The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-03-29
J.D. Holmes has new adv this week.

M. b. Sanborn of Lawrence was in the
village yesterday.
Benz. Smith of Geneva was in Paw
Paw, Wednesday.
Robt. Webb is spending a part OF his
vacation in Ann Arbor.
TT. Conklin has moved his family
here from Keller township.
j. j. Miller of Bloomingdale was in
town yesterday on business.
Miss Ila Hall of Benton Harbor Is
visiting friends here this week.
Miss Maggie Mcguire is recovering |
from a severe attack of the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Huntington are
visiting relatives in southern Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ID. Buskirk enter
tanned the pedro club Tuesday evening.
A large number of teachers were In
attendance at the examination this week.
Miss Nellie Cody has secured a posi-
ton as operator at the Kibbie exchange
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Engle returned
from their sojourn in California, Friday
Mrs James Eagan of Hartford attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. w. v Sage, Satur-
day.
Jas. Stevens household goods were
shipped TO him in Ohio one day this
week.
Capt. and Mrs. David Morris were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Martin,
Sunday.
Paw Paw grange will give a warm
maple sugar social at their hall this
evening
Miss May Harrington went to Benton
Harbor, Wednesday, to attend the district
Epworth league convention.
A beautiful display of hats, bonnets,
etc, is to be seen at Sellicks. Watch
for announcement of opening.
The music at the Christian church
last Sunday evening, by the Mattawan
double male quartette, was very fine.
Married at the Nj. f.. parsonage, March
81, by Rev. Il. o. Mather, Roy Hinckley
and Mrs. Nina Hewitt, both of Hartford.
Mrs. |. d. Spaulding of Hartford has
been spending two weeks at the home of
} her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. f.. Packer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Parks of Law
renee were in Paw Paw yesterday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Parks sister
> Mrs. Buckley.
One of the finest displays of millinery
in Paw Paw is exhibited at Cummings
store. Mrs. Spaulding will undoubtedly
claim fair portion of the millinery trade
y See her adv on 7th page.
The meetings at the Christian church
> are growing in interest, good congrega
tons being in attendance each evening
S A duet will be sung this evening 10y
/ Misses Hutchins and Wise.
: Eugene Hinckley and family of Kala
mazoo were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Dennis Cooper the forepart of the week
J. Mrs. Hinckley left Tuesday for short
e visit with friends in Lawrence.
Those who were absent from the
Cotere last Wednesday missed a treat
Jason Woodlands lecture on English
classics was one that would be Difficult
;. to excel The music furnished by Ralph
u Jennings and Miss LaSuer made th,
II afternoon complete.
The funeral of Anna Dillon Sage wa
held at the Catholic church last Satur
day and was very largely attended. He
9 death was peculiarly sad one, and thi
q community felt bereavement in hel
II death. Father Grace of Kalamazoo
J. assisted FIR. Clarson in conducting tn
service.
+ The little three weeks old babe of Nh
Il and Mrs. Joseph Buckhout was discovered
10 dead in its crib Sunday morning. Tn
u mother attended TO it several times dur
II ing the night and supposed the child t.
y be perfectly well; in the morning sh
S went togive its bath and found it dead
ii The funeral occurred at the home o
,e Romance Buckhout in this village Tues
e. day; burial at Prospect Hill cemetery.
d A very pleasant wedding occure
Saturday evening, March %, at the HON
lie of Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Foote, the contract
b, ing parties being MIR. Elmer O'Rourke c
y Almena and Miss Rhetta Foote. Onl
S. the immediate relatives of the familie
n and few intimate friends from tow
al were present. Mrs. Canright and daugt
~ ter of Battle Creek were the only guest
i'll from distance. At the appointed hou
while Miss Grace Hayden played tn
a. wedding march, the bride and groom
of accompanied by their attendants, Mr. Ro
ra Mosier and Miss Grace ORourke, too
y, their place beneath a floral canopy, whe
of Rev. j. Hurd pronounced the marriag
t. ceremony. After the usual salutation
&c the company were invited to the dinin
D. room, where an elegant lunch was serves
The floral decorations were fine, parti
n. ularly large white cyclamen from M
ed Will Pike. After viewing the numeroI
e. presents to the bride, enjoying season
,ol social converse, music, ETC., the compar
ed dispersed with many wishes for ii
ks happiness of the newly welded pair.
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