The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1898-06-08
Local Department.


Monday.
TT. Chaffee is seriously i'll with APP
pendicitis.
Regular review of X. o. T. NJ to-mor-
row evening
f. B. Longwell is having his fine resi-
dence repainted.
Hon. c. j. Monroe of South Haven
was in town Monday.
Henry Moon of Chicago was in town
Monday, on business.
Attorney V. H. Lockwood of Kalama-
zoo was in town Monday.
Advertised letters: Mr.. Alvin Hen
ness, Mrs. Ruth Honsuton.
Mrs. H. H, Jennings suffered a stroke
of paralysis, but is recovering.
The village furnished electric lights
free for the Adventist meeting.
j. f. Chandler is at Lansing, to argue
the Barnum tax title case in the supreme
court.
c. @. Mitchell has gone to Grand Rap
ids, where he has a position with Shell
man, optician.
There will be shilling social supper
at the First Baptist parlors from to
p. M, Wednesday, June ID.
The teachers of the Paw Paw school
were pleasantly entertained last evening
by Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Hall.
Miss Bernice Quick has gone to South
Haven for the summer. She has posi-
ton in music store there.
The local endeavor union will meet al
Free Baptist church, Sunday evening
June u, at $50. All are invited.
Mrs. Thos Solomon has returned here
from Sycamore, Ills, and expects tc
make her future home in this place.
The ladies of the Free Baptist church
will give an ice cream social at Mrs. II
NJ. Grouts, Tuesday evening, June IA.
The annual convention of the Var
Buren, County Christian Endeavor union
will be held at South Haven, June 2S-29
There will be no prayer meeting at the
NJ. f.. church Thursday evening, on ac
count of the convention at the Christian
church.
Married, by Justice Rowland, at hi:
office in this village, Tuesday, June I
Mr.. Jesse DeNoon and Miss May Mar
shall, both of Bangor.
Children's day will be observed at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday even
ing, by a concert given by the Sunday
school. All are invited.
II. G.. Waters & Co. have recently
purchased the Standard Oil Co.'S ware
house near the depot and will use it fol
fruit package and wire warehouse.
Yesterday, Deputy Sheriff Thomas ar
rested Charles O'Brien, better knowr
here as Delos Frary. He is wanted b!
Sheriff Ferguson of Lenawee county Oh
a charge of larceny.
The children's day exercises at tn,
Christian church last Sunday evening
were attended by a large congrega
ton. Those taking part acquitted them
selves very creditably indeed.
The South Haven Sentinel speaks il
fattering terms of the team of F'idelit!
Rebekah lodge of this place, which die
the work at the institution of Jewe
lodge in that village last Thursday even
ing
The council held a special meeting
Tuesday evening of last week, at which
time the petition for waterworks anC
sewers was presented and referred to ;
special committee consisting of Trustees
Cole, Shrine and Rickard.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. r. churcf
next Sunday. Love feast at $50 a. m.
children's day exercises by the Sunda!
school at 1890. In the evening, Pre-
siding Elder r. w. Van Shoick vii
preach. All are welcome.
The Adventist campmeeting just clos
ed was a success. Some excellent speak
ers occupied the platform and they ad
dressed good sized congregations. Bap
tism was administered to several candi
dates at the race last Sunday.
The members of the NJ E. church as
sembled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A
T. Hall last week Wednesday evening
in honor Of Miss Ruby Neville, VIII
leaves at the end Of the school year. |
was very enjoyable gathering
Hon. Dallas Bouoeman Of Kalamazoo
who has many friends in this place, ha
written Memorial day poem, which wa
read as part of the exercises of tn
day in that city and was printed in tn
city press. 1t is an excellent production
The ladies' missionary society of tn
! Baptist church will meet with Mrs
George Harrison, Saturday, at thre
o'clock. All ladies having mite boxe
, will be please bring or send them. Ger
, tlemen are invited to tea at half pas
five.