The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-05-03
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Mrs Finch has returned To Bangor
Mrs. Houghton has returned from
the east.
DR.. Hayden of Chicago is visiting al
NJ e.. Wise's.
+. A. See of Harvey, Ills, is visiting
his parents here
w b Teman left Tuesday for few
weeks travel in Texas.
Chas rhayer and wife have been
visiting friends 1T Kibbies.
Mrs G. Myers has bought the Tux
bury place of Mrs. c. Young
Saul Frank made business trip u
| Chicago the first OF the week.
Mrs. f. Kennedy, neither of Mrs. L.
NJ See, has moved To Chicago.
ii. G.. Post is talking of moving his
mill from Berlamont To this place.
Benz Clark and wife of Lacota have
been visiting friends and relatives here.
Rev. w Redding of Hamilton preach
ed AT the Methodist church last Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs j. >. Barton of Paw
Paw have been visiting at Prof.
Aseltine's.
DR.. Carpenter will occupy Saul
Franks house AS residence and Office,
after May LIST
Painters from Grand junction are
changing the appearance of @. ID. Mills
paugh's house.
Ernie Green has added large porch
To his house that improves its appear
ance very much.
Ezra Allen has been putting on new
roof and in other ways improving his
place in the north part of the village.
Prof. +. A. Aseltine has been very
sick since last Friday. There has been
no school in his department this week
Saul Frank disposed of most of his
household goods at auction last week
Wednesday. G. ID. Myers was the
auctioneer.
Rev. &. b. Hart, ID. Ii. Smith, Z.
Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. O.. w. Bush attend
ed the funeral of y. Welch at his late
residence near Paw Paw last Thursday.
f. o. Harrison is talking of moving
his house onto another lot and Offering
for sale the lots where it now stands-a
fine place for some one TO put up a nice
residence.
About twenty members of the local
Oddfellows attended the annual county
reunion at South Haven last Friday.
The next meeting will be held at this
place in one year.
Dr. Barlow, superintendent of the
al ilnrnn1c hnn,n M 81 -Incanh IL Al
ed 10 be at the Baptist church next Sun
day morning, at which time he will
explain the object and manner of con-
Quoting the institution.
Several past chancellors from the X
of p. lodge are arranging to attend the
grand lodge meeting in Kalamazoo May
ID and Is. They expect at that time TO
arrange date for a lecture on Pythian-
ism by Hon. Philip Il. Colgrove, SUI
preme vice chancellor of the order.
Mrs. Oregon, who has been stopping
with her brother, ). Frank, since the
death of Mrs. Friedman, left last Fri
day for Otsego. Her mother and
Bertha Friedman accompanied her. The
two younger children, Frank and Lulu,
will remain with friends in Kalamazoo.
The three girls selected to represent
our school III the spelling match in
Bloomingdale last Saturday were
thoroughly disgusted with the manner
in which the contest was conducted,
claiming it was not held according to
the rules given by Commissioner
OLeary.
w. b. Teman, chorister at the Nj. r..
church, has arranged an orchestra of
four pieces To assist the choir. They
made their first appearance last Sunday
and Mr.. Teman was highly comph-
mented on his success. The players
are violinist, Stanley Sacket; cornet,
A. Nj. Wilcox; bass viol, j. NJ. Hall;
organ, Mrs. j. +. Hyames.