The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-09-29
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The first killing frost of the season
was Sunday night, September 2f.
Born, September 81 to Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Hutchins of Porter, daughter.
Mrs. DR.. Ferguson entertained many
of her friends at to 3 o'clock luncheon
yesterday afternoon.
There will be services at the Episcopal
church Sunday, October l. 1t is hoped
that all members will be present.
Good music is promised at the 10 cent
coffee social this evening at the home of
Seth Allen. A cordial invitation to all.
The first meeting of the whist club will
be held at the home of DR.. and Mrs. w.
f. Hoyt, W ednesday evening, October 4.
Rev. A. w. Mumford attended the
funeral of Mrs. Mary Boner Of Marcellus,
Tuesday. She was one of the pioneers
of Cass county.
The Almena protective and detective
association will meet at c. H. Smiths
store Monday evening, October 2, by
order of the clerk.
The prospects for very large attend
ance at the southern Michigan state fair,
an exceptionally fine display of exhibits
and long list of excellent attractions
are very fattering,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Russ Mentor left Tues
day morning to Join the Ohm family ex-
cursion. They will visit friends in
Cleveland and will also visit Niagara
Falls before returning.
Advertised letters George Dunbar,
James Fahey, Chas. Kepler l.. NJ. Shep-
ard, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mather, Mrs.
Lila Hauger, Mrs. Emma Lockshaw,
Mrs. Anna Weir, Miss Eva Rowling, Miss
Matte Hull.
The 85th birthday of Mrs. +. f. Clark
occurred Tuesday. She was kindly re-
membered by many friends who called
to congratulate her on her long life and
the great goodness of her maker IN pro-
longing her days
+. Hefner of Chicago has rented the
house belonging to l.. II. Titus, in the
southeast part of the village. Mr.. Hef-
ner and family were attracted to Paw
Paw as residence town by its beauty
and excellent schools.
The G.. \. K. and W. Il. c. will give a
supper in the Conner building Saturday
evening from $50 to 1880; price 20 cents.
An entertainment will be given the same
evening at o'clock in Shoesmiths hall
for the purpose of procuring new flag
for the post. Everybody is invited.
A. c. Glidden has sold IS acres off his
farm east of Paw Paw to d. A. Snyder
of St. Joseph county, Ind. Mr.. Snyder
will build residence on the place and
move here at once. Mr.. Glidden has
purchased property in Cedar Springs and
will reside in that place in the future.
King Hunt of st. Cloud, Mimi, was a
caller at The True Northerner office last
Saturday. Like all who come back after
years of absence, he is surprised at the
magnitude of the fruit interests, and
compliments beautiful Paw Paw on the
many improvements that have been
made since be left.
Miss Lydia A. Hayes of the Sitka
Alaska, training school will give an ad-
dress on Alaska at the Presbyterian
church next Tuesday evening at 1870
| The admission is free, but an offering for
mission work will be taken. Miss Hayes
comes recommended as a fine speaker
and thoroughly conversant with her sub
iect
p. II. Moran, known to many in and
about Paw Paw, died very suddenly at
his home in Grand Rapids last Thurs
day, his funeral occurring Monday of
this week Mr. Moran was proprietor of
the Morton house livery and fine Judge
OF horses, buying many finely matched
drivers for parties in all parts of the
country. He bought many of these in
this township and vicinity and in this
way had a large acquaintance here