The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-08-28
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Miss Gail Parks is quite sick.

MISS Gall PARKS Is quite SICK
Seats for "The Missouri Girl will be
placed on sale Saturday, August 30.
Decatur will have two new rural mail
routes October l, which will make four
from that town.
Geo. Hopkins begins work in Taylor's
barber shop this morning, making it a
four chair shop.
Don't forget the date for "The Mis-
souri, Girl" at the opera house Wednes-
day September 2.
\ The Clifton house is undergoing some
quite extensive repairs. a new veranda
is greatly improving its appearance.
L>The work of plumbing the school
building is now nearly completed, and
will be ready for the opening of school.
Married, by Mrs Anna Barton, at her
home, August 2l, Albert Kennedy and
Mrs. Lucy A. Stamp, both of Pine Grove
New boarders in the county jail are:
Chas. Smith and George Cline OF South
Haven, both for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Married, at the NJ. +. parsonage, Mon
day, August 24, by Rev. +. O. Mather,
Freeman NJ. Chatterson of Three Oaks
and Miss Leah NJ Rowe of Hartford.
Married at the NJ. f. parsonage, We'd
nesday evening, August %, by Rev. f.
O. Mather, Edwin A. Hollenbeck of De
catur and Miss Nellie NJ. Bray of Nolinia.
H. H. Lindsley intends to build a new,
modern house this fall on the south one
of two lots he recently purchased, known
as the Johnson lots, east Main and
Brown streets.
The annual school meeting will be held
al the high school room at 7:30 Monday
evening, September :, to elect a sue
cessor to Trustee +. b. Longwell, whose
term expires, and to transact other
necessary business.
The celebrated Ionia ball teau will
play in this place next week Friday.
Paige will be IN the box for Ionia, Sanger
for Paw Paw. The Ionia boys should be
a drawing card and one of the largest
crowds of the season is anticipated.
At regular meeting OF the village
council held Monday evening it was vot-
ed to make three new sewer districts,
described elsewhere in this paper, at an
estimated cost of $1,000. Claims were
allowed amounting to 81 l,629.13.
Some of the most novel and interest
ing specialties ever witnessed will be
seen with Missouri Girl" at the opera
house, September =. Plenty of singing
and dancing woven into a strong play,
with beautiful scenery and excellent
stage effects.
Advertised letters; Messrs. w. H.
Kunkle Chas Long, Lossell, NJ. Platter
Francis White, Sherman Baldwin 2
Misses Adele Kranz, Grace Taylor
Margaret Korrel, Neamey Holford, b
Pearl Gill. Mesdames Chas. +. Hamam
Jennie Jenny.
The South Haven local option exam.
| nations before Justices Rowland and
Killefer were adjourned until Friday
! September 4, except those of Solon ii
Nevins and Frank Bruen, who were
bound over to the circuit court for tria
/ by Justice hllleter'
The finest appearing piece of cement
work in town is that around the new
court house yard, it being uniform il
grade. A survey was made anc grade
stakes set, as should be done in ever,
instance before a new walk is laid. This
walk is certainly an object lesson.
Following is a list of the teachers en-
gagged for this year in the Paw Paw higl
school: j. A. OLeary, superintendent
Anna NJ. L. Bates, principal; Essie Morse
first asst Edna Nj. Brems, second asst
Mrs. Nj. s. Colburn, grammar room
Matte B. Hill, second intermediate
Nora McFarlin, first intermediate: Jose
phine Malkuska, second primary; Nelli
Tracy, first primary.