The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-08-18
awrence.
Joseph teegles quite low

Joseph teegles quite low.
A. G. Cross of Bangor was in town
Sunday.
The bridge just north of Rowland's
mill has been reprinted.
DR.. A. G.. Six is now located in his
office in the Payne building.
Mrs. Mary Logan Caldwell of Benton
Harbor is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Mabel Stearns of Chicago is
visiting her mother, MrssHicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Howe of Dowa-
giac visited relatives here this week
Mesdames. Miller and Selican of
Chicago are visiting at VIM. Taplin's.
Mrs. H. A. Hills and daughter of
Dowagiac visited relatives here this
week.
There will be about $3.50 90 worth of
new books placed in the township
library.
Alfred Herbert of Grand Rapids at
tended the wedding of his brother here
last week.
Hattie Spicer and Miss Feegles of
South Haven visited Mrs II. d. Mentor
last week.
+. Rowland and wife went to Paw
Paw last week TO remain a few weeks
with relatives.
The Baptist society sold ice cream
Saturday Afternoon and evening. 1t
was financial success.
Seventeen people from here attended
the Crystal Springs camp.meeting
They returned Monday.
l.. +. Whiteman and family of Grand
Rapids attended the funeral of Mrs.
WIS niece, Lena West, Sunday.
Rev. H. w. Harvey of the Presbyter-
ian church of Paw Paw and Elder
Stearns exchanged pulpits last Sunday.
The Longfellow club meet with the
other ladies' clubs of the county at
Lake Cora, August IS, to organize a
federation.
At the X. .. L. NJ. picnic last We'd
nesday, L. &. Parker got knocked down
by horse and was quite badly injured
He is now able to be around little by
the aid of crutches.
II. w. Chapman's horse took a little
| frisk about town one day last week
about five miles into the country. He
has been sold since.
The Baptist society gave quite a
| liberal donation to Rev Kendall last
week. He will preach here next Sun
day morning at the Baptist church-his
last sermon for while.
The w. G.. L. u. will meet Friday at
| the home of Mrs. q. b. Wiggins; sub.
ject. Franchise" led by Mrs. Jennie
Hess. Every member and all who are
interested are earnestly requested TO be
present.
One day last week Frank Weed
scratched his right hand little He
didn't think it anything serious and
neglected it. Blood poison set in
and he has very sore hand. Dr. Six
is attending it.
Rev. w Il. Yonker, wife and family
of Eaton Rapids are visiting friends
here. Mr.. Y. was pastor of the Con-
gregational church at this place for
some time and has hosts of friends here
who are glad to see him. He preached
an able sermon at the union service
last Sunday evening
Rev +. b. Stearns of the Congrega.
tional church has been asked to remain
with the Hartford and Lawrence
churches for another term of two years.
MIR. Stearns is sincere, determined
christian man and he and his family
have gained hosts Of friends here who
will be happy to know that he has &C.
cepted the invitation TO remain.
Miss Bertha Geddes, a highly es.
teemed young lady of Lawrence, was
united in marriage last Wednesday by
Rev. Anna Barton, to- Mr.. Windsor
Herbert of Grand Rapids. They
went Immediately to Grand Rapids,
where Mr.. Herbert has n home pre-.
pared and has lucrative position
The many friends of the bride wish The
couple long and happy life.
Lena, the eldest child of Leroy and
Sophia West, was given TO them Novem
Der %, 1888, for only few brief years
The angel Death came for her August
IL, 1897. She was always cheerful and
bright and was general favorite. The
funeral was held Sunday at the Method
list church, Rev. Keene officiating
Father, mother, four little sisters and Q
brother, together with numerous rela