The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-07-21
JOTTINGS.

mess last week.
Miss Gala Eames OF Grand Haven is
visiting at the home OF K. q. Thayer this
week.
A. F. Mcneil, who has been seriously
i'll, has so far recovered as to be able to
walk about town.
Advertised letters; Master Porter
Babcock, Mr.. Ode d. Brown, George
Caldwell, r. r. Steele.
Miss Harriet Quatermas entertained d
Is young ladies at o'clock luncheon
at her home east of town last Friday.
All who were present report an enjoy
able time
The South Haven Tribune is author
ity for the statement that last Sunday
nearly 5000 people were landed at that
place by the steamers Eastland and City
of South Haven.
Both South Haven dailies in their re.
ports of the council meeting give promi-
neuce to the statement that the mayor
is unable to borrow money in behalf of
the city. Better go slow.
Ii the Michigan mosquitoes found
Elijah Dowie good picking, what would
they think of some of the people who
have placed their fortunes in his hands?
Grand Rapids Press.
Five old Paw Paw boys, whose respect
i've ages were Il, 70, rs, 10 and SO, met
one day last week. All were hale and
hearty, and not one had ever used tobac-
co or alcohol in any form.
Married, Thursday evening, July 13, by
Rev. +. II. Harvey, at his home east OF
the village, James F. Bullard and Miss
Rose Butler, both of Paw Paw. The
True Northerner extends congratula-
tions.
The True Northerner is in receipt of a
| letter from A. j. Roundy, who is visiting
his brothers in Wexford county. He
reports crops looking we'll in that vicin-
ty, and says he found hot weather there
as well as here, but is enjoying himself.
p II. Kelly, superintendent of public
| instruction, has dissolved partnership
with T. A. Conlon of Detroit. closed his
offices in that city and will hereafter be
found doing business and extending the
glad hand in Lansing. Here's success to
to you, Pat"
Judge and Mrs j. r. Carr started yes
terday for Campbeltown, New Bruins
wick, where they will visit his brother,
Rev. \. +. Carr, d. D., pastor of the
PRESBYTERIAN church in that city. They
will be gone about a month.-C Cassopolis
National Vigilant.
Last Monday Clark Clement of Goble-
vile was killed by "a railroad car he was
helping to place on the siding. The ac-
cident was caused by his losing his bal
ance and falling in front of the real
truck, which ran over his head crushing
it and instantly killing him.
James Lampson made the first ship
ment of peaches from Van Buren, county
July 13. The Chicago Journal i,
authority for the statement that this
fruit, consisting of three baskets, was
bid for by grocerymen until the price
reached 510-5333 per basket.
The NJ c. railroad is preparing to give
to the citizens of Cassopols a new pas.
senger depot. This is an improvement
that has been needed long time. What
would Paw Paw do if the T. NJ. shoul G
build depot at all commensurate with
the amount of business transacted a.
our station.
Messrs Sweet, Philipson, Heddon anc
G. W Ketchum of Dowagiac, Messrs. A
n. Moulton, Young, Carney and Ras
musson of Decatur, DR., W. 2. Bope o
Lawrence, Ex-supervisor Coleman anC
Messrs Giddings, Robinson, Ewers anc
Others of Lawton were here Tuesday t.
see the ball game.
While Charles Virgins was at work il
the Round Oak shops Saturday after.
noon, he was caught beneath pile oil
sheet iron and sustained two fracture:
of the right leg, and some bad cuts abou
the thigh-Dowagiac Republican. Mr.
Virgins was one time engineer on the
Pere Marquette running out of Paw
! Paw to South Haven and had recently
moved from Paw Paw. His people are
we'll known residents of Lawrence.
! Alonzo Vincent, warden of Jackson
] prison, was MADE the subject OF investi
CATION at a special meeting OF the Jack
son prison board last Monday, forme
Deputy Warden Foote having preferred
J charges. Governor Warner was presen
and after hearing the memoranda read
! decided the charges demanded thor
ough Investigation. Mr. Vincent's friend
J are pleased at the action Of the governor
} believing that the report OF the commit
tee will fully exonerate the warden anC
justify his conduct OF prison affairs.
Are the people Of our village going t.
! let the proposition OF band stand dasl
} out of sight and be entirely lost. Moth
! ing can be had at so little cost that vii
prove so attractive as out door musi
at stated periods and we are informe,
J that in order for our people to enjoy
! good musical entertainment weekly thi
stand must be erected. The band is read
to furnish the music and the objection
so far raised to the erection of suitab
\ place for them are Of nature tha
should not in the least deter the con-
mittee from soliciting the necessar
J funds.