The true northerner., 1895-08-16
PAW COUNTY MICHIGAN FRIDAY, AUGUST 1895

was damaged SlOO Dy hre, tuesday.
Mrs. Lee of Lawton is camping at
Lake Park during the hay fever season.
Chas Cole is working in the off ce of
The IfSitOr at Lawrence for IA few days.
Mrs + NJ Russell and two daughters
of Battle Greek are visiting old friends
in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Nash's six weeks
old baby is critically ill with cerebro
spinal meningitis.
Rob Dillon came over from Kalama-
zoo to attend the funeral of Thomas
Murphy, Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Hultz and children aud
Mrs Ira Cross of Chicago are guests
of Mrs. Frank Cutter.
A Maccabee tea will be given at Mrs.
Samuel Munger's next Tuesday ut five
O'Clock. All are invited.
Mrs. S. A. Smith went to Allegan
yesterday to spend week or so with
the family of her son Dana.
Miss Josephine Rice of St Louis, Mo.
has leased a lot at Lake Park and will
build fine cottage in the spring
WITS N. "a. DOOIntI Ol SUlCdRO, WlJu
three children, is visiting with the fam
lily of j. +. Bullard. Mr.. Boomer is ex-
pected soon.
John Graine is now collecting and
delivering for the Paw Paw laundry,
Harry Bryar having left the employ of
the laundry.
DR.. j +. Perry. dentist, now has his
office with DR.. Critchlow, over X. w.
Broughton's store. He will be in his
Office next Wednesday.
Lizzie Roundy and Bernice Quick are
enjoying an outing at Sleepy Hollow
with a party of Lawrence young peo-
pie, chaperoned by Mrs. f. +. Rowland.
Sellick propounds pertinent query
to his customers in his adv. in this issue.
His stock of footwear is probably the
largest ever brought to this market.
Miss Maggie Cavanaugh of Manches-
ter is spending few days here with
her brother, L. j. Cavanaugh, ESQ. -,
after which she will take trip to Sault
Ste Marie.
Mrs. 5. j. Conger of San Francisco,
formerly Miss Hattie Conger, was Wis
iting Paw Paw friends on Saturday.
She was accompanied from Kalamazoo
by f. A. Crane.
Mrs. Jane Crane received notice that
her brother in Chicago was very i'll, and
on Monday last she went to that city to
care for him. She is likely to be absent
for number of weeks.
One volume of Knights History of
England is missing from the school Ii
brary Will the one who inadvertently
carried it away kindly return it, as the
broken set is of little value?
Holmes & Bilsborrow's new adv. in
this issue contains three pointed para
graphs, each one volume of fact and
meaning They should be carefully
read by every man who buys hardware
Hon. Geo. s. Baker and family OF
Evanston. H., arrived here last week
Mrs Baker and family are occupying
the Dr. Andrews homestead for their
summer vacation. Mr.. Baker returned
home Monday
The base ball game between the
Goblevilles and Paw Paw Hustlers re.
suited in Il score of 10 to IL in favor of
the Hustlers. The Paw Paw kids have
now played ten matched games and
have lost but one.
T. c. Tyner will give his clothing
stock an extra slash for the next thirty
days to make room for his fall and
winter stock. Tom is willing to keep
up the reputation of the establishment
by selling goods at bottom prices.
o. II. Packer and wife of Chicago
made his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Packer, visit of few days last week
They returned to Chicago Monday and
will soon start for Nevada, where Mr.
p. has position as superintendent of a
gold mine.
The semi-annual meeting of the Free
Will Baptist young peoples societies Oi
this district will be held in the (. b
church in this village, commencing at
p. IN. Friday and closing Saturday at.
| ternoon. Some speaker from abroad
will occupy the time Friday evening.
Jesse Thomas has carved a couple OF
rustic monuments at |. A. Whitman's
marble shop that are very neat and at
test the aptitude of Jesse for his chosen
trade. The two were sold before they
were completed and an order has now
been taken for third, upon which
Jesse will soon commence work.
Truth crushed to earth will rise
again." and you can put an III IS .& M. >
suit through all the wear and tear pos
sibie, and it will always "come ur
smiling" as it were. 1t never loses
that trace of grace and dignity, the her
itage of the truly genteel garment
Sold in Paw Paw only by f. Smith d Co
Another South Haven saloonist, Rob
ert Barnes, was arrested and arraigneC
before Justice Warner on Friday last
He is charged with second offense
and if convicted will have to take 6
term at Ionia. He gave bail in the sun
of $500 for his appearance for examina
ton on Tuesday, August 20.
Next Sunday evening, at the meeting
of the Christian Y P.S.C E., to be helC
at the Christian church at $50, Mis-,
Clara Anderson will give a report o
the great Christian Endeavor conven
tion recently held in the city of Boston
All the other young peoples societies
of the place have been invited TO b'
present on that occasion.
A. w. Hays, travelling picture man
called at the residence of {. Hutchin
last Monday and finding no one a