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

Emmett Thomas is sick and confined
to the house with erysipelas.
Henry Hinckley is about to move
into Mrs. Van Blaricom's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Shrine arrived
home Wednesday from Pentwater.
The Rebekah social at Oddfellows
hall "Wednesday night was success.
The Up.to.date Whist Club will meet
with Mrs e. X. Avery, Tuesday even.
ing, Nov. 5, at O'Clock.
The Kalamazoo Presbytery meets in
Kalamazoo at the First Presbyterian
church on Tuesday next, Nov >.
The next meeting of the Van Buren
county grange will be held at Lawrence
grange hall on Thursday, Nov. Z.
Capt. Henry c. Sherwood and wife OF
for several day sat IL. f. Squier's.
Mrs. Nancy Lawrence of Norwalk,
o., has been visiting relatives in Paw
Paw and vicinity during the week.
Cole Rawson, Colum Engle and VIM.
Thayer left Tuesday morning for their
regular annual hunt in the upper
peninsula.
Bert L. Bryar was home from Kala-
mazoo several days this week. He is
now employed in the office of Steno'
grapher McGurrin.
The monthly union temperance meet.
ing will be held at the Disciple church
next Sunday evening. Elder John Hurd
will deliver the address
William Kelly, the alleged Lawton
shootist, pleaded guilty of assault and
battery and was fined ten dollars
and costs, which he paid.
J.H. Waters & Co. advertise the Gel.
ebrated Belle City Feed Cutter, which
is sold at a price within the reach OF
every farmer. See their adv.
l. b. Conner is materially improving
the appearance of his place by fronting
the terrace with dressed stone, putting
up fancy iron hitching posts, etc.
Miss Jane Broughton lost valuable
mink boa somewhere in this village
The finder will confer great favor by
returning it to her or to Broughton's
store.
Avery's fall and winter stock is now
full and complete in all the several
lines carried by that concern, and the
prices quoted in their new adv. to-day
are certainly attractive.
Fur boas and fur trimmings are sell.
ing freely at the Cummings dry goods
store, while every department is re-
ceiving a very liberal share of trade
Dress goods are being received this
week.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give "a social at the home of Mr.
and Mrs +. p. Grimes on "Wednesday
evening of next week. All will be
made welcome, whether members oi
the congregation or not.
The members of Paw Paw grange
and their invited friends will hold q
Literary salad" social at grange hall al
seven O'Clock this (Friday) evening. A
fee of five cents will be expected as
compensation for the fun gotten out
of it.
Rev. T. ID. Marsh will deliver lect
ure at the Presbyterian church, Mon
day evening, Nov. II, in the interests
of Alma college. Make a note of this
in your minds and be sure to hear this
lecture on an interesting subject, which
will be announced next week.
Sellick is fully aware of the fact that
the dry goods business would languish
but for the patronage of the ladies, and
he is constantly offering attractions to
secure and hold their trade. In his
adv. in this issue he makes some figures
that will interest all careful buyers.
Rev. +. w. Corbett officiates at a
marriage at Sand Lake, north of Grand
Rapids, this evening. Tomorrow he
makes an address at POkagon. Next
week Tuesday and Wednesday, he will
attend the district conference at Cass
opolis and will make an address there
Twenty-Five Lawton friends of Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Martin made an unex'
pected call on them Wednesday even,
ing, at their elegant home on Kalama
ZOO street. The visitors were heartily
welcomed and royalty entertained
Dainty refreshments were served lit
tie before midnight.
Speaking of the twenty compliment
tary ticket resolution of the common
council of this village, the South Haven
NelOS says: "The new man has goi
in his work with a vengeance. Editors
and newspaper men are at a discount
on complimentaries now. Hoora fol
Paw Paw, they can afford to pay take:
for the whole county and not grumble.
Any one wishing to buy piano OF
organ, will do well to send TO Mason
Hamlin Whose advertisement appear.
in another column of this paper), to any
one of their houses, Boston, New Yorl
or Chicago. for their illustrated cata
logue. These instruments are the fines
in the market and contain many i'm
provements found in no others. Ole
instruments are taken in exchange anC
both pianos and organs are sold fo
cash or on time.
Last Wednesday was the 59th ami
versary of ID. b. Waite's birthday, an,
his good wife successfully arranged
surprise for him by inviting a few o
his friends to help celebrate the occa
sion. There were present l.. j. Dane
wife and granddaughter, A. Doxtater
wife and daughter, of Lawrence; 4
Cornell, wife and daughter, of Hart
ford: III. Hawley and wife, Mrs. X