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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-03-11
TAX NOTICE!

As Tax Collector for the town Of
Clay City, / will on Saturday, March
10, 1915. at the Jail door in Clay City.
KY, sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following property, or as much OF
it as may be necessary TO satisfy the
amount due for taxes, penalty, inter
est and costs, levied on follows:
Total
Mollie Bowles 3.i2
Ella Niblack. ....... ........ 1913
Geo E. Tomlinson. -. 80. $40
Harvey Carr. ....... ...... ...lo.o2
WILLIAM EATON, JR.
Collector.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-03-11
notice.!

"a mass meeting of the Farmers of this County is
hereby called to be held at the court House in Stanton
Kentucky on Saturday. March Is, 1915, at o'clock p.
and other farm problems
This will be an interesting meeting, and all far
mers in the County are requested to attend and ex-
change ideas with u.s.
Respectfully.
KENTUCKY TOBACCO GROWERS ASSN.
s. g. BAKER, Delegate from Powell County,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-03-11
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Most Durable, Simple, Safe,
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:. P. MCINTOSH, Distributor. Clay City, Ky.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06
SUNDAY SERMON THEME
THE INSIDE or The cup

Ttr reFmoe aza1aT 11rrtaz a. tss
E-aafeaf fsTeahYts-ian cnurca -
Rev fan-es EdEar Wfsor VII - 90
rhs thems Tie Leslie g - Cgp
ms Rev NJ Wusoa SAYS does ras
meaa thar fs VIII hr a rssiaw g W-ss-
fer Ch1rchUgf great asuTE % &C.
ff9r Eafh-r tt siEnlfss tsar O. an o.
ar aft@mes t1 arrleuiafs t1s iss5ira-
sise raftsre4 fsam q st1lT - ta-f
rrraf rrgel
f- ne f-stss % tsr cas~ wias,oa
CharrEnt arsogrcss nat the raficr
tas been overtaEea ~ fks p'aE1s %
property AEf a. fHe scourre
se-rsfa aser rE~ eaarfry. tas FisinE
gee rnfier r1sr tar.r 'rseses: On rsliE-
is- Are fte Gee EFeaf Ds1aism of
tar rsurea fs rs ais fEe go1ff % t4E
rafl1a back s1 retEie1. TEia o. not
A. .-r~l si1as ar~s lais O. an exc -
desire Ere far es1rea a1st satisfy
ere ssslrrs a. alaaa ..se
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06
STREET CAR MEN
To PAN JITNEYS
WILL l.SvE MIDNIGHT SESSION
At wrIcl- TINE AUTO TRANS
PoRTATIos WILL az UP.

~ = zidsixht meeting toaiEht az
GaaasfFfai ball between Ce0 and 200
employees % the Tri-Ci'y Railway com
r4sy in Rock isiard. Moline and DGv-
eapo~t sh1 are members % the street
railway meas uri1a. All discuss the
1lfnsy bga problem which has arisen
slthln The isss tv1 weeks The men
~fit probably take som. action to~arf
dsaaaneiaE reEuiatigu u she ussr trav-
- p.za. many % The members favor
FlEid rules Tor ths operation % the
iitn~y busFes. a. tley sr@ tte auto ser
vice fn thr ilEtf - a menace o. their
wort Street car employees ciaiu ihc
activities % ne Htnsy bus furnishes
aufair camresifipE 9iff ere street car
company urIrEs there o. provision fof
high licenses. indemui'yi1s bonds and
other re1fricfi1uE iup1sed
ft is also r5morsd taat tar street
ear usa vff extend their activities
sEf1 fae political eampairrs hrr' and
ia M1iias. There are about 500 mem
brrr o. the Rock Island division who
reside 81 this city and Moline.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06
Ladies and Gentlemen:

