The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-07-07
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Regular meeting of the Eastern Star,
Wednesday evening, July II.
j. II. Vans dog and pony show will
exhibit here Wednesday, July II.
Miss Kathryn Krauss was quite i'll of
tonsilitis the forepart of the week.
Regular meeting of Paw Paw lodge, f.
& A. NJ, next Tuesday evening Work.
The Berean class of the church of
Christ enjoyed picnic at Eagle lake
July 4.
Take the children to see the funny
clowns with Vans show, Wednesday,
July y.
Remember the meeting of those inter-
ested in home coming week at the home
of ID. Spicer this evening.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give bale sale at Miss Marie
Coopers millinery store Saturday, July 8.
Married, at Paw Paw, July 3, 1905, by
Justice Rowland, Fred Martin of AL
mena and Lucy May Lamphere OF Goble-
vile.
The explosion of fireworks in the store
of Martin Il Showerman caused con-
siderable excitement and a small loss
July 2.
Advertised letters: John T. Johnson,
b. d. Northrop, Ira Reynolds, Ransom
Reynolds, Miss Eleanor Smith, Miss Isa-
bel Kist.
The sermon on christian Unity" will
be given by Rev c. Nj. Keene at the
union service at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday evening
1t is worth more than double the price
of admission to see Forrest Tempest, to
say nothing OF the many other wonder
full features of Vans show.
Amos Stevens, former employe of c.
r, Avery, now in the retail clothing bus
mess in Battle Creek, celebrated the
Fourth in beautiful Paw Paw.
Mrs. Frank Coffinberry of Lakewood
has been seriously i'll of pneumonia, but
under the care of Frances c. Stark of
Hartford is rapidly improving.
Miss Aileen Buskrk will give a violin
solo at the PRESBYTERIAN chrfch next
Sunday. This will be the last service
for several weeks and all should attend.
VIM. Finnigan and Thos. Harvey of
South Haven and Sam. Perkins of Law
ton are spending a few days in the
county jail charged with being drunk
and disorderly.
The marriage of Miss Clara Wood
man to VIM. Long of Ionia occurred
/ hot fria do
and acquaintances of Miss Woodman eX-
tend sincere congratulations.
Bert Bennett has resigned his position
in the Dyckman house and will 90 to
Grand Rapids to take course of study
/ in undertaking. w. II. Ewers of Law
tow succeeds him as clerk in the hotel.
Do not fail to see Forrest Tempest the
horse that actually reads, writes and
spells, adds, subtracts, multiplies and
divides any number you may give.
With j. H. Vans show, Wednesday,
July II. g
Clyde Sober and Alice B. Boynton,
both of Chicago were joined in wedlock
at Paw Paw, July 3, Both bride and
groom are we'll known people in our
county, having lived at Hartford for
many years.
Many parties from this section are
! buying lumber at Hartford with which
to build.-Covert Correspondent Hart
ford Day Spring. The dealers in lum-
Der in our sister village evidently appre-
ciate the benefit of local advertising.
The cheerful kicker says the village
dads should pass an ordinance that
would limit the firing of firecrackers or
/ the exploding of dynamite on the streets
of the village July 4, giving as his reason
for suggesting this, the fear which timid
drivers have of coming to town to trade.
An effort will be made by the commit
tee having charge of home coming week
/ to gather together all the old relics of
pioneer days, label them and make them
a part of the welcome that will be given
to home comers the first evening of the
week. This display will be at the re-
ception hall.
A newspaper may boom town
through its editorial columns, but
critical investor looks to the advertising
columns for substantial evidence of push
and life. To him they are thermometers
measuring the intensity of public
warmth; they are the pulse which in.
dicates the healthy condition of the col
lective body of the people; they tell him
whether or not the community is up to
the times IN business matters.-Ex-
change.
Saturday in Paw Paw was busy day
in all the stores. The rain that came
Friday slackened work on the farms and
all seemed to take that day to get ready
for the haying and harvest that is so
plentiful in this community; with large
crop OF fruit in sight, this community is
favored one, and all that will prevent
prosperous year seems to have faded
away. People are planning for improve
ments of every kind and our business
men should prepare to avail themselves
of the harvest which will be theirs If
they plant the seed by iudicious adver-
tising.