The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-04-14
Local Department.

+. b. Longwell's bargains -5th page.
Mr. Chas. Melchor was in town over
Sunday.
John Mutchler of Bangor was in town
Tuesday.
f. Crane of Kalamazoo was in town
Monday.
Attorney Bessey of Bloomlngdale was
in town Tuesday.
Hon. c. j. Monroe of South Haven
was in town Monday.
Advertised letters: Mrs. A G.. Hall,
Mr.. w. b. LOckridge.
Sellick advertises a money saving
sale of shoes for Saturday.
Dwight Foster, Keeler's new super.
visor, was in town Monday.
Mrs. Rose Smith is home from a pro.
tracted visit at Battle Creek.
Regular meeting of the international
Congress, Tuesday, April 20.
Capt. Ed. Stewart of the South Haven
Sentinel was in town Monday.
The w. c. T. u. will meet with Mrs
Eli Wise, Thursday at 2:30 p. m.
DR.. Maynard is having a new porch
built on the south side of his residence
Mr. and Mrs G.. A. Lamberson en-
tertained company at pedro last even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurd spent Sun
day with Kalamazoo relatives anC
| friends.
School Commissioner elect Brown
will make Paw Paw his home during
his official term.
Communications from several valued
correspondents were crowded out las
last week, by election news.
A government cannon has been re
ceived at Bangor, to be used as sol
diers' monument on Arlington hill.
| j. C. Warner offers some new bargains
in his adv. this week, and especiall,
attractive trade winner for Saturday.
j. III. Waters timed over the steepl'
of the brick school house on the ter
ritorial road near Oshtemo, last week
The gentlemen of the Free Baptis
church will serve ice cream at the hOm,
of ID. b. Waite this "Wednesday even
ing
Paw Paw people will have to hustl,
themselves and get their optics on tn,
air ship, or be hopelessly left out OF th'
world
Geo. Butler has bought the Harri
barn, east of Mrs. Cross place in tn,
north part of town, and is moving it I,
his home.
Francis Bacon Esq of New York ha
been here for several days on lega
business, with Judge Heckert and Mr.
Chandler.
The Free Will Baptist Sunday schoo
will give an Easter programme Sunda.
evening next, consisting of music an'
recitations.
The twelfth annual convention of tn
w. G. Il. u of Van Buren, comfy viii
be held at the Baptist church, Goble
vile, April 90 and 90
Rev. Mrs. j. j. Woodman occupie,
the Presbyterian pulpit last Sunday
and her auditors were much pleased
with the excellent discourse.
The Mattawan amateurs played to
small audience at the opera house las
Friday evening The oratorical con
test was a severe competitor.
l.. +. Trescott went to Kalamazoo
yesterday to meet his family, arriviDI
here in the afternoon They will re
side in j. G.. Mornings house north G
the big mill
j. +. Bullard and family have move
into their own house Mr.. Eilert an
family have moved into l.. G.. Hurd
tenant house, and w. c. Wildey an
family onto their farm.
The Young Ladies' Social society c
the First Baptist church will give te
cent supper in the church parlors o
Friday evening, April 10, from unit
s o'clock. All are invited.
The b. p Higgins Co, with thei
magniscope and phonograph, gave s
rocky" show at the opera hous
"Wednesday evening of last week ths
they did not remain for a second pei
formance.
The funeral of the little child of MI
and Mrs. Louis O'Dell, that died 9
their home in Kalamazoo, was hel
yesterday afternoon at the home ,
Mr. and Mrs s. +. Allen, Rev. +. "
Corbett officiating.
In a new adv this week, G.. "
Young agrees to save money to pu
chasers Of implements, and also to sa,
4 sl5 to S25 on bicycles. Mr.. Your
Q always lives up 10 his agreements, m
y farmers and wheelrnen will do well
read his adv.