Orland Zenith, Volume 6, Number 18, Orland, Steuben County, 5 July 1905 — Page 5

Lost —A 1905 clasi pin, somewhere between Orlanc and Nevada Mills. Finder pleasqleave at this office, If

The Grange will giG a social at their hall next Saturday evening. Proceeds to go toward paying for their new piano.

a social at

/ Bernie Ilelme and Qsrt fuller, acCmiipanied by thdr friends, Messrs. Dussel and : arling, of Elkhart, spent the <'ourth at Shady Nook.

The Jackson Prairie facial will Tie'entertained Thursday evening, July 13, at the home JMt, and Mrs. Ora Kimball. Ice team and cake will be served.

The two weeks, sumni r school session of the state ins tute for Hillsdale county will be held in Hillsdale beginning dy 31. Supt. Holmes of the blin school will be the conductor.

Mrs. Harriett Wilder ah W. J. Case and family celebiled the Fourth at their Wall Lake ottage. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Arve; B L. Fowler, Harry Jackman Ralph Sanderson and Ruth KimUl were their guests.

Local Liaes. W 'f'

If you arc looking (or the finest stock ol furniture and the most reasonable prices in the county, go to Frank Parker’s.

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Taylor and Wilder Tejephone, - - - - Rings.

Several from here were in Angola last Friday to see Angola and Coldwater play ball. Coldwater was defeated 10 to o.

Dear reader, did you ev stop to consider that it takes ash to

Henry Giles was home the first of the week.

run a newspaper, and that irhaps you are carrying around a dollar or two of ours which use

Mr. B. L. F'owler, of Toledo, made a short visit'with W. J. Case and family yesterday returning home in the afternoon.

Best Machine oil at Crandall’s

35 cents per gallon. Ladies Tailoring and Dressmaking—Mrs. L. R. Green.

to good advantage if we ad it? Think it over.

James Rowley, of Durand, Mich., returned to his home, Sunday, after a week’s visit, with his parents, near Lake Gage. Last Saturday Miss Chloe Kell-

Few people have such i eculiar name as Miss Nella L. 1 len of Saco, Maine. Whethe spelled backward or forward d name spells just the same, ; B it is a very rare happening tl /such a combination of letters (found.

The Frisbie family is spending this week at Lake Gage. ) "1 Shoe repairing quickly and neatly done.—Chas. Helme.

Get Parker’s prices on furniture before you buy elsewhere.

/ita, who has been an employe of of J. G. Parker & Co., the past year, gave up her position.

Clyde Ritter, of Angola, was an Orland visitor over Sunday.

The “oil fever“ at Hillsdale must have died out son the past week as an effort is beii mad,e to realize $500 cash by t of stock with which to “£iot“ the Osseo oil well. If theWospects are so rosy the moneylu^ht, to come easy. T I

For Sale—A good Champion mowing machine, hay rake and Binder. Used only two seasons. F'or particulars see Clyde Ruhl.

Arthur Goodrich, of F'lint, was ,n Orland visitor over Sunday.

Monday morning this part of the country was favored with a fine shower. Mr. Reversion, of Auburn, was IT1H guest of Ed Stafford part of this week.

--t —Ladies Hair Cleaning—On each Thursday I will shampoo ladies heads at Chas. Helme’s barber §hop. 25 cents. s/ Mrs. Chas. Helme. Notice —Commencing July 1st, I will deliver meat to your door three times a week, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. James Stelfey.

Rev. Mills, of Indianapolis, occupied the Congregational pulpit last Sunday, and made a very favorable impression among the people of Orland.

Jacob Allman and wife, C e Siple and wife and Frank Hos ison and daughter, Vera, of Mlpelier, O., were guests of a Bordner and wife and the Fr d family part of this week. Wle here they enjoyed a short omg at Shady Nook.

See the new stock of furniture at Parker’s if you are looking for good goods.

~~f— George H. Dando has decided to open' an office and practice medicine in Orland.

Quite a sensation was causi at New Paris last Saturday eve tig by the explosion of a gasoline as machine in the barber shoj of E. B. Haul. Two plate glass ndows were blown across the s et, and the mirror shattered. HI furniture was destroyed an the patrons in the chairs had theiiair singed.

Quite a number of our citizens celebrated vesterday at the numerous lakes about here.

Mrs. Minnie Grischott, and daughter, Gilga, are spending the week at Shady Nook.

Lost, a good silk umbrella somewhere near Orland. The finder need not bother to retu rn it, for I can get such a nice new one at Case’s for only $1.40 "x, Harry VanEtta, one of the proprietors of the drug store, is a graduate of the school of pharmacy, of Ann Arbor, Mich., and has had ten or twelve years experience.

