The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-07-14
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L. Q. Ocobock is suffering with a dis
located shoulder.
Paw Paw plays ball at Dowagiac to-
day with the Doe-W Wah-Jacks.
A. f. Weston has purchased the resi-
dence OF j. IL. Wall on Kalamazoo street.
Married, Saturday, by Justice Killefer,
Wm. +. Smith and Bertha Bailey both
of Paw Paw.
E. E. Downing has purchased the
residence of DR.. G.. r. Thompson on
north Kalamazoo street.
At the meeting of the village council
held last Monday evening claims were
allowed amounting to S2,246l5.
The Ladies of the Rebekah lodge will
give 10 cent supper at Oddtellow's hall,
Saturday, July 10. Everybody is invited.
Married, by Mrs. Anna Barton, at her
home, July 5, William Worthington and
Miss Adelia May Adams, both of Kala-
maZoo
The Presbyterian church society will
hold special home coming services
August l3, with good music and good
program. Wait for it.
Have you bought your home coming
post cards and sent them out? Have you
placed your subscription with the proper
person yet? It's time. It's needed.
VIM. A. Babcock of Bangor has been
granted an increase Of pension from 50
to Sl2 per month. 1t was obtained
through o. w Rowland's pension agency.
Charley Culver of Chicago was visit
ing friends in Paw Paw this week. 1t
has been 20 years since his last visit, but
under the guidance of Dan. Morrison
he was fast making up time.
NJ ISIS Gertrude Buck, who has recently
graduated from the Michigan university
came home Wednesday for few weeks
visit. She has accepted a fine position
in he school at st. Clair, Mich,
The case of Chas Hilliard was brought
before Justice Killefer last Monday
Hilliard was charged with dynamiting
Lake Cora, but on account of insufficient
evidence the case was dismissed.
All people from Hillsdale county are
invited to attend the third annual picnic
of the Hillsdale county association to be
held at Lakewood Park, formerly known
as Pugsley's lake park Thursday,
August g. 1905.
Extra chairs will be provided if needed
at the next home coming meeting 20 be
held at the home of the secretary, Mrs.
B. +. Warner, Friday evening, July 2l.
Come early and avoid the chance of
standing room only.
VIM Hasenack has sold his photo
graph studio over Butterfield's bakery
to Kalamazoo parties, who will be ready
for business next week Mr.. Hasenack
will continue his own business in his
new location over Taylor's barber shop.
Insurance Commissioner Barry's re-
port shows the amount collected by him
from insurance companies and paid into
the state treasury during the fiscal year
Just closed to be the tidy sum of 1924
Sl4.5l as fees and taxes. This is S29,-
1860 more than was collected last year
We call our readersispecial attention
to the series Of manual training articles
now running in our columns and invite
you to carefully read them. They are
written by an expert teacher of manual
training in the schools, thus giving our
patrons practically free instruction in
this branch of technical education.
Before Justice Rowland, Monday, John
Charles, charged with keeping place
where Intoxicating liquors are sold
contrary to the local option law, waived
examination and was bound over to the
circuit court. The examination of Nj.
/ S. Carney of Decatur on the same charge
was begun Wednesday, but was ad-
! journed.
The True Northerner is in receipt of
! letter from j. H. Shrine enclosed in an
envelope that is booming the city of
Muskegon by showing cuts of the differ.
ent institutions established in that city
by Chas. j. Hackley. These cuts illus
trate the Hackley manual training
school, the Hackley school and the Hack
ley hospital 1t makes very attractive
picture and advertises the city very
nicely.
Rev. c. E. Huffer left Wednesday for
three weeks vacation and will visit an
old college mate at Battle Creek, going
from there to Muncie and other points
IN Indiana. In consequence of this ac-
tion 90 the part of the pastor there will
be no services in the Presbyterian church
for the next three Sundays, but the Sun
day school will be held at the usual hour,
and extra effort will be made to keep up
the interest in this important part of
church work.
The semi.annual report Of Prosecuting
Attorney Chase makes fine showing
for the work done by him during the
first six months of his occupancy of the
prosecutorship. A synopsis of his re-
port to the attorney general shows that
the whole number of cases under consid-
Grafton by him during this period were
1S9. The results were: 1G6 convictions,
five acquitals, nine discharged on exami-
nation and investigation, one nolle pros
sed, four dismissed on payment of costs
and four cases permitted to be settled.