The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1898-07-20
F.. b. Longwell advertises another big
Saturday aud Monday sale

Saturday and Monday sale.
Percy Northrop is home from James
vile, Wis, for few days visit.
Judge Heckert went to Island Lake
Friday, remaining over Sunday.
Rowland & Shaefer's berry pickers
have picnic at Lake Park to-day.
Rev. Thos. +. Barr of Kalamazoo is
the guest of Judge and Mrs. Heckert.
Misses Alice and Helen Rowland oi
Lawrence visited in this place yesterday
Attractive Autographs advertise an
entertainment at the opera house this
evening
Harmonic Glee club will give an enter
tainment at the town hall, Glendale
Friday evening.
The Up-to- Date Farmers club had it.
annual picnic at Three Mile lake, Wed
nesday of last week.
Miss Elva Packer has been taking q
weeks vacation from her work as stenog
rapher in Mr.. Titus office.
Miss Daisy Orr pleasantly entertained
a number of friends Saturday afternoon
at her home west of the village
Don't fail to read j. G. Warmers adv
this week. 1t is of interest to all who
have boarders for the summer school.
Mrs. Mary Rice Sanders and children
of Detroit are visiting her father, n
Rice, and other friends in this vicinity
Neil Chappell, Bert and Fred Shower
man are landlords and tenants of the
Hotel de Schweidler at Three Mile lake
The drouth was broken by fine rain
yesterday forenoon, and the outlook for
corn and potatoes is now excellent in
this locality.
Mrs. Rose Smith started last Thursday
morning for the state of New York, to
remain there several weeks with rela
tives and friends.
The Disciple and Presbyterian En-
deavor societies will go to Mattawan
next Sunday evening" as the guests of
the Mattawan society.
Lawton will vote July 26 on the issu-
ance of $500 of bonds for waterworks
Here is another chance for Tom Dodge
and an injunction bill.
1t is said Coin" Harvey, Senator
Stewart and ex-Gov. Crittenden of Mis-
souri, will make speeches in the fourth
district in an effort to defeat Hamilton
polly" is dead; died of old age. She
had been an associate of Mrs. Charlotte
Wilson for 40 years, and was old enough
to talk when she came there. Polly was
a parrot
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
have a picnic at South Haven, We'd
nesday, July 81 A very cheap excur-
sion will be run over the S. H. & f.
railroad. See the large bills.
Councilmen Cole and Shrine were at
Kalamazoo, Monday, in consultation
with Engineer Pierson over the water
works plans and specifications which
will be completed within few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Fremont.
Mich, were guests of old Paw Paw
friends over Sunday. Mr.. Smith is a
prosperous merchant. He was pop
ular salesman at Sellick's 20 years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Jacobs of Lawrence
township, who have been residents of
this county for upwards of half a CEN
tury, will go next week to make their
home with their daughter at Thomp-
sonville, Mich.
After July 80, we will discontinue our
special offer of the Detroit Semi Weekly
Journal and the Northerner both S1.5O
in advance. If any wish to secure the
two papers at that price. they must sub
scribe before the above date.
Cummings says that the ladies' beauty
pin, gold plate, mentioned among other
good things in his new adv. this week, is
one of the latest and most useful novel
ties and should be seen by everyone.
AS almost everyone does go to Cummings
no doubt all will see it.
Remember the Maine. Those eleven
hulks in Manila harbor and the remains
of Cerveras proud fleet at Santiago are
reminders Spain will never forget. The
shirts at +. Smith q Co.'S will secure
comfort and a bargain with one pur-
chase.
Marshal Tuckey wishes it understood
that anyone shooting a Flobert rifle
within the limits of the corporation will
be arrested and prosecuted. Windows
have been broken and there have been
some narrow escapes from serious acci-
dent by the careless use of these danger
Gus boy guns.
Arthur Hinckley came home from
Bangor the fore part of last week, suffer
ing from appendicitis. With his father,
he went to Ann Arbor, Tuesday, where
he underwent an operation Thursday. 1t
was entirely successful and he writes
that he is now getting well as fast as
could be expected.
The following officers were installed
by Paw Paw lodge, No. Is, l. o. o. F.,
at its last meeting: j. B. Rickard, n g.;
G.. r. Merrill, V. c.; VIM. Rickerson, s.: