St. Joseph Saturday Herald from Saint Joseph, Michigan • 1

1 1l Joseph- Saturday Herald NUMBER 45 VOLUME 37. ST. JOSEPH, BERRIEN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, FEBRUARY 20, 1897. vancement made in the district schools PROFESSIONAL CARDS. CONVENTION I COUNT under Mr.

Clarke's efficient administration of four years past and they as well LAWRENCE FYFE, Attorney. 8U Joseph. Michigan. Will practice In the Buprem Court and In tbe Circuit Courts of Berrien Casg ind Van Bureo Counties, and In the United States Courts of Mlchiiran and Chicago. as others' think it would be a grave mistake to make a change of officers For School Commissioner, JOHN C.

ST. CLAIR, Attorney and Justte' of the Peace Insurance and conveyancing. Prompt attention given to all boslaeat. Parker's block, St. Joseph.

Ernest P. Clarke now in this line of Important work. Tbe city schools are all right and stand high in educational work and the ambition of the rural districts is to ap A. HAMILTON. Attorney and Parker '8 Block, St.

Joseph. proach as near as possible to their So Declares the Republican County Seat News. circuit court. Court reconvened Tuesday, since when tbe following business has been transacted: Trump Mfg. Co.

vs. Village of Buchanan. Sixty days allowed for plaintiff to file bill of exceptions. Edward Buckman vs. Geo.

B. Thayer, et al. Ten days granted in which to file bond for security for costs. Geo. Whitman vs.

Wm. P. Prescott, et al. Motion' for new trial denied plaintiff and $10 attorney fee was allowed defendant. Geo.

B. Tatman vs. City of Benton Harbor, Permission to amend declaration and add third count to same', upon payment of $10 attorney fee. WM. K.

LYON, Attorney at Law. Office S. K. Cor. State and Sliip stroets, St.

Joseph. support. She also alleges that he took tbe child away with him to New Carlisle. thence to Chicago, and while in the latter place abused the little fellow to tbe extent that he was taken from the father by the authorities and placed in the Home for the Frjendless, where tbe mother learned of him. and she brought him to her home in Niles last September.

The mother asks for the custody of the boy. Filed Feb. 13. Michael Neib, Chas. F.

Beyrer and Mary Ann Breyer, forecloseure. Filed Feb. 15. The St. Joseph Valley Railway Co.

vs. Michael J. Galligan. Injunction issued to prevent defendant from cutting piling, constructed by complainant along banks of Ox Creek, crossing lot No. 12, blk 1, Thresher's add to city of Benton Harbor, and re County Convention, mark for the future good of tbe county and its people.

Mr. Clarke will be reelected by a very large majority. And then Delegates are Chosen to the EDWARD 8. KELLEY, Attorney at Law. Kepplers Block, State street.

St. Joseph. CHARLES W. STRATTON. Attorney at Law.

Parker blot, St. Joseph. Slate Convention. ALVIN B. POTTER.

Lawyer. Office 1d uouit House, st. Josepn. It isn't often that a spring convert tiorr is so largely attended from all parts of tbe county as was the Republi- can County Convention at the Academy, DR. L.

I. McUN. Homeopathic) Physicians Office Hnd residence on Uroad street, between State and Main streets. St. Joseph State Farmers' Institute.

Program of the State Farmers' Institute to be held in BulIarcTs Hall, Niles, on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 26 and 27, 1897. Speakers furnished by the State Board of Agriculture: Mr. A. M.

Welch, Ionia county; Prof. C. D. Smith, Agricultural College; Mrs. Marv Mayo, Calboun county; Mr.

Thos. Gun-son, Agricultural College; Mr. Roland MorrHlJ3firriencounty. Local speakers: John Clark, St. Joseph; Otis G.

Harding and Thomas Hance. Niles; AH. SCOTT, M. Physician and Office over Moulton's hardware and at. Holland's drug store; residence.

State street near corner Elm street, St. Joseph. Fifteen days allowed to plead. The People vs. EdwardBailey, charge, assault with intent to ravish one Ella Holmes of Coloma.

On account of the in this city, on Tuesday, and all the delegates and many present who were not delegates seemed to be in a happy frame of mind, as an effect, probably, jury bringing in a verdict different NOTES. Jay Stephen Malloy, a graduate of the American Medical College of Indianapolis, registered with the county Clerk on Feb. 10, 1897. Charles E. Barmore, a graduate of the Eclectic P.

S. and also the American Medical Colleges, located at Indianapolis, registered with the county Clerk on Feb. 10, 1897. Richard Metcalfe, of St. Joseph, who attended the Independent Medical College, Chicago, for a period of four months and graduated therefrom on February 4th, 1897, and belonging to the Physcomedical School of Medicine, registered with the county Clerk on Feb.

5. 1897. What is there in such The case of Nora Olds vs. Darwin Sutherland, of Benton township, which has been pending in the Circuit Court for a year, has been settled. The Palladium has the following to say of the settlement: "We are advised that tbe Qlds-SutherlancL caseoL, which so much has been said, was settled for $500; that the plaintiff secured all she desired the admission from the defendant of his responsibility for plaintiff's misfortune and the acknowledgment of the justice of her claim; that she did not care for the money involved but sought the vindication that she secured, and she is satisfied with the result of the suit." REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, Edgar D.

Rundell and wife to Louis Pflughaupt, property in the village of New Buffalo, $200. Sarah Kool et al. to Chas. E. Breit-haupt, 30 acres in Lake tp, $350.

Frank Ford et al. to Minnie B. Ford, 40 acres in Oronoko tp, $1, Edgar D. Rundell and wife to Louis Pflughaupt, property in the village of New Buffalo, $1. Albert Brown to Cynthia Brown, 55 acres in Royalton tp, $1.

FRANK A. WJNSrOW. Physician and Surgeon. Office Parker's Block, corner State and Pleasant street. Hours 9 to 11 :80 ns.

and to 4 p. m. Telephone 46. Residence corner Front and Price streets. the" recent general election after 11 a.

m. Chairman Woodruff, of the County Committee, called tbe Convention to order and Eev5 H. W. Davis Mrs. Belle Royce, Baroda; H.

Seitz. BUSINESS CARDS. from what was charged in information after due deliberation by the Court the respondent was discharged. The People vs. James Howard-and Wm.

Canton, burglary. Howard plead guilty and Canton plead not guilty. The People vs. Wesley Fowler, forg offered prayer. Dr.

F. R. Belknap of Royalton; Alva Sherwood, Three Oaks; Hon. Tbos. Mars and Erastus Murphy, Niles was then named as temporary ALFRED BALDREY.

Justice of the Pece Insurance ami iteal JKstate. Office In Martin's Block, St. Joseph. Berrien Centre; W. H.

Miller, Berrien Chairman and made a pleasing speech, Springs; Freeman Franklin, Buchanan. covering briefly tbe last campaign and Prof. C. D. Smith, conductor.

Music looking hopefully toward a brighter ery. Recognizance entered in tbe sum of $200. personally, for appearance on the first day of next term of Court for trial. CHARLES S. RUTLEDGE.

Jeweler. Ronair-ing of Watches, Clocks and Light Machinery a specialty. St. Joseph, Michigan. B.

P. Ptxler says: S. RuUedgu Is the only watchmaker In both towns who could repair my Swiss Duplex Watch and make it keep future for us all in a business way. F. moving or constructing a building on said piling or upon the lands of complainant or over, upon or above tbe bed of Ox Creek or the ground -deeded to complainant by said Galligan as a right of way for said creek.

Filed Feb.15. Wm. E. Mathews vs. Thomas E.

