The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-11-26
Local Department.
Thanksgiving Day tomorrow.
Mrs. +. +. Parks is quite sick.

Thanksgiving Day tomorrow.
Mrs. +. +. Parks is quite sick.
No school tomorrow or next day.
Teachers examination at Bangor Fri
day.
Alb Free has moved his family back
to town.
Zoe Wilson is teaching school near
Decatur.
Dennis Cooper visited at Prospect
Lake 4ast week.
Il. F. Hughes, of South Haven, made
Us call Monday.
Dick Setchfield left for California
Tuesday morning
Hon. Milan Virgins, of Blooming
dale, was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hathaway will spend
Thanksgiving in Dowagiac.
Miss Lena Smith, of Alamo, is guest
of the family of G. p. Rawson.
Mrs c. Z. Rawson visited friends in
Alamo part of the past week.
Joel Monroe expects to get settled in
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey and daughter,
of Bangor, spent Sunday in town.
w. w. Fewkes, of London, England,
is IA guest of Joe Davey and family.
Mrs Hattie Smith, from the Plopper
district, visited in town last Friday.
Charley Chappell has moved into the
house recently vacated by DR.. Bartram.
Miss Nellie Burlingame, of Kalama-
zoo, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. +.
Chandler.
The dog poisoner is again loose, sew
eral CANNES having lately felt his
cowardly power.
NJ Snow * Sons have recently put
one of their hot.air furnaces into Jesse
Browns residence
A. d. Stuyvesant, of Marcellus, was
in this place couple of days last week
in attendance on court.
Ira f. johnson has moved TO st.
Joseph, where he will engage in the
wagon-making business.
Belle Gremps will entertain few of
her young friends with Thanksgiving
dance tomorrow evening
J. H. Sheperd, of Penn Yan, N Y,
Mrs. Dunning, for few days.
John Burns has leased the Babcock
barn, down on the point" and has re-
moved his livery stock there.
Mrs. ID. Sill and Mrs. Warren Haven,
of Bloomingdale, visited friends in this
place last Saturday and Sunday.
H. w. McCabe went to South Bend,
Ind, Monday evening, where he is to
conduct an extensive annual sale.
Married on the 18th, inst, by Rev. III.
b. Taft, Mr.. VIM. Haynes and Miss
Minnie Merriman, both of Bangor.
"Bill" Bryant massacred a registered
hog for Walter Wilson the other day
that weighed, dressed, $50 pounds.
Our new band now has some 12 mem
bers, and considerably practices in the
Burroughs building near the depot.
Married on the 21st, inst, by Rev. IL.
b. Taft, Mr.. Benjamin +. Devor, and
Miss Dora b. Evans, both of Geneva.
A quarterly meeting of advanced
thinkers of southwestern Michigan"
will be held at Hartford, Dec. 9 and z.
DR.. and Mrs. Hamilton and Harry
Showerman and Miss McRoberts visited
Miss Nellie Bush at Gobleville last week.
The trial of the case of Stuyvesant VS.
Wilcox, resulted in verdict of $1,000
in favor of plaintiff carrying with it all
costs.
Jacob Carr has bought and will soon
occupy the house formerly occupied by
Jack" Morton in the north part of
town.
Sbafer, the photographer, makes a
magnificent present to every customer
ordering dozen cabinet photos. See
his adv
Freese q Rhode continue to gain
friends and patronage, and the outlook
for them, from business standpoint,
is brilliant.
Quite a difference in the weather
from that of year agol Most people
like the change, but clothing merchants
pray for snow.
Lester w. Jennings, former Paw
Paw boy, was married, Thursday, Nov.
Goth, to Miss Matte Dickinson, of Prince
Edwards Island.
Joe Stevens unexpectedly arrived in
! Paw Paw one day last week for the first
time i'm seven years. He returned to
his home in the west Monday, being
unable to remain until his brothers
wedding last evening