The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-06-21

Clyde Cummings arrived from New FORK
City, Saturday. for a three weeks visit
with his parents and other friends.
Married last Friday, by Justice Kille-
fer, August Dahlgreen of Arlington and
Helen w. Peterson of Evanston, H.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Samuel of Chicago,
friends of MIR. Macoy, are spending a
couple of weeks at Three Mile lake.
Miss Bernice Quick returned from
Alabama last week, where she has been
visiting relatives for several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gunsaul of Covert
were guests at the home of County
Clerk Wakeman, Wednesday and Thurs
day
Mark Chaffee, Frank Long and r..
Nicholson returned from the Philippines
last week They are glad to be home
again.
o. w. Rowland is having his house
moved to the lot east of NJ. o. Rowand's
on Berrien street. Geo. Bruner is doing
the job.
Mrs. j. NJ. Longwell has bought the two
corner lots on the old depot grounds,
and will move her buildings across the
corner onto them.
DR.. +. S. Cooley of Minneapolis, Minn
has been the guest of his sister, Mrs. L.
Thayer, for few days. Dr. Cooley left
Tuesday to visit his parents in the East
Mrs. Herbert More and children from
Chicago arrived here Sunday night
and are guests at the home of Mrs
More's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Snow.
Seth Allen claims the belt for quick
moving. His family was the first to
move from the new court house block,
and his dog house was the first building
to be moved.
Messrs. Willis Clapp and A. F. Nc
Neil were in st. Clair, Mich, last week,
where they were sent as delegates to the
state firemen's convention from the
Paw Paw fire department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junia j. Warner of
Oakland, Calf, arrived here Saturday to
visit their parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. E. l..
Warner. They will visit the exposition
at Buffalo before their return.
Mesdames Whitman and Claire Harri-
son and Miss Bessie Morrison will leave
to-day for Buffalo, to attend the eXposi-
ton. Misses Anna and Elizabeth Whit
man will accompany them from Detroit
The Chicago Gazette tells about Il. II
! Macoy, our Three Mile lake friend, buy
ing 500 game cock to bring to his
place here. 1t is rumored that he will
also have a 500 bull dog 20 keep chicken
thieves away.
: quiet wedding took place in the
presence of a few friends at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Edward l.. Tichenor, south of
thisvillage, Sunday evening at six o'clock
Their daughter Bernice was united
in marriage to Fred Wendt of Cameron
Idaho, Rev. E. q. Mather officiating
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wendt left Monday for
their western home.
With his sermons next Sunday morn
ing and evening, Rev. w. f. Allen will
close his pastorate of the First Baptist
church of this place. He is a strong
convincing preacher and a pleasant
gentleman and his many friends both in
the church and out of it dislike to have
him 90, Mr.. Allen has not yet decided
on his future location.
G. A. Sherrod now rides new Rambler
chainless that is, he has new Rambler
chainless that he expects TO ride. The
machine was not yet "city broke" and
proved little unruly in Cyrus hands
He procured II. NJ. Oluey, an expert
bicycle breaker from Hartford, to handle
the animal a little while Wednesday
and great improvement in its disposi.
ton was noticed under his skilled con
troll. Mr.. Sherrod hopes to become
acquainted with his steeds tricks in a
few days.
At the auction sale of buildings on the
new court house block Wednesday after
noon, the house occupied by Mrs. How
land was sold to w. G. Wildey for $40
the barn on the same premises to Geo. L
Bruner for Sl6. The Sheldon house
went to Will Harrett for 51e3; he viii
move it to his lot on north Gremps street
The barn on the Crane property went tC
w. G. Wildey for S62; he will move it t
the lot purchased from Miles Beebe, jus
across the road SOUTH The Crane houst
brought out few bids, Mr.. Wildey be
ing the highest at 500. The count!
clerk and treasurer being unwilling t,
see the Crane buildings bring less thar
$500, made bid for the county of S737
which was not raised and the house wa
not sold.
Mrs Martha Deming died at her hom
in this village, Wednesday evening, Jun
10, of heart failure. She was born il
Avon, Genesee county, New York, Feb
ruary 6, 1896, being at the time of he
death 10 years, 4 months and l3 day
old. She was married to Amos Deminl
who recently died, in 1S4S, and with hir
, came to Michigan in the early days owe
the Indian trail, settling on the old home
stead two miles northwest of town. Sh
was the mother of nine children, six c
whom are still living. She has been
: resident of this township AZ years, havin
moved here i'm 1856. The funeral service
will be held at the late home. Sunday a