The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-11-19
HUNTERS TAKE
MANY LICENSES
Van Buren, County Sends
Large Delegation to
North Woods.
134 LICENSES WERE ISSUED
"Uncle" Bill Thayer, II, Is Oldest
Hunter. Leonard Furbush,
10, is Youngest.

Judging by the number of deer hunt
ers licences issued by the clerk of Van
Buren, county, the rorthern woods must
have the S. f. .. sign hung out.
The clerks Office has already issued
l34 licences and the report from the
deputy at South Haven has not been
received as yet, though we understand
he has sold % licenses.
The Paw Paw hunters are having
their usual good luck According to
the reports they are getting some deer
and the last report received as we 90 70
press states that they are all alive and
unpunctured
Uncle" Bill Thayer OF Paw Paw has
the distinction Of being the oldest hunt
er to take out a license in the county,
he being n years of age. "Uncle" Bill
still claims his youth, however, and is
always able to hold his own on a deer
hunting expedition.
Leonard Furbush Of Waverly is the
youngest hunter In the county, being
only l6 years old.
Following is a list Of the licenses is
sued, the holders over 60 years and those
under 2l years having their ages indi.
Gated
Hunters licences issued at Paw
Paw.
Almena-J. c. Kennedy, VIM. A.
Earle, Ed Makille, Frank Martin,
ID. Merwin, f. H. Clark.
Antwerp-George Harvey, Jay War
ner, G. w. Showers, Geo. H. Murch,
Frank V. Cole, Guy Daley, c. G Bur-
hans, B. E. Brody, w. l.. Nelson,
VIM. Allard, L. Stoker, Clarence
Young, +. J. Pugsley, Hubert Dur
kee, Phil Deats, Frank Blake, h. S.
Jones, Geo. Phillips.
Arlington-A. Cross, II. S. Wal
lace, d. w Johnston, p; NJ. H. Hog
mire, IL Geo. Horton, 6l.
Bangor-Henry Goss, l. H. Har-
ington, 18; G. B. Charles, Henry
Hog mire ID. w. Wadsworth, NJ. f.
| Russell.
! Bloomingdale Robinson, G..
S. Flanders, Henry Ferguson, Lee
Messer, j. X. DANES, Verne Fergus
on, B h. Baxter, F. L. Baxter, ]. ID.
Harmon, Ralph Baxter, Is; J. L.
Baxter, Roy Woodhouse, c. r. Trim,
Dan r. Tucker, w. p. Fields, A. B.
Virgins.
Columbia-E. A. Taylor, OF; E. S.
Hogmire, 64; Henry Barkhouse.
Decatur-John c. Dorman, 90; c.
f. Prichard, w. w. Greenman, n. j.
Huyck, ID. w. High.
Hartford-A. Elgas, II. Corwin, 63;
l.. A. Kelley, A. Sweet, Allen Olds,
81; S. Stowe, %; VIM. Sweet, War
rem Bennett.
Keeler-A Kelley.
Lawrence Y. Culver, w. p.
Samson, Fred Harris, Myron San
born, 60 Geo. Wallace, Frank De-
Long, B. II. Colburn, Frank w. Mos
Ter, c. II. Barnes, +. A. Butterfeld,
M. D.; h. w. Buskirk, S. a. Alden
Il; NJ. G. Buskirk, G. A. Brown, ].
p Busklrk, 90; c. A. Cook, NJ. Ben
nett, Earl Bennett, Jared Stanley,
Frank McCon, Chas. f. Christie, u;
Russell Sheldon.
Paw Paw N Wakeman, Geo.
Jackon, NJ D.; G. w. Lee, L. f..
Shepard, Jake Walker, c. f. Shell
don, Thomas Cotton, %; VIM. M.
Thayer, II; Ii. l.. Mcneil, Ella Bath
rick, Joseph e. Peck, Fred Cornell,
A. w. Showerman, J, B. Showerman,
John Davis, Earl Pugsley, Nj. Nc
Gregor, Edward Hutchins, Leroy
Hutchins, Ewalt Dean, Perry Hay
ward, Carl T.. BuslSirk, Clarence Ad-
ans, VIM. J. Mower, NJ. D. Buskirk,
G. h. Prater.
Pine Grove-Clarence Wait.
Porter-Henry l.. Markle, Norman
Moore, OIL Henry Fuller.
Waverly-E. A Chase, 6l; Earl
Davis, John Gault, w d. Davis,
Frank Coulson, Frank Miller, cred
Vickers, Leonard Furbush, 10; Fred
d. Culver, p. A. Cole, II b. Allen,
ID. NJ. Allen, Elmer q. Davis, Irving
Coulson.
South Haven City w. W. Holmes.