The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-09-01
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DR.. and Mrs. Maxwell entertained
Decatur friends, Thursday.
Emmet Thomas aud wife of Milwaukee
are visiting his father and family.
j. +. Taylor, who has been in poor
health for some tine, is rapidly on the
gain.
Next Monday is Labor day and many
cities have prepared elaborate programs
for its observance.
Miss lone Reynolds and Ralph More
house will sing at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning.
Mrs Eldred, who has been visiting her
son, DR.. Hoyt, returned to her home in
Janesvile, Wis, Wednesday.
Mrs. Roach has moved from Kalama-
zoo 10 Paw Paw, and now occupies the
house recently vacated by c. w. Beck.
The Antwerp and Paw Paw farmers
club will meet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs j. &. Gould, Thursday, September !.
The Misses Dudman and Haskins
have been entertained several days re-
Gently by friends at Hamm Beach, Mich.
Married, at the NJ. h. parsonage, Aug.
ust 30, Harry ID. Shryock of Blooming
dale and Miss Iris f. Rhoades OF Goble-
vile.
Advertised letters. Harry Andre.
Charles Harris, Benz. c. Hoist, Clarence
Sadler, Miss Harriet Mueller, Miss Norah
Sutton.
Married. by Mrs. Anna Barton, at her
home, August 30, Harley Sherrod of Paw
Paw and Mrs. Georgia Blenkison of
Kalamazoo.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo. II. Waters of Ben
ton Harbor are the parents of daugh-
ter born last Tuesday. Mr.. Waters was
a former Paw Paw boy.
Services will be held at the church of
Christ next Lords day morning at the
usual hour. In the absence of the pastor,
Leon Monroe will give an address.
No services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening; other services as usual.
Sunday morning, the subject of Rev. G.
r. Hufer's discourse will be "Lise's Dis
crimiEation.'
Gov. Warner has named c. f. Hoff-
master of Hopkins Station, Allegan
county, deputy oil Inspector of the sixth
district, composed of A legan Van Buren,
aud Kalamazoo counties.
c. c. Young, who has the contract for
E. S. Briggs new residence on east Main
street, began the eXcayating last We'd
nesday Mr.. Briggs expects to eat his
Christmas dinner in his new home.
Elmer Cornell is building large barn
on his farm adjoining the village. Mr.
Cornell is an industrious and hard work
iug farmer and The True Northerner is
pleased to note this evidence of his
prosperity.
Mrs Sable Griswold of Paw Paw has
been engaged to teach the White Oak
school west of town at an increase over
last years salary. The school will open
about the last week in September.-Law-
ton Leader.
Judge David Anderson is making ex-
tensive improvements upon his residence
in this village by enlarging and raising
it and placing cement block founda-
tiou under it. c. c. Young has the con-
tract for the work
Henry Owen lost coy by lightning
August %. The neighbors exhibited the
Christian spirit by raising fund suffi-
cent to purchase him another. Mr..
Owen takes this way to express his APP
probation of their kindness.
The Citizens Advocate OF South
Haven completed its 39th year with its
last issue and under the present man
agement is increasing in popularity. The
True Northerner wishes it a continuance
of this pleasant state of affairs.
Fifteen Paw Paw Oddfellows visited
their Lawrence brethren last Wednesday
evening and assisted in comforting the
first degree work. After adjournment
repast was served at the hotel. Law
renee Oddfellows are hospitabe enter
tainers.
The following sales have been made in
the past few days by Downing Il Case:
loo acres Of c. NJ. Anthony to f. MING,
Dannville H., Charles Smiths 40 acres
in Waverly to II. c. Schaper of Chicago,
H., also 30 acres in Lawrence township
from George Hubert to August Maik OF
Chicago.