The true northerner., 1900-06-20

| Rev. Woodford Il. Law Will conduct
services next Sunday morning at st.
Marks church.
The new vegetable stand at Fred
Ocobock's market is very attractive.
He has added a line of canned goods to
his business, and will handle fresh yege-
tables, etc.
H. G. Waters Is spending the week in
Detroit and in Ann Arbor with his
brother Charles, who completes his
course of civil engineering at the u of
Nj. this year
At the special council meeting We'd
nesday evening, no open well contract
was let, but Frank Cutter was authorized
to put down test we'll to get more
complete knowledge of the character of
the soil.
The local endeavor union will hold its
quarterly meeting at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday evening at 6 o'clock.
1t will be a missionary service, with
especial reference to India, and a collec-
ton will be taken for the famine suf-
ferers.
There will be a grand gala day at Paw
Paw, Saturday, June %. The admission
will be more than free, if you make your
self little better of by taking advantage
of the bargains Showerman Bros. are Of
fering in clothing and boots and shoes.
This special sale commences, June %
and closes July4
j. w. Frees house. barn and out
houses on his farm east Of town burned
to the ground last Thursday afternoon.
The residence was occupied by Pearl
Free, who was away from home when the
fire occurred He lost all of his house
hold furniture
Speaking of recent city league game,
the Kalamazoo Telegraph says: "The
redeeming feature of the knights play
was the splendid work of Paige in the
box, who for the first time had catcher
who could hold him, and showed what
good work he can do against a heavy
hitting team
From a number of fine positions offered,
Miss Minnie Walter has accepted one in
the high school of Prescott, Arizona, at
a salary of $1,000 per month, with pros
poets of an increase Miss Walter as
has done efficient work and has won the
esteem of ALL The city of Prestcott is
to be congratulated on securing Miss
! Walter.
Prof. III. Haupt. Jr.. former teacher
in Armour institute, Chicago, will give a
lecture on Jerusalem and Palestine" at
st. Marks church, Paw Paw, Monday
=, lou I'm, n. hoe
eled extensively and is an interesting
speaker No admission fee will be
, charged, but a silver Offering will be
taken for the benefit of the church. Rev.
w. p. Law of South Haven will accom-
pany the lecturer.
Parties residing in Paw Paw and vi
cinity are invited to mail to their friends
in Chicago and elsewhere copies of the
South Haven and Eastern ,,ssbooklet
where to Rest" Its mission is to as
sist in advertising the advantages of Paw
Paw and adjacent lakes as a summer re-
sort. Copies can be obtained by call
ing at the S. II. &. f. general Office
or if you will call up the Office by
phone they will be left at convenient
place for you.
The Kalamazoo high school base ball
team sustained its second defeat at the
hands of Paw Paw, Saturday, at Kala
: mazoo. Paw Paw excelled in batting,
base running and run getting. Kalama-
zoo played the better fielding game.
Notwithstanding numerous errors, our
boys are entitled to much credit for win
ming the game, played as it was amidst
the boots and jeers of good natured,
partisan crowd. Sanger struckout six
men, Schau one. Following is the score;
A. B. r. II. P.O. A. r.
Paw Paw 43 If ii 27 IL IL
Kalamazoo ID IL 10 ~ 13 8
DR.. Hoyt leaves for Europe next Mon
day, Jun, %. He will spend several days
in Boston prior to embarking on "The
Saale" for Southampton. The doctor is
one of party of one hundred, made up
largely of officers and prominent mem
bers of the G. r.. society, who are on
their way to attend the international
J convention in London, July 1920. He
will leave the party at Paris, after doing
England and the continent, including
"The Passion Play" and the Paris expo
sition, and devote a month or more TO
private hospital study in Berlin and
London. He has left his practice in the
hands of DIR. Frank Young, who has just
completed a year of very successful post
graduate hospital experience at Ann
Arbor.
The now g III e. IT, time tahle now