The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-09-02
Local Department.

Mrs. Ghllllp Sherrod is VlSltlng rela-
tives at Mendon.
Mrs. G. G.. Chappell and children are
visiting at Dowagiac.
The annual school meeting will be
held next Monday night.
Ben DePue, of Dowagiac, was on our
streets one day last week.
Comrade j. G.. Warner has been
granted an increase of pension.
Mrs. Carrie Stebbins and children re-
turned home to Dowagiac Monday.
A full line of school books and school
supplies can be found at Chappells.
Miss Sabra Stanton has returned from
an extended visit with friends in Goble
vile.
Mr. E. L. Moe is building fine horse
barn on his residence lots on LaGrave
street.
Miss Kittie Harris is entertaining a
counsin, Miss Belle Con, from Three
Rivers.
James +. Bullard and wife, of Niles,
are attending the soldiers reunion in
this place.
OclllCk ~ OOu HdNt ldtcly
large consignments of clothing for the
fall trade.
Ceres" will furnish the program for
Paw Paw grange on Friday evening of
this week.
Frank fuckers Comedy Company at
LongwelPs opera house tonight. Pop
ular prices.
Mr.. John Watson, of Minneapolis, is
visiting here, guest OF his old friend
John Gillespie.
Prof. Wilson and wife have arrived
and are busy settling" in the Mrs
Beatley residence.
1t is expected that there will be
services at the First Baptist church
next Sunday evening.
Ii. w. Showerman says he is right in
it with full line of new clothing, boots
and shoes, etc See adv.
Mr.. w. j. Sellick arrived at New
York last Saturday from Europe. He
will be home in few days.
Mrs. n. s. Benson, of Cleveland, o.,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G. l..
Eaton, during the past week
Col. T. G. and Mrs Tyner returned
from Logansport last Saturday. They
report pleasant trip and visit.
The rain of last Thursday spoiled the
second and best day of the Marcellus
races. The first day was success.
In an article in last weeks paper re-
ferring TO Glendale affairs, the name
"Allen" should have been adams"
Harry Myers has accepted the prin-
cipalship of the Holland high school,
and leaves for that place Saturday.
Every holder of an insurance policy
should read an article on the 4th page
of this paper headed "The Oil Test"
Don't fail to see Frank Tucker in his
great character of Jerry Weston, the
Outcast," at Longwell's opera house to-
night.
Our Cass county neighbors are eXpe
riencing an epidemic of some kind
among their swine from which may are
dying.
Married, by Elder L. Brooks, at the
Christian parsonage, Aug. 26, Mr.. Earl
Rider and Miss Clara Austin, both of
Bangor.
Mrs. Odell invites her lady friends to
call and examine the new and elegant
stock of fall millinery just received at
her store.
Will Barton will remove with his
family in few days to Dowagiac,
where he has secured permanent EN-.
ployment
Mr.. G.. G. Shearer, of Marcellus, late
foreman of the Allegan Journal, now
occupies like position on the Niles
Daily Sun.
Young Il Hathaway exhibited their
troit exposition last week, receiving
first prize.
Hon. j. j. Woodman addressed an
immense meeting of farmers at Whit
more Lake, Washtenaw county, one
day last week.
Superintendent f. A. Wilson, of our
schools, desires meeting of all the
teachers at the high school room on
Saturday at 2 p. m.
''The Leaders" are again to the front
with a mammoth stock of fall goods, to
which they direct attention through
their adv, which see.
1t was Elsie, not Cheshire, as one of
our correspondents had it, where Mr..
Alex. Austin went to attend the funeral
of his brother George.
Colum. Engle left at this office Mon
day branch from an Earhart raspberry
bush, heavily laden with ripe fruit of
the second crop this year.
Mrs. A. Cross and adopted daughter
Maude, of Bangor, and Mr.. Elmo Ed
munds, of Grand Rapids, are guests at
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