The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-19
Local Department.

TO the Buckeyes.
The b flat club will meet with Miss
Maggie Bryar this evening.
Miss Mertie Noyes is confined to the
house with sprained ankle.
Rev James Rivard of Kalamazoo was
Il guest at the Rectory Monday.
Mr.. A. II. Holmes of Dansville, Ky,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Stevens
Carpenters, painters and brick and
stone masons are in demand these days
A little daughter of Ira Salisbury is
seriously i'll with fever of typhoid
nature.
Special communication of Paw Paw
Lodge No 25, F. d A. Nj. Work in Ord
degree.
Mr.. and Mrs n F. Hooper of Decatur
visited at the home of Editor Cole yes
terday.
Rev. j. w. Bancroft of Hastings will
hold services ut st. Marks church on
Sunday, Nov A.
Born, TO Mr. and Mrs. Will Warner
of Sandstone, on the Both ult., girl
baby; weight y lbs.
Mrs Bertha Harrington has been on
the sick list for the past week, but we
learn she is cOnvalescing
Geo. VanNess and wife of Petoskey
have recently been visiting friends in
in this place and vicinity.
Mr.. Gilbert Mitchell of Geneva, our
next county treasurer, was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Willie Butler now drives nice, COW
cred milk wagon, but he furnishes the
staple at the same old price.
Master Carlos Cole accompanied his
aunt Lotie Blackman home to Hillsdale
the other day for a short visit.
Sheriff Thomas new residence (the
old G. +. Allen homestead) is beginning
TO take on modern appearance.
ii. Y. Finch of Allegan and G.. +.
Kingsley of Kalamazoo have each or
dered Snow Bros hot.air furnace.
The Teachers Reading Circle will
meet with Miss Lena Wise tomorrow
Saturday evening at seven O'Clock.
Holmes q Bisborrow say the demand
for the wonderful Falls City Coffee Pot
increases as it becomes better known.
John Burns will run closed vehicle
to connect with all trains on the Cen
tral at Lawton. See his card on this
page.
Though there are no regular services
at the Presbyterian church for the pres
ent, yet the Sunday school meets at ~
O'Clock us usual.
Anson Jones, formerly and for many
years a resident of Paw Paw, died at
his home in Texas township Monday
evening, aged 73 years.
Justice w. r. Shrine has moved his
Office to the rooms over Hawkins IL
Grimes brokers office, directly oppo-
site the Dyckman House.
Mr.. S. III. Blackman has been in
Grand Rapids the most of the week in
attendance upon the meeting of the
Odd Fellows grand lodge.
Married, at the NJ. +. parsonage on
Grace +. Dewel, both of Kendalls, Rev.
w. Il. Stinchcomb officiating.
Mr. Fred Bilsborrow has gone to AL
bion, where he has property interests,
and will hereafter divide his time be-
tween that city and Paw Paw.
Harry Showerman says his great dis
count sale is reducing his stock so fast
that he will have to buy more goods to
finish the season out. See his adv.
On the 10th inst, at his office in this
village, Justice w. X. Shrine united in
marriage Alexander Alvey of Antwerp
and Miss Ida Brandon of Joliet, Ill.
j. A. Waters & Co. announce in their
new adv to-day that they are "strictly
in" the stove business and don't allow
anybody or any firm to undersell them.
Geo. r. Addison has established him
/ self in this place for the manufacture of
cigars of all grades, and solicits local
patronage. His factory is over Dansby's
! fruit store.
Master Joseph Thorpe is authority on
photography in the grammar room,
having "downed" the whole school in
spelling contest last Thursday, winning
two prizes thereby.
The members and friends of the Nj. +.
church will give a reception and dona-
ton to Rev. w. X. Stinchcomb and
family at the parsonage this friday
evening. All are invited.
Comrade +. j. Miller sent to this
office Monday morning a twig from a
Siberian crab tree in his yard which
was in full bloom and untouched by the
heavy frost of the preceding night.
Special attention is called to what
Seward a. Marshall have to say in their
adv about "pipes that don't smoke"
There is nothing nearer perfection than
n ctoon and watpr heating plant