The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-10-06
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Hazel and Raleigh MARI have gone to
Chicago on a visit.
John Deal has returned from his trip
to Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.and Mrs. J. d. Phelps were at
Bangor last Wednesday.
Glenn Wright has returned to his
home in Grand Junction.
Rev. Gardner returned home from
Greenwood last Saturday.
Fred Bates has gone to work IN the
canning factory in South Haven
Mrs. Emma Pease and Miss Lulu
went to South Haven, Saturday
Theodore Ericsson came out from South
Haven and spent Sunday at home
Arthur Price of Chicago spent last
"Wednesday and Thursday 10 this vicinity
The Misses Mae and Lillian WelchecK
,.,t Lost week for short stay in Chicago.
Nasdames Gardner and Helen Eaton
made trip to South Haven, Saturday
Miss Minnie Galbraith is clerking for
WI. Porter when they are exceptionally
busy.
Lacota school has ninth grade this
80 savan pupils taking ancient
history. English composition, algebra and
latin.
Mrs. Elmer Hogle and children visited
her parents, Charles Nelson and family
one day last week
Ouite number from here attended
the dance at Breedsville Friday night
All report fine time
Dallas Burlingame has gone to JACK
son. He has a job Of firing on the
Grand Trunk railroad.
Al. Wineberg has returned to Gales
burg. III. } Ramsey is conducting ms
business here for him
Sam Nelson. Merle Deal, Roy Brooks
and Charlie McKibbie went to the dance
At BerIamont Saturday evening.
Frank and Harry Grusinger ano
families have moved from n. Bates
house into Frank Galbraith's house
The G Ar and w. R c. from Lacota
went to South Haven Saturday to attend
celebration of the birthday of the Zach
Chandler post.
Peaches are bringing better price
now Nice ones in bushels are selling Tor
To and 81 90. and fifths are bringing
from Is to 20 cents.
Ralph Watson, Ransom ChappeIl r.
7. Clark and George Bliss we're among
those who attended the carnival at
Kalamazoo last week.
A. B. Raithel, proprietor OF the Lacota
Cider. Vinegar & Milling Co" SAYS the
wheat they have bought this fall Is me
and of best quality they've had 10 years
The Lacota legion met Monday night
for the first time in four weeks There
vasa fair attendance, and Mr. Deal
corresponding secretary, gave very IN
teresting account Of the convention at
Cleveland. Ohio.
Through the interest OF some OF the
leading citizens Lacota will erlov rare
treat this year IN the form Of lecture
course consisting Of lecture bv Henry
Clark and four HIGH grade entertainments
all for the moderate price Of 81.
The first number of the lecture course
will be held at the Lacota opera house
"Wednesday evening, October Il The
entertainment consists of a concert given
nv the Chicago Lyceum ladies quartette.
These ladies come very highly recon-
mended. and it Is 70 be hoped there will
be a large attendance at the entertain
ment.
The following is list of pupils in the
Lacota schools who have been neither
absent nor tardy for the month ending
September %, 1905: Mr.. More's room:
Eva Smith. Ruby Aying Lloyd Hessey,
Frank Ayres, Marcia Eitel Carrie Dilley.
Victor Galbrath Lee Demerest, Ralph
Galbrath. Grace Johnston, Ethel Hurni.
Miss Weber's room: Leland Diliey,
Beulah Hessey. Marian Ayres, Harold
Christian. Neil Simpson, Kan Hoag
Vivian More, Edna Thomas, Willie
Galbrath. Clarence Christian. Louise
TYLER. Coda Hoag, Lois AyliDg, Ralph
Hickman. Glenn Taylor, Dewey Galbrath