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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-16
ACCORDING TO ORDERS.

Stage Manager (to chorus CRIB
You'll get snub nosed if you push that
wash rag that way. Why don't you
wash down?
Didn't you tell us to wash up?'
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-16
FILLING FOR THE VACUUM.

Mother Ito policeman)-Shure, Den
mis- isn't bad boy at all at all, but
he's throubled now an thin wild a rush
of mind to the brain.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-16

FALLS FOR THE BIRD MEN.
Reporter (to aviator)-What is the
hest state in which to fly?
Texas. She has 2a7 counties in
which to fall"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-16
NOT ALL ALIKE.

NOT ALL ALIKE.
The Man-You have the sweetest
blue eyes in the world. darling!
The Angel-Don't talk nonsense!
You say that to every girl.
The Man-No, indeed. my pet! The
last one had black eyes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
Stuipc.

Sim letter. Sonntog batten
mir bier einen iforen &cactt.
Son aitsaudrts tpare1 bier dil'
Iestcn Solntoa bel Gertpanotcn gu
@einh: 8. 6. @uugoll itnn 5arni
lie, Sris Scbieocr urto 6arnille, bon
ebomois, 8rau sopel, BON @lisberrp
@o., mo Senrp Self bon &otsoam.
su Scr 6amiiic pon Sobt
Grni, eridir cine 5cdlter, fpojii
mir gratulieren.
@ittuc 5bcreia 9acfer idbt
iDr @obnbmis ourd cinen ld)oilert
gnbau nergroBern.
Otto SdJneffer ipiirbe BON Der
bieiigen CD. @emeinoe ols GeIcgat
5iir Gonferen5. er1pGblt. Die @e.
meirioe bat alif ibr gieentbum NIT
elmer id1onett Grabtfen5 einse5dult,
nno ionitigc &epnratitreit om Sfaar-
baitie beiorgen loiien, 10 6as allies
in better Srbnrne lit. au6 rpcr.
ben am liiditen Sonntng ole iuila.
CIT Serrn, Gibos. s. Bod mo GIias
Slid aIs @emeirtoeglieoer oirfgenoms
men iperoeqt. @bo is merit?
slm 5. Mai, arn Simuneliabrts
taae, miro Die bieiigc @emeitoe ibr
i5lrIidcs SpnttagsiduIfHt feiern.
ecuiann 9ieball reiite Ieste
ISOLDE nad Dem Staate Sopa, Inn
oaielbIt Scn CONNER 81 orbeiten.
@egaafieber Gbriit aottboff
lit fleiBig init Dem @cgeausbciiern
~beifdftist.
GGfite ISOLDE miro @m. 8oe.
der feinc SaecmiibIe aui Die 5arnl
BON 5. s. SoeImer mfiteleit. Serr
Soelmer geoenft Elm nencs @obn.
baiis 5ll bnten,
Sobn Boil bcfiuoct iid) aiif
Der aranfpnliite mo niifcr gebano-
Iunae BON Or 6. Safiner BON Scr.
mans. SoficntIid miro er bolb
micoer better uerbct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
- ~ r
anfaepnFt.

8entr man einen Hod MAIDEN
ldBt, gebt nan ni6t gum Sduiter,
Denn man elm 3aiS baren ioBt
gebt man nift nad) Die 4lei6ermod.
erin, ionoern 5it jeiftarlo Der oas
Sod perftebt. 8enn man cine Sab.
maidine 5u reeariren bat sebt nan
5u iemano Der oos Sad gelernt bal.
@ir boben jest in $ermann 10 elm
@ann. eiren aiinifler in ieinem
Sad. Gr reparirt Rabnaidinet ii.
mabrbaftig Dabr err madt Die altcn
better mie lie 1,eit tparert. 8ariHer
ODER 2onoIeiite fonnelt oi Maidinet
berein bringerr Hady Dem II. g. So
tel, uno Der erpert Sel5er iDiro Die
@aidine beriteIlen Dab lie better
na6en pie bic Reuen. Gr bat idon
90 6tiif bier repnrirt; perseBt ben
gIas nidt II, 9. SoteI. Sermonn.
&L
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

