The true northerner., 1900-07-04

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Special review of X. o. L. M. Thurs
day evening; work.
Fred Bilsborrow of South II aven was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. L. III. Titus visited in Hartford
and Bangor last week.
Advertised letters: Thomas Calder
man, Oscar Curtis, Esq.
c. p Rawson lost a fine jersey COW by
the bite of rattlesnake.
G. G.. Hagerman has commenced work
on his cement walk contract.
r. b. Longwell and family are spend
ing the week in South Haven.
w. j. Sellick has something to say to
every lady in his adv. this week.
I. j. Cavanaugh left for the Kansas
City convention Monday afternoon.
Covenant meeting at the Free Baptist
church, Saturday next at 2:30 p. m.
Paw Paw business houses close at 8
o'clock this morning for the Fourth.
Rev. f. S. Linsell is now pastor of the
Christian church at Mount Pleasant.
Misses Mary and Margaret Bryar are
home from Muskegon for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Woodman of Ilh-
nois are here visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. f. Phillips and children left
"Wednesday last for Grand Encampment,
Wyo
Mrs. c. A. Van Fleet has a new adv.
this week in which nice distinctions are
drawn.
G. ID. Thayer has a new furniture adv
this week, offering some remarkably low
prices.
Miss Myrtle O'Dell has secured a
position at Kalamazoo in the office of w.
r. Taylor.
F.. B. Longwell advertises few of the
choice midsummer bargains to be found
at his store.
Miss Broughton returned home last
Saturday, after visiting five weeks in
Oshkosh, Wis.
Several of our people will celebrate the
Fourth at Dowagiac, some at South Ha-
ven and Lawton.
Leland Strowbridge fell on the delivery
wagon step yesterday, receiving a severe
cut on the breast.
Miss Claudia Mowery of Three Rivers
will be the guest of Miss Vivian Brough-
ton the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells G. Brown and Miss
Matte Cooley visited at A. NJ. Browns
in Columbia last week.
Married, July 2, by Justice Rowland,
Mr.. John Drake of South Haven and
Miss Eva Smith of Lawrence.
Married, July 9, by Justice Rowland,
Mr.. Alva L. Hill of Bloomingdale and
Miss Mary Conklin of Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Harrison and
son Doane aud Mrs. I. j. Cavanaugh left
Monday evening for Utica, n. Y.
The copious rains of the past few days
have been of great benefit to growing
crops, especially corn and raspberries.
Married, at the NJ. E. parsonage, June
80, by Rev. E. O. Mather, Alex Johnson
and Miss Louisa Krogel, both of Geneva.
Married, at the NJ. f. parsonage, July
3, by Rev f. O. Mather, Bert Mason and
Miss Bertha Bingham, both of Pine
Grove.
The mothers tea meeting of the w. G.
T. u. will meet at the home of Mrs.
Powers on Kalamazoo street, Friday,
July 6.
Harry Douglas is combining pleasure
with work at a resort on one of the Les
Cheneaux islands, where he was two
yeGh ago.
The annual convention of the Van
Buren, County Christian Endeavor union
will be held at Covert, October 81 and
November |.
Hon. c. G. Phillips of Bangor was in
town Monday. He is in the field for re-
nomination for member of the leglsla-
ture-third term.
June 30, the First National bank de-
clared its usual per centdividend-the
62d semi-annual dividend declared by
this reliable institution.
Inez Beam, who has just closed sue
cessful school year in the White Oak dis
trict, has been hired to teach in the Law
ton schools the coming year.
Business is growing at the Home
bakery. The new ice cream soda foun-
tain is a winner. The bakery will close
for the Fourth at o this morning.
1t is a mistake; there is not new
cashier at the Savings bank. The old
reliable cashier has merely disguised
himself, with the assistance of the bar.
Der.
Before Justice Mason, Patrick and
Roswell Hubbard from near Mattawan
pleaded guilty to charge of being drunk
and disorderly. Each paid fine of 8
and costs.
w. ID. Clizbe of Birmingham, past
grand chancellor of the Knights of Pyth
las of Michigan, was here for some day:
in the interest of the endowment rank
of the order
r. SmthS Co. charge you nothing fol
the style and tone of their suits, for aftel
the "how" has been learned it costs M