The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-10-12

ard Drlscoll, Geo. Moore, u. n. wallace,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn b. Hutchins, Mrs.
Della -Brsyton, Mrs. Richter, Miss s.
Bullard.
Jesse CRANE went to Kalamazoo last
week, where he has accepted position.
Homer Eaton is in Paw Paw and will
sing at the Baptist church next Sunday.
Rev. J. III. Williams will preach at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday morn
ing.
Harry Dunbar is installing hot water
plant in the residence OF G.. G. Jenner of
Allegan this week.
The ladies of st. Marks church will
hold a bake sale in the Grimes building
next Thursday, Friday and Saturday
The Gliddenburg aid society will meet
with Jessie McGowan, Wednesday, Octo.
Der II. Ladies are requested to bring
their sewing
Bills printed at The True Northerner
Office for Will Barber advertise an auc-
ton sale at the Milton Coy farm Thurs
day, October Is.
Several OF the supervisors have been
i'll during part of the session and I'M
der the doctors care. They are better
at this time, however.
John p. Smith of Granville, n. d.,
formerly of Lawton, has been granted
an increase of pension, obtained through
o. w, Rowlands claim agency.
Don't forget the date for Marc" the
magician at the opera house Friday,
October 49, This Will be the trst num-
Der on the lecture course. Don't miss
it.
Auction bills printed at The True
Northerner Office announce sale of
farm implements, etc., at the VIM.
Pugsley farm p miles north and west
OF Paw Paw, Tuesday, October l6.
Esther Kilmer, the 9-year- daugh-
ter of w. L. Kilmer, was taken to Ann
Arbor by Dr. Maxwell, Saturday, where
a successful operation for appendicitis
was performed. The little girl is getting
along nicely.
On account of the Fischer party Octo-
Der %, the dance at the X. of p hall,
which was advertised for October Is,
will be cancelled. The next party in
the series will be Thursday evening,
November l.
George Paige, who has been pitching
for the Denver base ball team in the
western league, is home for the winter.
George has been one Of the best pitchers
on the team and has signed with the
team for next year.
Don't neglect TO get your lecture
course tickets reserved at Longwell
Bros store Tuesday, October l6 at 10
o'clock. The course will be an excellent
one. First number, Marc the magician
Friday evening, October 49,
c. n. Hathaway's household goods
have been shipped to Seattle. Mrs
Hathaway and Harold will leave for that
place one week from next Monday
Charley is favorably impressed with the
country and they expect to make Seattle
their future home.
Among the social affairs planned for
the winter were several spelling matches
But there's trouble on now. The new
spelling may be adopted by all of our
schools, and former umpires are refus-
| ing to act. 1t looks as though these
events will have to be given up unless
Whit Reynolds can be secured as q
referee.
NJ. L. Decker returned from Dakota
Monday, making the trip from Chicago
in an automobile with a company OF
! Chicago men who were coming to Paw
Paw. He reports the western country
in fourishing condition and brought
some excellent samples of corn picked
! from the land owned by the Paw Paw
Land Co.
The high winds Of Sunday and Mon
day have strewn the ground with twigs
and branches from the trees that line
the streets. In some instances medium
sized limbs were blown down. A con.
siderable sized limb was blown across
electric light and telephone wires at the
opera house corner Monday night caus-
ing an ENHANCEMENT. The damage was
repaired with comparatively little ex.
perse, however.
j. II. Shrine, who is at Manton, Mich.
writes under date Of October 10, as fol
lows: Great country! Snow squalls
all day Tuesday, and this morning the
ground was covered with the "beauti
full" which is still here and at this time
100 p. M, more snow is falling The
plum and cherry blossoms are all killed