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The Lamar register., 1897-04-24
pr.fae.. c.aaot =. Cared

ty les,ai apps.ca liaas. as fasy eauB9; 4
the at-.Ha-ed goFzt9a * thr tAT Tifr-
~niy uus var 20 anra deafness ard tn.
hN suasflfugl1Hsl rssnn,fies. Dezfne=.
eauFed hy "a lnnamsSi essnditiJn ~
mneOu@ jiutuE u the fnxsaehiau u
Nhsa this fpbe i innamssi yoa has
Tninbting s0nud. or lmparfr.f heAr4ng.
Whca u i. entirely eia-s.i dssfnex< =
result. and nnie@s thr Inflammation ea 1
tAkea oat and this tnfir restored % IT.
taa4 t9ifiilnp, ht'arug Nili he
stroyf1 forever. sfap cases Suf ~ ten
ctas'-d by rSEarra. which u sothiuE
n snrlmeii rundliiua q the mucous
We VIII Eivs Que Hundred Dollars
any case % DtAfuess tcansed hy cata
that rnnaot b. cured by Hans eau
Cure sod for etreuiarS. free.
Z. ! CHENEY & 60. Tuled0.
SOD hE druggists IT,
Halls Family Pills are the best,
The Lamar register., 1897-04-24

There are people who would be better
Pleased with tin can full of stones
than with purse OF gold. because the
former would make the louder noise.
The Lamar register., 1897-04-24

action OF the i
neyS EuroPs
physicians Ps
bounce the grei
est medical ID
since the dixeovs
OF qninine. wha
like the kAya- ka
ShFEb, was d
found IN use aHnd,
the natives
Christian mt<Sis
The Lamar register., 1897-04-24

There are few men on earth who do
not nurse secret belief that they wer
intended for greater things than the,
possess.
The Lamar register., 1897-04-24
me conplslr Anrl.r.

'.tyhafs Z HshlnE NAY
lis ba ndsttBa islntrlI aFrangra
y0aT fathrF lahts aat uxrF fhp NHter~
What. Z ushin- palert
Its ious au-alca sick your cnelcl
catches Bah vita
The Lamar register., 1897-04-24

Here's new tsanImerr.iai Iroul
What Is tff'' Thirty thnps ssaud spipsI
petitiHn for protection against matrins
The Lamar register., 1897-04-24
No-ro-B.c for rifty Cents.

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes wel
men strong, blood pure. soc, 81. All drugg =
The Lamar register., 1897-04-24

Drppsy treated free BY nr. II II. Grei
Sons ~ Atlanta. Ga. trhe greatest dr
specialists in the world. Read their 81
hsement In another caiBmn Of this y; I
The Lamar register., 1897-04-24

What Is continuous perforrpane
"Well. Niagara Fans
The Lamar register., 1897-04-24
-srAR ToBacco.-

As you chew tobacco for pleasure aSc ;
II Is no; oniv the test but the most lasting,
therefore. the cheapest.
The Lamar register., 1897-04-24

"H0w would You dehne pessimi>tE,' u
Is = man 0hn u afraid 10 hook happy for e
some other fellow win try 10 borrow inar
Of him..
The Lamar register., 1897-04-24

cit i< queer h7w spring affects
galt nntIl we leave on our nbbersr
The Lamar register., 1897-04-24
SENT FREE TO PROVE MS row

A few weeks ago we told our reati
of the new botonieal discovery.
Kava- -kava Shrub, Or as boiantsts I
II. PIPER MErnrsrfcCH, fonnd on
GanRes River, East India This vi
derful shrub has proved to be Il
specific cure Tor all diseases eanses.dI
Uric Acid in the Blood, such As KID /
and Bladdcr disorders. RheBmRtf,
etc IL was no doebt used fer eentus
By the natives as specific remedy
jungle fevers, rniasma, and other N Z
dies. when 1t was required tSSseaa
the poisons from the Hood through
The Lamar register., 1897-04-24
A New Botanical Discoyej

The wonderfui Ksva-Kava sh \,
Natures Cure for Diseases !
the kidneys. Rheumatism 4
other maladics caused by u
Acid In the Blood. ~ BlossIn
Sufferars-
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05
sHERIFrs SALE.

