The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-10-04
f. L. GoodaIe went to Chicago yester.

Harold Cornwell of Lawrence is
visiting Ed. O'Grady.
The NJ. F. ladies served dinner in
DR.. Maynard's building yesterday.
Dorrance Forsyth was among the
Hartford visitors in town yesterday.
s. T. Bowen and son Fred have been
shaking hands with Paw Paw friends.
Mr. Chas. Chappell of South Haven
was visiting Paw Paw friends over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. +. Chadwick of De-
catur We're guests of Mrs. Fitch yester
day.
The statement of the First National
Bank is published elsewhere in this
paper.
Rev FIR. Wall arrived here Monday
to assume his duties with st. Mary's
church.
School was dismissed to permit the
pupils to enjoy the harvest jubilee,
yesterday.
DR.. j. G. Maxwell was at Decatur
one day this week, assisting in II surgi.
cal operation.
Mrs. Carrie +. Colson is expected
home this week after four weeks
visit with friends in the north.
1. A. Whitman sent a rustic monu-
ment, carved by Jesse Thomas, To an
Otsego customer on Wednesday.
Ray Pugsley got the order for pair
of shoes thrown from the roof of
Broughton's store at noon yesterday.
Prof s. b. Morse of Kalamazoo was
in town Tuesday. He expects to teach
some pupils in music here this season.
is. Tuckey was confined to the house
by sickness the fore part of the week,
but is now attending to business again.
The Antwerp Mutual Protection as
sociation will hold its annual meeting
ut Richmond school house, Oct. Z, at
p. M.
The new flag staff is in place on the
school house steeple, and the stars and
stripes float there in very CONSPICUOUS
position.
Waters & Co. have a few good second
hand bicycles they want to close out.
See prices and description of wheels in
their adv.
An agent for fire extinguisher gave
an exhibition, using a bonfire on Main
street as his conhagration, yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene French have
returned to their home in Chicago after
a visit with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Jas. Phillips.
The time of the year is now here for
evening church services to commence
at O'Clock. Govern yourselves ac-
cordingly and don't be late.
Help the missionary society and at
the same time treat yourself to an en-.
| jOyable "Home Concert" at the opera
house next Wednesday evening.
w. Nj. Branch was given the order
for the new A. b. Chase $500 piano for
the school. A dozen or more bids were
made by leading piano firms.
One must be hard to please who can
not find something to enjoy in the va
riety of the "Home Concert program
TO be given Wednesday evening.
The Morse Concert Co., under the di.
rection of Prof S. b. Morse, will give
an entertainment at the opera house
this friday evening. 25 and 30 cents
Rev. w. h. Stinchcomb left Thursday
for his new charge. Although he re-
sided in Paw Paw only year, he won
many friends here, and they wish him
success.
George Andrews, Merritt Conner,
Frank Young and David Dillon have
gone to Ann Arbor to attend the uni.
versity. Frank will take up the medi-
cal course.
The NoRTHERNER job department
has handsome new samples of wedding
and other fancy stationery, calendars,
etc. Those desiring such work are in
vited to call.
II. X. Wells and Fred Stanton were
flour and feed. They will occupy the
Hoxie building on Center street.-SouM
HdUen Sentinel.
The members of Paw Paw Gran ge,
with their invited friends, will hold a
coffee, doughnut and pumpkin pie so.
cal at the grange hall this friday
evening at seven o'clock. A fee of five
cents will be charged.
Cal. Hosmer, who lives on the county
line, south of Mattawan, lost his barn
by fire about month ago and had the
material on the ground to build a new
one. Wednesday morning, his house
burned with its contents.
Amother's meeting will be held in the
parlors of the Baptist church next
Thursday afternoon at half past two;
subject, "Our duty to the children,
All ladies who are interested in child
rem are cordially invited.
BY an arrangement recently made
between the S. Ii. & +. X. X. and Geo
Butler, passengers are now carried TO
or from Lawton and hotels at Paw Paw
for 90 cents, including railroad and bus
fare.
All ladies who attended the Coterie,
last Wednesday, spent a most pleasant
afternoon The subject: "Home,
touched every heart and every lady
seemed ready to give her ideas to all
others.
Last week one day, Allison johnson
received by mail dollar bill and bill
advertising the Sunday excursion on
the narrow gauge. He didn't care to
take the chances of a ride on the road