The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-11

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day evening.
1 Frank r. Gooding, former Paw Paw
boy, was elected governor of Idaho,
Tuesday, on the republican ticket.
|, Married, November 3, by Rev. G.. p.
Linderm an, Dolph Lockwood of Almena
and Miss Lena Stockwell Of Pine Grove.
The barber shops will begin closing at
7 O'Clock next Monday every evening ex-
cept Saturday, when they will close at
IL o'clock.
The ladies' aid society of the M. +.
church will hold baking sale Saturday,
November u, IN the store vacated 10y
Mr.. Butterfeld.
Married, by Rev A. w Mumford, at
the Methodist parsonage, November 8,
Elmer May of Kendall and Gertrude
Squier of PIainwell
Frank Bass of Benton Harbor will be-
gin work in Horizons barber shop next
Mond ay. He formerly lived here and
intends to move back again.
Mrs. A. S. Benjamin, state president
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Paw, Sunday evening, November l3, at
the First Baptist church.
The case Of Cook VS. the Uuiversalist
General Convention, involving the con-
struction Of the will Of the late Ann
Smith, was reversed by the supreme
court and a new trial ordered.
Miss Bertha Clapp, who has been
working at the world 5 fair, was married
last Saturday TO Madison Caldwell of
southern Illinois. The young couple
will make their home in Illinois.
Mrs Robert Chapman has returned
from Kalamazoo, where she went to aid
her granddaughter in sickness four
weeks ago, and Josie Baldwin, her
daughter, has now taken her place.
At meeting Of the executive commit
tee of the Michigan &. r. union IN Sagi
nav, Miss Caroline Parsons of Kalama-
zoo, former secretary, was presented
with loving cup in appreciation of her
work for the union. Miss Parsons has
many Paw Paw friends.
All members of Brodhead post, with
their families, and all widows of deceas-
ed soldiers are requested to meet at G.
A. Il. hall Saturday evening, November
10. An inspection of the post will take
place. At the close a supper will be
served by the ladies OF the relief corps
Last Friday, Lewis NJ. Showerman be-
came insane, and Saturday, on order of
the probate court, was taken to the Kal-
amazoo asylum. This is peculiarly sad
case, as Mr. Slovenian had been mar
ried only few days, and had a prosper
Gus business. w. j. Thomas has been
appointed guardian and is attending to
his business affairs,
G. ". Young left yesterday to join a
committee Of state fair officials at De-
troit. They will 90 to Toronto, thence
via the Canadian Pacific to Minneapolis,
thence to Des Moines, Iowa, Springfield,
HIS ST. Louis, Mo-, and Columbus, O.
In these cities they willlinspect fair and
exposition buildings aud grounds to get
ideas for the new state fair grounds in
Detroit.
Last Monday about 10 friends of Mrs.
Lottie Warner gave her a pleasant sur
prise, the occasion being her 10th birth
day. Well filed baskets were taken and
an elegant supper was spread upon
which a savage attack was made, which
resulted in the downfall of most of the
supply Several hours were spent in
talking las only ladies can talk and
everyone reports an enjoyable time.
The Bangs school, east of town, was
awarded one of the first prizes offered
by the Youths Companion for the best
cared for school house and grounds-a
beautiful American flag; the school also
received six fine patriotic pictures from
the Companion. The residents of the
district have reason to feel proud of
their handsome school premises, and it
is a credit to them to have this prize so
awarded. They are now planning for a
celebration Of the prize winning ia the
near future.
Last Friday, Prosecuting Attorney
Anderson was called to Berlamont by the
serious illness of his mother, Mrs. Col. ID.
Anderson. Mrs. Anderson died Satur-
day evening and was buried in the
Breedsvile cemetery Monday Deceased
was n years of age, and she and her hus.
band had lived together for more than
SO years, and on the home farm for 80
years. Besides her husband she left
surviving her five children: Mrs. Anna
e. Carrier of Berlamont, S. b. Anderson
OF Memphis, Tenn, A. L. Anderson and
A. l.. Anderson of Berlamont, and David
Anderson of Paw Paw, all of whom were
with her 10 her last illness.