The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-09-15
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cost you five cents.
Have your fortune told for five cents
at the country fair Friday night.
Special meeting r. A. NJ. No. "a this
evening. Work in NJ NJ. degree.
Have some tea in the japanese tea
room at the country fair Friday night.
Be sure to see the beauties of the
nations at the opera house Friday night.
Advertised letters Daniel Bowdish,
Clyde Gibson Mrs Otto Moe, Mrs. T..
y. Williams.
Mrs. Agnes Ort of Waverly has writ
ten and had published very pretty
song entitled "A Broken Home"
a - cent chicken pie supper will be
served at the Oddfellow hall Saturday
evening. All are cordially invited.
Herbert Mumford, brother of Rev, A.
w. Mumford of this place, Is the expert
Judge of cattle at the state fair at De-
troit.
The subject of Rev. c. +. Huffer's
discourse at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning will be 1.-The Making of
a Man"
Miss Edith Harvey is meeting with
success in her new field of newspaper
work on the Kalamazoo Telegraph, and
greatly enjoys her work.
A dispatch Just recei we'd says that our
esteemed fellow townsman, c. w. Young,
has been elected president of the Nichi
gaL state fair at Detroit.
Rumor has it that Hon. {. J. Monroe
of South Haven will soon wed Mrs. A..
S. Packard of Covert. These two are
old friends and are well known people
in Van Buren, county.
Joe Labadie yesterday received a Sc
we're injury at Free & Morrison's planning
mill by coming in contact with saw
running at top speed. At this writing
the character of the injury cannot be
learned,
Married, at the home Of the bride,
Thursday evening, September I, Ralph
B. North of Chicago and Miss Thekla
Krause of San Antonio, lex. The young
couple is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
North in this village.
Our fellow townsman, Barney O'Dell,
received notice last Saturday from As
sistant Adiutant General Fayette Wyck-
off, G.. A. h. of Michigan, that he had
been appointed aid on Department Com
msnder Geo. ". Hopkins staff
We notice by the Roscommon News
that Miss Ola Bidwell is billed to sing at
that place. Miss Bidwell has many rel
atives and friends in Lawrence who in
common with The True Northerner are
pleased at the success she is gaining.
Married, September 13, by Rev G. f..
Huffer, at the home of the bride, Frank
Perkins and Miss Nettie Rose. The
happy pair was given a pleasant we'd
ding supper after the ceremony. They
will make their home with Mrs. Perkins
father, Thomas Rose, for the present.
II. J. Dunbar & Co. completed the
work of installing the heating and venti-
latiug plant in the school house last
week. We understand that the work
was performed in a satisfactory manner
Mr.. Dunbar is now engaged in plumb
ing the Masonic hall, connecting 1t with
the sewer.
Miss Grace Hayden, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Briggs
the past week, left for Boyne City, Tues
day. Miss Hayden graduated at Ypsi.
lanti last June and will teach the coming
year in the Boyne City public schools
Her mother will remain i'm Paw Paw for
short time.
Thomas Woodman left Wednesday tc
commence work in the Home Savings
bank at Kalamazoo. We are glad tC
know this, for we believe this young mar
will succeed m the work he has under
taken. lie has honesty, capability anC
ambition, the three essentials for success
in this day and age.