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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-28

STATE OF INDIANA. ST. JOSEPH
COUNTY. SS.-In the st. Joseph Supe-
rior Court, February Term, 1920.
Notice Is hereby given by Frank r.
Eow8lsk' Kathen Kolawski. Florence
kowHlski, Marie Kowa1ski and Ilene
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Girls 10 DO long hand ad-
dressing. The Anderson Co. 30 S.
St Joe. 9335-2S
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SALESMAN WANTED.

Observation-Disclosures Heating Sys-
TEN, Improved Pipeless Heating.
Permanent position, splendid OppOr-
tunity for Advancement. II you have
the qualifications, apply TO Round
Oak MOistair Heating Co. 22319 s.
Main St. South Bend 1925
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woRDEN REALTY CO.


WORDEN REALTY CO.
Attcnuon-Buyers or Homes.
Houses luilt 10 years af are far su-
perior 10 The houses being built today.
ILeir durability deFends upon the mate
rial used in their construction. We have
these homes which cannot be duplicated
IN these tines. neither in material. work
nlanship OF price. We have modern and
partly modern homes IN ali sections OF
the city. We have homes as low rs
$500 and high as $50 600. We can
give you terms and show you how you
can own your home. Do not pay the
exorbitant rents.
WORDEN REALTY co.
528 Farmers TrHst Bldg
Main 1852 Open evenings
woRDEN REALTY co.
HComtng Houses and DupleXes in De-
siraDlo Locations Paying invest
mcRts at Low Cost
Twenty thIec rooms, modern, i've
blocks from center. hot water heat, laun-
cry, baths, toilets and ex'ra lavatyries.
VIII sell dwelling ana furnishings. All
rooms occupied.
Ten room modern house, Eve blocks
from center. Three apartments.
Ten room modern house, four blocks
west from center; easily accessible 20
factories; garage for three cars.
Duplex, nv. blocks from center: l.
rooms completely modern, steam and
hot air heat; paying at present Si51
monthly.
Duplex, "a rooms. completely modern
three blocks from center. northwest; hot
water heat
Duplex, Il rooms. near car line, Lin
coin way L. Price $500.
Duplex, completely modern. II rooms
six blocks from center. $500
6ence, eight blocks from center, north.
west; not water heat
Duplex, ii rooms, modern, four blocks
from center, northwest.
wORDEN REALTY CO.
Property Owners Attention
There Is a buyer for every home that
I Is for sale. List your houses with Us
1 for quick results. We are looking foT
I homes for our large clientele who want
possession in April, May and June. II you
/ have any 90 sell come in AID talk Il
over. Why Fay the large commissions
the Realty Board are charging. We are
not members Of the board therefore
VIC can handle sour business at q much
/ less commission. We own no property
our time Is given exclusively 70 the ssle
/ OF yours. We DO not ask for long
/ options: 3 to 80 days being sufficient
/ 70 dispose OF any salsble property.
WORDEN REALTY co.
90 Farmers Trust Bldg.
/ Main 11s2. Open evenings
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RBNT-Modern front sleeping
room, private entrance. 523 ". Marion
st. 1855 -
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FOR SALE-Hco = seven DassenFcf. IF19
model IN perfect condition or vii frads
FOR amaller car. Call Main 1888 6al5-tf
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FOR SALB-Rebuilt motorcycles We
have number OF Harley Davidson mo
torcycles all rebuilt and rsena u1elsd look
hke new, pick now FOR sprtng delivery.
cash or payments Hagedorn 4 Web.
stcr. 2l6-22 ?. JEFFERSON blvd. Main 1TSl-
o517-f
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BERNARD L. HOERsTNlAN. Deputy
SEEBIRT and Schultz
Atty. for Estate. Jan. 20-27
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-28

FOR RENT-Furnished room in modern
home 20 refined young lady Mrs.
Frank Smith, 10 Van Buren,. Main 300.
0337- II
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

