The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-06-29

home of Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Goodale,
and now little Ralph has sister.
Lucian H. Carlisle is studying law in
the office of Geo. p. Hopkins at Kala-
mazoo, and came over To participate in
our alumni banquet, returning next day.
Miss Gertie Smith of Lawton, who
has just completed her studies at st.
Clair was the guest of her sister Dora
at Mrs. Dan Spicer's part of last
week.
Mrs. j. W. Free went to Ann ArbOr
Monday to join her son Lynn, who has
just concluded postgraduate course
and will this week receive the degree
of LII. b.
Miss Cora Sutton and her niece,
Miss Effie Cornwell, came over from
Lawrence to attend our graduating ex-
ercises and were guests of Mrs l.. w.
Osborne.
We are indebted to j. V. Stevens for
two boxes of luscious Strawberries, also
to ID. ID. Crofoot for sample of his fine
fruit Who would not be an editor in
sunny(D June9
Our Denver letter. appearing in sup
plement to this issue, contains informa-
ton that will be of especial interest to
those who are planning trip to Col
orado next August.
Miss Elva Packer of Hartford, a re-
cent graduate of the shorthand depart
ment at Ann Arbor, is member of the
family of l.. II. Titus and will assist
him in the office for time.
Mrs Mary Sanders of Mine LaMotte,
H. ..,st l. l.
old school friend, Mrs III. S. Williams at
Aberdeen, South Dakota, and will visit
Paw Paw later in the season.
Mrs Hattie Coman of Chicago, who
sang SO sweetly at the Thursday and
Friday evening exercises, is niece of
Mr.. G.. l.. Eaton and spent the two days
of her stay here at the home of the
latter.
A winsOme lassie of three years whose |
mother is dead, has found safe and
happy shelter in the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. b. f. Heckert, and now the Judge |
is putting on very paternal cast of
cOuntenance.
The newly elected officers of our
Alumni Association are as follows:-
President, David Dillon; 1st vice. .presi- |
dent, Lois Wilson; I'd vice-president
Gertrude Buck; sec'y, Belle Gremps;
treasurer, Lena Wise.
On Tuesday morning. June %, Mrs |
Elizabeth Hall, wife of Calvin Hall, laid |
down life's burdens after bearing them
for three score and seven years. Her
death was the result of pneumonia and |
the funeral will be held on Thursday.
Misses Belle and Matte Tanner were
among the class of '02 at our State
Normal, and the former with her
mother has been spending several
days with her friends here. We un-
derstand that Miss Matte and her father
are coming later.
A little babe born last week to Mr..
and Mrs Levi Libby closed its short
span of life in three days, and two days
afterward the mother followed her lit
tie one to "that bourne whence no
traveller eer returns" The funeral was
from the house Thursday forenoon.
Miss Cora Ruggles returned to Hart
for yesterday after several days spent
among her many friends here She
says she enjoys life at Duluth, and no
"forlOrn looks" now give any hint of
her recent illness. She expects to
return to her Northern field of labor in
August.
Miss Gertrude Snow will be here
during the summer for a term of ten |
weeks Those wishing to make ar
rangements for lessons on piano or
organ may leave word at this office.
The term will open soon after the
Fourth and close in September with
public recital.
Mrs. l.. S. Rector formerly Miss Dol
lie BOynton, last Tuesday came from
her home in Roseland, Chicago, to the
home of her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Dunning, in
search of rest and strength, having re-
Gently been i'll. We are glad to report
that she is rapidly convalescing. Her
husband came with her, but was oblig-
ed to return next day.
The first pole-raising of the campaign
was celebrated at the residence of Hon. |
G. l.. Eaton last Saturday, and from the |
top of pole 60 feet high streamer
now floats to the breeze, bearing the |
names of those who will guide our ship
of state through another four years |
cruise. 1t is unnecessary to add that
they are Harrison and Reid.
The Kalamazoo training school made
pressing variation from Jne mack
neyed subjects of graduating essays in
taking the Worlds Fair as the theme
for discussion by its fair girl graduates,
who treated of the grounds, state build
ings, foreign and educational exhibits,
womans work, dedicatory exercises,
and educational value of the great ex
position. The result is said to have
been highly entertaining.
DR.. Frank Rice, son of MIR. and Mrs.
Norman Rice, on June 81 had the title
of M. ID. conferred upon him by the
Faculty of the Medical Department of
the Central University of Kentucky.
He will now take needed vacation,
going first to St Louis and Mine La
Motto, Mo, for visit with his sisters
10 and Mary, later coming with them
to Paw Paw for family reunion at the
old home south of town.
A very sudden death occurred near
the Lee school house last Thursday.
Nathan Baker, a resident of that vicin-
itv for more than three score years