The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-05-18
Local Department.

Mrs. Frank Pritchard is the guest of
Mrs. VIM. Grannis.
Miss frankie Moshier of Jackson has
been visiting at Mrs. Dan Spicer's.
Some needed repairs have been made
to the residence portion of the jail.
Still another case of diptheria has de-
veloped at the Agricultural College.
Mrs. DR.. Hamilton made a short busi-
ness trip to Chicago the first of the
week.
Fred Bassett's family are now settled
in the house recently vacated by Charlie
Chappell.
Mrs. Nelson Bonfoey of Watervliet
was the guest of Mrs. |. III. johnson
over Sunday.
Messrs. Harley and Larzelere of Do
wagiac were guests of Frank Stapleton
over Sunday.
Arthur Pigott of Dowagiac and Bert
Goodale of Kalamazoo spent Sunday
with Fred Koons
Frank Rawson and wife of Kalama-
zoo were in town Thursday to attend
the SmithHall wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo McDougal
have gone to Lake Park to take charge
of the boats and cottages there.
News was received yesterday of the
death of Mrs. Louise Fargher nee Long
WELL at her home in LaPorte, Ind.
There will be special communication
of Paw Paw Lodge No 25, +. q A. M.
on Tuesday evening, May "a. Work.
A County Pioneer meeting will be
held at BloOmingdale on the ninth of
June at which Coy. Winans will be
present.
Mrs. David Woodman is quite i'll with
inflammation of the bowels and her
daughter, Mrs Crane of Kalamazoo, is
with her.
The Rhodes property on Paw Paw
street was sold at public auction last
Saturday, and was bid in by Rev
Brooks for $500.
Miss Lena Wise came home from
Coolies to take her Saturdays rest this
week. She enjoys her work in the
school there very much.
The Old Folks Picnic of Almena will
be held at b. w. Hipp's on Wednesday
June 1. Meet at 10 a. mn. B.-Young
folks are not excluded.
Mrs Gilbert Hudson, who has been
visiting friends in this vicinity for the
past two weeks, is now spending some
time with friends in town.
The property one mile north of this
village formerly owned by Mrs. +. +
Clark, has been transferred to the
Baptist College at Kalamazoo.
Miss Cora Field, who has been spend
ing several months at st. Augustine, re-
turned last Friday reporting an enjoya.
bic sojourn in the Land of Flowers.
Dan Hurlbut last week sold his dray
business to John Grover, who also re
Gently purchased the Frank Harrison
house on Gremps street and will become
a permanent resident.
Next Sunday morning and evening
there will be union services held by Rev
+. w. Ware of the American Sabbath
Union, who will speak in the interes
of Sabbath observance.
Mrs. Chandler Richards is visiting
her friends in this town, having recently
returned from Springfield, Mo, wher,
her daughter Rena is teaching. Mrs
Il. is not in good health.
The new timetable causes eigh
mails to arrive at the post-of1ice between
twelve and two o'clock which makes
things decidedly lively for Postmaster
Noyes and his assistants.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID. Glidden are NOV
ing their household effects from theil
former home at Big Rapids to Chicago
and have been visiting friends and rela
tiyes here on their way to the World,
Fair city.
Kalamazoo is decidedly "in il, I" at leas
some portions of the city are, wher,
the river has over-flowed its banks anC
submerged the streets to such an exten
as to necessitate row boat for neigh
borly calls.
On Tuesday and Wednesday Crane
Lecturer Clark held Masonic schoo
of instruction, the first day being de
voted to the Chapter and second TO tn,
Blue Lodge. Decatur, Lawton, Law
renee, Hartford, Bangor, Bloomingdale
and Coolies were all well represented
there being special trains on TIL,
narrow pauOp