The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-08-25


| Rev. 4. b. Huffman of St. Louis,
Mich, will occupy the Disciple pulpit
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Welch will soon
move into Mrs. Breck's house on Kal-
amazoo street.
w. b. Cooper and family now occupy
the Stevens house on Niles street,
which they recently purchased.
Everybody who desires to see Chicago
and its beautiful parks should take ad-
vantage of the excursion TO be given
on Friday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Harrison will
soon occupy w. l.. Miller's residence.
MIR. and Mrs. Miller will make their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Davey.
Chas. Yant returned from Colorado
last week. He will take his family
back to that state, starting Thursday.
He says times are improving in the
West.
The monthly union temperance meet
ing will be held at the First Baptist
church Sunday evening, September 5.
Rev. +. II. Harvey will deliver the ad
dress.
Il. T.. Tyner is just receiving one of
the largest and best stocks of new boots
and shoes ever opened in Paw Paw
Purchasers will do we'll to inspect these
goods.
Mrs. ID. Anderson and her father
went on the Buffalo excursion. Mrs.
Anderson's mother is here keeping
house for David during his wife's
absence.
DR. Mcdonald, Michigan's best known
specialist, will be in Paw Paw at the
Dyckman house, on Friday, September
3. Consultation free. Remember day
and date.
Services at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday will be conducted by Rev.
+. II. Harvey. Sunday school and the
endeavor meeting will be held at the
usual hours.
Chas. G.. Mitchell, optician, has open
ed an Office in +. p. Grimes building
He carries nice line of goods and is
giving good satisfaction in the proper
fitting of lenses.
b. +. Warner contemplates moving
to Gobleville soon TO be in a desirable
location to handle his large and in
creasing hay and straw baling and
shipping business.
The Paw Paw mill is being resided
and will be painted, putting the prop
erty in first class condition. The flour
the mill is putting out at present is of
the very finest quality.
f. B. Longwell announces that he
will have big, new crockery stock
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This is good news to those who make
Paw Paw their trading point.
Arrangements are in progress for a
trotting matinee, to be given in Paw
Paw, September 1S. Bear the date in
mind. Some good horses are coming
and some exciting racing is assured.
The Disciple aid society will have a
chicken pie supper in the store recent
ly vacated by j. F. Bullard, Tuesday
evening, August 81. Supper will be
served from till 8; price, Is cents. All
are invited
There will be a base ball game in
Paw Paw, Friday afternoon of this
week, between the home team and the
Kalamazoo Independents, the strong.
est team in the Celery City. A good
contest is anticipated.
DR.. Ferguson goes to Lawrence to.
day, to attend a meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the county Sunday
school association and start the ar
rangements for the annual convention,
TO be held at Lawrence in November.
Mrs. j. II. johnson returned Monday
from South Haven. She brought with
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s. Thompson, the free silver editor,
whose ideas of Horticulture are much
more practical than his ideas of finance
The following persons have pur.
chased bicycles in Paw Paw within the
past few days: Alice Bangs, Antwerp, a
Crescent; Mary Knapp, Lawton. a
Homer; A. M. Horton, Glendale a Ben
Hur; Darold McCon, Lawrence, Glad,
iator
A. j. Remington arrived here yester.
day afternoon from his home in the
state of New York, to look over the
prospect for apples for drying this fall
1t is probable the evaporator will be
opened. If it is, Mrs. Remington will
come later.
All mothers wanting boys high class
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advertisement, which fills large space
in this paper. A thousand mothers
can save a thousand dollars by each
buying one of these boys suits. This
is Smiths autumn salutation.
The Northerner notices a late copy oil
the Loveland, Colo, Reporter, contain
ing pleasant mention of the business in
that place of E. X. Park, formerly OF
Paw Paw. Mr.. Park is treasurer of the
committee having in charge a unique
celebration, a free corn roast"
Last Saturday afternoon, while play.
ing, Ralph Rowland jumped from low
fence to the ground He struck in such
manner as to break both bones of his
left leg, between the knee and ankle
Under care of DR.. Hoyt, the little fel
low is doing as well as could be expect.
ed.
Paw Paw yellows commissioners are
doing efficient work. They are max
ing a systematic canvass of the town
visiting every orchard and garden
plat where there are any peach trees
Some of our most prominent fruit
growers had quite number of diseas