The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-07-26
GOBLEvILLE

Mrs. Lena Churchill died at her
home Tuesday morning, July 10th,
after lingering illness of many
years. Mrs. Dell Patrick of this
place and son Frank of Platterville,
Wis.,, are her surviving children. Her
son Claude having preceded her five
years ago. She lived with her family
on a farm northeast Of here until six
years ago when feeble health caused
them to come and live with her
daughter Mrs. Patrick where she re-
ceived the best of care from her
daughter and aged husband. Mrs.
Churchill was a woman that to know
her was to love her. Had she lived
until October she and Mr.. Churchill
would have celebrated their sixtieth
wedding anniversary. She also leaves
Ito mourn her loss a devoted sister,
Mrs. Dreggs of Menden and brother
Calvin Flanders of Sherwood and six
grand children.
| Mrs. Post visited at Berlamont two
days last week.
r. G. Myers spent Monday in town.
| Emma Baker is home from Char
lotte.
I Darwin Allen is safely across the
ocean to help down the Huns.
The Rebekas served twenty cent
dinner at the Odd Fellows Hall last
Saturday.
Minnie Holloway was in town the
first of the week and attended the
funeral of Mrs. Whayland at Bloom
|irgdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yonker are entertain
ling relatives from Chicago.
The Creamery whistle makes one
stop and listen and wonder.
Greeta Powers has advanced to the
position of assistant cashier at the
First State Bank.
] DIR. Bope of Decatur was in town
I Monday in the interest of his own
candidacy for the legislature.
There is talk of the possibility of
electric light for this village.
Harrison Way, for many years a
resident of Kendall died at Borgess.
hospital in Kalamazoo. The funeral
was held from the M. f. church at
Kendall last week Friday at two
O'Clock.
Twenty piano pupils of Mrs. S. c..
Walker gave very pleasing recital
lat the A. H. Mortified home last
Friday evening.
The Progressive Ten club of this
village were royalty entertained at
the home of Mrs. M. Brewer of Paw
Paw on Wednesday evening.
]. f. Day and j. Keifer, wife and
son of Chicago are guests at the c..
Keifer home near Kendall.
Mrs. Buckner is still confined to
her bed
Mrs. Simmonds is not improved in
health at this writing.
Mrs. J. Deal, mother of Mrs. Cora
Tibbetts, died Friday after long i'll
ness. The funeral was held at the
M. E. church Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Donald officiating.
Mr. Nash and family of Kalamazoo
spent Friday at the E. Feeley home.
Mr.. Feeley is reported no better.
Mrs. Judson Bennett went to Kala-
mazoo and brought her husband from
the hospital. They stayed Saturday
night with her nephew Clarence
Sheldon. They will live at Mr..
Breeds home, south of town.
Mrs. briggs Of Mendor was here
to attend the funeral of her sister
Mrs. Churchill and remained here a
few days with the family.
Mrs. Nettie Post of Kalamazoo at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Churchill
and also a number of other relatives
from a distance were present.
Mrs. c. Langden is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Linda Thayer is enjoying a
visit with her daughter from Detroit.
Philip Miller has been transferred
to the Depot Brigade at Camp Gus
ter.
Harry Halbish and mother of Chi
cago are guests at the home of +.
I'D. Aten.
Margaret Dillon of Paw Paw was
Visiting friends here last week.
The village is installing a new
drinking fountain for stock in front
of the pumpig station.
Robert Miller, Bernard Rich and
William Sage spent Saturday and
Sunday with Roger Cole in Allegan.
Mrs. Nellie Edwards of Kalamazoo
has been visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Fry.
Helen McCorkle of Chicago is visit
ing friends here and will teach the
primary department in the school
here the coming term.
C. Garfield and wife of Kalama-
zoo and Harriet Campbell, a Red
Gross nurse, who has been at an
army camp in New Mexico spent Sat
Iurday and Sunday at the A. H.. Merri
field home.