The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-10-08
Local Department.

Sam wilson, OF South haven, was In
Paw Paw yesterday
Try the Wonder shirts, for sale only
by w. j. Sellick IL Son.
The Board of Supervisors vii. meet
on Monday of next week.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at Mrs. j.
Hurd's Friday, ut 3p. IN.
ii. A. Chaplin and Charley Chappell
have exchanged residences,
Cyrus A. Sherrod, of Baltimore, Md,
spent last week in this place.
j. +. Bullard had the misfortune TO
lose one of his horses last week.
Mrs. Almira Abbet has an unclaimed
letter in the Paw Paw postotfice.
Rev w. j. Hathaway offers his horse,
very fine gents driver, for sale.
Dowagac, Plainwell and Centreville
are holding their fairs this week.
Ed. Wilson has been building horse
barn on his lots on Kalamazoo street.
Mrs |. w. Van Fossen and Mrs. Ida
Hudson have gone 10 New Jersey on Il
visit.
Fred Ocobock will open meat
market in the new Allen building in a
few days.
Dick Setchiield has sold his house
and lot to "A Mr.. Thayer, who has taken
possession.
Mrs. p. A. DeGraff wishes TO rent the
whole or a part of her house on West
Main street.
Mrs. Seth Allen left Monday evening
for four weeks visit with relatives in
Eiyria, Ohio.
Mrs. Florence Hawkins has been Wis
iting friends in this place for week or
ten days past.
F. ID. Hough, of Grand Rapids, was
in this village last Friday, the guest of
his uncle, j. ID. Mouroe.
Conner Il Osborn have started up
their bean-picking machine, and en-
ploy about dozen hands.
Milton Coy has been suffering "a
vicious attack of rhematism, which laid
him up for number of days.
Broughton characterizes the rush at
the BUSY B" store rs a customers
carnival" and such it really is.
"Veterans of 81 or Kesiah and the
Scout" at Longwell's next Wednesday
night. Popular prices of admission.
Geo. Kesler has moved his family
back from Kalamazoo, not finding the
situation of affairs there to his liking.
Joe Sage took first premium on his
bay team, entered as general purpose
horses, at the Kalamazoo fair last week.
G. X. Avery makes some seasonable
suggestions regarding the approaching
cold weather. Read his adv. carefully.
Miss Rose Smith has charge of the
millinery department at SelliCk a. Sons,
Miss Pugsley having resigned the posi-
ton.
THE Leaders" insist that their cloth
ing department must "go" to make
room for their immense stock of rubber
goods.
Harry Van Auken left yesterday for
Cleveland, Ohio, where he enters the
employ of Jas. Crane, in an insurance
office.
Married, in this village, Oct. 1st, by
Rev. III. B. Taft, Loren l.. Vaughn and
Miss Sarah Bartemus, both of Bloom
ingdale.
1t is said we are to have electric lights
in our village within sixty days. Snow
Bros will furnish power for the
dynamo.
A party of friends made an unan-
nounced visit to Miss Zilpha Harrison
Friday evening. A pleasant time is
reported.
A. ID. Munger's household goods ar
rived here from Chicago last Friday,
and the family will occupy the rooms
over their store.
III. Barney, converted actor, will
deliver lecture at the NJ. +. church
next Tuesday evening on "The Dangers
of the Theatre"
Sellick & Son invite a call from every
lady who thinks of purchasing a fall OF
winter wrap, of which they carry a
magnificent stock.
The gray gelding Hendryx, by Daunt.
less, trotted a mile at Kankakee, ILL.,, a
few days ago in 2:174 The horse is
owned at Dowagiac
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean, of Rockton, H.,
who have been visiting relatives here
/ for the past two weeks, will leave fol
/ their home tomorrow.
Mrs. Susan Wilkinson has been max.
ing extensive repairs on her residence
on LaGrave street, and il now presents
! very neat appearance.