The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-03-20
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Joshua Bishop is much better.

Mrs. O. A. Rice is i'll of heart trouble.
u A great many wild geese are in fight
now
The Presbyterian rummage sale will
open March 30.
Maple Grove lodge, X of p, go to
South Haven this evening.
Mrs. Will Thompson is confined to the
house on account of sickness.
v l.. II. Titus addressed local option
meeting at South Haven, Wednesday.
= A. w. Cummings has sold his house on
Gremps street to Mrs. James Phillips.
The Kibbie Telephone exchange will
be moved into the third floor of the Van
Fossen block.
Thos. Beswick. an Insane citizen of
Bangor, will be taken to the asylum at
Kalamazoo to-day.
j. A. Leech is home again, at work
painting and paper hanging. Watch for
his adv. next week.
Buy your tickets early for the big show
March %. Uncle Josh Spruceby is a
whole show himself.
Advertised letters: Anna Smith, Mrs.
Cora Rifle, Master Hugh Pennell, j. w.
Morgan, Silas Smith.
Paw Paw chapter of Royal Arch
Masons are invited to visit the lodge at
South Haven this evening.
w. NJ. Roberts of Schoolcraft is clerk
ing for H. G. Waters & Co. His family
will move here about April l.
Z MIR. Sheurman and family have re-
turned from Chicago to occupy their
farm west of town during the summer
The local c. f. union will hold meet
ing at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening at 6 o'clock. All are in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kreigh of Foun-
tain, Mich, formerly of Paw Paw, are
the happy parents of twin girls born
February 2S.
Rev. Pierce of South Haven will speak
at the temperance meeting Sunday even
ing, in place of Mr.. Brown of Blooming
dale as was expected.
E. Nj. Snow has moved into his newly
purchased residence, the Cox property
and +. Adriance is moving into the house
vacated by Mr.. Snow.
Geo. Angus will soon put in line of
agricultural implements in the building
now owned and occupied by |. B. Conner,
having rented it for term of five years
Mesdames Cora Morrill, and Nick Mar.
tin of Lawton and Bartholomew of Paw
Paw were visitors of the Evening Star
lodge at their meeting Wednesday even.
] ing.
Uncle Josh Spruceby and his merry
makers will give you your moneys worth
at the opera house, Monday evening
March %; children % cents, gallery b
cents, below 80 cents.
In the village election at Bangor, Sl5,
| 600 of bonds were voted for waterworks
and $4,000 for an electric lighting plant
| The True Northerner congratulates ouI
sister village on it's enterprise.
4 Henry Turrell has sold his home to
Jay and Seward Payne and has pur
chased the residence of G.. E. Prater, Jr.
on Gremps street. Mr.. Prater expects
to build a house on the old fair grounds
" Married, Saturday, March IA, by Rev
Olivia j. Woodman, Edwin f. Woodmar
of Paw Paw and Amelia Dillon o
Waverly. The happy couple are taking
wedding trip in the eastern part of the
state.
The ladies of the +. B. church woulC
be grateful to anyone who would con
tribute anything for their rummage sale
If notice is left with Miss Mabe
Mcleod at Cummings store, ladies viii
call and get donations.
The ladies of the +. b. church will
hold a rummage sale at the room pre-
viously occupied by the county clerk il
the fire proof building next week, begin
ming Wednesday, March %. All kind
of homemade baking for sale Thursda.
and Saturday. Everyone is invited t.
gall.
" The remains of Rufus G. Nash wer
brought here Sunday from Cass count
for nterment in Prospect Hill cemetery
Mr. Nash was for many years a residen
of Paw Paw, where he was employed Il
the office of The True Northerner, AM
was well known in this locality. He wa
an old soldier and a member of tn
Grand Army.
The First National Bank has arrange
for the purchase of the Longwel builc
ing, adjoining the Neff property recent
purchased by the bank. This gives tn
bank AZ feet of desirable frontage o
Main street 1t is the intention to bull
fine new two-story banking buildin
there, renting the space not needed b
the bank. The True Northerner hope
to be able to give further details of tn
desirable improvement next week.