The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-12-28

in Kalamazoo.
Lew. Churchill is moving into G. A.
Lambersons house.
L. +, Churchill and wife were in Kal-
amamaZoo over Christmas.
Mrs Houghton has returned home
from her visit in Kalamazoo.
Joe and Rile Chilson of Jonesborough
Ark, were in town Christmas.
Mrs. G.. w. Myers of Hillsdale is Wis
iting friends and relatives here.
r. g. Chamberlain is home from Kali
amaZoo college TO spend the holidays.
Master Harold Heron of Kalamazoo
spent the holidays with Yves. and Mate.
Bert Sisson and wife of So. Haven
ate Christmas dinner at S. I'll. Baldwin's.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Howard of Kala-
mazoo spent Christmas at Shop. Bald
wins.
Harry Heron and Miss Eva Lyle are
home from Hillsdale for IL two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. n. Bailey of Hastings visited
her son Ed. Bailey and family over
Christmas.
Harvey Slonaker has returned TO
Lansing after IA few days visit here
with his family.
Seymour Walker and wife visited
Mrs. Walkers parents at South Haven
over Christmas.
Harry Huff is spending his vacation
at home from Ann Arbor, where he is
attending school.
School has closed for the holiday va
cation. The winter term will open on
the 9TH of January.
Z. b. Swck and wife of Chicago have
been visiting at Henry Whelpley's, two
miles south of town.
Master Roy Webster has been spend
ing Christmas and few days with
relatives in Lawton.
Laud Buck is at home for two
weeks vacation from Parsons business
college, Kalamazoo.
Harley ID. Long of Chicago is spend
ing the holidays here visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Long.
About twenty members of the Myers
family ate Christmas dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. p. M. Brown at Pine Grove.
w. +. Stedman and wife of Fennville
have been here few days visiting
friends They will return home the first
of next week
f. W. Myers and family have gone to
Lacota for few days visit, after which
he will return to Hillsdale, where he is
employed rs clerk for his brother
G.. w.
The two Sunday schools held Christ
mas trees on Monday eve. Both were
well patronized and many beautiful and
useful presents were received. The ex-
ercies were short and well rendered.
The families of }. L., M. w., and f.
w. Clement and Il. e. Myers spent
family of South Haven. A Christmas
tree was had i'm the evening for the
children.
The Union School Lecture Course
opens the series on Friday evening,
Jan. 4th, at the Baptist church by DR..
A. r. Wolff. Subject: "The Irrepress-
ible Conflict" The DR.. comes highly
recommended and should be well pat
roniZed
We mentioned in our last weeks
items the going To her home in Muske-
gon of Miss Nellie Coleman, and what
at that time was mistrusted seems to
have proven reality, as one of our
towns boys has this week departed i'm
the same direction Report is that the
knot was tied on Christmas, and Miss
Coleman becomes Mrs Knowlton
Cheney. Congratulations
The Knights Of Pythias and families
TO the number of fifty or more held
farewell party at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs e.. A. Lamberson on Wednes-
day evening of last week. Refresh
ments were served by the ladies and
general good time had. Mr.. LANDER
son is moving his family to Paw Paw
this week and completing preparations
so as to enter upon his new duties as
sheriff the first of January. The hest
wishes of host of friends go with them
IN their now home