The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-11-02

twenty years old and it is said he can.
not live.
Ocobock Bros have made sweeping
meats, as will he seen by reference 10
their new adv. in this paper. OF course
they keep nothing but the best.
Attention is directed to the card on
this page of Cooper a. Fosters bakery
and restaurant. Their place is as neat
as wax, and the ladies in charge know
how to entertain their customers.
Mr.. L. A. Dawson of Minneapolis has
purchased and taken possession of the
Lew. Roberts barber shop. He has
brought his family here and intends to
make this place his permanent home.
Charles johnson, prominent citizen
of Hartford, 20 years of age, shot him
self through the lung last Saturday
morning with suicidal intent, prompted
thereto by domestic and financial diff
culties.
Van Buren, County Grange will hold
its next meeting with Lawrence grange
Nov. Sth. AS this is the annual meets
ing, all members are requested to be
present Hamilton grange will furnish
program.
If some gentleman feels himself ag-
grieved over hat transaction at the
age Tuesday evening, he can be put in
statu quo by returning the offending
head gear to this office.
Judge Heckert will close the political
campaign at Lawton tomorrow (Satur-
day evening by an address at Town
Hall. The judge is forceful, logical
speaker, and we have no doubt he will
be given rousing reception.
Farmers should look to securing their
apples and hurry them in to the evapo-
rator, as the season is well advanced.
Trescott q Remington are paying, and
have been all through the season, more
money for apples than any concern in
this or adjoining counties.
A man claiming to be Cole Younger,
and to have been connected with the
Jesse James gang in the west, has been
lecturing in country schoolhouses in
Cass county. Last Saturday he went
down to Cassopolis and got drunk, and
finally landed in Jail.
Snow Bros have sold one of their fa-
nous hOt-air tubular furnaces to the
Protestant Methodist society of South
east Porter for the new church which
they are building. Hot air heating
seems to give satisfaction. See testi-
monial of K. l.. Warner.
"The Mother in the Home" will be
the topic at the next mothers meeting,
which will be held in the parlors of the
pa OF oh Th.ro1axr No.
at 2:30 p. m. Not mothers only are
welcome, but all persons interested in
young people and children.
Married, at the Nj. Z. parsonage on
the 25th ult., Frank w. Traver and
M. Pierce, both of Hartford,
Rev. w. r. Stinchcomb officiating At
the same place on the Goth ult., by the
same officiating Clergyman, Nathaniel
II. Disbro and Lucy +. Adams, both of
Bangor.
Mrs. G. l.. Eaton gave card party
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Anger of Lansing, who has been her
guest for week or more. Many of
our best society young people were
present to evidence their respect for
and bid goodbye to Miss Anger, who
left yesterday for her home.
Sellck this week gives his patrons
little "plain talk on familiar subjects"
such as falling leaves and whistling
winds, and what we may expect to fol-
low in their wake-cold weather. He
also points ont way of reducing the
of the chilly blasts to the
minimum at small outlay of cash.
Read their new adv.
ID. b. Wait and III. j. Loveland claim
TO be champions of this township with
hook and line, having caught within
three days 107 pounds of fish, the last
day landing pickerel weighing 23s lbs.
This monster was on exhibition at j. G..
Warmers market yesterday, and is said
to be the largest specimen ever taken
from our neighboring lakes. The guests
at the Dyckman will dine off this big
fellow to-day.
The Populist meetings, advertised to
be held here Tuesday afternoon and
evening, failed to materialize. There
were three enthusiastic popocrats from
Lawrence township in waiting all day
for the promised liable and eloquent
speakers" but as none showed up, they
sorrowfully wended their wsy home
WdTuS, pTODdUly ndll ptTSuducu ludI III
Sui. Cook was elected to Congress he
would forget to go.
Mrs. Allie V. Hewson of this place
Van Buren, county at the
w. G.. L. u. district convention, held at
last week. She reported six
unions in good working order in -the
also the death during the past
year of two prominent workers in the
Cady of Lawrence and
Miss Anna Carlisle of Mattawan. Miss
Amanda Branch of Lawrence was re-
elected treasurer of the district union.
Sunday ball playing has been indulg-
eel in at Dowagiac the entire season,
Notwithstanding the earnest remon-
STRANGE of pulpit, press, and the better
class of citizens. Last Sunday after
noon, while engaged in a game, Charles
Henwood was accidentally killed by his
brother Albert. The latter was playing
first base, and for some purpose had an
open knife in his hand, when Charles
ran into him, the knife penetrating his
heart and causing instant death.
Ira Cole, an old and esteemed resi-
dent, died at his home in this village
on Saturday, Oct. 20, after lingering
illness, aged SO years, months and 13
days. His wife and two sons survive