The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1898-06-22
Local Department.

nome.
Rev. FIR. Wall is spending the week in
Detroit.
Fl. w. McCabe is having his house
painted.
A. F. Hayes returned from Chicago,
Monday.
n. F. Simpson of Hartford was in town
yesterday.
Regular review of X. o. T. NJ. to NOR
row evening
E. B. Longwell was at Bloomingdale
on business, yesterday.
Miss Jane Broughton arrived home
from Notre Dame, Friday.
Dr. Maxwell is able to be out again,
after quite severe illness.
Work is now in progress, grading and
graveling north LaGrave street.
Judge Heckert was at Lansing, in the
supreme court, part of last week.
Advertised letters: VIM. Smith, Mr..
II. d. Hooker, Mr.. Charley Stevens.
Paw Paw easily defeated Decatur at
base ball last Friday, by a score of II to
6.
A. Bilbo has repainted his house and
otherwise fixed things up about his
place.
Quite a number of new phones have
been added to the Paw Paw exchange
recently.
Married, June Is, by Justice Shrine,
Jared Pulver and Grace Sackett, both
of Pine Grove.
Harry Roundy has returned from Cali
fornia, having been in the West for the
past nine years.
Regular communication of Paw Paw
lodge No. %, f. & A. NJ, Tuesday even
ing, June %, at 7:3O.
Drs. Rose and Maxwell of Decatur
were over to see DR.. Maxwell of this
place during his illness.
Married, at st. Mary's church, June
20, Mr.. Lawrence Sage and Miss Cora
Slagle, both of Gobleville
Mrs VIII LaGrave and Miss Alice La
Grave of Chicago are visiting the latter
mother, Mrs. NJ. l.. Brown.
j. ID. Holmes has sold his fine black
driving horse to Grand Rapids parties,
and delivered him Monday.
Supt. w. G.. Smith of Detroit was
looking after fruit shipping interests of
the American Express Co., Monday.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church will
serve ice cream at the parsonage, Tues
day, June %. Everybody is invited.
The council held a regular meeting
Monday evening, but transacted no bus
mess aside from the general routine.
In writing to the Northerner, VIM
Reed of Elkhart, Ind, asks to be remem-
bered to all his old-time friends in this
place.
Miss Clara r. Dean of st. Louis, Mo.
and Mr.. w. b. Murray of Peoria, Ills.
are guests of their cousin, Harry d
Spicer.
The alumni will give no banquet this
year, but will hold reception at NJ. d.
Buskirk's, Friday evening of this week
at o'clock.
The evaporator will be ready to dry
black raspberries again this year Mr.
Trescott will give his personal attention
to the work
Postmaster Killefer says there was
quite a demand for the blanks on which
to make subscriptions for the new issue
of government bonds.
Childrens day exercises will be held
at the Baptist church next Sunday morn
ing The children have been we'll drilled
upon a good program.
The Beckwith Memorial orchestra will
furnish the music for a dancing party at
the opera house this evening after the
commencement exercises.
As the millinery season is about closed
Mrs. O'Dell is closing out the balance OF
her stock at cost. Ladies will find they
can save money by calling on her.
The Northerner is informed that Ed
ward Clary has secured a position trav.
cling for Philadelphia firm and will
begin work in about two weeks.
On account of the list not yet being
complete, the Northerner will not pub
lish its register of bicyclists until next
week, and in the meantime invites all to
register.
The county silver convention at Law
renee is reported to have been a largely
attended affair-in which republican:
tried their hands at running the ole
democratic party.
All are invited to attend childrens
day exercises of the Nj. r. Sunday schoo
of Almena, next Sunday at 1:30 p. m
Mrs. j. II. Emmons of Mattawan will de
liver short address.
Wednesday, June ID, Mrs 7. A. Gran
ger was So years old. Some 40 friends
called on her during the afternoon to re
mind her of the fact and to wish he
many more years of useful life.
There will he a special meeting of tn
Coterie at the club room, Saturday
June %, at 2:30 p. M, to close up las
years business and consider plans fo
, next year. All members should b