iiber bus Mbl66cn bon &ebri1t bel
aottboff's 5fpiiden Der 6. uno z!
StraBe, es iebe mie cine 8runOititte
ans lmeId1e ,nidJt adbger1imt.
9ieieS gob @apor @oIfer Sin
laB 5n Der 8emcrfuns Dab Die
StoDt cine beitinmte Stellc iiir
Sdrttnhlaoen babcn ioIlte; baB meln
Die Staot Dos 8eefdbren ielbit be-
iorgen, mfrs reinere Illeps iiro folg-
lid, before geiunobeitlife 3lfit6noe
er5ieIen ipiiroen. Die Gntfernnng
oes Sdrtttts Jet eirp offentfide Nutb.
menbigfeit attb fonne Dun Der Stobt
|ariinolider porgenommen pefoen uls
bon Bripntleuten st %erfpnrten lei,
INFO SesbnIb fir Die Stdot cine gel
~redtfertigte aitsgobe on eirem Sc.
Dem 6icier Dienft g%eleiftet met0e.
an1 1S. april iollen Die 5tellen
fir g1erf, Sdusmeiiter, StraBen'
anHeber, Tooengraber. Snbrmunn
nno and, StaotauipaIt beiett mcr.
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
@astpnaSe.

Srau Mdrp Rueoieer ueld)e
iebr frnttf mar, fam pieoer umber.
gebgn.
Gin @uitfcler oifIib bon Der
@nScpndoe Bride eritredte ii1 iiber
cine grobe Slide irtb toitetc bel
andtrengilli9 ociiclbcn Serr su iuer.
Den. gnbrcaS 8nbnid, 2eberIe ii,ro
2oilis &ncoiecr bdtten 8erliIte, Iet-
terer oIletr 5000 ScnarieaeI.
Die gbeIcrtc soiis gnfdm,eper
boben bic Sris Bod Sarm beooger,
uuo molten ipicber 2ai,bbaii treibcn.
-8ia GIiifbor tuurbc I'M Sdiffs.
bof bnrh elm ~fnllcnhes Stiid Sol5
'perIeBt.
f5r. Sbo 8ttbbemeper lit nod
aaniaS Gin rtlil ibrclr 8rilSer Otto
5n bsiuden.
Gbriit Soblrnalln uilD Santtlie,
BON gaoro Sofota. lit bier bel Der
Sdtniepcrmitter, Srau Sdcllbam.
mer, AT 8eiitdD. sic tpoIlen nod
'Gundbo 3ieben Inn oa Seimit1tte
2mub orButreten.
1beo. Setterer mod)t jett 10
0b6uiisc 9eiud)e in Sefferson gitp
hnB ieine Srcutce 2nnte reiden.
9snr, nnierc 3%uitimitng bat er.
-Gbriit. @oli bot IN ct. 2puis
Elm idyoitcs @eipann grauer Efcroe
aefmit, ltiib ercst bier oainit auf-
ieben.
SEER Sett, BON Mt. Sterlina.
htIt nit 6amiIie bierbcr9e5osen.
2puis Sfiueiqbauier bat fif al
ieiner Sdppcitcr III Sos ansclos,
California, begcbcn,
Gie @9elcilte Marion Soooir
mo Sri. S6a Stinncr, ollie friiber
bier oni6iiig, iitlb uadi Sos ar0eIos,
California. iibergeiiebclt.
5rit5 Gefenepcr bat nit ieiner
6dmiIie oos 8oItcr Gigogtbum be.
5o9eu, or criportet in Den Resic.
rungsboieu arbcit IN finben.
@obnraiim 1T bier rar utt6
bod i'm Sreiie.
Serr urib 6rau 8obt. 8iiornon
|fino bel Slciidcrs Su Seiud). Serr
8ilofnait lit i'm ct. 2cuiicr ,5erer
department oigeitcIlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
auHs /!

Dit Dem i. april anianeeto hn.
ben mir %foIscroc .MiIcase Siefets
3iun Serfauf.
500 MieiIen gut ont DO. Sacifie
:inib SrGn Monntoip Balm In Mii,
ipiiri, 'faiiip bon irgeito ielnonb be-
mtbt iperoem $t2.50.
f000 Mcilen aiif Map. Surific n.
Srpn @ountain gut in a%rfanios,
.2ouiionnla un6 Miifouri $25. &anll
;irrr BON Der i'm Reilettbud eellunll.
tcr Reripn bennst iDerbcn. !.
2000 @eifen Gut aiif Der Np. Sa1
fic, Srom Mt. &p.. Gems'& Sarific,
ssrt. & vt. Rur, ct. 6. & q. &.
urib Dtiss. &iper mo 9onne Serrc
.gfp. in grfaiius, Colorado, Sctiio'
ITO trnb Mfiffonri 500. gbenfalls
8eItren 1000 Coupon pcrionltdJcS
Sidet gilt oltf oIlell 9abnem Oitlid
bes MiIfpuriff1tiies 5u $40. aHe
obiaen @eiIe&iider itnb grrt ami
Sobr teoru &nitfsto9e,
g. 9. g r a IN q r,
agent, Sernlartrl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