A. Byerlz, bill of complaint regarding a mortgage on some land in Niles tp. Filed May 15. John Calder vs. Helen Calder.

divorce. They were married in Scotland. April 28, 1893. and lived together about three months. Charge, desertion.

Filed Feb. 16. PROBATE COURT. Estate Lizzie and Anna Knapp, minors. Petition filed by Anna Sieber, guardian, for license to sell tbe real estate of the minors at private sale.

Hearing March 15. Estate Timothy Smith, deceased. Petition filed by Wm. Mell', admiuls-trator for license to sell the real estate of deceased al public sale for the payment of debts. Hearing March 15.

Robert Delapp vs. John T. Beckwlth. R.Gilsoo was made temporary Secretary and the appointment of the usual Committees, excepting one on resolu Proofs and allegations heard in part on Tuesday and concluded on Wednesday THOMAS ARCHER. Florist.

Green Hons- neurthA MtmAtprr. havt laimi luV and recitations will intersperse the papers and discussions. FRIDAY. 9:30 Opening Exercises Music; Invocation; Music. Address, of Welcome by Dr.

F. R. Belknap. Response by Prof. C.

D. Sm ith. 10:00 My Experience with Sheep of plants. Floral designs nicely tions, followed. Adjourned to 1:30.

when jury returned a verdict of not Prices very reasonable. On reassembling reports of commit guilty. Plaintiff allowed sixty davs in tees were beard, the temporary organ i which to settle bill of exceptions. zation was made permanent and E. I.

BACKUS, D. D- Office over Rice 8t Joseph August Vetterly of New Buffalo, a Feeding. Mr. A. M.

Welch, Ionia. the Convention proceeded to bus! native of Switzerland, was made a full w.ju iJiscussion, led oy utis u. Harding, Niles. 11:00 Sheep Husbandry, John Clark, citizen. Wednesday.

ness in the order as recommended by the same. All towns but and all Pearl Mcintosh vs. Wm. E. Morrow St.

Joseph. city wards were duly represented. Tel Louis S. Schulz, Insurance Agent. Fire.

Life and Accident. WIHTCOMB BLOCK, 8T. J08EPBL lera were then named and all the offi 11:20 Discussion. 1:20 Music. 1:30 What Shall We Rely Upon for In this case the defendant is charged with slandering plaintiff and suit was commenced for $5,000 damages.

Tbe cers sworn. Nominations for County School Commissioner were then in or Our Forage Crops? Pi of. O. D. Smith, Agricultural College.

trial began Wednesday and was con Estate Catherine Hennessey, de der. W. L. George in a characteristic ceased. Petition filed by John 1:50 Discussion.

2:30 Practical Experience in Corn cluded same day, the case going to the jury on Thursday morning, when a and complimentary speech nominated C. H. BURKE, PHY8ICTAN AND 8ORGE0N. Office hours.8to9 a. 12 to 3 p.

in. and to 8 p. m. omce and residonce State street, second door south of Pleasant street, St Joseph. Telephone 33.

Glavin, administrator, for' license to sell the real estate of deceased for the Culture. Hon. Thos. Mars. verdict of not guilty in manner and 2:50 Discussion.

3:30 Question Box. Miss Sara L. Farmer, a capable lady, of Benton Harbor, now teaching at Buchanan; II. Ballengee of Weesaw named Ernest P. Clarke of that town.

Albert E. Stevens and wife to Albert Burandt, 20 acres iu Lincoln tp, $1,500. Jacob Paff and wife to Henry Paff, 52 acres in Three Oaks tp, $1500. Jacob Paff and wife to Charles Paff, 30 acres in Three Oaks tp. $1,500.

James A. Lane and wife to Walter A. Robarts, property In Lincoln tp, form as tbe plaiutiff hath in her declar ation alleged was returned. Defend payment of claims. Hearing March 16.

Estate Frederick A. White, de 6:50 Music. Life on the Farm, Mrs. ant allowed to recover costs and charges ceased. Will of deceased proved by he being a resident there when first D.

