The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-09-01

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score of IL To 6.
Maple Grove lodge, X. of F., will re.
sumo its meetings next Monday even
ing, after summer vacation.
The Up.to-Date Farmers club will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Nelson, Wednesday, September 8.
The North and South Farmers club
will meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Showerman, Thursday, September .
Mr.. NJ. A. ellison, living west of town,
died last evening at six O'Clock; funeral
at the Nj. +. church Friday afternoon.
The Kalamazoo manager sent word
that the ball team had disbanded and
could not fill its date here on Friday
last.
There will be no preaching at the
Disciple church next Sunday morning.
Sunday school will be held at the usual
hour.
Frank Seabury will enter the depart
ment of pharmacy in the university
Chas. Roach will enter the literary
course.
The yellowS commissioners of this
township have completed their work
They found 307 diseased trees in S5
different places.
A reunion of Co. &C." 10th n. Y.
Vols, will have reunion at the Dyck.
man house, Paw Paw, September, 16,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Gorton and son
Leland are in Chicago, guests of Mr. S.
L. Bowen Mrs. Gorton is also taking
medical treatment.
Mrs. Ralph Noyes died at Mandan,
OAK, Aug 16, from consumption MIR.
Noyes has returned from the West and
is now at South Haven.
Married, in this village. Saturday,
August 20, by Rev. NJ. 5. Waller, Mr..
George ID. McWilliams and Miss Cora
Carney, both of Decatur
The marriage of Mr.. Daniel Crawford
and Mrs. Lovina Evans of Lawrence
was solemnized by Mrs. Anna Barton
on Wednesday, August IS.
Miss Nettie Barnum of Ypsilanti, who
has been visiting the family of j w.
Free and other relatives here, returned
to her home on Thursday last.
Roman stripes" are the latest. OF
course you will find them at Sellick's.
These are not the only desirable goods
mentioned in his adv. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyle have moved
into |. b. Conner's tenant house on
Gremps street, where they will remain
till the rebuilding on their house is
completed.
Hugh Hurd has just completed map
of Greece, 81 feet square, in crayon.' II
was done for the Coterie and is to be
used by that society in the study OF
ancient history.
On account of low water, the street
lights have not been turned on fOl
several nights past. As the nights have
been dark, the absence of lights has
been a great inconvenience.
The NJ. f. society of Almena will
hold an ice cream social and donation
for the benefit of Rev Emmons at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. o. Eager on
Friday evening of this week.
Mrs. Mary Rice-Saunders, who has
been visiting friends here for some time
left for her future home in Detroit
Thursday. Her daughters, Clare and
Retta. will follow her next week.
Frederic Kimball leaves to-day and
opens his season at the Lincoln theater,
September y, playing a three weeks
engagement in Chicago. This makes
his fourth season with the Carter com.
pany.
The Paw Paw ball team was defeated
at Hartford yesterday by score of
to 4, in closely contested game. The
score stood to at the end of the
eighth inning, Hartford winning out IN
the ninth.
Is Paw Paw a good market for grain
We think so, as the following will
show: Mr. Wlldey has shipped from
this place 10 cars of wheat and rye,
and the lowest price paid was 6s cents,
the highest % cents.
Miss Lola Douglas has returned home,
after spending six weeks of her vaca-
tion with relatives in Kansas City. She
soon returns to Jackson, where she is
engaged to teach another year. This
will be her fourth year in that school.
Preparatory to the opening of school
on Monday next, the superintendent de.
sires to meet those who expects to en-
ter the high school by promotion, d.
PlOild VI bhC oNhOOi
house, on the afternoons of Sept. or
Lou. Woodman visited Paw Paw rel
atives and friends over Sunday. He is
now located in Central America, en-
gagged in mining, and is one of the many
successful, prosperous young men who
can look back to this village as their
boyhood home.
The Paw Paw Horse association, for
the matinee September Is, has arrang-
ed races as follows: Free-for.all, 2:40
and green races, all trot or pace-half
mile heats, running race and bicycle
race Good purses will be offered and
some first class sport is assured.
Saturday, the opening day of E. b.
Longwell's big fall sale, was great
success, and the popularity of the sale
grows as the bargains offered become
known. The new upstairs crockery
room will prove trade winner. See
adv. for prices and other information.
Mrs +. II. Harvey gave a musical
at her home, Saturday evening. A
number of guests were present from
out of town, several of them participat-
ing in the program, and our home
musical talent was also well repre-
sented. All the guests had most en-
joyable time.