The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-06-01
Local Department.

Dell Rogers and wife of Kalamazoo
were in town Wednesday
h. Nj. Buck will execute vouchers, pay
checks, and no extra charge.
Matinee at Harry Showermau's store
every day in the week. See his adv.
w. G.. L. U. will meet at the home of
Mrs. II. A. Cole Saturday, June 3d, at
2:30 p. m.
Misses Bertha and Lena Wise enter
tain the graduating class this friday
evening.
Mr. q. A. Barnes of Union City, Pa,
is visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity
The Coterie will meet with Mrs. Ed
ward Warren Wednesday, June 9Th.
Subject: Magazine Review.
Special convocation Paw Paw Chap
ter No. "a, h. A. NJ, Monday evening,
June A. Work in II. A. degree.
We are glad to be able to state that
Mrs. j. j. Woodman is improving, and
the prospects of full recovery of her
health are reassuring.
The Bb club Wednesday night closed
its series of evenings" at Mrs. Brough-
tons, on which occasion an exception
ally fine program was rendered.
Fruit growers will be pleased to learn
that Free & Hagerman will keep on
hand for sale a full line of the noted
Benton Harbor fruit packages. Leave
orders at the mill.
Mr.. |. A. Whitman went to Marcellus
few days ago and placed the apex, an
eagle, upon the top of the soldiers
monument erected by him for the GEM
etery at that place.
The shoe department at Sellick's is
as usual stocked TO repletion with all
the latest styles in ladies' wear, while
the serviceable wears for men and boys
is fully up to the standard of this relia-
BILE house.
We received a call few days since
from one of the prominent Republicans
of Geneva, who informs us that that
township will unit in the support of
the candidacy of Mr.. Gilbert Mitchell
for county treasurer.
The series of dances being given by
Mr.. A. ID. Ferguson at the new resort,
Lakeside Park" are spoken of as very
pleasant affairs. The attendance is re-
markable for the entire absence of any
thing of a rowdyish element
The quarterly District meeting of the
Christian church will be held at this
place June 7-10. Many able papers
will be read, addresses delivered, and
all features of the occasion will be of q
highly entertaining character.
The Disciple church will observe
Children's day next Sunday morning
An entertainment, THE Little Cru
saders" and an address on christian
Heroism" will constitute the program
of the morning. You are invited
The ladies of the Third Division of
strawberry tea in the church parlors on
Friday, June 9Th. Hot biscuit and
strawberries with other refreshments
Supper from half past five to eight.
All those interested in educational
matters will of course bear in mind and
make arrangements for the forthcoming
Teachers Institute ut South Haven,
which is intended to be made the most
interesting event of its kind ever held
in the county.
The Farmers Union club will meet at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs John Smith
OH Wednesday next, but not in the
evening, as we were made to say last
week, and for which careless error Mrs.
Zielie, the secretary, gives us a we'll
deserved scolding.
DR.. w. w. Kergan, of the o. +. Mil
Ter Rupture Treatment institution of
Detroit, represented that concern here
as per previous announcement, and
had many callers. The doctor is
genial, companionable gentleman, and
leaves pleasant impressions with all
who meet him.
Our correspondents are entitled to an
apology from us for the absence of their
local items from this issue. Being fa-
vored with copy of Judge Heckert's
it, although it necessitated the yielding
up of all the space usually so well filled
by our county correspondents.
About twenty-five members of Brod-
head Post G.. A. X. drove out to Almena
Wednesday and assisted in the exer-
cises of Memorial day at that place.
An excellent program had been pre-
pared and the ladies had left nothing
undone that would add to the interest
of the occasion. A large concourse of
people was present and everything
passed off smoothly.
The Memorial services at the Dis
ciple church last Sunday were of very
interesting character. The address by
Rev. Edward Warren is pronounced
one of the finest ever listened to on
similar occasion by Paw Paw audience,
while the singing by a male quartet
was simply superb. Over fifty veterans
of the e.. A. X. attended and occupied
reserved seats in the front and center
of fhe house