Draft

100 H-L.E 1EHrsUaa
Suliis Zee 1T bbn Snie. @o..
5u Suitie gefoumrcn ImS lit iest
Uubrnarn fiir 60. 2angenberg.
r. 8m. GngeFbred)t befIngt bent
gerllfit rincs GicIs I'M @crtbc non
5000 Der ai Der IuuIfperre Der.
erfbeltte.
Sie Suitoren 81tbr. Spffmd,
@reuter urto 8inter, ictpir Die 9aien
Simon 8oeeer im6 Socob 9apmeper
traten ols Gpniitc Der @asrrnbe.
goiutp gibcl 8eieiIioft bier 5u-
iammelt un6 beidIofien Die Sabres.
iarnmIuae Der @eielIfdaft in Der
.9aptiiten Stride 5l Mt. SterIing
un 1. Siuii ob5ttbulten.
Der Sngefbbiinb belt Der.
%iammlliua bcbufs grapdbIuns Be.
onten ab limo tpiirben ertp6bIt Sui.
oa @oorc. &rdiibeut. Sranf &iefc.
Giae 8rditSent. &reo Riefe, Sefre.
tar, gmiIie 8ronbt. S%dashneiiter.
|Srai aufocrSeioc, Drsaniitin. gb-
min Bauer nftb 2iilu Brandt. BIB.
EIiotbeferc.
Pm Sonito9 faito Scitrp Satt
Ter I'M 8alSe Die uebcrreite eirtes
menidIiden aorper, nno Der ber-
bei scritfene Coroner Or. anfoerSei-
DC bielf cine 2eidenid)au Oh BET mel.
der foIeeno ais Siirp oicnten: aile.
Sdreimonlt. S. S. 8oeid, Senrp
Sanoer, 8. $. Sdyoeiliitg, Geo. Sloii
ner ien., uno Gbos. 9. 9riill, bod
lfomte Die Si,bentitdt oes geritorb-
enen nod Die SooeSuriade ermitteIt
peroen. Die 2eid)e mar nerfoblt
un6 bon lnilocn Gbiercm mlgefreiicu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08

abOnnirt auf boo Sermauiier.
goIfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
Meae geIm.

SER ". g. Balfer Der 1lerter.
tu6blte Mapor iofpie Die neuen St1ot.
r6tbe StobImmn nno 5ored muir
ben am @itttpo6 abeno IN lire re-
fpeftipen @ernter einaeiett, 1rno be-
tonte Mapor @aIfer in ietner an-
trittsreoe 6nB er feiit nnaItiir5ler
lei, ionbern gerne i'm Srieberr nit
ben Germ 8atbea lebert tpol1e tnb.
lire tbatfrdftiae llnteritiisnng be-
oiirfe INN ettpas be5tpefen 5u fon.
men. CT pertretc feline Sonberinter.
ellen, MIR bos @obf Der gor5err gir.
leerIfaft babe er i'm aitge, oieieirt
rniiiie iid aIIes glnbere u%nteroronen.
Die Idtbe Moebits, @eiintnnn. Stobl.
mann uno Soned freuten fif fiber
Die 9midteit oes neuem Sfootober.
baiiptes, ollie iuaren Gin Ser5, Elm
Ginn.
Serr Ioeblis muroc ole StroBen.
fommiiGr fiirS Sabr eriannt uiio
linn Die Sberamffid)t Der Straben
nro Irbeiter iibcrtraaen. Die Stra
ben IoIlen bis o,tfanssl @ai mr. 3it.
Itan6 gefebt Inn bel Gintritt oes
.-Hn aa -. .s -.
tparmen @etters se6it 5u meroe1t,
ftttb aebf man nit Dem Slane it1n
oieics Sabr groBere Stredcn als
I'M goriabre 5a oIen.
Serr Moebus iprnh iify oabin niis
ySos Der bisbcr benitte Nacabdm
1aitf ben SauptitraBen Der Stool MIDI
3,pedentfpreteno urto bnrd) @aseon'
doe 8ies (8rapeD 81 eriescrt ite
.fpolIe man omierbafte nto rcita
StrdBen babem. @ls StraBen Gom'
mtiIar miro er ipobI Sizes BEL pcr5it'
nebmeioen &epeperaturorbeiten 10
fort in Inmeitbnug bringen.
Mud ipnroe iiber benz unid,onet
gtttbIif iptpie segsn Den @ernd,sitnr
p~crIesenoe arfiteigenbe 9iirlte al
Der 8erfte bonn oes @uttenberaltrae
pdtIify Big sur gitffobrt bon oel
Terrn deiprpden, un0 man iuurot
eintg @anesl al idoffcn ntto oil
oIten SausbSte meter intten &last
n~ireinpeiien.
SEER 3eftnorit beidJfperte I'D
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
GieI sn serfamfeu,

