The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-07-26
Mrs. NJ. " Hungerford has removed

r. L. Grimes tomorrow evening.
Frank Davey and family of jackson
are visiting his parents for a few days.
Mrs. Willis Cook of South Haven
spent Sunday with her mother in this
place.
+. z Grimes and wife have returned
from a two weeks outing at South
Haven.
The regular examination of teachers
will be held in Paw Paw, August 10
and 16
Mrs ID. w. Hurlbut and little daugh-
ter Halo of Litchtield are visiting Paw
Paw friends.
We noticed the other day very neat
gilt sign, executed by Jas. A Leach for
DR.. Maxwell.
JAS. Whelpley is adding another
story to his house and fixing up the
place generally.
Harry l.. Mcneil will go to Oklahoma
next week on business, to be absent
about three weeks.
Advertised letters: Mrs. j. Cooke,
Covell Photo Co, Mack Eaton, Charles
johnson, Mrs. Ladd.
DR.. Critchlow has leased the Stod-
dard residence, on St. Joseph street
and is moving into it.
Sellick makes some announcements
in his adv. this week that will specially
interest our lady readers.
The Paw Paw second nine was de.
feated by the Redstockings at Decatur,
last Friday. Score, IL tot.
Merritt Conner received a postoffice
order the other day from the city of
Honolulu, republic of Hawaii.
j. II. Waters and Co. sold three BIZ
cycles this week, making in all thirty
five wheels for their seasons business
so far.
Misses Jane aud Vivian Broughton
have joined the ranks of the army of
cyclists and bid fair to become grace
full riders.
The last number of The odd F'etlow
(OwOssO) contains an excellent picture
of the late James M. Servoss. formerly
of this place.
If any man wants TO purchase a har-
ness OF goods of kindred character, he
will find Koons q pleasant man to do
business with.
Mrs. F. ID. Greenman and family of
Port Huron are here for few weeks
visit at the home of her father, Mr.
Calvin Wilcox.
Mrs. T.. M. Snow returned Tuesday
| from Columbus, Ohio. She reports Mrs
Fitchs condition as favorable to ulti
mate recovery.
Postmaster Noyes paid, last Monday
morning, TO one man upwards of eighty
money orders, ranging in amounts from
twelve dollars down.
Tink Hills won second money in the
great Merchants and Manufacturers
stake of 5000 at Detroit this week,
with the gelding Don l..
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Bullard and Laban
Mentor, with anumber o. young friends
from the country, are camping at Wood
mans point, Four Mile Lake.
f X VanWinkle will preach at the
Disciple church next Sunday morning
and evening Theme in the morning
will be, Jesus the Carpenter"
Mrs. Is. f. Moon and son of Chicago,
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ p Allen. Mr.. Moon has recently
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Fred Hubbard made business trip
to Chicago last week to make con-
tract with the Tornado" company,
which will go on the road soon.
A portion of Stevens show passed
through here Tuesday en- route to Ste
vensville, where they intend to reor-
ganize and enlarge for the road again.
We are told that the work executed
at the Paw Paw steam laundry by Mrs.
ID. Graine & Son gives entire satisfac-
tion to their customers. See their card.
Rev. Fr. Marker of Dearborn will
hold services at ST. Mary's church, Paw
Paw, on Sunday next at 10 a. m, in the
absence of Rev. Fr. Mulcahy at South
Haven.
The August meeting of the Van Bu-
rem Co. Grange will be held the Goth
inst. instead of the regular date, that
date conflicting with several other
meetings.
After August |, Michigan misses
under 1S years of age cannot procure
license TO marry without parental con-
sent. An act of the last legislature
says so. Correct.
Bruner, Wall & Co. have for sale a
quantity of fine quarter sawed oak and
sycamore, purchased from Isaac Mon
roe, which is just the thing for hand
some inside finishing.
A party of young people from the
south neighberhoood, consisting of Will
Goss, Robert Smith, Henry Marshall,
and Misses Lena Rawson, Rose Goss,
Clara Stearns, Ada and Blanche Engle,
are at Three Mile Lake for a two weeks
outing.
A Chinese proverb says: Though a
hundred men may make an encamp-
ment, it takes one woman to make a
home" But it takes a man, and gen
ius, too, TO make such perfect fitting
clothing as the III. 5. Il MS" sold by
+. Smith IL Co.
A. G.. Martin has the new house COM
pleted on his farm near Pugsley's Lake.
1t is nicely arranged and well finished
i'm natural wood, with tinted walls and
ceilings. II is one of the best farm
houses in this vicinity. Orlando Thayer
and family occupy it.