The true northerner., 1898-05-11
Lawrence.


j. F. Barrows and family were at Paw
Paw Lake, Sunday.
Mrs. Dentler of Parkville, st. Joseph
county, is visiting at A. r. Hunts.
Ed. Parks had ten sheep killed by dogs
last Monday night. Others were injured.
Mrs. Flora Tuttle of Chicago visited
her mother, Mrs. Chas. Rockwell, last
week.
Mesdames Laura and Hattie Howe of
Dowagiac have been visiting relatives in
town.
Everyone should have the stars and
stripes floating from their homes and
business places.
Frank McCollum and family of Cad
lilac have moved here. They occupy the
Geo. King house.
A Sunday school has been organized
in the Shafer district, with Clarence
Place as superintendent.
f. Nj. Roberts is home for a few days
visit from Chicago, where he is engineer
in wholesale drug store.
H. N. CARLY was called to Lansing,
Tuesday, by the death of his brotherin
law, ID. G.. Smith. His daughter Goldie
accompanied him.
Rev. G. Deal, brother in law of w. w.
Deal of this place, will preach a mis-
sionary sermon at the Methodist church
next Sunday evening.
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shall not be lawful for any person to per
NIT any geese or fowls to run at large in
the village of Lawrence.
The little two-year- child of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas Fisk was struck last
Thursday by a falling barn door and
knocked senseless. DIR. Six was called.
The child is improving.
Mrs. Bertha Herberts died at her home,
Wednesday, May 4, 1898. She was born
in Indiana, June 49, 1874. She lived in
Lacota number of years after coming
to Michigan, and then lived in Lawrence
until last fall, when she was married to
Winsor Herberts, and they moved to
Grand Rapids. She was member of
the Nj. f. church.
Mrs. Alice May Bigelow, daughter of
Erastus and Martha Hazard, died Sun
day, May /, 1898, aged 30 years, 10 months
and % days. Just before her death an
operation was performed upon her which
occupied over four hours, for the removal
of a tumor Mrs. Bigelow was born in
Arlington township, and was married
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husband and three children, Harry, Maud
and Johnny, survive her. The funeral
was held last week Tuesday at the
home, Rev. w. w. Deal officiating.
Elizabeth Raum was born in Hagers-
town, Maryland, August 2, 1919. At the
age of Is she married Samuel Hogmire
OF this union ten children were born, of
whom seven are now living. In 1855 she
came to Michigan with her husband, who
died February 2, 1859. Seven years later
she was married to Aaron Russell, with
whom she lived until his death, May G.
1888 Since then she has lived with her
youngest daughter, Mrs. Oscar Carr. She
united with the Methodist church in
| 1870 and has ever since been faithful
member. She died April %, 1898. Rev
w. w. Deal conducted the funeral ser
vices at the home, May l, 1898.
William Glare Cornwell, son of w. f.
Cornwell, died very suddenly at about 8
o'clock on the morning of April 30. The
bursting of blood vessel caused almost
instant death. He was one of our most
promising young men, and his death has
cast gloom over all his friends. He was
a member of the Congregational church
and of the Y. NJ. G.. A. At the time OF
his death the deceased was 10 years. :
months and % days of age. The funeral
was held at the home of his parents, con
Quoted by Rev. +. b. Stearns, assisted by
Revs. Salyer and Deal. Appropriate
music was furnished by Miss Barrows
Prof. Langford and Messrs. Abrams and
Conklin.