N Russell and Caryl Case are Visiting relatives and friends in Coldwater this week.

Burnie Helme and family, of Elkhart, spent the fourth with relatives and friends here. "j Mrs. Orla Barrows and sou, spent part of last week with her sister, Mrs. Viola Stuck.

The business men of (and have decided that the town , 1 be pretty slow this season witut a ball team, and have agreed put up the necessary funds to sport a team. In all probabiln the first game will be playc with Angola one week from ne Saturday, the 15th inst. AngJ has a strong team, and we hare hope to win from them, but ho that the Greens will at least ike a creditable showing.

The Congregational social will 'be entertained Friday, July 7th, by Mr. and Mrs. Fred flackett. Division F will serve supper at 5 sharp. Let all make an effort to have a large social.

Miss Lura Hoffman, of Flint, has been visiting with George Light and family the past week.

Mrs. James Fair, of Elkhart, came, last week for a visit with relatives and friends at this place.

James Stafford and wife, of ■Uicksville, Ohio, came Monday for a visit with his brother, J. C. Stafford of this place. The two brothers had not seen each other

A. U. Crandall and wife, Will Helme and Miss Kellum, were over Sunday visitors at Shady Nook.

While on their way frl Jasper, Mich., to Pioneer, C), recently, Albertus Cleveh and wife met with a very unf unate accident. Mr. Clcvela had stopped to water his ho at a fountain at Morenci. Ilemoved the hits and for some uicoimtable reason the amnia ecame frightened. Mr. Cleveh tried to stop the horse and in doing was struck or kicked onis left leg below the knee, brijng his leg. He was left helpl while the horse ran on jumpir several ditches, and finally ran > a wire fence, where it was stopl, with but little damage to horj buggy, harness or Mrs. Cleved, who was left helpless in the ggy.

d/rs. Meda Ruth, ofc Angola, visited from Saturday uutil Monday with her mother, Mrs. J. VV. Helme.

before in seventeen years. Rev. C. L. Mills, of Indianapolis, who preached at the Congregational church last Sunday morning made a very favorable impression. It is expected that tjie church will give him a call.

-4— •'The M. E. church social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nolen, last Wednesday evening was largely attended. 'V.

■j_. The practice of racing horses upon the streets should be stopped immediately, before someone gets seriously • injured. Sunday evening George Jackman and his wife were run into by a couple of fellows, who were racing, and their buggy badly broken.

Last week a deal was made

-whereby Smith VanEtta and son, Harry, became the owners of Dando’s drug store, Mr. Dando will in the future practice medicine. The new drug firm name will be S. VanEtta & Son. The Zenith wishes both parties unlimited success in their respective business of the future.

July Festivities Will require “good things to eat”. At this store you’ll find all the little needfuls to make the affair a success. And best of all, there’s no dyspepsia In a car load of our good things. Economy points to this store, and satisfaction awaits you always. Your attention below, please: Particularly Good Por Promos Dried Beef, ilb cans .... 25c Corned Beef Hash, a can 20c Sour Pickles a doz 05c Olives a bottle.... 10 and 25c Vienna Sausage a can..ioc Graham Crackers a pkg..ioc Veal Loaf a can ... 10 & 20c Lemon Snaps a pkg 05c Beef Loaf a can 10c Nabisco Wafers apkg....2Sc Sardines a box 25c Cakes of all kinds. 6=^ D. JENNINGS & SON “THE QUALITY STORE” , Orland,« » Indiana.

Are uou interested in Buying or Selling FARM PROPERTY. VILLAGE LOTS VaMllt |mSrov6(l. Send, For List. tKs e 6- stanord

Fly Goods

Screen Doors Screen Cloth Gasoline Stoves Lawn Mowers

Window Screen Poultry Netting Sprayers Washing Machines

Screen Doors $1.00 A better one at , $1.25 A better one at $1.50 A better one at $1.75 Window screens, adjustable to any window 30 Wire Cloth 24 inches wide per yard 12 Wire Cloth 26 inches wide per yard 12 Wire Cloth 28 inches wide per yard 15 Wire Cloth 30 inches wide per yard 15 Wire Cloth 32 inches wide per yard18 Wire Cloth 34 and 36 inches wide per yard .. . Gasoline btoves $2.75 to Sprayers 50 1075c Lawn Mowers $3.00 to |6.00 Washing Machines $3.00 to $7.00 1 8 .00

E. A. WILDER

“The Old Reliable” HABBWABE MAN*