E. Hinman and admitted to probate. Mary Mayo, mttle Creek. 7:15 Discussion. 7:25 Music.

and he was given execution therefor. Joseph McKnight vs. Charles E. S. STJXUVaAlT, Sign of Alligator.

Boots, Shoes, Rubbers. Scott Whitman was appointed executor, Estate Clarinda Nelson, deceased, elected, and they still claim him as a direct part of the population that gave to Berrien county another excellent $56. 7:30 Education and Literature for Burke. In this case the plaintiff the Farmer's Boy, Mr. Tboinas Hance, James E.

and George E. Eastman to 7:45 Discussion. was not present in person when the case was called but was represented by county official in the person of Herbert Nellie M. Banker, 5 acres in Benton John M. Glavin, administrator, filed and settled his final account as such and an order was entered for the dis lowers, their influence on L.

Potter. Miss Farmer was seconded tp. $3,500. his attorney, and a judgment of non Rural Life, Mr. Thomas Guusou.

Agn by Messrs. Noble of Buchanan, Rack Wilson Almon and wife to John Y. cultural College. tribution of the estate. suit was entered with costs and charges taxed to plaintiff.

Execution was 8:45 Discussion. Benge, lot 110, Beeson's add to city of liffe of Benton and A. L. Hammond of Benton Harbor; Mr. Clarke's seconds Estate Egbert B.

Scofield, Josephine Scofield, widow, was given defendant therefor. On motion SATURDAY. 9:20 Opening Exercises Music- were Jas. Cunningham of Benton, Hon Niles, $12:90. Edwin F.

Piatt and wife to Elisha Sullivan, property in the city, of St, 9:30 The Art of Butter-Making, of S. II. Kelly, plaintiff's counsel, thirty days were allowed in which to appointed administratrix. In the matter of the Eau Claire drain. Petition filed by the County Drain Com Prof.

C. D. Smith. Tbos. Mars of Berrien.

Leroy II. Dodd of Buchanan, WT H. Seitz of Royalton, David Judson of St. Joseph township Joseph occupied by the grantee as a led by W. H.

Seitz. A Trial of Our Goods STATE STREET. B'f. JOSEPH, MICHt ITTJHSEHT STOCXZ FOR 1897. APPLE PEACH, CHERRY PEAR, PLUM, and TREKS- Apd all other kinds of NURSERY STOCK, tU of which is strictly it rst-elast and prices as low us the 'owest.

Call and see what you are buying before giving orders. Packing grounds ou Niles road, half mile from Joseph, THOMAS ARCHER fc CO. OAJLiL UP Union Ice Coal Co. oroRn make motion for new trial. John N.

Chaddock vs. Roscoe Tabor boot and shoe store, $4,000. Kovaiton. and Alva Sherwood of Three Oaks missioner for the appointment, by the court, of three special commissioners to Outlook. Agriculturally Considered, Alva Sherwood, Three Auditor-General to John G.

Holmes, lot 47, Rynerson's add to village of Buchanan, and lot 37 in W. Bort's Then came the ballot as follows: Mr. Clarke, 204; Miss Farmer, 87i. On determine the necessity, for tb9 drain Oaks. 10:50 Discussion.

and to award damages to those who This suit was brought to recover $4,000 damages for the destruction of the sight of one eye, in 1890, with an air gun in the hands of young Tabor, who was then 9 years old. The aim was taken toward the earth but the bullet. motion of Mr. George. Mr.

Clarke's 11:30 Practical Experiences in Pota first add to cltyof Niles, $8.97. to Culture, Messrs. Erastus Murpby Geo. Foster and wife to W. Wirt nomination was made unanimous The Palladium in its report of the pro and VV.

11. Miller. 1:10 Business Meeting. Election of ceedings offers due praise to Miss officers for ensuing year, etc. Stevens, property in the city of Niles, $3,000.

