The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-04
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Married, Wednesday, November 2, by
Mrs. Anna Barton, Glenn Overton and
Evelyn Sheldon, both of Bangor.
Mrs. Will Taylor went to Ann Arber
the first of the week, where she under
went most successful operation.
w b. Stone of Bellevue, Idaho, has
been spending few days in Paw Paw.
He came from the West on account of
the poor health of his wife at Kalama-
ZOO.
At the Church of Christ Sunday the
morning subject will be "Paul's Prayer
for the Saints at Ephesus;' evening sub
iect, Jesus in the Home" All are in
vited.
Il Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Aseltine returned
/ from Benton Harbor, Tuesday evening.
Mr. Aseltine was benefited by the baths
there and will return in few days for
/ further treatment.
Y SEQ. Horton and family will start
Monday for Chattanooga, Tenn, where
Mr.. Horton will enter the medical de-
partment of the Grant university. He
will take four year course.
! 4 LewisM Showerman was married this
| week in Chicago to Mrs. Caroline Seek
ner of that city. The True Northerner
unites with other friends in wishing
them happiness and prosperity.
Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Mumford attend
ed the Niles district conference at Cass-
opolis, Monday and Tuesday, and with
their daughter Etola called on old
| friends in Marcellus, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Butterheld of Way.
land, Mich, are visiting their parents,
! brother and sisters here. They have
been visiting friends in western Missouri
and the st. Louis fair for several weeks.
Mrs. J. G. Maxwell and Mrs. WI.
Sellick will give a Choclatier reception
at the home of the latter Thursday,
November 10, from until 5, for the
benefit of the Episcopal church. All
ladies are invited; 10 cents.
A diary was found recently bearing
the name of the late Elisha Tyler. 1t
covered the period from 1S47 to the
close of the war, and is an interesting
memento If any of his relatives would
like to secure it, they can find its where
abouts by inquiry at this office.
Telegram-Geo. O. Russell, manager
Howard theatre, Albion. Mitchell B.
Lawman Co. turned people away here
last night. Excellent company and
pecialties.-Stoop & Coppes, Mgrs.
Auditorium, Nappanee, Ind, Aug. 30,
1904. At the opera house November 8.
| RartBenuett, who recently purchased
the Kenyon billiard and pool tables, has
opened billiard hall in the building
recently vacated by the Charles Drug
Co. on south Kalamazoo street. The
rooms have been newly paperedJ and
painted and are fitted up in first class
shape.
Mrs. Florence S. Babbitt of YpsiantI,
deputy president of the w. r. G.. of
Michigan, and Mrs. Vina A. Redfield of
Jackson, deputy secretary, visited and
inspected Brodhead corps No. 10, Fri
day, October %. Mrs. Babbtt was es-
pecially interested in this corps as her
father served under Col. Brodhead
Dog poisoners are again doing their
dirty work. Last year several valuable
dogs were poisoned and the owners be-
came aroused to some extent, but moth
| ing was done to prevent the continuance
of the work This year several more
have been poisoned and it is time some.
! thing substantial was done to stop it,
I Married, by Mrs. Anna Barton, Wed
Lsesday afternoon, November 2, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs w. r. Rogers, Miss Flosse Rogers
| to Mr. Melvin Young The contracting
parties are both highly respected and
popular young people. and The True
Northerner voices the congratulations of
many friends. They went at once to
| their own home.
Mitchell & Lawman's "Ten Nights In
/ Bar Room" and Vaudeville Co. played
my theatre the entire week of August
/ 2l TO good business 1900 people wit
Messing single performance. Company
gave excellent satisfaction. new YER
sion of the play well staged. Competent
company, excellent specialties.-H. G.
Engeldrum, Mgr, South Bend, Iud., Aug.
2S, 1904. At the opera house November 9.
LFrederic Kimball of this place and
Mary Servoss of Rochester, New York,
were married at East Aurora, New York,
October 20, in the church of England,
by Rev. James Cooper. Mrs. Kimball is
a clever actress who has been in the pro-
fession two years, and is at present leading
lady with Mr.. Kimball's attraction. The
company plays in Scranton, Pa, Novem-
Der 6, 7 and 8, at the Grand opera house,
and at the Kensington theatre, Phila-
delpha, November 8 and the week.
The Tom Thumb wedding given at
the NJ K. church Friday evening was a
novel and pleasing entertainment. in
which about 30 little lads and lassies
portrayed the characters of wedding
party, from guests to principals, and ev
cry participant acted well his part. The
entertainment was given for the Junior
league, under the supervision of Mrs. b.
King, to whose labor the success of the
occasion is due. The little people are re-
joicrg in the knowledge of the fact that
: the proceeds Of their wedding" was
"enough and to spare" to pay the amount