Esahe District Courtof tho Fourth Judicial z usstrict. ,f tho Territory of Afi1ous, in
 anG for lho Count , .Cd COcOninO.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05
,nform..,on wan ted.

| am anxious to ascertain what has become if one Richard C,rbutt, who it is feared has met with foul plsy; is supposed to have resided in ArizonA for the past fifteen years but the exact location is not known He wrae frcm Tucson in 1892, and from Prescott and Phoenix in June, 1895. He was very sick in Lsadvills. Oolorad,, in July and August. 1895, and stated that he csme shers from Arizona for his health He slso stat. cd that he had valuable mining prop -srty near Tucson aud had mining prop srty and live stock in othsr parts of Arizona. While tt Lsadvilla. he is aid to have been joined by an old Mexican doctor amsd Margsrito or NaSgue'ito. presumably fr m Sonora, Mexico; snd ~hen able so travsl. they left for Arisons, since which time they cannot b ltcsted.
 MT. Oovb~ts if alive is . very old nan. Hs wss in poor hsslth wbsn h. 1sft Lesdv,lis. and his mind was soms vhat affected at that time He has valuaIls property in Oslifornis and any information of him will be thankfllIy accepted.
 LAaRy P. BARToN.
 San ErHncisca Cal.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05
PUBLIC LAND SALE

Notice Is hereby given that in pursuancs Of instrns tom Iron the Commissioner 0f the General Land Of8cc. under authority vested In hIm by 8ection 2i6& U. s. Revised Statutes ss mrnded by the act Of Congress. approved February 26. lSo6. ve will proceed 10 offer Ut public sale. cn the 1nh day of August next. at this Ofico the following tract of land to wit; SEX SEi< Sec. F. NJ ' NEA NWN Nwh sk SEh of Section 2s. Twpt FIN. K. 6E.. Hgv resxting ac0 acres.
 Any and all persons clsiming adversely the stove described lands sie sdvissd to nle their claims In this office on or before the day above desiTnaied for he commencement of said sale, otherwise their rights will be
 FREpERIcK A. .TRITLE. Register.
 JAKE MARKS, Receiver.
 Dated Julya
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05
! Remsrksbie Cure of Chronic
 UiarrhGOa

Ou0T6UtOo.
 In 1862. when 1 served my country as . private m Company A. 167th Pennsy ylvania Volunteers, contracted chronic dixr, ln~a. It h~s given me . great d~sl of trouble ever since. have tried dozen different medicines and several prominent doctors without any permanent relief. Not long xgo . friend sent m. sample bOltle If ChamI,1rlsin's c"lic. cholera and diarrhora remedy. and after that I bought and tok 50 cent bottle; and now l can gay thai 1 am entirely cured. I cannot I'e thankful enough io you for this great remedy. and recommend 1t ,o all suffering veterans. If in douht write me. Yours gratefully, HENRY SrEIEBEReEE, Allentown, Ps. Sold b, D. J. Brsnnrn's drug store.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05

JuStrict. III ana TOT CoconinO COuntys At-
 sons Territory.
 J.J. Donshus. Plaintiff
 Leon Brownie. Slower. }euMMONS 3ss.
 Crxry & tO.. and Saint
 ( ClellAnd Defendxnts.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Leon Brownie. stover. Cr~ry & Co.,, and sa,nts & Cielis nd.
 You are hereby summoned snd reauired to appear in civil action brought against you by the *b0ve nan ed pla'nI,fy in he D's- trict Court of the Fourth Judicial District. in and for Coc0nino County, Territory of Arizona. and answer the complaint ilcd with this Court at Fl gStsfF. In said County ,a ropy of which complaint arct niranies this summons, within len days. exclusive of the day of service, after the service upon you of this tummt ns. if served within the County. but if served out of the County ard within the District. |, on within twenty days. In all other cases thir,y days.
 And. you are hereby notified that If you fail to sppear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiR will take judgment by default against you.
 Giv.n under my hand and the sexl of the said District Court at Fisgstsn, Aris.. this End day July. A. D. 1897.
 SEAL E. E. FLEETWOOD. Clerk (-l Attorney for PlnintiR.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Fourth JudicIa District. in and for coconino County. Ali sonx Territory.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05
THE TERRITORIAL FAIR

