The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-18
Local and Miscellaneous.
J0thngs.

urday evening. Everyone invited.
The Royal Neighbors will hold their
regular meeting at their hall Wednes-
day, August %, at o'clock. full at
tendance is desired.
Miss Etola Mumford gave recitation
at Mattawan, Sunday evening, which
was we'll received, and she was invited to
form an elocutionary class there.
Advertised letters: n orman Carr,
Herm Scharenburg, Louis WEIGH, Mrs.
Hattie Burkhatder, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs.
Elite Smith. Miss Mate Morsher.
A letter from Miss Grace Russell, to a
a Paw Paw friend, says: eve Paw Paw
ties here in Los Angeles cannot be with
you, so we will celebrate home coming
week at East Lake park this week"
Roll call of members at the M. b..
church next Sunday morning, to be re-
sponded to with testimony or scripture
verse Reports will be given of the diff
At the church OF Christ, next Sunday
morning, the pastor will have message
Of special and practical Importance to
the church. In the evening the union
service will oe held in this church and
Rev. c. f. Huffer will preach the ser
mon.
Prospects are growing brighter each
day for the road to Lawton, and it Is
barely possible that it may be operating
in time to handle some of this seasons
fruit Mr.. Layman, the Dunkley- Will
liams engineer, prophesies the moving of
dirt in less than a week
Miss Hess of Lawrence has been en-
gagged 10 teach vocal music and drawing
in the Paw Paw high school the coming
year She is graduate of the Ypsilanti
normal and comes highly recommended.
Miss Hess is daughter of one of the
leading merchants Of that village.
Bruner & Warner have closed a con
tract with Otsego parties for $1,000
worth of cement blocks. This firm has
succeeded in building up fine business
in face OF obstacles almost insurmount-
able. They are doing business in Law
ton and Kalamazoo and are now figuring
on a contract for fine residence in Ben
ton Harbor.
The reason Bert Bryar for the last
week has been wearing the "smile that
don't come off, is explained by the fact
that few days ago he was married to
Miss Rae Slovenian. Their host of
friends will be pleased to learn of their
union and The True Northerner joins
with everybody in wishing them long
life and happiness.
The Michigan state fair committee has
issued its premium list for this year. 1t
forms a very attractive book, being illus
trated with cuts of various scenes and
buildings on the fair grounds The list
of officers is as follows: President Eu-
gene Fifeld, Bay City; vice president,
Stephen Baldwin, Detroit; secretary, |.
H. Butterfed, Detroit; treasurer, c. w.
Young, Paw Paw.
The church Of Christ has engaged Rev.
c. W. Clark and his singer, Rev. j. +
Gaunders of Traverse City, to hold an
evangelistic meeting at this place begin
ming October 20. These men are evan
gelists of unusual power, and have held
some great meetings in other places 1t
is believed their coming to Paw Paw will
mean much for truth and righteousness.
The sad news has come to us of the
death of William Long of Ionia, who
died at his home August - of typhoid
fever. 1t will be remembered that Miss
Clara Woodman, formerly of this place,
and Mr.. Long were married June q,
they having been married but seven
weeks. The kindest sympathies OF her
many friends here will go with her in
her bereavement.
There are parties with plenty of tinan-
cial backing who are considering the for
nation OF company with a capital stock
Of 100000 to build wine cellar in Paw
Paw for the purpose of manufacturing
pure grape wines. The location Of such
an establishment here would be very
profitable for the investors and tor the
grape raisers also. We hope they will
complete the arrangements in time for
the fall vintage.
J. W. Free and A. Lynn Free left yes
terday for the upper peninsula, and G.
w. Young and Merle Young left for the
same point to-day These gentlemen ex-
pect to visit the 500 and from there go
northward into Canada with the inten-
ton OF locating some timbered land.
This will depend somewhat on whether
or not they will be able to dispose Of a
large tract in the upper peninsula now
owned by them and ID. Morrison.
Tho First National hank has be-