The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-11-25
TURKEYS.
Local Department.

Willis and Frank Clapp left for home
yesterday.
The latest Boomerette is the "Y p
S q G. + convention"
One of Irving Longs little girls is
very sick with spinal fever.
Mrs. G. j. Thorpe of Coldwater is
the guest of Mrs. Dan Spicer.
Mrs. Henry Shaefer gave her two lit
tie ones a trip to Lawrence last week.
The Grand Rapids ladies can boast of
the largest woman's club in America.
The w. G.. Il. u. will meet with Mrs.
j. Hurd Friday afternoon at half past
two.
J.J. Warner and wife started on their
homeward journey last Saturday morn
ing.
Advertised letters: G.. A. Howard
f. A. Taylor, Mr.. Caldwell, Lottie
Hance.
Miss Callie Crandall of Jewell City,
Kansas, is visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
Hon. A. J. Mills came over from Kal-
amazoo Thursday to attend to legal
business.
+. r. Annable and family left for San
Bernardino, California, last Monday
morning.
The Farmers Union Club will meet
at the home of Jas. Nelson, on Wedhes-
day, Dec 2d.
Mrs. l.. w. Osborne has rented rooms
of Mrs II. G.. Drown, and settled down
for the winter.
Cards are out for the celebration of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Spicer's twenty-tifth
wedding anniversary.
Miss Carl Corey made flying trip
to Elkhart, Ind, on Wednesday, re-
turning the same night.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Koons left for
Chicago last Thursday morning, and re-
turned Monday evening.
Geo. Alexander of South Bend was in
town Thursday on his way to the we'd
ding of Miss Jennie Cook.
w. X. Hawkins and Mrs. Matt Long
well went to Kalamazoo last Wednes-
day, and again on Friday.
Mrs. Amos Stevens accompanied Mrs
Kimball home from Battle Creek, and
will spend "a week with Paw Paw friends
Judge Hawes of Kalamazoo is afflict-
ed with softening of the brain, and on
last Saturday was taken violently in
sane.
The Missionary society of the Disciple
church will meet with Mrs. David
Woodman next week Wednesday at
2 p. m.
We would recommend the presidents
Thanksgiving proclamation to our high
school teachers, as fine study for the
rhetoric class.
Our friend DR.. Runyan of South Ha-
ven is rejoicing over the advent, Nov.
as Mabel Adele.
A letter received from Nora Gallgan
tells of her safe arrival in Portland, Or
egon, and describes the luscious straw
berries she is enjoying.
Albert Colburn has gone to Califor-
MIA with some intention of making it
his future home. He will at least re-
main during the winter.
Misses Nellie Richardson and Anna
Whitman took the train for Hartford
this morning, and intend to spend a
lively two weeks in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. w. Van Fossen took
the train Thursday, the former for a
business trip to Chicago, the latter for
visit with her friends at Sturgis and
Vicksburg.
The Alliance project of buying out
the South Haven Messenger seems to
have gone the way of the sub-treasury
scheme, and fallen into "innocuous
desuetude."
The g. A. II. boys in Bangor are
making preparations to place granite
shaft in Arlington Hill cemetery, in
memory of the boys in blue who are
sleeping there.
1t seems little strange that so many
will patronize temporary meat wagon
to the detriment of our permanent
home markets, without which we would
be i'm sad straits indeed
Mr.. Freese, of the firm of Freese &
Rohde, is in Chicago where he intends
to kill two birds with one stone; viz.
make his holiday purchases, and enjoy
Thanksgiving with his best girl.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage this evening of Miss Rosabel Jor-
dan and Mr.. Wilbur Sheldon, to be
solemnized ut the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Jordan.
The executive committee of the Van
Buren, County Farmers Institute, Hon.
j. j. Woodman chairman, will meet at
Lawrence, Dec. 2, to decide upon time
and location of the coming Institute.
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