The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-09-14
Local Department.

| Miss Rene Waters is quite i'll with
lung trouble.
A. c. rides an elegant new "Col-
umbia" bicycle.
Chris. Young of GObleville made us a
pleasant call Monday.
Miss Eta Allen of Lawrence is again
attending our public school.
Late planted potatoes aud sweet corn
are doing nicely since the recent rains.
Mrs. Ed. Foster is at Lansing, del
egate To the state convention of the l..
o. Il. Nj.
The Bloomingdale team will play the
Paw Paws on the grounds of the latter
next Tuesday.
The w CT L. will meet at the home
of Mrs. Renwick this friday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
The old lady Hennessey fell upon the
corner of a table one day this week,
fracturing rib.
Charlie johnson and wife Of GOble-
vile were calling on old friends in Paw
Paw Wednesday
Van Buren county is developing a
goOdly number of orators, and they are
not all lawyers, either
Mrs. Lemon, who has been visiting
her brother |. w. Van Fossen, will re-
turn east next Tuesday.
r. w. Broughton will remove to the
Kilburn IL Hudson store about Oct. /.
See his adv. for particulars.
l. W. Van FOssen is one of the jurors
in the United States court at Grand
Rapids for the October term.
Ed. Baldwin, former Paw Paw boy,
died last Sunday night at the home of
his brother Harry in Dowagiac.
Rev Jones of the Nj. f. church is at
conference We are informed that he
does not expect to be returned here.
The survivors of the 10Th Mich. Inf
will hold their regular annual reunion
at DOwagiac on the 10Th and Goth inst.
We regret to announce the death at
her home in Keeler, on Friday last, of
Mrs. Jas. +. burden, after prolonged
illness.
Mr.. f. A. Sheldon and wife of Shia-
wasse county came out here to attend
the funeral of their cousin, Lorenzo b.
Sheldon.
The ladies of the Christian church of
Almena will serve ice cream at the
church Friday evening, Sept. 2l. AL
are invited
Trescott IL Remington occupy the
building opposite the opera house as
packing and storage house for their
evaporated fruit
Mr.. r. j. Cav anaugh has removed
l.. a. Il.
First National Bank formerly occupied
by +. r. Annable.
Mr. and Mrs l.. q. Ocobock rejoice
in the advent in their home of an
S-pound girl baby, born Wednesday
morning. All we'll
Married "Wednesday morning at St.
Mary's church, by Rev Fr ID Mulcahy,
Stephen More of Almena and Miss Julia
Rooney of Paw Paw
Sheriff Thomas was out on the street
Tuesday for the first time in over
month, and bears unmistakable evi-
dences of much suffering.
Seward IL Marshall have seasonable
word to say this week with regard to
hot boxes and saving rigs. See their
adv. and give them call.
Rattlesnakes are allowed to run at
large in the streets of Marcellus and
bite the unsuspecting bovines which
are quietly grazing therein.
1t is reported that Albert Moore of
Arlington, who was shot by his son-in-
law, Will Broadwell some weeks since,
is in fair way to- recovery.
Mr.. William Long and wife, and their
sons Will and Henry, are all sick with
fever, while the daughter Lizzie is suf
fering from some other malady.
The b flat club will meet with Miss
Clara Anderson at 7:30 sharp this (Fri-
day. evening, where all members are
requested to meet Prof. Churchill.
The too much married Cora Haynes
Harris s-Shetlield pleaded guilty to big
amy in the circuit court Tuesday morn
ing. She has not yet been sentenced.
Longwell will sell large quantity of
personal property at the Dyckman
House tomorrow. Sale commences at
10 q. IN.
Mr. A. G.. Glidden left Tuesday night
for Detroit to attend a meeting of the
State Board of Agriculture and, incl
dentally, take IA look through the State
Fair grounds.
Married, at the home of the bride in
this village, on Wednesday evening,
Sept. 18th, Mr. +. G.. Thayer and Miss
Louise Bilsborrow, Rev. +. II. Harvey
of Detroit officiating.
The fame of Sellick's carpets and cur
tains seems to have reached Hartford,
as he shipped n large bill of those
goods to that place last week. See
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