Ladies ana Gentlemen:
I wish TO announce through the
public press that I am again a
candidate for mayor. This does
not come entirely OF my own
choice but largely IN response to
an irsistent call Of the people,
not a small clique or faction.
The people are rlpe for change
and want il badly. AS a candi-
date I am no accident have
the experience and I believe I
have the ability and the back
bone 20 do my duty as I see 1t,
with justice and equal rights 20
all. and special privileges to
none.
Regardless Of who may or
may not support me I have not
now nor VIII in the future have
any entangling alliances. am
free and independent Of al
men. crques or factions; as to
this I refer YOU 20 my previous
record and if elected and be
heye I will be, 1 am going 20
give you a clean cut Business
Administration.
As 20 public improvements, I
am the originator OF that policy
in this city. and win push it to
the limit but with reason and
consideration. I am not in favor
Of embarrassing the city fnan-
ciaIy or impoverish.ng the peo-
pie as a whole, especially IN
times OF financial depression
when the poor and unfortunate
are compelled 10 sacrifice their
homes 70 meet the demands
made upon them
I am with respect yours,
VII. McCoNoCHIE.
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06
ON COUNTY RECORDS
saarrart. peeaa

Rock Island Mutual BuliinE loan
q sarial-s asaoclafil1 O. Andrew O.. An
Earsor. part i1t 81 and log 81. First
acfiuoa. EigsFo1t Park. Rock i--
iaad. s.
Allen ZlumcTuau o. Cuyrr q Nhiis.
Ir. q. block &C. seeaat addition. sii-
sis. g. sao
JoFeBa Allen sayrc t1 tntrr7F = Ale
o.. northeast gusrt~r. southeast guar
trr .ectlrn 90. If. fw. 5000
Paul f. is5r-az 60 GuEtaVc A- shall
berg Undivided our.taf Interest ir
u~st hall. east fvo-tEiris. irf q. block
3. Atklusca's addition. N1line. s..
Guyer 4 white O. Allen thinner
zau. iot g. block zis and i1t 9. block
ziz. NsE shops second addition, 40
line gT.H
Gut Cain Deeds.
80 CGgcrt9 Ardr~u q Anderson.
part Ioc 80. First atditicr. Edssso1d
Park. Rock leland s.
Guimcre & Gr'Ess tu John D. Cham
tr-s. tract Eorta % block . old towr.
Rock ts.aad. 81
Albert G. CEaurr Co Edward M
Graves. par. iet 81 Webl's -uv-divis-
l5H. ezgi6t ~. section G. II. 2w. 81
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06
YUMA

