The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1900-11-02
J.F. Bullard is in Chicago on a mat

to November IL.
Judge Carr will be here to hold court
to-day at 10 a. IN.
Advertised letters; Mrs. Belle Alex
ander, Mr.. Robert Edison.
j. f. Chandler is campaigning in
Branch county this week.
The Every Friday club will meet with
Mrs. Sowle, Friday afternoon, Novem-
Der 8.
c. W. Fisk of Chicago, a former resi-
dent of Lawrence, was in town Tuesday
on business.
BE sure to go to the 10-cent tea at the
parlors of the First Baptist church, this
evening from to 7.
Miss Cora b. Smith of Gliddenburg
spent Sunday at Jackson with her sis
ter, Mrs. r. ID. Knowles.
w. p. Squier has moved his family
here from South Haven. They occupy a
part of Geo. Burners house.
The covenant meeting of the Free
Baptist church, announced for next Sat
urday, will be postponed for one week.
The Prospect Valley Farmers club
will be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. G. b
Jordan, Thursday evening, November 10
Rev. William Rice will supply the pull
pip of the Free Baptist church of Goble-
vile next Sunday morning and evening.
There was good attendance and ex-
cellent program at the county e. f.. con-
vention at Covert, Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Woman's Missionary society of the
Disciple church will meet with Mrs.
David Woodman, Tuesday afternoon,
November 6.
The ladies' aid society of the Disciple
church will serve warm dinner in the
church parlors, Saturday, November 3;
all are invited.
l.. III. Titus, representative to the
grand lodge of Oddfellows, will make a
report of the proceedings of that body to
the order this evening.
Mrs. Olivia j. G.. Woodman will give
her lecture, ideals to Strive for" at the
rooms of the Hartford woman's club
next Tuesday at 2 p m.
Married, October 81, by Rev. G.. p,
Linderman, at his residence in this vii
lage. William Gay of Paw Paw and Miss
Lulu Furbush of Waverly
The topics to be discussed at the First
Baptist church Sunday, in both services
will be subjects which concern you as a
citizen of this great country.
Annual meeting of Van Buren, County
Pomona grange will be held at Lawrence
grange hall, Thursday, November s, at
10 a. M. instead of Wednesday, Novem-
Der 7, as announced last week.
Rev. j. II. Rennie preached in the First
Baptist church last Sunday for the pas
tor, who has been indisposed for a few
days. Mr.. Rennie's sermons were well
received and heartily appreciated
There is not general re-registration
this year, as has been reported in some
quarters. The re-registratIon is in cities
only. No voting precinct in this county
comes under the law in this respect. New
voters must register tomorrow.
Congressman Hamilton was greeted
by big crowd in this place Saturday
evening The rink was packed to it's
fullest capacity, and many were unable
to get in. 1t was big meeting, and did
much good to the republican cause.
"Four things greater than all things
are women and horses and power and
war;" the four great things in e. Smith
& Co'sgreat overcoat sale, are the acme
of comfort, the climax of durability, the
zenith of style and the nadir of price.
Bryan pictures were pasted on the
plate glass fronts of the business places
of republicans Wednesday night, and
also on many porches of residences, etc.
1t is not probable any votes were made
for the democratic ticket by such a
course.
Judge Durfee of Detroit telegraphed
to Judge johnson to learn the order in
which candidates are arranged on Van
Buren, county ballots. He found that
our election commissioners had followed
the exact order of the form prescribed in
the statutes.
About so persons assembled at the
Halloween social at the home of Mrs.
Solomon, Wednesday evening. The en-
tertainment consisted of short literary
program, followed by music by the pho
nograph, which added to the enjoyment
of the evening.
Showerman Bros. have just received
their fall and winter stock of mems shoes
of w. l.. Douglas make. They are in
every respect a shoe for the stylish and
well-dressed men. See their agents sam
pie shoes which they are offering at one
half their regular price to lean pocket
books.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs of Sullivan, Ohio,
were the guests of Mrs. Emma Lyle last
week Mr.. Jacobs is a strong republican
and an old soldier, and made acquaintance
with quite few of his comrades while
here. He attended the speech Saturday
night and said it was as good as that of
any Ohioan he had ever heard.
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