The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-11-01

Loco o7 Z NiseeIIone0-s.
Dennis Cooper is in Benton Harbor
this week
Samuel Jordon left Wednesday for
California
Mrs. Louisa Wilcox has been visiting
relatives in Brockport, n. Y.
Ex-Sheriff Henderson was here from
Kalamazoo a part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs JAS Phillips of ST. Joseph
are guests of Paw Paw friends.
Miss Melissa CRANE is home from
Chicago on account of sickness.
VIM. Deming of Arlington was in the
the village Saturday on business.
MIR. and Mrs. d. J Treat of Decatur
were guests of relatives here Sunday.
VIM. Dorgan of Allegan was in town
the forepart of the week on business.
Miss Luella Colffelt of Dowagiac spent
Saturday in town, the guest of friends.
Work is progressing finely on the new
court house, and few weeks more will
see it enclosed.
f. II. Hirckley and family of Kala-
mazoo were guests at the home of Den
mis- Cooper, Sunday.
Frank Pugsey and J. II. Waters have
been at Prospect Lake this week, setting
a"gilt edge" furnace.
Read the new serial, "The Stranger
orI tho Dr;,ro1-, stortoJ -, Tbo rTr,,o
Northerner this week.
The council held a meeting Tuesday
evening, but transacted no business aside
from allowing claims amounting to SIP
The ladies' aid society of the NJ. f.
church will serve chicken pie dinner at
noon to morrow in the vacant Longwell
store
Chas. Hathaway's new cottage is near
ing completion 1t will be one of the
handsomest, contest little houses in
town.
Walter Cash was called to Ann Arbor,
Saturday, on account of serious illness
of his father, who is in the hospital
there.
and Chas. Criffield of Decatur were
guests at tho home of w. Il. Sellick,
Sunday
Work on F. B. Ocobock's new house
is being pushed and it will be a fine ad-
dition to the neighborhood where it is
being built.
Regular review of X. O.. 7. NJ. this
evening friday A good attendance
is desired, as matters of Importance will
come before the tent.
Will Knight is moving his carpenter
shop from the building he has occupied
on south Gremps street. The village will
occupy it for a storeroom.
State farmers institutes are announced
for Van Buren, county as follows: Covert,
February IL; Paw Paw, February u;
Bloomingdale, February 13; Bangor,
February Ia.
Little George Showerman of Kalama-
zoo, who has spent the last two summers
with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Showerman of this place, fell
from tree near his home last week,
breaking both arms.
Tuesday, Simeon Buys brought to The
True Northerner Office fine bunch of
strawberries. The leaves of the plants
were green, and several dozen ripe, red
berries were in the bunch, as we'll as
green berries and blossoms. This is re-
markable for Michigan in late October.
Messrs. Guy and Floyd DeHaven, who
recently sold their photograph gallery in
this place, have rented quarters in Kala-
mazoo and will open a studio in that
city. Floyd is there now, fixing up the
rooms, and Guy will 60 next week. They
are straightforward young men and good
artists, and The True Northerner wishes
them the success they deserve.
The concert last evening by the Liste-
mann string quartette was one of the
finest musical entertainments ever given
in Paw Paw. The singing of Miss Helen
Buckley was especially well received
The opera house. was filled with large
and responsjv- audience, showing that
Paw Paw r appreciate high class
musical e.. attainment The gentlemen
who secured the quartette are entitled
to the thanks of the public.