Seven room house, southeast paTf Of
city, gas, WftCT. complete bcth cOruer
lot. paved street. Price $500 Terms.
Five room cottage, southeast wster
aud gas, possession 20 days. Price S2,aOO.
Easy terms
Five room modern bungalow, north
west side, immediate possession. Price
$3.50; 10 percent down and 1 percent
per month.
Seven room partly modern house on
east side; close IN. Price $1,000 Easy
terms.
Six room modern house northwest side.
excellent condition. possession immedi-
ately. Price 5000.
CENTRAL REALTT co.
800 Citizens Bank Bldg
A G. Yoigt, Mgr.
FOR SALE-Six room. partly modern
house: 10 minutes walk % center o.
ely: $500. fine nelghborhood Ia blocks
! from school. good sized lot, house not
new but in good condition. Box It's
Care News-Times 23-tf
FOR SALE.
Modern home on T.. South st; bed
rooms; oak finish: fireplace $500.
Modern home on Riverside ar; 3
rooms; hardwood floors; double gar
are; $500
Modern home, California av.: bed
rooms; first hOor finished ia oak; fire
place In living room; garage and sleep
Ing porch; $500
n. st. Peter St, 7-room cottage; mod
Crn, but furnace; $500.
Vacant lot on Harrison aN., III blocks
/ from Portage car line; S1050
W. h. McHENRN,
! Lincoln 5IS3. 30 Farmers Trust Bldg
scott
| FOR sALE-Nearly new six room. strict
~ modern house, one block from Lin
| coin way w, on asphalt street. Lots
I 4GN12O feet, good neighborhood. $1,000
/ Let me show you this house Lincoln
| C53S. K. N. Jackson, 122 \. Main 81.
Evenings o<+4- slso- Il
FOR sALh-A coy room and bath.
all moOern, bungalow on l.. Howard
/ ct. improvements all IN and paid: lol
! 3JX113: price right. j. ". Jolly, 225 \
Main St. Lincoln 68e5. $50 a
FOR SALE
house. modern, E. Indiana, av., 5000.
I 5000
l house, modern, Ashland av, $500
i house, modern, f. Bowman St. $500
l house. 4. Weager ct. 5000.
? houses. +. Ohio St, $500.
l house. L. Broadway, $500
/ 1 house, +. johnson St, -. ZOO.
J. A. MCCULLOUGH,
! 6O4 (. Haney nv. 235 s. Mich. 81.
/ Lincoln 72i7 Main 1886
4O37-ti
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ONE hundred shares OF o. X. Giant Bat
terry stock, transfer guaranteed, through
ank. for 10000. Box J. B. Care News.
Times elq3 2s
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MINNIE MITCHELL.

Petition for Divorce 30. $3.50
Be II Known. That the ahove-uarre ed
f-aintid has filed in the office OF the
clerk Of said Court his complaint
against said Defendant in the above
cnuse together with n proper affidavit
That said Defendant Minnie Mitchell. is
not 9 resident OF the State Of Indiana.
said Defendant - hereby required that
sHld cause VIII stand for trial on the 18th
DAY of March. 1920. the same being the
26rd day Of the next term Of said Court
% commence ~ the City ~ South Bend.
on tie third Monday in February. 1920
next on which day said Defendant j.
required 20 appear 20 said action.
Dated this January r. 1870
WILBUR N. WARNER. Clerk
By LEO n ERTSLEWSKI Deputy.
MILLER GUY Atty for Plaintiff
Jan ~ - Feb. 3
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LEGAL NOTICES
DFNT NOTICE.

-. > ON-hEsIDENT NOTICT.
HLASk OF INDIANA. ST JOSEPH
COUNTY, SS--In the ST Joseph Su-
psFior Court. December Tern. 1920
FRANK " MITCHELL.
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Barter And Exchange

Autos. MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES.
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WANTED - Bond statesmen by well
known known New York house. to
sell ia South Bend and vicinity. Call
w. II. Burke, Oliver hotel, for appoint
ment. 9253-3 81
SALESMEN-TwO statesmen for city and
later 10 travel, on high grade monthly
payment magazine proposition. Salary
and commission; no experience necessary.
We will teach you how to sell success
fully. Position worth $40 per week mp.
See s. W. Halstead, Nickel hotel. 951S-2s
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST White poodle dog. Wore collar
Responds To name Of Buster go w
Division 81 Reward. 9J23- =
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FOR RENT-Tv~o nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping; no emil
dren. 1912 S. Michigan ct 9272- II
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PERSONALS,

