The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1902-01-03
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Frank Sanger has been appointed
substitute rural delivery letter carrier,
Harry Nash has rented part of Mrs.
Van Fleets house on south Niles street
and will move into it soon.
Married, Christmas day, by Rev. G.. p.
Linderman, Mr.. Leroy Hutchins and
Miss Lottie j. Chase of Waverly.
Herbert More has been engaged as
teacher in the grammar department and
will assume his duties next Monday.
Mrs. F.. S. Eldred of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
was the guest of her son, DR.. w. f. Hoyt,
for few days. She started home yester-
day.
Advertised letters Miss r. F. d.,
Mrs. Edna Ritter, Mrs, Eliza Durham,
Mrs Ann M. Dyer (2), Robert Thompson,
f. b. Olmstead.
Married, December 81, 1901, by Rev.
John Hurd, Hugh G.. Brockway and Miss
Allie Harrison, both of Paw Paw. The
True Northerner extends congratula-
tions.
Armour & Co.'S building is a busy
place these days. The big bins are full
of beans, and more are coming every day;
IA or 10 bean pickers are at work, and 10
or IL more are wanted.
The conspiracy case instituted by Ply
G. Bailey against Supervisor Lampson
and Justice Randall of Covert, mentioned
in the last issue of The True Northerner,
has been dismissed on motion of the
plaintiff.
Work on the new court house contin-
ues in spite of the cold weather. Sever
al stonecutters are still employed, and
the stonework of the tower is going up,
and the tile roofing now covers a large
portion of the building.
About 80 of the neighbors and friends
of &. E Sheibley and family gathered at
their home Saturday evening to pay
them a visit before they left for their
home south of town. Pedro and games
were played and the event was a pleas
urable one.
A. NJ. Johnson has sold his fine fruit
farm west of town to VIM. Stevenson,
a Chicago decorator. Mr.. Stevenson
will move onto the place in the spring.
Mr.. Johnson will remain there the rest
of the winter and expects to continue a
resident of this locality.
Henry Wright is making a fine recov-
cry from his sickness of smallpox. No
other cases have developed, strict
quarantine has been maintained and
every precaution taken, and no other
cases are anticipated. The attending
physician and the health authorities are
entitled to credit for the great care they
have taken.
A. j. Bierce, for the past several years
an employe of The True Northerner,
went to Benton Harbor, Tuesday, and
purchased a half interest in the Times of
that city, taking possession Wednesday
morning. He will have exclusive busi.
ness and editorial control of the paper,
his partner, E. E. Jarvis, being engaged
in other business. The True Northerner
wishes Mr.. Bierce success.
Following are the newly elected officers
of Paw Paw Grange: j. E. Packer, w.
NJ; Geo. w. Martin. w. o.; Mrs. j. j.
Woodman, L.; Horace Loveland, w. s.;
W. r. Shrine, w. A. s.; Mrs. Lyman
Cooper, chap; j. j. Woodman, treas; B.
A. Cummings, sec'y; Theo. Davis, G. X;
Mrs. Averill, pomona; Mrs. Cummings,
fora; Mrs. Martin, ceres; Mrs. Loveland,
l.. A. S. Installation will take place
Saturday, January IL.
Married, Thursday evening, December
26 Miss Pauline Lyle Buckhout of Paw
Paw and Mr.. Ashley j. Smith Of ST.
Joseph. The ceremony was performed
at the residence of the groom's sister
Mrs. T. G. Troy, in Chicago, by Rev
Philip F. Matzinger. The True North.
erner wishes them happiness and pros.
perity. The bride is yet at work in the
office of Register of Deeds Taylor.
Covert will at last have a new drug
store, DR.. Ply G.. Bailey, proprietor
The township board of that township
has approved his bond, and the same mas
been filed in the Office of the county
treasurer. The sureties are Edwin
Murray, Joshua Stuller, Andrew Dono-
van, Fred Packard and Sylvester Pom
pey. All OF them except Stuller justi
fed in the sum of $4,000. Stuller did not
justify for any sum.
Monday was the 10th anniversary o.
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Glidden
About 40 of their friends and neighbor'
gave them surprise in the evening IL
celebration of the anniversary. The,
brought refreshments with them and |
pleasant evening was enjoyed. The hos
and hostess received number of tokens
from their guests-some specially ap
propriate to a tin wedding and all ap
preciated because of the sentiment tha
actuated the donors.