The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-09-22

Miss Belle Maynard is at Paw Paw
for few days.
O.W Rowland was in town on bust
ness, Saturday.
Albert H. Abrams is clerking at IL.
Cornwell's store.
Mrs. Sebrirg has a sister visiting her
from Grand Rapids.
Several of the lady cyclists went to
Hartford, Saturday.
Jennie and Mabel King entertained
cousins over Sunday.
Chas Bowers has gone to Georgia to
work on the railroad.
II. g, barnes has been very poorly
for the last few days.
Grandma McCollum has been quite
i'll the past few days.
Chas. Hess and daughter Belle were
at Paw Paw, Sunday.
Ii l.. Cornwell and wife visited at
Cassopolis this week.
Miss Mary Lofts is visiting relatives
in Nashville this week.
Maggie and Anna Cronin returned
from Chicago, Monday.
Mrs j. II. Kelly visited her son, b.
o., at Hartford last week.
A H. Virgins and wife went to
Chicago, Friday, on business.
Chas. Prtchard is building an addi
ton on the rear of his house.
Rev. b o. Rockwell of Bloomingdale
called at Geo. Carpp's, Monday.
The cider mill is progressing rapidly
and will soon be ready for operation.
Arba and Will Moulton of Decatur
spent Sunday with their mother, here
W. c. Stevens of Glendale visited his
cousin, Florence Crawford, last week
Mabel Parks has been quite i'll the
past week and is still in a critical con-
dition.
Mrs. l.. 2. Greenman and Mrs. l.. r.
West were at Hartford, Saturday, on
business.
Nate Taplin and family of Rush Lake
spent Sunday with his brother, William,
at this place.
Mrs. Effie Agrell went to Allegan,
Sunday. From there she will 90 to
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Ella Draper is at Paw Paw this
week to receive the professional services
of DR.. Maxwell.
Rev. Warren of Lansing occupied
the Congregational pulpit. 1t Was a
missionary address.
Seventeen members of the W.C.TU.
attended the mothers meeting at Mrs.
VIM. Hutchins' last Friday.
A. Loveland of Galesburg called on
his cousin, Mrs. Il. G. Parker and other
relatives, Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. l. Monroe returned Monday
from visit in Chicago. Mrs. Clay kept
house for her during her absence.
s. M. Hess was elected president of
the ant-saloon league, DIR. Haskin vice.
president, A. A. Conklln secretary.
Mrs G. w. Stevenson went to Indian
apolis last week to see her husband,
who is working there. She returned
Saturday.
Chas. Paige, Ross Broughton and
Earl Raleigh of Paw Paw were here
Sunday. Anyone know what the at
traction is?
Miss Emma Shaffer, who was pre-.
ceptress of our school from September
"a till May '96, is nov teaching in Hills
dale high school.
Mrs. Cora Cornwell went to Dowa-
giac Saturday to see her daughter Miss
Faye, who is taking instructions in
kindergarten at that place.
Harry Parks and daughter returned
this week to their home in ST. Louis,
Mo. They have been visiting at Clark
Parks, who is Harry's father.
Union young peoples meeting was
held Sunday evening at the Congrega-
tIonal church, conducted by Miss
Amanda Branch of the Il. Y. p. u.
A meeting of the ladies of Lawrence
and vicinity is called for Saturday even
ing at the Congregational church at z
o'clock. Rev. Mrs. j. j. Woodman has
some very interesting things to say to
them.
Owing to the fact that the meeting
for the organization of the anti-saloon
league was not well advertised, only a
small audience assembled Friday night.
A league was organized, however, and
the work will be pushed here.
Rev. A. j. Skinner, who was pastor
of the Methodist church of this place in
'6S and 80, came from the conference at
Kalamazoo to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Lane and other friends He &C.
cupied the pulpit Sunday evening.
Rev. f. b. Storms, who is pastor of
Hartford and Lawrence Congregational
churches and has resided year and a
half in this place, has moved to Hart
ford. He and his family have made
many warm friends here, who will miss
them.