SD bdbe OIL SonS mebr tpie 100
Stiid gutter iuteer Giel BON 8 bis
8 Sabre alt. lirtb allen @roben bon
10 bis II &muo bod.
Sourp @atd.&eam bon irgenS
elmer @roBe. SD taife. taiiide elm
ODER p%erfarie eineit einseIatesp @iel,
elm @eipaiul, ODER cine @arloonmg.
fpic getpiiniht.
SD babe ebeitfdlls 35 Stiif Bier
DC uato Stlten ar &ar6, besDalh
tpenr ibr folien, pertailfem ODER Ser.
I,nftocIn ipolt ipiro es eid loffelr
meinen gorratb in atsenidein 5lr
ncbnerr che ibr iorf1uo @eihdfte dtf
ifliebt.
aIIe bon mir berfouften o6er Der.
bauoelten 5biere iperoer @armttirt
obcr ari Brobc bcrfapft.
9eoinDlitger 9aar, ooer nv Ger.
nitric, ipie eg benz aGitfer paBt.
Sdreibt ODER telepbolirt. / glod
pom Depot.
Cttp Sdmibt,
Berger, @o
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
Gsrf gaMN

5rou Gbriit StoefIin bon
Sonesbnrs. NO. peldle bier lire
@uttcr 6ran S. &bilIipp uno an
oere 8erfpanotc beildyte, III ipieoer
bcimsefcDrt.
9ie Sorrrer madrcn anitoitet.
sli,n aoripiIon3eiL
Gbriit Niorid bat icine Sdac.
miible auf Stockholders Yarn auf.
geitellt.
MeDer inrb allcnlonn babcll
Icbtc ISOLDE iiir g.. @umper nito
anoerc SoI3 aeidat.
Die Samilic Otto 9ocrIin9cr
mar sonntaa bel s. Ibillipp 5f 8e.
fiidj.
Srpb SdinoIer pobntc Sant'
ltna ole Stlaidtlubieicr i'm gieber
9iItrift bel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
geemDnt.

Sermaith Gnitermaun mar let
tc @odc franf; 5rau 5rib Seipina
nNid)e frauf mar ift ipieOcr auf.
Sn Der Ieiboaiiten 8irde ruiir.
Den letter Sonntas folsenoe aitr6er
ourdJ EoItor @inter fOniirmirt: CT
Tic Stt. @ifto @inSborit nub Clio
@bfer.
Gb. Seiemonn. mcld,cr Den
@inter Durd) in SmenSpille Die
SodNhule bciud)te. 1T ipincn 8rlioer.
wieocr auf Der Sorm bebiilfIid.
Sclecnoe SdiiIer in Der Gone
@rcpe SdtIe in weId)er aiig. o..
SuenfcI Sebrer lit, Icetcu oas Ibitit.
rienten Gramelt OBJ: George Siefer,
Iearl 8oberion uilO Slipe Gobcricn.
InauIt Srisemcpcr 1T Der crite
mcId)er bierorts aorn pflan6tc or
ring Idon i'm Rar8 an.
-8outer IL. Sobr boben ibre Sa'
scniibIe auf Go. aoliinss 5arm mlf
eeitellt.
Ben Berger lit nit a%uItbrcnnen
bcidaftigt.
Sri. Clara @rmnenialm triitf
gorbcreitnne fir SduIidlubicier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
Ertrrs sbDe go. @Oran!

