The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-07-11
Local Department.


noon.
Mrs. AL. Stevenson is suffering from
an attack of malaria.
Mrs. Ira Flanders is visiting friends
in the city of Chicago.
VIM. Sidney is recovering from a
siege of malarial fever.
Ira wore those overalls because his
new store pants raveled.
Capt. Smith and wife started for Nj
antic, Conn, this morning.
Chas. Smolk of Jackson, has been
visiting his parents for few days.
Raspberries, both red and black, have
superseded the luscious strawberry
Mrs. Riley Bangs was taken seriously
i'll on Monday last with bilious attack
Mr.. Mmaqgh, father-in-law of Fred
Snow, spent the Fourth with his daugh-
ter
DR.. G.. $. Maynard and his daughter
Hattie celebrated in the city of the
straits.
Dan Hubert had the prize baby-a
mighty nice one; but then, all babies
are nice.
One of Beau Hackley's little girls is
the victim of an obstinate attack of
epistaxis.
Percy Lindsey and family of Fort
Wayne, Ind, made flying visit here
last week
George Kesser will be chief engineer
at the republican pole-raising this
afternoon.
just ask Cy. Sherrod how woman
throws "A stone. He knows all about
that matter.
If you want to be in style, you will
have to don "a Harrison hat They are
all the go now.
Hon Austin Blair, Michigan's great
war governor, at the ratification meet
ing this evening.
Miss Hattie Maynard is at Kalama-
zoo visiting friends and looking after
business matters.
Next time Dansby intends to have a
year beforehand.
John Bryar and friend, Mr.. De Vine,
both of Kansas City, Mo, are spending
Il weeks vacation here.
Kinks wife undertook TO gobble Dick
Bradley's satchel, but was not quite
sharp enough to succeed.
Bert Bryar of Kalamazoo, and John
Parker of Dowagiac, were among last
Sundays visitors in town.
The semi-annual report of the super
| intendents of the poor will be found on
the Sth page of this paper.
The installation of the officers of Paw
Paw lodge, |. o. o. F., was postponed
until next Friday evening.
Mr. Smith, of the firm of Stanton &
Smith of Lawton, is seriously ill with
pneumonia and nervous prostration.
Mrs. VIII Gustin started for Oakland
Cal, last week with her brother
Eugene Cherry, who is now located
there.
New potatoes of fine quality are
rapidly driving the old, watery, worth
less tubers of last year out of the
market.
Misses Matte and Gertie Pallistel
have gone to Ohio on n visit to theil
grandparents. They intend to remain
during the summer.
Abram Lewis of Goldthwaite, Texas
formerly of this village, has been in
town for a few days past, visiting old
friends and acquaintances.
The Whitney circus gave fully o.
good satisfaction as some more preten
tious concerns. All who attended were
well pleased with the performance.
The following letters remained un
claimed in the Paw Paw postoffice foi
the week ending July 9th: Miss Susi,
Beddoe, j. j. Deright, w. ID. Ludlow
Flushed faces, ruby noses, thicl
tongues and weak knees all attest tn,
fact that Paw Paw-thanks to SO, 00t
bonds-again has rumshop in full
blast.
Juan McKeyes was over from Lawtor
last Monday, making survey and es
tablishing the grade of the gutter tha'
is to be put down on the north side o.
Kalamazoo street.
Hon. G. j. Monroe of South Haven
was in town last Monday, looking aftel
matters connected with the estate o.
the late S. w. Duncombe, of which h,
is the administrator.
1t looks as though the Deering bindel
must be dandy. Yves. Young says h,
has sold, up to date, four times as man,
of them as have been sold here of al
other makes combined.
On account of the absence of so man,
members last Wednesday evening, tn
installation of the officers of Fidelit,
lodge, ID. of r., was postponed unit
] the next meeting, July 18th.