The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-15
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VIII Bryar, former Paw Paw boy,
/ has been elected alderman of Dowagiac
Advertised letters: John Lomphere,
Noyes Stevenson, Miss Della Arnold
Edith Grant
Married, by Rev. G. Nj. Keene Satur.
day afternoon, John Captain and Miss
Luella Conrad, bothof Almena.
Game Warden Leach received orders
from his chief to release the deer seized
by him, and the incident is closed.
The Reidsema photograph gallery, the
oldest in Kalamazoo, has been perma-
nently closed on account Of the i'll health
of the proprietor.
Married, at Paw Paw, Wednesday,
December y, by Justice Rowland,
George Hogoboom and Miss Tina Nun
nerly, both of Paw Paw.
Don't forget the play, 1.-The Reclaimed
Husband, " to be given by home talent
at the Gliddenburg school house Satur-
day evening, December Is.
An invitation is extended by Broad
head post to all sons and grandsons of
old soldiers to meet at the post room
Saturday evening, December Is, at 8
o'clock sharp,
Will Barton sailed from New York for
Buenos Ayres, South America, Satur-
Gay, December g. He is sent by the
Dowagiac Manufacturing Co, who have
business interests in that country.
Clair +. Allen of Glendive, Montana,
former Paw Paw boy, now master me-
chanic on the Northern Pacific railroad,
came home last week to help his father,
NJ. p. Allen, celebrate his so birthday.
The annual meeting of the Michigan
state teachers association will be held
in Lansing, December q 80, beginning
Wednesday noon and closing Friday
noon. There will be half fare on all
railroads.
Fred Rubert husked 20 acres of corn
for p. T. Streator in nine hours Satur-
day, December =, with power husker.
Tip was well pleased with the job, as
it was the finish of great seasons
work on his farm.
George w. Hutchns is in very poor
health and has been to Ann Arbor to
consult with physicians there. Since his
return he has been taking baths in Ben.
ton Harbor, and is still being treated
there for neutritis.
The newly elected officials of Paw Paw
lodge, No. Is, l. O. O. F., are as follows:
+. $. Judd, n. g.; f.. L. Bullard V. g.;
F.. j. Rickerson, recording secretary;
Wm Rickerson, financial secretary; II.
l.. Mcneil treasurer.
Mrs. Ed. Snow is considerably eated
over her success in the Delineator sub
scription contest. She secured the largest
number of subscriptions sent in from
any town in Paw Paws class, receiving
the first prize of $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Butler of Hartford
were in town the first of the week, visit
ing friends Will has ten days vacation
and is improving it by taking a swing
around the circle, visiting Chicago, Goble-
vile, Kalamazoo and other points.
A social dancing party will be given at
Longwell's opera house Monday evening,
January l. Music by Maple City
orchestra. Bill 70 cents; spectators ID
cents. The promoters will endeavor to
make this the most pleasant party of the
season.
G. Schmelzle has been employed by
the "New Way" Gasoline Engine Co, of
Lansing, as tester of engines in their
factory. Mr.. Schmelzle is one of Paw
Paws self made young men, aud our
citizens will be pleased to hear of his
success.
George A. Mullins, promoter of the
Kalamazoo, Ben ION Harbor a. Chicago
electric railway, died November at his
home in Chicago, of lung trouble. Mrs
Mullins announces that she will take up
the work now and with the assistance of
people who were interested with Mr.
Mullins, push it to completion. The
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