SIM 8ettbetperb nit ben dnoeru
sroBen Sd,nbfabrife1, bes 2ortoes lit
Der 8cters Stoe 60, Der gortratt
fiir Die 2ieerung bon $1,000 paar
Sdube fir bic SIioiniler s~,asefprod,-
en- moroen. mo tperoen 10000 pnar
OieIrr Sd)iibe i'll Der Serniainer So
brif 0ieier Sirmn ber9eftelIt. SUIT
ab por oen Getersi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
anheraepS9nlide goifbefaroernns.

Der inn kt1 llbr peitli6 geben.
De 8oitinf lpuroe am letter. Sans-
tag abeno BON Serrn Seitfe, ait
Den fir oiefen 3ned aitlid bonn Sta.
tionbanie befinbl. Soften gebdnst,
Der 3iia mcld)er bier nidt nnbalt,
fam angebronit, Der Sarrsarm bonn
Goitipagen ipic einen gIis into Der
Ioitiaf mar nit Dem Bug Der.
idipunben. Die 8enfnten i'm 8oit.
moacn hatten ober bon elmer Soit
bon Sernloin nidts geiebeH itno
loIdeg ms SoiptarHt beridltet. am
naditen Gag tp,iroe In Dem 200
MeiIen bon bier ertfernten 9eunoa
elm Goitiad auf BEN Gade oes er-
presstpagenS ocS 3nses entoedt, nno
iiehe oo, es mar Ser 8oitiad bon
Sermanr. Gs iii oieies ein iolf
ieItenes g%orfommniB, Dob es IN
9~oltfreiien aIIgemein befproden
miro.
abOnniri aiif oos Sermanner.
BoIfsbIntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
george 81. Kuhn, 81

'8ie aIIiGbrIid nm oieie Set,
berridt iett pieoer Der Stidbuiten
inter ben 9inbern. @ebt Den Sim
bern Or. Gcnselmann's Suiten
Sprnp. Gs 1T bns bette geitteI &C.
gen bieies Geioen. 8a bnbeH
III aIinse's apotbefe unb @aIfer's
apotbcfe in $ermant. nnS 8. $.
gradt in fredericksburg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-08
siuiss.

Die 8iaimanit Sdnle inter
Der Ndbigen 2eitung oes 2ebrers
Sarrp $. Wscpcr bate an Samitae
5dulidlub ntb fam albeitbs elm
idones Observation-Disclosures 5lir
Iusfiibruna. Ges 9sadmittags
belt 2ebrer aiieuit Suenfel. bon
Grnfe, cine 9iiprdfe.
2ouis Sdoeuir9 fault bierorts
gieb oiif.
Sanes Surit lit pie6er nad ct
2onis. or mill glcftrifer Derben.
&c6n5irtc Sabrprciic mad Detroit.
anIdBIi6 bes SdbrIidem 9urnier
Der Norb gnrerifa Stat Sedsi,c al
Detroit. @idigon. in Sini. perfuiift
ont 8. s. uno 10. Sunni Die Mo. 9ac.
gobn 6abrforten gut fiir Die &iino-
fabrt 81 baIben 8reis. aorten GIFT
sur &iidfebr bis 5illn 20. Silni.
aiaft @eitcauria fir aidets snt
Sllr 9nr6fnbrt nod Detroit beirn In
ter3ei6neten brieili9 ooer in Ser.
ion iDeniaitens slpei Gage Dor M.
Faiic.
q. 2. 81 t a nj { I,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-08-05
President Helps Orphans

Hundreds of orphans have been
helped by the president of the Indus
trial and Orphans Home at Macon
Ga, who writes: 1--WE have used Elec-
trio Bitters in this institution for nine
years. 1t has proved most excellent
medicine for stomach and liver and
kidney troubles. We regard it as one
of the best medicines on earth" 1t
invigorates all vital organs, purifies
the blood, aids digestion, creates ap-
petite To strengthen and build up
pale, thin, weak children or rundown
people it has no equal. Best for fe-
male complaints. Only so cents at all
druggists. III
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-08-05