Dssrstary !. E. saint lssses . Pro
 gram of isisycis RAess.
 Secretary Saint of ths Territorial Fair, whi,h commences in Albuqusr. Que September IS. has arranged . program of bicycle races ss fullows:
 FIRST DAY. sEPrEMBER iS.
 I. One-half mile, novice--M. srhan- disc tia and @.
 2. Novelty rscr-1'hree pris-s will be named at the opening of the Fsir 8. F'ive.mils hardicap. class A Nerc,ssndise valued N, t30 Hnd &90.
 ssooxD DAT. sRrTEMBER l4.
 |, One mile, class A--MercliaMdise valued at SIS and t6.
 6. On%-iaslf mile. for boys under 1S years of sgr-Ihr-s prizes will br nan,pd at tue opsning of th. Fair.
 6. Que n,ils championship. f"r in- tev.Territ,aisl cup--won 6ist time hy Horace Slater. of Tucson. A. T., now in professional class.
 THIRD DAY. sEEPTENBKR l5. 2. Three-fourths mile, class A Merchandise valaed at t20 and tl0. 6 One mile. Italians only. Three prizes will be named Ut ths opening of the Fair.
 9. One-half mile, professional Cash t25 and ti6.
 FOURTH DAY. sErrEMBER l6. 10. One mile. proiessiouaI--Cash e26 and el5.
 II. Que mile. tandem. class A Merchandise valued al t20 and $lO. l2. Tw.@mils handicap. prOfes- sioual--Cssh t45 and t25.
 FIFTH DAT. sErrEnBER l7. ls. Fiv--miie. profrssionsl--Cash &7O and sSO.
 14. 1'w,~niile handicap, class A. Nrscllandise valued at e20 and ti0. 16 Onr.mils tandem. professional Cash eS0 and e20.
 SIXTH DAY, sEPrEMsEk l6. Three mile. pr,fessional---Casl, 345 and e25.
 17. Trials for fastest mile, class A -Merrhandiee valued at ei0. 18. Trials f.'r fastest mile. profes- sionaI--Cash &l5.
 Entry fees fnr first race el; each succeeding race 50 cents.
 The merchandise orders will be ac- cep,rd in any store in Albuquerque for gootls.
 Entries to handicap races close on Sep,rmbsr 8; all others on Srptem- Der Is.
 The class A cup must he won twice while the rider is in the amateur ranks before ihe same becomes h's prrprriy. The asswiation reserves the right io place the time limit on any or all of the races.
 The nssociation reserves the right to change the order of rar~s if desired.
 J. E SAINT. Secretary.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05
ARTICLES OR INCORPORATION
AhilILkO 'UF lN0Vtn vithiivN
 The Santa Irrigation Company
Yfmr.

| The name of this corporation k THE SAN. IA FEE IRRIGATION tOMPANY.
 SECOND. Its principal places of trafsarting i'usintss wtli he at Flas staH. Arisona. aud Los Ange- les. California.
 y'he general nature If the business pro p0sed to be tra,,actad Is tha, or bui dtng and creating reservoirs fur storaxe of water. coustructlrg anl building canals and d tchps for the dest strlb,iiion 0f water for irrt- gatioa purposes. and also for ,h purposes Of supplying warer for live stock or ali kinds, and or the use If raii;nes. iowns villages and ciiies, and ais" for Ii'e purp'se Of con structihg, building and isain,a,ilng p'pe lines for the d.stribnitm df water from said reservoirs, canals and diielits: and aiso for the purpose of furnishing water to fHlway ana o her cor orniions for ,hr -sn. TAI use of srch corporations. and fo' mining.
 FoUnlu.
 That e,comn,encelnentOf The lie of this corporation -hlll he dai,u rom fthe 2Dd the 2snd uay Of ,lafcn is.2
 FIFiH.
 That the Oili CTS of tbis corporation shall consist of q President Secretary. Treasurer aud General Manager, t,2,li,er ~iha Board of Directors. Ina, tn" nun Of Gts ctOIs shall bo tnre,; ,ai lntt the officer nf ii's corporation shall be elected annually. each yea. and to hold their ..ffiee Tor "ne year asd nniil ihci succ sse,rs in office a'e eiect d and quai,Hed.
 SIXTH.
 That the highest amount Of .tndebies Hess 0r lix,aity 10 which ,h. c"tpra,ion is at any tins to suhie :, itself Is no. 70 ~xresd the snm of one Hundred thou and Dollars, ,slJ0.0Oo'.
 ! That the amount of the capit,l stock au thorixed. and the times when and the condi. tlons upm which it Is to be paid tn. is and are a. follows:
 One hundred Thousand Dollars. divided
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05
Notice to credisors. I,,

