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St. Joseph Herald
Saturday, May 12, 1888


              The little son of A. W. WELLS died suddenly in
            spasms on Thursday. Its age was about 1 year and
            8 months. MRS. WELLS was in Chicago at the time,
            and returned in response to a telegram. The
            funeral services occurred yesterday, from the
            house.
            
              MRS. JOHN KEPPLER, who has been a sufferer
            from consumption fore some time, died here on
            Thursday aged 53 years. She was a native of
            Germany. Her husband survives her. MRS. KEPPLER
            was a kindly lady, a good wife and neighbor.
            Her funeral will occur this afternoon at 2, 
            from the Congregational Church.
           
             Saturday morning last, B. F. WOOD, a brother
           of MRS. THOMAS MARS, who has lived with his
           sister's family for several years, went to the
           barn to care for a bull he had raised and pet-
           ted from a calf. The animal was confined in a
           large box stall, but seems not to have been
           chained at the time. MR. WOOD evidently had a
           struggle with the brute in the stall, as his
           hat and shoe were found there, but got out and
           fastened the door and there fell and was found
           not long after. He was not gored but was terri-
           bly crushed and bruised and unable to give any
           account of what had happened. He died Sunday
           afternoon. MR. WOOD was a native of New York,
           in his 75th year, and had lived in this village
           and vicinity most of the time for about 35 years.
            - Berrien Springs Era.
            
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