M AST El’S—Henry MsisUrs, better known as Judge Masters, died at the home oi his daughter, Mrs. Andrew Clark, in Spring Creak t«wnship last Monday at i a. m., and the funeral was held at 1 p, m. Tuesday. Mr. Masters was one of the pionoers of that portion of the county, coming here in 1853 or 1851. lie at one time ran a small saw mill on Spring Creek and operated it until about tins time of the war, lie was the father ol Mrs. Andrew Clark, of Spring Creek, and ef two sons, John, who lives in Canada, and Simon, who lives iu Emmet county, lie also leaves two sisters iu L’ennsylvania, one brother, David Masters, living in Spring Creek, and two aisfcers in Waterloo, Mrs. J5, McCormick and Mrs. Catherine Lyim. The funeral was held from the residence of Mrs. Clark, in Spring Creek, and the interment was in Spring Oresk cemetery.Deceased would have been 17 years old next August.