PERSONALS.
YOU CAN have your piano tuned by re-
liable tuner; % years experience, best
references To secure new customers will
tune this week for 81. Call Lincoln. $3.50.
9501-27
LODY DETECTIVE Bonded by State Of
Indiana. Investigations made for indi-
viduals or business firms; for interviews
address p. o. Box $50. 1902 If
THE WHITE has stood the test for SO
years and today is the king OF all sew
ing machines. For sale on payments.
200 Union Trust bldg. Main 1891
9S6O-tf
SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT-A few
used machines for sale at q price. We
repair all makes OF sewing machines.
White Sewing Machine Co, 200 Union
Trust bldg. Main 2091. e36l-1
PORTAGE Ay. ACRE LOTS.
I have for LAle two acre lots fronting
on Portage ~, Immediately NORTH Of
my residence, on tie west side I'm.
show the lots any evening after O'Clock.
f. NJ. Jackson. at bank, 122 ". Main St
Bell 1852. Home 6o3S. Evenings. Home
s244. 124S- II
South Bend Carpet Cleaning & Weay-
ing Co. 666 LaPorte ay. Rugs secured.
resized and repaired. We make dun and
rag rugs OF all sizes. Phone Main -:
1850 II
TEAR MR.. HOUSE OWNER:
suppose you get in touch with US In
regard 10 that decorating problem which
IS on your mind? Estimates cheerfully
furnished.
J. W. WERNTZ x SON -.
Central Drug Store
second Floor
Main 946 9223- q
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Duplex, IL rooms. completely modern
three blocks from center. northwest; hot
water heat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-28

Duplex, hvs blocks from center; l.
rooms completely modern, steam and
hot air heat; paying at present S151
monthly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-28

Seven room house, southeast paT1 Of
city, gas, HftCT. complete bcth cOrueT
lot, paved street. Price $500 Terms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-28

Five room modern bun-a.1v, north
west side, immediate possession. Price
$3.50; 10 percent down and 1 percent
per month
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-28

Five room cottage. southeast VIZ
aud gas, possession 20 days Price S2,4OO.
Easy terms
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FOR RENT-TwO or three furnished
rooms for Hight housekeeping adjoining
bath: also sleeping room. 1854 W. Mon
roe st. 9524- 2S
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Duplex, Il rooms. near car line, Lin
coin way L. Price $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-28

Ten room modern house five blocks
from center. Three apartments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-28

Ten room modern house, four blocks
west from center; easily accessible "a
factories; garage for three cars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-28

Seven room partly modern house on
east side; close In. Price $1,000. Easy
terms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-28

Duplex, completely modern. II rooms
six blocks from center. $500
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FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Woman 20 do family washing
and ironing at my home. first Of each
week; electric washer. S3S Ashland sv.
Phone Main S91S 97li-2S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-28

Six room modern house northwest side.
excellent condition. possession immedi-
ately. Price s., 900.
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FOR SALE-DOdge taTfeao. compistsiy
oyerhauled and repainted; thia ma-
chine - as good aa n9W and cen Re
bought at a bargain inquire az Tsmog
Cab Co. 313 r. Jefferson blvd SSS8tE
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UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENTING unfinished rooms in
modern home at 1114 y. Allen St. Ia
dies preferred Call Main 200 or at resi-
dence In evening. 9522- %
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-YOung man Is 10 - for wa
gOn order department. Apply Blrdsen
Mfg. Co. qJO61 =
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-28

USED CARS FOR SALE.
Chevrolet Baby Grund scdaa
-Gheyroiet pass 1919. 1918, 1917.
6-Fords
2-Dodges; one with wire wheels
5-MaKWelis one brand new.
Saxon and Monroe roadstsrs EersrsI
others
We have a few o. tie famous Kovpst
ell glass tops FOR Ford roadstsrE. cora-
pletc with ventilsting wfndHhisid 500 r
y b, south Bend; also some harEs,ns
in new aud used tires
BkISTLE AUTO sAa.ES co.
dF3 Lincoln waT "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-28

FC x SALE-Li5EHAL TRRBIS
Dodge Bros touring.
Studebaker ctX-cyl IL Coz tourfus
REQ fOur-"yflnder touring
Ford delivery.
L, W. STEINHART SOUTE BEND
COMPANY.
Cadillac Motor Csra,
Mllburu .slectrics.
Dodge Bros. Motor Cas-
Phone l2S1. 2l3 S. Lafayette
44e3-tf
The Belding banner-news., 1920-09-29
AUTO NARROWLY
ESCAPES BEING
STRUCK BY TRAIN
WOMAN RECEIVES MANY BRUIS-
ES WHEN SHE JUMPS FROM
AUTO TO AVERT CRASH

