The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-09-01
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The Dunkley- Williams people have
sold and conveyed to the Kalamazoo,
Lake Shore and Chicago Traction COM
pany all the street railway rights and
franchises granted to them ty ordinan-
ces adopted by the villages of Paw Paw,
Lawrence, Bangor and the City of
South Haven.
The spiritualist society of Hamilton
has engaged Mr.. Kate and wife of Phila-
delphia to speak at their annual meeting
Sunday, September 10, at 1870 a. IN. and
1:30 p. N. Tests by Mrs. Kate at close
of lectures. Everyone invited. Meeting
at the Hamilton Grange hall, four miles
west of Decatur.
The new Park street church of Christ
at Kalamazoo will be dedicated next
Lords day. Rev. c. NJ Keene and quite
a number of his congregation will attend
the services. Rev Keene will begin a
series of evangelistic meetings at the
jackson street mission in Kalamazoo
next Monday evening.
The Paw Paw Milling Co. has sold its
property in this village to Eli Strong of
Kalamazoo. Mr.. Strong is about so
years of age and has spent his entire life
in milling and with milling machinery,
and installed the present roller process
machinery in this mill Il years ago He
will repair extensively and conduct an
up-to-date business which will be a great
addition to Paw Paw.
A local fruitgrower shipped 40 baskets
of peaches to Detroit a few days since
and received his returns last Monday
The commission firm kindly returned
him 30 cents for the 40 baskets The
grower was offered l3 cents per basket
in our local market the day the shipment
was made. Moral: Home markets, or
commission merchants whose reputation
is established to handle your fruit.
Paw Paw Grange will have as afeature
of its program next Monday evening a
TOuDQ lhDle ldlh. AlOuuuleT III the
Great West" will be the subject of lee
ture by Mrs. Olivia j. c. Woodman. "A
Winter in the Great West" will be treat
ed by Mrs. Lottie Warner and .The
Marvels of the Yellowstone" will be de-
scribed by Miss Daisy Longwell. The
meeting will be open to the public at 5
o'clock.
The True Northerner is in receipt of
marked copy of the Pocatello Idaho
announcing the death of Roy
Edgar We're, son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Joans, formerly of Decatur township,
this county. Roy was born April %,
1894, and died August Is, 1905. The |
Tribune in commenting on his death, |
says He was a bright, active boy with
splendid promise for useful manhood,
and his too early death is a severe blow
to his parents and many friends.
That Mr. Todd, who has charge of the !
Lake Cora resort, is the right man in the
right place Is assured by the growth of
this popular resort. Since its opening
this year the large hotel annex and fine
cottages have been full of resorters bent
on having a restful good time. That the
idea has beer met and every minute an
enjoyable one is evidenced by the many
entertainments they have had. The one
given Monday evening by Miss Casper,
one of the guests, assisted by Manager
Todd, was attended by few invited
people from town. All report it an
unusually pleasant occasion. The fine
grounds were brilliantly Illuminated
with many colored japanese lanterns
and buntings. Running races, games,
guessing contests, etc, were INDUCED in.
A band of 20 pieces rendered enhancing
music during the whole evening, closing
with Dan Tucker" which was danced
by the promenading guests with fun ga
lore. A dainty lunch was served. All
credit Miss Casper with entertaining in
a most delightful manner.