Robert Foster and wife to Wirt Stevens, property in lies tp. $3000. Farmer and well says: ''Mr. Clarke 1:30 in Taxation, Mr. Freeman Franklin, Buchanan.

has made such an exceptionally good Commissioner that the sentiment in fa 1:50 Discussion. 2:30 Fruit Growing for Profit, Mr. W. R. Lyon and wife to C.

U. Farnum and wife, property in Hagar tp, vor of retaining him in the office was Roland Morrill. Benton Harbor. $1,500. 'Phftltoe 79-8 riw.

St. Joseph. litUllCS 79-4 rings, Bentou Harbor. BROWN BROS. DR.

H. W. RAY, DENTIST. overwhelming." The following is the vote in detail: F. 3:00 Discussion.

3:30 Question Box. SECTION. Pnnr1nrtfifl Mrs Marv Mavn nf Eliza P. Farnum to W. R.

Lyon, lot 182 in Van Horn Morrow's add to Battle Creek, in parlors of M. Church. Bam 5 5 Benton. 11 6 Benton Harbor, 1st 6 2nd 13 3rd. 6 5 4th 10 FRIDAY.

1:30 Call to order by the President. Mrs. J. W.H. Carlisle.

Opening Exer cises. 10 Bertrand 4 Buchanan 13 Uhikaming 6 1:40 Poultry Raising for the Farm er's Wife. Mrs. Mary A. Mayo.

Galien 4 4 1:55 Discussiou. is Worth While, Mrs. Hagar 6 Belle Royce. Baroda. A8SI8TANT DR.

CHARLES BURCHFIELD, a graduate of Ann Arbor. WPIates made and inserted In houn. IS' Prices reasonable. A.W.Wells, Pres. J.Higman.JrSec.A Tr.

The Michigan Basket Factory, of. WELLS-HIGMAS CO. Largest Factory in the West, H-busb lH-bush and t-bush. STAVE BASKETS A SPECIALTY. Also Oval Market and Lannary Baskets, and Grape Baskets, Berry Boxes, and other Fruit Packages.

ST. JOSEPH. MICHIGAN Lake. it is said, struck something and glanced upwards with the above result. Mr.

Chaddock has since suffered intense pain and theloss of the eye incapacitates him from doing well at his trade, which is that of a carpenter. The case was begun Thursday and a night session was held, at which time arguments began over some law points which lasted until nearly 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The jury was excused during the session. The defense desire to throw the case out of court. The matter was taken under advisement by the Court until next Tuesday.when the case may or may not go to the jury.

C. B. Potter vs. Joseph Burkhard. This suit Is brought to recover $500 for legal services alleged in the case of Burkhard Bros.

vs. Plank's Tavern, in which the plaintiff subscribed $200 toward the project, Ths case was won in both the Circuit and Supreme Courts and the Burkhards claim to have paid Potter $60 all be, first asked, 'tis said, for bis services. The case was a test one as a large amount of money was subscribed toward the project, but Burkbard's Interest was only $200. The case came on for trial yesterday afternoon, and a session was held last night, when arguments of counsel closed. Adjourned to Tuesday morning.

NEW SUITS LAW. Frank J. Smith vs. Wm. H.

Smith, 2:30 Discussion. 3:00 Mother and Daughter, Mrs. 11 9 5 11 3 Marv Mayo. have not released the right of way. Hearing March 8.

Estate John Gano, deceased. Petition filed by Josephus Fisher, administrator, with the will annexed, for final accounting as such and for final order of distribution. Hearing March 8th. Estate Francis H. Berrick, deceased.

Petition filed by May B9rnck. widow, for the probate of the will and for her appointment as executrix of the estate. Hearing March 15. Estate Nicholas Michael, deceased. Petition filed for the probate of the will and for the appointment of Erastus Murphy as administrator with the will annexed.

