The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-04-21
Local Department.


Mrs. Murdock is quite seriously i'll.
Geo w. Sherman was in ST. Joseph
over Sunday.
DR.. Rose was here from Decatur one
day last week.
III. f. Rowland of Lawrence was in
town Tuesday.
DR.. j. +. Maxwell of Decatur was in
town yesterday
f b Longwel was in Kalamaz % on
business, yesterday.
Frank Young is home from Ann
ArbOr for a weeks vacation.
Miss Winnie Ferguson is the owner
of an 1897 Belvdere bicycle.
Mrs. Thos Solomon arrived here
Thursday, from Sycamore, Ills.
Frederick Hubbard is home from his
theatrical work, for the summer
Advertised letters, MIR. c. X. Znner-
ma, VIM. Griffit, Thomas j McNeal.
Gardner IL Van Fleet, the popular
milliners, have new adv. in this paper.
Mrs. e. F. Harrison and son of ALE.
place.
The condition of Cook Clark is crit
ical, and there is little hope for his re-
covery.
Paper balloons explain the air ship
mystery, so far as Paw Paw observation
is concerned.
Married, April 13, by Justice George
Finch, Lewis SOule and Jennie Baugh.
er, both of Almena.
Mrs. Richardson expects TO go Satur.
day TO visit her mother and other
friends at Battle Creek
Rev. VIM Chapple of Bangor will oc.
cupy the pulpit at the Disciple church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Ana G.. ClOsson, formerly assist
ant in our high school, was calling on
Paw Paw friends the latter part of last
week
Mrs. Della Nj. Hall will be hostess at
the Coterie club room this "wednesday
afternoon. Roll call-notes from the
capitol.
Rev. w. II. Applegate of Indiana
preached two excellent sermons at the
Disciple church last Sunday, TO good
congregations.
The council held brief meeting yes.
terday forenoon and appointed A. G.
Martin and W. Nj. Snow as the village
board of review.
Mr.. Chester Horton and Miss Winnie
Ferguson of Hartford and Miss Edith
Ferguson of Prospect Lake visited the
Iat ops narpntS last Sunday
Any person wishing information re.
garding the workings of an electrical
AIR ship should call ON Geo Kessler any
evening at the electric light.
We hear much favorable comment
on the alabastine work at the Disciple
church. The decorating is the work of
our own townsman, G. w. Reynolds.
The Northerner job department has
new samples of commencement pro-
grams, and is prepared To do first class
work in this line at reasonable prices
We have been informed of the fact,
that the ladies of the Bachelor club are
preparing a volume of original poems,
which will soon be ready for the press.
w. j. Sellick advertises his corset de-
partment this week The variety of
popular makes sold by this house in.
sures big portion of the corset trade.
II. X. Smith of Lawtou has been ap.
pointed and confirmed as state oil in.
spector. The Northerner is pleased to
see Van Buren county get some OF the
plums.
Mrs. Frank Robinson gave an Easter
party last Saturday evening at her
home in Lawton, in honor of her sister,
Miss Eta Whitford of this village. An
elegant supper was served.
VIM. Killefer and Lowell Packer are
the only two Paw Paw people who have
seen any moving lights in the sky that
might have been on an airship-and
neither of them drink drop.
T. G. Tyner has just received from
SelZ, Schwab d Co, the largest boot anC
shoe house in the world, 467 pairs %
agents sample shoes, which he is goinI
to sell for about one.half their us ua
price.
Married, by Rev. Anna Barton a
her home, April Ia. Mr.. Charles HooC
and Miss Anna Kay, both of Paw Paw
The young couple will begin house
keeping in the farm house formerly oc
cupied by Henry Hinckley.
+ Smith & Co. have two of their il
lustrated advs in this paper. No hous
iu southwestern Michigan Is more de
serving of its success than this one
, The people read their advertising an
J profit thereby: The new spring style
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