Orland Zenith, Volume 5, Number 24, Orland, Steuben County, 10 August 1904 — Page 3

LOCAL LINES.

See the new and artistic turn hire at Parkers.

Parker certainly has the finest* line of furniture ever brought tol Orland. Everything is bright anew new. If you need anything iir this line it will pay you to inspect?) Si his stock.

Dr. Marie R. Smith lost a pair of gold eye glasses last week — Suitable reward.

Taylor and Wilder Telephone, Rings.

Don’t miss the C. E. social a the home of Mr, arid Mrs. A. D Crandall tonight.

The editor a*nd wife were Sunday visitors with relatives in Angola. Orland people will find it very convenient to put up their rigs at Lake James, and go the rest of the way on the electric line, thus saving a ride of about five miles through the sand and dust

Build cement side walks! Buy furniture at parkers-

Mr. and Mrs, S. D. Hathaway, of Gilead, spent Sunday with Covert VanNuys and wife.

Don’t miss the game Friday af-

ternoon.

Through a mistake we did not receive the Library notes in time for publication this week.

“Do f set tires?” -—L. D. Light.

1 —You know it!

“Ome and see the warmest game of the season next Friday.

Base ball Friday afternoon at the ball park—Orland vs. Burr Oak. It is reported that Burr Oak will have Harris and Chaffe for a battery (the stiffest proposition outside the leagues) also the best players from Bronson, Coldwater and Sturgis, and Bronson sports are coming over to regain some of their lost wealth. Come and see the fun.

'I Mrs. Julia Nash, of Hickory Corners, visited her sister, Mrs. Libbie VanNuys, Tuesday.

For Sale—A good milch cow_ Inquire of J. G. Parker. I have a quantity of good cider

,/TDr. H. L. Smith, of Geneva, Nebraska, arrived here last Thursday for a visit with friends, and to look after property interests

vinegar for sale-

-F. Wigent.

i, : Kenneth Jeffery was very sick with indigestion part of last week.

y George Dickinson and family leave tomorrow for a short visit with their daughter, Mrs. Belle McKibben, at Hudson, Mich.

, Salem defeated Lake Gage a game of ball last Thursday 16 to 3,

* Frank Alcott pnt up a new Per/kins wind mill for Fred Racket this week.

When you make a purchase' at one of our excellent stores, why don’t you lay down the cash? It would be good business management to borrow the money if necessary and give an interest bearing note so as to be able to pay cash. Our merchants could sell cheaper and live longer because of having less to worry about, and in the end all would be benefitted and you would save by it. Try it and be convinced.

Even the ladies of our town have become interested in the healthful exercise of base ball, and are contemplating organizing a team. Mrs. Dr. Lawrence left Monday for a visit with friends at Hiram, Ohio, and her father at Dexter City, Ohio. She will be away several weeks.

\ Frank Lewis and family are ' spending their vacation in Plin Legg’s cottage.

V. Fred Stuck came home from New York last Wednesday evening for a few days.

\/ A Mr. Davis and wife, of NewKin, Iowa, are visiting with Del Squires and family. sj Harry VanEtta went to Coldwafhss, Monday, where he has a position in a drug store.

Chairs! Chairs! All kinds— Dining, Kockmg, Sewing. Chairs of every description. New stock, everything up-to-date. Call and see—Parker.

Among the many attractions Angola, Old Settlers’ Day, Augu 18, will be a game of base ball b

'•J W. J. Case and family are hav- ' mg a jolly time at their cottage at

Alex Fuller and family, of Perrysburg, Ohio, are camping at Coldwater Lake. Ttiey will come here tomorrow for a visit with relatives and friends.

tween the Ashley Colts and Orlan Greens. Both teams are Steube county products, and each teat has a game to its credit. On Jun 24, Ashley defeated Orland by score of 5 to 4. July 14, Orlam captured the second game of thi

Wall Lake, this week.

/Freeburn Wigent has been making some good improvements on his house, the past week. ‘ Mr. R, N. Purdy attended a reunion of the Purdy family at Coldwater Lake, last Saturday.

s jCSam Stuart had the misfortune 'to get his nose broken while playing ball, the first of the week. Quick and family, of Olivet, Mich., came last week for a visit with relatives and friends.

The Misses Stevenson, of Portland. Indiana, are guests of their friend, Mrs. William VanHusan.

Lewis Shumway and daughter, >61 Angola, spent Saturday and Sunday with D. Jennings and wife. Fred Hackett and family will leave Saturday for a visit with C. H. Felton and family, at Michigan City. . Peckham, cashier in Parleer’s store, is spending her vacation with her parents, at Hiram,

Why don’t wq all live better

lives than we do. Some time when you find your self by your self, asx yourself this personal question. See what you will say.

series in a prettily played garni the score of which was 3 to ; The third, and deciding game wi be played at Angola on the aboy date for a purse of $200 and th

In last week’s issue of The Zenith, the article concerning the somnambulistic adventure of Mrs. I.wloff, chocxld have r>aid Mr©. | John, instead of Mrs. Peter Imhoff

championship of Steuben r.oun Game called at 2:30 p. w.

