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The Clinton Republican. VOL. XLVII—NO. IK. ST. JOHNS. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 6, 1908 . WHOLE NO. 2487 VARIOUS TOPICS. DEATHS. \ WILL TRY BUSINESS N _______ MARK K. L. KINNEY GREAT BALL PLAYING 3 Hev. A. Bink hurst Will Soon Be STRUCK JUST J PEW OLD L The Detroit Tribune says that Frank Mark E. L. Kinney was born May 5th V. N ____________ C. Andrews, the Detroit simulator, 1881, iu the township of Watertown, N------------ at Work. will be i>aroled this week. Clinton Co., Mich., aud died July 24th, Second Article by R. DuBois V At Crystal Lake Friday 15*03, after weeks of patient suffering. Clinton County Fans Enjoy Lightning Was Busy Last Grand Ledge business men oppose the He was of an affectionate disjiositiou, ing the Real Thing The editor of The Republican re on Saratoga. application for pardon of John Butcher, Afternoon, Bathing never forgetting a kind word or act. ceived a letter from Rev. A. Binkhorst. Monday of Eagle, who killed Wm. Ltunpumn in He will be sadly missed by his near former jwtstor of the Congregational Grand Ledge ten years ago. relatives mother, sister, and uncle. church, saying he had been to New COT INTO DEEP WATER The funeral was held Sunday at 2 GREAT GAMES AT EUREKA York city for a few days, greatly enjoy FORTY MINERAL SPRINGS *** o fclock p. m. at the home. Rev. Aldrich, ing the trip. He mentioned that Mr. fe. LOSSES WERE NOT HEAVY The Ionia Standard reports a yield of of Wacousta, officiating. Burial at J. Arnold, who constructed the road to Commissioner Pike, of Ithacu. Res America'* Oldest and Most Celebrated 48 bushels of wheat to the acre on a Wacousta. Ami St. Johns—-People Turn Out by Lansing, is making plans for the New Farmers Mutual Carried Most of tract of 36 acres, on the farm of Emery cued Six. Hundreds to See the Contests. York Central railroad to equip the liue Resort. Townsend in Ionia township. \ MRS. CHLOE WEBSTER. from the suburbs into New York city the Kisks, * * with electricity to handle all their trains A terrible accident occurred at Crystal Chloe Richmond was born in Salem, The Shepherd Reds marched down ou in and out. This is a big undertaking Severe thunder storms Monday piled Saratoga, though renowned in days Rev. J. Fryer, of Ovid, filled the Con Lake, Montcalm county, Friday last, Allegan county, New York, February gregational pulpit in St. Johns last Eureka last Friday, determined to have and requires an electric station of 100,000 up a few claims against the Farmers of the Revolution is not so historic as when Laura Pike, aged 7, Ithaca, Mich 13, 1826. The entire family removed to horse power. Sunday very acceptably. He is a revenge for the shatout which was but Mutual. to be antiquated, nor so modern as to igan; Mabel DeBolt. aged 20, Breckeu- White Lake, Oakland county, Michi Mr. Bilikhorst stated that he had a be unsubstantial, lacking neither in powerful preacher, aud the congrega gan, in 1836, where Chloe was married recently administered to them by the David Rogers, of Lebanon, had a ridge, Michigan, and Myrtle DeBolt, “Farmers” on the Shepherd grounds. business offer of $100 per mouth with a good old age on the one hand, nor in up- tion had nothing but good words for aged 30, of Paines Junction, Michigan, to John W. Webster January 1, 1848. barn full of hay burned by lightning. him. They went into the game with a spirit commission on top of that, also two The building was insured for $.550, and to-dateness on the other. Her people, were drowned. Laura was the daugh Seven children were born to them, five other promising positions offered him. numbering about 20,000, are strong, *** of whom survive her. They removed of determination and vengeance and contents for $600. This will not cover ter of School Commissioner F. C. Pike, started out to “do things” on the jump. He is feeling much better and will ac the loss. prosperous, intelligent and conservative, A Portland berry grower wants to kill of Ithaca, and the two others were to Bath, Clinton county, Michigan, iu cept one of the places and begin work of the New England type. Her many off the birds, robins aud all, because 1868, where the death of her husband Osborne, their high salaried twirler, had Date Avery, of section 4, Bengal, had cousins of his wife. They were having been held iu reserve for the game aud soon. He is taking an excursion with railroads make an open gateway by they get his berries. For every dollar a family gathering at