The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-07-22
Local Department.

Hartford last week.
A number of Decatur people are
camping at Lake Cora.
G.. A. Sherrod, of Baltimore, Md, is
in town for brief stay.
Miss Christine Hudson has gone to
Battle Creek for short visit
w. w. Hodge, of South Haven, was
at the county seat on Tuesday.
Will Mosier and wife are spending u
weeks vacation at Pugsley's lake.
Mrs. r. Ocobock has gone to
Detroit for visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Beatty and son, Eo Nash,
are visiting friends and relatives in
town,
Mrs. Elias Jewell, of Dowagiac, has
been spending II week with Mrs. o. +.
Parker.
Miss Luella Warng, of the Detroit
pension office, is home on two weeks
vacation.
Judge Buck was at Paw Paw last
Thursday on business connected with
his court.
Ex-Chief Justice Sherwood, of Kala-
mazoo, has entirely recovered from his
recent illness.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grimes,
on the 10Th inst, 9-pound girl baby
All doing finely.
New potatoes of home culture are
plentiful in this market and retail at
20 cents per peck.
Sellick & Son offer their entire line of
ladies' jersey vests at cost. See their
adv. in this issue.
John Sherrod leaves to-day for South
Dakota to look after his farming in
terests in that state.
Dave Blake has gone back to North
Dakota, where man is entitled to some
credit for being Jolly"
Mrs. Fannie Woodman and Miss
Parker have gone to Ludington to visit
their cousin, Mrs. Olney.
Advertised letters: +. j. Bowers,
Samuel Youngs, Burt Chase, Miss Elise
Donaldson, Alice Stevens.
Rev. w. j. Hathaway exchanged
pulpits last Sunday with Rev. f. V.
Armstrong, of Kalamazoo.
b. F. Warner will sell fine lot of
western horses at auction at South
Haven tomorrow Thursday.
l.. r. Osborn and +. r. Bassett have
gone to ST. Louis, Mo, where, we
understand, they will engage in busi
ness.
G.. K. Avery makes some astonishing
announcements in his advertisement to-
day, IA careful perusal of which is adj
vised.
Rev Clizbe left on Monday for Am
herst, Mass, where he will spend four
weeks vacation with his wife and other
relatives.
A State Teachers Institute will be
held at Cassopolis during the week COM
mencing Aug. "a. Fred Patterson local
committee.
The Farmers Union club will meet at
the home of Cornelius Erkenbeck on
ance is desired.
VIM. H. Mason and family have re-
turned from their outing at st. Joseph,
and the Squire is now doing business
at the old stand.
Hon. Edward K. Spencer, of Dowagi-
ac, was at G. A. Il. headquarters Mon
day on business, and made n friendly
call at this office.
Octave Thanet will contribute to the
next number of Hdrper'S Bdzar, pub
lished July gath, story entitled "A
Misft Conscience"
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Free and Mr..
and Mrs. +. +. Parks are in attendance
upon the meeting of the Bankers asso
citation at Marquette.
Gov. Winans has appointed A. w.
Mosier, of Antwerp, county agent of
the state board of corrections and
charities, vice j. G.. Gould.
X. j. Trumbull tor some time past
in the employ of &. f.. Chappell, has
secured situation in Chicago and left
for that city the first of the week.
"The Sailor in the Navy" is the sub
iect of n four-page illustrated supple
ment to accompany the number of Hdr-
per'S Weekly TO be published to-day.
The young ladies of tie First Baptist
church will sell ice cream on the church
corner on Wednesday evening, July
Goth. All are most cordially invited.
Miss Floy Snow accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Lindsey back to their home
at TT. Wayne, Ind, last Saturday, and
will spend a couple of months in that
city.
Rev. G.. p. Linderman left Monday
night for Boston on business connected
with the publishing house of the Free
Baptists. He will be gone about ten