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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14
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Oie aroBe 6heuer uuo Der Rubha1
auf benz 8ute bes Stats Qoipiials il
Wailillon tDurbe Wontag Nahmittaq
ourh Geuer 5erif6rt uno oaourf cir
sbaoen bon iiber $40, 900 perurlaht,
Die Glbe unb bic umitebenoen @eb1u,
li4teiten fonnten init Ollie elmer Nnsabl
Der in benz 0O!pital unteraebradter
patienten. bic trdfti9 in bic 9biharbei
einariffen. 9erettet tperoen. Mebrere bor
oieien patienten soaen fid babel lei9t,
Branomunben su, mdbreno elm Nn9e.
fellter Der Nniialt, Namens ssranl
8inaerli. 9efdbrlid perbrannt muroe. Z
Wie aus Canton beriatet tpiro, lo0
Warre1 Goons. Der su aleiber 3eit mil
ieiner Grau ndhtlider Weile in feline,
Wobnung ermoroet muroe. etpa snei
Wohen Dor oem Doppelmoroe $4,000
BON 5tpei Banfen ge3osen baben. Das
@el6 1T beri1munoen uno Der 0eroatbi
1T rese. oaB @letus gDilIaman. Roons
ehwieaeriobn, Der unter Der NHlaae
ben Dcppe!moro periibt gu baben, IN
6aft III. bas @elb aeraubt bot.
@letus gDillamon puroe in gbieaat
nnter Der Mntla9e perbaftet. ieinen
ehmie9erbater Warren Roons pon
Canton uno bel1en 6rau in Der Nadi
bonn 4. Npril ermorbet ;u baben. 6,
tpurbe am 6reitaa Aoeno nod Canton
gebraht uno ins @ountpeeIduanis ein=
eeliefert. Cine pielbunoerttSpfae
Menihenmen9e batte li1 auf oem Yabn=
bot ein9efunoen, unter Der tpieoerbolt
2pn1rufe pernommen puroen. Die
Wenge betam aber ben @efanaenen gar
niht gu feben. polisei. @bef Smith uno
Setettip Rpon.- Die Willaman bon Gbi=
ca9o gebolt. itieQen init ibnlin Waiillpn
aus uno fubren bon bort in einem Nuto=
fnobil nod Canton. Nuf oieIe Weiie ae.
lang es, ben 8efangenen obne gDilIen
oer Wenae in bic Batille gu brinaen.
Willaman bat Der poliaei in @bieago Elm
@eltdnbnis abseleet.
Nn Sblo= TluBe. n0r6lib bon Wars
tins Jerrp, miro Die Whitader=@leBn
SO. oieien CONNER unter einem Soften
aufiuano BON so, 900. 900 neue Stabl=
merle erri6ten lal1en. in benen unaefdbr
1000 Mrbeiter beihaftf9t tperoen iolIen.
Viele itreitenoe giienble6arbeiter Der
Imerican Sheet & Sinplate So. in
Wartins 5errp uno Bridgeport boffen,
in Den neuen Werfen 4rbeit gu iinoen.
5n einem Wdlo6en in Der gldbe bon
Wbitebouie bel Soleoo. purbe am Srei=
tag bic 2eibe bon Sohn 9urni, einem
SIS Sabre alten Manne, nit elmer 59uB=
nunoe i'm Ropf aufaefunoen. Da Der
Hepoloer iiber 100 SUB bon Der 2eide
entfernt lag, neiaen iib Die geboroen
Der Nnlt6t 81, oaB Elm 8erbre1en por=
liegt.
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SnerifT.

