The true northerner., 1899-05-24

goods this week.
Mrs. Tensie Stevens is living in part of
G.. l.. Bruner's house.
Nineteen wheelmen took dinner at the
City restaurant Sunday.
s. II. Blackman arrived home from
California, Saturday afternoon.
Glenn Breed rode to Grand Rapids
and back one day last week on his wheel
Showerman Bros. line of agents sam
pie hats and caps is full of choice bar
gains.
Neat ice cream parlors, nicely fur
nished, are new features of the City res
taurant.
f. B. Longwell's full page adv. is
worthy of careful perusal. A big sale
is now on.
Mr.. Frank Nesbitt of Fisher, Mimi,
has been the guest of Mrs. M. l.. O'Dell
for the past few days.
Married, by Rev. Anna Barton, May
II, Mr.. Henry NJ. Owen and Miss May
Angus, both of Waverly.
Married, by Rev. Anna Barton, May
Is, Mr.. Joseph Holland of Arlington and
Mrs. Sarah Graham of Paw Paw.
Maple Grove lodge, X. of p, have ac-
cepted an invitation to visit the lodge at
South Haven next Monday evening.
II. G. Waters & Co. sold their Tooth
wheel for this season Monday. They sell
the Crescent and Featherstone lines.
The S. H. & f.. railroad will make
rate of one fare for the round trip,
Thursday, for the county grange at
Covert.
w. j. Thomas, j. E. Chandler, j. b.
Showerman and l.. M. Showerman went
to Chicago, Saturday, remaining cou-
pie of days.
Mrs. Will Miller, chairman of the
flower committee, would like the flowers
for Memorial day left at Mrs. Daniel
Spicer's, Monday night.
Gliddenburg will observe Memorial
day next Sunday at the usual hour of
the church service, 10:30. Mrs. Barton
will deliver the address.
Chas. l.. Fitch of Grand Rapids rode
on his wheel to Paw Paw, Saturday, re-
turning Monday. He was a guest at
John Searls', where his family are visit
ing.
The railroad company is having piles
driven for new bridge across the river
to the big mill. Considerable filling has
been done, so as to shorten the span OF
the bridge.
At the Baptist church, Friday even
ing, May 26, unique bioscope enter
tainment will be given, showing war
scenes and other moving pictures. Ad-
mission, 10 and ID cents.
The Christian Standard says that E.
X. Van Wrinkle, formerly pastor of the
Disciple church in this place, has closed
his work at Carthage, o., and accepted a
call to the church at Madisonville, o.
Mrs. John Ward of this village was
first in the market-May 19-with home
grown strawberries. L. j. Chaffee and
II. r. Shaefer followed suit on the 22d
This is unprecedentedly early for this
luscious fruit.
Shorts Mitchelson of Antwerp, for
merly of this township, died few days
since, of inflammatory rheumatism, aged
sixty years. The deceased was an old
soldier, having served in the civil war as
member of Co. &C." Sd Michigan cav
airy.
Every Coterie member is requested to
be at the club room at 2 o'clock sha. p
Wednesday, May "a, for special business
The program will begin at o'clock and
will be the reading of the continued
story written by the members. The pub
lie will be admitted for the usual visit.
ors fee, ten cents.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ID
NJ. Cooley, parents of the bride, Wednes
day, May II, Frank Niles Moulthrop and
Miss Era Mae Cooley, both of South
Haven. A large number of friends were
present from South Haven, Blooming
dale, Hartford, Paw Paw, Allegan an6
Chicago Messenger
Emma Sans was born in Richlanc
county, Ohio, September 5, 1881, anC
died May II, 1899, in Paw Paw, Mich
She was married to Elisha Tyler, October
9, 1853. They settled west of town
where they have since resided. He
husband and only child, Mrs. Eta Sor
tore, survive her. The funeral was helC
at the Disciple church, Friday at on,
o'clock. Interment was in Prospect Hill
cemetery
A little girl we know does not under
stand encores, and so found fault will
the audience at a recent children's con
cert, in which she helped to sing
chorus. II know we didn't make on
mistake" she exclaimed on her wa,
home, "and yet they made us come on
and sing it all over again" Such sue
cess with their great sales has led +
Smith & Co to make gigantic deal, an'
now their song echoes the event of tn
year. See the words on memorial sheet
Mrs. Will Miller asks as a special favo
that the people decorate for Memoria
day, both private and public buildings
and the ladies of the Coterie will cor
: slider it favor if the people will leav
their decorations until after the 3lst, a
that will be a gala day for the ladie: