The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-25
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Bert Bennett has passed the examina-
ton of undertakers, and holds license
number $50.
Fishers of Men" will be the subject OF
the sermon at the church of Christ Sun
day morning.
The Rebekahs will serve home made
ice cream on the Courier lawn Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Rev. Woodford p. Law of South Haven
will hold services in st. Marks Episco-
pal church next Sunday morning.
Advertised letters; c. F.. Brown,
Clyde Gibson, Mrs. Harvey Brown, Mrs.
Mary Thomas, Miss Helen Giddis.
A special meeting of Paw Paw lodge,
f. & A. NJ, will be held next Tuesday
evening, August 80 Work in the second
degree.
1t may interest our readers to know
that the lower step of the north fight of
steps of the court house is 1896 feet
above the level of Lake Michigan.
Mesdames Sanger and Gardner we're
in Detroit to purchase their fall milli-
merry this week. They will open their
millinery store about September l.
Rev. J. H. Reese of Bangor, a minister
in the church of Christ and we'll known
iu Paw Paw, died Saturday night at his
home in Bangor and was buried last
Tuesday.
The Royal Neighbors will remember
that we have had no meeting this month
and as there is important business full
attendance is desired at the meeting
Tuesday, August %, at Shoesmith's ) hall
Wednesday the secret societies ot
Glendale held a union picnic. 1t is said
that it would have been easy to have
taken census of Waverly at that place
as nearly everyone from that town wa:
there
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Sherman have
returned from their summer vacation
They are preparing to move into the
Davey house on La Grave street. Thi.
house has had extensive repairs made
upon 1t and is now a fine residence.
A national good roads convention vii
be held at Port Huron, August 29-3O.3.
inclusive All are cordially invited t
attend. The city of Port Huron ha'
made extensive arrangements to entertain
the delegates, and a banquet with seat.
for 1000 people will De feature of tht
occasion.
Among the visitors home coming weel
was NJ. J. Cavanaugh Of Ann Arbor,
brother of T. J. Cavanaugh of this vii
lage. Like Z. j =, Mr.. Cavanaugh is az
attorney, and one of the leading lawyer,
of the 22d judicial district He has a
partner W. W. Wedemeyer, promiuen
republican politician and platform speak
er.
Glenn Robinson, son of Chas. Robin
son, formerly of Lawrence, now of Ian
sing. has a mild case of small pox. Mr.
Robinson and the balance of the family
have been vaccinated, fumigated anC
quarantined. Mr. Robinson is contin
uing his work at the auditor general.
office, where he has been employed fo
some time.
The following named parties have con
veyed the right of way along their LANDS
in the township of Antwerp. to the Kal
amazoo, Lake Shore & Chicago Traction
company, and the deeds therefor have
/ been placed on record: James Stuck, ID
F. Cunningham, VIM. Smith, f. A. Nc
Carthy, f. D. Newbre, Claxton Roberts
f. NJ. and c. f. White.
The ladies of the Coterie have com
pleted arrangements for the lecture sea
son with Maud Ballington Booth as tn
star attraction. The full lecture cours
will be published later, and all will b
given an opportunity to procure tickets
The net proceeds of-this course will b.
devoted to the liquidation of the deb
the ladies have assumed in PURCHASING
their building on Kalamazoo street.
cara Thayer observed the Goth ami
versary of his birth last Saturday. L
make the day memorable several of hi
relatives spent the afternoon with hin
The time was pleasantly passed in re
counting pioneer experiences, and inter
esting events of his earlier life in Ne'
Hampshire, whence he emigrated in tn
early COS, settling in Waverly. Nj
Thayer retains an active mentality an