The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-12-02
Local Department.

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Advertised letters Mr.. Mont Vorce
Anna Stone.
S. b. Monroe of South Haven was in
town Monday.
Miss Jeane Field was home fol
Thanksgiving.
w. j. Sellick spent day in Kalama.
ZOO last week.
Miss Eva McCabe returned to Chica
go on Monday.
Simeon Buyce has quite collection
of rare old coins.
Mrs. Nellie Francisco returned to heI
home Saturday last.
The Thanksgiving snow storm was
one day behind time.
Miss Lena Snow spent Thanksgiving
with Buchanan friends.
Miss Rosewarne went TO Decatur fol
the four days of vacation.
Z. M. Lindsey of Dowagiac is the
guest of Chas. Hathaway.
Miss Cora Hinckley spent Thanks
giving with the home circle.
Hugh Harrison of Chicago has been
spending few days at home.
b. w. Bonfey and family started for
California on Saturday morning.
Will Bryar of Dowagiac joined the
home circle on Thanksgiving day.
DO not forget the chicken-pie supper
tonight in the Presbyterian parlors.
Mr.. +. l.. Goodale and family spent
Thursday and Friday in Kalamazoo.
Foreman Morgan of the NORTHERNER
joined A. G.. in Chicago on Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Parker returned Wednes-
day from months stay in Kalamazoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Welch of Coolies
were in town last week, visiting friends.
A series of meetings is in progress at
the M. +. church, beginning Monday
night.
Mrs t. Il. Morgan and little Gail
went to Decatur to celebrate Thanks
giving
The Coloma Boomer says "The Chilli
man doesn't care to wrastle with Sec.
Blaine"
Miss Katie Harris is spending week
i'm Three Rivers with Miss Belle Con-
stantine.
Erwin Taft, who is student in the
Kalamazoo college, is the guest of A. L.
Anderson.
Misses Mary and Maggie Bryar came
home Thursday, returning to their work
on Saturday.
Supt. Aseltine and wife of Coolies are
spending their short vacation with Paw
Paw friends.
Supt. Wilson has been enjoying a visit
from his father, mother, and sisterin-
law of Tecumseh.
John Lummis came from Pennsylva-
mia to spend Thanksgiving with his
cousin, A. L. Hall.
A. j. Nelson and o. Scripter of Kala-
mazoo were entertained last week at
the home of +. Wise.
Henry Shaefer has been enjoying a
visit from his brothers, Charles of Jack
son and Frank of Lawton.
Miss Bessie Tuttle of Kalamazoo has
been spending few days at her
uncle's, Mr.. Geo. l.. Tuttle.
The young people report fine time
at the dance. About fifty numbers were
sold, and the music was excellent.
Miss Lena Lyle of Decatur has been
visiting in town for the past four or five
days, the guest of Mrs. X. w. BrOugh.
ton.
Miss Jennie Towers, who is taking a
course of kindergarten work in Benton
Harbor, is spending few days at
home.
The friends of Judge Halves say that
his nervous system is in critical con-
dition.
X. w. Broughton went 10 the city
on Tuesday for the purchase of Christ
mas goods, and Mrs. Broughton accom-
panied him.
County Clerk Anderson will be oblig-
ed to invest in typewriter, If the de-
mand for marriage licenses continues
TO increase.
Mrs. Edison Woodman has been suf.
fering from an alarming attack of heart
trouble, but we are glad to report her
some better.
Lynn Free came home for Thanks
giving vacation, bringing VIM Borland
of Kansas City, a University chum,
home with him.
Married. at the home of the bride on
Wednesday evening, Nov 25th, by Rev.
A. G. Jones, WILDER G.. Sheldon and
Rosa b. Jordan.
Mr. and Mrs +. A. Crane, accompa-
MED by their nephew, Edwin Barnum
from the University, came down to eat
tnrEar Of David tVnndu,onic