Mr. Pike’s cottage occurred oue year later She lived in a span of horses killed while standing worked like a fiend, holding Eureka his wife to Niagara Falls aud other under a tree. Insured for $150. Sec which great multitudes of travelers the birds destroy they save much more and nine of them went out in a row Bath until 1888 when she removed to points about Buffalo now. Says it is come and go each summer to drink from by feeding on insects and worms. Bet Haslet t, where she resided until her down to two scores for six innings, retary Giffels savs they were worth boat to go in bathing. When they when the Farmers came along with a their wedding trip. The only regret $300. her health-giving fountains without ter let them alone. readied about the desired depth, Mr. death which occurred July 80, 15J03, at rush, bunching four hits for two runs, expressed was the giving up the work The house of Abel Hill, of Wacousta, money or price. Saratoga is proud of *** Pike noticed that they were on the the age of 77 years, 5 months and 17 iu the uiinistrv. her beautiful elms, her shaded avenues, days, lieiug the last of a large family. cinching the game. The home team was struck, but extent of damage was- edge of tlie old steamboat channel played a pretty game in the field, mak not reported. her hospitable homes, but most of all her Vernon J. Willey has declined the which had been dredged to a consider Besides the five children, there are ing but oue error, which cost nothing. J. A. Sias, of Bethany, Gratiot coun forty crystal fountains. superiutendency of tlie new institution able depth, and jumped out to swing fourteen grandchildren, six great-grand The enterprise which has developed for the employment of the blind, and children, and a large number of nieces, “Big Chief” Gaboon gave an exhibition WM, FIZZELL SCALDED ty, bail his house badly damaged. All yhe boat away from the channel. The of professional first base playing. Kil and beautified these jiarks and foun will remain with the uni versify. It is momentum took him oft his feet aud nephews and friends to mourn their the above were insured in the Farmers tains, has given Saratoga the unique said that he gets a raise of 8400 per loss. by made a circus catch in right field, Mutual, aud the losses all occurred ou he went under. doubling Matthews at second by a great By Hot Water from a Tea Kettle Last Monday. reputation of offering more pleasure for year in salary where he is. The other occupants of the boat be less money than any other resort ou the throw To Couter, however, is due the Thursday. Levi Partlow had a lien house burned. came frightened and ail jumped into lion ’s share of credit for the victory. continent. Without vain boasting site the channel. A lady with a baby grabbed A pan of live coals was set in the house Senator C. H. LaFlamboy and others WILL MOVE TO SACINAW “Cout” was iu grand form and held his to burn sulphur, aud some way caused offers what she has to the stranger Mr. Pike, and he with difficulty got Thursday of last week Wm. Fizzell, within her gates, and, above all, a hearty, have formed a comininy to manufacture opponents helpless throughout. He had the fire. Insured in Farmers Mutual. free from her and got her out She terrifying speed aud an assortment of of Duplaiu, had his arm aud shoulder cordial welcome to all who come where automobiles in St. Louis. The chemical dropiied the baby, which floated away, E. 1’. Waldron Has Sold His Home Otto Buckley ’s hay barn, in Eagle, curves that Shepherd could never find. scalded by hot water from a teakettle iu was struck, but did not burn. natural aud artistic beauty reign su company there is now doing a fine busi but was picked up aud saved. Ey this In St. Johiis. Altogether he secured nine strike outs, the hands offViola Bond, his stejidaugh- Martin Kebler, of Eagle, had a cow preme. Many of our prominent men, of ness, arlso the Table comjiauy and other time the woman's husband reached ter who takes care of her mother. industries. The new sugar factory will getting two in eacli the eighth and struck and killed. all professions, both rich and jioor, have them with a boat aud took his wife to There was an altercation over Mrs. visited the springs nearly every summer. be ready for this year ’s crop. St. Louis Edwin P. Waldron, who is engaged ninth. Shepherd was contented with shore. four hits. The score was 4 to 2 and the Fizzeil’s going away. Men like the As tors, Vanderbilts, R. G. is taking a new lease of life aud forging Mr.