The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-01-26

Vice President +. +. Rood is now
spending all his time in the bank.
Henry DeLong of Hartford was In
town Thursday, calling on friends.
Kenny and Trip have IL saws at
work on their wood job south of town.
Nathao Knapp Of Coloma was in town
Saturday aud Sunday. II child was
very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. All Judson, who have
been visiting in Grand Rapids, returned
Thursday.
Mr.. Shannon will soon be able to work
in his blacksmith shop after his very Sc
we're burns.
Mrs. John Wager and her mother have
gone to Mississippi to spend the balance
of the winter.
Mrs. Edith Knapp of Coloma has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crate Kinney.
jurors this term, returned from Paw
Paw last Tuesday.
A. b. Chase is enjoying months va
cation. He will spend the time in Hi
nois and Denver, Col.
Mrs. Park, who lives with Byron
Humphrey, is very sick with cancer, and
is not expected to live very long.
Redmond Thompson has gone to Big
tute to prepare for the university of
Michigan.
Darwin Sanderson, who is employed
in Marshall Fields retail store in Chi
cago, is visiting with T. II. Rood and
family for few days.
Frank Eisenlohr has bought farm in
Kalkaska county on which he expects
to move next spring. His farm consists
of so acres of hard wood land
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Monroe, who have
been making their headquarters of late
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson,
left for few weeks trip in the South,
principally Texas.
G. c. Robinson of Lafayette, Ind is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Carroll Ross. at
Clair-a-V Vista farm. Mr. Robinson is
thinking OF investing here if he can find
farm that suits him.
Ed. Roundtree, who has been in
southern Illinois the past few mo nths,
has returned and is living on the Mrs
Geo. Bender farm south of town, where
he expects to work the coming summer
John K. Spelman, who is i'll with "A
severe nervous uble, met Kalamazoo
medical specialists at South Haven the
fore part Of the week who told him it
would be at least three months before
he would be well again.
The little child of Mrs. Dave Bowers
was quite badly burned about the
head and shoulders Saturday afternoon.
The child ran against kettle of hot
water the mother was carrying across
the room. The child is doing nicely.
Charles Cooper has sold his home
farm to August Cedar of Chicago, who
will take possession in April. Mr.. Cooper
will build house and barn on his 80
acres east Of town. This 30 also is for
sale. Mr.. Cooper still owns 100 besides
! the 30.
While visiting at neighbours Satur
day afternoon Mrs. Edith Kinney's little
boy, aged about = years, ate some pow
/ erful morphine tablets which put him to
sleep. DR.. Vaughan was called at once,
and after working over the child until
midnight, got it out of danger. 1t was a
very close call.
Some of the farmers have been kick
ing Oh the amount of money Highway
Commissioners Gilliard has been spend
ing on some of the bridges he built the
/
cement bridges, beginning the founda-
ton with stone laid next TO hard pan
bridges that will be here and in good
condition 20 years from pow, and that
will stand the heaviest rains. The rains
we have just been having would have
washed out the common bridges.
A county pomolog ical meeting was
held 10 Pompey's hall Friday, January
10. Quite large number of our fruit
growers and others were in attendance,
and the meeting was exceptionally good
as there were quite a number of outside
speakers in attendance. Among the
prominent speakers were Prof. Dean
late of the NJ. A. c., the new superin-
tendent of the experiment station at
South Haven, Gleason of Hartford, War
ner Of Geneva, Stout and Keasey OF
South Haven and Frank f. Rood of
Covert.