Hr. M-. Ball aas recovered from
=H.-la. rrer .r-.f some time slre~
aaG Hf now Estr ts te arourt zal 70
salar l.s w1rG
Ware VearH has rrsgrrst 90 bis
saas OF Was-rtsua AFTER q weeks
elsIs aHf1 wr a-I Sire clyde WaS"-
vra gatff~ Wanga Gel speal,GE q
few DAYS t- Noise aaf Rock Island
este ureE.
,rF s-aufemsa oc HerE tsfaaG hss
moved o- she TruaE wake farea
tagmn az che lfrss5 WsitTr p'ae~-
VI. ard wrs- Hauf G.rth aFrr h-s.
r-ss eeuers 1- F.sss Hfo',aF. Ta~siaF.
sylvester Daily vas o. bas.r~ss call
90 fa Jos.f.. FriEag.
Earl Daily o- Nftaay asG Wiss~s
f,5rsfav aEG Ma~Y Daily % Iosi.1
srenf auaazF wtft tssir gard Qzr
eats -ff ssE Wrs sylvester Daily.
Heus wtstrssE- asas bgs.aTss
caller fr NO lrs Fr,fsy
EuFrn- ua-~bar ts srrvf1E oG t4~
-raad frry ssss week
Lura AS society met tt~ hoflr 9s
Mrs n w. Wgmesa WcdersGay f2r
an sff fay rs~es sE. rrer~ was a good
ztserf1ae- TIE neat meeting pt-i hr
wish oIrs g s. BTaL
Mrs Ctvfe Wake vao Wss s-rf last
wr@f 10 aaw abe 60 tg zrozut
VI ~ u-ass wE1 has fszt~t tas
sylvester psEy fare1 moved LoadsF
The Ffssfss class nee aE tar Eoale
o. Mrss Atlls Hsaf Saturday aftrfe
uooe end tsfs sssts rrFufzs e9ets'F
rzessfrE TIE asEt rzsstlE wil Dc
vita Wgrt,s gre b.
Miss Esf,s Gov called aa MIS- %
W Ngsaas vredsFsGsg
trarF Brynss snf fraziig spFst
sssdsv wsfk ne father. ss=E~.
u-ra-t wes ss s~~t54siY t.t
Wrs Lae4 ui. returned Co t7f
tsrr o. W1t 90 Thursday sr~r RI
weeks ssav vita 1ffs. Clyde WaEe
cvEr wake was O. 5es.1rfs caller
iz J5e.in rEsrsGaF
Mrs M.aEis Wainvrisst aut Wss.
~ vCa.nwrsras vsrs guests % Mfs.
flzcs vsfcwrfrss. Tucsf4y
Hazel DAILY fagEEtsr g NJ. and
E-s. Nrse-t Daily - oEtascr1a spszt
q ssv days wfft relatives hsFs las
ussE
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06
BITTER FIGHT TO
COME over JAIL
soARo o. sOsERVtsoss FACE
SIC CONTROVERSY oVER 10
cATtoss FoE aUtLDfsc-
Ersrr - e~ .4as e. Pc ssrs@ssrs
or % sa.zr--css-rsisr.s e ssut
os-r Rsesr~r~sa1asiecs-

Tnas mere wrt se a biftrr EsEt
ever sze faeaues % t2s srasosse tsa--
600 eosatr al ussa 49, boaFf % go.
SsrytserH assss aext wees. r. iaalcat-
- ss.saY ~ p@rsls--at rrasaors ahesf
me cftT
A btF fase~cerusrrd efaf 81 are
daefet TIE batGHE eemal-.re -s
Aopeisss,r ssfis 4ad mai9ritr ard a-l
rertfr reDorts aGl se ls-sretet Ire
fsrmrr uuI rreammret taaf t.r lt4
% PLACED oa fse esFsre a. arrea ave.
aa- aad fleaf-rEt. strr.. raf .er
ialfsr taas s 81 gar nesr .. .r ea
hssiss. fae.aF Fuuterura rsrrr
Wsns fs or sa.ar-.
Taa saira arF.e ar fee arstar ret ls..l
eorar froua otaer sisa1ers ~ rlr eo1a-
~ board. bace-d uT private e.tlzraf.
wAo wiz hrea fa arafr che sfrgetlfs
elsewhere than tse ea-Ff house fq.1lrr
rha arst c.afs. ls is expected s.-4
eonla WhrG far rsasrItY report .s pre-
serssd tf ls aatrrsfeoa traf ere
expected taafl1os over fen fVg s.tes
suxzraJsd acrgre. sn arEaazrt eTe-t
vii BE- E4ata f1 a-affatr aT grtEE
che pgrrhaas o. property away ffen
the cagrr ro1r- square
There aas been t srrfaIF trrr.cer
% opfntou rvasrf.as ftr s..r g.rs-. .au
a. afaus Some % rlr board .a.-
frseiv -Furrasrd f.r ag.a.a1 tnar ere
committee Eas eE-~rtr. .fs agfeer-
~ m rh~ .rrst4s af al asre'f-rt alt
also WIN rr.atf1a t1 "a r1raf.1r ft it
eouBlsfart Fsaf tar vse a1tr1
should sree artrt ca r sfr .rt.r- an
arehF-cr aas selected 1st chat far1
sfans could b. .af-rF-eftr drawn to
sgff rss taeHf1r rsns-n.
Bridge Wsttrr 10
l1aota@r scass.aa is expected vbee
enc Coleua bridge matter if ara.s.f
up. Nissausf lrGfs ver. sa.-f il.f
Au fsr fs- erection OF H .Ese serHFs
ne rtver Ia erter rI a3-r Hr rrftrr
tfavrgaE t4eusirs between i,res o.
liaf anf tfsurv eog1f.~e f.r eerla1it
tee In charge ef tsr same is ss.t t7
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06
FERRY IS NOT STARTED;
SNOW STOPS DOCK WORK

