The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-06-09
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ing. All are invited to be present.
Mrs. George Ocobock of Hartford
was the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Will
Miller for the Southern Romance"
Co. &C" of the 4th Michigan Cav
airy will hold its 2lst annual reunion
at Lake Cora, June 15 and 10, 1897.
Rev. Mrs. j. j. Woodman preached a
fine discourse to a good audience, at
the Disciple church, Sunday morning
Regular communication of Paw Paw
Chapter No. "a. r. A. NJ, Friday even
ing, June IL. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Geo. Green of Dowagiac was in town
Saturday. He has hired for another
year as principal of the high school in
that city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Gillespie are enjoy
ing visit with their daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Tillman, and her son Donald from
Minneapolis.
Cummings makes another announce
ment in his adv. this week which
should have telling effect on his fine
dress goods stock.
Eta Whitford is spending few days
in Hartford this week, guest of her
cousin, Effie Myers, who is one of the
graduates of the high school.
The weekly session of the Sunday
School Teachers union will be held at
the Presbyterian church, Thursday
evening; Rev. j. Hurd, leader.
DR.. Ferguson went Tuesday night to
Battle Creek, to attend the meeting of
81 naataI oe1aa;atsA,N 10 oil
return home Thursday afternoon.
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents in Pine Grove, Saturday
evening, June 5, Ralph Lamberson of
Paw Paw and Miss Lillian Ruell.
Misses Floy Snow and Jane Brough-
ton, accompanied by Mrs. BroughtOn,
were in Dowagiac last Friday, practic-
ing their pieces with the orchestra.
e. M. Harrison is having new cement
walks laid around his premises and
also leading from the street to his doors.
Moses BeDunah of Otsego is doing the
work
Following is list of the newly elect
ed officers of Paw Paw lodge of Odd
fellows: o. w. Rowland, n. g.; F. X.
Bassett, V. G.; II. l.. Mcneil, s.; j. +.
Bullard, L.
Local wheelmen and wheelwomen
who have not registered at this flee
are requested to do so at once The
Northerner desires to have full and
complete list.
The ladies of the 4th division of the
Presbyterian church will give lawn
social this evening at the home of Mrs.
+. z. Grimes. Strawberries and cream
will be served.
The Episcopal ladies showed their
appreciation of the hard work the caste
did in "A Southern Romance" by serv-
ing a dainty and elaborate lunch after
the performance.
Married, by D. w. Rowland Esq, at
the Office of the county clerk in the
village of Paw Paw, Saturday, June 5,
Charles l.. Sherwood and Mabel M {.
Barber, both of Breedsville.
Gobleville Oddfellows visited their
Paw Paw brethren last Friday evening.
The ladies served supper in the recep-
ton room prior to the session of the
lodge and general good time was had.
The board of education has engaged
Miss Hattie K. Hungerford of Albion as
assistant in the high school, Miss Hung
erford has taken the classical course at
Albion college and is a member of the
class of '97.
E. Smith & Co. are sailing up the
right stream, and are bound to make it
win with their great line for June busi-
ness. Every months business excels
their sales of other seasons. Read their
advs. in this paper.
l. A. Whitman, Paw Paws marble
cutter, recently received three orders
for monuments from Chicago parties,
two of them going to the city itself.
Good work and reasonable prices are
what do the business.
Local wheelmen, don't forget to regis
ter at the Northerner office Mt once.
We believe there are more bicycles in
Paw Paw than in any town of the size
in Michigan. Let every one of them be
ir the list, which will be published next
week.
The Disciple church was crowded
Sunday evening, the occasion of the
annual children's day exercises of that
denomination. The exercises were
creditable to the children and those
who trained them, as we'll as to the
older ones taking part in the program.
W. Sellick is always up.to-date in
his stock, keeping in harmony with the
dictates of fashion. So it is no surprise
to know that he has a fine stock of shirt
waists, but it will be surprise to know
how great bargains he is offering in
these seasonable goods. Read his adv.
for particulars.
At 2:30 Sunday morning, the fire
alarm called out our people to see the
residence of K. G. Nash, in the east
part of the village, go up in smoke.
| Nothing now remains of it but smoky,
charred remnant. Most of the contents
were destroyed. The origin of the fire
is unknown, but it started in the base.
ment and was under good headway
when the alarm was given. The house
was insured for 5000 in +. +. Parks
agency. The contents were also in
lsured.
John w. Jones, the representative oi
the New York Associated Press, was in
this place Thursday last He is riding
around the world on his wheel He
started out in New York penniless, and
is to pay his own way around the world
and return with So, 900 in cash. He al
ready has over 81, 500 of the amount. o.
course he will have to have much more
than tho raou;rod az 0OO M hon ha laova.