The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-08-03

: Advertised letters: Mrs. Ella Fitz
simmons, Miss Ella M, Green (2).

LIZ E1lIOukoIf WV boo oota sSss0te's
i'll, is much improved.
Three Rivers will celebrate their first
home coming the week beginning Aug
ust 20.
Will Rickerson says auto drivers have
got to show him il they have right to
ditch his rig.
Hon. Jason Woodman was orator OF
the day at the Grange picnic at Eau
Clare last Saturday.
The heavy rain of Saturday has proven
very beneficial to the growing crops.
There were dollars in it.
VIM. Parks, who has position in a
barber shop at Allegan, moved there
the latter part of last week.
Robert Smith and family and g. W.
Cate and family have been tenting on
Woodmans point, Three Mile lake.
Lynn Garland's little girl has been
very i'll with alterations of the stomach,
but at this writing she is somewhat bet
ter.
Rev. r.. III. Harvey, who is at CHATEAU
qua, n. Y, had charge OF the service at
the Unitarian house Wednesday Of last
week.
The ladies of the church of Christ
will serve ice cream on the court house
lawn Saturday afternoon and evening OF
this week.
Sixteen people, brilliant costumes and
a grand display which you can't afford
to miss, at the opera house, Friday,
August 3.
The Misses Leasing and Mrs. Grass
horn of Chicago have erected cottages
at Three Mile lake and are spending the
summer there.
The Hutchins family reunion, which
was held at Lake Park, Tuesday, was
largely attended, and general good
time was had.
The Kalamazoo officers are exerting
every effort to locate the negro Smith,
murderer of Goldie Moss, but as yet
have been unsuccessful
Fay's Rip Van Wrinkle company play
ed to a well filled tent last Friday night.
The company is very good one and
the play was well rendered.
Milton Coy practiced quoits at Oco-
books alley so hard that he carried off
another mans coat. He must be prac-
ticing for the home coming prize.
A couple of public drinking founts are
very much needed on the down town
thoroughfare. They will certainly be
appreciated by the public. Let's have
them.
Lynn Cookbook has Just installed a
four horse power water motor in the
rear of his meat market, which viii aid
materially in the manufacture of saus-
age, bologna, etc.
We could count the people who stayed
at home yesterday in less time than We
could those who attended the circus at
Kalamazoo. Paw Paw was certainly
we'll represented.
Mrs. G. A. Ridlon left Saturday even
ing for Poplar Bluff, Mo, to make ar
engagements to move her household
goods to Pennsylvania, where her hus-
band has a fine position.
Gordon & Benefits "The Holy City
will be given at the opera house tonight,
The company bears an excellent reputa-
ton and will give satisfaction. The
opera house should be filled.
There will be work in the Patriarchal
degree in Paw Paw encampment No. 30
|. o. o. F., Wednesday evening, August
Is. All members are requested to be
present Ice cream and cake.
The women's relief corps will enter.
tain the @. A. r. at their ball Saturday
evening, August 4. Ice cream and cake
and short literary program. All sol.
diers and their families are invited.
The ticket agent of the Fruit Belt line
sold few more than 300 tickets to Kali
amazoo yesterday. The cars on the first
| train to leave here were so filled that nc
stops were made between this place and
Kalamazoo.
VIM. Hasenack received the following
notice last week from his daughter
Anna Ludie of Champaign, ILL.,; "An
eight pound boy came to see US this
morning. Everybody is feeling fine in.
Guiding Dad"
We have an opinion Of any young doc.
tor but won't express it, who, to work
up a trade, will induce his best girl to
eat green apples while out riding
Cholera morbus is becoming epidemic
in this locality.
George Andrews left for Kalamazoo,
Sunday evening, where he has accepted
position in the Bidlack drug store
George recently passed the examination
in pharmacy and has an assistant regis
tered pharmacists certificate.
! The executive board of the Coterie and