The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-11-15
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Mrs. Wolf is reported as very ill.
Mrs. Young is visiting in Kalamazoo.
A. w. Myers has been IN Grand Rap
ids for few days.
H.. f. Ockerman has gone to Allegan
to work at his trade.
Pollard Austin has a daughter from
Vermont visiting him.
Hite Bush has returned from bust
ness trip to East Jordan.
J.E. Hyames left last Thursday for
another trip through Ohio.
Mrs. Sherwood spent Sunday with
her daughter in Kalamazoo.
Bush & Everest are putting new
steel roof on the basket factory.
We understand the village council
has decided to build Jail. Good!
Mrs. Geo. w. Bush visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Whalin, in LacOta, Friday.
We hear Nate Chamberlain has
traded his farm for village property.
Mrs. E. Kennedy, mother of Mrs.
l.. Nj. See, has gone to Rochester, n. Y.
Miss Mabel Clement of South Haven
l.. Culver died at his home near
Wager, Sunday; funeral Monday after
noon.
Mrs. G.. A. Lamberson of Paw Paw
was calling on friends in town last
week
+. p. Myers, sheriff of CharlevoIx
county, spent Sunday at j Z. Me-
Fellin's.
Mrs. Chas. Young and children of
Kalamazoo have been visiting at Mrs.
Towards.
E. w. Clement has been confined to
the house several days with severe
sore throat.
ID. Wise and family spent Sunday
at South Haven with the family of D.
r.. Harmon.
Anyone wishing to buy good place
in this village cheap would do well TO
inquire of Il. e. Myers.
w. T.. Ferguson will assist Rev.
Hart in the revival meetings. He will
have charge of the singing.
Geo. Lee, proprietor of the new meat
market, cut his hand very badly while
cutting meat last Monday morning.
Prof. Aseltine has been on the sick
list for several days, but still keeps in
the school room when he should be in
bed.
A juvenile A. G.. F. society was or
gained last Sunday evening by Miss
Stella Green, who will have charge of
the little ones.
Myers. Bros. have been having the
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papered and rearranged in very tasty
manner. Will Ferguson did the work.
DIR. Carpenter, Mrs. A. w. O'Dell and
Mrs. VIM. Markillie have returned
from Chicago where they went last
week to consult a specialist in regard
to the health of Mrs. Markille.
w. f. Stedman and wife have re-
turned to their home in tennville. They
expect TO return here next week and
will probably spend most of the winter
here with Mrs. Stedman's mother, who
is very poor health.
Mrs. Laura A. DeMerritte of Dover,
". H., spoke to large audience Tues
day evening, at the Baptist church;
subject, missions" Miss DeMerritte
has been general treasurer for the mis-
sion society for nearly thirty years
She was accompanied by Miss Lizzie
Moody of Hillsdale.
Mrs. Jaeger of South Haven was to
have given a concert at the opera house
Friday evening, but for some reason
thr crowd failed To matecalize and no
entertainment was given. There might
be several excuses for people not turn
ing out better to such entertainments,
but probably the best one would be too
many frozen potatoes and no market
for what are good.
Cards are out announcing another
dance at the opera house soon. If il is
to be patronized by the same class of
people that have attended most of the
dances held here for several months
past, it would be good plan for our
village authorities, if they cannot build
coop, TO charter box car of the X. X.
Co. and then order the marshal To see
that order Is preserved on the streets.
II he is unable to handle the gang alone,
there are plenty good men ready to as
sist him at any time.