The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-10-05

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jay Cummings has purchased Henry
Hollis house on Elm street and will
take possession in about two weeks.
The series of articles begun in this
issue on our Ivan Buren County
Stalwarts" will be continued next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mills left yesterday
for a four weeks jaunt in the east,
joining the ''Olin" excursion at Kalama,
zoo.
Mrs. G.. S. Gilman and little Don ter
inmate their summers visit here next
Friday, going at once to their home in
Minneapolis.
| The DemOrest medal contest has been
postponed from the 9TH of Oct. to the
21st, when it will be held at the First
Baptist church
Single tickets for DR.. Gunsaulus' lee
ture can he procured either at the
NoRTHERNER Office, or the door on
Monday night.
|. b. Conner's bean speculations give
employment TO quite little colony of
women, there being 1S hands now
employed by him.
Do not forget that Gunsaulus, the
noted orator, is to open the Ladies'
Lecture Course next Monday night.
Single tickets 80 cents.
The annual meeting of the Paw Paw
Masonic Association will be held at
Masonic hall on Saturday evening, Oct
9Th, at 7:30 p. m. sharp.
Merritt Conner went to Ann Arbor
Thursday intending to enter the Uni
versity for four years course in civil
engineering and electricity.
A valuable dog belonging to Ed.
Arnold got down dose of poison few
days ago. but DR.. johnson administered
an antidote which saved its life.
Mrs Jennie Bacon nee Whitmer came
from Decatur last week and carried
Miss Lena Snow and Miss Lois Wilson
home with her for Saturdays visit
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Blanche Burroughs of Chicago to Louis
A. Crittenden, to occur at the Western
Avenue Baptist church on next Monday
evening.
Mrs. Milton Coy wishes to announce
that she has found the wedding hand
kerchief lost at the party and thus all
the girls will be permitted to marry the
same as of yore.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
have just finished their work for the
year ending Oct. Sd, and have paid $50
on church debt, having at present
about $40 on hand.
j. G.. Garvn has moved his carriage
factory from Kalamazoo street to the
shop on Main street formerly occupied
by him and is now permanently settled,
having become the owner of the latter.
All honor to the school board at St.
Paul, Mimi, who have agreed to do
justice to their teachers by abolishing
all sex distinction and paying women
the same rs men for doing the same
work.
No loyal Republican should miss the
speech of Hon. O. V. TOwsley at the
Opera House next Friday evening. He
comes highly recommended by the Ma
tional committee and will undoubtedly
give us a treat.
Time glides on apace, and all lecture
gOers should remember that our Course
opens next Monday night AS only
single tickets will be sold at the door,
those desirous of a season ticket, should
see to it at once.
Hon. &. l.. Eaton returned Wednes-
day evening just in time to participate
in the festivities ut Lake Cora, but Mrs
Eaton and Marquis are now at Cleve-
land, Ohio, and will not return for
several weeks longer
That "poor sandy land" of Chas.
Rptlar hac inst Uialdah nynr eO0 b,,c bal
of wheat from forty acres, and when his
fine bean crop is garnered in, Charley
will resemble all the rest of those greedy
protected producers"
The clever Princess Louise of Eng
land has made 2dpter-mdche model of
herself with movable arms, on which
all her garments can be perfectly fitted
sans any trouble on herpart. What an
enviabe mortal is the Princess!
All who are desirous of getting trans.
portation to the social tonight are in
vited TO meet at the Presbyterian par
lors at five o'clock, and members living
south and west of town who can carry
extra, are requested to call there on
their way to Mr.. McEntee's.
j. G. Gould, the secretary, announces
Ihdp VIC hhOWClP Nutudi IOlcCllOn
Association will hold its next regular
annual meeting at the Richmond school
house on Monday, Oct. 81, at z p. M,
for the transaction of such business as
may come before the meeting.
The talk on physical culture given to
the ladies by Mrs. Gertrude Andrews
last week proved "a very pleasant one,
her chief aim being to show that
"health is the only true beautifier",
and some of her hearers are arranging
for entering class under her tuition.
The president and secretary of the
state board of health gave the Detroit
authorities very lively shaking up last
week for their dereliction in admitting
immigrants under less than 20 days
quarantine, and they have consequent
ly decided to abide by "the powers
that be-"
Though six persons are sometimes
put into the seats at the Disciple cnurch,
only five will be seated therein ourlng
the lectures and only one line OF chalrs
will be placed in the aisle, therefore
every one can count on comfortaole
baf doors