29r cmpicblen Den berpfrotii1eF 1tMmqc6eru :,
ytteort9 y ing RON g{elp 4gah2Iptu hiS-'
@0notoot tur Sheriff pDH IuscoralpaS Ggrtp. GRi= 3
eLbe lit EN- oltben0Drter 3enutrat er III fit sos
mt bef0bt9t nuo perOaut oaS pole 4sgtGEcu icjaer
Wtttbnrger.
9emofraten opH @oten Sr.
Ser llnter8Gd)nete, ie6enS0rq trlmer Cln 3llper4
idil9er 2emofrotun0 eifrger Artctier fir 6o5 Sjna
terele oer E0ret tftutrbt iiCb nm Die Nnnllnatun
tur ons 9lmt 6eS Sberiis. ST THterprjt iD Der q
gntl9etonn9 Der Dcnptroilden 0pipobteH a ortteus
2tentag tm Mai.
Bbilin e,mit6. 9orf Ep. !,
Ser llnteraeiduete tir6i9t bermjt ocn 9eicrt reg
SeobGd)ter an oaB er d) nm oaS aint oes SheriiiS
bemtrot ino Ib Der GntIbeiouna Der oenotrotden Y
8prluablen am L. Wta unterlpirtt
au1tiu M. Shout, 3rtper SrlpnAip.
u, 80. Duncan, Sanbibat fir SbsriTf nutcg.
mint Itch Der @ndlei6ung Der beinptraithen 0pr=
mablen aln 8tnitag. IL. >Wtai 1910
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New Yhlabtphla, g., 9ouneraae ben a. Mpl 1910

1 Il +
auf ben Mann. Der ihn aeihohen, ibm
cine Gugel ourhs 0ers iaaeno. Die
iibriaen grpreHer floben uno tperoen
|iebt bon ben -3onitablern oer-
fpIat.
Nln 5. Mpril ipuroe In WcGees 9ofs
elmer 8orltaot bon gittsbura. elm fre Der
Raubiiberfaa aussefiibrt. Bier fremoe
Usdnner betraten um $50 llbr Mbenos
has Bebdube Der Yictor gant. Die ieoen
Nbeno bis 10 llbr often 1T. 3mei bon
ibnen traten Dor ben 2aiiierer Ghnarb,
Ihonen ibn nieber. raubten allss 8elo.
oas lie auf oem pult lie9en laben uno
lfeften es in einen Sod. syn3lpiiden mar
Der @eihdftsfiibrer Samuel 6rieomann
hinauaetreien. um Sdwarb 3u ihiiyen.
Nniheineno feuerteu alle bier 3duber
su 9leider 3eit auf ihu. beun bon
mebreren GuQel ourhbohrt. ianf er als
Hsihe gu goben. Dnnn ralfien bic
Hduber allies @elb in Der Sant suiam=
men, beitie9en oarauf Dor Der 8ant ihre
pferoe uno eirtfan1en. Webrere Biiraer.
bic iie aufsubalien periu1ten. puroen
DerDunoet. Sbre Namen lino: Gobert
Ring unb Mnoren Dsilte. Cine in Der
gant anaeiiellte 6rau Marp Gueo sr-
bielt eine leihte ShuBnunbe am lintsn
Nrm. Nah ben Qnaaben Der Bantbe=
an,fen erbeuteten Die Hduber nur etma
$500.
6Inf mastierte 8anbiten, tpelhe nit
$4,000, Die iie Der 8ant bon Goal Gitp.
Su., aeraubt batten. enttommen maren.
tpehielten am 9onnerstae nit ibren
0erfOlsern mebrere Sda1e. Drei Der
Rdnber muroen bermunoet uno ein9e=
fanaen. Goal @itp 1T Elm 63 Weilen
bon @bicaao entferntes Stdotden. 9urb
Die @rplolion mar ole geiamte giireer=
idaft alarmiert tporoen uno beaann Die
Berfolaung. Die fliebenoen Banoiten
ipranaen nit ibrer Beute. nel1e gum
theil aus 8riefmarten beitano, on Boro
zines Oorbeifabrenben 6rahtauges.
Baruep @betto. Der Wdhter Der elettri=
lOen NnlG9e III GOAL @tfD. Den DIE
yanoiten asbunoen hatten uno Der in=
3ml1den bon ieinen TeHeln befreit NOR.
ben mar. telepbonierte bem Wdhter oes
z Weilen entfernten WaIon, no DER
GtuhiSug anbielt nno Die Rauber abb
ipranaen. sic uerbar9en fih in Dem
nahen 6ebtiib. mo- lie entoedt uno init
S9iiiien anaesriffen puroen. 9lls Der
5raht3ug lid mieoer in Senesun9 ieBte,
aelans es ibnen. nodmals an 8oro oes.
ielben gu gelangen. Sept wuroe Der
Sheriff in Morris benabridtiat, DER
nit meberen4utomOtilen Die 0srfol9unq
aufnabm. Ser Gradtaug muroe einee=
bolt uno bon Dem Sheriff uno leineu
8ebiilfen forttpdbreno beihollen. Oils
Der 3u9 in 0erora belt. fano man orei
permunoete Gduber in einem leeren
6rahtnaGgon. tudbrenb Die beioen anoe=
rem enitommen tparen.
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sG,iiM tt.cr ats Ru9cln.

