The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-06-29
THE PROPOSED SANITARIUM
Home Coming" August IS
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to D. Don't forget the date.
Fred Dansby is now at work in Dibble's
barber shop.
Gra,,s rot is beginning to show slight
" in some or the vineyards in this vi
cinity. -.
Regular communication OF Pa" ia"
lodge No. %, F. & A. Ms next TUESDAY
evening, July3 ~.
Geo. Clark, Waters & Cos pfL.ptn ptnoer'
was in Lawton last week doing a plumt,
ing job in the new house of L. A. Packer
Village Treasurer G. F. Ocobock is
cry barn. All who call are made well
come.
Cherries, which are now being picked,
are an abundant crop. The fruit is of
fine quality, and is bringing satisfactory
prices.
With "doings" at South Haven and
Kalamazoo, July 4, there is reason to
believe we may be privileged to enjoy
"sane Fourth.
Roy Beardsley of South Bend, Ind.
and Miss Mabel Jones of MarcelIus we're
married last Friday evening at the NJ.
E parsonage by the pastor, Rev. A. w.
Mumford.
The season Just closing has been a
profitable one for growers of straw
berries. Prices have ranged from 81 80
to $3.50 per crate, which makes a very
good average.
Last week was home coming week at
Levi Lyles The children and grand
children 10 in number, gathered at his
home. Saturday was spent in a picnic
at Christies lake.
The abundant rains of the past two
weeks benefited the hay crop in this
vicinity to the extent of thousands of
dollars The weather this week has
not been ideal for harvesting the crop.
Miss Margaret Water entertained the
grammar class of the high school at her
home last Saturday evening The young
people were nicely entertained by their
young hostess aud enjoyed themselves to
the utmost.
Mrs. Ocobock opened the Handy
Kitchen last Saturday. Patrons throng-
ed the establishment during the entire
day and evening, and the proprietress
was the recipient OF many compliments
on her success She has renamed the
place, and it will now be known as the
Ocobock annex.
The Odd Fellows, Rebekahs aud their
friends will hold basket picnic at Lake
wood Wednesday, July4 Deputy Noble
Grand Fred Rogers of Reading will de-
liver an address. Teams will leave the
| l. O. o. +. Hall Wednesday morning at
9 o'clock. The ground privileges and the
use of a number of boats have been Sc
cured. 1t is urged thatevery Odd Fellow
and Rebekah attend this picnic and in
vite their friends.
Samuel E. Bridges, a Bangor rural
mail carrier, while making his usual de-
livery was attacked by dog owned by
Nathaniel Cameron of Columbia town
ship and severely bitten. AS the postal
regulations did not require that Bridges
should in addition to his other duties
furnish meat for dogs, he brought suit
in the circuit court and was awarded
damages amounting to $500, while the
costs were assessed at s6250. The BE
ware of the Dog" sign is not looked for
by Van Buren, county mail carriers now
adays.
Judge Heckert delivered a speech be-
fore the state bar association held in
Kalamazoo this week, his topic being
the Country Lawyer" During the
course OF his remarks he referred to the
position taken by the country lawyer as
lawyer, statesman and as a private citi-
zen. Taken as a whole his remarks
we're we'll received and brought to the
Judge well merited compliments. Jas.
f. Chandler OF South Haven was chosen
member of the committee to invite
Judge Severens of the U. S. district
court to deliver an address to the asso-
citation. T.J Cavanaugh OF Paw Paw
was appointed a member OF the most i'm
portant committee chosen by the asso-
citation, that OF the committee on law re.
ports and legislation,