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Angel had an
experience Sunday evening which they
will not soon forget because of the
fact that it was about as close as
they wanted to regular collision be-
tween their auto and an incoming
freight train at the dangerous brick
yard crossing in the south end of the
city, as they were driving down the
hill on their way into town after hav-
ing been out for drive in the coun-
try.
The brakes on the car were not
working very well and Mr.. Angel
who was driving, did not see the train
until it was too late to stop and
realizing that to attempt to use the
breaks would mean certain crash, he
put on all the power he could and
took big chance to get across the
track ahead of the train. Luck was
with him and he got across the track
just before the engine reached the
spot.
Mrs. Angel, however, did not fare
so we'll. When she saw the train
approaching she decided that her
chances would be better out of the
car than in it and she made a jump
for safety. In the landing which she
made, however, she was not so very
successful and she received a num-
ber of bad cuts, scratches and bruis-
es on her body and limbs which, while
not serious enough to disable her,
proved to be cery sore and painful.
The brickyard crossing is a bad
place for auto and train crashes, a
number having occurred there of late.
A man driving a car from Jackson
went into the ditch there Thursday
night to avoid being hit by train
and it necessitated the services of a
tow line and "Chick's" reliable Ford
runabout to haul him back to the
roadbed.
The Belding banner-news., 1920-09-29
BELDING BEATS LAKE
0DESSAlN FOOTBALL

The High school foot ball eleven
travelled over to Lake Odessa last
Friday afternoon and took last years
county champs in. to the tune of 20
to IA. Belongs first score was made
on a tumble on the part of Lake
Odessa, near it's own goal line and
McKiddie carried the ball over. The
other two touchdowns were made by
Chickering who starred on the of
fense.
On defensive work Storey, Coyle
and Capt. Dehn did some brilliant
work.
Lake Odessa's two touchdowns
were scored in the first and last
quarters.
This Friday, Greenville will be here
to play Belding; the rest Of the sea-
sons schedule is as follows:
Belding at Lowell, October 8.
Belding at Greenville. October Is.
Portland at Belding, October %.
Belding at Ionia, October 20.
Rockford at Belding, November 5.
Lake Odessa at Belding, Nov. IL.
Ionia at Belding. November 10.
Belding at Portland, November "a
The Belding banner-news., 1920-09-29
PARTRIDGES you SEE
MAY BE PHEASANTS

Mr.. Hunter, when you take your
gun and go out in the woods at the
opening of the partridge season, take
the second hook when "pat" flies
up before you shoot, because the
chances are that IL you are
as good shot as you would like to
be you may bring down an English
ringneck pheasant and at the same
time stand fairly good chances of
having the law bring down q good stiff
fine on you for killing one of these
beautiful game birds, the shooting Of
which is and will undoubtedly be for
some time, an offense against the
laws of our state.
Deputy Game Warden Cook re-
Gently secured fifty of these birds
from the state game farm at Mason
and he together with other local
sportsmen have liberated them in the
woods and fields in this vicinity for
the purpose of propjagating in or
der that there might be at some time
in the future enough of them so that
they can be legally killed in hunting.
For that reason it is urged that
you take every precaution to assist
in protecting these birds and help
in bringing to justice any person
whom you may know to be guilty of
having killed one or more of them.
The Belding banner-news., 1920-09-29
INTERESTING ACCOUNT
OF PIONEERS LIFE

w. L. Sumner returned last week
from Canada, where he had been call
ed to attend the funeral of his father
who died there, aged nearly. ga years.
He has prepared an interesting obi
tuary for his parent which he has
handed in for publication, as follows
Daniel Sumner was born in Dele
ware, Ont, February %, 1927 and
departed this life but a few miles
from where he was born, at his
youngest sons home, John M. Sum-
ner, on September 16, 1920.
His companions when a boy were
mostly Chippewa and Oneida Indians.
Ninety years ago his father, who
was born in New Hampshire, moved
down the Thames river, few miles,
the only way of travel, with his fam
lily and hewed out a home on the
broken front of Delaware township,
making fence rails out of the big
black walnut which was very plenti-
full in those days. Daniel learned to
use the bow and arrow and ride the
indian ponies at an early age. When
six years old he planted a willow
switch and called it his tree and to-
day it takes a string Is feet long to
go around it.
On the 30th of December, 1852 he
married Miss Fannie Milne in the
town now known as the city of Lon
don, Canada. To this union were
born three sons and 3 daughters.
Margaret, who died in 1872; w. T..
Sumner, of Belding; Belle Gerkin, Of
Butte, Montana; Daniel s. Sumner,
who departed this life at Armada,
Mich, in 1897; John M Sumner, Of
Delaware, Ont, and Lowesa Miller,
of Detroit.
In 1857 he bought land in st. Clair
county, Michigan and used to walk
from London, Ont. to Michigan to pay
his taxes. In 1860 he moved to his
home in st. Clair township, st. Clair
county and for fifteen years he help
ed build up the country. He then
bought the old home at Delaware, Ca.
and moved back and cared for his
father until he passed away at the
age of 90.
As the boys grew to manhood they
moved into Michigan, thinking more
Of Uncle Sam and his laws than those
Of Canada. Soon Mr.. Daniel Sumner
followed and made IL his home in
Continued on Page Four.)
The Belding banner-news., 1920-09-29
Mrs. Clyde Kaser Dead

