The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-08-02

out Juuglng lrOm the suCces5lul Indnner
In which Mr.. Mcdowell executes his
work, we are confident that he will di-
vert the river Joe and take the land.
July 30.-Clyde Maloney and Charley
Redmap, of Toledo, came up on their
wheels In seven hours last week.
Perry Redman, of Toledo, visited his
parents here last week.
Nina Briggs, of Lansing, spent few
days with her mother last week and then
went to Blissfisld to visit her sister.
Carrie Decker is visiting her sister in
Elkhart, Ind.
Rev. A. III. Whitaker, of Jackson, will
preach In the +. b. church Sunday.
The pastor, Rev. Reed, is east visiting
his parents. Evangelist Sayles will fill
lhe pulpit during his absence.
Mrs. James Maloney, OF Toledo, is Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. George E. Porter,
west OF here.
George Taylor and daughter visited in
Pittsford last Tuesday. Last Saturday
daughter and family from Hudson visit
ed Mr.. Taylor, and sister, Lydia, near
here.
Perhaps the people ate too much Ice
cream last Saturday evening, at least a
good many were sick; some called the
doctor.
Mrs. Henry Briggs, of Lansing, is visit
ing friends In this vicinity.
Mesdames Underhill and French are
visiting Mrs. f. NJ. Coffin and Mrs.
Underhill visited at Plttsford Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skuse have returned
from Clayton where they visited friends.
George and Ada Corbett and son were
over from North Adams Friday, fishing
in Pleasant lake.
Kate Maxon returned to her home In
Joliet, ILL.,, last night after pleasant
visit with her mother and friends In this
vicirity.
Mrs. Doty went to Chicago Friday to
take the child, Alice, she has cared for
for nearly years to her home In that
city. Mrs. Doty will remain there u
week.
Mrs. E. NJ. Coffin and Mrs. Underhill
visited In Pittsford this week.
Mrs. Charley Pulver, OF Jonesville, Wis
tied friends In Osseo last week.
Mary Smith, who lives south and west
of town, is very i'll.
Mrs. Fred Reamer died at her home
last evening.
Rev. Z. Ii. Hunt, after an illness OF two
months with la grippe, died at his home
ia Englewood, ILL.,, aged 7S years. After
the funeral there his remains were
brought here for burial In East Hill
cemetery. From an early day Rev.
Hunt and family were residents OF this
village. He built and kept the dry goods
store now owned by Burnett & Co. and
also built and lived In the fine large house
now owned by Mrs. James O'Neu. He
was successful in his business and real
help to this village 10 every entsfprise
that tended to build 1t up. He was a
faithful Christian, a member OF the M. T..
church, often preaching. He was a
beautiful singer whose voice will not be
forgotten; he was, indeed, a father In this
church. He leaves wife SO feeble she
could not attend the burial, one son, two
daughters and several grandchildren.
One son died in the war of 81. His son,
Marion, and daughters, Mrs. Underhill
and Mrs. French, and two grand-sons,
Harry Pettyt and Will Hunt, accom-.
panied his body here where many old
friends and neighbors were waiting al
the depot ane cemetery to pay last
tribute OF respect to one they had been
long associated with. A goodly number
also came from Pittsford. Rev. Birdsey,
M. 4. pastor, officiated at the grave
where the good man was buried.
AUGUST 1.-The ladies OF the +. Il
church will serve Ice cream in the base
ment of their church, next Saturday
evening. Tables will be ready at o'clock
Mrs. Frank Brakeman Is In jackson
visiting her sister.
Master Clyde Rumsey rides new
wheel.
Mrs. Fred Reamer died at her home
south of Osseo Friday after lingering
illness of one year of tumor All tha
her family, friends or physicians could
do was done for her care and comfort
She was patient and cheerful to the end
She was born In 1850 In the east. Th'
family moved here about six or sever
years ago. Mrs. II. has many friends VIII
will cherish her memory. She leaves
husband and one son, grand-child and
sister. The funeral occurred yesterda!
, morning from the +. b. church, con
Quoted by Evangelist Sayles, of Hills
dale. The burial took place In East Hill
cemetery, The family have the sympath.
, of all.
Mrs. Char ey Barger, and son, OF Read
ing, visited her mother, Mrs. Il. Phelps
! near here last week. Her brother an
cousin accompanied her home for shoI
visit.
: Fred Duryes goes to Hudson to-day {
visit his cousin.
Miss Ida Huff visited at Richar
9 Oothoudt's, near Bankers, one day la'
y week.
A number of Hillsdale and Pittsfor
0 people attended Mrs. Fred Reamer
mineral yesterday.
PITTsFORD.
July 30.-B. A. Bowditch and vile,
| w.. InHnrann nalIad On frianda In th