The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-06-30
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Paw Paw lodge |. o. .. F., will confer
the second degree this evening.
A large number of Paw Paw people
attended the circus at Kalamazoo yester-
day.
Last Sunday 63 Paw Paw people Join
ed the st. Joseph and South Haven ex-
cursion.
Andrew c., the we'll known driving
horse belonging to w. II. Longwell, died
this week.
Special meeting of Paw Paw chapter
No. 30, r. A. NJ, this evening. Work in
Nj. Nj. degree.
The c. w. B. NJ. OF the Christian
church will meet with Mrs. John Hurd,
Thursday, July g.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. H. DIckieson Of Rey-
nolds, n. d., are visiting their sister Mrs.
Lester Jennings,
Advertised letters: S. l.. Deal, John
Dority, DR.. J. |. Durham, h. c. Willis,
Mrs. Gerty Shaft
At the regular council meeting last
Monday evening claims were allowed
amounting to SSSS.26.
The G. f.. of the +. b, church will hold
business meeting at the home of Miss
Dora Colby this evening.
There will be a union Christian En-
deavor meeting at the Freewill Baptist
church Sunday, July 2, at $50 p. IN.
Mrs. Henry Jennings left Tuesday for
Muskegon to attend the wedding of G.
r. Kingsbury, her nephew, who was once
a resident of Paw Paw
The resort season at Lake Cora opened
last Monday. Extensive improvements
have been made and Landlord Todd will
give his guests every attention.
A. f. Mcdowell of South Haven, j. +
Townsend of Covert and Nj. S. Carney.
of Decatur were arraigned this week
charged wit h violations of the local OPP
tion law.
As we 90 to press the women's fedora
tion of clubs is holding its county meet
ing at Lake Cora. We hope to present
our readers full account of the meet
ing in next weeks issue.
Bruce McLaren, who is well known in
Paw Paw, was married Wednesday TO
Miss Jennie Howland of Kendall. Mr.
McLaren has fine position as chemist
and bacteriologist in Chicago.
DIR. f.. r. Havens, the eye specialist
was in the village Monday, on his regu-
lar visit. The do ctor makes a tour of
Van Buren, county at stated times, and
is meeting with success in his practice.
Miss Kathryn Krauss will close her
millinery department in l. j. Cummings
store for the season this week. She will
spend July at her home in Niles, and
from there will go to Minneapolis, Mimi,
for the summer.
The seven papers published in Osceola
county have signed an agreement to the
effect that no legal printing shall be
done hereafter in that county at cut
rates. Good. Push the good work
along. Michigan Bulletin.
l.. j. Shearer has sold his farm adjoin-
ing the corporation and his family has
gone to Girard, Ill. Mr.. Shearer will
dispose of his personal property by auc-
tion before leaving to join his family.
The sale will be held July 6.
The post cards for home coming week
will be ready for all by July l, and they
should be called for and sent out
promptly. They Will be sold at the small
price of one cent each and can be had at
the postoflice, of the secretary, Mrs. b.
f.. Warner.
In this number under an appropriate
heading our readers will find a more or
less exhaustive synopsis of some of the
most important laws directly affecting
this locality. Should this step prove to
be a satisfactory one, it may be contin-
ued for several issues.
Chas Young entertained few friends
at his pretty home east of town with
"stag" party last Wednesday evening
An enjoyable evening was spent, in which
an elegant supper played an important
part and the guests returned home some
time yesterday morning.
There will be union services at the
Methodist church Sunday evening at
7:30 o'clock. Rev. G.. M.Keene will
preach the sermon. His subject will be
"Christian Unity" Every christian in
Paw Paw should be interested in this
important subject, and be present.
Through the agency of Downing &
Case the following farms have recently
been sold: Calvin Fowler's farm to
Frank Blake of Chicago 80 acres on
Eagle lake to Mr.. Maik of Chicago; 16
acres 90 Lake George to Henry True of
Chicago; 40 acres owned by Mr.. Titus
to Robert w. Clark of Bridgeport, Conn
John Reed and o. A. Rice, who at
tended the state encampment OF the O..
A. K. held at Traverse City last
week, report having had a pleasant
trip. Among those chosen as delegates
to the national encampment we notice
the names of II. A. Chaplin of Paw Paw,
G. G. Phillips of Bangor and Henry
Spaulding of Hartford. Ex-senator
Cannon of Osceola county was elected
department commander OF the G.. A. R.