The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-21

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Mrs. j. +. Chandler's health does not
improve as rapidly as her friends would
wish to have il.
Miss Clare Chappell is expected
home this week from her extended
visit in the west.
Sheriff Dix. of Kalamazoo, was in
Paw Paw over Sunday, the guest of
Sheriff McFarlin.
Mrs. Frank Kelley leaves with her
children to-day for her new home in
Kansas City, Mo.
Conner Il Osborne call attention in n
new adv. this week to their agricultural
implement business.
Preparations are making for the erec-
ton of several new cottages at Pugs-
ley's lake this spring.
Would it not be well TO begin to
make arrangements for grand celebra-
ton in Paw Paw, July 4th?
Mr. and Mrs Harmon Ostrander have
gone to Burr Oak Mich, to spend the
summer with Mr. O's sister.
G. w Young sold buggy to Chicago
parties yesterday by telephone and it is
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Will the business men of Paw Paw
close their shops and stores from TO )
+. m. on Friday of next week?
Hon. j. j. Woodman sold 81 steers
last week whose aggregate weight was
twenty-one-thousand pounds.
Miss Phebe Crandell is expected home
this week from an extended visit with
Mrs. Theo. Harlan, at Decatur
r. G.. Nash has been appointed
Assistant Inspector of the Department
of Michigan, for Brodhead post.
The officers of the Van Buren, county
Battalion meet at Hartford to-day to
arrange for the annual reunion.
Mrs. Frank Pritchard and Mrs Frank
Drew visited the latters mother, Mrs.
Munson, at South Haven last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell NJ Rogers, Of
Kalamazoo, attended the funeral of
Mrs. Rs grandmother, Mrs. Delong.
The names of M. ii. Plopper and
Newell Hicks, of Lawrence, appeared
in Mondays list of Michigan pensions.
A. T. Anderson is now member of
the firm of l.. Perrigo a. Co, having
purchased Mr. Hardin's interest therein.
Some one confiscated a basket of
clothes-pin basket and all, belonging
To one of our good housewives recently.
Miss Jeanette Barrows has returned
from the East and will he in Paw Paw
this week to organize class in painting.
III. w. McCabe left, Monday night,
for Warren, Warren county, Pennsyl-
vania, in charge of an escaped lunatic.
Seth Allen has improved the council
room by placing number of plants
therein Seth has an eye for the beau
tiful
Charlie Stevens was in Paw Paw over
Sunday. He has just returned from IA
two omontbs' trip through the North
west.
As Mrs DR. Dunning is visiting her
friends i'm Mattawan, the Missionary
Circle will meet this week with Mrs. A.
G.. Martin
w. j. Sellick d Son have some special
bargains i'm hats this week. Visit their
store, look over the mammoth stock,
and get particulars.
G.. A. Sherrod returned last Saturday
from two-weeks' business trip to Bal
timore and other Maryland points. He
left for LaPorte, Ind, Monday.
Lew Roberts and Dave Horton have
formed an alliance and will conduct
their bdrberOuS business in the shop of
the latter, in the Searls building.
Please observe that all who desire to
join in the march to the cemetery on
Decoration day are expected to be at
the post rooms at 1890 p. m. sharp.
Mrs. VIM. Delong died last Satur-
day night, after an illness of but five
days. The funeral was held ut the late
residence in this village on Monday.
Letters remain in the Paw Paw post
Office addressed To the following Miss
Anna Buchner, Mrs. F. j. Davis, Miss
Lottie Hanon. p. MCKELLAR, p. NJ.
Mrs. "Vene" Towers, of Kalamazoo,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs +. Towers.
Mr. T., who is under-sheriff of Kalama-
ZOO county, is in Chicago on official
business.
The Township Board of Review will
meet next Monday, when you will be
given an opportunity To have your as
sessed valuation increased, if it is now
unsatisfactory low.
Judge Buck held short session of
the circuit court in Paw Paw last Fri
day. No business of special importance
was considered Adjournment was
taken to Tuesday, July lst.
X. w. Noyes came home last Satur-
day from Lansing. He left yesterday
for Northern Michigan, where he will
be engaged for time in official duties
connected with the State Land Depart
ment.
The Free Baptist Woman's Mission
Society will meet at Mrs. Geo. Myers
on Saturday afternoon of this week.
As the election of officers will occur at
this meeting, all are requested to be
present
Smoke, issuing from the windows of
the Murdock residence, corner Niles
and Elm streets yesterday morning, led
to an alarm of fire and the department
was soon on the grounds. Their serv-
ices were not needed, however, it being
soon ascertained that the smoke came
from a burning chimney and little or
no harm resulted
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