Notice is hereby given by tho undersigned. sdminlstrat0 of th0 estate cf William Hoden. decxsed. to the credltors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased. 70 ex- hibit tho same with the necessary vouchers within ton munths frvm the 6rst pubiicMtis'n n Of shls notice to tho und0rslxntd xdminis- trator It che vflce of Bunch q Jones, In the town of Flagsta6, OocUnsn0 county. Arisona Territory. tho ssne being the pixco wnefc the buslness of said administration of said estate is trsnsacted. All claims not presented within the tine herein spocihsd VIII b. for ever bAered from allowance and payment. Dated at Fla9sta6, C0cOnin0c county, Arisonn Tsrfitory. this the nth day of July. l6e1
 WILLIAM. D. RODeN. Administrators of the sststs of William I Roden. decsased.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION.
lHomestesd Entry No. l0l3.l
 LAHD OFFICE AT Psisoorr; Az Anrx.

Notice l. hereby given that the following named settler has Glrd notice of his inten- ton to mako 6nal proof In support of his claim. and that said proof will bo made before Clerk Of Probate Coust st FlagxtaiF II Aris0ns, on August S1. 1897, vis: Franklin L.. BsAl. for the EK NWk and Ek sWk ssc. q Twpt. AN K. SE
 He names tho following witnosses to prove hls continuous residence upon, and cultiva- ton of. sad tand wis: David 3. Russell. Frank ". Payne, Wni. Mctutire. Charles Carlson. all of Be1lemont, Arizona. X YREDERICK A. TRTTLE, Rsgister.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05

lleill.D. field. Rscet tveref the NeH nexlcO Savings Hank and Tfust Company nsd '.
 Y. fclsom. Plxinu6s, < J. Y. Daggs, Mrs, R. H. DagRs,
 E. E. Dagys. MarthH hox- worth, GeOrge H. HOxw0r4h.
 II. V. ilrul,. l.. g.. D nm and
 ltavid bxbbttt, Defendants
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05

Dtarict uf tho Territory of Afisons, is s0d for the C0antyscd COconino. lieiI.D,. Yield, Rsceivsref the) Ne.. hexico tayings 3snk | scf <. Esissas. Tss:s GSsH.IHssniE SisIHssiE.. .-d : l J. Y. gasE.. nrs. R ', DsEss, E. E. Dagr@ MarthH box- worth, GeOrge H. 0xw0r1h. \. VI nruY; |. S, N p nm sad Under. and by virtue of sn order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued out of the pis- trict courto the Fourth Judicial District of tho Territory of Arizona in and for the
 County of Oocopino on tho aand day of July. i.
 lss7. In the above entitled acaion. wherein
 Neill E. Field, Receiver of khe New Mexico Savings Bank and Trust Company and g. NJ. Folsom. tho above nanied pisiatifYs obtained Judgment snd decree against J. F. Davgs.
 Mrs. R. B. DaxRs. K. K. Danrs. Martha Hox worth. Georre H. Hoxworth. M. V. Drum, [. :. Drum aud David Babbitt. the above
 nxmed defendants. on the lsth day Of Apr |. ise7, which saisi1ecree was n the fS Sh day oi April. iSsi, recssded in Judsment Book One of saId Court. st pages s6o. ssf. 3d2. 2oS s64. 36k am cs,mnlsaded ito sell: All those cerisia lots. pieces and parcels ofiand situate is the town of FiagstsR anu in the County of uoconino. and bounded and
 described ss ioliowA to wit; The NEk xnd the Nh an ,he rEk of the NwA and the NEh nf the swk all of Sec
 tlou eight. Tuwnslip 10. North Of Raage
 Eight East. Gila anu ssli River Meridian. Also lots No. %. si 2s. 2s. 1% aud s6 of Block
 No. 2A. Also lots No. & except the east ss
 thereof loi Nos. ( and I 0f block No. k in th.
 town of Flags,sr, County 0f Geronimo. Ar
 Isona Territory. iosrther with sll iIs tene-
 ments. heisoitsb ents snd appurtensnces
 the~unto belonging. or in any wise sppsr.
 taininE.
 Public notice Is hereby given that on Sat-
 urdxy the 18th day of Aug. 1877. at , o'clock D. m. of thst dhv, in front of the t'ourt
 Houss In the town of FiagstsfF. said County Of cocon'no will. In olsdience to said order of sale and decree of foreclosure sell the above described property or 70 muci, thereof ss may Do necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judgment. with Interest thereon and costs, to ths highest and best bidder for ca.h.
 Dated Vt Fixgsfa1, this asud day of July. isN.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05

