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

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ing at the rate of l 900 gallons per min
ute of crystal clear water and Henry is
jubilant
r.. M. Buck and David Dillon attend
ed the funeral of their old commander,
Col. Robert Burns, at Kalamazoo last
Thursday.
l.. w. Osborne and +. r. Bassett en-
joyed merry Christmas with their
families, having arrived from st. Louis
just in time.
Nora Galligan writes from Portland,
Oregon, that she has a fine position as
typewriter and secretary for physi-
clan of that city.
Capt. Hinchy who commanded the
Company in which Geo. Tuttle served
i'm our Civil War, was the Christmas
guest of the latter.
John T. Brown and Hattie Drummer
were married on Dec. "a by Rev. Mrs.
Barton, the ceremony occurring ut the
home of the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Park and Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Mercer, of Lawrence, were
entertained on Christmas day ut the
home of +. f. Parks.
"a tiny feather from the wing of love
dropped into the sacred lap of mother
hood, is the latest name for the auto
crat of the household.
/. A. Whitman's family have been
enjoying weeks visit from Mr.. and
Mrs. c. III. Batchelder and j. M.
Batchelder of Detroit.
Little France Dunning of Battle Greek
arrived at grandpa Cummings yesterday,
feeling quite independent over having
made the journey alone.
Geo. Butler cut great flourish with
Christmas day and gathered in host
OF holiday comers and goers.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Doughty came from
Jackson to celebrate Christmas with
their relatives here. Mr.. Doughty says
he thinks Paw Paw improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller entertained
a large and merry company at their
pleasant home Monday evening and
again kept open house last-night.
Married at the home of the brides
parents on the 22d inst, Rev Devine
officiating, Mr.. Harry Norris of Manis-
tee and Miss Flo Arnold of Marcellus.
Married, Dec. 20, 1891, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, by the Rev.
Ii. G. Dunsmore, Miss Emma Glidden of
Antwerp, to Louis Towers of the same
place.
John Free Sr. slipped on the walk
last Saturday and fell to the ground. in
juring his right hip and side so badly
that he is now quite seriously inds-
posed.
There was jolly family Christmas at
VIM. Pugsley's, and Mrs. Z. A. Streator
with the twins, and Mrs. Glenn Lane
and little one, came home To swell the
circle.
Mrs. w. v Sage has been spending
the past week in town while Will took
i'm the State Teachers Association at
Grand Rapids and visited some college
! friends.
On Dec. "a at her pleasant home,
Rev Mrs. Barton spoke the solemn
words that made Geo. Hills of Geneva
and Ella Taylor of Breedsville, husband
and wife.
We last week neglected to mention
our receipt of the LaUtOn Leader's
beautiful holiday edition, but we surely
would not fail To give "credt To whom
credit is due"
Henry Hopping succumbed to the
grip last Thursday and his wife found
him wrestling with mustard plaster
when she returned, but soon had him
on his feet again,
Harry Butler of Livingstone, Mon.
tana, who has been away for nearly
two and Onehalf years, is home for a
month. Harry looks as though the
west agreed with him.
The young people of the Free Baptist
church will give chicken pie social at
the residence of Mrs. Jennie Averill,
Dec. 30. Supper from 8 to 8. Come
every one and have good time.
The family tree at the Clifton House
presented a very pretty appearance
from the street and doubtless gave
great pleasure to the group of bright
eyed children that danced about it,
Miss Cora Field who spent the fall
and early winter here with her mother,
Mrs. G. w. Young, is now in Alicia
hospital at st. Augustine, Florida,
where she is taking treatment of the
ear.
We were misinformed last week re.
garding the school vacation and hasten
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desire to defraud them of their well
earned holiday. School will begin
Jan. a.
A merry party left here Monday en-
route for the State Teachers Associa-
ton at Grand Rapids, 1t included
Supt. Wilson and wife, Commr. Hinck-
ley and wife, and Misses Hinckley and
Whitmer.
AS last Sunday was st. Johns day,
Rev. A. G. Jones preached upon the life
and work of the beloved disciple, and
quite number of masonic brethren at
tended in body.
The participants in the dancing party
on Friday evening are enthusiastic over
the good music and good time generally.
1t was quite "swell" affair and some
very pretty costumes were worn by
Paw Paws fair women
Little Leon, only child of Mr.. and
Mrs Scott Wood of Ionia. was attack ed