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

The Christian Eudeavor union of Van
Buren, county will hold its annual con-
vention at Covert October 26-27. A fine
program Is being prepared, aud it is ex-
pected large number will be present.
The western normal foot ball eleven
will meet the local high school boys on
the local grounds Saturday at , p. NJ.
Both combinations have a reputation to
sustain, and there will be "things doing"
Married, Monday, October 9, at the
home of the brides grandmother, Mrs.
J. p Chaplain of Kalamazoo, Miss Annie
Haseuack and Hanson Ludy both of
Paw Paw. The future homeof the young
couple will be in Champion, H.
Mesdames Hoyt Sherman aud Chapel
left Tuesday for Grand Rapids, where
they will attend the meeting of the
grand chapter of the order of the Eastern
Star The Eastern Star numbers more
than 80, 900 in this state, aud 500 delegates
will represent the order at this meeting
The superintendent of the state fish
com mission, Mr. Bowers, and Mr.. Marks,
overseer of the Paris hatchery visited
Fred Bassett, Tuesday The gentlemen
were pleased with Glen springs hatchery,
aud complimented Nh Bassett by placing
an order for 100000 trout eggs
Out of three applications for marriage
licenses last Wednesday the clerk had to
turn down two. one couple both lived
IN Cas5 county, aud in one case the
would be benedict was but i years of
age. He was advised, in effect, to tarry
iu Jericho until his beard mad at least
sprouted
Ex-register Of Deeds John f. Taylor
died at his home, Tuesday The funeral
services held at the house this morning
were brief. Elder Harvey ofticiated The
burial, under the direction of the J. O.
o. f, viii be from the church at Keeler,
his old home. We hope to give a more
complete account next week
Mr. and Mrs Hoffman are here to di-
rect the presentation of "Gyp, the Heir
ess, under the auspices of the Eastern
Star. Monday. October % Mr. HoiI
man comes highly recommended as an
actor and director. and the ladies of the
Eastern Star undertake the presenta
tiou with full confidence that the pro-
ductiou will please in its entirety.
The list annual reunion of the 18th
Michigan infantry will be held October
- at Kalamazoo. There are but few
more than 100 of the old soldiers left.
Among those whose names and faces are
familiar to our people, who will be in
attendance, are Edison Woodman, jerome 4.
c. Warner and Reed Shrine of Paw Paw.
David J. Hull of Chicago has been visit /.
iugaat the home of III. ID. North. Mr.. |.
Hull says he is getting that itching
and feels that ere long he will have to
assume the proprietorship Of one Of
the fine farms about Paw Paw as aleyia-
ton can be secured in no other manner.
We viii welcome him.
Paw Paw chapter, No. 257, o. f. s.,
has recently installed the following /
officers Worthy matron, NettielChap- /
pell worthy patron, W. c. Y. Ferguson;
associate matron, Emma Sherman; con-
duotress, frankie Nelson; associate con-
ductress, Ola Killefer; secretary, Belle
Johnson; treasurer, Cora NJ Sowle chap
lain. Amanda Hoyt; Adah, elizabeth
Ruth, Una McKeliar; Esther,
Gail Parks; Martha, Cora Waters; Electa,
Cora Hurd; warden, Bertha harrington;
sentinel, +. Jay Harrington; organist,
Maud Sellick Past worthy matrou, Mrs.
Mamie Wakeman, was present and IN
stalled the officers and it seemed most I
fitting that Mr.. and Mrs, Wakeman /
should start the new officers in the good /
work for which they have labored so long I
aud faithfully. The new officers are /
most enthusiastic and energetic and there /
is every reason to expect that the ensu
ing year will be prosperous and profitable |
for the chapter.