Tao Rock island uavTsport ferry
boat fft rat s-ast usaiaE today as aTsf
r.a1rrd. s1r rreeEf Eeavy frDatal ir-
sr-frr,rE With sEr gr1srrss ~ 'hr
uo-E as r1tEfaE fsr Docks ia shape 20
tsr tevee Cassa.a 81 t. Hrzfrrspn
stated today that tf fif noe Euo7s f.zst
Row eoea ere ferry woaif b. pat 'ai'
arerati1r. bat 1aeFit,T tte rftt part
1s rrtt wrra
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06
Legal
eesss-.sssr.. sale ., Rsal Es.s.s.

cers--ssssrss sale % Real Estate.
By vfrtgc % an order kaa decree %
taB probate cogrt % RoeE tsiana eouz-
~. l-tlao3s made on the petition q
lhs uaasrsixzc4. ;. =. Witfsr. c1aserv-
asor % tss estate % estate Ne.s
81 znses- iEszne. fpT leave G. tas
real estate % said Ncls Suaatas. IN
szzs. az she February tsFa = y. 1915.
@ said ccgrs. to-Wits GA The tsfh day
% Fssrga-y. 1915. I shzu On tae .sth
Gzy % NarcA asxt. at the hour % 70
o'closS 81 tAs fossapoa % sasf Gzy. sell
AZ pgslie sale. sf ths ssss faos % thc
csassy co1zrt houss ia the city o. Rock
isLsz4. l= sad eogaty. The rs2 estate
essertee9 a. follows. to-~lts
L>5ts al 81. seven ~. ssEht fs1.
szd sfss co.. - block two (s1 fr
hsseas- q WEiss za4iiios % ths city
ct Rcck lslGz4- saa lot t~o 90. 81
5toeS sSrss 90. tn T. MssszseiGsr's
Piaee. eisy % Ho<k isisza. 20 Rock
tsizzG cos=Ey. fIliaSis or tss fogioN-
tzx ts-=s. tsxifs Casa 20 hsze
Dated tsts Ssrt a4y % F--b-uG-T. \.
- 1917
= =. WfTTEa.
coessrr2sor os ths estate % Neis
SwSSsoc. Sss-za -tAGs.l
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06
zLKS TO HOLD SPECIAL
MEETING MONDAY NIGHT

4 ryeeiaI reesgas % Rock tsiaad
Lear~ so SEQ. o. p % Elias has be~a
called Or a O'Clock M1rfav evening
ir fEr eI1r r15-s rrFrrf Erfiga -
t-r lefzr oa @ e11rts- % rrrat tnterest
90 ere Jee-f ort~r is fo br Considered
arf sv--T member is asked 90 BE- o.
rt.rad1ara
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06

POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
are you sure Of your seiec-
tion from the list Of candidatcs7
See my announcement on an
other page and investigate.
EDWARD n. KRELL.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06
VOTE FOR
Martin 7. Rudgren
For Commits ioner

He Is now serving faith
fully as commissioner OF ac'
counts and finances. and city
clerk. He Is thoroughly ia
miliar with the duties of this
department. His past rec
ord IS clean. Tic was born in
Rock Island and has always
lived here. Why should YOU
educate 4 new man for this
department n the peoples
expense. Think II over.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06
CITY CHAT
(Advrrtis~faental

fAdv~rtis~fucrtal
Bay q bone % Rsidy Bros
For express. eau william Trofz-
TrfCsty TaNsi Supply company.
tadspsad sat Express Z storaEA
e. . 5st-
Wsar s. fzrloa asacei hat Meas
Fzshioa Sop. Harper house block
Pay taE-s 40 F6au -. ssafc Bank
u4lG.aE upra Saturday evening
Gat~sburE. tfl = Nrs- Ge-rudr
afltch=l. ~ years old. Eald 90 have
b~~a abe oldest eivu war uuFsC. is dead
aesf. she trsded largely 90 the sick
aad v.oaEact % thc Tsath iIiro.a Ar
li4FFF
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06
To the
Voters of
Rock Island. Ill.

