The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-07-06
Local Department.

Mr. Chas. Rohde spent the Fourth in
Chicago.
Hon. Rob't L. Warren of Detroit was
in town yesterday.
f. A. Crane of Kalamazoo celebrated
the Fourth in Paw Paw.
Ed. and Will. Hawkins of Kalamazoo
spent the Fourth in this place.
There will be services in st. Mary's
church next Sunday, July 10, at 10 a. m.
M. U. Richardson has been appointed
agent for this place for the associated
press.
Early Richmond cherries are in the
market at $1.50 to $500 per crate of 16
quarts.
+. l.. Moe and John Paige are build
ing new house-a fine One-fOr Lewis
Roberts.
Mrs. S. j. Conger and daughter of
San Francisco are guests of Mrs. o. +.
Parker.
Frank Avery spent the Fourth at
Battle Creek, a guest of Mrs. Clara
Hayden Stevens.
Mrs. A. G.. Glidden is enjoying a visit
with her mother, Mrs. G. G.. Bicknell,
of Cedar Springs.
One hundred teachers are in attend
ance at the Summer Normal now in
session in this place.
Frank Van Dyke and wife went to
Niles last Saturday for visit with their
sons Albert and Peter.
Advertised letters: Mr. ID. Chandler,
Mrs. V. Nj. Cornell, Frank w. Cowley.
Mrs. Cushman, Geo w. Griddon.
Mrs. Anna Barton returned last
Thursday from q three weeks visit at
her old home in New York state.
j. c. Dunning and wife of Bay City
arrived the latter part of last week and
remained in town over the Fourth.
Editor Joiner of the Quincy Herald
has been spending few days in town,
the guest of his sister, Mrs. G.. l.. Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nelson went TO
Chicago to spend the Fourth with their
daughter Cora at Mrs. Frank Gilbert's.
Little Elizabeth Whitman left on Fri
day for Toledo where she will spend
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Batchelder.
Miss Nora Dunlap, G.. r. Avery's
milliner, went to her home at Holly on
the Fourth, but will return in time for
the fall trade.
Edison Woodman leaves to-day for
ponies for registration in the Shetland
pony stud book.
Mrs. j. w. Free returned from Ann
Arbor last Friday. Lynn has gone on
a trip around the lakes with party of
fellow students.
w. III. Longwell has been chosen sec
retary of the Democratic County Com
mite in place of Bert p. Bryar removed
from the county.
Miss Mabel Chaffee arrived home
last Thursday from Elk Rapids, from
Gently graduated.
Frank Eaton was at home over Sun
day, leaving Monday morning for Kal-
amazoo, to which place he is assigned
for duty for the present.
Mrs. A. G.. Martin and Miss Lois Will
son leave for the east Friday. They
will stop at Detroit for brief visit
with Miss Luella Waring.
The Il. q 5. IL. r. II. run special
trains to Lake Cora Monday, and many
took advantage of the opportunity to
visit this pleasant resort.
John Buck of Saline, David Buck of
Benton Harbor, and Frank Buck of Do
wagiac, with their wives, came to at
tend the funeral of Percy Buck.
III. w. McCabe's new residence on the
corner of LaGrave and Paw Paw streets
is rapidly nearing completion and will
be the finest in that part of town.
Farmers are bitterly complaining of
a new pest-a species of weevil which
is said TO be destroying the clover bios
SONS; so that no seed can be raised.
DR.. and Mrs f. b. Dunning will leave
for the east next Monday. The doctor
will return in two or three weeks, but
Mrs. ID. will remain for longer period.
Mr.. l.. S. Rector of Chicago spent
Sunday in town, returning Monday
morning with his wife, who had been
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. E.B. Dun
ming.
We note that our exchanges from all
parts of the state take kindly to the can
didacy of Prof E.A Wilson of this place
for membership of the state board of