The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-06-15
Jothngs.

Mrs. Will Neale has be eL seriously i'll
but is now considerably improved.
Married, Saturday, June 9, at Paw
Paw, by Justice Rowland, Peter Houseu-
ga and Miss Ada Mullard, both of De-
catur.
Married, by Jnstice Killefer, June g.
at the home of Mrs. Bessie Gage, Floyd
Remington and Verne Rittenhouse, both
of Bloomingdale.
Wm. Tauner and Miss Blanche ia ck-
son, both of Berlamout, we're married at
the NJ. E parsonage Saturday, June 9
Rev. A. w. Mumford officiating.
All who are interested in making the
animal home coming success are re-
quested to meet at Daniel Spicer's resi-.
dence Friday, June %, at p. IN.
Last Saturday the members Of the w
r. G.. surprised Mrs Lamaux at her
home A pleasant afternoon was spent.
and ice cream and cake was served.
The 2lst. annual reunion of the ser
viving members of Co. CO. 3D.. Mich.
Cav. and their families will be held at
Bangor. Tuesday and Wednesday, June
1921.
The 33d annual meeting aud picnic Of
the Cass county pioneer society will be
held on the fair grounds at Cassopolis
Wednesday, June 20 Hon VIM Alden
Smith of Grand Rapids will deliver the
principal address. All are invited
Mrs Frank Pugsley entertained the
Presbyterian choir at lawn party Mon
day evening, which was passed Just as
pleasantly as though the weather had
not been so frigid that the last half OF
the session had to be held in the house.
They didn't come home till morning
those people who attended the circus at
Kalamazoo last Saturday. Something
about the enine went wrong aud it occu-
pied five hours to make the necessary
repairs. The train arrived at Paw Paw
about midnight.
n. H. Adams, one of Breedsville's po-
neer business men, was in the village
this week attending circuit court. Mr..
Adams must be near the four score
mark, but bears his years easily. He is
remembered by our older residents as
the proprietor of the tsnnery at Breeds
vile at the time when that business em-
ployed a number Of people and a consid-
erable amount of capital.
DIR. Mincer, expert specialist in lenses
for the eye, will be at the Dyckman
house on Monday, June 25, one day only
Mr. Mincer is not stranger to our cit
izens, having done a large business and
fitted many of our people with glasses
several years ago and always gave salts
faction. See advertisement in another
column.
The caucus to select delegates to the
representative and senatorial couven-
tions, called at Hartford the same day of
the county convention, was called TO or
der by Glenn Warner and the organiza-
tion was perfected by NJ. o. Rowland
being chosen as chairman and b. +.
Warner as secretary. The following del
egates were chosen to the representative
conventions: B. +. Heckert, 9. ID. Leech.
L. II. Titus, w. G. Mosier, Julian Shell
don, A. w. Mumford, Harvey Cooley, w.
l.. Thompson, f. G.. Thayer, E. E. Down
ing Elmer Cornell, w. j. Warner, W. f.
Showermau. Walter Cash, Walter
Raleigh. c. w. Reynolds, Will A. Young.
Those chosen for the senatorial con-
vention were: o. w. Rowland, NJ. L.
Decker, l.. A. Wildcy, A. Bilbo, M. o.
Rowland, h. ID. Shrine, j. G. Warner,
Jason Woodman, b. +. Warner, Chas. l..
Young, r. w. Broughton. Geo. l.. Tut
tie, w. J Thomas, Harry Lurkins, Glenn
Warner, J. b. Showerman, &. +. Hutfer