- a candidate for the nomination
% commissioner. wish you 20 know
thzt Z was born 90 Moline. Illinois. on
Feb Il. 1875. / came 20 this city In
isso. and received my education IN our
pzbiie schools learned my trade as
= blacksmith ~riih the arm o. smith
and iause- I Commenced business
sor myself OF Seventeenth street. or
Iziy ~. 1906. and after sevca years.
bought out thc iatcrcat o: Mr. Hatse
u me Cd arrs. aa4 later took over the
Whole basiaess. which am nov con
eEetinE a; tae eorac= o: Sixteenth
street and Thirf avenue
! have hut ore ain. - you should
houn- ne - sc,ccfirE re a. one os
the eo-nrlissioas-s. that T.. 20 serve
the city hosessiy and cfacsentiy "a al
;iz.<. aaa % the best % my ability
Respectfully your.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06

EGss mafs l.fti@ gTcEr-ss to~ars Pre-
uriaart~s 20 th~ work aad ,his - 90
- inqzlr-e lEt1.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06

Did you ever hear Of the
1900 Block Riess vas and
stu Is IN business in that
block. His energies can be Sc
cured for The city Il you VIII
elect him q commissioner. Ne
Is q car 4idGts.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06
Political Advertising.
Statement by Mayor Schriver

With candidacy for reelection the Office mayor of the city
porab on 5 d % anG % numbers @ ago soo @ @ 6hef
smount So @ % about a s1s @ @ current % nn @n several
All A bonds and addoa adj there
TN the 3 eF W @ oGo @ @ a @ ta ae @ o @ s s Te @
efn 5ap pSef @ ae @ @ s % the @ a population
@ good % condition as Rock Stands and i taking f t9 niG e0n5d2'o" her bonded
years ago elected on the theory would do
thing @ Rock Island and today maintain without fear % of successful f
all the to my election The
with & 6h % sqpn a4d 3o5ss @ ~ % worn IN out m Ihsy @ ey will @ s d 5s
the dPs1i ooo sas
new fire stations have beenb buItan equipped.
Rock Isod @ s ga 15g s
the use Of the elevated tank is possible to have fire pressure Of pounds
5 s Ma2ef NJ .s.
present
been let for paving into the heart 2f IS ditf l476y
abstract % yag % the an1eTon @ @ po5on
night ,n TsSh dag P 3 pS&9o: a e o and ] ra2 p % i a & ] TO- b ]
500 making ROCK river boundary once
s the moo'ed good roads q29 HsSR Milan and Rock Island
boring Rfosnips @ 3 t4f GodIn @ o R a ' d N P2s 5 f n @ the a
Potance of public and at appadng
and expense to the the Rope o~9er nave ci 3 m eHy @ of 5o
@ betneen @ @ % and nes Of paving
Of about twelve miles OF sewer and storm dram and @
ions @ seg Twelve ~afefans We're
the board Of up"e[ from the profits Of the Tasn dsPaTep % our net
% The % % & @ o @ n 3 paid at @ ou I & @ OF @ nd xb % a0p1eos 3 ] eTs
S5}3ss,I - %S
Willis feel that much has been 3eeogshfd @ I 6ee 3 is @ much to do some OF
expect % out
feet fomN street Il lie
hands of a
the house Twenty fourth street the
o OF small
a o
be h a 1
portan o Rock
fifteen % The da5 so means OF ] lev s;a s69aa lid
and
would
sever
Compelling Rock
OF ctyo
oIdfo
ru the enayo vast tn head O
city
ma h % a
id F starr ~ ~ nEtatvp
is bn h is
O. h sd plan ~% ~% L state
h conf
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u as would
G affairs
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06

POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06

political ADVERTISING
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-06

eoLrricAL ADVERTISING.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-05
PROSPECT VALLEY

Will Baugher and son Elmer, Cole
man Bills and Howard Smith left early
Monday morning for Floodwood, u.
p, on hunting trip.
d. p. Smith was in Allegan and
Richland last Monday looking after
the mechanical part of the new cleo
trio line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Barnum of
Decatur were the guests of Mrs. Julia
Engle, Monday.
Will Ray, who has been i'll of tonsi
litis, is very much improved.
The Bon Homie club was very de.
lightfully entertained at a Halloween
party Saturday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hilton. The
color scheme of yellow and black was
carried out. Mesdames Fred Bilsbor
row, Fred Beach and Thomas Smith
assisted the hostess in entertaining.
Chester Baugher, who has been
working north of town, has returned
home.
Leo Bills was home over Sunday.
Misses Gladys Boyd and Esther
Smith attended the Freshman. Sophie
more party at the Memorial hall Sat-
urday evening.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-05
CORRESPONDENCE
SOUTHWEST PAW PAW

The Add Link club met at Mrs.
PERKINS, home Thursday afternoon.
This was the first meeting of the
year. 1t has developed into strictly
literary club, which means betterment
and uplift of womankind.
Vernon Kay's residence has taken a
leap of prosperity this year 1t is now
a beauty spot and real up-to-the-
minute farm home. 1t not only gives
enjoyment to the owners, but help
to property adjacent to it. When the
Dixie trail becomes a reality we
should all try to spruce up bit and
let people know that we live on fer.
tile country, where the farms are not
for sale.
Miss Pearl Gmmous and Mrs. Mer-
rift Shattuck of Bloomingdale visited
their sister, Mrs. Ella Orr, last week
Mrs. Henry Lammering, who is
taking treatment at Battle Creek, is
reported not gaining as rapidly as
could be wished.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gillett of South
Haven were guests at the G. w. Lee
home Monday.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-05

Mrs. c. b. Bolinger entertained her
aunt, Martha Sparks, from Berrien
Springs the past week
We feel very proud of our boys, who
only played small, innocent jokes for
Halloween instead of the serious, ex
pensive and dangerous ones which
are played in some places.
Mrs. T. A. Sprague, who is in Niles
for treatment for her eyes is improv-
ing and expects to be able to come
home soon.
The numbers on the quilt belonging
TO the LADY Maccabees will be drawn
at the Rebekah social Friday evening
of this week.
Mrs. w. N. Scott spent part of
last week with friends in Glendale.
The Cleaners gave very pleasant
dancing party last Saturday evening
to the members and few invited
friends.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Blower,
Thursday, October %, a fine baby
boy.
The Misses Hazel Bixby and Beth
Van Kuren of Kalamazoo attended
the Cleaner party Saturday evening
The A. ]. A. c. met Friday evenir &
of last week with Minnie Curtis, it
being her birthday Halloween fun
was a feature of the evening, and APP
propriate costumes were worn.
Mrs. Clark Epson entertained the
Ladies club of her neighborhood last
Thursday afternoon. The entertain
ment and refresh ments were in keep
ing with the Hallow' cen season.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-05
BASE LINE

Lester Leversee is home from Kali
amazoo for few days.
The North Point Sunday school has
started contest of a mile or less of
nickels. L. Woodruff and Ethel East
man are captains. The defeated side
is 70 serve banquet and program at
the end of the contest, which lasts six
weeks, hoping to secure enough money
to pay debt and make some repairs
on the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Haven of Blooming
dale were Sunday guests at the home
of @. Bell.
The Changers are preparing play
to be given at a social next Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Hicks has brother from Ar
kansas and one from Indiana visiting
her.
The regular thank. offering dinner
will be held at L.. Woodruff's, Novem-
Der 10. The ladies will sell comfort
that day.
Mrs John Palmer of Gobleville is
visiting her son, George Leach.
Mr and Mrs. @. Connery spent Sun
at the home of her brother, Will Sage.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-05
Riverside.

