The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-10-13


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Mrs. Ed. Williams is going to Illinois
for visit
r. A. Watson loaded nine cars OF fruit
out of here last week.
Hugh Myers is contemplating building
dance hall in Lacota.
Mrs. Woody from Douglass has been
a guest of Mrs. Norwood.
BENJAMIN Reid and sou Ernest went
to Chicago Friday night.
Earl Squres has gone to Chicago to
work for a commission firm.
Miss Lucy Porter and brother Lloyd
went to Chicago Friday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Henri went on a
pleasure trip last week Wednesday
Mrs. Chas. Clark and niece, Miss lnez,
have gone to Ohio for months visit
Mark Hessey and Frank Graves were
Grand Junction callers last Wednesday
1t is reported that Lacota is to have
bank The town is certainly booming
Alinda Phelps goes to Grand Junction
every Saturday where she has class IN
music
Wade Burlingame and Miss Bessie
Mccarthy spent Sunday at his home IN
Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs Morton Bates have rented
their farm and are moving into their
house at Lacota.
Lester Motter, who has been working
for Burr Slentz has returned to his home
near Gingerbread.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lundeeu of South
Haven spent last week Sunday with q.
Jones and family.
George Dalrymple and Burr Slentz
have sold their hay baler to Mr. More
and partner from Casco.
The home mission society of the Chris
tian church will meet with Mrs Gardner
Thursday, October -
r. w. Simpson has had the pleasure
of visiting with nephew and his VIE
from Seattle, Washington.
Mn. Dnley was in Grand Junction
last week helping Fred Stevens ouy
fruit to send to his firm in Detroit.
Will Warfield and Frank Sugars have
been drawing brick for Alb. Geish who
will build foundation under his house.
G. Couutrymau shipped ten cars o.
peaches and two of grapes out OF here
a week ago to eastern and western points
Lewis Hoag has gone west for his health
He contemplates going to Los Angeles
and will stop at Denver and other points
David Rooney cut 1887 shocks of corr
that brought him s34.9S. Mr.. koone.
thinks this breaks the record arounC
here.
f. w. Matz, who has been buying
peaches in Benton Harbor and Covert
is buying here now and paying goo'
prices.
Thomas Price, who has been spending
the summer with his daughter, Mrs. A
II. Phelps, has returned to his home II
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nelson went
Covert, Saturday, to attend the funer8
of Mr. Nelson's father, which was he'll
there Sunday.
Chas. and Pete Clark and George Bate
rented w. w. Wenbans separator an
threshed buckwheat for few day
They used the Clark brothers engine.
The cleaners met Tuesday evenin
October g. aud had a very nice TIM
Several selections we're given for tn
good of the order, one of which was
poem composed by NJ. n. Dilley.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Simpson took
DAYS vacation recently. They visited M
Simpsons two sisters in Pontiac, OF
sister in Franklin and one at Milfor'
They also took in one day of the fair an
visited Mr. Simpsons sister in Detroi
Mrs r. Simpson had birthday r
Gently and is the proud possessor of
beautiful china cup and saucer, gift
one ~ Mr.. Simpson 5 sisters. The set
which this belonged was used at we
ding in England 225 years ago Her SC
Charles remembered her with sol
silver spoon. Little Helene present'
grandma with a lovely china pitcher. MI
Simpson is pleased to be remembered
she grows old.
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