The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-11-01

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Vicksburg
Cora Robinson returned from Benton
Harbor, Sunday.
Leon Virgins has been spending a
few days at home. AZ
The Longfellow Club met with Ellie
II. Agrell, Wednesday.
Hattie Spicer of South Haven is visit
ing old friends in town.
Dir. Barnard returned Sunday from
his trip To Wisconsin and Chicago.
Miss Linda Conklin of Dowagiac was
in town Saturday, soliciting class in
painting
Matte Feegles of South Haven is
visiting her cousin, Nina Feegles OF
this place.
Mrs. Ella Moulton is entertaining
her daughter, Mrs. Newton Greenman
of Decatur.
Mr. X. Webster, who has been ill for
several months, died Sunday evening
at o o'clock.
The Methodist Sunday school will
give harvest home Entertainment
Thanksgiving evening.
Mrs. Drew and daughter Fern of
Paw Paw spent Sunday with her sister
in-law, Mrs. Leora A. Drew.
Mrs. j. Lawrence of Ohio is visiting
her cousins, Mrs j IL Kelly, +. +. and
IL. f. Rowland and their families.
Mrs. John Robinson was called to
Detroit last week, by telegram an
nouncing the death of her brother.
Chas. Hathaway will go north next
week on a hunting expedition. He
says he'll eat venison next Wednesday.
Carrie Plopper and Mabel King went
to Grand Haven last week, where they
will start a dressmaking establishment.
Jay Alden started Monday for an ex-
tended visit with his brother i'm Ohio,
after which he will visit his old home
in New York.
News received from l.. 5. Shaver last
week states he is in Georgia and will
probably reach the colony the latter
part of this week
Fourteen Lawrence Maccabees visited
the Hartford tent last Saturday. Eight
new members were initiated at Hartford
and the tent is in a flourishing cOndi-
ton.
The Baptist ladies surprised Mrs.
Bailey last Saturday by giving her a
pound social The ladies carried well
filled baskets and took tea with the
lady.
The first regular meeting of the
Phoenix Debating Society will be held
to-day; question for discussion, IRE
solved, That the blue laws should be in
forced"
Maps of Galilee were produced by
the Methodist Sunday school last Sun
day. The judges decided that the one
drawn by Ethel Cooper was the best.
Next Sunday maps of Samaria will be
drawn.
About 80 friends and neighbors call
ed on Gran Crawford last Saturday
evening to remind him of his fiftieth
birthday. The memory of the evening
of Oct. 26 will always remain with him,
filled with pleasant recollections.
Mary Myers and Sarah Clark, twin
sisters, aged 81 years, were in town
Friday. These aged ladies lives alone
on farm near Reynolds Lake, do
their own work and have carried from
the orchard i'm their aprons, peeled, cut
and dried six hundred pounds of apples
this summer.
The friends of Miss Jennie Alexander
will he interested to learn of her mar
riage to Edmund Robins, Oct %, 1895
She was At one time preceptress of ON
school and was not only respected 10y
her pupils, but by ali who knew her
Her Lawrence friends wish for the
young couple happy welded life.
A Sunday school rally of the town
ship Sunday schools will be held Nov
9th in the Methodist church. The
following program will be carried out
o:3o-Devotonal Rev. l. H. Lampkir
Io:oo-Paper Miss Emma Bradfed
To:2o-Normal Drill ---------.----------H III. Jacob.
II:oo-How 10 Interest the Young Men,.
vi. Gage
I'3o-Devouonal.- -------.------ Rev. &. l.. keent
I45-Aduress -------------------L l.. u. Stewart
z:oo-Organization.
2:4S-Essay Miss Martha StearD'
3:oo-Systematc Study of the Bible in the
Sunday School ------. Miss Emma Shafei
Musical Director w. T.. Threshe
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