The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-09-25

Jothnqs.

Mrs. Seth Allen was taken worse Tues
day and is again confined to her bed.
There was quite heavy frost Thurs
day morning first of the season.
Asa Sheldon, who lives east of Paw
Paw, has % acres of corn in the shock.
The case of IL. G. Waters q Co. VS.. A.
Nj. johnson ct al has been reversed In
the supreme court
Married, September 10, at Paw Paw
by Justice O. w. Rowland, Charles III.
Mulder of Holland and Ada Pelton OF
Hartford.
Married, at Paw Paw, September y,
by Justice 0. w. Rowland, Claude b.
Butterfield OF South Haven and Lillian
Daley of Glenn.
Calvin Wilcox not only voted for John
G. Fremont, but he has voted for every re-
publican presidential nominee from Ere
mont to Mckinley.
Eber Rowland of Hartford not only
voted for Fremont, but he voted for Viii
liam Henry Harrison and he wonders
how many of the readers of The True
Northerner did likewise?
A letter from $. X Blackman states
that he has returned from California ana
is now at Maucelona, as he says, prob
ably for life" The old gentleman has
many friends in Paw Paw who would
like To greet him once more.
Mrs. d. Cooper has been seriously i'll,
but is now better Her daughter Marie
came home from Quincy to assist In
caring for her. Mrs. T. II. Hinckley
Of Kalamazoo and Mrs. II f.. Rowland
of Lawrence have also been at her bed
side.
The Kibbie Telephone company has
sent out notices to its subscribers that
the present arrangement with the tele-
phone company at South Haven will eN-
pire September 80, and that all messages
to that place will have to be paid at reg
ular rates after that date.
At the annual meeting of Prospect
Hill cemetery company Monday, Sep
TENDER II. il was voted TO adjourn on &C
count of absence of one of the officers
until Monday, September %, at Paw
Paw Savings bank at o'clock. All off
GERS are requested to be present; also
lot owners.
The Malto-Grapo Co. made the first
Juice in the new factory Saturday, and
Monday morning the plant was started
in earnest for the seasons run. Grapes
are coming in plentifully, and the factory
L Inip 10Th
While the season is now short, the bust
ness will be pushed to the utmost, and d
large quantity of the delicious Malto-
Grape will be in the jugs before the
grapes are gone.
J. +. Packer has sold his % acre farm
to Y. +. Olsen of Chicago for $4,000.
Mr.. Olsen is to take possession by the
10Th of October He has been connected
with Carson, Pierre, Scott ~ Co. of Chi
cago r. Smith of Washington Heights,
Chicago has purchased the Lucy Bling
ham 40 acre farm north of town; consid-
Grafton, $1,000 He will make extensive
repairs on the buildings. The sales were
made through f. f. Dowuing's age ncy
Paw Paw chapter, O. f.. S., entertained
a large number of the members Of Law
ton and Mattawau chapters Wednesday
evening. Visitors from Kalamazoo We're
also present. Two candidates were given.
the degrees Of the order, after which a
number of the visitors were called on
for short talks The company then went
to the Baptist church parlors, where a
fine supper vas served 10y the ladies of
the chapter The occasion was "a most
enjoyable one.
f. r. Bassett has purchased from
Crawford Smith - acres of land Just
south of Harwick's corners in Antwerp.
On the piece is deep basin of three
acres, with large springs in it and con
siderable stream running out. Years
ago a dam made the basin mill pond.
a dam will be built, making the pond
again, which will be well stocked with
brook trout, which will be marketed A
"fish farm" will be something new in
this locality. The balance of the place
will be set to grapes.