The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-11-20

Haven, were guests OF Mrs. Heckeft
last Wednesday and Thursday.
If you haven't time to read Brough-
toms new lad" this week, step into his
store and he will tell you all about il.
1t is hoped that the business men of
this village will close their stores dur
ing the services on Thanksgiving day.
The w. G.. +. u. will meet at Mrs.
Odell's, on Friday the 22d inst, at 2:3O
p. IN. Special business; come everyone.
Miss Josie Chapman entertained a
company of her friends last evening.
The occasion was her fifteenth birth
day.
Lincoln H. Titus, the hustling young
attorney of Hartford, was present at
the session of the circuit court last
week.
Hon. j. G.. Parkhurst of Decatur, and
Hon. Milan Virgins and wife, of Bloom
ingdale, took dinner at the Dyckman
last Friday.
Fred Ocobock has temporarily relin-
quished the cleaver, and is giving his
undivided attention To Il felon on his
right hand
A pedro party was given last We'd
nesday evening, at his fathers house,
by Guy Harrison. A large number OF
young people attended.
G.. X. Avery enumerates some attract
i've bargains in his new advertisement.
Observe what he has to say under the
head of "A Proposition"
Latest reports to the State Board of
Health show that there is diptheria at
33 places, scarlet fever at 81, typhoid
fever at 40 and measles at T.
DR. O. b. Hayden, of Chicago, is i'm
town this week The Doctor reports
himself as being we'll pleased with the
outlook for business in his new home.
A man named Haskins, working i'm
the woods near White Oak, had three
or four ribs broken Saturday by the
Kicking of a tree which he had felled.
Mrs Riley Bangs was called to New
Hudson, Oakland county, last Saturday,
10y "A telegram announcing the death OF
her mother, which occurred on the 10Th
inst.
The following letters remain uncalled
for i'm the Paw Paw postofiice: Miss
Mary Caldwell, Mrs. l.. +. Cole, Mrs
Ella Fraley Jackson, Mrs. James
Wildey.
Attorney V. III. Lockwood, of Kala.
maZoo, was in town one day last week
on business i'm connection with the pro
batting of the estate Of his father re-
Gently deceased.
Probably the busiest place i'm town is
the evaporator works of G.. +. d l.. f.
Trescott About 40 persons are EN-
ployed there and the work continues,
without intermission, night and day.
1t is estimated that four billions OF
cigars are smoked in this country an
nually. Judging from the number
consumed by the boys in Paw Paw, il
occurs to us that this is a low estimate
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ T.
church of Almena will hold a fair al
Hills hall Friday evening, Nov. 29th
A New England supper will be served
A cordial invitation extended to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Clapp and chill
dren, of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Francisco, of Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Hale, of Oshtemo, and Mrs. ;. ID
MowIy, of Three Rivers, have been
making Il visit to John Il. and Mrs
Clapp.
In the case of the people against John
Mitchell, charged with larceny from
w. NanAntwerp, of the Dyckmar
House, the jury, without leaving then
place i'm the court room, rendered Z
verdict of mot guilty" j f. Chandler
very ably conducted the defense.
Thomas Hurley has fitted up gym
naSium i'm the upper story of the May
nard building. A large number of tn,
young men of the village have ioineC
the class, and if it is properly conducted
substantial benefit will accrue to thos,
who take part i'm these athletic exercises
The testimonial of the Paw Paw
| Fruit Evaporating works in favor of th'
Snow hot-air furnace is a clincher aS Il
its merits 1t must be remembered
that in the evaporating business IA fur
mace is subjected to an intense hea
every hour of the twenty-four and ever.
day in the week.
A number of the ladies of the FREE
Baptist society gave grandma Land
! phere a very pleasant surprise last Wed
nesday by coming in upon her unaware
and, after time spent in social inter
course, spreading her table with tn
good things they had brought and tax
! ing dinner with her.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Firs
Baptist church will hold a social in tn
church parlors, this evening, Nov 20th
A fine musical and literary programme
has been prepared, which will be rem
dered by grown up boys and girls
Come and hear them speak the piece
and sing the songs of twenty years ago
Union Thanksgiving service viii b.
held at the Free Baptist church, ol
Thursday 2Stb, at 1890 a. m. Rev III
A. Pallister will deliver the discourse
At the close of the service contribu
ton will be taken up the proceeds o
which will be devoted To the deservin;
poor of this village Praise service, con
Quoted by Mrs. Barton in the evening
On next Sunday evening Unioi
Temperance service will be held at tn
First Baptist church. The object o
this service is to aid in the effort beinj
made to secure the benefit in thi
county, of the Local Option law.
collection will be taken, in accordance
with the resolution passed at the con
vention held at Hartford, to aid II
meeting the expenses of the campaign