The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-10-06

Mrs. C. l.. Smith is very i'll with
typhoid fever.
Frank Weed will open his meat mar
ket again Thursday.
Rev. Blanchard visited b. Smith and
wife the first of the week.
b. %. Kelly and wife spent part of
last week with relatives here.
Jim Fisk of Central Lake is visiting
his relatives and "the boys" here.
Mrs. II. j. Crawford visited relatives
in Hartford, Friday and Saturday.
The M. +. ladies' aid society will
meet to-day at Mrs. Anna Feegles'.
Mrs. Lille Adams and daughters are
visiting her parents, A. Carris and wife.
Mrs. Geo. Rowe of Chicago made a
flying visit TO her relatives here this
week.
Miss Lena Sprague went To- her home
in Kalamazoo, Friday night, returning
Monday.
Truman Il. Parker came home from
Benton Harbor, Saturday, TO visit his
parents.
While riding her wheel Saturday,
Claire Bidwell was thrown and quite
badly bruised.
Mrs. Agrell will have her millinery
opening next week Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Orah Everett came from Kalamazoo,
Friday to visit for short time. Osa
returned with her Saturday.
Mrs +. f. Rowland and daughter
Belle Maynard, went to Chicago to-
day to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Fay Cornwell came home from
Dowagiac to spend Friday and Satur-
day. The fair made it possible for her
to gain holiday.
Miss Cherrie Younglove went to
South Bend, Saturday, where she will
work for time. Her sister, Mrs.
Lulu Glenns, is there also.
Rev. King and wife, Mrs. Ransom
and Rev. DaFoe and wife attended the
Free Methodist quarterly meeting
at Hartford, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. George Northrup will lead the
subject, THE Life and Fellowship OF
tic ShuiNu VI oU. dul hcleTcuCc,
Eph. 2, 10.
Geo. McFern fell Saturday while put
ting up pulley at his cider mill. His
head was cut slightly and he considers
himself fortunate to escape with nc
serious injury.
Prof. and Mrs. Loree went to Ann
Arbor, Thursday, where Mr.. Loree will
take medical course at the university
The pupils presented him with hand
some initial ring, to show their appre-
citation and love for him.
l.. S. Shaver and Miss Alice Brigham
were united in marriage at Bangor by
Rev. |. L. Weldon last Sunday. Botf
Mr.. Shaver and his bride are wei
known in this place and have many
friends who offer congratulations.
In honor of Dr.. Baldwin and wife
who will soon leave here for their new
home at Niles, the Sir Knights anC
Lady Maccabees held a reception las
Thursday evening. About $50 guest,
were present. The ladies presented
their departing member quilt of thei
make and the Sir Knights gave the DIR
a pretty token of remembrance. Boil
have for some time been members O
the orders and will be greatly missed
The Sunday evening services will b,
held one-half hour earlier hereafter
Young peoples meeting at o'clocl
and preaching services at z. Eacl
Sunday evening this month union
temperance meeting will be held. Las
Sunday evening the meeting was heC
at the Methodist church. Revs. Chat
field and Stearns each gave short talks
The meeting next Sunday evening will
be held at the Congregational church
All are invited to be present.
The executive committee of tn,
county association of Sunday school
met at this place last Friday to max,
arrangements for the twenty-fifth an
nual convention, which will be helC
here November 1l-12. The well known
singer, +. o. Excel, will be present Il
lead the singing, and Rev. Mohr, tn
state Sunday school worker, will ais,
be here to assist in making this tn
grandest convention of its kind tina
Van Buren, county has ever known