The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-12-16
Local Department.

Now Is the time Tor special peruSal
of display ads.
DR.. c. L. Rose of Decatur was in
town yesterday on business.
Mrs b. F. Heckert is entertaining
Mrs. M H. Bailey of Hastings.
Miss Hetty Trey of Hartford is visit
ing her sister, Mrs l.. III. Titus.
The installation of officers in the
Chapter will occur next Monday even
ing.
Mrs Luther Perrigo of Allegan made
Mrs A. Il. Anderson a short visit this
week.
A private letter from Buell. Bonfoey
reports his arrival at Los Angeles pret-
ty well tired out.
Mrs. X. w. Noyes has been suffering
for the last week with very severe at
tack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Will Miller has been experien-
cling an attack of rheumatism and says
she does not enjoy it.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain of
Hartford were in town lask week, the
guests of DIR. Whalen.
Rev. j. w. Bancroft will hold services
at St Marks church next Sunday,
morning and evening.
Misses Marie Platt and Nellie John.
son, both of Niles, were the guests OF
Daisy Longwell last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. Dunning entertain.
ed a small party of friends at their
home on last Friday evening.
The meetings at the M. +. church
are to be continued still another week
Considerable interest is reported.
Mrs. q. w. Matthews of Sioux Falls
South Dakota, is visiting friends here
and reports Geo. hale and hearty.
Our thanks are due too w. Rowland
for little cluster of violets grown il
the open air and gathered Dec. 10.
S. Ii. Blackman left on Monday fol
Pasadena, California, where he viii
spend the winter with his daughters.
X. w. Noyes was agreeably surprised
yesterday by the arrival of his Sol
Mrs. j. Andrews left yesterday fol
Evanston, intending to pass the holi
days with her daughter, Mrs. Geo
Baker
Mrs. Ida Barrett and Mrs. Berth;
Cross, residents of Arlington, made ;
short visit to Mrs. Elizabeth Cross las
Friday.
Mrs. Z. Lane, daughter of Mr. anC
Mrs VIM. Pugsley, has come from Mar
tin to spend the holidays with he
parents
Our East Arlington correspondent,
reached us too late for insertion las
week. Matter should not arrive late
than Tuesday noon.
The members of our high school Lit
erary Society are this week decidin,
whether the Worlds Fair shall be opel
or closed on Sunday.
The ladies of the Free Baptist churc
will hold an Apple and Popcorn socia
at the home of Mrs. Geo. Myers o.
Wednesday evening, Dec. 16.
Johnny Jones who has been visitin
i'm North Dakota for the last two year
has returned and is doing his best t
break his mothers two year old colt.
The burning of dynamo armatur
at Dowagiac last Saturday night lei
that city in darkness early in the ever
ing and cost the company about $3.50.
jeff Chaffee and Frank Stapleton di
some good shooting last Thursday, Sc
curing twenty-nine quails and two PAL
tridges,--all single shots and on tn
wing.
Alarming news regarding Garry Hun
was received from Kalamazoo las
Friday and his little son sent for, bu
more recent reports are somewhat ell
couraging.
Cards are out for dancing party 9
Longwel's opera house on Christina
night, and Clements orchestra froi
Kalamazoo will furnish the music
which will necessarily be fine.
Here's bonanza for the boys an
girls! 100 lbs of candy are to be give
away by DR.. Hamilton next Saturda
afternoon and every lad and lassie ths
visits his store will receive sack of tn
sweetmeats.
o. w. Rowland, Master Workman {
the A. q. u. W., on Monday paid 500
to Mrs. Seward Hawkins of Kalamazoo
that being the amount of insurance o
her late husbands life. This ordo
! makes good showing for the fourtee
years of its existence, as during ths
time the average cost per annum (
each $4,000 policy has been but S15. M
Hawkins having been a member 81
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