The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-20
Local Department.
Nora Munger is home for short

Charley Matthews and vile are visit
ing relatives in Crete, NeD.
Miss Lena Snow is expected home
from Lakeside in about week.
Quite a number of our tremen took
in the picnic at South Haven Thursday.
Mrs. +. Fraser, of Detroit, has been
"A guest of Mrs. &. l.. Eaton for several
days.
Eli. Rogers and Lynn Free went to
South Bend, Ind, on an excursion last
week.
The Disciple Sunday school will pic
nic at Lake Park on Wednesday of next
week.
Wise ~ Tuckey are running their mill
night and day 10 keep up with their
orders
Mrs II. G.. Nash united with and was
baptized in the NJ +. church last Sun
day morning.
David Dillon jr., returned Saturday
from IA weeks trip To South Bend and
other points.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Hanson buried Il
tive-days'-old girl baby on Wednesday
of last week
The Paw Paw contingent to the Bos-
ton encampment returned home Mon
day morning.
Dowagiac has sold its steam fire en-
gine TO the city council OF Keyser, w.
Va, for $4,000
We are indebted to Miss Myrtle
Noyes for fine bunch of passion
flowers. Thanks.
Charles Duncombe and wife, of Keeler
were guests, Monday night, of Judge
and Mrs. Heckert.
Mrs. Alice M. Colburn spent part
of last week with the family of her son
Justin, in Almena.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Martin returned
last Wednesday evening from their
Yellowstone Park trip.
Republican caucus at town hail on
Friday of this week at 2 p. m. See call
elsewhere in this paper.
Bangs Warner will be here again in
day or two with another lot of those
fine young Idaho horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Morgan spent
three or four days with friends in Allie
gan, returning last evening.
The favors of our correspondents
from Keeler and Glendale, last week,
came too late for publication.
OThe home of County Treasurer Butler
is made glad by the advent of baby
girl, born yesterday morning.
At Averys dry goods house they are
receiving their first installment of fall
and winter novelties. See adv.
w. r. Shrine went to Marcellus
Monday to make arrangements for sell.
ing western horses ut that place.
Mrs. Nellie Raleigh returned few
days since from four-weeks' visit with
friends in Marshall and Battle Greek.
Dave Horton is in Chicago procuring
Photographic outfit and will soon
open gallery over Ed. Nash's grocery
store.
Mrs. o. F. Parker enjoyed visit
from her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Steb-
bins, and children, of Dowagiac, last
week.
Miss Nellie Burlingame. of Kalama-
zoo, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. +.
Chandler, after short stay in South
Haven.
Chas. Fiero, one of the pioneers of
Wayne township, Cass county, highly
respected citizen, died on Tuesday of
last week.
The b. 5. p c. is cordially invited to
convene at the residence of Mrs A. G..
Martin at 230 p. IN. on Wednesday,
August %.
Ladies will find it TO their interest to
buy the Hough Il Ford's and Cutler,
Lyons & Fields shoes for perfect Tit and
durability.
Will George, young man working
for w. III. Dansby, was quite severely
bruised in runaway accident last
Wednesday,
1t is quite probable that the Snow
Bros will remove their works to Mar
cellus, probably not however, until
next spring.
There will be a regular session of the
grange Friday evening, August 22d,
when the programme will be given by
the gentlemen.
Rev. Hathaway and family returned
last Friday from Crystal Springs, feel
ing much refreshed and rested by the
change of work.
j. ID. Monroe has been appointed a
member of the Executive Committee
of the S. Il 5. Association of South
western Michigan.
Mr.. A. G.. Glidden exhibits q sample
of meadow fescue, grown in the Yellow
stone Park, which measures upwards
of six feet in length.
Harry Showerman is in Chicago this
week purchasing his fall stock of cloth
ing, hats, caps, boots and shoes, gents
furnishing goods, etc.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Paw Paw Creamery association will be
held at the Savings Bank on Friday
evening of this week.
Mark Litchard purchased small
house of L. b. Whitbeck in the eastern
part of the village, and is repairing and
painting it in good shape.
Master Marquis Eaton returned last
week from months visit to Bois Blanc
island, where he was guest of the
family of Hon j. A. Randall.
w. j. Sellick IL Son have a word of
seasonable advice to parents who in
tend sending their children TO school