The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-02-22
-0eoI an 4 Miscellaneous
No school to-day.
Washington's Birthday.

Washlngton'S Birthday.
III. G. Waters & Co. have new adv,
Prosecuting Attorney Anderson was
in Hartford Monday.
Marquis Eaton of Lansing was in Paw
Paw few days this week.
Mrs. James e. Phillips of Benton Har-
Dor is visiting in Paw Paw.
Messrs. Sherman and Pierce went to
Chicago yesterday on business.
Miss Jessie Hewson returned home
from Milwaukee, Saturday evening.
The Every Friday club will meet
with Mrs. w. G. Y. Ferguson, Friday,
March l.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Engle of Hartford
visited in Paw Paw, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Rev. j. w. Taylor of Benton Harbor
will occupy the pulpit in the Christian
church, Sunday, March 3.
w. r. Selick advertises ladies' made
to-measure suits 1t is worth your while
to read what he has to say.
Miss Peters, returned missionary
from China, will speak at the M. e.
church, Tuesday evening, February 26,
at 1870.
Mrs. e. M Snow, who has been very
i'll for the past two weeks, is gaining
rapidly and her immediate recovery is
looked for.
- There will be a special meeting of the
Z .eBekah ledge, l. O. o. F. for practice,
Next Wednesday,, evening at 8 o'clock.
full attendance is'desired.
Plenty OF good music ~ the bank of
lie pond, boats to let AID good fishing
4 guaranteed by the landlord at the Odd
fellows hall next Monday evening.
There will be regular meeting of the
Eastern Star chapter, Thursday, Feb
ruary q, at 1880. After business the
ladies will give farce for the members.
+. b. Hodges has moved his family to
Paw Paw from Gobleville, and will open
q shoe and harness repair shop in the
building formerly occupied by DIR. Loren
Curtiss.
The democrats have called county
convention to be held in this village
February %, township caucus for Feb
ruary 81, and village caucus for Satur-
day evening, March 2.
On account of the illness of some of
the performers, the Ideal Entertainment
company has been compelled to cancel
its Paw Paw date, March 4, but will be
here later in the season.
- AS the result of a slight accident while
at work, in store in Benton Harbor, |
Saturday, Frank Seabury was compelled |
to quit work for few days and is stop
ping this week with relatives in Paw
Paw.
Mesdames Heckert, Miller, Maxwell,
Broughton and W. j. Sellick attended a |
reception at Dowagiac, Thursday after
noon, at the beautiful new home of Mrs
John Parker. 1t was given in honor of
Mrs. Lizzie Parker Rhode.
Dr. w. f. Hoyt was summoned to
gainesville, Wis.,, on account of the dan
ferrous illness of his step-father, Mr..
,Eldred. A telegram received from DIR.
Hoyt, Wednesday, stated that Mr.. Ell
]red died the evening before.
about II o'clock p. ~, of heart disease,
aged 81 years. She leaves a husband
and eight children, besides many friends
TO mourn her departure. The funeral
will be held at the home Sunday at 2
p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. r. e. Jennings returned
Thursday morning from trip to Bu-
al. as, all |
cd the wedding of DIR. e. j. Beistle of
Sbufh Bend, Wednesday evening. DR..
ahd-Ar.-Beistle are spending few days
il Paw Paw.
ChasI dkran thaus, one of the Paw Paw
bPys, YhoIeplisted in the 18th regiment,
WIS discharged from the services on ac-
,cbunt of sickness, and returned home
"Wednesday. Mr.. Krauthaus is son of
the late Observation-Disclosures his sister is
left to mourn her; death.
EhFRddresses Iof Miss Mines, given in
thed .pisc6pnb oh orch, werdo1most help
4nfdSthose who were privileged to at
$SEd Nine adults we're baptized Wed
rSsday -euehingr ~ dseas N9rP. paw.
Bishop Hilespis Will pteac}papd oobfirm
a class hsN Monday evening. Il
hesentertainment to be given at the
9ttreshouse to n5af}H PyI 3Hf. .TPAy. lR9t1I
a thttic as9Q9ation is promising of good (
yssalts TAentertaihnisHfth vii" Consist q
81 play &itiSed the "School Ma'an y
aecoIsssSeSby S&sahgHR hg& ItlEHtsl \.
music Sdl sfssiQS fewer 225css,all (
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