The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-08-30

q. W. Rowland was In Hartford, Wed
nesday on business.
G.. f. Chappell is confined to the
house on account of illness.
Paw Paw ball team defeated Glendale,
Saturday by a score of 8 to o.
w. G.. Mosier of Mattawan was in the
village on business, Wednesday.
Will Knight is making the addition
of an upright to his house on east Elm
street.
MIR. aud Mrs. Van Horn of Nebraska
are visiting at the home of Edgar "A.
Adriance.
Mrs. f. Cooley and daughter Matte
and Miss Edith Rood spent yesterday
in South Haven.
Mrs. Nanette Nj. Buckley of Chicago
is spending the week as the guest of Nj.
p. Allen and family.
Mrs. j. w. Roberts and son Percy of
Chicago were guests Sunday at the
home of Eugene Cooley.
Married, August %, at Paw Paw, by
Justice Rowland, James Brown and
| Anna Moore, both of Decatur.
Miss Maggie Mcguire has returned
from a two weeks visit with friends in
Kalamazoo, Plainwell and Cooper.
Those who have books belonging to
the First Baptist Sunday school are re-
quested to return them as soon as posi-
! BILE.
Miss Edith Coy left Wednesday for
Minneapolis to engage in second years
work as teacher in the public schools of
that city.
Miss Sabra Stanton of indianapolis
was the guest of Mrs f. S. Briggs and
other friends in Paw Paw. The forepart
of the week
Mrs. Jennie Colekin of Chicago arrived
here the latter part of last week to re-
main the guest of Mrs. \. u. Craven for
about 10 days.
Remember the polyphone entertain
ment at the Christian church this even
ing, under the auspices of the Y. p. 5. G..
E.. admission 10 cents.
A Catholic picnic dinner and fair were
held on the church grounds Wednesday,
The attendance was good and a nice
sum was realized for the benefit of the
society.
The annual school meeting will be
held at the school house Monday even
ing. Two new trustees are to be elected
in place of Messrs. Free and Broughton,
whose terms of office expire.
j. j. Woodman left Tuesday evening
for Buffalo and the Pan-American.
Mrs. Woodman, who has been in the
East some time, will join him there and
both will return Saturday evening.
Wilbur w. Kay, reciter and imperson-
ator will give an entertainment at the
|. Baptist church, Monday evening, Sep
TENDER .. He comes highly recommended.
Admission % cents; children ID cents.
Miss Viola Monroe will return to
Hillsdale, Tuesday, near which place she
has been secured as teacher in school.
She expects later to continue her studies
in college aside from her school work.
, VIM. Cauffman of Dowagiac, who has
: been recently engaged here in moving
, the buildings off the new court house
site, came over from Dowagiac, Monday
, morning to ship his tools to Michigan
City.
p. G.. Forsythe left yesterday and
Mrs Forsythe will leave this afternoon
to meet him in Chicago, to return
, to their home in Rivera, California
after an enjoyable visit of some length
with friends here.
Mrs Ira Brott of Milwaukee, Wis.
came Saturday to visit her parents in
a Lawton and friends in Paw Paw. She
will remain until after the laying of the
corner stone. Her husband is now
engineer of the +. p Allis Co. in Mil
, waukee.
Wednesday evening at the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Null in Portland
Ind, occurred the marriage of their
: daughter Grayce to Ezra Lemaux oil
this place. The bride and groom will
spend the winter at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lemaux.
Mrs. Paul Hopkins of West Point. n
Y, visited at the homes OF Messrs. II. III
and +. f.. Jennings last week She went
; with Mrs r. +. Jennings to Cassopolis
the latter part of last week, and from
there will leave for Manila, p. l., where
she will join her husband who is first
lieutenant in the regular army.
: The game of ball Tuesday, between
Van Buren, and Kalamazoo county off
Gals, was hot one-and all Var Buren's
way until the last inning. At the close
: of the eighth, the score stood IL to in
favor OF Van Buren-and then came the
slump. Kalamazoo secured runs in
the ninth and won the game by a score
y of l3 to II.
Wednesday morning as Mrs. David
Anderson was attending to her household
duties, bottle containing yeast burst
: breaking large teacup and some crock
cry. The explosion was heard at consid-
cradle distance. a aging piece of the
e crockery made a slight wound on the
! back of Mrs. Anderson's hand she was
, considerably frightened.