The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-05-25


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Services at the Disciple Church next Sunday
as follows:
Sermon, 1O11 A. M. Subject: GA Death Bed
Scene." ia P. NJ, Subject: Miracles"
IRVING A. SEARLEs, Pastor.
The Benton Hi rbor Grange has started a
library.
Musical social at Prof. Cooks music rooms
this (Friday) evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bennett made brief
visit to kalamazoo this week.
Albert Jackson, Esq, has gone to Detroit,
where he expects to remain several weeks.
The Red Ribbon Club have rented rooms
in the Landphere block for reading room.
The jury and witness fees OF the April term
or the Van Buren, county circuit amounted to
$890.90.
The members Of the First Baptist church
held their social ct the residence Of Mr.. Grover
on Tuesday evening.
The Paw Paw Cadets will give another one
of their entertainments at the Opera House.
May 31st and June LIST.
Mr.. Orville Putney, OF Hartford, and Miss
Maria Roosevelt. OF Keller, were married May
10th, by Rev. J. G. Portman.
Mrs. Geo. M. HARRISON, accompanied by her
two littlo girls, left yesterday for two weeks
visit with relatives in Chicago.
Last Wednesday evening the young people
of the Presbyterian church held an ice cream
social at the residence Of Geo. W. Rooms
At the annual meeting OF the State Homeo-
pathic Medical Society at Grand Rapids. last
week, DR.. Odell, of this place, was admitted to
membership.
Rev. J. K. Stark being absent, no services
were held in the Methodist church last Sunday.
There were no services at the Presbyterian
church IN the evening.
Mr.. T. A. Earle former resident Of this
place but now eng aged in the jewerly business
at Bronson, made glad the hearts OF his friends
here by visit this week.
The ladies OF st. Marks church gave one OF
their pleasant literary entertainments at the
residence Of C. G.. Nash, on Monday evening.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. w. r. Hillman and Mrs. Ingersoll. OF
Cleveland, q sister and niece OF Mrs. Elvira
Hendrick. are making that lady pleasant
visit at her residence in this village.
The White Ribbon Club will meet at the Pres
byterian church this (Friday) afternoon at
three O'Clock. All ladies, whether members Of
the club or not, are especially invited to b.
present.
Married-At the residence OF the brdei
father, James Monroe, Esq, in South Haven
May 10th, by Rev. j. Anderson, Mr.. Frank N
Giddngs, of Kalamazoo, and Miss Mary p
Monroe.
Keep close watch on your chicken roosts-
the soldiers have reunion next month, and
they don't indulge in the luxury Of chicken
eating, 1t will be departure from the usus
practice OF soldiers.
Rev. s. A. Northrup preached In the FRS
Baptist church last Sunday, aud those VIII
attended were we'll pleased with him. The
society have not yet decided to retain him q
pastor OF the church.
Hon. George Hannahs, OF south Haven, i
fitting up the handsomest orchard on the lax
shore. In addition to other attractions. it wi
contain two artificial ponds, which he intend
stocking with brook trout.
In another column Will be found the adver
tisemept of j. b. Smith, who has re-opene
his market in the rear Of the Tall Brick, afte
an absence OF four months. Mr.. smith ha
had considerable experience IN the business
He will endeavor to merit fair show OF publ
patronage by fair dealing and strict attentio
to business.
"H,t It," Didn't" "Did too" "Didn
neitber." odd" Didn't" 81 won't pla
any more" "Dont want you to-" "Hateft
thing" g Don't you want to borrow our morr
ing paper Mother says you don't come an
get it but six days in week before We hav
seen It." Thus the familiar trifies OF the crt
quet ground begin to be heard again as the
float along the street.
Last Monday Rev. 1. A. 5earies and famil
commenced housekeeping, and the member
OF his church and other friends conceived th
idea Of favoring them with surprise on thu
evening. For this purpose they met in solem
convention at the church and marched IN pro
cession to the residence, each bearing som
uscful present. Mr.. and Mrs. searles sui
mitted TO the besiegng, acknowledging tina
they we're successfully surpri' ed. They boz
IT bravely, however, and willingly entered int
the evenings sport. Besides the various art