Mrs. Cora Dayton was Kalamazoo
visitor last Friday.
Vena Hawkins, who was quite sick
last week, is able to be in school
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Beach visited
his parents last Sunday.
The Willing Workers will meet to.
night with Ora Jacobs.
Mesdames Loyal and Morang, who
have been here helping their father,
Mr.. Jost, in the grapes, have returned
TO their home in Chicago Mrs. Jost
accompanied them to care for an
other daughter, who is i'll.
Mrs. Bagermehl and Arthur returned
to their home in Cheboygan, Wis,
after spending a month with her aunt
Mrs. Clemens.
The banner for the largest delega.
ton at the county Sunday school con-
vention held at the Christian church
in Paw Paw last Thursday and Fri
day was awarded to the Riverside
Sunday school. Fifty five per cent OF
the enrolment registered.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-05
EAGLE LAKE ITEMS

On October 80, Halloween, tired
Cleaners from far and near quit their
work few minutes earlier in order to
attire themselves and be on time for
the O'Clock Home Coming supper at
the home of Companion Empson.
Such hungry crowd they were as
they entered the atmosphere of chick
en- pie and saw the tables loaded with
all the good things that this glorious
land affords. fine program was
carried ont and did justice to our lee
turer, Mrs. Empson, who is always
giving us something original in enter.
tainment. During the evening a
number of unknown guests arrived,
among them fortune tellers, witches
and ghosts. who were very gifted IN
their lore and caused much amuse-
ment. The witches even went so far
as to hypnotic the automobiles out
ot the yard This, our first Cleaner
meeting this fall, was a great success
and we see prosperous year ahead.
Our next meeting will be Saturday
evening, Novem Der 13 at the home Of
Companions Sprague.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-05
WAvERLY

Ivan Clark and his mother of
Bloomingdale were visitors at the A.
X. Cleveland home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kidman of Deca-
tur visited his sister, Mrs. Claude
Goodrich, who returned with them to
spend the week.
John Dillon 10 remodeling and put
ting a concrete floor in the basement
of his barn.
Ed Cooper and family we're Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. L. Colburn of Antwerp.
A good time was enjoyed by the
young people at the Halloween party
at the home of Ed. Johnson last Sat-
urday evening.
A. X. Cleveland drives a new Ford.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-05
GEN EVA

c. Y. Tyler went to Augusta last
Friday to visit friends.
Miss Nellie Tolles visited relatives
in Kalamazoo over Sunday.
The ladies' aid gave Mrs. Kreager a
surprise Wednesday afternoon. Light
refreshments were served and good
time had.
A farewell party was given Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Blaudow by their neigh
bors Saturday night. Games were
played and refreshments served.
Fred Kreager came over from the
city to take his family back for the
winter.
Mr.. Smith and family have returned
to Chicago.
Mr.. Douglas will preach at the
Bronson school house next Sunday at
2:30 p. m.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1915-11-05
a Memorable Ride.

The most memorable ride In English
history was that of Sir Arthur Owen.
which placed the Hanoverian dynasty
on the throne of Great Britain. The
act of settlement by which in 17Ol
parliament elected the house OF Han
over to the British throne was passed
by only one vote, and this casting vote
was given by Sir Arthur Owen, the
member of parliament for Pembroke
shire. He arrived at Westminster,
dusty and travel worn, only just In
time to record his vote, having ridden
with furious haste from Wales for the
purpose on relays of horses kept at all
the posting houses along the route. To
that ride Britain owes its Georgian
era; hence its Queen Victoria and her
descendants.