The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-09-21
Local Department.

r. w. Broughton went to Chicago
Monday.
Mrs Ella Iffland of Laporte, Ind, is
visiting ID. ID. Crofoots family.
Judge Mills of Kalamazoo was in
Paw Paw Monday on professional busi-
ness.
We learn that Mrs. Thos. Galligan is
again sick at the home of her daughter
in Keeler.
jay Cummings returned last week from
and eight weeks visit in the New Eng
land states.
Joe Syke had barn dance last Fri
day night and goodly crowd of young
sters had merry time.
Mrs. G.. l.. Eaton and Marquis left
last Saturday for months visit with
friends in Toledo, Ohio
1t is requested that all contributions
for the Country Fair" be sent in by
Friday noon, if possible.
Mrs. Effie johnson has removed her
dressmaking parlors to the rooms over
Chappell's jewelry store.
Prosecuting Attorney Newman of
Allegan county was in attendance upon
our circuit court Monday.
Barney Odell has rented his farm
near Eagle lake to his son Herbert,
who has taken possession.
Judge Heckert and Mr.. Titus will adj
dress the Republicans at GObleville on
Monday evening" Sept. 26. Turn out.
Henry Null has purchased from j.
w. Free house and lot on Kalamazoo
street, south of the race, and moved
into it.
Miss Madge Osborne opened "a kin
dergarten school on Monday in part
of Frank Thomas residence on Niles
street.
Joseph Davey returned last Friday
from short visit to Elkhart and
Quincey, Mrs. ID. remaining until yes
terday.
Mark Monroe takes a vacation for two
weeks and Bert Green holds down pair
of cases on the Courier during his
absence.
G. w. Young was reelected treasurer
of the Michigan State Ag'l Society at
the election of officers held at Lansing
last week.
The home of &. G.. Shearer of the
Marcellus NelOS was made bright and
happy few days since by the advent
of boy baby.
Ind, who have been sojourning in this
vicinity for several weeks, have re-
turned to their home.
The new Republican wigwam at Ben
ton Harbor was opened last evening,
Hon. Henry. +. Thomas being one of
the principal speakers.
Mrs. n. b. Mckinney of Lawton a
few days since returned from visit
with her daughter, Mrs. G. b. DePue,
at East Helena, Montana.
Rev. Linderman preached from Mrs.
Barton's pulpit Sunday morning, and
Chauncey Tubbs performed the same
Office for Rev. A. e. Jones.
The w. G.. Il. u. will meet with Miss
Lois Wilson Saturday, Sept. "a, at three
p. m. There will be report from
Round the World Missionary.
G.. II. Newton and family of Chicago
are guests at the home of Charley Scott.
Mr.. N. intends spending week or more
in this vicinity, hunting and fishing.
The attractions offered at the Allegan
Fair for this year are the best in the
country and two performances of each
act will be given each day of the fair.
Past Grand Commander Markey of
Port Huron will deliver the address be-
fore the order of X. o. L. NJ. on the
fair grounds at Allegan September Goth.
Jerome Hopkins received telegram
last Friday from Ludington informing
him that his wife was seriously iii
there, and he started at one for that
place.
Rev. j. W. Arney of Saranac, known
as 1.-The horse racing parson," has with
drawn from the Michigan Conference
of the Nj. +. church. He gives up
preaching.
The 42d annual fair of the Hillsdale
agricultural society will be held Oct. 3
to z. Write j. T. Fitzsimmons. sec'v.
Hillsdale, for premium lists and any
other information.
The following young people will take
part in the elocutionarv contest at the
Country Fair" on Friday evening next:
MERIT Conner, Misses Daisy Longwell,
Gertie Buck, Jessie Harrison and Lyle
Buekhout The prise is to be awarded
by the vote of those present.