The true northerner., 1896-10-28
Mrs. Boyrie of Augusta and Rev. A..
j. Hutchins and wife of Clinton are
guests of James Hutchins and family.

Mrs. Boyrie of Augusta and Rev. A..
j. Hutchins and wife of Clinton are
guests of James Hutchins and family.
Reports from various parts of the
county indicate that big delegations are
preparing to come to Paw Paw, Sat.
urday.
Hon. j. j. Woodman of this place is
soon To be married to Miss Olive j .
Carpenter of Lansing, pastor of the
Universalist church of Pennington.
Advertised letters: Austin Griffin,
Mrs. Mary Allen, Mr.. f. Il. Gillian,
Mr.. +. n. Farrell, Mr.. A. Anderson,
Mr. A. Van Auken, Miss Rose Taner.
All women in favor of sound money
and prosperity, whether they belong to
the club or not, are invited to march
with the women's Mckinley club, Sat
urday, Oct. 81.
The women's Mckinley club will hold
a meeting in the republican headquar-
ters, Saturday afternoon after the
speaking. Every member is requested
To be present, as there is important
business to be transacted.
Mrs. j. j. Warner of Oakland, Cal,
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Warner and family, and other relatives.
j. j. Warner is expected about the
middle of December. After a short
visit they will return together.
The afternoon of the 3lst will be
given over to the women's clubs. Sew
eral clubs are expected from neighbor-
ing towns, and all are invited to meet
at republican headquarters at half-past
one and march to the rink in body.
Don't believe that every man will
vote for Bryan whom the local free
silverites claim. Such claims are made
for their influence. Look out for the
usual ante election canards in the next
few days. They will be much in evi-
dence.
All members of Paw Paw grange are
urged to be present at the meeting OF
next week Friday evening, Nov. g,
bringing baskets filled with good things
for feast and good time in general.
The election will then be over and all
may jollify.
If the Courier is anxious to have Mr..
Bryan see ii particular Issue of the
NoRTHERNER, we would suggest that
il mail such issue TO him. He would be
certain to read carefully anything that
came to him in an envelope bearing the
COurter'S card.
The autumn luncheon, which was to
have been given Thursday, Oct. 30, by
the officers of the Coterie, will be post
poned until Wednesday, Nov. 4. 1t
will be held at the home of Mrs. Bertha
Harrison. The regular program for
that day will be presented.
A marked copy of the LaPorte, Ind,
argus, conveys the intelligence that
Lew Showerman of Paw Paw, Mich,
arrived there Friday with an 'up-to.
date PAGER" and won two good heats
from Charlie Phelps fast horse, Philip
D. Blue Jeans is evidently still in it.
The demopops have a mass meeting
advertised for to-day, in this village
The preparations have been made on a
large scale, and big crowd was ex.
pected. We sympathize with them over
are sorry that all could not have been
propitious.
In these closing days of the campaign
we would urge the importnce of display
ing McKinley's picture in the windows
of every republican home, and let every
man and woman who believes in pro
lection and sound money indicate that
fact by wearing button or bit of yel
low ribbon.
This being the day of the Bryan mass
meeting, the board of education has
directed that all pupils who so request
may be excused from attendance al
school without being marked absent
just the same permission as was grant
ed on occasion of the late republican
mass meeting.
Extra editions of the Kalamazoo Tel
egraph will be published Immediately
after election, containing the latest re
turns. The Telegraph has made ar.
rangements to secure complete returns
from the county, state and nation, and
will be able TO furnish the public the
result without delay.
G.. w. Young and .. w. Rowland ad
dressed their friends and neighbors al
the Lee district school house, last Sat
urday evening, on the political issues
of the day. Mr. Young particularly
emphasized the fact that no true repub
lican can cast vote for VIM. j. Bryan
and the popocrat ticket.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
gave large reception at the home ol
Mrs. 4. w. Broughton on Thursday
evening, in honor of Mrs. Robert Sci
lick of Lockport, N. Y, and Mrs
Beatty, who are visiting here. A dainty
lunch was served and music and recita
tioRs furnished entertainment for all.
Every man in town can be just as
stylishly dressed as the resident of the
greatest city in the land, if he will
only buy the same kind of clothing that
is sold to well l.dressed city men. You
will find this kind at the great whale
clothing success of +. Smith & Co., who
sell the famous H. S. & M. attire. Thi:
week they inaugurate half-off WOO
sock sale.
w. X. Sellick occupies double his us
ual space this week, to advertise q
especial Election Sale" for Saturday
Oct 81. No matter what your politics
may be you will be benefited by read
ing this adv. and taking advantage ot
the bargains offered This popular
store will call its full share of patron
age on the big day.