The true northerner., 1898-05-04
Local Department.
Herbert Cutchman is at home i'll.

Herbert Cutchman is at home ill.
Will Miller has a fine new driving horse.
Emory Ball is working for Longwell
Bros.
J. +. Chandler was in Chicago last
week.
f. Smith & Co. have big adv. on the
eighth page.
Geo. Longwell, Jr., is at the Battle
Creek sanitarium.
Arbor day was suitably observed by
the Paw Paw schools
The Reliable" gasoline stoves is ad-
vertised by Waters & Co.
The Presbyterians are arranging an
other course of three lectures.
Mrs. w. n. Cook of South Haven died
in Chicago hospital, Sunday
Miss Nina Baxter of Grand Rapids is
visiting her friend Bernice, Quick.
Mr. Francis Bacon of Waterloo, n Y,
is here looking after business affairs.
Broughton solves the problem of easy
walking in one of his advs. this week.
Regular meeting of Paw Paw Chapter
No. "a, r. A. NJ, Friday evening, May 6.
Bernie Buck is home again, having
found the ranks of the Lansing company
full.
A new pole for displaying "old glory
has been erected at the Richmond school
house.
Miss Helen A. Tryon of Dowagiac
spent Sunday with her friend, Mable
O'Dell
Emmett Northrup now lives in his own
house. w. q. Brown lives in G.. A. Lam
berson's house.
The Senior Whist club will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wildey, Saturday even
ing of this week.
In honor of the late General c. l.
Eaton, the Island Lake encampment is
called Camp Eaton
The Hartford and Paw Paw high
school teams will cross bats at the Paw
Paw park, Saturday, May I.
Married, Saturday, April %, at Benton
Harbor, Mr.. Austin Marshall and Miss
Lena Smith, both of this place.
1t is Duane Gardner who is enrolled
in the volunteer reserves, not Duane
Graham, as previously published.
Married, by Mrs. Barton, at her home
April 80, Mr.. Truman RICHTER and Mis-:
Effie Van Auken, both of Bangor.
Married, at Paw Paw, April q, by
Justice Rowland, Frank Ingraham anC
Carrie f. Parsons, both of Hartford.
J. S. Tuckey will live in the corpora
tion house, and Will lie Suer will occupy
the house vacated by Mr. Tuckey.
There is shot time" coming, and re
frigerators will be in demand. j. ID
Holmes advertises them this week.
1t is reported that Ed. Sutton failed t.
pass the physical examination necessar.
for admission into the volunteer service
Mothers meeting will be held mex
Thursday afternoon at 2:30, with Mrs
M. O. Rowland. Subject: "Where is m,
boy to night?" All mothers are invited
Mrs. Cora Whalen of Battle Creek ha
invited Mrs. Heckert, Mrs. Parks, Mrs
Miller, Mrs. Bartram and Mrs. j. and B
Warner to be her guests May 10 and IL
Ready to wear dress skirts-of cours
all ladies are ready to wear them, bu
we speak of dress skirts ready to wear
these are the kind Sellick advertises thi
week.
A Washington dispatch to the Detroi
Free Press says Senator Burrows ha
secured the appointment of E. S. Harve
of Bangor to a good clerical position il
the war department.
NJ. S. Kelley, field secretary of Hills
dale college, has been spending severa
days in Paw Paw and spoke in the Ere
Baptist church, Sunday morning. Hi
sermon was an excellent one.
Kalamazoo high school nine was de
feated by Paw Paw high school at has
ball, Saturday, on the Paw Paw ground:
by score of to 6. The game was eS
cellently played and hotly contested.
Mrs Alice Bigelow of Lawrence,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Hazarc
was buried yesterday in the Arlingto
cemetery. The deceased was cousin c
Mrs. o. w. Rowland, who attended tn
funeral.
The show in the big window last Sat
urday was one of the cleverest ADVERT:
ing ideas yet carried out by f. b. Lonl
well-and it paid, Just as all good advel
tising pays. The big sale continues. Sc
his adv for prices.
Mrs. Henry Holt, Mrs. f. l.. Moe, NJ
! and Mrs. Buskirk, Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]
i Smith and |. Jay Cummings attended b
n invitation a banquet given by the How
= ard assembly of international Congre,
o at Kalamazoo, last week Tuesday evei
ling.