The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-05-24


F. BuIlard and wife She will remain
until after Memorial Day.
A. G. Martin and + l.. Goodale were
in Chicago last week, purchasing furni-
ture for MIR. Martins new house.
DR.. NJ +. Whalen is still in precar-
ious condition, but his friends have not
abandoned hope of his eventual recOv-
cry.
j. IL Waters q Co. sold three bicy
cles last Saturday, making in all
twenty wheels that they have sold this
season.
County Clerk Squier visited his
Breedsville property on Wednesday
last, presumably 10 see what Jack Frost
had left.
Misses Nellie Stewart and Fanny
Barstow of South Haven were guests of
Mrs j A. O'Leary during IA portion of
the week.
An elegant stock of new summer
millinery just received at Sellick's, and
the ladies are going wild over those
cloves of hats"
The fifth annual banquet for the ladies
of the Coterie will be given at Odd
fellows hall, Wednesday evening, May
Goth at 6 p. m.
A thank offering missionary service,
which promises to be interesting, will
he held in the Free Baptist church next
Sunday evening All are invited.
The ladies of the COterie will hold n
cake sale Saturday, May 25th, in the
store recently vacated by X. w Brough-
ton. Sale to commence at 10 II. m.
Messrs. James Chase and Otto Gil
man, Misses Helen Kent and Nellie
Him of Kalamazoo, were the guests OF
Mrs. G.. Engle the fore part of last week
Quite number of old soldiers in this
vicinity would like to attend a reunion
of the 10th n Y Inft. (Sickles' brigade)
to be held at Patterson, n. j., on the
3lst inst.
Paw Paws fine electric lighting sys-
tenn is appreciated, not only by the res
idents of that pretty place, but by out
| siders who visit the tOwn.-hdtdnldz00
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Married, by Justice Rowland, Satur-
! day, May IS, at Paw Paw, Elias w. JOY
of Bloomingdale and Diadama Nj. Wes-
ton of Gobleville.
All hOrseman who imagine "flyer"
must come from Kentucky, read what
DR.. w. f. Rowe of Allegan has to say of
a Van Buren county , years old.
Jesse Mabury of Decatur, before JUS
tice Rowland, pleaded guilty To having
committed an assault and battery on
the person of Dan j. Cordner and paid
fine of one dollar and costs.
rT,...i, 81 +bo T,,o,;Oos, Stora copti,,
ues good, and its no wonder, as their
stock and lowest prices are 80 well
known that none fails to visit this store
when at the county seat,
The county offices never looked as
well as they do now. They have been
thoroughly renovated and repainted
throughout. r. Rogers did the brush
work and it is well done.
The Golden Giant Mine will be pro-
duced at Gobleville, May %, by the Paw
Paw company. We recommend the
entertainment to the liberal patronage
of the people in our neighboring vii
lage.
Bud" Evans and John Carr are now
the boss "whisker breakers at the Dyck-
man house shop. Carr sold the furni-
ture OF his former shop To Chas. Thayer,
who has stored it while seeking IA loca.
ton.
A coffee social will be held by the
ladies' of the Free Baptist congregation,
at the residence of Henry Hinckley,
in the western part of the village,
Tuesday evening, May 20. Everybody
invited
The young people of the First Bap-
tist church aud congregation are re-
qucsted to- meet at the church parlorS
Sunday evening, May 26, at $50, to
consider the question of organizing a
b. Y. L. L.
Just five weeks ago, Bruner, Wall &
Co. commenced work ON the Baptist
parsonage. To-day they finish the job,
and it is well done. Their contract
called for its completion within six
weeks.
Union memorial services will be held
at the Disciple church next Sunday at
the usual hour for morning services
Elder f. w. Mutchler. pastor of the
church, will deliver the address. Spe.
cial music is being prepared for the oc
casion.
A. T. Stevenson and Bert Bryar at
tended the meeting of the state firemen's
association at Traverse City last week,
as delegates from the Paw Paw depart
ment Mr.. Stevenson was honored by
election as first vice president of the
association.
In big display letters IN big dis
play adv. the Peoples Ailidnce of last
week claims largest circulation in the
county" We suppose of course that
means a larger circulation in this county
than elsewhere otherwise the claim is
supremely ridiculous.
DR.. G. $. Maynard is putting some
extensive repairs on his Office building
| He is residing it, will remodel the front,
erect new stairway and paint the
building He will then tit up rooms for
his office i'm the second story, with well
furnished reception and consultation
rooms.
The Paw Paw Valley Spiritual asso-
citation will hold q grove meeting at
Lakeside Park, ON the north bank of
Eagle Lake, five miles southwest of
Paw Paw and five miles north of Deca-
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