The true northerner., 1900-09-07
Advertised letters: Miss Irene Vincent,
Miss Daisy Mailer, Mabel Fenner.

again.
M. o. Rowland and daughter have
been spending the week with relatives in
Illinois.
A new paper seems TO have been start
ed at South Haven. 1t is styled the
"SUTH HAVEN News"
Mrs. Emmett Northrop is guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chappell and other
friends for few days.
The calendar of the circuit court for
the September term is ornamented ~
with sixteen divorce cases.
Mrs. Merrill and son Edward who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Drown,
returned to Ithaca, Wednesday.
A. T. Hall spent Sunday with Paw
Paw friends, and with his wife, returned
to Benton Harbor, Monday morning.
Last Monday, Elmer Downing sold the
pony that his young son Wilbur has been
accustomed to drive around town so
much
DeHaven Bros art studio is being re
moved to the room recently vacated by
G. ID. Thayer. They expect to be nicely
settled by Monday.
The appearance of Main and Kalama-
zoo streets is much improved by the lay
ing of the new cement walk in front of
the business houses.
Mr.. S. Homer Eaton and Mrs. Alice
Starkweather of Kalamazoo were enter
tanned at the home of L. Cooley, the
latter part of last week.
Miss Nina Douglas, who has been
visiting her cousins, Miss Blake and Mrs.
Cash here for some time, returned to her
home in Mason, Wednesday.
Mrs. j. j. Woodman left Monday for
two weeks trip through northern Mich
igan. She will visit at Gaylord and
Mackinac Island before her return.
w. III. Dorgan, a former Van Buren
county boy, has been honored by receiv-
/ ing the democratic nomination for pros
ecuting attorney of Allegan county.
Frank Butterfeld has left the Union
house and is now landlord of the Clifton.
Mr.. Dansby, late of the Clifton, has
moved his family into rooms over the
bakery.
Mark j. Chaffee, son of T. j. Chaffee,
member of Co. &C." 45th Inft. Vols,
was wounded in one of his feetin a.brush
with Filipinos at Salvacien, p l. Not
serious.
:. Ralph Farr and wife of Oshkosh, Wis,
who have been staying at the home of
w. r. Mosier, left Paw Paw yesterday.
Miss Jessie Farr returned to Oshkosh,
Tuesday.
Frederick S. Fish of Milwaukee visited
at the home of w. Il. Shrine, Sunday.
Mrs. Fish, who has been visiting her
parents several weeks, will remain few
days longer.
Mrs. Van Fleet left Saturday for a
trip east in the interest of her millinery
business. She will visit Cleveland, De
troit and other cities returning about
September 8.
A photographic entertainment will be
given tonight at the home Of Pearl
Pritchard, for the benefit of the Epworth
league. All are invited to come and en-
JOY themselves. Admission, 10 cents.
Mrs. r. ID. Knowles, formerly Mrs. Lii
lie r. Smith, left for her home in Jack
son last Saturday after spending some
weeks of the hot weather with her
mother, Mrs Rachael Smith, in Glidden-
burg.
The school census taken by Prof
OLeary shows that there are 367 per
sons of school age-between five and
twenty-in this school district This is
an increase of eight as compared with
the census of 1899.
Leonard RICHTER of Hartford is being
employed as teacher in the grammar de.
partment of our school. Mr.. Webb
who is the regularly engaged teacher
He will resume his duties as teacher
October l.
Miss Julia Harrison, who was sc
severely injured in the recent runaway
accident, is slowly improving and hope:
of her ultimate recovery are entertained
by her relatives and friends. She has
as yet, recovered her mental facultie:
only In slight degree.
School opened last Monday morning
with the usual exercises and large at
tendance. There is already an enrolmen
of forty foreign pupils which is likely t
be increased in the near future. Their
is every prospect of successful year
. Few places of the size of Paw Paw arr
favored with as good school as we have
: in this village.
We call the attention of our readers Il
the announcement of the state fair il
: our advertising columns. We under
stand that the officers are putting fortl
' every effort to make the fifty-first annua
fair a success. Fifty years of work il
q this line is valuable to the state and W
trust as many of our readers as possibl
will attend this year.
Following is the list of teachers VIII
= have been engaged to teach in the Pa,
Paw schools the coming year: Superir
ltendent, ,-J.--As0,heary; principal; Mis-
Harriet Huh; assistant principal, Mis-
| Olivia I Nal .aran. and assistanf princ