The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-11-27

A. III. kOthermel and wife, OF kal-
amazoo, spent day with friends in
Paw Paw this week.
Letters remain i'm the Paw Paw post
Office addressed 10 the following: George
Black, Mr.. Charles A. Harrison.
New Orleans Uncle Toms Cabin and
Specially Company at LongwelPs Opera
House Wednesday night Dec. 4th.
Jos. Kilburn started last Monday for
Worcester, Mass, where he intends
spending several months with relatives.
The first newspaper folding machine
set up in this corner of Michigan has
just been put in position in the NORTH
ERNER office.
Don't fail TO see Miss Lizzie Mosher
in her dancing speciality with the New
Orleans Company, at Longwell's Opera
House Dec. 4th.
NJ o. Rowland, of The Decatur Re
publican attended the Union Temper
ance meeting at the Baptist church last
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Riley Bangs returned Monday
evening from Oakland county whittier
she went last week to attend the funer-
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Mr.. and Mrs Norman Rice will again
spend the winter with their daughter
Mary, in her Missouri home, and left
on Tuesday for Mine LaMotte.
Longwell Brothers have something
interesting to sag to you in our adver-
tising columns, and many things very
interesting TO ShOU you at their elegant
store.
Mrs. Herdman and Miss Shultz,
daughters of AlOnZO ShultZ. returned to
their home in Parkdale, Ontario, last
Friday after visit with relatives in
this village
Our neighboring city, Dowagiac, is
soon to be equipped with electric lights,
having just awarded the contract for
the same to the Westinghouse Electric
company, of Pittsburg, Pa.
wink" Craver and Ed. Chase, of
Waverly, returned last Friday from n
hunting excursion near Manistique, in
the upper peninsula. The carcasses of
nine deer was the net result.
The regular Annual Convocation of
Paw Paw Chapter No. 81, X. A. NJ. for
the election of officers and other inn
portant business takes place on the
second day of Dec. at O'clock p. IN.
The Teachers Association of Van Bu-
rem county will hold session at Hart
ford on Saturday, Nov. Both. In conse-
quence of this meeting Mr.. Cornish will
not be at his Office in Paw Paw on that
day.
Wishing to give his entire time TO
the Cleveland Bay company, G.. +. Gill
man has concluded to 90 out of busi-
ness, and therefore offers his entire
stock at cost. See his ad. in another
column.
The man Oakes, convicted of black
mailing, was sentenced, on Friday, by
Judge Buck, TO be confined in the
States Prison at Jackson at hard labor
for the period of two years and nine
months.
A camp of Sons of Veterans, with
about twenty members. was organized
at Decatur last Saturday evening We
wish the boys abundant success. and
trust that harmony and good feeling
will prevail
Mrs. Sabra Luce, sister of David
Woodman, who has been visiting in
this vicinity for some months, returned
TO her home in Oden, Mich, Tuesday,
accompanied by her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. JOS Luce.
Miss Minnie Dunning left Tor her
former home, BrockpOrt, y. Y, last
Friday for IA much needed rest. She
will resume her duties in the musical
department of our school at the com
mencement of the winter term.
Sheriff McFarlin took Bobby Oaks
to Jackson last Friday, where he will
serve the state for a period of two
years and nine months. His cocoon
spirator, Web got off with $50 fine,
which was paid by Decatur friend.
The "Martindale Quartet" com.
pany of exceedingly fine vocalists, are
to give "A concert i'm the near future, for
the benefit of the Christian church
We are assured in advance that our
citizens may rely upon splendid treat
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Paw Paw Masonic Association will be
held at the Masonic Hall on Saturday
evening Nov. Both 1889 ut Z p. IN. sharp
All stock should be represented either
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sec'y.
Misses Mary Bryar and Jennie Whit
mer will take advantage of the Thanks
giving vacation and spend few days
i'm Grand Rapids. They leave for that
city tomorrow. Cora Ruggles will, 1T
the same time, visit her parents in
Hartford.
The regular monthly temperance
meeting, under the auspices of the W
G. L. L. will he held at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening. An elab-
crate and interesting programme Is
prepared, ,oand a cordial invitation is
extended TO all.
In the case of Stevens, of Kalamazoo,
against Wilson, of Waverly, tried in
the Circuit Court last week, the jury
gave verdict of SlS9.66 in favor of the
defendent. Wilson leased some sheep
of Stevens which, il is alleged, soon
developed foot-rot.
McFarlin is the happy owner OF a
hound pup which (Mc claims) combines
more points of excellence than any
other pup on earth. JEFF. Chaffee is to
develop those points necessary to a
turkey dog" If that dog follows jeff
on one of his all-day jaunts he is a
dandy.
Co,do oro ont announcino the mar.