The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-09-02

Owing to the hot weather and i'm
evaporator will not receive any more
apples until further notice.
Mrs Nora Buell. has returned from
her vacation and is again at Avery's
helping mark the large consignments OF
goods that are daily arriving.
Born, August 90. to Mr.. and Mrs. +.
X. Murdock of Chicago, a 10-pound boy
at the home Of Mrs Murdock's mother,
Mrs. L. j. Bangs. Benton Harbor.
Sam. Decker and Omer Parent drove
from Ohio, distance OF $50 miles, IN
two and one-half days. They are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. 5. +. Munger.
Mrs. r. ID. Sheldon has returned from
Minnesota, where she has been for some
time with her son Frank. Her many
friends are glad to welcome her back.
Nj. ID. Buskirk is at Sioux Falls, Oak,
yet, and is telegraphing back to his
wife TO send more peaches, as he is
selling them faster than they are ship
ped.
James DOwney left for his home in
Silver Greek, Saturday. He expects to
enter the Catholic college at Sandwich,
Canada, next Monday, for two years
course.
Advertised letters: Miss Annie Krug,
Mr. Perry Gibbs, Mrs B. II. Christian,
Mr.. Asey Lewis, DR.. Albert j Shockley,
Mr.. Carl Werntz, Mr.. W. II. Hall, A. w.
Hayden.
The Praters are shipping a carload OF
peaches per day to Rochester, n. Y,
and are realizing remunerative prices.
A number of our fruit growers are
shipping in these cars.
On account of the excursion to South
Haven on Thursday, the Methodists
will hold their midweek prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening. The pastor
will give half hour bible reading
Miss Dora Wall, who has been the
guest of her brother, Rev FIR. Wall, for
several weeks at St. Mary's rectory,
was last week summoned 10 her home
In Dexter by the illness of her mother
Ladies, why waste your time with ex.
pensive and ill.titting patterns when
you can learn the DeGarmo French
Tailor method of dress cutting that is
accurate, simple and cheap, of Miller
the tailor?
Il. G.. Tyner wishes TO close out his
entire clothing stock, which invoices
over sc, 900; will sell the entire stock al
cash until the last garment has been
sold. This is the greatest chance ever
offered TO dress cheaply.
A special round trip excursion rate
of 81. so from Paw Paw to Grand Rap.
| ids. including admission to the grounds
will be given on account OF the state
fair at Grand Rapids, Sept. z to IL
Watch for announcements as TO date:
for this special rate.
Who never walks save where he see.
mems tracks makes no discoveries. Il
II. 5. IL M. had followed the beaten
path in the manufacture of fine cloth
ing their goods would be no better than
others; but they followed original ideas
adopted new principles; that is why
their clothing is unlike any other cloth
ing; that is why it is the best clothing
See it at F. Smith S Cos.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents in this village, on Wednesday
evening last, Rue Douglas and Irene
Waters, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
H. Waters, Rev. NJ. S. Waller officiating
The bride was attended by her sister
Zina, while Harry Douglas, brother oi
the groom, acted as groomsman. Only
the members of the two families were
present at the nuptials.
o. w. Rowland has just completed
the census of this school district. He
has endeavored TO get the name o
every person in the district married
or unmarried) between the ages of five
and twenty. 1t is important that the
enumeration should be absolutely cor
rect. Should any have been overlook
ed, it will be considered as favor tC
have their names and ages handed il
at the NoRTHERNER office at once.
The fourth and last quarterly confer
ence for the year will be held in the
Methodist church parlors on Saturday
afternoon. DR.. Carlisle, the presiding
elder, will preach at 2:30 and the con
ference will be held Immediately fol
lowing. Love feast on Sunday morn.
ing at $50 O'Clock, followed by DR.
Carlisle at 1880, after which the sacra
men of the Lords supper will be ad
ministered. The conference year closes
September Is, and the annual confer
ence convenes at Lansing, September
| 16.
A dispatch to the Inter Ocean from
Muncie, Ind, under date of Aug. 30, ]:
as follows: Joseph Bullard, head saw
yer at Moody & Sons mill, met with 9
frightful and fatal accident to-day. A:
the carriage was approaching the cir
cular saw he was stricken with an epi
leptic fit and fell alongside the saw
His head was caught between the side
of the carriage and a beam and crush
ed. He was aged 81 years and leaves q
wife and three children" He was 8
brother of James K. Bullard of this vii
lage, who left Sunday night to attend
the funeral.
As II. w. McCabe was driving
through Main street Monday evening
one side of the thills to his buggy drop
ped against the horses heels. The
horse at once commenced to plunge anC
kick, to free himself from the buggy
McCabe attempted to run him into /;
tree in front of Ii. G.. browns, hoping
thus to stop him and get him under
control. The horse turned short, tip
ping the buggy over and throwing
McCabe violently TO the ground. HI
was assisted to his home, where he wa
found to be quite seriously injured
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