The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-04

tiful productions on the stage. Don't
miss it.
Mrs. j. T.. Anderson of Hartford is
visiting at the home of her daughter,
NJ rs. A. n. Cole.
Mrs. N. II Bangs is entertaining two
fresh air fund children of Detroit for a
couple of weeks
Advertised letters: Clyde Gibson,
DR.. Charles Bradway, n. c. Evans,
Nr. l.. s. Douglas.
Gordon & Benefits Royal Slave at
the opera house Thursday, August 10.
Remember the date.
A Royal Slave one night at the opera
house, Thursday, August 10. Look for
prices on small bills.
Fred c. Mentor of Lawrence and Irene
Stillwell of Watervliet were married at
South Haven last Sunday by Justice
Holmes.
A number of our citizens have bust
ness at the celery city and incidentally
attend the races in progress at kecrea-
ton park.
The Methodist ladies' will sell home
made baking at Miss Marie Cooper 3
millinery parlors Thursday afternoon,
August 10.
There will be services at the Free Bap-
tist church Sunday, August l3. Rev.
Anna Barton will preach. Welcome is
extended to all.
Rev. G.. f. Huffer has returned and
will preach in the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning at the usual hour. You
are cordially invited.
b. +. Warner is in Jackson this week
attending the Michigan hay dealers
association. Mr.. Warner presents a
paper on Organization"
Mrs. Amanda Salisbury, widow of the
late JOS l.. Salisbury, has been allowed
pension of So per month, obtained
through O. w. Rowland's claim agency.
Miss Hazel Owens, who for the past
six weeks has been the guest of Miss
Margaret Dillon Of Waverly, expects to
return to her home in Kalamazoo, Sun
day.
Fr. Clarson will officiate at Decatur,
Sunday, August 8. Sunday of home
coming week, August l3, he will hold
services in st. Mary's church at Paw
Paw.
Married, at Paw Paw, by Rev. A. w.
Mumford, July 81, Harry Salisbury and
Miss Anna B. Threadgould, both of Paw
Paw. Their many friends congratulate
them.
There will be no preaching service at
the NJ +. church next Sunday, as the
pastor will attend the Niles district camp
meeting and bible conference. Sunday
school, junior and Epworth league at
usual hours.
Eugene Mccoy, who owns fine sum-
mer resort on the banks of Three Mile
lake in this township, is having the cal
cium light thrown on him by the state
papers on account of having too many
wives. Two bad.
Are you reading the excellent articles
on manual training now published in
this paper? No other paper in the
county offers to you this series and it Is
due to yourself that you carefully read
these instructive articles.
Ali reports indicate that peaches will
bring good prices this season. Van Buren,
growers are preparing to be 10 position
to get the best prices possible by organ
izing associations, Pine Grove and Law
renee being the latest to form them.
Manager Longwel has been fortunate
to book Gordon & Benefits famous pro-
duction, Royal Slave, for August 10.
This attraction is much above the aver
age and will be one of the notable
events of the theatrical season in Paw
Paw.
Barney Hicks, who owns fine farm in
Arlington township and lives in the viii
lage OF Lawrence, was in Paw Paw, Mon
day, on business. He and his partner,
Jas. Buskirk, have built four barns for
farmers in Lawrence and Arlington
townships this year.
Some time since the Kalamazoo Ga
zette inaugurated a guessing contest
with cash prizes Of various amounts to
DC dN lOCO bAlC ihNhg OhCos w Q
notice the names OF Mrs. G.. w. Koons OF
Paw Paw, Miss Grace Shaeffer of Law
ton and Mrs. Lydia Conklin Of Lawrence
in the list.
Possibly letter, in a round robin let
ter that has been on the road from julie
Clapp since last March and arrived here
last Wednesday, written by Miss Ellen
Thompson, may be published next week.
1t Is Of interest to many Of her pupils
who we're attending our high school
when she was principal.
The cheerful kicker says the viii age
council ought to pass an ordinance com
pelling owners Of village lots to cut the
noxious weeds or provide for it to be
done under the supervision of the presi-
dent, the expense to be charged up
against the property. There is nothing
that adds so much to the appearance OF
village as neat lawns, we'll laid walks
and no places foul with weeds in the
village limits, so let 1t be done.