Gueeln haben Soloaten oft psniQer
2eloen peruriuht. als oas @csema, ons
6. W. Sarriman, burlington, We. in
Del Nrmee befam unb woran er biersi1
Sabre litt yGoh 8ufiens Nruita
Salbe beilte mid, ols ionIt aQes nidt
bali" 'hreiht er. 8rnfortlQltes 6eil=
mittel fir g0nHnpr. @eIhmiire. Shmd=
rem, BrunoWunoeH. @hultte, 9Eehltet=
len. Gueti6UuQeu nno SGmorrboiAcn.
25 @ents bel 99. Is, Qeters. Dem bent
id)en NpDtbeter.
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Summer 46.
or Samoioatem attsseises,.


MebrGfentaftbe.
Serr 8ebaftenr: SD bin ein ganhioatf fir 8eprd. .
5entattpe fir TuScaraipas @onnfn inD inl
mid, bic Gntfdhstbuna Der bemDfrati5tbu Bpfwahfen
bic am H. Mot 1910 aboebaten perben Wltl nieiMfn
Grfobruuaen ais SiaatSansehelie- ironrHb if1nf
sabren fiibe i'd Mid beidbigt mersn Mibilrsern ate
9ienfte an leiften.
sos. 8. Gbrigbf
@piben ap.s Ii
9en bempfrati,then stimmaeterH bon 4nsearamas,
@puntp made i hermit befanut oab I'D ppr oer oes
nipfrat,5den grimdrfpabI. Dsl9e am IL gfdt 1fatt@
nbet Elm GnnDtoat fir bas Mnlf eines HeprolenlonH
iein perbe nnb bite nm bic nfe1 fisun9 etter be-
u,pfrntilden sJreunbe. :
Treb gartbeImeh
DnfS 9p
Serr 8eoatteur: gerbifentIi1en gie menen gtdnteMs
OILS Gonbibat fir Superintendent SD nnferiperif MID
Der bempfratiden 9orpoben al
g. s. priee, Jranfftn Sp
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14
Stanf8anmnIf.

5err Hebofteur: 9erDijentlihen Se meiuen 9tontei
ols @anooat fin bic Domination fir ous amt beS
StaatsanDais nnb id unterDerie midi Der GnIdbei=
onng Der bemDfrattben Woripabien am H. Wtoi 1910.
OIpro &pfpnIbip batte tene bemotrottide gpminaon
hr cln @puutg Nlnt lpdbrenb ben leBteu is %Sobrer
s. 6 inDiaD. Nem epmcrsfpmu.
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m0hten biele 2eute Die Sausfrau slau=
ben MAIDEN, menn fie ausaebt. I'm
Mebl fur ibr @ebdf gu taufen, = aber
tpenn lie einmal BeerieB Webl ge=
brau1t bat. 10 mill iie tein anoeres
mebr, neil es cine 6reuoe 1T. Srot gu
baden, penn es 10 weiB. leiht uno
lhmadbaft miro, ipie es nit olelem
ausee3sibneten Webl Der 6al 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

