The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-12-30
Local Department.

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Miss Jeane Field is again home for a
visit.
G.. A. Cross of Lawrence called on us
Monday
Mrs. o. F. Parker went to Dowagiac
for Christmas.
Chan Ocobock is home from Chi
cago on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Snow are visiting
in Lima, Ohio.
Miss Rosewarne spends quiet vaca
tion at Decatur.
Mrs. John Robb is still seriously ill
with pneumonia.
P.J. Dillman of Bangor was in town
yesterday on business.
Mr.. & Mrs. N. Welch of Coolies are
visiting at Ed Welch's.
Troop says there are no "Sockless
Simpsons" at his house.
Advertised letters: &. w. Powers, j.
w. Thayer, John MoXan.
Mrs. j. G. Gould has been having IA
severe attack of la grippe.
Mrs. G. r. Avery went to Kalamazoo
yesterday lOf llClle NlSlC.
Miss Jessie Cure of Cassopolis, is Wis
iting friends in this vicinity.
Goodale's tandem delivery team
makes very fine appearance.
We were glad to receive Alvin Chap
mans pleasant call yesterday.
Harry Perrigo of Allegan is having IA
fine visit with Clare Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Moon of Chicago
are spending the holidays here.
Mrs. p. McKellar had a merry Christ
mas with her Bangor relatives.
John Hall of Chicago, wished us
Merry Christmas last Thursday.
Miss Fannie Thomas is home from
the Rapids for weeks vacation.
f. w. Green and his son George came
home from Hillsdale for Christmas.
Mrs. w. ii. Filley returned Saturday
from Il three weeks visit in Detroit.
Mrs Kingsbury of Muskegon is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Henry Jennings.
Frank Eaton came home from Detroit
on Christmas day for a weeks vacation.
Mrs. b. +. Heckert is entertaining
Gertie and Mabel Mills of Kalamazoo.
Little Analdine McCabe is quite i'll,
and Mrs McCabe is down with lagrippe.
! Miss Flora Marsh, now IL teacher at
Ludington, is the guest of Mrs. j. w E.
Free.
Miss Ella Stevens is enjoying Il well
earned rest during the holidays in Bat
tie Creek.
Mrs. Columbus Enge and her grand
son, Otto Gilman, are now in Los An
geles, Cal
Jamie Erkenbeck is another Hillsdale
college student who is home for the
holidays.
Party goers think it is a fine thing to
have our streets SO well(?) lighted these
dark nights.
Mrs. Sarah Barnum ate Christmas
turkey with the family of f. A. Crane
ut Kalamazoo.
Mrs Elizabeth Cross and daughter
Rena enjoyed Christmas with their Ar
lington friends
X. w. Noyes has been appointed
postmaster here and will take posses
sion about Jan. 10.
Mrs. ). III. Jones was made happy by
the homecoming of her son Winfield
who halls from Chicago.
Harry Van Aukcn, who is employed
in an insurance office i'm Cleveland,
Ohio, is home for week.
Harry Myers is enjoying his vacation
from school duties at Holland, with his
parents and friends here.
The children all agree that the report
of Santa Claus being in the clutches OF
Ia grippe was one big lie.
Young Edwin Barnum, who is in at.
tendance at our state University, made
a short visit here last week.
Miss Madge Osborne who is taking a
kindergarten course at Grand Rapids,
is visiting her many friends here.
Mrs. F. f. Kelley of Kansas City pre-
sented her husband with u valuable
Christmas gift-a nine pound girl.
Rev. Clizbe and Misses Anderson and
Parker attended the Y. Il. s. &. +. con.
vention at South Haven yesterday
w. c. Wildey and Ed Thayer made
another business trip to Buffalo last
week, returning Monday morning
Judge Heckert now stretches his legs
under his own table, and reclines in
the shade OF his own vine and fg.tree
Miss Georgia Koons has gone to Chi.
cago to spend the winter, and reports
an exceedingly Merry Christmas there
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davey of Elkhart
Ind. are among the holiday visitors
who seek the shelter of the old roof
tree.
An explosion of two lamps at Hotel
Benton in Benton Harbor last week
scores one more count for squawbuck
legislation.
A fall of 45o in the mercury in less
than twelve hours, is q pretty sudden
change in the weather, but that is what
happened here on Dec. 25-6.