The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-02-26
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" Law and Order League" has been or
gained at this place. 1t is made up of men
who seem earnest in their efforts TO have the
laws obeyed, and it il hoped that something
may be accomplished by them.
Committees from different parts of the
county met at this place, TO confer about the
Sunday school convention which is to take
place N Hartford, March 9TH and 9th. 1t is
expected that foreign S. 5. workers will be
present as we'll as the leading workers of our
own county.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, presiding elder of this
district, addressed full congregation at the
M. T.. church both morning and evening Of
last Sabbath. Elder Matthews expects to
hold meetings during the week. There have
been no evening services during the past two
weeks, owing to the stormy weather.
Mr.. Jake Oppenheim and wife came to
this, their home in the future, on Wednesday
evening. They are to be the guests of MIR.
and Mrs. Levi Warren until their settlement
at their residence on North Maple street.
The many friends of Mr. Oppenheim extend
cordial welcome 10 his bride, hoping that
she may find pleasant home among them.
The Home Students" with few friends.
met with Mrs. Woodmansee on Tuesday even
ing, Feb. 18th. The programme consisted
of music, essays, historical presentations,
Rotations, etc., after which cake and coffee
were served. Those who attended report
themselves as highly entertained, and ex-
press wish that such entertainments may
be OF frequent occurrence.
Mrs. Hubbard, who has been i'll with lung
fever, and confined to the house during the
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Ferris, who has for 50 long been suffering
from neuralgia is still sufferer, with but lit
tie improvement. Mr.. james Crandall and
Alba Huntley are gaining slowly, and Mrs.
Pritchard is so much improved as TO give her
friends encouragement OF her possible recov-
cry.
On account of the severity of the weather
and bed roads, the teachers association TO be
held at this place was postponed to April
18th and 18th. Teachers all over the county
were notified of the postponement, but, for
some reason, Mr.. Hammond OF Keller, failed
to receive the notice and the consequence
was he closed his school and came down pre-
pared TO attend the meeting. Miss Nellie
Buck and Miss Alma Mason Of the same
place, also came and improved their time by
spending the afternoon OF Friday visiting
/ liio ilai I4Oiu SOIoOi' lbeJ were TIC SueSts
OF Miss Ada Simpson until Saturday evening
One OF the pleasantest gatherings OF the
season was at the residence Of Mr.. Whitcomb
about five miles northwest from town, on
Friday evening, Feb. Goth, it being the oath
anniversary of their son Albro's birthday
1t was planned as surprise for Albro, and as
he lives in town, the young people could
think OF no better way to surprise hin. than
TO invite him TO Join in a sleigh ride with
them on that evening, which he did, and to
his establishment was taken TO his father'f
house where a bountiful supper was served
to the company of about 80. who, after
spending very pleasant evening, returned
to their homes very early in the morning
Albro was the recipient of some very fine
presents as tokens of the goodwill and es.
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