into ten thousund ahares Of ten doliAxs soao) each. to bs paid for In installments upon csil of the Board of Dirsctors xlcH1H. Thst the private property of each nf tho stockholders Is to hs exempt from liability for corporate debts.
 nu1u. That the directors for the hrst year, together with sddreksss and residences. sre and shall be ss follows: WIG. Nevfn......... ..... Los Angeles, California. c. \. eIerry...... Los Angeles. California. A. G. Vel s.........A Albuquerque. New Mexico. and that the President Secretary. Trus- urer aud General Manager for the first year are and shall be us follows:
 W. c. Ne,in......... ....., .-......... President .. E trary.....,.. Secretary and Treasurer A. c. Wells .. .-........... .... General Managef We. the undersigned. have this asnd day ot March. iSos. sev-ralIy subscribed our names to the above and foregoing articles of incor- p0rniIon aud cert fy ard stare that V. have signed the same for the purp0ses therein stat d.
 W. c. NKviH.
 .. ~. sTERHf.
 4. c. WELLS. TgRhIrOry OF NEw MExIco. Ca. COt MY Of bERkALiLIO.
 iiefore me personally appeared W. c, Nev n. C. \. slsrry and A. C. Wells all and each of whom nie 10 me well known to bs the htme Lsfsons who under their names signed ibe uisov- aud foregoing articles ot i,corpora' ion. and acknowledged that they (, ecnird the above and foregoing for the usrs and purposes theSein expressed.
 l- J. W. WALKER.
 -EAL Notary Public.
 l-i My com. expirts May s 1900 I, T.ns,,osr Hs, ' Sr {. or cas,s9s' As,.osA'tss
 l.T. E. Puii.aiu. County Recorder in and for ,is toun Y and Territory nforessid. do hereby certify that the within instrument wa- nisd for record Vt Il o'sIo .. u,.. on ti,s sth aay of July. issi, and duly recorded in Book No. 1. .f Articles of lnc0t pnraii0n, Records of t'oconiuo County, Arizona. at pires l2o. i3l and i1s.
 Witnes. my hand and ofn Hal seal this day and year first above written.
 - T. E. PuLLIAn.
 3sEAL County Recorder.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05
BABBlrr BROS.

T. . H. an, where on the side of the animal; Boot cattle. road brand W on right side; q cattle one on ri. Int side: horse brand. c. o.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-05

E.ss vs vss::'AU U. {: 2 q: s',ss::: E. P .
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-10-06
Glendale.

Let's go TO the street fair this week.
d. b. Horton is home from Chicago.
Chas johnson is moving back TO
his farm.
Dave Town is taking in the sights in
Chicago this week.
Mrs. Allen Dayton is visiting relatives
in Cooper this week.
Mrs. Ella Fox of Gaylord is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Jewett Cleveland and wife called on
friends in Marcellus last week.
Special communication of w. M. A.
next Saturday evening; work.
Married, by Justice Davis, Wednes-
day evening, September 20, Will Smith
and Liza Miller.
Work upon the creamery is progress
ing rapidly. A 10S feet we'll has been
put down and nearly all the material
has arrived.
A number of the friends of w. f.
Chase gave him pleasant surprise last
Monday evening, it being his birthday.
After refreshments were served, the
guests departed, leaving some nice
presents and their best wishes.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-10-06

Frank Plants made trip to Kalama-
zoo last week to buy celery.
Mrs. Arthur Whelpley of Otsego call.
ed on relatives here, Sunday.
G.. IL. Ruell and family visited their
daughter in Paw Paw, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Lamphere OF
Johnstown visited in the Grove, Sun
day.
Mr.. Frank Everest of Almena visited
her daughter, Mrs. John Clark, last
week.
Mr.. Woodruff of Bangor has moved
into the house recently vacated by A.
Whelpley.
Edward j Mead of Oshtemo town.
ship and Eva l.. Thompson of Pine
Grove were married in Gobleville by
Rev. j. w. llagerty, September 30.
Some of the boys of Pine Grove and
vicinity make Sunday week day by
playing ball on the school grounds all
day. 1t might be well to send a minis
ter to Pine Grove 20 do missionary work.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-10-06
Hartford.

