The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-10-12
Local Department.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Duncombe o
Keeler Sundayed in town.
The Gobleville Glee Club was loudly
cheered on Friday evening.
Editor Becraft of the Dowagiac Re
publican called on us Yesterday.
A F. Hayes left yesterday for Valpa
raiso, Neb. on visit to his sister.
Mrs. j. l. Breck is entertaining hel
friend, Mrs. Reidsema of Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Porter A. Dean is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Cook, in South Haven
Mrs. Seward Hawkins of Kalamazoo
made brief business visit here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.. Nash spent Sun.
day in Kalamazoo, the guests of Frank
| RawSon.
Mrs. Charlotte Dodd of Hastings is
making a two weeks visit with Mrs. M
A. Welch.
Mrs. Betsy Hungerford of Appleton,
Wisconsin, is visiting her nephew,
A. j. Sabin.
Two nieces and nephews of Mrs.
Sarah Avery came over from Decatur
to visit her last week.
The turnout at the Friday evening
speaking was remarkably good consider
ing the inclemency of the weather.
Large crowds attended the Dowagiac
Fair last week and the exhibits are said
to have surpassed all previous years.
w. w. Windle, bicycler of Spring
field, Mass. has beaten Nancy Hanks
best record of 2:04 by making mile in
2:02 3-5.
The Woodman chair factory is in full
blast, 344 chairs having been manu-
factured and shipped within the last
ten days.
We were unable to attend the social
at +. McEntees', but those who were
present report a nice time and substan-
tial returns.
Both morning and evening services
will be held at ST. Marks Chapel next
Sunday, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Rippey
of Muskegon.
Mr. and Mrs w. V. Sage are settled
down to their years work at the Uni
versity and report themselves well
pleased at the outlook.
Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Bullard and son
Ed. of Niles arrived last Friday and
will visit among their many friends
here until Monday next.
South Haven citizens are taking hold
of the Columbus Day program with a
will and Hon. A. 5. Dyckman is to rem
der an original poem prepared for the
occasion.
The beautiful bouquet which decorat-
ed the speakers desk at the Republican
meeting last Friday evening, testified
to the good Republican principles of
Mrs. j. Il. Clapp,
Geo. Prater of Gliddenburg is prov
ing one of our most successful fruit
growers and has just finished market
ing thousand bushels of peaches of
the variety known as golden drop"
The little stranger who arrived at the
home of Rev. Edward Warren last Fri
day night received a warm welcome,
especially from little Edith who thinks
baby sister the incest thing in the
world.
Mrs. c. III. Smith, Jr. of Hartford
Conn who has been enjoying summers
visit from her mother, Mrs. Kimball of
this place, accompanied the latter home
arriving Friday, and will stay several
weeks.
Purchasers of lecture tickets should
be sure to put these bits of paste-board
in safe place, as the Association has
voted not to replace any lost tickets.
If you lose your ticket, it is the same as
lost money.
r. NJ. Buck, Post Commander, desires
all members of Brodhead Post G.. A. II.
to meet at the post room promptly at 8
a. m. on Friday, Oct. 2lst, for the pur-
pose of participating in the exercises of
Columbus Day.
Judge Heckert, in response to an in
vitation from the chairman of the Fourth
District congressional committee, will
speak at Buchanan on Friday evening
of this week, at Pokhagon on the 10th
and at Niles on the Goth inst.
For the past two weeks the Rev. G..
Z. Linderman has been holding revival
meetings with the West Oshtemo
church, of which Rev. /. T.. Bates is pas
tor. Last Sabbath twelve were baptized
and the work is still going on.