The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-09-06
G. r. Avery is in Chicago.


L.W. Whitbeck is making his annual
delivery of coal.
Miss Ella Lyle of Decatur, is guest
at M. D. Rowland's.
Rev. aud Mrs. Stinchcomb visited in
Scnoolcraft Thursday and Friday.
Will the Lawton Leader now let up
on calling its base ball team the "cham-
pions"s
Sidney Northrup left Tuesday for
GAINESVILLE, Wis, where he has secured
employment.
Mrs. j. H. Prater has been quite Sc.
riously i'll for several days, but is now
somewhat better.
Mrs. ID. Graine IL Son have closed the
steam laundry, because of lack of pat
ronage from home people.
Anyone desiring to purchase the pi-
ano now at the school house, should
see Director K. w. Broughton.
Miss Bernice Merrifield has so far re-
covered as To be able TO ride on Tues
day to-her home in Bloomingdale.
Congressman Henry f. Thomas of AL
Logan was welcome caller at the
NORTHERNER office last Saturday.
Additions to the calendar of the cir
cult court for the September term bring
the total number of cases up to eighty
two
Geo. W. Myers of Hillsdale was in
town Wednesday. He says his son
Harry will teach in the college this
year.
The South Haven NeUS is now issued
as a tri-weekly. Only one step farther
Bro. Thompson, and you will have a.
daily.
Capt. Remington arrived here We'd
nesday morning, and will at once put
the evaporator works in readiness for
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Brummel left last
night for Pilot Grove, Mo, called there
by the critical illness of their daughter,
Mrs. Hoff
Miss Dora Colby has returned from
her vacation trip to the White Noun
tains and a few weeks visit with New
Hampshire relatives.
AS the West Oshtemo church is un-
dergoing repairs, its pastor, Rev. |. p.
Bates, will spend next Sunday with the
church at East Arlington.
Married, Tuesday, Sept. 3, by Elder
j. II. Hammond at Decatur, Mr.. Leon
ard Crandall of Antwerp and Mrs.
Mary A. Welch of Gobleville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dillon of kala-
mazoo brought the body of their four
weeks old child here last Sunday for
burial ia the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. A. Grout and her sisters were
summoned to Conneaut, o., Tuesday,
by news of the death OF their only
brother, F o Hanan, from heart failure.
A good audience assembled at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday even
ing at the regular monthly union meet
ing. Rev W. K. Stinchcomb delivered
the address.
The final summing up of the school
census makes the total number of per-
sons of school age in this district 332,
instead of 32S as given in last weeks
NORTHERNER.
The funeral of Mrs William Lyle
was held at the residence on Sunday
afternoon, Rev. Z. H. Harvey officiat-
ing. The remains were taken to the
Antwerp cemetery for burial.
Two ladies were initiated into the
mysteries of Rebekah Oddfellowship at
the meeting of the lodge last Wednes-
day evening. The work was done by
the degree staff and was very fine.
The next session of the Van Buren
Free Baptist quarterly meeting will be
held with the West Oshtemo church,
Sept. 1915. Opening sermon Friday
evening by Rev. Kennan of Paw Paw.
On Thursday, Sept. 10, there will be
picnic and harvest festival on st.
Mary's church grounds, in this village,
There will be bicycle and foot racing,
and other athletic games. Particulars
next week.
We learn that Paw Paw parties are
negotiating with A. ID. Ferguson for his
interest in the Eagle Lake resort, and
intend, if they make the deal, to at
once commence extensive and perma.
nent Improvements on the property.
A card from Chas IL. Underwood
conveys the information that he has
been appointed mine officer at Ian.
sing, Kan, at liberal salary. "How
is old Paw Paw" writes Charley, 81
would like to see it."
The Kalamazoo Telegraph was in
town yesterday, investigating the silly
report that the late Geo. f. Breck is
not dead. When the Telegraph is as
dead as the deceased Mr.. Breck, not
even Gabriers trump will awaken it.
He that loses anything and gets wis.
dom thereby is gamer by the loss
Experience with other clothing leads a
man finally to pin his faith to the HIS.
& M" make, where he is sure of salts.
faction. He can find this kind of cloth.
ing at +. Smith q Co.'S.
The fame of Selz, Schwab IL Cos
shoes has gone out all over the land,
and those who have worn these goods
will be glad to know that Tyner, at
Harry Showerman's old stand, has SO.
cured a large stock of this noted foot
wear for their trade. See his adv.
The Disciple society held pleasant
social at the home of Elder and Mrs
L. Brooks, Tuesday evening. The Y
z. s. G.. +. held a business meeting al
the same time and place, and elected
M. .. Rowland as president, vice Clara
S. Anderson resigned. Mrs. Geo. Wes
ton was chosen yice-president and Mrs