~ ~
Die Befiirperfer Der Ylad yil Iint
ionoerbare 0eiliae. Wdbrenb lie idein.
bar bOl feuri9er Beaeiiferuns fir DolI.
5iebun9 Der @eiebe arbeiten. ibeinen lie
nur an Der ftrenaen 9ur1fibrung bee
Roieaeiebes Elm Sntere1e gu nebmen
uno pergeRen oariber. Snb es aud Sc.
feBe 9ibt. bic ben MemterGbaher oers
bieien uno @eiebe. nah melden @eieb=
aeber. bic ibre Gtimmen an ben 0Dhf=
bietenben berfaufen. ins 3u1tbaus ges
ididt tperoen t6nnen. Der 3ebatteur
Der .Eailp 3imes". tpelder 10 eifriq
fiir bic glof 8iG aaitiert. iolte oaruber
nidt peraeiien. oaB es aud nod anoere
@eiebe 9ibt.
Sn @bica9o baben am 5. Npril Die
Oemotraten einen aldnaenben @iee er=
rnn9en. 0on ben IS Gtaotrdtben, bic
erpdblt muroen. iino nur IL Hepubs
litaner. - =.
Die Yernunit tommt boh enolid su
lbrem Ne1t. Bei ben Npcal Options
tpahlen. bic oieien Monat in Wifiaan,
Slinois uno Wiseonlin abeebalten
tpuroen, baben bic ,NaRen" iiberall
aroBe @rfol9e auf5utpeiien.
Wer madt ben profit bel Den boben
6leilbpreiien? Dis 6armer iaeen. Die
Nuf3u6t BON 0ieb lobne iib nidt. Die
pader iaaen. oaB lie bel ben iebiesn
8iebprsiien @elo suieBen uno Die Glein-
bdnoler iagen. oaB iie bel ben hoben
Breiien nibts bertaufen t0nnen. 2llle
.9eben au. oaB Gleifd iebr theuer lit,
aber ale behaupten. baB fie trob Der
bohen preiie ni1ts perbienen. gDenn
oas alles tuabr lit. 10 f6nnte man bob
8ieb nno 5leiid aollfrei bereinlalIen.
Sobalo aber Elm folder @eoanfe aus-
seipro6en miro. i6reien Die pafer, bas
uiirbe lie au @runne ridten, mas bod
teinen anOeren SbluB geitattet. als
oaB Der Brofit Der boben prsiie ibnen
8uflieBt.
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: Das Wetter III idon. boh oas
rihtiae isriihjabrsaefiibl uno Das Sof=
bier fehlen.
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pearp madt betannt. oaB er ninr
lner tDieoer al Den Noropol geben mi,
Be. Nber alaubt oenn luirtiido isnanp,
Dob er lhon einnai bort 9etDeieng
7 Die meilien Worte. Die Qeiprode,
tueroen, geb6ren nibt auf Die @Olo=
ion0ern auf bic Blenna9e.
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Eolitif1es.

Sn elmer 8eriammlung oes bemofra=
tii1en Central 4olnitee, Die am Gams=
ta9 bier abgebalten nuroe. ertldrte S.
g. 6urf, ct lei fein Ranoioat fur 2on'
9reb. neil 9eihdftlide &ifIihten ibm
feine 3eit lieBen. iih UNI Die Nomina-
tion su bemerben. Wdre es nidt ans
fdnoiger uno - tllger aetpeien, Elm.
fab 3u faaen. er lei fein Ranoioat, neil
er feline Nusiidt babe. Die grtldruna
bat ni4t einen ein3iaen ieiner 3ub6rer
tiber3eu9t uno ct tonnte bies aubSnidt
erpQrten. s.sgsa
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gou,ntHiunGr.

