The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-10-26
For sale.
Thirty-five eve sheep.
+. l.. WARNER, Paw Paw.
Local Department.

Richard Haigh of Kalamazoo is in
town.
Mrs. Chas. Smith, Jr., leaves for her
home in Hartford tomorrow.
Mrs. Ed. Phillips made short visit
at her sisters in Kalamazoo last week
Don't forget the Republican speech
at the Opera House on Thursday even
ing.
Mrs S. S. Fifield of Ashland, Wiscon-
sin, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Free.
DR.. w. j. johnson returned last We'd
nesday from visit to his parents in To-
ronto.
w. T. Welch went to Chicago Monday
in the interests of the Woodman manu-
featuring Co.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Prentice were in
Paw Paw Monday, gathering up their
wedding gifts.
$50 baskets Of corn from a little over
five acres is what IL. p. McFarlin of
Waverly can show.
Miss Ida Malcolm of Dowagiac was
the guest of Mrs Fannie Nicholson
during the past week.
A. II. Anderson is minus valuable
cow which was found dead in the pas
ture one night last week.
Mrs. Riley Bangs is very much pleased
with Geo. l.. Burners work on the un-
derpinning of her house.
Smoked glasses were in demand
Thursday during the suns eclipse which
could be quite plainly seen.
Seth Allen of Kalamazoo is having an
enforced vacation, caused by running
steel drill through his hand.
Quite delegation of Kalamazoo rel
atives and friends came down to attend
the Prentice Richardson nuptials.
Fred Wells returned on Saturday
morning from Winona, Mimi, where
he has been at work the past summer.
w. F. Britton has gone to Allegan to
take charge of the electrical plant there
and Frank Pollard has taken his place
here.
The Glendale brass band played some
very sweet pieces on the street Friday
afternoon. The boys are improving
rapidly.
Messrs. Buskirk and Butler with their
wives, took advantage of the fine
weather of yesterday and drove over to
Kalamazoo.
The ladies of the Free Baptist church
will hold pumpkin-pie social Tuesday
evening, Nov. 1st, at the home of Mar
tin Erkenbeck.
Mrs H. Nj. Ellsworth of Aurora, H.,
Mrs. Cora Barber and Mrs Preece of
South Haven, were guests of Mrs. +. +.
Clark last Saturday.
Advertised letters: w. p. Armstrong,
Ed. Dennison, Mrs. Z. Nj. Gray, III. b.
Smith, G.. Kellar. Sen., Ed. A. Stephens,
Mrs Mary Warner.
All are cordially invited to attend q
"brown" social at Mrs. A. G.. Webb's on
Wednesday evening, Oct. 26, for the
benefit of Rev. Mrs. Barton.
j. Olmstead of Glendale has moved
into the village and occupies the same
house with his sister, Mrs. Ashley,
leaving his son to carry on the farm.
Harry +. Mcneil has returned from the
South. He visited +. l.. Osborne at
ST. Louis on his way home and reports
Frank as having fine position there.
Apples are an exceedingly scarce
crop hereabouts and the few farmers
who have any to sell, are smiling over
the nice little prices they are bringing
Farmers of this vicinity surely have
no need to complain of this season with
its abundant crops followed by long,
pleasant fall in which to garner in the
last lingering sheaves.
Miss Mary O'Brien of Kalamazoo,
Mrs. John Doyle of st. Joseph, Mrs
William Rhodes of Philadelphia, and a
host OF relatives from Hartford, came
to attend the FinleyBennett wedding
G. l.. Eaton brings us campaign
song that he picked up in his travels
which is the best we have seen and we
print it on the fourth page of this issue
We'd like to hear our glee club sing 't'