The true northerner., 1900-09-28

T. b. Ocobock attended the state fair
at Grand Rapids this week.
Mr. aud Mrs. f. +. Parks attended the
state fair at Grand Rapids this week.
Ros. Broughton left Monday to enter
the medical department OF the U. of NJ
Miss Brigsbank of Chicago was the
guest OF Gertrude Buck few days this
week
A. III. Young of Benton Harbor has
ordered one of Snow Bros combination
furnaces.
Miss Verne Van Fossen called on
friends in Olivet, Tuesday, on her way to
Ann Arhor.
Mrs. II. IL. Jennings has returned from
Bay View, where she has been spending
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Downing were in
Grand Rapids this week in attendance
at the state fair.
DIR. w. f. Hoyt returned home Tues
day night by the way of Montreal from
his trip to Paris.
The council held regular meeting
Monday evening, transacting only some
routine business.
Hon. f.. L. Hamilton was in town a
short time Saturday, on his way to the
Glendale meeting.
G. w. Young is at Grand Rapids this
week, attending to his duties as treas
urer of the state fair.
a big crowd greeted Congressman
Hamilton at Glendale, Saturday evening
He made telling speech.
Gel Landphear of Hartford visited
Paw Paw friends last week, returning tC
Ann Arbor Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. p II. Kelley are now
located in Detroit, where Mr.. Kelley has
gone into the practice of law.
h. W. Broughton takes a whole page
this week to tell our readers of season
able bargains to be had at his popular
store
The Every Friday club of the Presby
terian church will meet at the home o.
Mrs. Arlette Bangs the afternoon of Oc
tober D.
f. A. and w. c. Wildey have beer
shipping a couple of carloads of beans
this week. |. b. Conner also shipped &
carload.
j. e. Chandler, c. c. Chappell and L
NJ. Showerman are among those who
visited the state fair at Grand Rapids
this week.
Services will be held at the Episcopa
church, Sunday at 10:30 a. m. and 7:3C
p. M, Rev. w. p. Law of South Haven
officiating.
c. r. Avery is receiving new goods
daily, and his store is already packed
full of desirable goods, marked at bar
gain prices.
Our advertisers claim large amount
of space this week. a large part of our
home news will be found on the inside
of the paper.
The republican county committee held
meeting in this village Monday. The
general plan of work for the campaign
was outlined.
Frederic +. Bowen, the Chicago piano
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may be left with Mrs. Claire Harrison OF
at Smiths store.
f.. b. Longwell has a big adv. in this
paper In it he tells about the new dry
goods department he will add to his bus
mess October ID.
The Rebekah degree staff will meet
at Oddfellows' hall next Monday
evening for practice. A full attendance
of members is desired.
Fall millinery opening at Mrs. Van
Fleets, Saturday. September 80. To the
ladies of Paw Paw and vicinity is extend.
ed cordial invitation.
Advertised letters: Miss Cera Hode-
ley, Mrs. Alice Davenport, Mrs. Geo. b
Wood Nelson Thomasson, Mr.. f. F. Den
iham, Mr.. G. r. Maurow.
The next meeting of Paw Paw grange
will be held September %. Delegates
will be elected to the county convention
to elect delegates to the state grange.
II. c. Waters was in Lawrence, Tues
day, and secured an order for two large
sized Peninsular hot air furnaces, to be
placed in the Lawrence school building
Rev. l. p. Bates will deliver an illus
trated lecture on Old Testament chro-
nology at the town hall, Glendale, al
2:30 next Sunday. Everybody is in.
vited.
Rusco & Swift's Uncle Toms Cabin
company was greeted by full house
last Saturday evening, but did not give
a strong presentation of the historic
piece.
Miss Eliza Huntington of Window
Mimi, who has been entertained at th'
home of w. r. Helms during the week
left yesterday for Boston to visit rela
atives there.
w. III. Longwell is making SOM
changes in the house he recently pur
chased and is building an addition to tn
barn. He lie preparing to occupy tn
premises soon.
Sheriff Thomas offers a reward of 81
for the arrest and conviction of the part
who stole an eight year-old bay geldin
from the barn of Frank Rawson at Law