6err 8eoof,eur oeS 8epbarbters &iuotacn Sie 9es
dlioit an boB id en &anbioat bin fin hoS Slatt ests
Spnntp 8ommiiIion6rS nnb lperbe, lueuu .gD ltpmi=
inert nno erlpdblt Derbe, Die QfiG)fen jenes Amtrs
ehrltd uub nit Spariamfeit erfalen
Mttt Spilccbtnna
VI Wpuitnru
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Dtesif Der bette YIat aum Gtnfanfe BON Spesers
mocrer ,inb NroniftDner 9urtt fprttpdprembe nel
6enbil,loen pirb bic Ansipnbl itets frii1 unb ppG
6f,btQ erboIten unb tperben one Bestenunaen promp
eu3qtfAhrt unb bic ADonren Dbne Ggfrn,Werghtifns
u0f6 6nniegeIteftrt.
eU observation-disclosures BITE bDdifen Msars'
urei{e be5oblt MI
&prtht pDr Mnb m0ht Gnre @tntdute UNI
MT 5bsrbet iinoen bab bic Daaren pom beifer Ano'
Aftt wnb bte Yreiis biIig Hnb.
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perr 8ebaftenr 3eiaen sic an. baB tth ein ganbi=
bat fir bas Nmt eines Gepr6fentanten bin unb MID
ber Gnteibnug Der oeinoratii1en 9orfpablen unters
ipere
M1. 8. miIIarb,
BpliDar.
!,
Serr 8ebafteur: gerbicntii9en sic lneineu Hamen
ols Ganbtbot tiir bic Nominopn fir 8eproientant
SD ipree fppDbl beutib tpie en9li'f Sob uiiteriperie
mth Der Gntiteionng ber bempfratii9en Worfuahleu
arn H. Wtnt 1910
g. .. Wefbafer.
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an Die 2emofraten pun suscaraluas euuntp.

So itb ber Bartet fuGbreuo elmer geripoe non mebr
ais rs sabren treue 8ienite geeiitet unb oaber alI
Mnerfennnn9. oerelben beredtigt bin. 10 tn6iqe ida
berinit on bob iG elm @anbbat bin iIr bas aiat eiz
nes @onnp @pmmondrs unb merle lpenl d1 ms
mintrt unb ermdhlt meroe bic 8itlGen jencs amtce
ebrItdb NIT SabfenntnlB uno Sporan,tett erfiien
Wtit Sodbad3tun9
8enrp o. &effer.
Der Undergraduate 5egt biermt an, faB er elm Gaus
bbat fir @onntp Gomtifipndr III rub lid Der @nta
Ideionng Der beinpffatii6en 8pripaben unfermlrft.
SO. a. McGpnnen
Slap SDpnibip.
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9ienitmdod)ett geiud,t. alei-.s
ne ssamilie /; feline WaIhe. Nabere
Nustunft in bieler Office. If
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-03-04
La rSnCe.

Mark Shepard and Miss Rowley
were married last week.
Will Clay is at this writing very
low with typhoid fever.
Ellis Conklin made a business trip
to Hartford last Friday.
Miss lone Hagerman visited the
school Friday of last week.
James Jacobs, who has been sick
all winter, is now improving.
Charles Wilcox made his mother a
short visit the first of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Allie Tuttle celebrated
their 18th wedding anniversary Satur-
day.
Charles Kelley is very i'll and only
the slightest hopes of his recovery are
entertained.
Miss Lucille Hess, one of the teach
ers, visited Kalamazoo high school
last Friday.
Volney Conklin, former pupil of
our school, is teaching school near
Oshtemo this winter.
MI. anu MIS-. Ellis '>Ollhllll anu Ib l.
and Mrs. Elmer Park and family Wis
tied Mrs. Lydia Conklin, their mother,
Sunday.
Last Sunday Mr.. Dell Carr of Kala-
mazoo visited his father who has been
sick several weeks, and found him
slowly improving.
Some of the friends of Rex Johnson
inaugurated very pleasant surprise
party for him which materializcd on
the evening of the Dist.
Lawrence grange continues to be in
a fiourishing condition. Notwith-
standing the incle mency of the wealth
err class of new members were ini-
tiated last Saturday and more are to
be initiated soon.
Newton Eastman, who has been
faithful and prompt in carrying milk
to the creamery regularly all through
the severe winter weather, informs us
that his farm work will demand his
time and attention after the middle of
March, but it is expected that Mr.
Dade will commence carrying it on
the same route.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-03-04