Hearing March 15. Estate James A. Swazey. deceased. Petition filed by Sarah F.

Swazey. widow, for the probate of the foreign will and for her appointment as executrix. PETIT JURORS. The followiug petit jurors have been drawn for the coming March term of the Circuit Court: Bainbridge Joseph Eudsch. Benton Emil Cassidy Benton Harbor First Ward D.

W. Porter; Second Ward E. W. Carley; Third Ward-M. F.

Barry; Fourth Ward-B. S. Court. Berrien Louis B. Moore.

Bertrand Wesley Swartz. Buchanan Byron Brant and Albert Pierce. Chikaming George Hinchman. Galieu-Silas Clark. Hagar Isaac FarnuniT Lake George Arend.

Lincoln C. H. Johnson. New Buffalo J. M.

Glavin. Niles E. J. Long. Niles City First Ward John Han- 3:30 Discussion.

TO BECOME A MEMBER. Art III. of Constitution: "Any resi 6 Lincoln New Buffalo Niles Niles Cityr 4tb Oronoko. Pipestone Royalton Sodus St. oseph KSt.

Joseph City, dent of tbe county of legal age may become a member of this society by sign 7 6 6 4 5 7 4i 21 6 ing tbe constitution and paying a fee of city of Benton Harbor, $500. Harrison K. Potter to Julia A. Potter, lot 282, original plat of city of St. Joseph, $1.

Julia A. Potter to Harrison K. Potter, lots 29, 30 and 34, east St. Joseph plat, city of Benton Harbor, $1. Arthur A.

Maybee to Mary E. Spencer, property in Waterviiet tp, $100. Daniel Stickney and wife to Angeline Quay-go-no, 40 acres in Waterviiet tp, $1,800. Robert Foster and wife to George Foster, property in Niles tp, $1. Myron F.Barry to Theodore F.

Barry, property in Bento tp, $200. Joshua Chatterson et. al. to Chas. Penn, 40 acres in Chikaming tp, $1,100.

Charles Kraune and wife to Fred Marte, lot 81. Gard Hamilton's add to city of St. Joseph, $1,600. Aaron Miller and wife to Charles Cbarlwood, lot 6. blk A.

C. Day's add to village of Buchanan, $1. Eugene T. Slayton, administrator, to T. L.

Wilkinson, property in Galien tp. $13.84. T. L. Wilkinson and wife to Joseph L.

Scott, 7 acres in Waterviiet tp, $25. Auditor-General to John G. Holmes, lots 3 and 4, blk 12, Brook rield's add to city of Niles, $7.17. MARRIAGE LICENSES. 37 Emile Zordell.

24. St. Joseph; Matilda Lndwig, 21. same. 38 Henry G.

Wells, 32, Chicago; twenty-five cents, which shall be used for incidental expenses. This fee shall A. W. Weils, President. John Wallace, 0.

O. Jordan, Cms hies- 1. W.Allen. Vice-President. lent.

be the annual fee. Only members of Assistant Cashier. Asa Orsraniired. 18m. 12 13 the society shall vote at the election of officers." See the Secretary at your earliest Three Oaks 11 18 Weesaw 9 convenience and become a member be Union Banking (Under 8tate Supervision.) CAPITAL, $50,000.

ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN fore tbe business meeting that you may have a voice in the election of officers for tbe ensuing year. officers. President O. H.

Farnum, Benton John Wallace, James Forbes, J. ii. Graham. Francis Jordan and J. H.

Lee. Harbor; Executive Committee. O. C. appeal.

FileTFebrl3. Howe.Eau Claire Erastus Murphy, Berrien Centre, L. W. Ruth, Benton Harbor; Secretary, C. B.

Groat, Niles. Maria A. Hagley vs. Joseph P. and Remember x.

b. if or information in reirard to future institutes, address K. L. Butter-field, Agricultural College, Lansing, Joseph H. Beistle, suit for the recovery of eertain notes and interest given in 1888.

