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A SUIT for $12,000 Store REDUCED PRICES ON SUITS. JACKETS, AND SKIRTS AT JOHN HICKS’. The Clinton Republican. YOL. XLIV.-NO. 14. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1899. WHOLE NO. 2,301. VARIOU8 TOPIC8. Notice to Taxpayer*. BREVITIES. PUBLIC RECORDS 1HD FILES. D. L. Hunt, village treasurer, is HENRY BLISS HUBT. R. A. Moore is in St. Joe on business Both Ionia and Owoaao are facing the receiving village taxes at Hunt ’s Drug A SUIT FOR $12,000 store. Yellow Do* Frightened HI* Hon« and William M. Smith was in Durand Important Law Now In Effect Relative to necessity of an increased water supply. a Runaway Followed. St. Johna has solved it for several yeara, Tuesday. Theixr Custody. and with the appliances now installed, Might Have Keen Worse. Henry Bliss, of Riley, was thrown Edgar Whetstone and family leave for One of the laws passed by the legisla ­ if the time should come when a greater Clarence Osgood needs a new wheel from his buggy beside the Congregation Crystal today. ture and given immediate effect will Was Brought bj the Late Henry al church Saturday afternoon, and re­ supply is needed, it can readily be now as the result of a collision with a Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Appleman are prevent the indiscriminate lending of ceived a severe cut over the right eye, Walbridge Against Elizabeth obtained by deepening one of the outside horse belonging to Alvin Winegar. visiting in Ovid. public records and files by county, city Clarence had one finger badly cut and waa other­ wells, or putting dcwn an additional was riding east on Walker Dr. McPherson, of Fowler, was here on and township officers, and the loss or street and Mr. Winegar was driving wise bruised and badly hurt. He was Taller well. We have two wells over 5CD feet business Tuesday. making away with them. It is a good deep which seem to tap an inexhaustible north on Clinton avenue, when they taken to Dr. Gillam’a office, where his law: wounds were dressed and then carried Mrs. Chester Salisbury is visiting in supply; two more wells about 300 feet met forcibly at the corner. Mr. Wine­ Section 1. That the officers having gar tried his beet to turn his horse out on a stretcher to Mr. Sherman’s. Fowler this week. the custody of any county, city or town ­ FOR SERVICE!) COVERING MANY deep which yield about 170,000 gallons in 24 hours. The advantage of the air lift and avoid tho smash, but it was impos ­ He was driving up Brush street, when Edgar Whetstone was in Grand Rapids ship records in this State, shall upon re- • YEARS. a yellow dog ran out from Frank Barn­ on business yesterday. [uest furnish proper and reasonable is that it has capacity for several more sible and Clarence rode jlirectly into the ?acilitiee for tbs inspection and examina­ wells, and can be attached at trifling horse. His wheel was smashed almost hart's and frightened the horse, which Miss Gertrude McAuliffe, of Owosso, tion of the records and files in their expense, if needed, out of all resemblance to a bicycle, and ran completely around the church, is visiting friends here. respective offices and for making memo ­ throwing Mr. Bliss out and breaking The late Henry Walbridge was for *** how he escaped uninjured is almost Justice Lyon gave Scott Crandall ten randa of transcripts therefrom during loose from the buggy. The buggy was the usual business hours, which shall many years legal advisor and attorney A representative of the New York miraculous. The horse was onsider- days in jail for being drunk. not be less than four bours per day to all for Elizabeth Tuller, now of Detroit, and owners of Portland's water plant was at ably frightened, but otherwise no dam considerably damaged, but the horse persons having occasion to make exami­ age was done. was not hurt. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weller are visiting had an agreement that he should Portland last week to sell the outfit to in Fowler for two or three days. nation of them for any lawful purpose: receive $300 per year, in addition to ex­ the village for $35,000. The council Mr. Blies is recovering very nicely, but Provided, That the custodian of said Miss Luis McClelland will return to records and files may make such reason­ penses as such advisor. Things run otlered $18,000, and in the event will be unable to be moved before Sat­ Must be Caught or Arrested. her home in Portland tomorrow. able rules and regulations with reference along, and while he received more or less of non-acc* ptance on the part of New urday. to the inspection and examination of The attention of the