The draw game between the Orland Greens and Achley will be played at Angola, Old Settlers day at 3:00 p. m,, for £200 a side. Everyboby be sure and see this game.

The Wilder District.

August xo, 1904.

The sick are better at present.

Mr. Carpenter and wife, and Mrs. Strohm and sons, from Bronson, were guests of Homer Spade and wife last Sunday. D. K. Wilder and Reuben Lytle were in Angola the last of the week on business.

Bert Cleveland and family, of Pioneer, Ohio, were guests of A. J. Collins and family the past week They returned home yesterday, accompanied by Mr. Collins and family.

\ Del Squires has an uncle and aunt from Newton, Iowa, visiting

Hon. F. G. Salisbury has been appointed by Gov. Durbin to represent this Congressional District, at the Farmers’ Congress which convenes at St. Louis, September 26 to 30.

at his house.

Ohio. Wesley Light and family, of Warsaw, came yesterday for a visit with his brothers, Mack and George.

Homer Spade was in Bronson one day last week.

Jay Lucas and wife and Will Kellum and wife went over to Gilead Lake last Sunday with well filled baskets. Will eat so much he didn’t enjoy the afternoon very well—Too many knick knacks, he said.

Mr. and Mrs. George Swain and children and Mr, and Mrs. Fred Swain and Miss Phoebe Culp, of Cold water, were guests of W. J. Case and family at the “Willows” Monday and Tuesday.

Bert Jeffery and wife, of Summit City, arrived here Monday morning for a visit with relatives and friends.

f A good 80 acre farm for sale 3 'miles from Orland. Good orchard, well and house. Enquire of Geo, H. Dando.

James Stanley and wife, Mrs. Amy Lucas and Mrs. Clare Cox, were guests of Tom Stanley last Monday.

The building committee of the Congregational church, hope to have the repairs completed so that services may be held in the church August 21. Be on the look-out for announcements next week.

The price and quality on all our goods ig right. We invite you to call and see our new stock of fur-

Loren Root and family, of Bronson, called on D. E. Wilder last Sunday, on their way home from Nevada Mills.

niture— Parker. I. A. Lyke went to Burr Oak last Sunday, returning Monday accompanied by his wife who had been visiting there for a week. A load of Masons from this place attended lodge at Flint one night last week. After lodge a fine banquet wss spread, and the boys report a royal good time. Well, don’t worry, it will rain by and by. It is so easy to complain when it don’t rain, and so easy to forget to be thankful when it does. Less of the former and more of the latter would make life better and happier even if it did not bring the desired rain—But perhaps it would.

/'Monday, shortly after noon, the sad news reached here that James Taylor, of Bronson, had ended his

Gonareflational Gtiurcti Notes. Preaching Sunday morning at

life by shooting, himself, in the reading room of the Clark house. Despondency, on account of ill health is supposed to have caused the deed.

10:30

Sunday School iv. m. Christian Endeavor 7 p. m.

X 1 he cement has arrived, and work will soon commence on the new sidewalk on the north side of Main street, past Twichell’s, Stafford’s, Helme’s, Grange Hall, etc. If the Library people will build, the whole north side of this street, from Case’s corner, on east, will soon have a cement walk, and then let others follow, and we will surely have the prettiest little town in Indiana. Whoop ’er upl

Preaching in the evening at 8:00 p. M.

Choir rehearsal Friday evening at 8 p. m., in the Baptist church.

Everybody cordially invited to each of these services. '

In the Good OLD Summer Time

Too many people make ihe mistake of eating heat-pro-ducing foods in the hot season, and the consequence is they “enjoy” a deal of sweating that is entirely unnecessary. Besides they are liable to all sorts of diseases. Proper diet is the first essential of summer comfort, and proper diet in the summer is largely a matter of cereals. Cereal foods of many kinds are to be hae at this store. They are economical, easy to digest and form a palatable diet.

When in need of a

NEW ROOF

Use our Beaver or Alto

Prepared

Roofing

Two or Three ply

makes you a good

roof with tittle expense

: 0. 4 STAYNER .Open every day xcept Sunday

$1.00 to $1.50 per Square

E. A. WILDER

k< The Old Reliable” HAEDWABE MAN.

Here are a few Thoughts Along this Line: ZEST—China cup and saucer or pitcher in each pkg, 25c VIGOR— 3 packages 25c Shredded Whole Wheat —2 packages 25c Cream of Wheat a pkg 15c Cero-Fruto tsc package 10c Eata-Malt 15c “ ioc Caramel Cereal 15c pkg 10c Rolled Oats a pound 04c

The Store that saves you money all along the line

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