Filed Feb. 13. Mien. Frances Raplelje vs. John J.

Kelley, Cooperation. T'ho riiantiQQinn nf nnnorat.irtn pftm- Minnie Barnhart, 25, Bainbridge. ley; Second Ward J. M. Johnson; Third Ward-Z.

G. Allen; Fourth Coloma Paw Paw Lake Railway, Chicago West Michigan Railway and Wm. M. and Edward W. Brown, or the Union Ice Coal Co.

This is a 39 Arthur V. Bardsey, 19, Benton Total 204 87 The Convention by districts then chose the following delegates to tbe State Convention: FirstDistrict Roscoe D. Dix, Berrien Springs; S. L. VanCamp, F.

R. Gilson, A. L. Hammond, Fred A. Hobbs and Edward Brammall, Benton Harbor; W.E.

Syms and Fred A. Woodruff, Waterviiet; Montgomery Shepard and W. C. Ransom, St. Joseph; Jas.

S. Fikes, Hagar; Fred Weber, Bainbridge. Second District D. H. Bower, Buchanan; C.

C. Hodges, New BuffaloE. A. Blakeslee, Galien: Wm. Sullivan, Lake; E.

S. Wiiliams, L. A. Duncan, Niles; S. A.

Wood, Buchanan; Thos. Mars, Berrien; H. Ballengee. Weesaw; F. J.

Miller, Buchanan; Chas. Clark, Galien; D. H. Beeon, Three Oaks. The above being ratified by the Convention as one body adjournment followed.

Messrs. Mars and Seitz in their remarks dwelt especially on the rapid ad menced at the meeting of Jan. 30. will hn nmirinnpH nf. mpAtinornf thp T.nlrn Harbor; Mable M.

McCrae, same. Ward-A. W. Piatt. Oronoko W.

A. Eidson and Albert 40-Wm. Sweitzer. 25. Niles: l.toie.

We sell the VERY" BEST Boys, Girls and Ladies' Hose in the world for 10c. Shore Fruit Co. to be held in the City Lemon. O'Brien, 20, same. Han, St.

josepn, jj'eo. zi, ciock d. m. Fruit growers are cordially in suit for damages, alleged on account of a side-track being built in front Of plaintiff's Filed Feb. 15.

41 Geo, W. Stockton. 27. New Carlisle, Mary Saltus, 23, Three Oaks. Pipestone-W.

A. Keigley. Royalton John Weed. St. Joseph J.

M. Miller. St. Joseph City First Ward J. A.

NEW SUITS CHANCERY. Mary A. Hinckley Vs. Albert N. vited to attend.

The following topics will be discussed: "Is it best for tbe fruit farmer to manufacture his own Affirmative W.A.Smith; Npcar.ivp TV "Ar 42 Clarence G. Flnlev. 22. Niles: Ada Mitchell. 18, Summerville.

Hinckley, divorce. They were married Donaldson; Second Ward Wm. Less- 43 Abram Fisher, as. Grand lng. tive organizations for business purposes Millicent Habu, 30, Niles.

aesiraoie- wm. a. seitz, Koyaiion. (Vimnflt.itinn vs. nnnnnrat.irm" 44 John Chanman.

St. Krkl IV. B. Church, in Niles township on June 23. 1887, and 1 lived together until September, 1894.

Two children were born unto them, one of whom, Roland aged 7 years, is living. Charge, desertion and non- Sodus J. W. Steimle. Three Oaks-W.

J. Minster. Waterviiet Jerome Pitcher. Mary Heatbman. 53, 'same.

Luddeman. "What do I owe my W. Ruth, Rev. Mr. Shultz, Rev.

Thos. McRoberts. 45 Benjamin H. Bratton, 25, Chi Weesaw Horace Morley, cago; Myrtle Nutting, 21, Benton. St.

Joseph. Michigan.