The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-03-23
Jottings.
Don't forget your caucus.

Dom I forget your caucus.
: Roy Taylor was 10 Detroit this week
taking the examination for postal clerk
Special program of the Cotere next
Wednesday. Each member is expected
to bring a guest.
The ladies of st. Marks guild will meet
with Mrs. Bessie Pugsley this afternoon
at o'clock sharp. Work
M. L. Decker left Monday to attend
the funeral of his sister, Mrs Flora Long
of Cold water, who visited Mr.. Decker a
few weeks since.
The superintendent of the state anti
saloon league, Rev Geo. W. Morrow, will
give the local option address at the union
meeting to be held at the M. F.. church
Sunday night. All are cordially invited.
The Modern Woodmen will give an
oyster supper at Shoesmith's hall Thurs
day, March 30. The Royal Neighbors
and wives of the Woodmen are cordially
invited. Lodge called at o'clock. Sup
per at s o'clock.
A temperance meeting will be held in
the Acorn school house Tuesday even
ir g, March 81. w. A. Wheeler of Kala-
mazoo and Rev. G. NJ. Keene will give
addresses, and be assisted by f. L. Neihr
of Kalamazoo, an evangelistic singer.
Rev. IL. A. Lyon, pastor of NJ e. church
at Hartford, will preach at the Nj. f.
church Sunday morning, and Rev. A. w.
Mumford will preach in Hartford at the
Nj. f. church in the morning and give
local option address at the union service
in the evening
Geo Berwre sold one of the barns on
his farm just east of the village to parties
who are now tearing it down preparatory
to moving it to Almena. This barn
was built 10 1887 and the heavy
timbers are yet sound and bid fair to
stand for another century.
Sunday, March %, Rev. Woodford p
Law will conduct the following services
at St Marks church: Morning prayer,
sermon and holy communion at lO:30;
baptism at p. M, followed by meet
ing of the confirmation class; evening
prayer and sermon at Z p. IN. All seats
free.
Married. in Bloomingdale, March 10,
at the M. r.. parsonage, by the Rev. N.
p. Brown, John Horton and Cynthia
Owen. Those present we're Mrs. A. III.
Van Ripper of Seattle. Wash, and Otis
Warner, Halo Far nsworth, and Mr.. and
Mrs H. A. Smith of Wayerly Mr.. and
Mrs. Horton will reside in Waverly.
A. j. Roundy received letter from
his son Frank, who is in Alaska, dated
February 10. In it he writes that for 40
days the mercury registered from 30 to
10 degrees below zero. The extreme
cold was such that in one instance horse
that was tied on the streets died from
the effects of the exposure shortly after
being put into barn.
Sometimes we find men whose money
is their God and whose pocket book is
! its guardian angel. They feel no re-
sponsibilIties whatever towards Christs
Golfers. Yet the bible, the christian
standard that will Judge them in the last
day, claims a part of their means. This
question entitled "Bountiful Giving"
will be discussed at the Y p. S. G.. E. of
the church of Christ Sunday evening at
6 o'clock. You are invited.
Arthur Hill is voicing a number of
sentiments in connection with his can
didacy for United States senator which
will add greatly to his popularity with
the people, il not with some types of
politicians He strikes popular chord
in advocating the nomination of United
States senator's at direct vote primaries,
as candidates for governor and lieutenant
governor are to be chosen. Adoption OF
this plan would 60 far toward impressing
it upon members of the upper house of
congress that they have more than a
theoretical responsibility to the people
for their acts. Lansing State Republican