Milo Wolcott lost a valuable Whaley
horse Saturday; cause, indigestion.
Mr.. Snow came Monday and is busy
setting up the furnaces he sold here.
M. G.. White left for Grand Rapids,
Monday, to serve on the u. s. jury.
Fred Jlson returned last Monday
from his trip down the Mississippi
river.
The Anti-Saloon league held a con-
vention here Monday with full delega-
tions from each township.
Steve Stowe shipped the last of his
peaches, Tuesday. His orchard nets
him about 81, 500 this year.
The Rolla Hill house i'm the south
western part of the village, was set on
fire by some one Monday night. The
fire was discovered about $50. The
wind was blowing quite hard and soon
the house of Frank Myrick was on fire,
and at one time it looked as If that
part of the village was doomed to go.
The work of our fire company prevent
ed it spreading further. Three or four
more houses caught, and the lumber
yard of Downie IL Co. was afire several
times. The Hill house was vacant.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-10-06
Decatur.

W. f. Harlow was home over Sun.
day.
|. S. Dewey attended county tenn
perance meeting at South Haven, Mon
day.
Miss Fannie Collins, instructor i'm in
strumental music at the Benton Harbor
college, was home over Sunday.
Miss Nash spent Sunday at her home
in Dowagiac, going over on her bicycle
in the morning and returning by way
of the Michigan Central, Monday.
Harry Smith is back in his old posi-.
ton in Frank Potts grocery. Dare
Knights, who has been working in the
store for six years, leaves this week for
Oswego, n. Y, to study shorthand.
The usual lively interest in Hamilton
fair will be taken by the Decatur mer-
chants this year. Most of them will
have exhibits in the floral hall. The
Decatur band will also help to make
things lively for the great Donnybrook
day.
William McAdams died at his home
in East Decatur, Saturday, October 2,
at the age of 81 years. His wife died
two months ago. They had been mar
ried tifty-one years, celebrating their
golden wedding June 4, 1896. Deceased
was buried in Lakeside cemetery,
Monday.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-10-06
p. A. Hubbard is among the sick.
Miss Fern Hall has returned IN Oh

L. A. Hubbard is among the sick.
Miss Fern Hall has returned to Chi
cagO.
Jesse Smith of Chicago is visiting
relatives in town.
NJ s. Lawton lost one of his large
work horses, Monday.
+. l.. Kennedy has greatly improved
the postoffice building by new front.
Quite number of our citizens went
to Grand Rapids, Tuesday, to attend
court.
Bert futile of this place and Miss
Williams of Mattawan were married
last Thursday.
Charles Kennedy has purchased the
property owned by James Wood on
Railroad avenue.
Mrs. G.. ID. Lawton gave dinner
party Tuesday, to her relatives, in
honor of her son, ). l.. Lawton, whose
birthday it was.
Mrs. Nj. 5. Lawton entertained Mrs
Il. w. Beam, Mrs. b. Goodspeed and
Miss Emma McMillen of Little Prairie
Ronde last Wednesday.
The Lawton families picnicked al
Bankson lake, Monday, the occasion
being the 50th birthday of +. A. Wright
of Mexico, who, with his wife and two
daughters, are visiting his sister, Mrs
+. Nj. White and other relatives here
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-10-06
Ain lena.

Horace Dyer is very poorly.
Jim Meals baby is very sick.
Mrs. Anna Thurston is quite sick.
n. Bonfoey of Watervliet is calling
on old friends here.
Leslie Phillips came home from Will
liams to spend Sunday.
Cad Gilbert and Miss Anna returned
from Fennville, Tuesday.
b. w. Hipp was quite sick last week,
but is now much improved.
Meta Foster of Paw Paw spent Mon
day night with friends in this place.
Mile Stevens of Waverly is staying
few days with Mrs. Nj. A. Stevens.
Horace Dyer, who was reported quite
sick some time ago, is now some better.
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Merwin are
moving in with her father, John Shank.
Every body is cordially invited to at
tend the Sunday school institute at the
Nj. f. church next Saturday.
The sermon at the Nj. +. church next
Sunday evening will be in favor of the
saloon keeper and the drinking man.
Frank Whelan, Clarence Mason and
Grace Hayden attend school at Paw
Paw, Jessie Hill at Lawton and Cora
Allen at kalamazoo.
Mrs. Loren Longwell and B. Wells of
Prairie Ronde called on Mrs. Nj. A.
Stevens and Mrs Rhodes, Friday, on
their way home from Fennville.