The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-22

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Alya Downing of Mattawan is now
baking for +. A. Butterfied.
Subject at M. f. church Sunday
morning, Gods Gift to the World
Sunday evening, Christmas concert.
Married, Wednesday, December 20, at
Paw Paw, Frank p. Harvey aud Miss
Hattie b. Weatherwax, both of Waverly.
Chas. Lake aud Len Shepard have
purchased the Harrington stock of farm
ing implements and will continue at the
old stand.
Married, at Paw Paw, Thursday,
December 81, by Justice Rowland,
Clarence L. Adams of Waverly and Miss
Leta Ryder of Paw Paw.
The Model laundry will make no collec-
tions either Christmas or New Years
days Laundry will be collected Tues
days following each of those days how
ever.
Paw Paw chapter, No. "a, r. A. NJ,
will install officers this evening. There
will also be work in the p. M. and M. r.
degrees. The members are urged to be
present
The deferred annual meeting and first
quarterly meeting of Pomona Grange
will be held at Lawrence Thursday,
January 4, at 1870 a. m. Election and
| installation of officers.
J.J Reilly is the proud father of
bouncing u pound Bounce boy. If j. j.
keeps up his pace he will win Teddy
Roosevelt's good will, five boys, the oldest
eight, being the record up to date.
The Cleaners of Almena Grape Leaf
Arbor will present the mirth provoking
drama "The Mock Trial" or Breach of
Promise Suit" at the Almena NJ. r..
church Saturday night, December 30.
The social dancing party to be given at
Longwells opera house Monday evening,
January l, is an event you cannot well
afford to miss. Bill 70 cents; spectators
! 10 cents. Refreshments will be served.
Mrs j. G. Horning was pleasantly
surprised last Tuesday when the w. r.
! G. ladies walked into her home to in
! form her it was the anniversary Of her
! birth. Refreshments were served aud
the afternoon passed pleasantly.
School will close to-day for a two weeks
vacation, TO resume again January 5.
The principal, Miss Curry will spend her
vacation at Wooster, Ohio, Miss Broom
hall at Ann Arbor Mr.. Swigart at Alma,
Miss Malkuska at Grand Junction and
Miss Tracy at Saginaw.
The grading on the Kalamazoo traction
line is finished to Paw Paw, and they are
now placing ties and rails along the way.
The company has purchased two coaches
and they are now on the way. They also
have made arrangements for steam
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season. and for use in completing the
track laying
Arba Moulton and Jacob Knolls were
in the village last Friday. Mr.. Knobs
was candidate for county treasurer be-
fore the republican convention at the
time D., Nj. Allen was first nominated
He took his defeat gracefully and went
to work for the success of the ticket. lie
now comes before the people asking
their support.
At the Christmas service in the Pres
byterian church. music will be promi-
nent feature. Beside double quartette
Prof. Jacobs and Miss lone Reynold:
will assist. and Miss Aileen Buskirk, ouI
talented vioinist, will also be present
The sermon subject will be 1.-THE Quest
of Men" In the evening the Sunday
school will give Christmas concert.
, Wesley Wicket of Decatur called a
the Northerner office Friday. Mr. Wick
EFT is one of the up-to-date farmers o
/ his neighborhood and his surrounding:
e show that he is prosperous. His plar
D of harvesting his corn crop is one tha
t can be adopted with profit by many oth)
' farmers. His method is to SOW rap
= among the corn rows at the time he fin
ishes the cultivation, and when the corr
is matured turns both sheep and hog
$ into the field with the result OF havinl
HE corn harvested and his stock fat