The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-07-14

ora Swartz, OF Deshler, o., aged a1
was drowned under FaIlasburg bridge
at Lowell.
| FROM hurts In an auto accident
Orville Hyde, fifty years old. resi-
dent OF Morgan, died in the Hastings
hospital.
Because Albion Is slow in paying
their taxes, the city treasurer has
been forced to borrow $4,000 from To-
Cal banks.
Brigadied-Genfral Kirk Is convinced
that peace or 10 peace with Mexico
Michigan trooTs will see service on
the border.
According to the county agent, mem
bers of GRAM Rapids companies at
the state mobilization camp at Gray.
ling are unde'fed.
A dispatch that Secretary Baker had
autho''~ ed he discharge of all en-
listed men Who have one or more de-
pendent rehtives, caused considerable
discussion At Camp Ferris.
j. Hicker, Milwaukee, was run over
by an auomobile driven by James
Drew DEW said that after he drove
over pr6trate object in the road he
went bacl and found Hickey.
/ Raymoh Leonard, Mishawaka, Ind,
a groom Of two weeks went swim.
ming in Eagle lake near Dowagiac,
dove off he boat. and failed to come
to the srface. His wife was looking
on.
j. Crawford, Milford City, postmas-
for SIXTEEN years, is dead. His father
was pbtmaster for twenty years
when he was appointed. He was one
Of the best known Republicans in
Oakland county
Prof A. j. Rocks, head of Calvin col
lege, and Miss Grace Costing, Of
Grand Rapids, were married at the
home Of Miss Costing by Rev William
Stuart Of the La Grave Avenue Chris.
tian Reformed church.
Ralph +. Johnson, Of the Owosso
Press4merican and formerly of Grand
Rapids has been married to Miss
Lennie B. Coon at her residence.
JohnsOn's home is in Allegan. They
will reside in Owosso.
Claude Clement, an employee Of the
City garage, at Charlotte, but for
merry Of Lansing, was fatally burned
in fire when a lighted match was
thrown on the floor near the car un.
der which he was working.
Probate Register Mrs Sadie Nor
ey, at Mt. Pleasant, has complain
ed to the prosecuting attorney Of lisa.
bella county, that she has been requir-
ed to refund a part Of her salary each
month TO Probate Judge Graham.
Governor Ferris has ordered the re-
turn to Williams County, Ohio, OF H.
G Risk, of Camden. Hillsdale county,
on requisition papers for an alleged
burglary, committed June 10, gust
three miles over the Ohio state line.
Six persons were pinned under an
auto on a Grand Rapids street and
all were injured when Miss Celia
Bosnia Of Muskegon turned a Ford
machine too far to the right causing
the vehicle to strike the curb and up
set
Miss Ethel Purcell, Of Iron River,
who for the last three sessions
of the state legislature was official ste-
nographer, first in the house and last
session in the senate, is dead from
a fracture Of the skull received in a
runaway accident.
James Bourke, aged IS, son Of Ar
mold, twenty-siX years old, Of San
dusky, were instantly killed at Cros-
well when the automobile which they
had just purchased and in which
they were riding was struck by
Pere Marquette passenger train.
Women in the western part Of the
town Of Royal Oak are being an
noyed by two men who hide in the
woods between Woodward avenue and
Hendrie boulevard and give chase
whenever woman approaches the
neighborhood The men are nearly
nude.
c. |. Webster, u. s. district attorney,
decuares that he Is uncertain whether
he will proceed with federal inves-
tigation of the case of J. II. Thomp-
son, the Lansing lawyer against whom
disbarment proceedings were brought
IN the Ingham county circuit court
last week
OF classes in reunion at Ann
Arbor this year was the class Of 1866
of the literary department of the Uni
versity of Michigan. Out Of class OF
forty-three nine attended the reunion.
Letters were received from mem
bers and II is estimated that sixteen
or eighteen are still alive.
There is rejoicing at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John McPhilamy, at
Grand Rapids, as Mrs. McPhilamy
pounds. It was the second 4th of july
baby born to Mrs. McPhilamy, the old
est son, John, having been born July
4. 1897. He now is with the Thirty.
second Michigan Infantry, NJ. N. G.,
at Grayling.
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