The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-06-05
Lyman Cooper is seriously i'll.

Lyman Cooper is seriously i'll.
Born, Saturday, to Mr. and Mrs Floyd
Lockwood, nine pound boy.
A large number of Paw Paw people at
tended the circus at Kalamazoo yester-
day.
Advertised letters; Mrs. Jennie Kelly,
Mrs. Lon Thayer, Mr.. Herb. Aldrich,
Frank Wall
V Miss Josephine Osborn has resigned
her position as teacher in the high school
for next year.
Will Brown had fine home grown peas
June 2, from his own garden. Will is
hard to beat as a gardener.
The banquet for the alumni associa-
ton will be furnished by the ladies of
the Presbyterian aid society.
A. w. Showerman has a special con-
trivance for stopping trolley cars, to be
used Sundays only. Have a cigar, con-
ductor!
Word has been received here of the
death of Lydia l.. Conway-Eddy, last
Saturday at her home in Seattle, Wash
ington. No particulars are known as
yet.
At the meeting of the Eastern Star
Wednesday evening, someone exchanged
shawls with Mrs. c. c. Chappell. She
would be glad to exchange again with
them.
N Geo. NJ. Harrison received a telegram
Saturday announcing the death of his
nephew, Geo. b. Harrison, at Traverse
City, aged 40 years. He was a promi-
nent lumberman.
The new timetable of the Pere Mar
quette will be found in this paper. The
change that was heretofore advertised
did not go into effect, the management
of the road deciding not to make the
change.
u Don II. Walker, who has been in the
real estate business in Paw Paw for some
time past, has decided to move to Kala-
mazoo and open a real estate Office in
that city. He went to Kalamazoo,
Wednesday.
The meetings of the Kalamazoo River
Baptist association at the First Baptist
church closed Wednesday evening after
very successful three days session.
Rev. Robert Gordon was ordained Tues
day evening.
On the eth day of September, 1852, the
following order was filed in the circuit
court of this county: ut being under
stood that the board of this county hav-
ing taken the care and custody of the
court house from the sheriff of the
county, the proper, responsible officer
for that purpose, and said court house
being dirty, neither having been sprink-
led, sweapt or busted; therefore, ordered
by the court now here that said sheriff
cause said court house to be sprinkled,
sweaped and busted before the opening of
court this afternoon, and that the ex-
pense thereof be charged to the county"
The court, it seems, was bound to have
clean quarters in spite of the board au6
regardless of expense.
The Chicago Record Herald of Wednes-
day gave the news that the Pere Mar
quette has perfected arrangements with
the Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad
company for independent terminals in
Chicago, using the Grand Central station
at Harrison street. 1t is not settled just
how the road will get into the city, but
it will probably be by building 20 miles
from New Buffalo to some point in In
diana, connecting with either the Grand
Trunk or the b. & o., and using their
tracks into Chicago. 1t is possible that
the connection may be made with the
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern at Porter, using
the tracks of that road to McCool, and
thence the b. & o. into the city. At any
rate, in short time the =. Nj. will run
its own trains into Chicago, instead OF
having hauled them in by NJ. &. en-.
pines and crews as at present.