The true northerner., 1895-06-14


town. see announcement elsewhere
The Paw Paw bonding bill was duly
signed by Governor Rich, and is now
law.
Some of the local Maccabees attend.
ed picnic OF the order at Pretty Lake,
Tuesday.
Bert Showerman and j A. O'Leary
went to Kalamazoo Friday TO attend
the ball game.
Mrs Sarah H. Moore of Minneapolis
is visiting her brother-in-law, |. B. Con-
ner, and his wife.
Il. j. Cavanaugh is home from Ann
Arbor, where he was called by the seri-
ous illness of his mother
Trilby will be in Paw Paw. to-day
and tomorrow. See announcement
elsewhere in this paper.
Levi Hawkins, F. p. Grimes, w. II
Longwelt and j +. Chandler attended
the Marcellus races yesterday.
Children's Day exercises will he held
in the Disciple and First Baptist
churches next Sunday evening.
The l. O.T.M. will hold five o'clock
tea at Mrs James Nelson's on Thurs
day, June 20. Everyone invited
Attorney Smith of Bay City, formerly
superintendent of the Bay City schools,
was in town on business yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Groesbeck of
Grand Rapids were guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Haggart, over Sunday.
Attorneys w G.. Howard and l.. n
Burke OF Kalamazoo were in this place
Monday on business in the probate
court
The Challenge Churn Mfg Co. Is two
or three weeks behind its orders for
shipments, which speaks well for the
churn.
Sellick's store is the Mecca of all in
quest of up-to-date hot weather goods
at low prices. See their quotations in
this issue.
Dr. f. j. Perry will not be here on
Wednesday of next week, on account
of attending the state dental association
meeting at Detroit.
Miss Walter has declined to accept
the principalship of our high school for
another year, and so there will be
another vacancy to fill.
Judge Heckert and County Clerk
Squier went to Chicago, Tuesday, via
South Haven and the lake. They re-
turned home yesterday.
An excellent track has been con-
Structed at Eagle Lake, and a number
of good horses are already entered for
the races on the Fourth.
Harry Dopp and wife are at South
| a.. a.
mer if the lake breezes prove beneficial
to Mr. d., who is in poor health.
A. G.. Martin, the local agent for
! Columbia bicycles, has had a fine new
wheel on exhibition for several days.
| 1t was the admiration of all wheelmen
who saw it.
The lawn social at St. Mary's church
last Friday evening was largely at
tended and a very pleasant affair. The
! treasury of the society was enriche
thereby in the sum of Sl2.55.
Sheriff Lamberson has procured a
new wind mill, which will be erected at
the we'll in the court house yard. A
tank will be put up from which the jail
will be supplied with water.
At the last meeting of Paw Paw lodge
of Oddfellows, the following officers
were elected: Ed. Egelus, n e.; Harry
Wilson, V e.; F. X Bassett, s.; A. f.
Mcneil, r.. + r. Bassett, Rep. to &. l..
A c. Martin left yesterday for De-
troit Mrs. Martin joined him at Jack
son. They will spend week at the
metropolis and will complete the pur-
chase of furniture for their new home.
Judge and Mrs Heckert will take a
vacation during the month of July, and
will spend the time away from home.
No hearings are being set in the pro
| bate court for that month, after July |.
A letter was received the other day
by the county clerk, addressed as fol
lows: "to The clerk of Papa Papa cir
cit court" OF course it reached its
destination all right it couldn't well do
otherwise.
At special meeting of the directors
Of the First National Bank, held on the
4th inst, II. M. Pugsley was elected
vice-presdent, vice w X. Hawkins, de.
ceased, and Elias Morris director, vice
DR.. NJ +. Whalen, deceased.
The following are the officers elect OF
Fidelity Rebekah lodge of Oddfellows
Mrs. ii. l.. Mcneil, n. u; Mrs. l.. III
Titus. V e.; Mrs. o. w. Rowland, S.
Mrs l.. W. Whitbeck, T.; Mrs. K. +
Quick, Rep. to state convention.
The Oddfellows will give one of their
popular socials at their hall tomorrow
Saturday evening, to which all mem
bers of the order and their friends are
invited. The gentlemen will do the en-.
tertaining and the ladies will be the
guests.
l.. w. Whitbeck has been doing q
good piece of millwright work at
Tuckeys mill, which is now ready foi
business once more. MIR. Tuckey de
sires to say that he warrants his fioul
to be the equal of any manufactured in
Michigan.
Busy Yes, they are always busy al
the Cummings dry goods store. Such q
line of seasonable goods placed before
the throng of anxious buyers can't fai
to keep them busy. Their manner OF
doing business, prompt service and al
ways the lowest prices, assures them
the confidence of the trading people
Hence they are busy.
The Southwestern Michigan associa
ton of spiritualists will hold their an