mazoo have been visiting ar b. San
ford's.
Mrs. c. Lee and Mrs. l.. A. Lee
spent the day with Mrs. Post, Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reams have returned
fran a visit in South Haven and
Lacota.
Mrs. A. Hole has been staying with
her daughter in South Haven couple
of weeks.
Alma James of Cooper has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Eastman.
Mrs. Geo. Connery attended the
funeral of her uncle, John Sage, at
Paw Paw, Tuesday.
Mrs. Wellbaum has been quaran-
tined in Kalamazoo, her daughters
children having the scarlet fever.
The school held a box social at the
school house Friday evening. The
organ fund was increased by nine
dollars.
Claude Churchill has sold his farm
near the Yeley school house TO Homer
Connery and has purchased the Geo.
Nichols farm adjoining his fathers.
The oyster supper at L Woodruff 5
did not have as large patronage as
the ladies of the Aid society would
liked to have seen. Sickness prevent
ed many from attending.
The gentlemen belonging TO the q.
A. X. OF Gobleville invited the ladies
of the w. X. c. TO help them celebrate
Washington's birthday at their hall.
The tables were completely turned,
the gentlemen having the program
and serving the coffee and fried cakes.
Several members from here were
present.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-03-04
South west Paw Paw.

Mrs. Sarah Rogers fell on the ice
and sustained slight injuries, but will
soon be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Hampton of
Glenwood and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lyle
of Decatur spent Sunday at Vernon
Rays.
Mrs. Henry Hinckley was taken i'll
Friday, threatened with appendicitis.
DR.. Maxwell of Decatur was called.
She is much better now.
a number from this vicinity attic
ed the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Pep
per, Monday, this being her old home
where she was so we'll known and
respected by all.
Mrs. Jas. Angel entertained pedro
party Thursday evening. Maud Min
Mich carried off the bell prize. All
say that "Jim and Anna" are the
right sort of entertainers.
Twenty ladies met at Flora Cudde-
backs Wednesday. Mrs. Cuddebac ok
furnished good dinner and, as usual,
the ladies sewed some and talked a
lot. Anyway, all enjoyed themselves.
Twenty-Five neighbors surprised
Fred Schuneman Friday evening
Dancing and cards furnished amuse-
ment. Fred said he was glad to
see them, and judging by his
boyish pranks we thought he was tell
ing the truth.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-03-04
Too late for last week.

Mrs. II. j. Hoard is on the sick list.
Jay Hinckley is baling hay and
straw for Harry Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Palmer are
both very sick with the grip.
We are glad to hear that the scarlet
fever scare is over with in this vicinity.
The Cleaners. of the Eagle Lake
Arbor, will meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
Flagler on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cleveland enter
tainted merry crowd from Mattawan
on Tuesday night. An enjoya bic time
was reported by all.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Barnes died on Wednesday
last. The funeral was held at the
home Friday, interment being at Law
renee cemetery
We are glad TO learn that William
Youngs of Benton Harbor has hired
out to 7. b. Walton for the coming
season, and that Mr.. Woodwork will
move his family to Toledo, Ohio,
where he will work for the Interna-
tional Harvester company.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-03-04

The wedding bells will soon be
ringing
Trimming grapes is the occupation
here nowadays.
The snow seems TO be disappearing
quite fast in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zelon Cleveland re-
turned from Galesburg on Thursday
after weeks visit.
Mildred Flagler had the misfortune
to fall on the ice last Sunday night
while returning from Mr.. Lanes
and spraining her ankle quite badly.
Last Friday night Marion Pierce
was quite surprised when about thirty
five of her young friends came TO
spend the evening with her. The
evening was spent with music and
games, after which supper was served
and all returned to their homes re-
porting an enjoyable time.
Beware of the mad dogs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-03-04

VIM. T. Adams died Feb. 10, aged
~ years. He had been ailing several
years. Funeral was at home, Feb. p.
He had lived in this vicinity about
eight years and was respected by all.
A number of old friends came from
Mattawan to attend the funeral, that
being his former home. Appropriate
music was rendered by Blaine War
ner and Harold Spicer. The remains
were taken to Kalamazoo for inter
ment. He leaves a widow, three
daughters and one son, who have the
sympathy of all who know them.
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Malta wan.

