The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-04-24
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MIS- JOuu CuCulndu - very SerIOuSly
i'll.
S. Plumb has purchased the Wilcox
milk route.
Advertised letters: Mr.. John Glenn
ems, Mr.. Leon Chicester.
Frank Showerman has moved onto his
fathers farm south of town.
Get your tickets early for Gus Suns
Minstrels and be sure of seat.
Rev. l.. A. Miller has accepted the
pastorate of a church at Reading, Mich.
Il. A. Shoesmith is getting the mate
rial on the ground for his new building.
Rev. q. p. Linderman and family have
moved into their new home south of the
Presbyterian church
Augustus II. Draper, long time resi-.
dent of Lawrence and a veteran soldier,
died Tuesday morning
County Treasurer Allen is moving his
household goods into the house recently
vacated by Rev. l.. A. Miller.
Miss Hazel Curtis entertained few of
her friends at finch Tuesday evening.
Light refreshments were served.
The entertainment given by the High
School Athletic association Wednesday
evening netted the association about $50.
Mrs. G.. l.. Ashley has purchased lot
of r.. Nj. Snow, north of E. Adriance' S
residence, and will build house there at
once.
When you hear and see Gus Suns Minis
! trels you have seen the best to be had;
children % cents, gallery 30 cents, below
80 cents.
The marshal has posted large placards
warning people not to violate the ordi-
nance against riding bicycles on the
sidewalks.
Rev. j. b. Drew, former pastor of the
Free Baptist church OF Paw Paw, died at
his home in West Mansfield, Massachu-
setts, AprilS.
G. Koester of Chicago is moving into
! the house known as the Bilsborrow place
east of the school house, which he re-
Gently purchased.
John Clapp, former Paw Paw boy
who is now working in Dowagiac, was
married last Saturday to Miss Maggie
Egmer of that place.
Harry Bryar has left the employ of f
! B. Longwell He has been offered a
position in Congdon's drug store at
South Haven and will probably accept
E. Neff will build one story veneered
brick building on Kalamazoo street north
of the Longwell block soon. He is now
occupying part of the fire proof building
Pugsley q Shepard have sold twoa and a
/ half feet of from their lot to the First
National bank, so that the bank building
will be that much wider than at first in
tended.
A deed recorded few days ago con
veys tract of land in Antwerp described
as containing a certain number of acres OF
sand more or less. 1t may not be much
of mistake after all.
The True Northerner believes the plan
for "home coming week" in Paw Paw,
as proposed by l. j. Cummings in a com
munication in another column, is an ex-
/ celleDl ODe. w ny bOb Soiiy ~ OuN'
Memorial day will be celebrated in a
fitting manner in Paw Paw this year
Brodhead post will take the lead, and
citizens generally will assist and con-
tribute towards the expenses of the day
Word was received here this week OF
the death of Mrs. Root, former resident
of Paw Paw, aged 81 years, which &C.
Cured April at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cora Root Wooley, in Cleveland
Ohio.
j. f. Salisbury, wife and daughter ol
Nebraska have moved to Paw Paw
They will occupy the house resently
vacated by Mrs. Plank and son, who
have moved to their own house on Elm
street.
The proposal of the First Nationa
bank to lease part of its new block 70,
the postofiice has been accepted by the
postoffice department, and Paw Paw viii
have as tine postofiice as any town o
the size in the state.