The true northerner., 1900-09-21
Local Department.
Geo. Il. Butler is able to be out again.
Eddie Snow has returned to Ann

W. N. SOclliCh huNcIliscS ClOdhS lOI
autumn.
A. III. Long of Gobleville was in town
Tuesday.
G. b. Charles of Bangor was in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lila Longwell of Keeler is visiting
in Paw Paw.
Mrs. Jessie Drew is spending a few
days in Chicago.
Miss Lyle Buckhout visited friends in
Chicago last week.
The Paw Paw Savings bank statement
is published in this paper.
Frank Seabury of Benton Harbor is
visiting Paw Paw friends.
j. f.. Chandler has been i'll and con-
fined to the house but is now, out again.
Miss Lola Douglas has returned to
Jackson, where she will teach again this
year.
II. G. Waters g. Co. tell in their adv.
this week how they have succeeded in
business.
Mrs. NJ. l.. O'Dell is having her milli-
merry opening to-day and will continue it
to- morrow.
Rev. j. H. Hammond of Decatur occu-
pied the Disciple pulpit last Sunday
morning and evening
Florence Shafer has secured a position
as book-keeper and cashier in a large
Benton Harbor store
The first frost of the season visited this
section Tuesday morning 1t was light
and did no damage whatever.
j. l.. Marshall is rebuilding the Irwin
house, which he has bought, and will
make it comfortable home.
Snow Bros. are putting in two fur
naces at Lawrence this week-for
Messrs. Rockwell and Whiteman
Read the testimonial of VIM. Thomas
in Shows Bros adv. Only AZ tons of
coal for cold winter is hard to beat.
Mrs. W. j. Ellis fell from her wheel
last Thursday, nearly breaking one leg.
She has been laid up ever since and has
suffered severely.
Attorneys ID. .. French and A. j. Mills
of Kalamazoo and Hammond of Benton
Harbor have been here on circuit court
business this week.
On the great clock of time there is but
one word, now. Now is the time TO see
a wonder stock of clothing for fall and
winter at E. Smith & Cos.
Harry Douglas of Ann Arbor is spend
ing two weeks at the home of his parents.
He will complete the course in the chem
ical department at the university this
year.
Mr.. Clay Beistle of Buchanan arrived
here Wednesday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Ralph Jennings. He will go from this
place to Ann Arbor, where he will enter
college.
The South Haven & Eastern road has
had plenty of refrigerator cars all this
week, for western and north western
shipments, and grape buying has been
lively in Paw Paw.
DeHaven Bros. have a new adv in this
paper. They are now settled in their
new studio in the Conner building, where
they have very pleasant and convenient
place of business.
Hon. E. L. Hamilton will speak on the
issues of the day at Woodmen hall, Glen
dale, tomorrow Saturday evening. The
Bloomingdale band and the Gobleville
Glee club will furnish music.
T.. NJ. Haven of the Haven Seed COM
pany at South Haven was in town Tues
day, looking after a large acreage of seeds
of various kinds grown for the company
by farmers of this vicinity.
The fruit shippers of Lawton informed
The True Northerner, Wednesday, that
the S. III. & r. is now furnishing them
more refrigerator cars and giving prompt
er service than the Michigan Central.
Advertised letters: Edith M. Gray,
Florence White, Mrs. l.. Lottridge, Mrs.
l. E. Whitmore, Mrs. Harriet Kimball,
Isaac Lott, George Hibbard, VIM. A.
Brewton, Berney Chapman, Mrs. Charlie
Mills, Bill Mason, Horace Hull.
M. o. Rowland attended the meeting
of the Michigan Republican Newspaper
association at Kalamazoo, Wednesday
and Thursday. Mrs. Rowland also at
tended the banquet given the members
and their ladies Thursday evening.
A monster watermelon weighing 40
pounds was displayed in The True North
erners window the fore part of the week.
1t was raised on Fairview fruit farm,
from seed from a melon imported by E.
B. Longwell last season and called the
Indiana Sweetheart"
Rusco & Swift's Uncle Toms Cabin
company, which will show at Longwell's s
opera house tomorrow evening-10, 20
and 80 cents-will give street parade,
headed by the company's band. James
Lewis, the trick bicy yclist, who rode down
the steps of the capitol building at
Washington, is with the company and
will give free street exhibition.
Rev. Eugene Sheehy will give lecture
at the opera house, Wednesday evening
September 20, "a Tour through Ireland, >
illustrated with 300 stereopticon views
of interesting points from every corner
of the Emerald Isle. 1t promises to be