The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-12-10
Local Department.

Mrs. DR.. Andrews returned last week
from her visit in Milwaukee.
/ Miss Rose Mckinney, of Lawton, was
among our visitors yesterday.
Guy Duflie and Bert Goodale, of Ka-
lamazoo, were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Rhoda Hopkins is clerking for
Freese Il Rohde, "The Leaders"
Bishop Gillespie, of Grand Rapids,
preached at st. Marks last Sunday.
Our merchants are making very
tempting displays of holiday goods.
Frank McEntee. of Kalamazoo, spent
Sunday with his father east of town.
l.. f. Towers is travelling in the inter
ests of prominent Detroit physician.
r. w. Broughton has returned from
his stock-buying expedition to Chicago.
Judge Mills, of Kalamazoo, was in
Paw Paw last week on professional busi-
ness.
The Shakespeare class postponed its
meeting Monday evening until next
week.
Rev. Gay Waters will speak at the
Disciple church next Sund.y evening at
p. m.
Frank Eaton is home for few days,
after an absence of five months at Che
boygan.
Misses Daisey Longwell and Sadie
Whitman, visited friends in Kalamazoo
last week.
G. w. Adams has sold his interest in
the meet market of Wilson IL Adams to
John Ray.
Mrs. Dr. Ocobock, who has been
suffering from an attack of neuralgia, is
convalescing
Chas. Moore, who recently fell,
injuring his face and ears badly, is
around again.
Comrades Barker, Nesbitt and May.
hard, of Lawton, visited Brodhead post
Monday night.
Special Communication of Paw Paw
Lodge No. 25. +. IL A. NJ, Tuesday
night, Dec. 10th.
Hugh Harrison, who is engaged by
the Sperry Electric Co., is now station
ed at Dayton Ohio.
o. G. Hill a much respected citizen
of West Oshtemo, died on the 27th ult.,
after an illness of ten days.
Some of our young people will trip
the light fantastic at the X. Z. ball, at
Decatur, tomorrow evening.
Judge Heckert was at Hartford yes
terday where he was engaged as counsel
in law suit. He won, of course.
Broughton notifies the public that
Santa Claus will hold high carnival
until the cath at the Busy Big Store.
The Ladies' Aid society of Covey Hill
will hold fishing social Friday even
ing, Dec. II at the home of Rolie Bush.
Mrs John Gillespie stepped on a rusty
nail few days ago. Serious con-
sequences were averted by prompt and
careful attention.
The Y. w. G. T. u. will meet at Mrs.
Mabel Briggs, Thursday, Dec. IL, at
$3.50 p. m. All wishing TO join are
cordially invited to come.
A. II. Campbell, Treasurer of Ant
werp township, can be found at the
County Treasurers office, in this place,
each Saturday this month.
Judge Buck takes two weeks in which
to decide the chancery case of Stuyve-
SAINT VS.. Wilcox, on trial during Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
The Insurance Adjuster was in town
Monday and decided to pay the full
amount of insurance held by Rev. Lin
derman on the barn recently burned.
Advertised letters, Mrs. H. A. Beals,
Mrs. Sarah A. Gould, Mrs. G. e.. Ham
ill., II uou,aa NJ, A1,,;co -.
Mrs. frankie Smith, Mr.. Frank Steav-
ems.
G.. V. Hadsell, living on the Butler
farm, west of this villege, had the mis-
fortune, a few days since. to lose
fine two-years'-old Night Hawk colt.
EpiZootic.
A man needing anything to give a
friend as Christmas gift can make no
mistake in calling at Broughton's Big
Store. This statement applies to
women too.
Conner & Osborne are buying wheat
for the Dowagiac mills. This makes
two buyers in the market here, and
should redeem the lost prestige of Paw
Paw in this industry.
We are informed that in order TO re-
duce their stock of clothing w. j. Sell
lick Il Son will sell their entire line at
net cost. Ask them about it. See adj
vertisement for details.
A fine oil portrait of Hon. A. j. Mills
was hung in the circuit court room in
KALAMAZOO Monday. Why not have
one of the popular ex-judge for the
court room in this county.
Innuuo1l Dr.. o,o l.o,t l,,,.,- 81.
mammoth invoice of stock for the holi-
day trade. The boys are hustlers and
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