The death Of Mrs. Clyde Kaser,
aged 32 years, well known and high
ly esteemed young woman, of this
city, took place in the Greenville hos
pital where she had been taken for
treatment, on Friday morning at S.45
o'clock following an illness of two
months, the last two weeks of which
were spent in the hospital where
death occurred. Death was caused
by complication of diseases. Funer-
al services were held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Owens, dames
street, Monday afternoon at 2:30
O'clock, District Elder Hicks, of the
f. M. church officiating and burial
was in Smyrna cemetery. Mrs. Kaser
was daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Richmond, of Smyrna, who together
with the grief stricken husband and
three sisters. Mrs. Orvey -Foss, Addie
and Florence and a brother, Frank
Richmond are left to mourn their
loss. She was married on March 3,
1913, to Clyde Kaser, and has resid-
ed in this city ever since her mar
riage.
The Belding banner-news., 1920-09-29
Church OF Christ Notes

Stop! Look! Listeni Rally Day
next Sunday, October 8 at 10 a. m. If
it rains, bring two, If it pours, bring
four; if it's cold, bring score; if it's
hot, bring more. Rain or shine, hot
or cold-Come. Not only Rally Day
but every Lords day at both MORN
ing and evening service, also mid
week prayer service each Thursday
evening. Last Tuesday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Johnson, on E. Center
street, entertained the Mems Glass
and their wives. A pleasant evening
Of class meeting and social time af-
ter which an excellent two course
luncheon was served by host and host
ess. of pumpkin pie and hot coffee,
then ice cream and waters. Mrs. G..
w. Knight entertains her class to-
night and Mrs. H. f. Curch has the
Booster Boys class at her home Fri
day evening at 5 o'clock. Again you
are more than welcome at all servi-
ces. Come.
The Belding banner-news., 1920-09-29
STAGED A BIG SUR.
PRISE PARTY ON
PINE ISLANDER


Micheal Byrne, whosowns the farm
on the east side of Pine Island lake
and a familiar figure to the thous-
ands of people who have visited that
popular resort for many years past
came from a big family and reared
a big family of his own during the
four-score years of his lifetime but
he had absolutely no idea that so
many of the relatives could get to-
gether without him knowing about
it before hand until they gathered
at his home Sunday, nearly rs
strong to put him in mind of and to
help him celebrate his 80th birthday
anniversary. w"
Along with the incident runs bit
of history barking back to the good
old days before the present and dat
ing back to September %, 1840, when
he was born in Vergenes township.
Young Micheal grew up in the prim-
tive ways of living which the pio-
neer folk eof those days knew. For
a long time when he was youngster
Wagons and buggies were unknown
in those parts and it was up to him
to build the first wheeled vehicle
that ever pulled out Of Grattan. And
lilliuCilldltJ, UC q SiCaN AAiohJ
sturdy wagons following the first
one.
Mr.. Byrne, many years ago, clear
ed the James Abram farm. east OF
Parnell church and for ten years af-
ter he moved to his present farm at
Pine Island lake i'm 1877, operated
and owned the blacksmith and wagon
shop at Grattan, tending to the
a. - off fho dicf1s
in whatever they needed in his lines.
was a great sight but that subsequent
trucks and aeroplanes were better to
of the few locally born men who are
still here and which have witnessed
the great changes wrought.
Mr.. Byrne was one of a family of
10 children, five of whom have pass
Mrs. Elizabeth Weeks, Arthur Byrne
and Mrs. William Heffron, Of Grat-
tan, Mrs. Ann Boylou of this city
sisted of himself. wife and eleven
children, three Of whom together
with the beloved wife and mother
have passed away. Mrs. Byrne died
10 years ago. His children still liv-
ing are: William and Charles, Of
Otisco, John A. Byrne of Grattan.
Mrs. Minnie Chrystler and Arthur
Byrne, of this city and George, Fred
and Alvin who reside at home with
their patriarch.
At the Sunday celebration every
relative who could attend was pres
ert and ore of the best dinners ever
prepared was disposed Of. Games
entertainment, visiting, music and a
general good time was had and none
present enjoyed the event more. than
did "Uncle Mike" Byrre as he is
familiarly known to thousands.