The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-09-13
Additional Local.

Mrs. Barney ODell has been quite i'll
with inflammatory rheumatism.
J.H. Waters & Co. advertise their
fine stock of stoves in this paper.
David chapman has been again under
the doctors care, but is improving
c. W. Young and Frank Parks are in
attendance at the state fair in Grand
Rapids.
DR.. Maynard and his daughter, Mrs.
and Tuesday.
Better GO to Thomas Bros grand
combination sale tomorrow at the
farmers sheds.
G.. w. Young has been again elected
treasurer of the state fair association,
well merited honor.
Mrs. Tensia Stevens has moved into
the rooms in the Van Fossen block
recently vacated by Justice Warner.
Married, by Justice Warner, at his
residence, Sept II, 1895, Fred +. Hill
of Keller TO Cora May Branch of Hart
ford.
Harry Snow left this morning for
Delaware, o., where he will resume
his studies in the Ohio Wesleyan uni
yersity.
Married, by Rev. n G.. Brundage,
Sept IL, at the Baptist parsonage, Will
bur L. Ronk and Myra G.. Willis, both
of South Haven.
w b. Cooper has sold out his bakery
and grocery stock to his former partner,
+. A. Foster who will continue the bust
ness at the old stand
Married, at the Methodist parsonage,
Sept. II, VIM. w. Smith of Columbia,
and Olive 5. Thacher of Elgin, ILL.,,
Rev. w. r. Stinchcomb officiating
A cherry tree in Fred Jacobs yard
blossomed last October. Last spring it
repeated the operation and bore some
fruit. 1t is now in bloom again, for the
third time in less than year,
Hard times may excuse IA shabby coat
where there is no opportunity to buy
H. ). ~ NJ" clothing, but at the prices
made on these famous goods by +. Smith
q Co, no man needs to be without good
clothes.
Jerome Richardson of Cali visited
Paw Paw relatives few days this week.
Mr. Richardson is brother of the late
MIA Knight Templar and was on his way
home from Boston.
a valuable mare belonging to Frank
Hudson had a charge of shot lodged in
one of her hips last Tuesday evening.
The shooting was done by some person
unknown and occurred along the road
near Hudson's house.
Fred Richardson, son of M. T., has
been very i'll at South Haven with bill.
ious attack, but is improving slowly.
Mrs NJ. u. Richardson and Fred's sister
Nellie of Kalamazoo have been caring
for him. He was brought to this place
yesterday.
There are yarns and yarns about
most everything and most everybody,
but the best yarn we know of is that
now On sale at the popular store of |.
Jay Cummings And it's no yarn what
they say about night robes in their ad
vertisement in its usual place in this
paper.
Geo. Castleman Of Hartford. charged
with having assaulted an officer, and
who was discharged on account of infor
maities in the complaint and warrant,
was Immediately rearrested and taken
before Justice Shrine, where he de-
manded an examination, which was set
for Oct. 10. In default of 5000 bail, he
was remanded to jail where he now re-
sides.
Do not forget the picnic and festival
to be held at St. Mary's church ground,
for the purpose of raising funds to make
the necessary repairs on the church.
The ladies will prepare sumptuous
dinner and the men will have splen-
did program of sports. For each diff
ferent contest liberal prize will be
given TO the most successful. Fine
music and everything to make it most
enjoyable day. All are invited. See
small bills. Thursday, Sept. 10.
Died, at her home, five miles south
west of this place, on the Ord inst,
Mrs. Maria Cuddeback. wife of the late
Hanford Cuddeback. Funeral was
held at the residence, Rev's. Anna Bar.
ton and O.. p. Linderman officiating
Deceased was born near Meadville,
Erie Co, Penn, March 5, 1927. At the
age of "a she came to Michigan. Three
years later she joined the Free Will
Baptist church at Paw Paw, having
been member ever since. Five sons
and two daughters are left 10 mourn her
death.
Yesterday afternoon, Henry Holt was
at the residence of Mrs John Spackeen,
a widow lady living about one and
a half miles southwest of town. The
lady has a dog that she keeps as
guard, but keeps him tied up during
the day, as he is inclined to be cross
with strangers. Mr.. Holt was passing
by the dog and, not knowing his danger
Gus character, placed his hand on the
animals head. The dog Immediately
seized him by his left wrist and bit him
severely, badly decorating his arm Dr.
Maxwell was summoned as soon rs
possible and proceeded to cauterize
and dress the wound. lie expresses
hope that no serious consequences
may ensue, but regrets that he could
not have attended to the matter sooner,
about half an hour having elapsed be-
fore he saw the wound.