The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-08-30

Ed. l.. Billiard is i'll with some lung
difficulty and is confined to the house.
The council held a meeting Monday
evening, transacting routine business
only.
Joseph +. and Mabel Peacock of Chi.
cago are visiting their aunt, Mrs. A. ID.
Munger.
MIR. and Mrs. j. f. Chandler were
guests at A. L. Anderson's, near Berla-
mont, Sunday.
Regular communication Paw Paw
lodge No. 25, +. and A. M, Tuesday
evening, Sept. 3.
The Senior Whist Club will meet with
MIR. and Mrs. b. +. Heckert, Saturday
evening at o'clock.
Mrs. F. Smith has improved the ap-
pearance of her place By reducing the
height of her fence.
Misses Marie Clark and Alice Row.
land of Lawrence were guests of Paw
Paw friends Tuesday night.
Married, Thursday, Aug.29 by Justice
Mason, Fred +. Decker of Sister Lakes,
to Minnie Shookman of Decatur.
The "Gilreubens" defeated the Paw
Paw third nine yesterday; score, IA to
4. This game was the rubber
l.. H. Titus received few days since
by express, from the Michigan fish COM
mission, number of fine gold fish.
Mrs. f. L. Bates of Pentwater and
her cousin, Miss Mabel Shrine of De.
troit, are guests at w K. Sirrine's.
G.. f. Chappell is having the lot ad-
joining his residence, recently pur-
chased by him, graded and seeded.
Mrs. j. IL. Emmons of Mattawan and
her sister, Mss Lovejoy of Albion,
called on Paw Paw friends last Sat
urday.
Sunday school will be resumed at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday at
the usual hour. Let there be large
| attendance.
Sellick q Co advertise carpets this
week. No other guaranty of quality in
a carpet is needed, than that it came
from Sellick's.
The monthly union services will be
held next Sunday evening at the Pres
byterian church, addressed by Rev. w
X. Stinchcomb.
Rev r. +. Manning and wife of Chi.
cago and Mrs. j. L. Hammond and
daughter Bessie of Jackson are guests
at Mr.. Renwicks.
Miss Ida and Master George Setc h.
field have returned home from a six
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in Schoolcraft and vicinity.
ID. Anderson Jr. went to Berlamont
Saturday, to visit relatives and remain.
| cd tha Il Ia nf . ha
attending to legal business.
The number of men who had busi
ness to attend to down town Wednes
day evening, was not at all affected by
those "Trilby feet" at the opera house
On Wednesday, the school inspectors
of Paw Paw and Antwerp refused tC
add the Munger place, just east of this
village in the edge of Antwerp, to this
district.
The annual picnic of the B Flat club
has been postponed until the fore part
of September, owing to the absence in
the east of Mr.. Ihling and Mrs. Morrill,
of Lake Cora.
The NoRTHERNER is in receipt Of an
1S-page catalogue advertising the Deca
tur schools; also a catalogue of 10 pages
setting forth the merits of the Law
renee schools.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ f. church
next Saturday and Sunday. Presiding
Elder Carlisle will preach Saturday al
2:30 p. m. and Sunday at 1870 m
All are invited.
One hundred and sixty eight people
patronized the 35-cent excursion tC
| 1aS IN
turn trip the hoodlum element was very
much in evidence.
Decaturs waterworks tickle the peo
pie of that town so immensely that they
will celebrate by big gala day on
Monday. Our Decatur correspondent
has something to say about it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Myers, who live
west OF town, mourn the loss of their
3.months-old baby, which died the 25th
The funeral occurred Wednesday. -Four
little girls acted as pail bearers.
Miss Beulah McCabe returned Tues
day from Jackson, bringing her little
sisters, Analdine and Vivian, with her
| The next morning the two little ones
came down with whooping cough.
Mrs. |. b. Conner has had a night
| blooming cereus at her home this week
which was enjoyed by large number
of her friends. Nine blossoms opened
Tuesday night, and eight "Wednesday
night.
The Rebekah Oddfellows' degree staff
will meet at the lodge room for prac
tice tomorrow evening. A full attend
ance of the members of the lodge i:
desired, whether they are members oI
the staff or not.
A special sale of youths and child
ren's suits is on at the Long Brick, pre-
paratory to the opening of school next
Monday. A cut of SOC to $3.50 suit
is made from former prices. This is 9
whale of chance, boys.
Some of the members of the Christian
church living out of town have got tn,
impression that no services are helC
because the church has no pastor
There are services every Sunday morn
ing at the usual hour, to which all are
cordially invited
'It is the finest one in the city," Sc
it is remarked by those who visit the