The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-18
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Born, Monday, to Mr. and Mrs. John
II. Wilson, 81 pound girl.
See the wonderful shadowgraphs at
the opera house Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
Mrs. L. S. Burdick Of Texas, Kalama-
zoo county, visited friends and relatives
here this week.
Fred Dibble is preparing to open a
barber shop in the building vacated by
Geo. Quatermas
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins of Bangor were
guests Wednesday at the home of her
brother, w. r. Helms.
The Oddfellows and Rebekahs gave Mr.
and Mrs A. w Cummings a pleasant sur
prise Saturday evening.
The poor Mr. Rich Co at the opera
house, Monday and Tuesday, November
2l22; 10, ID and % cents.
John CRANE, who has been working
in Chicago for some time, has returned
to Paw Paw for the winter.
F. r. Bassett was in Battle Creek yes
terday, called there by the serious i'll
ness of Mrs. f. G. Hendrick.
. Mrs w r.. Coates. sister of Mrs. T. II.
Harrison, is seriously i'll Of pneumonia
at the home of w. H. LeSuer.
The Baptist congregation gave a re-
ception in honor of Rev. aud Mrs. Lane
at the church parlor5 Monday evening
Coming, two nights only Monday and
Tuesday, November 81 %, the Poor
Mr.. Rich CO. 10 vaudeville and farce
comedy.
A company of the friends and neigh
bors of Mr. aud Mrs Frank Nelson sur
prised them at their home Friday even
ing, and all thoroughly enjoyed them
selves
f. n. Wakeman, J. II. Britton, j. c.
Maxwell, j a O'Leary. Don Taylor and
Rolla Loveland attended the Ann Ar
Dor Chicago football game at Ann Ar
Dor, Saturday.
Chas Smith of Decatur, who escaped
from the county jail last June while
serving go days sentence for larceny,
was brought back from Decatur, Wed
nesday, by Under Sheriff Chappell to
finish his term. He has nine days left
to serve.
Paw Paw chapter order of the East
ern Star, will visit Lawton chapter this
friday evening. A special train has
been secured, which will leave Paw Paw
at 7;l5 p. NJ returning after the chapter
session. The fare will be % cents for
the round trip.
Bills printed at The True Northerner
office announce for james II. Allen an
auction sale of horses aud farm property
and 40 acres OF lane, at the LATE Butler
farm, three miles west and two miles
north of Paw Paw, Thursday, November
"a; II. w. McCabe, auctioneer.
As usual, The True Northerner was
the first newspaper TO publish complete
returns from the elections in Van Buren,
county The official canvass, which
was completed yesterday, shows our fig
ures to have been substantially correct.
Following are some OF the official ma
jorities. Republican electors, 1860;
Warner, 2,4l4; Hamilton, $685. Wood
man, 3,26S; Simpson, 1906; Anderson,
1882; Britton, 3,086, Mosier, 3, $40; Allen,
3,400; Decker, 34!7; Chase, 1859; Neil
heny, 1919. The question of a general
revision of the constitution carried by a
majority of 625 in tho county, and the
amendment relative TO limiting the time
for the introduction of bills by ,653.
Last Saturday was "opening day" at
the new store Of the Charles Drug Co,
and all day the store was filled with Wis
itors, all admiring the finest equipped
drug store in southwestern Michigan.
There is nothing on this side of the state
south of Grand Rapids TO compare with
it. The new showcase counters, with
brilliant electric bulbs on the inside.
show goods to the very best advantage,
and the oak cupboards and shelving to
match make the interior furnishings as
attractive as parlor The store has
been fitted up with new steel ceiling,
the front has been remodeled, the side
walls decorated and wainscoted with
burlap, handsome linoleum covers the
fioor-everything is complete and thor
oughly up-to-date Back of the main
room is the proprietor's Office and a light,
roomy prescription room. All will find
il a pleasure to visit this ideal business
place. and may be sure of the most
courteous treatment at the hands of
Mr.. Charles and his gentlemanly clerks.
There can be no doubt that the institu-
ton will enjoy a largely increased bust
ness as result of its enterprise.