The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-08-28
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Joe Green has moved into his new
house.
Lew. Churchill has moved into Gene
Whelpley's house.
Miss Eva kim is back from Kalama.
700 for short visit
Our basket factory closed Saturday
last for an indefinite period.
Geo. Lyle is taking in the National
encampment at Milwaukee.
Mrs. Nell Away and children, of OF.
sego, are visiting friends here.
Will Smith and wife, of Lacota, visit
ed friends here over Sunday.
Will Whitford is the happy father of
a 94-lb. boy, born on the 10Th.
Mrs. ii. NJ Stedman is confined to
her bed with malarial difficulty.
Giles Gage had his arm broken last
Saturday by a kick from horse.
Ed Twitchell has sold his place To a
Mrs. Mercy Short, of Kalamazoo.
w r. Long, of Chicago, made his
friends of this place Il short visit last
week
j. c. Clark opened the market here
last week by shipping two carloads of
wheat.
Tave Cheney is i'm Hillsdale county
looking after the interests of the Kettle
Bale Co.
Mrs. John Bachelor and children
were guests of e. \. Bush and family
last week
Mrs Rowland Tanner, of Jackson. is
a guest of NJ. ]. Cheney and family for
few days.
Sam Lockard and son have just com
pleted fine job of plastering at the
school house.
Elder Allen exchanged pulpits with
Elder Tindall of Kendall, last Sunday
morning and evening.
{. ID. Myers and family have moved
in town, and will occupy the house
owned by Geo. Myers.
Mrs. Lucy Bush and Mrs. Arthur
Webster visited friends at Benton Har-
Dor and st. Joe. last week
Our school house is nearly completed,
and will be an ornament and great inn
prOvement to our town.
Percy Root is visiting neighboring
towns taking sign orders for the new
firm of Clark Il Springer.
John Feek, mine host of the Central,
Is SOiOurnng at Allegan for few
weeks, taking medical treatment.
Mrs. ID. f. Stedman and Mrs. Ed.
Horton are spending the week with
Truman Allen and family, of Glendale
A little 1O-months old child of Mack
Stout, whose life has been despared of
for several days, is slowly recovering.
Our market man, :. f. Parker, and
wife, received pleasant visit last week
from Mr.. and Mrs. ;. w. Parker, Of
Cooper Center.
Gene Whelplev and Geo. Canaan
have moved their families 10 Hastings,
where they have found employment i'm
the furniture factory.
Tommie and Mike Dorgan are home
from an extended visit To Muskegon. |
The former will teach the school at |
Fruitport the coming season.
On Saturday last, Gobleville 2d nine
vs.. picked team of the Bloomingdale |
LIST and 2d mines, at the latter's grounds |
Score, 8 To in favor of the Blooming |
daleites.
Fran. Myers, who was visiting here |
last week, started for his home ut |
Bonyne Falls suddenly Saturday last,
having been wired that his wife was
very sick
We understand Jack Lummis and
wife and Steve Bishop had "a three |
handed game of knock down one day |
last week. We haven't learned the |
particulars yet.
Several of our base ball cranks visit
ed Paw Paw last week to witness the |
game between the Kalamazoo Scrubs"
and the Paw Paw boys They say the
Scrubs were all named Dennis.
The new NJ. +. church at White |
school house is nearing completion and |
will be an ornament 10 that part of the |
country. Much credit is due Elder Al |
len for the push and energy with which |
he has taken hold of the work of build |
ing it,
Quite a noted reunion of the Skinner
family, of whom Mrs. Dora Valleau was |
q member, convened at Lake Park on |
Wednesday, the 2lst. Brothers were |
there from Wyoming Territory, Neb.,
Cadillac, Wexford and Hillsdale coun- |
ties. Their old Waverly neighbors
were invited and very fine visit was
enjoyed by all. The only drawback To
the occasion was the fact that Mr.. Irwin |
skinner, of Wyoming, had just buried |
ms wife before coming here.