The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-12-20
LOST AND FOUND.
Local De P0rFno7F.
JothngS.


w. j. Bale, who has been sick for some
time, is better
Born, Monday, December 16, to DR..
and Mrs. j. G.. Maxwell, a son.
Frank Chaffee was thrown from his
wagon Tuesday and suffered a fracture
of the collar bone.
The Challenge Churn Manufacturing
company has put in new 10 horse en-
gine and 2O-horse boiler this week.
A turtle weighing "a pounds was
caught the other day in Four Mile lake
by Jason Woodman's boys. A feast fol-
lowed.
One day last week. Frank Bean, 12-
year-old Waverly boy, shot fine, large
snowy or barred white owl-a rare bird
in this locality, Roy Taylor will mount
the bird
Chas Hoskins has the contract for
supplying 125 cords of 3foot beech and
maple wood for the school house for next
year. This class of fuel insuros proper
heating of the big building.
Mrs A. T. Hall of this city has receiv-
ed official notice that she is mentioned
as legatee in an estate of Sl0O0000, re-
Gently left by her deceased uncle, Hon.
A. G. Fuller of Belvidere, Ill.-Benton
Harbor Evening News.
Mrs. Will Miller suffered a severe
stroke of apoplexy Monday morning, and
for some hours it was feared she would
never rally, and she yet remains seriously
ill., However, she is some better and her
many anxious friends hope for her re
covery.
"a man is not actually drunk" says a
Van Buren, county man who knows local
option when he sees it, "until, when lying
prone upon his back, he feels up in the
air for the ground and grabs at a roof to
keep from falling off the arth."-Kal-
amazoo Gazette News.
A correspondent of the Messenger says
South Haven is amply supplied with a
race of pettifoggers whose business it
is to coax every grieved man into the
spiderweb of law, "They are" he says
"weasels of the commonwealth and stand
ready to suck blood from any source.
Who can he mean?
In the state grange at Lansing last
week no member took a more prominent
part or received more complimentary
mention in the newspapers than Hon
and Mrs. j. j. Woodman of this place
The State Republican of December II
contained fine portrait and biographi
cal sketch of Mrs. Woodman, and simi-
larly honored Mr.. Woodman another
day.
A. G.. Martin, of Paw Paw, deputy in
ternal revenue collector for this district
was in the city Thursday of last We
on business connected with his office
Mr.. Martin has made many friends here
during his incumbency of the Office, ano
/ he has done much work that has beer
of value to the department, there being
several cases which he has unearthec
and brought to light which have yielded
the government considerable revenue
Dowagiac Republican.
"Our Mr.. is quite interested il
| Lllc lllblb ClICuldI WhlCh yOu thOiOoCN
respecting Paw Paw. He has never beer
there, but has spent two or three sum
mers at South Haven, and is at the pres
ent time considering the advisability o
taking little summer place over there
Can you recommend anything real nice
and cheap for small summer home il
Paw Paw, and what are the facilities
rates, etc, for reaching it from ChicagoY
Such is letter received by L. II. Titu
in response to one of the little circular
issued by the board of trade, which b
enclosed in a business letter. III
promptly gave the Information desired
Let the good work 90 on. Everybod
push Paw Paw There are plenty of tn
circulars for distribution and every eli
izen of Paw Paw and vicinity is invite
to call at the office of Mr.. Titus, seer,
tary of the board. and get some of then
rI,I,.., - froo