The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-08-02


Chas. Matthews and Mrs. Inez Nc
Cahon and children are guests of G. K.
Hutchins.
Chas. Hathaway is preparing to build
a house on a lot north of his lumber
storage building.
DR.. .. r.. Lanphear has secured rooms
over Tyler's store and will open dental
office there the latter part of next week.
Paw Paw defeated the Round Oak
ball team of Dowagiac yesterday, by a
score of 10 to D. Our local team is play
ing great ball.
Mrs. Will Payne of Chicagois expected
| to arrive here to-day to be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Waters. She is on
her way to the Pan-American.
Mr. Woodard of Benton Harbor was
the guest of Mark Chaffee yesterday.
They were army comrades in the Philip
pines, belonging to the same company
South Haven may possess some ball
players-but they didn't come here with
the ball team last Friday. Paw Paw won
the game handily by a score of 13 to 3.
The Royal Tiger page fence) giants
will play the Paw Paw ball team in this
village Tuesday afternoon, August 6.
The giants are favorites here, and big
crowd will be sure to attend.
Henry Drummond of Chicago. son of
the late Frank Drummond, who was at
one time editor of the Paw Paw Free
Press, will spend Sunday in Paw Paw,
the guest of Miss Mabelle Cummings.
Principal Geo. W. Green has gone to
Ann Arbor and his family will join him
the first of the month, making that city
their home while he is taking his new
course of study.-Dowagiac Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Piper and son and
Mr.. A. Piper of Chicago will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chan. Ocobock,
Jr., at Lake Park for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pepper are also camping
with them.
w. h. Rogers received letter last Fri
day from Westport, Washington, stating
that his youngest brother, Otis, had
committed suicide July 10, by shooting
himself during fit of dependency
caused by i'll health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cavanaugh returned Sun
day and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Harrison,
Tuesday, from their northern trip.
Among other places they visited Char
levoix, st. Ignace, Mackinaw City, Mac
kinac Island and Sault Ste. Marie.
Mrs. Pershing and daughter, Miss Ju-
liza HARRISON, of Ann Arbor arrived the
forepart of the week to visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cavanaugh. Miss Bes-
sic Harrison, who has been visiting in
Ann Arbor some time, returned with
them.
Bills printed at The True Northerner
office announce an auction sale for Il. p.
Mills, at his home east of town. The
date is Wednesday, August Ia, and Ii.
W. McCabe the auctioneer. Horses,
sheep, hogs and general farm property
will be sold.
Mildred O'Leary had a party for a
dozen of her friends yesterday. Those
present were Helen Harrison, Helen Pat
terson, Analdine Lyle, Bonibel Shower
man, Nina Bullard, Janice Taylor, Esther
Hogar, Pauline Sellick, Katherine and
Margaret Cole and William Theodore
Ferguson.
Harry Luttier, who is employed in
Fred Ocobocks market, were severely
burned about the head and back, Mon
day, while endeavoring to carry out
gasoline stove which was acting badly
and threatened to set fire to the build
ing. The gasoline was spilled onto his
clothing and caught fire. A convenient
puddle of water was resorted to, and the
flames were extinguished
Frank Austin of Waverly township
drove into the village Saturday evening
with neat rig and was about to return
when his horse and carriage were found
to be missing. Sheriff Thomas was at
once notified and Immediately went to
work on the case. Sunday evening word
was received that the outfit had been
found in a barn at Lake Cora. No clue
has been found as to who the trans
| gressors were.