The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-03-29
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Kalamazoo, Monday.
Robt. b. Crane of Kalamazoo was in
Paw Paw yesterday
Mrs. Claire Harrison and son Dale
went to Kalamazoo, Monday.
Mrs. Master of Kalamazoo is visiting
her mother, Mrs. G.. W. Longwell.
Born, Saturday, March 23 to Mr. and
Mrs. q. Nj. Harrison, a l01@ pound boy
Rev. Henry w Harvey will preach at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning.
Regular meeting of Paw Paw chapter
No. 81 r. A. NJ Friday night; import
ant business.
The board of education wants to buy
wood for the school house. See notice
in another column.
Rev. Geo. l.. Cole will give lecture at
the M. f.. church, Saturday evening,
March 30; subject, THE Clilfdwellers."
South Haven voted on township bonds
last Monday as follows: For the bonds
7l5; against the bonds A; blank g; total
765.
If you recognize the Importance of
buying the best of coffee, you will get
Chase e Sanborn's Regal Blend" sold
by e b. Longwell.
The annual meeting for election OF
officers of the w. G. L. U. will be held at
the home of Mrs. f.. w. Browne, Friday,
April 5, at 2:30 p. IN.
There will be a regular meeting of the
.ho n
ing, April 3. After initiation, the ladies
will serve refreshments.
Married, March 81 by Mrs. Anna
Barton at the residence of f.. \. Aseltine,
Mr.. Johnnie S. Dunn and Miss Grace
Copeland, both of Lawrence.
The man with but a single suit of
clothes has no redress. Join the don't
worry club at E. Smith Co.'S for re-
dress; see club rates on the last page.
Read Cummings new adv. in this issue.
They are making unusual preparations
for their increasing business. ltpays to
visit Cummings store every time one is on
the street.
Chas Bartholomew from Chicago has
bought the Deming farm near Lake Park,
and will set 30 acres of fruit and make
extensive improvements on the buildings
this season.
Monday morning, the boiler at Andrew
Hodges saw mill, southwest of town.
exploded. Fortunately, no one was near
the mill at the time, the workmen being
at breakfast.
Last Wednesday, David Woodman was
SO years old. His daughter, Mrs Rich
mond of Hartford, and her daughter
Beth came to remind him of the ami
versary, remaining for several days.
Beg and the world turns you down
command and it begs to serve you. The
commands of Il. Smith IL Co.'S enormous
stock of spring clothing demand your
patronage, and they beg to serve you.
The death of Mrs Ed. Foster occurred
at her home in this village Sunday. Mrs
Foster had been sick for some time o.
consumption. The funeral was held a
the Disciple church Wednesday after
noon.
Every pound of coffee that Chase &
Sanborn ship is roasted the same day the
order is received not before. It's packed
in air tight, sealed cans, consequently i
is absolutely fresh when it reaches f.. b
Longwell's grocery.
Deputy Revenue Collector a. G. Mar
tin has been notified of a reduction il
the force Of collectors, and has had thu
counties of Ottawa, Muskegon anC
Oceana added to the eight counties tina
have heretofore comprised his territory
After a few weeks stay in Hart q Cos
wholesale millinery house, Miss Mabe
O'Den has returned home to take charg,
of Mrs. NJ. L. O'Dell's millinery store
The opening days will be the 9Th ant
9th of April All ladies are invited.
Mrs. Fidelia Buckley died at the hom
of her daughter, Mrs. J. f.. Kingsnorth
Tuesday, aged u years. Mrs. Buckle.
had been an Intense sufferer for years
She leaves husband and four children
TO mourn her departure. The funera
was held at the M. r. church yesterda
afternoon; burial at Prospect Hi
cemetery.
The Paw Paw Valley Spiritual associa
ton will celebrate the SD anniversary O
modern spiritualism at Longwell's oper
mousse, I dW j dW, OdOulNldy anu DuhNoJ
March 80 and 81 Lyman G. Howe c
Fredonia, n. Y, will address the meet
ings. Mrs ~ NJ Russell of Grand Ledg
will also be present and will give descriI
tons, messages and readings.
The Northerner is in receipt of a con
munication from F.. A. Crane, date
Grand New Hotel, Jerusalem, Palestine
March Z. Mr.. Crane writes: "'Co'
Siloam's shady rill; charm of the bure
past, nor blooms the lily on its banl
any more, but the valley of Sharon hi
not succumbed to times wintry blast
its dewey rose is as fragrant as in Ga.
of yore.'
Mrs. l.. j. Williams died at her hon
in this village Wednesday at 11:3O,
the age of AZ years. Deceased had bee
sufferer from "A complication of diseas