people of Wa- Miss Jennie Neil, of Grand Haven, is a for expenses, quite a balance remained Yorkers, Portland will probably install a cousta and vicinity, otherwise they will them as shall be necessary for the pro unpaid, for which Mrs. Tuller gave her plant of its own, the ordinance by which guest of Miss Brownie Bromley. tection of said records and files, ana to fail to learn the many interesting fea­ Fenalon*. prevent interference with the regular note. After another period had passed, the private company operates having tures that will be presented at the In­ Re issue to Erastus D. Tripp, St. Miss Mabel Mead is visiting Miss discharge of the duties of such officer: this note was taken up, and another been revoked. terstate Milkmaids ’ Convention, which Alice Terry in Durand till Monday. will be held under the auspices of the Johns, $14 per month; Henry C. Williams, And provided farther, That such officer given for $7,000 including services from Horatio S. Gleason and Raymond C, shall prohibit the use of pen and ink in Epworth League at the M. E. Church, Wacousta, $10. Increase -Benjamin F making copies or notes of records and the date of the first note and interest. Quite a large number of the members Friday, July 28th, at 8:00 p. m.. Those Vaughan left for Buffalo yesterday. of St. Johns CommaDdery, No. 24, K. T., Sanborn, St. Johns, $12 to $14. files in his office: And provided further, Then another period elapsed, and last who come will laugh, others will mourn. That no books, records or files shall be have arranged to spend the week begin ­ The entertainment will possess real Mrs. N. H. Geller and son, of Toledo February Mr. Walbridge tried to make are visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Stoweli' removed from the office of the custodian settlement and collect his note, but ning July 26th, at Crystal Lake, accom­ merit, and its many laughable situations thereof for any purposes whatever, will be most ably rendered, as the rosy- Exempt From Taxation. T. E. Ballinger returned Tuesday from except by the order of the judge of any failed. Suit was then commenced by at­ panied by tbeir families. All members cheeked maids representing the twenty- A clergyman at English, Indiana, re­ are invited. For full particulars apply a two weeks’ visit with his son in St. court of competent jurisdiction, or in tachment for about $12,300, the amount four characters will prove. fuses to pay poll tax on the ground that response to a subpoena ducet tecum issued of note and interest and for services to M. A. Hulae. Admission 10 cents. Louis. Play will be repeated if desired. he is church property. therefrom. since the giving of the last note. Pro »« * Mrs. B. H. Fry and daughter are Section 2. Any person or officer hav­ perty at Maple Rapids and in Derroit Lansing is a great place, strictly up-to guests of her sister in Grand Rapids for ing the custody of any records and files two weeks. of aoy county or city in this State, who valued at $40,0CD was attached, and the date, even in the matter of petty larcenjl shall violate any of the provisions of this suit is now pending. Charles Flowers t Last week a man with a wheelbareow Mrs. Chas. Beeley went to Saginaw act, shall be deemed guilty of a misde­ of Detroit, is now acting as Mrs. Tuller’s took a large palm from the porch of Mrs. A HEAVENLY VISITOR AT ALLEGAN. Tuesday to visit a niece, Mrs. A. D. meanor. attorney. Hyatt ’s residence, in broad day light, Section 3. All acts or parts of acts Linton, a week, inconsistent with the provisions of this while the family were at a neighbor's, Tried to Hanic Hlmnelf. Chas. Buck started for Tecumseh on act are hereby repealed. Henry Terhune, a resident of Muir for and sold it down town for $2. Mrs. This act is ordered to take immediate Hyatt saw him go by the house where his wheel Tuesday and will visit his effect. 40 years, and a member of the 10th parents a week. Approved June 1,1899, Michigan infantry during the rebellion, she was visiting with the palm in the tried to hang himself a few days ago wheelbarrow, but never suspected it was Mrs. E. E. White arrived in St. Johns hers. Monday night and will spend a few days BUSINLSS LOCALS. He is well off, and thought to be *+* deranged. visiting friends. President Shank of the Lansing, Ann Notice is hereby given that the meet­ Arbor &, Dexter electric railway says B. R. Moore, of South Haven, spent ing of the board of special assessors and Charged With Stealing Time. the company has not begun operations the first of the week at Merle Beach the village council to review assessment Mrs.
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