The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1903-04-03

day and Saturday of each week. Teeth
filled and extracted positively without
pain. Kibbie phone. [tf
: 1t is reported that strawberries are in
blossom.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Carr
Tuesday, a son.
FIR. Clarson will hold services in Deca-
tur next Sunday.
7 Miss Lizzie Pugsley is again clerking
in l. j. Cummings store.
Mrs. Rose Smith is building a new
porch on her residence.
Mrs F. w. Rhodes and son Claire have
moved onto their farm again.
Mrs Walter Cash is confined to the
house on account of sickness.
r. A. Shoesmith will commence work
soon on his new store building.
Frank Shaefer of Hartford is spend
| ing 80 days in the county Jail.
The young ladies' cooking club met
/ with Miss Jane Broughton last evening.
Married, at Paw Paw, March 27, 1903,
| by Justice o. w Rowland, John Harmon
Fuller and Goldie May Wise, both of
! Hartford.
Z Mrs. Eva Bell of Kalamazoo is in the
millinery department of G. r. Avery's
store. She will work there during the
! busy season.
The Epworth league gave Paul Hutch
! ins a birthday surprise Monday evening.
After the regular meeting, refreshments
were served and pleasant visit enio yed.
Rev. Stansbury of Dawson has been
engaged to preach in the Free Baptist
church the coming year. He will occupy
the Brooks resi- dence on Paw Paw street.
v Miss Viola Monroe has been accepted
as a missionary in the Bilhorn Free Bap-
tist mission in Chicago, and will go from
Hillsdale to assume her new duties
April 6.
The three supervisors of South Haven
city were in town yesterday, after their
tickets and supplies. The other super
visors of the county will get their sup
,GISSs today, to n!...., ;, .,,,.,,...., . =
Merrill's cigar factory and took possess
sion Monday. We predict that he will
make a success of the business. MIR.
Merrill will remain in the village or else
move onto his farm.
Mrs Henrietta Root of Lawton, widow
of the late Daniel T. Root, has been al
lowed pension of So per month with
two dollars additional tor each of her
three minor children. o. w. Rowland
was her attorney in procuring the allow
ance of her claim.
Mrs. Dollie Putnam, who has spent
the past six weeks at the u. of NJ. hos
pital at Ann Arbor, is in very feeble
health, her condition being such that
the surgeons pronounce a successful OPP
Grafton impossible. She has been placed
in the medical ward
Earl Burhans, who underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis several weeks ago
is slowly on the gain. Mr.. Burhans, his
father, has been staying with him for the
past few days at the U. of M. hospital
while Mrs. b. has returned to Paw Paw
to rest up after her long watch at the
bedside of her son.
v w. j. Warner has purchased the gro
Gerry and meat market of his faith err j. G
Warner, and commenced the conduct o
the business April /. Wilbur is one o
Paw Paws best young men and deserves
success. - He starts right with good
sized adv. in The True Northerner
which all should read.
The Coterie had first day of Apri
session. While there were some disap
pointments on the program (as for in
stance when one of the brightest mem
bers seated herself at the piano, deliber-
: ately withdrew her gloves, and then
calmly walked back to her chair without
playing a note), the day was an enjoy
able one with unique surprises appro
pirate to the day.
1t has been reported that if elected
as supervisor, Wesley j. Thomas intends
to resign and allow another man to be
put in the place. The True NortherneI
is in position to state positively that
there is no truth whatever in the report
If MIR. Thomas is elected, as we believe
he will be, he will give his personal at
tention TO all official duties connected
with the position and will continue in
the office for the term for which he is
: elected
a very elegant April Fool party was
) planned and successfully carried out 10y
the members OF the Glddenburg l.. A. S.
in the shape of surprise for their sec
retary, Mrs. Florence Harris. Early il
= the afternoon the ladies, with well filleC
baskets, entered her home unannounceC
, and at once made themselves at home
! their hostess being too completely sur
> prised to offer resistance. In behalf o
/ the company, President Mrs. Flori
Hutchins in few well chosen remark
2 presented her rocker as a token o
their esteem. After an elegant suppe
the guests departed, each glad they wer