The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-06-01
Local Department.

Has the sun gone on a striker
Advertised letter: Obed Osborn.
Lawyer Burns of Kalamazoo made us
n call Saturday.
Miss Minnie Hodges of Sturgis is the
guest of Mrs. Will Miller.
Childrens Day will be observed at the
Grange on next Friday evening.
Miss Marie Cooper has been spending
Il number of days with Decatur friends.
A very interesting program was given
ut the Steeple school house last Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Averill is just getting
settled in the house vacated by Rev.
Brooks.
The Kelley Institute for Southwestern
Michigan will be located at Benton
Harbor.
The graduating exercises of the Hart
ford high school will occur tomorrow
evening.
The officers who were absent from
Grange last week are said to have missed
IL rare treat.
Rev. Edward Warren of Kalamazoo
will preach in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday.
Mrs. S. NJ Hudson terminated her
visit here on Tuesday, returning to
Battle Greek.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Duncombe last
week visited their daughter and other
friends in town.
b. w. Hipp goes to Chicago the latter
part of the week with "A carload of
butchers blocks.
Mrs. j. j. Woodman, who recently
suffered an attack OF prostratlon, is now
quite recovered.
We are glad to learn from the Bloom
ingdale Ledder that 1.-The back bone of
the drouth is broken"
Frances +. Willard and Annie Cor
don were honored guests at the home
of e.. V. Hadsell last week.
G.. f. Gilman has returned from his
trip to South Dakota, reporting good
success in disposing of horses.
Mrs Calista Hogmire has fine dis
play of tulips and last week remember
ed us with "a beautiful bouquet.
Miss Hope Tyner went to Lawrence
W OhO uuudtibS VNClNioCo dlu
remained for several days visit.
A. j. Sabin and wife leave tomorrow
for Minneapolis, Mimi, where they will
spend three weeks visiting friends.
Mrs Leroy Osborne has been enjoy
ing few days visit from her mother,
Mrs. w. III. Randall of Kalamazoo.
A. S. Prentice was over from Kalama-
ZOO last Saturday looking well and
happy. Art. is quite attached to Paw
Paw.
Mrs. John Walker starts to-day on a
visit to her sons George and Frank, the
former living in Missouri, the latter in
Minnesota.
Master Hugh Hurd and Misses Cleo
Stevens and Floy Snow formed happy
little excursion party to South Haven
last Saturday.
Llewellyn Longwell, brother of Geo.
and Matt, died at his home on Little
Prairie Ronde last Wednesday, after
many months of i'll health.
Supt. Wilson and wife drove over to
Constantine last Friday to visit the
brother who is in charge of the schools
there, returning on Sunday.
Lawton is coming to the front with a
soldiers monument to be erected by
the combined efforts of the G.. A. X. and
w. X. &. at an expense of 81 $50.
A seven-pound girl arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Snow last
Thursday and received the warmest of
welcomes from the entire family.
The Board of Directors for the Farm
er's Mutual were in session yesterday
at the office of +. l.. Warner, to consider
the advisability of an assessment.
Prospect Hill never looked more
beautiful than last Monday, and the
silent "city of the dead" was visited by
throngs of people who thus paid their
annual tribute of love and respect to
departed friends.