The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-08-30
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Grace Churchill is home from Men
don.
Miss Marian jackson has gone 10
South Haven.
H.J. Slonaker was home from Lam
sing last week.
II. II. Heron spent Sunday with his
wife in Kalamazoo.
w. g. Bessey, attorney, has his office
over Myers Bros store.
F.E. Avery of Benton Harbor was in
town Tuesday evening.
Miss Sabra Stanton of Paw Paw is
visiting al NJ e.. Wise's.
Harry Huff came home from Kalama-
zoo Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Buck of Pentwater is visit
ing her father, p. Austin.
Misses Minnie and Nettie Sherwood
are home from Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Lizzie Cox of Hartford is visit
ing at her fathers, j. II. Root.
Rev. Hayden of Massachusetts is Wis.
iting his mother and sister here.
Mrs. II. Z. 'Goble and daughter Grace
of Lacota spent Sunday in town.
w. ID. Smith and family of Galcsburg
were at d. II. Smiths over Sunday.
DR.. Shook of Kalamazoo was called
TO see Arch. Richason last Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ Daniels is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A L. Anderson, at Berlamont.
Chancey Woodruff and family of Bat
tie Greek are visiting at j. Z. McFel-
Inns.
Mrs. w. A. Stanton and children Wis
tied friends in Almena few days last
week.
w. w. Sweet will begin laying brick
next Monday on large house near
Kendall.
Carrie Whitney of Bangor has been
calling on friends here. She returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. j. w. Heron was called to
Grand Rapids by the serious ILLNESS OF
Mrs. j. w. Stoughton.'
Mrs. o. Richason and daughter have
returned from an extended visit in the
eastern part of the state.
The Oddfellows' picnic at Mill Lake
on Tuesday was we'll attended and
general good time is reported.
Mrs. Minnie Jefferson of Chicago has
been visiting friends here. She re-
turned home Monday.
A goodly number from here attended
the Sunday school convention at Convey
Hill, Wednesday.
Mrs. King and family of Chicago,
who have been visiting Mrs Sol. Lam
berson, returned home Monday.
Ed. Redding has moved into Arch.
Lyle's house, and Nj. Thayer will occu-
by the house vacated by Mr.. Redding
Mrs. Lucinda Myers has returned
from a visit in Grand Rapids. Her lit
tie granddaughter returned with her.
A. b. Chase has been spending few
days in South Haven and Chicago. ).
b. Monroe was in the bank during his
absence.
Rev. Hart was called to Fennville
last Sunday TO preach funeral SER
mon, Joseph jackson filled his APP
pointments here.
Chas. Baker and Chas. Allen left
mere III hOi DohOhh,
where they expect TO run threshing
machine during the fall.
Hard IL Son have sold their bakery to
l.. l.. Stowe of Cheshire, who has EN-.
ployed baker from Kalamazoo to look
after that department.
The remains of Mrs. Annie Pierson
arrived here Saturday from Dimondale,
Eaton county, where she died, aged so
years The body was taken direct TO
the Carr cemetery in Waverly, where
brief services were conducted by Rev.
j. II. Darling.
About thirty friends and neighbors
called at the residence of A. w. Myers
last Thursday evening to apprise him
of the fact that it was his 42d birthday.
A beautiful book rack was left to re-
mind him of the occasion Cake and
ice cream were served and very pleas
ant time enjoyed.
Last Friday night the east bound train
due here at 6:36 ran into large tree
that had blown across the track west
of Berlamont. No one was hurt, but
the engine was badly smashed, SO one
had TO be sent from Kalamazoo to take
in the train. They arrived here at one
o'clock the next morning.