Elizabeth Balsinger has returned
from Indiana.
Mrs. c. l.. Holmes went TO Kalama-
zoo, Saturday.
Lena Rickta made a business trip
to Chicago last week.
Homer Beedle and Mr.. Balsinger
are riding in nobby new carriages.
Ollie Fisher of Kalamazoo is visit
ing at the homes of b Bingham and
N. Day.
Ida Erect has been staying with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Erect,
for few weeks.
Cleo Woodruff returned from Hills
dale last Friday, where she has been
visiting relatives.
h. Sage and family of Waverly
were Sunday guests at his sisters,
Mrs. G.. Connery.
H. Krahnbeuhl was home from Chi
cago over Sunday. His parents spent
the day with them.
Mrs. Pierce, who has been visiting
relatives here, returned to her home
in Kalamazoo, Saturday.
H. Merrium has torn down the old
house. The new one will be rushed to
completion. They are staying at Nj.
Wilmot's.
The new barns of Mr.. Wellbaum
and Mr.. Shirley look fine in their
coats of red aud add to the attraction
along the line.
Mr. and Mrs n. Day took their
daughter Alberta to Ann Arbor this
week to see if anything can be done
for her She had a stroke of paralysis
about year ago and it is feared she
will be a cripple unless relief is given.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-08-05
Glendale.

Mrs. Tobias Beach is on the sick
list.
Alonzo Chase is erecting a new
house.
Floyd Mcknight has purchased a
Ford touring car.
Frank Chase visited relatives in
Lawton over Sunday.
D. NJ. Allen and family motored to
Sister Lakes, Sunday
Mrs. Helms is visiting relatives in
Kokomo, Ind, this week.
Calvin Dolbee visited in Battle
Greek the first of the week
Mrs. Bert Chase and daughter Eva
visited in Lawton last week.
Adam Beach and. family spent Sun
day at Mr.. Harris in Arlington.
Mr.. Barnes of Kalamazoo has been
a guest of John Burdick the past
week.
Mrs. Pearl Convey of Hillsdale coun-
ty is visiting relatives and friends in
this place.
ID. Valleau, ID. Rich, A. Smell and
]. Shered have returned from trip
to New Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Butterfie1d and
son Harold visited in Grand Rapids
the first of the week.
Wallace Chase has sold his farm
and will return to Washington Some
time in the near future.
James Dillon has sold his farm to
Joseph Everest of Chicago He will
not take possession until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Woodman
spent Sunday at their farm on the
Lake Shore drive near st. Joseph.
Mrs. Myers and daughter Leila, who
have been visiting relatives here,
have returned to their home in Grand
Rapids.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-08-05

crutches.
Mrs. Butcher of Lawrence is visit
ing her granddaughter, Mrs. Grace
McAllister.
Mrs. May Curtis and daughter Glea
of Kalamazoo are spending the week
at q. w. Lees
Miss Sara Rigby and Mrs Emma
Galligan were guests of Mrs. Aurilla
Lee, Saturday and Sunday.
Rita Lee is expected home August
8, for a short vacation. She has been
in Detroit studying music.
Mrs. E Hinckley returned Satur-
day TO her summer cottage at Eagle
lake. She spent the week at Kalama-
zoo TO attend the races.
Lillian and Frances McAllister re-
turned home from Lawrence, Satur-
day, where they have been visiting
their grandfather, Cur Butcher.
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West Paw Paw.

Mr.. Henderson, is having his house
and tool shed painted.
The Wildey school house is receiv-
ing a new coat of paint.
Charles Tolles, Sr., of Chicago is
spending a few days at his farm.
earl Rouse is making his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Rouse, a short
visit.
Don't forget the Sunday school at
the Wildey school house next Sunday.
Miss Leora Blaisdell entertained
Miss Mildred O'Leary few days last
week.
Than Nash and family of Waverly
spent Sunday with S. A. Flagler and
family.
Little Irma Brink, who has been
living with her sister, Mrs. Slack, al
Benton Harbor, returned home to her
parents last Friday.
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Bert Adams is in Chicago on BUSH
ness
Mrs. Pliny Hubbard spent Monday
in Kalamazoo.
Miss Eula Scott is visiting in Yer
montville and Lansing.
Mr.. Pierce and family of Paw Paw
were in Lawton, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Benton are
spending a few days in Chicago.
Clarence Kinney and Floyd Hal
stead and wives are spending the
week at Gravel lake.
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Sunny Lane.

