The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-10-13
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of the week
Mrs. II. II. Jennings returned Friday
from Bay View.
"Old Peoples Day" at the NJ. E. church
/ next Sabbath.
Regular meeting r. A. NJ. Friday
evening; work"
Advertised letters: John Allen George
Faber, Miss Dottie Claussen.
! Remember the rummage sale to be
conducted by the ladies of First Baptist
church the first week in November
Married, by Mrs. Anna Barton, at her
home, October 7, John NJ. Gilbert and
Miss Jennie McCarty, both of Pine Grove.
VIM. Rickerson, veteran potato buyer
will be in the market again this season
for all the good marketable potatoes he
can get.
Married, October y, at Paw Paw, by
Justice Rowland, Fred A. Rollins Of
Mattawau and Miss Mary Schloyer Of
Amena.
Edward n. Hoyt in Hamlet, supported
by strong company, at the opera house
Saturday night October IA. Price %.
$3.50 cents.
The ladies' aid of the NJ E. church
will serve chicken pie supper 10 the
Conner building Friday, October -. Sup
per % cents
The service next Sunday evening at
the Presbyterian church will be an illus.
trated address on India. All are cordially
inv sd
l. w. Proctor has sold the Van Buren
house to VIM. Culver, who has taken
+ possession. We wish Mr.. Culver well in
his venture
Miss Zina Waters has secured a posi-.
tion as saIesIady in a department store
at Benton Harbor, and leaves for thar
city this week
Dr. Thompson aud family left We'd
nesday for DeFuniak Springs. Florida.
They 90 10y the way Of Chattanooga.
Nashville and Atlanta,
}. z. Packer entertained two sisters
from Rochester last week. These ladies
with Mr.. Packer are all that are left of
a family Of eight brothers and sisters.
You will miss great treat if you fail to
see the popular actor, Edward y. Hoyt
aud his gifted company in Hamlet at the
opera house, Saturday night, October a.
The press all over Michigan and other
states speak in high terms Of the Edward
\, Hoyt company. They appear at the
opera house Saturday night October il.
We have it from reliable parties. that
work has commenced on the electric
railroad this side of Mattawan where the
proposed road bed leaves the old NJ. G.
bed
We are ashamed Of the condition
of our principal street Driving in from
the east, west or south, the country
roads are found to be better than the
Main street.
The Episcopal guild ladies will have a
sale Of second hand clothing, including
coaks, jackets, hats, etc, in the Grimes
building, October 26.27 2S. Baked goods
also on sale.
Next Friday evening, October 20, Miss
Ada Mumford and class will give an
elocutionary entertainment at Maccabee
hall, Mattawau. All are cordially in-
vited. Admission 10 cents.
A Delmonico supper will be served by
gentleman 10 the pariocs of the Baptist
church next Tuesday at 5 o'clock
souvenir spoon will be given to all who
attend. Supper - cents.
A special meeting of the +. q Am.
will be held next Tuesday evening.
Work in the third degree The roll call
will disclose whether the three Williams
have been found "or otherwise"
George VanDorn will offer at public
auction at his farm four miles north of
Paw Paw, Thursday, October IA. at 10
a. m. two horses, two COWS, farm imple-
ments and numerous other articles
Saturday night, October IA, will be.the
finest opportunity you have had to hear
such noted actor as Edward y.
Hoyt in Paw Paw. He is supported by
a strong company Don't miss this
opportunity.