The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-07-12
County and State.

Mrs. III. w. Williams died at South
Haven at o'clock Sunday evening, aged
73 years. Her husband died eight weeks
ago.
DR.. c. B. Gregory, who for the past
six years has been practicing physician
at South Haven, has moved from that
place to Breedsville
The steamer Easton of the Williams
line broke a steam valve in mid-lake
Sunday, delaying her arrival in South
Haven several hours.
The steamer City of Kalamazoo is in
dry dock at Milwaukee, undergoing re
pairs of damages sustained by running
against pier at Chicago.
w NJ. Broadwell's old sawmill at Ban
gor, now used for storage, was burned
with 800 worth of grain, lumber and
farming tools it contained.
L. B. Johnson, formerly publisher of
the Hartford Day Spring, is now man
ager of the private printing plant of the
Dowagiac Manufacturing company.
The Dunkley company is building a
fine new dock at South Haven, and has
the plans ready for big warehouse with
a dancing pavilion and balcony above.
Remember the election to see about
bonding the county for $4,000 to COM
plete building the court house and Jail.
Everyone vote Eyes. Hartford ALI
ance.
The barn of Mrs. Andy Van Dyke, a
few miles southwest of Gobleville, was
struck by lightning on the night of the
4th, the COW killed and the building
burned Gobleville News.
The Williams Transportation company
will let a contract soon for a new side
wheel steamer for the South Haven
Chicago line to cost 100000, have a
speed of 20 miles an hour and carry 5000
people.
Some of the county exchanges are
asking, docs prohibition prohibit" 1t
/ is quite needless question to ask unless
one is blind or has the catarrh so badly
/ as to kill their sense of smell.-Bloom-
ingdale Leader.
The many friends of DIR. G. B. Storrs
will be pleased to learn of his promotion
to the position of city editor of the
Lansing Republican, one of the leading
dailies in the interior of the state
Lawton Leader.
j. II. Trip, manager of the Kibbie
/ Telephone company, says the company
now has over 800 phones on their line
that they are increasing the service
every day, but are about POO orders be-
hind all the while Bangor Advance.
Father Stauss performed a marriage
ceremony at the Catholic church in st
Joseph, Wednesday, the contracting par
ties being from Chicago They brought
dispensation from the archbishop OF
Chicago allowing the priest here to
marry them without revealing their
| identify Benton Harbor Palladium.
The body of an unknown man was
found June 80 near Ludwig's pier at
South Haven. An inquest was held at
/ the place, and the fact that a bottle
labeled poison" was found led the jury
men to render the following verdict
THAT said unknown man came to his
death by poison probably administered
by his own hands, the body having APP
parently lain where found from six to
nine months, and being in a very decom-
posed state"
Last Sunday afternoon the river
steamer struck a snag Just above Street
er's landing and but for the timely
assistance of a. Marty and c. Pierce
who went to the rescue in row boats the
pleasure party might have received a
duckiug if not more serious trouble. The
captain, who should know the dangers OF
the deep waters of the Kalamazoo, seemed
obivious of them and was hugging the
shore, or one of the pretty passengers
so a person watching from the bank
asserts.-Allegan Gazette