The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-06-26
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Miss Jeannette Fowler is seriously i'll
again.
Paw Paw ball team plays at South
Haven to-day.
Lyman Cooper, who has been seriously
i'll, is slightly better.
The Maccabees defeated the Wood
men at base ball yesterday; score, 10 to 8.
1t is reported that Alphonse and Gas
ton attended the Alumni banquet Fri
day evening.
The case of scarlet fever at Henry
Mull's is carefully quarantined. No new
cases are reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Ocobock have had
their house painted on the outside and
nicely fixed up on the inside.
Under the new train schedule, mails
arrive from Lawton at $50 a. m., l2:45
and 4:55 p. M; from South Haven at
SIT and lao a. m. and $50 p. N.
\ Married at the M. Z. parsonage,
Wednesday, June "a by Rev. f. O.
Mather, George W. Jones and Miss Car
rie Quackenbush, both of Waverly.
Advertised letters: Mrs. Minnie
Ulam, Mrs. w. Nj. Hill, Mrs. Jennie AL
drich, John G. Bodne, Alfred Mickey,
f. Ransom, Lee Robertson, John E.
Stafford.
Miss Maggie Mcguire is another of
The True Northerners old friends. She
has taken the paper over 80 years, and
read it from childhood in her fathers
home. who was a subscriber from the
first.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Harrison announce
the approaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Lillian Munger, and William Eugene
Conklln, Tuesday, July I, 1903, at st.
Paul's Episcopal church, Wallingford,
Conn.
Miss Grace Clark, sister of Mrs. e. +.
Shook, died at Petoskey, June "a Miss
Clark made her home here with Mr.. and
Mrs Shook for several months, and had
many friends among Paw Paw young
people.
= Frank Roach is now full fledged NJ.
d., having received his degree at Ann
Arbor last week. lie is home for short
rest, after which he will enter the prac-
tice of his profession. He has not yet
decided on a location.
A. u. Craven has purchased from Mr..
Shearer the land that belonged to the
late Wells Mosier, which was originally
a part of the farm now owned by Mr.
Craven. The house was moved to his
own farm by Mr.. Shearer.
There are quite a hummer of cases of
measles in town. Househoders and
physicians must Immediately give notice
of the first case and of every case of
measles to the health officer, DR.. G.. S.
Maynard. This is required by law.
The Paw Paw High School Alumni
association enjoyed one of its most sue
cessful reunions and banquets last Fri
day evening. The reception at the home
of Harold ID. Spicer was very pleasant
affair The banquet at the opera house
was finely served by the Presbyterian
ladies, over 140 being seated at the
tables. The program that followed the
banquet was an excellent one. Wilbur
j. Warner is the new president of the
Florence Shafer the new
Secretary and treasurer
! Roy Taylor and Clyde Bassett, with
Derhammers band of South Haven, are
on the trial trip of the new steamer City
of South Haven, taking the steamer at
Detroit, Wednesday, and going via
Mackinac to Chicago, thence to South
Haven. 1t is said the new steamer will
race from Mackinac to Chicago with the
Manitou, hitherto the fastest steamer on
Lake Michigan The new boat will be
the largest that ever entered the harbor
at South Haven, and it is said is the
finest steamer on the lake.