The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-07-29
Local Department.

Judge Buck held short session OF
court Monday.
Mrs Frank Pritchard spent last week
with friends at Hartford.
Jesse M Brown is seriously i'll with
inflammation of the bowels.
Miss Luella Warng was the guest of
Mrs. A. G. Martin over Sunday.
j. j. Paige and family left Monday
for visit of several weeks at Adrian.
Mrs. DR.. Bartram and Ward left last
Thursday for a visit with friends at
Ovid.
Mary. Defendorf and wife, of Dowa-
giac, visited relatives in this place last
week.
Miss Christine Hudson return ed yes
terday from Il visit with friends at Bat
tie Greek.
Mrs. John Hewitt and little daughter
Rose, of Kalamazoo, are guests of Mrs.
Will Miller.
Mrs NJ. II. Russell died at six o'clock
last evening. The funeral is not yet
announced.
Bicycling is the craze among our
young men just now, but the boys still
cling to stills.
James Gould, of Volina, threshed
1880 bushels of wheat from $50 acres of
land last week.
Guy +. Harrison has been suffering
an attack of something resembling old
fashioned ague.
Rev. Mr.. Howard, of Lawrence, will
preach at the First Baptist church next
Sunday evening.
Mr. j. w. Free returned from Mar
quette last Saturday, leaving Mrs Free
with friends at Bay View.
Prentice & Goodale give their custom
erS little talk on the seasonable topic
of spring chickens. Read it.
Mrs. Calista Hogmire has gone to
Battle Creek to try the curative powers
of the Sanitarium for a few weeks.
The Leaders are closing out their fine
stock of summer goods regardless of
cost or former prices. Look them over.
G.. A. Sherrod and f. r. Annable left
yesterday for Southern California. Mr.
Annable will return about the Goth of
August.
The arrival of a girl baby is the latest
occurrence of interest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hall. Born on the
23rd inst.
If you wish to have your photos. free
on account of Broughton's orders, the
checks must be presented not later than
August 5th.
Mrs. /. NJ Burk of Ceresco, and Miss
Allie DePue of Dowagiac, have been
visiting at this place, guests of Mrs. c..
l.. Eaton.
Married, at the Nj. f. parsonage, July
27th, by Rev. w. j. Hathaway, George
Cook of Allegan, and Miss Edna Kelsey
of Almena.
Mrs. .. n. Hilton is TO leave Denver
next Sunday, en- route for Paw Paw,
where she expects to make quite an ex-
tended visit.
The Spiritualist association of South
western Michigan will hold its annual
meeting at Lake Cora on Saturday and
Sunday next.
Comrade Hon. f: Il. Spencer, of Do
wagiac, has been commissioned aide-de-
camp on the staff of Department Com
mander Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Dopp will attend
the encampment at Detroit and then
60 to Vermont for visit of several
weeks duration.
Mr.. Lovejoy, young gentleman re-
Gently graduated from Albion college,
was guest of Rev. and Mrs. Hathaway
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Adams, of Dowa-
giac, drove over to this place Sunday
for a short visit with relatives, return
ing home Monday.
Lincoln III. Titus, under appointment
from Judge Buck, will act as prosecut-
ing attorney during the absence of Mr..
Annable in California.
Charles Veley, of Pine Grove town
ship, found valuable horse dead in his
pasture a few mornings since with its
throat cut. Barbed wire.
w. j. Sellck & Son call the special
attention of the ladies to their very
complete stock of dress goods, corsets,
handkerchiefs, hosiery, etc.
On Sunday next will occur the "long
roll" on the benevolences at the M. f.
church, and those interested will gov
ern themselves accordingly.
"Orrin" w. Rowland was granted a
pension last week. Our o. w. is Oran,
but he got the thirteen hundred and
odd dollars all right enough.
+. +. Parks and wife returned from
their northern tour on Monday, and re.
port fine trip around the lakes with
out even twinge of the 80, myw
Mrs. +. G.. Gilman Sunday morning
presented her husband 12-pound girl
baby, and Eds avoirdupois is increased
by exactly the square of that figure.
The L. d S. ii. X. X. will run special
trains TO Lake Cora next Sunday, on
account of the Spiritualist meeting
leaving Paw Paw at a. m. and p. m
Returning, will leave Lake Cora at 6 :3C
p. m. Fare, thirty cents for the round