The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-06-19
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Advertised letters: Mrs. l.. T. Alexan-
der.
a case of scarlet fever lis reported at
Henry Mull's.
A number of cases of measles are
scattered through the town. q.
y Carleton Russell is running a meat
wagon in the southwest part of the
township.
Several out-of-town young people at
tended the dance at the opera house
last night,
Ground was broken yesterday for the
new Presbyterian parsonage. G.. G.
Young has the contract.
IN. S. Cook has the plans for a fine
new residence on his farm south of town.
He will use the old one for a tenant
house.
t The First National bank has let the
contract for their new building to Rick
man. The building is to be completed
October l.
A letter addressed to 1903 South JEFF
ferson ST., Kan, is held up at the post
office. Postmaster Warner must be get
ting cranky.
YGeorge f. Hopkins of Paw Paw and
Miss Margaret A. Davis of Bristol Ten
pessee, were married at Jackson by Rev.
Robert w. Van Kirk
A reception was given by Mrs. II. p.
Nelson, Mrs. II. Dopp and Miss Florence
Rntlar af fha hnDnn ~ MrS NaiSO,,
Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were
served.
Samuel Consolus, who lives west of
town, suffered slight stroke of paralysis
Tuesday. He is confined TO the bed,
but is getting along as well as can be
expected.
a number of our young people start
ed for Chicago last Sunday morning
but on finding the train bad not waited
for them they decided to pass a quiet
day at home instead.
Thomas Kelley of Decatur is confined
in the county Jail. His mind is affected
and he attempted to commit suicide at
his home the forepart of the week He
will be taken to the asylum at Kalam-
aZoo.
Frank Potts, formerly a prominent
business man of Decatur died suddenly
Monday at his home in Benton Harbor.
His funeral was held at Decatur yes
terday, under direction of the Knights
of Pythias.
IN>Miss Mabel Andrews, a member of the
class ~ zoe Of tba Dau Dau b;ub ccbool
received her A. B. degree at the Univer-
sity of Michigan yesterday. She has ac-
cepted the position of preceptress of the
Harbor Spring high school.
" The busy season has begun at Lake
Park. The buildings and boats have
been repaired and the grounds made
attractive Ihe landlord Mr. Butterfield,
will prove himself the friend of all the
usual summer guests and will furnish
extra good Sunday dinners.
IJennie Bishop is to be married Mon
day to Thomas Tracy of Grand Rapids,
and will leave with him Immediately for
that place, where they will make their
future home.O Her father, with whom
she has been living in the north part of
town, will make his home with S. T..
Allen.
IAIhe old court house was sold We'd
nesday to John Sherman for S26l. He
will move it onto his lots on west Main
street for use as storeroom. & Only one
other bid was received, that of f. A.
Crane of Kalamazoo, the details of
whose bid are set forth in communi-
cation from him in another column.
The articles of association of the
Malto- Grapo company of Paw Paw and
of the Lawton Vineyards company OF
Lawton have been recorded in the office
Of the register of deeds. The character
OF business of each OF these companies
is declared to be "the manufacture and
sale of unfermented fruit juices and
kindred products" and all business in.
cidental thereto.
Brodhead Post, G.. A. r. will hold q
campfire at their hall, preceded by pic
mic supper, next Thursday evening, fol
themselves. their families and invited
guests. Visiting Co. &C" soldiers, whC
will be holding reunion in this village
on that date, together with their friends
will be the guests of honor Members
of the post are requested to specially in
terest themselves in this matter.