Canfs. Mr.

and Mrs. F. R. Laurie Detroit," Mr. and Mrs.

A. MC Diarmid of Carvervllle, arrived home Tuesday from a two week motor'trip to Okaton, S. D. Thej visited Mrs. McDiarmid's arid Mr Laurie's brother, T.

Laurie, am also visited several in teresling points while there. Wayne Hookway, who is employ ed at Ford garage in Marsh Wit is at the home of his parents during the illness of hisjather. stores. rt Friend bottle. AA Krebs i Mrs.

Mlda be Cant is caring for her niece, Mrs. Goldie La Foun called on Orrin Brown at Level Park; Callers at J. B. HookWay's were Marcella, Eleanor and Alzada De Cant, Louise Hpgle and Mary Ellen La Fountain; Mr. and'Mrs; Preston: Mr.

and Mrs; SEM son, Keith' Moses Alzada De Cant is helping to care for her sister, Mrs. Goldie La Fountain. Rev. J. H.

Bancroft of Oteego has lumber' for a house to be bull on his. ortiOn farm across the roac from the J. B. Hookway farm When finished, it will be the third house erected on that side of the road- this spring. Edwin Hester underwent a tonsil operation, Friday at Oaklawn hospital in Marshall.

Dr. Hale 01 Marshall operated. He was taken to the home of his sister, Mrs Gayle Murray, Saturday and Sunday was able to come to his mother's. Mrs. Cora Hesters.

The De Cant brothers have a force of men and boys weeding onions. Harold Hester and Miss Page of Marshall visited Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. George Dorothy Dedrick and Pauline, visited the former's Mrs. Florence Murray in Marshall, Friday'afternoon.

'Mr. and Mrs. Preston Velliguitte were called to Hooper Sunday by the serious illness of quitte-s grandmother. Miss Ruth Bundle Mr. Velli- and Dwight Taylor of Olivet were married on Saturday, at Angola, Ind.

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98e pair IS VOLT METER TESTED $1.39 FISHINQ TACKLE 1-Piece Casting Rod $5.95 Shakespeare "Criterion Wind Casting to vm ifl' lievel Baseball Supplies Now Off TENNIS SUPPLIES At Cut Rate Clubs and 3 QC BALLS, 4 for $1.00 for 11.00 102 E. Mich. Sue Store Is Open Phone 36 thjs Bundle's parents resided in neighborhood at one time. J. B.

Hookway, who has been ill is improving. Hollis Gilger, who has been ill ifl able to work. The many friends'of Mrs. S. A.

Coon Were sorry to hear of her illness. She became dizzy and fell down stairs, breaking one wrist and hurting the other quite badly. She is getting along can be expected. as well as Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Owens attended the funeral of Mr. Owens' sister, Mrs. George Anderson at Allen, last Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

Claud Van Arman and daughter, visited near Lee lake Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold De and little daughter of Olivet weri Mopday afternoon visitors at ence La Fountain's. Mr.

and Mrs. Morris Owens visited Mrs. Owens' sister, Henry Yost, at Girard, Monday. Lawrence Greenfield has beelti plowing with his tractor for Claud Van Arman. Earl Gray called on J.

B. Hookway Monday afternoon. Mrs. Mida De Cant and Mrs. Rose La Fountain and little son, Arnold, were in Marsha.ll Saturday afternoon; Mr.

Seattle is assisting Fred French With his farm work. Pjenneth Brangwin, little son of and Mrs. Guy Brangwin of Estabrook, is slowly recovering from a broken limb, caused by a kick from a horse. He is in Oaklawn hospital in Marshall. Mr.

and Mrs. Preston VelHquitte and Alzada De Cant were hi Marshall Saturday evening. will attend a farewell party in Battle Creek Tuesday evening fOr Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Branch.

Mr. Branch is pastor of the Four Fojd Gospel church in Battle Creek, will soon leave with his family for their new home in New Yorff Mr. Branch Is wteli known Cn where he held services many times. H. D.

Bushnell of Carverville who has been very ill, continues to Improve. The relatives and Marie Pardee will be glad to know she has been removed from the hospital at Plainwell to the home ner Parents in Shelbyville, where she is recovering. Petitions For Recall of Bowles (Concluded from Paye lj supported Bowles in his campaign, fori mayor and a month ago wrote Him a letter asking'that he fulfill nis campaign pledge of ridding the city of vice and crime. Bowies' answer to the requests was the dismissal of Emmons. The latter refused i to and charged Bowles, with in the workings of the 'department.

In a letter to Emmons said he had -been prlnis- ed a but that" Bowles formed the policies 'under which he was to operate. instituted by 'you up to date proved 'rnpet suc- brings you gM cooking Hopkins fit Eynier HAHDWAttE Phpne 35 in increasing the volume of gambling and vice in ow city'' wrote Ms former chief. The (mayor denied the Interfer- 1 ence 1 Ritid he was ronvlnccc after ft series 6f investigation that crime hnd gone on practically unmolested since Kmmons was appointed police commiSvSioner four months ago. It was then Mint Km- mons. sacrificed a salary reduction of nearly.

$8,000 per ypnr to quit, his law practice and become police, coinmipsioner. in appointing Wllcox to tnke position, Mayor Bowles told Wlicox that he was expected to give Petroit a law and order administratioiii unparalleled In the City's history. Wllcox's duties of thfe, office were to stage a series of riVds enrly today In whlcl ittjptfft than sixty persons, half 01 them Women, were arrested. Emmons' formal dis- the business and leaders organized for the re- movement. The wll ifijuire Some 87,000 signatures "yes or no" vote on whethei Is to be retained as mayor is to the electorate.

