The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-06-21
l have pair of matched mare colts to
sell or exchange for good horse.
tl* DIR. b. O'DELL.
Local Department.

Miss Mabelle Cummings is home from
Ann Arbor
Miss Mabelle Cummings is home from
Ann Arbor.
G.. w. Young was in Chicago, Monday,
on business.
David Fisher of Kalamazoo was in
town Thursday.
DR.. L. w. Curtis will have his office in
the Manning block
The first black raspberries appeared
in the local market Monday.
Rev. G.. P. Linderman and l.. w
Whitbeck each have a new team.
Frank Seabury is home from Ann
Arbor and is working for E. B. Long
well.
No meeting of Paw Paw chapter, U.
ID. order Eastern Star, will be held this
evening.
Mrs A. X. Baleh of Plainwell, Mich,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. DR..
Thompson.
Advertised letters: Jared Stanley,
r. n. Griffin. George Christopher, S. A.
Dele, w. p Helm.
High school and grammar school com
Increment tickets are on sale at Savings
bank and Longwell Bros.
A. w. Cummings now occupies his own
residence, the Graham place on Gremps
street, which he has fixed up in fine
shape.
Married, by Justice O. W. Rowland,
June 10, 1899, at Paw Paw. Mr.. Frank
Bruce of Alamo and Miss Eflie Soule Of
Waverly.
The Van Buren County Sunday School
association will hold county Sunday
school rally at South Haven, about the
first OF August.
The water pipe for the new extensions
of the water mains has arrived and is
being distributed. Work of laying it
will he commenced at once.
The canning factory opened for its
seasons run, yesterday. Cherries, goose
berries and raspberries are the season
able fruit now being put up.
J. Ii. Waters has completed plumbing
jobs the past week in Ocobock's market,
Strowbridge's bakery, Drew w'srestaurant
DeHaven's gallery, the Dyckman house,
S. ID. Webb's residence and is now plumb
ing G.. w. Longwell's residence.
The annual convention of the churches
of Christ for the second district com
mences at Benton Harbor tomorrow,
continuing over Sunday. Miss Hattie
Cooley of this place is on the program
for part in the S unday school session.
This is commencement week at the
university. Mrs. G.. W. Young went to
Ann Arbor yesterday and Mr.. Young
goes to- day Their son Frank is one of
the graduates this year from the medi-
cal department and will soon be home a
full -fledged NJ d. We are informed the
young man has stood creditably through
out his college course.
The South West Michigan Spiritual so
ciety will hold its annual meeting at Lake
Cora, Sunday, June %. Mrs. Ada Sheehan
Herman, M. d., of Cincinnati, o., will
address the meeting on "The Philosophy
of Spirit Return" Mrs. Maggie Waite
of Detroit will give platform readings
Election of officers will occur at the
close of the morning service. Special
trains on the S. III. q +.
About thirty-fve years ago, Chauncey
Depew deposited 800 in Peekskill
savings bank. The president of that in
stitution joked Senator Depew about
having forgotten this small account, anC
was astonished to hear Mr.. Depew reply
"Forgotten itY Well, guess not.
amounts to about S400 with interes
now, and it's going to keep right oi
growing That was the first 500 eve
earned and I've kept my eye on it.
Over fifty years ago, f. Smith & Co. de
posted their first earnings. The Grea
Whale Clothing Success marks the re