The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-02-02

Lon Clark is quite sick.

Covert.
Lon Clark is quite sick.
Mrs. s. Kenney isquite sick.
Mrs. Geo. Beattie is quite sick.
Harry Merrill is in Illinois on business.
A. M. Fowler of Bangor was in town
Friday.
John Gill of South Haven was in town
Friday.
j. r. Spelman was in South Haven on
business, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons will soon move
into their new home.
j. b. Allen has returned from Sun
day school tour of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.. Reeves have been
entertaining friends from out of town.
The Shannons entertained friends
from out of town Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Rhodes of Big Rapids is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bixby.
Chas. Cooper is getting together lum-
Der to build house and barn on his east
farm.
President A. C. Quick is expected soon
to resume work on the Palsade park
resort.
Miss Mary Rood has gone to Stanton,
Mich, to spend month with her sister,
Mrs. Wicks
Mrs. Geo. Sherburne, who has been
visiting her daughter in Salt Lake City,
has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.. Snider are enter
tanning their nieces, the Misses McGrew
of Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. A. b, Chase made short visit
with her son, A. b. Chase, Jr., and family
at Kibbie this week.
Roy Allen expects to go to Three Oaks
soon where be has position with the
Warren Featherbone Co.
J. II. Rood and family entertained,
Saturday and Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Ross of South Haven.
DR.. Baker of Coloma says all he needs
is $40, 900 to complete his electric RAIL
road from Hartford to Benton Harbor.
At the w. G. T.-U. oratorical contest
held at the church Saturday night, Miss
Ruth Bhoner received the silver medal
Arzie Goodrich and Ola Bowers were
married at Paw Paw a few days ago anc
are making their home on the groom:
farm east of town.
Quite plumber of Odd Fellows went
to Coloma Wednesday night as guests
of Cooma lodge, for whom they gave th'
work in the first degree.
Burt Todd, teacher in the village
school, who has been at his home il
Morley, Mich, for two weeks, is expected
to return to his work Monday.
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs. Carol
Walters will manage the Highland hote
this summer, as Mr.. Buys expects t
move to northern Michigan in April.
Harland Crossett, who died at hi
home last Saturday, was buried Monda.
Rev. Williams officiating. Mr.. Crosset
was 20 years old and native of Illinois
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Ratdake have re
" turned from Indiana, where they hav
% been visiting relatives. Mr.. Ratdak
If bought while there 2l3 acre farm ont
which he will move as soon as he can Sc
his farm here.
at DIR. Rhodes of South Haven and ID
McCausland performed an operation o
.e John Swoop, Saturday Mr.. Swoop hi
"a had an abscess on his shoulder whiC
in was likely to become a running sore, bl
I've the operation will cure it. Mr.. SwoC
n. is doing well.
or The w. G.. T. U. was entertained
u. their regular meeting held at Mrs. Ora
Id. Aliens, Friday, by Mrs. Helen HodI
I've of South Haven who was delegate
the national convention in California la
fall. While in town she was entertain
by her old friend, Mrs. A. b. Chase.
John Conner of Covert, and 9th
colored men of Chicago and st. Lou
or are promoting resort hotel in Sou
,ot Haven for coored people. They have
he option of the Frutland hotel proper
he at South Haven. There is considerai
40 opposition to the project by white r
idantS in South Haven