The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-12
Local Department.

i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. &. w. Young went to Lansing on
business Wednesday.
Mr.. Mart Westcott of Gobleville was
among our callers Tuesday.
The b flat club will meet with Mrs.
Nj. ID. Buskirk this evening.
Hon. G.. ID. Lawton made us a neigh
borly visit Tuesday forenoon.
Mrs. f. A. Blackman of Hillsdale is
n guest at the home of her brother, III.
A. Cole
Free & Hagerman are building fine
horse barn for Fr. Mulcahy on the rec
tory lots.
The w. G.. Il. u. will meet with Mrs
Josie Snow on Thursday, Oct. 18th, at
2:30 p. m.
Hon. A. j. Mills of Kalamazoo was in
Paw Paw on professional business last
Saturday
Mrs. DR.. Critchlow is enjoying visit
with her sister, Mrs. Lottie Neithamer,
from Ann Arbor.
The first snow of the season, for
Michigan, is reported to have fallen at
Ironwood Monday.
Hon. j. w. Miles of Iowa and his
wife, who is sister of Judge Heckert,
are here for brief visit.
Mrs. Bartlett of Elkhart and Mrs.
Goodrich of Mattawan were recent
guests of Mrs. G. l.. Eaton.
The advertisement of a new factory
for Paw Paw will appear in this paper
next week. Look out for it.
Seward & Marshall can give valua-
bic hints on remedying defects in heat
ing apparatus. See their adv.
Married, by Justice w. r. Snrine on
the Goth ult., VIM. McGlaughlin and
Tensia Root, both of Gobleville.
The members of the M &. l.. are re-
quested to meet with the president,
Mrs. Thayer, on Friday, Oct. 10.
Snow Bros have received an order
from Mr.. V. III. Dilley of Lacota for
one of their famous hot-air furnaces.
Paw Paw and Goblevile play another
match game of base ball for $50 side
and gate receipts at Gobleville next
Friday.
Mrs. Edgar Adriance, who has been
visiting relatives in Nebraska for some
weeks past, is expected home during
the present week.
On Wednesday Lester Brewer picked
a fully ripe red raspberry at his fruit
farm just south of this village, and also
found strawberries in bloom.
The Coterie will meet at the home of
Mrs. II. l.. Mcneil Wednesday, Oct II.
Topic: Science. Hereafter the library
will be open from until . p. m.
Every housekeeper who thinks of pur-
chasing cook stove this fall, should
inspect the stock of j. III. Waters IL Co.
before buying. Prices the lowest.
Mr.. and Mrs. N .B Mckinney of Law.
ton lett Tuesday for Helena, Montana,
| for a three or four weeks visit with
their daughter, Mrs. G.. b. DePue.
On Saturday last, in this village, Mr..
Walter A. Smith and Miss Eliza Hope
of Geneva township were united in
marriage by Justice w. X. Shrine.
Hon. Andrew e.. Curtin, Pennsylva-
| MAS famous war governor, died at his
home in Bellefontaine, Pa, last Sunday
morning. He was born in that place in
| 1915.
A number of the little friends of Miss
Maudie Whitford were entertained by
her to tea Tuesday evening, her sister
Kittie acting as hostess for the occa.
sion.
j. +. Chandler and Dave Noyess took
day off and went hunting Monday
| The fruits of the chase were five fox
squirrels, one wood duck and nineteen
| miles travel.
Judge Buck denied the motion for a
new trial in the Ned. Rathbun case,
and Rathbun's attorneys take il to the
supreme court on bill of exceptions
before judgment.
At the Third congressional district
Democratic convention, held Monday
at Battle Greek, Hon. N III. Stewart
of Kalamazoo was nominated for con-
gress by acclamation.
The circuit court for this county ad-
journed last Saturday for the reason
that the term for Kalamazoo was to
open Monday. Considerable unfinished
business goes over TO the November
term.
A number of the retail grocers of
Kalamazoo have petitioned the board
of supervisors asking for a division of
|
poor. And why should it not be di-
vided?
Many of our subscribers have been
accustomed to paying in wood for their
paper. A few cords of dry hard wood,
brought in right away, would be very
acceptable just at this time. Will our
friends bear this in mind.
Rev Stinchcomb was taken suddenly
and seriously i'll with some stomach
difficulty Immediately after the morn
ing services at his church last Sunday,
but the attack readily yielded to treat
ment and he is now all right.
Messrs. Trescott d Remington have
put in repair the cider press in the base
ment of the Mason mill, and are work
ing up certain class of apples into
vinegar. They buy anything in shape