Mr.. Markillie went west Monday
with carload of horses.
Miss Marjory Thompson spent Sun
day with Miss M. Goodrich.
Mrs. Hoffman and her daughter
Miss Christine went to Chicago, Sat
urday, called there by illness of rel
alive.
The ladies of the w. II. NJ. u. are
packing a box to send to the needy.
Anyone having contributions, leave
with Mrs. Hunt.
The young people will meet with
Mr.. Perrine, Wednesday evening in
stead of Friday, on account of the
play "a Woman's Honor"
The S. club met with Miss Mary
Murch, Tuesday evening. The pro-
gram, consisting of stories, songs and
recitations from Longfellow made a
very enjoy able and instructive even
ing.
This past week has been filled with
surprises for Mr.. and Mrs. Blakelidge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell and Miss Laura,
all of Lawrence came to spend the
day. Saturday evening a number Of
families in the neighborhood gave
them surprise as they are soon to
move from the neighborhood.
Wednesday evening large number
of the members of the Blue lodge and
o. r. s. gave Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Finch a pleasant surprise at their
home. Besides the usual good things
to eat they presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Finch each with a souvenir spoon as
token of respect and appreciation
of sevices in the various lodges well
performed.
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Bangor.

Leland b Gorton of Paw Paw was
a caller at Bangor Monday in the in
terest of his pianos.
L. q. Kent spoke at the Congreg-
tional church Sunday on "Some of
the Ifs of the Bible
The w. c. L. u met with Mrs. l. B.
Sheldon on Tuesday. The Frances
Willard program was continued from
last meeting.
Mrs. Sarah Lewis, who is visiting
her daughter, Mis-. Grace Prott, in
Paw Paw, had the misfortune to fall
and break her arm.
A hastily arranged program for the
Van Buren, County w. G. 7. u. con-
vention to be held at Decatur March
10 and IL, is in the hands of the commit
tee and county president, Miss Agnes
Simmons of Lawrence. 1t is hoped
that as many as can will avail them
selves of the opportunity of attending
from each local union in the county.
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The Lash of a Fiend

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Mr.. Eastman is able to ride out
Mr.. Shirley came home Thursday
February "a.
l.. Woodruff took drove of cattle to
Allegan, Saturday.
Elmer Coldsnow of Ohio is visiting
his old schoolmates.
Miss Lois Conklin of Allegan has
been the guest of Cora Lee.
w. Edmonds has moved into the
house vacated by DIR. Wisely.
Mrs. Fessenden has been quite ill
at her daughters, Mabel Woodruff's.
Mrs. L. Sanford and son of Kala.
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Geneva.

Walter Mcbride visited his sister
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hegbone have moved
to Bangor.
Miss Iva Taylor has been out of
bad cold.
A box social was held at the John
ston school house last Friday night,
the proceeds being SIS.
A. J. Roundy of Paw Paw has been
visiting his neice, Mrs. w. w. Tyler,
and family, for several days.
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Too late for last week.

Fred Schuneman has moved into the
summer home formerly owned by
Halliday Witherspoon at Three Mile
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. III. Luce of Law
renee and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Chase of
Waverly spent Sunday and Monday
at O.. w. Lees.
The dancing party at Mr.. Fanning's
was enjoyed by about fifty of their
neighbors. Nice refreshments were
served. Music was furnished by Mr.,
Tanning, Frank Downing and son
Lynn.
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