The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1916-04-21
A recruiting station is ocened

Michigan and northern Ohio will be
held at Camden September 1922.
Donald, child of Edward Sale, Ionia
county farmer, is dead as the result
of fall from a hay loft while gather.
ing eggs
After long illness Mrs John Malm-
gren, a resident of Manistee for thir-
~ years is dead at the age OF sixty
six years.
Harry Spicer, forty years of age,
of Muskegon, charged with statu.
tory offense with his 16-year-old daugh-
ter, has disappeared
Two 14-year-old boys were arrest
ed and put in jail at Pleasant Lake
charged with the burglary Of more
than 80 cottages at that resort.
Edith, infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Elmer Satterle of Ivan Rest
was badly burned over the left half OF
the body as a result of playing with
fire.
In a Ludington fire Almond Le-
guire, one Of the tenants, saved his
wife and three small children when
the roof and upper portions of the
, building burned.
Emil Arnold, living at Ann Arbor,
has been appointed a member Of the
state board Of examiners in optometry
to succeed the late Nelson X Stand.
ard, Of Detroit.
Reading has Joined in the Give
Million club" which is being formed
by the Prohibition forces. The anti
saloonists hope to enroll $4,000 per.
sons in Michigan.
Gen. R. j. Bates, Sault Ste. Marie,
has been authorized by the Canadian
government to raise an American le-
gion on the Canadian border from
Toronto to Winnipeg.
Mrs. Milo Bruce, Of Berkey, o.,
died at the Bixby hospital at Adrian
from injuries received at the New
York Central station when she was
struck by an express truck.
Mrs. CatherineHatch, 80 in Janu-
airy last and resident of Hillsdaie
county for many years, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Lorenzo
Young, one mile south of Osseo.
Traverse City has taken the
lead among the smaller cities of the
state in the appointment Of fulltime
health officer DR.. a. G. Hollister has
been appointed at a salary Of 1900
John Hill, four terms sergeant-at-
arms of the state senate, part of the
time under Governor Pingree and a
veteran of the civil war, died at his
home in Mundy township, Genesee
county.
Claude w Chappall, former city
manager Of Jackson, has been engag.
ed as city manager by Eaton Rap
ids to succeed l. r. Ellison, who
went to Grand Haven TO become city
manager.
A. ]. Winslow, wealthy Kalamazoo
real estate man who has been i'll for
some time, either jumped or fell out
of a window at Borgess. hospital and
was seriously injured. No one saw
the accident.
Mrs. Clarissa Taylor. Of near Cold
water. one Of Branch county's old.
est residents, is dead, aged ninety
two. at the home Of her son, Edison
ty since 1853.
G. G. Cox, county surveyor Of Hills
dale county headed a surveying party
which went TO Litchfeld to start work
for Litchfeld village and township
All Of the main roads running through
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The maple sugar harvest, about Ea
ton Rapids, which at the opening
of the season promised to be one Of
the most profitable in number Of
years, is now pretty nearly closed. 1t
has proven to be far short of expecta-
lions.
Sheriff Manni of Barry county
has arrested AL Yerden, of Grand
Rapids. who escaped from custody
last year Yerden sold electrical fix
lures at Hastings and left town with
out paying board bill at the Parker
house
Relatives of the aged COZ pie from
Hillsdale and Reading gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Owen O'Han'
lon, recently, to help celebrate the
ninety-sixth birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. O'Hanlon's mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Orr
Alderman Lee II. Brown, Of Ian
sing has quit the vets. He was one OF
the wet managers in the recent local |
option campaign in Ingham county, a
former brewery owner He says he
will support statewide prohibition
this year.
Mrs. VIM. Meir, aged 81, oldest |
resident of Saginaw county, died from |
injuries received from falling down |
stairs. She was born in Berlin, Ger
many, coming to this country when |
forty-three years Of age. She lived in
Ogemaw county thirty-seven years.
William Ward, aged "a years, the
oldest pioneer resident Of Eaton Rap
ids township and the last of the old
stock of pioneer settlers on the Mont
gomery plains, is dead at the home OF
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