The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-05-23
Local Department.

49, 80 CNAiNo Jthhtll ID StIlOuSll III.
ID. II. Patterson went to Chicago, Mon
day.
e. B. Longwell advertises gigantic cuts
/ for this week and next
Regular review of X. O. L. NJ. to.mor-
row evening Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. j. H. Tanner are guests
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Curtiss.
Miss Alice Rowland of Lawrence was
the guest of Paw Paw friends, Saturday
and Monday.
DIR. @. Frank Young came home from
Ann Arbor, Saturday, remaining until
Sunday night
Mr.. Merriman of Bangor has ordered
Snow Bros No D furnace, through
their agent, Jas. Livermore.
Glare Martin will 90 to South Haven
to work for Bud Evans, who has pur-
chased barber shop there.
Mrs. Amanda Bartram went to Kala-
mazoo, Saturday evening, to be the guest
of Mrs. Lamberson over Sunday.
II. L. Mcneil is having a Snow Bros
-NCs ~ DldCtQ III Ills new mousse,
just west of Longwells opera house.
Miss Lila G.. Felt of Keeler will take
place in the Paw Paw school next year,
as teacher in the second primary depart
ment.
Attention is called to the republican
caucus notice in another column. Every
republican voter in the township should
be there.
As Rev. Mr.. Law cannot be in town
next Sunday, he announces service for
st. Marks Episcopal church, Tuesday
evening, May 80
Next Sunday evening, a union service
will be held in the First Baptist church.
Rev. A. f. Beare of Bloomingdale will
address the meeting.
Monday morning r. \. Shoesmith de
livered to Mr. Whiteman of Lawrence,
one of the largest loads of furniture ever
sent from Paw Paw.
II. G. Waters & Co. are putting new
steel ceiling in j. G.. Warmers grocery
store. New side walls of steel were put
in the sheriff's office last week.
The NJ. f. society of Almena will hold
an ice cream social next Friday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs O. Eager;
proceeds for new singing books.
At the close of the morning service in
the Disciple church last Sunday, Rev
f. S. Linsell rendered his resignation as
pastor of the church, to take effect
June 10.
The case against a. f. Chamberlain of
Lawrence, charged with bringing
pauper into the county, has been dis
missed, he having sent the woman back
to Chicago.
Measles have been having the right of
way in Gliddenburg for the past two
weeks, but all the patients are conve-
lescing and some are able to be out again.
The school has been closed on that
account.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lamberson have
removed to Kalamazoo, where Mr. Lam
berson recently went into the livery
business. Paw Paw people regret that
they found it to their interest to leave
this place.
The union G.. A. r. Memorial service |
will be held next Sunday morning at the |
NJ f. church. Members of the post will
meet at the hall at 10 o'clock and march |
To the church. Rev. f.. q. Mather will |
preach the sermon.
Judge johnson returned from Battle
Creek, Saturday, very much improved in
health and looking better than for some
time before he went away. He has re- !
sumed his official duties. His many
friends are pleased to see him back again
Seventy millions of people will soon
unite in paying the tribute of a
nations gratitude to its heroes. In every
heart is love, in every tongue praise for
the gallant men who laid down their
lives in defense of the stars and stripes.
See r. Smith d Co.'S bulletin for Decora-
tion day on the last page of this issue.
Sunday, May 90 being the birthday
of Mrs. Eli Douglass, few
friends were invited in Saturday after
noon to remind her of the event and wish
her long life and many returns of the
day. 1t was a genuine surprise to her,
and when it became known that it was
also the birthday of two of the guests,
Mrs. Eden Engle and Mrs. VIM. Signor,
the surprise was complete. Some nice
presents were given, including a beauti-
full bible from the children. A dainty
supper was served.