The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-10-06

1ue OuOW DrOS, are putting IN a Iur-
mace for Wm. Deming of Bangor.
Martin & Showerman's store front is
being pushed rapidly to completion by
Contractor Olsen When this is finished
they will have one of the finest stores in
/ the county.
A reception will be given Gov. f. NJ.
/ Warner at the residence of r. A. Wildey,
on Gremps street, this evening from $50
to TO- All are cordially invited to meet
our governor.
The Royal Neighbors of America will
hold their regular meeting Tuesday,
/ October 10, at Shoesmith's hall. A good
attendance is desired, as there are can
dIdates to be balloted for, bills to be
/ paid, etc. As refreshments will be served
each lady is requested to bring a cup
aud spoon.
1. b. Conner returned Tuesday from
Benton Harbor, where he has been TAX
ing baths. He was accompanied home
by Mr.. Hoyt of Chicago. Mr. Hoyt ex-
pressed himself as highly pleased at
/ the appearance of our village, being
particularly impressed with the beauty
of some of the river views.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grimes are enter
tanning at a house party this week
Among those present are Everett Wat
son of Plainwell and his nephew, Ralph
Watson of Utah, Mr.. and Mrs Chas. p
Brown of Marshall and Mrs Grimes
sisters, Mesdames Travis aud Drum
moud.
Miss Altha Thompson left Tuesday for
/ Plaiuwell, where she will attend the
celebration of the 10th anniversary of
pastoral service Of her grandfather, Rev
Johu Fletcher, with the Baptist church,
/ PIaiuwell. This is unusal in the history
OF any pastor, and it is fitting that his
people should celebrate the event.
f. w. Schuneman was surprised by
| party of friends who came to celebrate
his 48th birthday. Music and games
were played, the prizes being won by E.
! K. Downing and Mrs. Oestreich. Choice
refreshments we're served. The guests
! departed at a late hour, voting Mr.. aud
Mrs. Schuneman royal entertainers.
Those present we're Messrs and Mesdames
E. K. Downing, Chas. Young, Len Shep-
ard, h. j. Harrington, Mrs. Oestreich of
Chicago, Mrs. L. c. Volberding of Elgln,
Ill.
There was a quiet wedding at the home
of Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Henry Hinckley on
the afternoon of October 4 when their
daughter Pearl was united in marriage
to Charles G. Stowell of Niles, Rev. Mrs.
Anna Barton officiating. Those who
met Mr.. Stowell were very favorably inn
pressed with him, and Pearl is one of
our favorite Paw Paw girls. They left
that evening for their new home in Niles,
where Mr.. Stowell has a position in
boot and shoe store.
Mrs. Will Payne, in order to celebrate
an event that occurred on the 30.h of
September some years ago." invited a
goodly company of ladies to come and
make merry with her Saturday last.
A fine time was had by all. A dainty
luncheon was served in nicely decorated
boxes of varied hue. Each guest hopes
their fair hostess may celebrate the
event" at least 90 times more.
A ~ Cole and Clyde Bassett left
Monday morning for Aurora Ill, where
they have secured positions made vacant
by strikers Mr.. Bassett has been em
ployed in this Office for several years and
leaves now to draw higher wages. The |
best wishes of The True Northerner goes
with these gentlemen, and hopes that
they will be successful in their work I
w w. Hodge, ex-sheritf of the county, |
left last Tuesday for Payette, Idaho, /.
where be goes for his health. Ia a COM
munication directing that The True
Northerner be forwarded to that address, !
he writes Us that he has taken this paper
for 30 consecutive years good record. |
The True Northerner Joins with his
many friends in hoping he will regain
his shattered health and return to US in
a.