The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-07-09
Local Department.
A. c. Glidden went to Lansing, Mon

The W G. Il. u. will meet at Mrs. j
Hurd's Friday at 3 p. m.
Fenner Hayes is nursing a lame Jaw;
made SO by liberated teeth.
G.. V. Burdick, was out with the new
sprinkler one day last week.
Dutch" Frank visited his son at
Niles few days last week.
Mrs c. F. Young and children are in
Grand Rapids for IA few days.
Mr. and Mrs A. j. Harrett are oc-
copying X. &. NaSh's residence
Miss Jennie Whitmer is spending her
vacation with friends in Sturgis.
DR.. o. b. Hayden, of Chicago, was in
Paw Paw couple of hours on Monday.
Lake Cora was well patronized by
Paw Paw pleasure seekers last Friday.
Rev. H. H. Pershing, of Kittanning,
Penn, is visiting at Mrs. G.. NJ. Harri-
sons.
Mrs. Aida Keith, of jackson, is visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. Kimball in this
village.
Frank Davey with his wife and baby
returned to his home in Quincy last
Monday.
Editor Dean, of the South Haven
Messenger, was welcome caller at this
office Monday.
John l. Breck has recently been adj
mitted To membership in the firm of
Crane Il Breck.
Mrs b. F. Heckert will take her sum
mer recreation, beginning tomorrow,
in South Haven.
Mrs. Amanda Edgel Clancy is assist
ing Postmaster Mcclellan during Miss
Thomas absence.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
will serve ice cream in the court house
yard this evening
Farmers are experiencing some diff
Guilty in getting sufficient help for hay
ing and harvesting.
Dansby uses Criterion Spring water
in his soda fountain, thus insuring
health to his patrons.
G.. +. Breck and party sailed from
New York city on the steamship Elder
last Saturday morning.
Dan Spicer will act as Colonel in
command of Camp Sheridan during the
Reunion at Kalamazoo.
Mrs Averill has sold upwards of six
teen hundred quarts of fruit to ID.
Spicer & Co. this season.
VIM. Perrigo and wife left for Wilson,
n. Y, yesterday, where they expect to
visit until about Sept 1st
Marquis Eaton will spend the summer
vacation with friends in Detroit, having
left for that city on Monday.
j. l. Breck is again an uncle, girl
baby having been born to his sister,
Mrs. DR.. Bulson, of jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. +. Shered rejoice
over the advent of "A y pound boy, who
arrived last Sunday morning.
Miss Fannie Thomas started yester
day for n six weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Springfield Mass
Mrs. p. A. Glidden, of Detroit, is
visiting relatives in this place. She eX-
poets To remain about two weeks.
G.. II. Avery is building a cottage at
Lake Park, which he will occupy with
his family during the heated term.
Capt. Ed. Smith, accompanied by his
wife and Mrs. Kimble, left yesterday
for his annual vacation ~ the seashore.
Attention is directed to the new adv
of that old. reliable grocery house of +.
q. Butler & Co, elsewhere in this paper.
Fred Bassett's moth er, from Denver,
Col, reached here last Saturday and
expects To remain for some time with
him.
Joel ID. Monroe was called to Little
Prairie Ronde yesterday by the sickness
of his mother, who was "a years old on
Monday.
Try Hough & Ford's shoes for ladies;
Granite State shoes for boys, misses and
children. For sale only by w. j. Sci
lick Il Son.
The builders of the new bridge are
pushing the work with commendable
energy and it will soon be in position,
ready for use.
Col David Ward Wood, of Chicago,
has been engaged to deliver the prin-
cipal address at the Kalamazoo Re-
union, Aug. 1st
Mrs. A. L. Anderson, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Mamie Carrier, is
visiting friends i'm Berlamont A. L
looks quite lonely.
G.. F. Allen went to Chicago this
morning, accompanying his daughter,
Mrs. Pierce, who had been spending a
few days with him.
The Young Peoples society will have
charge of the services ut the Nj. +.
church next Sabbath evening A cor
dial invitation extended.
The largest and best crop of wheat
grown in Van Buren county in many
years will have been secured by the
last of the present week.
The predictions of the signal service
are that we may expect another spell of
hot weather that will surpass anything
yet experienced this season.
Winewood and Ashland Prince leave
| Mr. Halls stables next week to enter
training for the balance of the season.
Young Wilkes will remain at home.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ +. church will give a
Missionary Tea" at the parsonage
next Tuesday afternoon, July 18th.
Married, by Mrs. Anna Barton at her
home, on Wednesday, July ., Mr..
| Charles Hood of Berlamont and Miss