Mrs. Cora Acton has been on the
sick list, but is on the gain now.
Mildred Mills was quite sick last
week, but is better at this writing
Mrs. Polly Logan is very i'll at the
home of her daughter, Effie Hamilton.
Harve Blood went TO Kalamazoo
last week to attend the funeral of a
niece.
Misses Cleo Flagg and Ruth Thomas
of Decatur spent Saturday and Sunday
at Christie lake with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Brown and son Max.
Mrs. John Cox, children and father
returned to their home in Knox, Ind,
last Wednesday, after a four weeks
visit with their sister and daughter,
Mrs. II. B. Flagg.
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Covert

The school census for Covert is 179
Mrs. A. E. Buchanan visited her
sister in Grand Junction last week.
Miss Grace Allen of Three Oaks
has been visiting friends in Covert.
Harry Maxim is night watch for
the boat company at South Haven.
Albert Sherburn of Hebron, Ill. D.,
has been visiting friends and relatives
in Covert.
Mrs. Shattuck has a sister visiting
her from Colorado whom she has not
seen for IA years.
Will Lincoln. has traded his hotel
building with Steve Murphy for the
latter's farm east of town.
Chester Carpenter has sold the
Greenwood Fruit farm of 40 acres
west of town to Ike Meloretz for 50, 200
Miss Lepha Vaughan has been quite
i'll for the past three weeks, the result
of a fall down stairs while in Kalam-
azoo.
Mrs. Ridenour of Louisville, Ky,
is in Covert for few days on her
way to Manton, Mich, TO visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Buys.
DR.. Rhodes was in Covert, Monday,
in consultation with DR.. Vaughan on
the case of Aug. Grolach, living
southwest of town, who was taken
sick Saturday. The case was dag
nosed as appendicitis and the patient
was removed to the hospital at South
Haven, where DR.. Balch of Kalama-
zoo, assisted by Drs. Vaughan and
Rhodes, performed an operation.
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To one not conversant with ornithol-
ogy the statement that the eggs and
nests of some well-known birds remain
yet to be discovered must appear sur
prising Yet such is the case
The eggs OF the curlew sandpiper.
for instance. a bird familiar In Great
Britain. were first discovered rot so
long ago on an island at the mouth of
the Siberian river YenisH
There are a few other birds whose
eggs have not yet been found. since
they make their nests in remote re.
gions. although living part OF their
live among civilized men.-Harper's
Weekly
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Geneva.

Henry Lang was in Kibbie. Sunday.
a large crowd from Lacota attend
ed the races at Kalamazoo last week
Mrs. VIM. Crevland and son of Chi
cago visited Mr. C.'s parents recently.
George Bates visited his father,
who lives near Gobleville, last Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Reams returned las I
week from the North, where they
have been visiting.
c. Y. Tyler came home from Au-
gusta Friday, to attend the funeral
of his uncle, George Tyler.
w. w. and C. Y. Tyler and Robert
Hives went to Arlington, Saturday,
to attend the funeral of their uncle.
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-Four Mile Lake.

d. w Meyer of Chicago spent Sun
day at the lake.
H. A. jameson and son Philip are
staying at the ID. w. Meyer cottage.
Mrs. Wallace and Miss Adeline
Bouton are going to Chicago, Satur-
day, for few days.
A severe hailstorm swept over the
lake last Tuesday evening. Some of
the hailstones were as large as wal
nut
Edgar Wallace is making fine sail
boat The young man has demon
strated that he is a mechanic of con-
siderable ability.
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When the digestion is all right, the
action of the bowels regular, there is
a natural craving and relish for food.
When this is lacking you may know
that you need dose of Chamberlain S
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
strengthen the digestive organs, inn
prove the appetite and regulate the
bowels. Sold by all dealers. N
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Won't Need a Crutch.

When Editor ]. p. Sossman of Cor
nelius, n. c., bruised his leg badly it
started an ugly sore. Many salves
and ointment proved worthless. Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it thor
oughiy. Nothing is so prompt and
sure for ulcers, boils, burns, bruises,
cuts, corns, sores, pimples, eczema or
piles. Is cents at all druggists, m
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Took All His Money.

Often all a man earns goes to doc
tors or for medicines to cure a stom-
ach, liver or kidney trouble that Dr.
Kings New Life Pills would quickly
cure at slight cost. Best for dyspep-
sia, indigestion, biliousness, consti-
patton, jaundice, malaria and debility.
Is cents al all druggists. III