The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-04
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A II. Campbell of Mattawan was in
Paw Paw last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Mcneil were here
from Grand Rapids the forepart of the
week.
Advertised letters Mr. Rogers rug
maker, Mr. Frank West, Mr.. r.. f..
Wise, Mrs Nora Willis
John Wilson of Oklahoma. who has
been visiting his sister Mrs Rose Row
land, started home TUESDAY
Rev w. p Law will give an address
in St Marks church this evening on
Boston and the General Convention"
Edison Woodman recently lost three
horses in a mysterious manner, two dy-
ing one night in pasture and one the
next. Poisoning is suspected.
David Anderson aud Glenn Warner
nave formed a partnership for the prac-
lice of law. The firm Is a strong one,
and we predict for them a fine practice
Best show, best house and best salts
faction In Two seasons. H. D. Ruick
Mgr Ruick opera house. LaGrange, Ind,
Sept. ,, 1904 At the opera house Wed
Besday, November g.
Maple Grove lodge Knights fPythias
will confer the third rank on a class OF
five candidates next Monday evening
and will have a social session after the
work. All members are urged to be
The regular services will be held at
tbe M h. church next Sunday. Rev.
Quinton Walker of Lawrence will preach
in the morning, in place of the pastor
who will conduct the quarterly commun-
ION service at Lawrence.
Telegram Opera house manager, Al.
Dion, Ind, Ten Nights La a Bar Room
last night Excellent company great
satisfaction.-L Leon Clark, Mgr. Clarks
opera house, Bronson, Mich Sept Q, 0l.
AT the opera house November 9.
10 spite of counter attractions Mitch
ell ~ Lawman's Ten Nights In a Bar
Room" Co is playing to continued big
business and giving excellent satisfac-
ton Little Claude Schutter as Mary
Morgan, also seen ia ludicrous Dutch
turn is one of the cieverest children ever
seen in a local theatre South Bend,
Ind, Tribune, Aug. "a 1901 At the
opera house November ..
Mitchell & Lawmau's Ten Nights In
Bar Room" played here to packed
house last night giving the very best of
satisfaction Before o'clock they had
to stop selling tickets, people being un.
able 10 gain admission for even standing
room and they certainly missed a rare
treat This company is exceptionally
fine IN every respect aud we take pleas
ure in recommending them.-Vidette
Press, Homer, Mich, Sept. 6, 1904. At
she opera house November ..
Dr. Broughton is taking a post grad
nate course in Chicago He will com
plete his work there next week and will
locate In Paw Paw about November 10.
Dr. Broughton is an able physician who
has gained the confidence Of all who
have received his treatment He prac-
ticed in Mattawan for several months
and while there had an unusual number
of difficult cases in surgery. which he
brought to such a successful close that
the people of Mattawan are urging him
TO come back. Having sold his practice
in that place, however. he is unable to
return and the people of Paw Paw are
fortunate to secure his skill.
A very pleasant event occurred at the
home of Mr.. aud Mr. Levi Lyle last
Thursday evening, October 81 when
their daughter Wave was married to Mr..
Roy J. Moshier. At 9o'clock the strains
of the wedding march sounded and the
contracting couple led by Rev. Anna
Barton and attended 10y the brother aud
sister of the bride, took their places be-
meath canopy of lace twined with smi-
lax, and in the presence of many rela-
tives the wedding ceremony was per
formed After congratulations, the bride
and groom led the march to the dining
room, tastefully festooned with autumn
leaves. Here all partook of three
course supper served 10y young lady
friends of the bride. Both pride and
groom have lived in this vicinity from
childhood, and the array of gifts received
show the high esteem in which they are
held. Mr.. and Mrs. Moshier, after a
shower Of rice, we're TO leave for Chicago
provided they found their wraps, which
when last known Of we're hidden in
corn crib. They will reside in Antwerp,
where they will be at home to their
friends after January I.