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

then show your interest by going t,
hear il.
D A Mrs. Tenny of Martin Corners ha
come to Paw Paw for treatment by DIR
D Hamilton, which shows the confidence
resposed in the doctors skill at hi,
former home.
People from Hartford, Lawrence
Mattawan, Lawton, South Haven, and
BlOomingdale, helped to swell the
audience that gathered to hear DR.
Gunsaulus lecture.
There will be no services ut the First
Baptist church next Sunday as Mr.
Bailey attends the Y Nj. G.. A. at Ian.
sing, but Sunday school and prayer
meeting will be held as usual
ii. X. Pattengill, candidate for Supt.
OF Public instruction on the Republi-
can ticket, made rousing speech at
the Lawton Town Hall Saturday even
ing that Knocked all the props from
under free traders.
Pearl Free went on Sunday hunt
and left two of his front teeth in the
woods, kicked out by his gun which is
evidently "agin" Sabbath breaking
His lip was likewise so badly torn as to
require sewing up by the doctor.
The serene and painless death of Eng
lands poet-laureate in that moonlighted
chamber with dear ones close at hand
and his finger marking passage in a
favorite volume OF Shakespeare, was as
calm and peaceful AS the poetry which
immortaizes his name.
AT the annual meeting of the Ladies'
| &C d. 4.
the following officers were chosen for
President; Mrs. VIM. Gorton, Vice Pres
ident; Mrs. Edgar Foster, Secretary;
Mrs. Eugene Foster, Treasurer.
AT matinee to come off at the Cleve-
land Bay Horse Co.'S grounds on Satur-
day afternoon next, the following races
are already filed: Three. minute, g.
year-old, 2:45 class, 2:30 class, running
race, bicycle race (best in 5, half-mile
beats, and probably one OF more foot
races.
DR.. Henry F. Thomas the next Con-
gresham from the Fourth Congressional
District, is making friends wherever he
goes, and the people regardless of party
are fast becoming convinced that he
will honor the seat so long and ably
filled by Hon j. G.. Burrows. -Dowagiac
Republican.
1t was decreed by Pope Leo XIII
that special religious services should be
held in all Catholic churches in America
on Oct. 12, in thanksgiving for the
many blessings bestowed on our coun-
try in the last 400 years, and in obedience
solemn High Mass was held this
morning in st. Mary's church at eight
O'Clock
Our Firemen are arranging for big
Columbian dance at the Rink on the
evening of October 81, and all lovers of
the light fantastic" should turn out and
help the boys to make it one of the
events of the season Every one knows
what inspiring strains Buck IL Geer's
orchestra can produce, and that it will
be a gala time, goes without saying.
A gentleman representing Milo b.
Stevens & Co, pension attorneys, can
be seen at the Dyckman House, Paw
Paw, on Monday, Oct. II, and at the
Hartford hotel in Hartford, Tuesday,
Oct. Is. Persons desirous of obtaining
information concerning pensions, boun-
ties &c, or wishing services of said attor-
neys, should remember the date.
The death of Peter Harwick on the
4th instant was not reported to us i'm
time for last weeks paper He was
one of Antwerp's oldest residents and
together with his good wife was widely
known and respected. His death
following so soon after that of Mrs
Harwick, reunited couple who were
devoted to one another through long
and happy welded life.
Mrs. j. G.. Stone of Cleveland, Ohio
will speak at Hawley school house
Bangor, Wednesday Oct. 12; Wood
school house Bangor, Thursday evening
Oct. ID; Maple Grove school house,
South Haven, Friday evening Oct. IA;
Kibbie, Saturday evening Oct. 10; Laco-
Town Hall, Tuesday evening Oct. 1S;
and Bloomingdale, Wednesday even
ing Oct. 49,
Mrs. Lucy Whelan of Brockport, n
Y an aunt of A. L. Anderson, has been
visiting here and was last Thursday
summoned home by telegram an
nouncing the sudden death of her
mother at Leroy, N Y Mr.. Anderson's
father had started the Tuesday before
for visit to this aged mother and was
SnOckeu on MS arrival 10 Hnu ner gone
beyond "that bourne whence no
traveller e'er returns"
A pleasant little surprise was perpe-
trated upon Mrs. T. X. Harrison last
Saturday evening, on the occasion of
her Goth birthday. Her sister Mrs.
Eggleston, who is visiting here, was the
chief conspirator, and about thirty
friends and neighbors assisted in max
ing a merry time and in disposing of
the peaches and cream and other dan-
ties that were served. Some tokens of
love from the children serve as memen-
toes of this pleasant episode.
Just 400 people listened to the wonder
full word-painting of Dr. Gunsaulus. at
the Christian church Monday evening
and all, so far as we have heard, seem
to be of one opinion and declare that,
as an orator, Gunsaulus eXcels any one
ever yet heard in Paw Paw, The spell
of his eloquence wreathed the dry, ms
toric facts with poetic garlands ana
made the heroes of centuries agone TO
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