The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-10-15
Local Department.

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opera house tonight.
&C. Searls, of Grand Rapids, is spend
ing a few days in town.
Ceres" will entertain the Paw Paw
Grange Friday evening.
Ed. Snow is erecting horse barn on
the lots near his residence.
Misses Elsie, May and Bessie Tuttle
visited in Paw Paw last Saturday
Joe Sykes has his residence on the
west side of the river newly painted.
A. Hathaway is building an addition
to one of his barns on the Canada"
side.
DR.. Bartram is moving into the resi-
dence formerly occupied by John w.
Free.
Congressman Allen and Burrows will
speak in this village next Saturday af-
ternoon.
Misses Minnie Barton and Zoe Will
son were visiting friends in Kalamazoo
last week.
Broughton offers some seasonable sug-
gestiOns To the ladies in his manifesto
this week.
The entire corps of teachers from the
Lawton public school visited our school
last Thursday
Harry Showerman quotes some prices
on clothing, in his ad. this week, which
should be noted.
Regular communication of Paw Paw
Lodge No. %, +. IL A. M, Tuesday
evening, Oct. 2l.
Mrs. Nj. A. Coleman, of Detroit, is
guest at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. +. M. Snow.
There are thirteen cases for divorce
on the October calendar of the kala-
mazoo circuit court.
The supplement with this issue should
be carefully read by ever voter into
whose hands it falls.
Marion Rowland was temporarily en-
gagged as city news gatherer for the
Kalamazoo Gazette last week.
Freese Il Rohde are daily gaining in
popularity with our people and secur-
ing iirst-class lot of customers.
At the Wolverine drug house may be
found as fine "A line of wall paper as
was ever exhibited in this market.
Miss Zilpha Harrison lett for St. Clair
Monday. She will spend the coming
winter with relatives in that place.
Go to Longwell's opera house this
evening and enjoy the romantic mill
tary drama "Kesiah and the Scout"
Henry Shaefer will be prepared to
serve his customers at his new quarters
in the Jones building next Saturday.
We strike our flag to the Lawton
Leader on the potato war, and the sur
render is immediate and uncondi-
tional"
e. f. Chappell left last Friday for
Brockp, TT, N. T., to visit his mother
who b. attained the advanced age of
81 years.
The board of supervisors did an hon
or to themselves by honoring Thos. &.
Tyner, of Lawrence, with their chair
manship.
Mrs Geo. Clement, of Kansas, for
mer resident of Waverly township, is
visiting old-time friends in this place
and vicinity.
Advertised letters: Chas. +. Dickin-
SUI, NODlc Dllpu
Henry l.. Haines, VIM. Kent, Nathan
iel Kingsbury.
w. j. Sellick IL Son are carrying an
extensive line of shoes and rubber
goods, which prospective purchasers
should examine.
Prentice d Goodalc have finally got
settled down in their elegant quarters,
and their stores are daily thronged with
admiring crowds.
Mrs. John Tuckey has been quite i'll
for several days. We are glad to know
that she improving now, with pros
poets of complete recovery.
The Odd Fellows from Coolies visited
their Paw Paw brethren last Friday
evening. They were banqueted at the
Dyckman at the close of work
Charley Scott has visiting him from
Chicago a couple of friends, l.. &. New
ton and w. Walkers, who will hunt and
fish in this vicinity few days.
For ten cents the Kalamazoo Weekly
Telegraph will be sent To any address
until January 1st, 1891. Try it, and see
if you don't get your moneys worth.
Come TO Paw Paw next Saturday af-
ternoon and hear Congressman Allen
and Burrows on the important ques-
tions at issue in the present campaign.
o. A. Goss, of this place, and Miss
Emelie Stevenson, of Holland, were
married at the home of the bride on
Thursday of last week, Bishop Gillespie
officiating.
If those who subscribed for season
lecture tickets with Mrs Heckert and
Mrs. Miller will call at the probate Of