It will mark the first attempt ever 1 made to recall a mayor in Detrott In the petitions for the recall the mayor is charged with having ''tolerated lawlessness forpement agencies; by law en- secrecy for frankness in public business; fired Harold Emmons as police commissioner for ordering enforcement of law while Bowie? was-out of town; and gave Ollles- pie, professional lobbyist a bandsman, control of Detroit's public works program 'With power to dicker with contractors who had made him having costs to the hbme-buildei increased twenty per cent per yard In days of financial distress." Damage Suit Between Aged Homer Men link band, tSS I For the a Gmen "Varsity!" Honor tbc tyr8ffjnn with Gruca Guild Watch! Designed pedally fot young, iota. Hell appcecute the preatige of the Grueo awoe. He'll be progd of the btauty, acoirtcy, iu roggrrfrirn, C. H. Son Jeweler iiiud OptometrUt STANDAPD MERCHANDISE (Concluded from 1) Knickerbocker, "that it.

would lead to trouble between the two families; that Charlie was of a jealous disposition, and that it --would rijeah trie' breaking up of our friendship." JHQwever, Sweet wanted to work the farm and the family moved to the 1 Knickerbocker home, with the understanding that Mr. Knickerbocker was to board with the Sweets and in return for his 1 board was to help Sweet with the farm work as much as possible. According to Knickerbocker, Sweet's) predictions carried Sweeb became jealous before the first, 8timhier was over. He made trouble to such an extent that Mrs. Sweet said she was going to leave the farm in August The witness admitted that he used to, take Mrs, Sweet to Homer to d.o her shopping but insists' tha he did it at Sweet's own suggestion, as 'to, save time.

Knickerbocker MSO'testified that there generally. neighbor woman with them on trips to toijtn. Knickerbocker was' questionei in regard to helping Mrs, Swee with housework on the farm. said that''he often did so and tha he, had to help with the farm work in return for his boarc and that when rheumatism go so bad that he, couldn't milk, Mrs Sweet used to milk and he used to wash dishes He admitted helping; Sweet wind some carpet rags into balls one night, but said that Mr. was with them and helped also.

One, of the plain tiff's witnesses had testified that Knickerbocker and Mrs. -Sweet had been together with carpet fags, and that they' hat been found ''much closer together than Knickerbocker denied' this and summed the matter up by saying, "Charlie and I both used 1 to help with the housework." The defendant stated that, the Sweets left his farm 'in August 1926 and moved to Homer, He hired others to finish the-year's work. that he vlalted the Sweet In Homer from time to tune but that it waa always upon Sweet's invitation and when Sweet was present. Thin morning Mr. Knickerbocker gave his story of his marriage TO Mrs.

Sweet after the obtained her' divorce. He said that it happened that both of them were invited to attend a party in Hanover and that he brought Mrs. Sweet home instead 1 of Ing for someone from Hanover to' dojso. Enroute home tie 'said' that he spoke of needing a housekeeper, and she let it be cnown that she needed a home. They agreed to get married, more or less as convenient business arrangement.

'According to Knickerbocker there was nothing in the nature of a pre-arranged plan in its wind to alienate Mrs. Sweet's affections and that the idea of marrying her did not enter his head until after her divorce. The jury hearing the case is composed of six men and tlx women. The court sessions have attracted a fair-sized crowd each' day of the trial and there is siderable more interest being show! than Is generally the case in a civil trial. Tokio Suicide Laid to the London Treaty TOKIO, May In the tense.

atmosphere the return oi AdnUral Takarabe, minister of marine, from the London conference and his first conferences with the cabinet and senior naval officers, a sensation was created today by the of a high navaj officer, which the prew is exploiting as an eoho navy's bitter opposition to the London pact. Lieut. Commander BJJi to the naval slashed his abdomen a aboard a bptw.ee» kari's comrades declined lo coin- ent on his act, it was said he recently expressed, bitterness nnd despondency over the future of the navy BS the t.lio London treaty. Gity Briefs Everybody In town (nlmost) Is and cleaning up, Retting ready for the centennial The barn belonglnr to Mrs. Henry Krotzer in Exchange street Is being, torn down and Mrs.

Krotzer plans on erecting a house there. Harold Ruddock, local contractor, is doing the work. The office In Buttle Creek notified the county jail authorities here thin morning that an abandoned Chrysler conch had been found in that city, The license number disclosed that it belonged to John Fox whose address was given as 407 High street, However, Mr. Fox has left town since residing at that address and officials have been unable to ascertain his present whereabouts. FRESH FIS For Friday and Saturd Halibut, Stenk, Perch and 11.

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was Although usa Frigidaires never ONE reasonw Frlgldalre It (old with ft definite guarantee bricked by General And ttlll more important to you ai a purchMer the fact that year after year Frigldalre continue! to give after the guarantee hai expired. If icrvice ihould be required it li rendered In. utantly and without re- moylng the machine from the premUei. Smith Electric Co Phone 30 a 't 4 Phone No. 168 The MORRIS GROCERY i 'i I Defiance PUMPKIN 25c 2 SAUER KRAUT 25c CANE SUGAR IU In Cloth Sack USeal Brand Coffee.

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