The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-12-06
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Limerick.
Miss Una Nicholas OF Lawrence is Wis
iting relatives in Paw Paw.

Miss Una Nicholas of Lawrence is Wis
iting relatives in Paw Paw.
Colgrove is whirlwind. lear him
tonight at the M. f.. church.
Mrs II. A. Sherman has beer visiting
friends in Dowagiac the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. M. L. Decker spent sew
eral days in Grand Rapids this week.
Attorney r. j. Cavanaugh was in
| South Haven on business last Friday.
Mrs Will Showerman and daughter
visited relatives and friends in st. 10.
| seph the first of the week.
Mrs. j. A. OLeary entertained party
of friends to a thimble party at her
home last Friday afternoon.
The Northerner acknowledges receipt
Of handsome card of Thanksgiving
greeting from the Christian Science So
cety.
w. j. Sellick and w r. Sellick and
wife were in Kalamazoo Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of an uncle, John
Parker.
The meeting of the Fellowship club
was postponed last week and will meet
at the home Of j. w. Free this friday
evening.
Married, at the brides residence, No
vember u, by Justice Killefer. Minard
Hustled and Mrs. Ann Scott, both Of
Paw Paw.
Harvey A. Sherman has been in Chi
| ha snn
OF the photographers convention in ses.
sion there.
y. p. Hutchins has closed his grocery
store on north Kalamazoo street and
moved his stock Of goods to Alamo, his
former home.
Harry Busley has closed his restau-
rant. He went to South Haven, We'd
nesday, to accept position as chef at
the Hotel Johnson.
Alva Norwood went to Lawton last
Tuesday with stock Of Photographs
and records. He reports the sales good.
Alva enjoys fine trade in his line of
business.
Mrs. w. l.. Thompson and daughter
Lucille of Kalamazoo visited her parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. H. Dodge, last week
Will came on Saturday and remained
over Sunday.
Photographer Throop returned from
the Aristo school at Chicago last week
He reports the school OF instruction
success and is prepared to give his pa
irons the benefit of his experience and
instruction
Work IS progressing fairly well at the
pew dam The foundations are about
all completed A large tent will be
erected so that the work of construction
of building, etc., can proceed regardless
of winter.
James Bullard and III. l.. Mcneil we're
in Allegan last Friday to attend the fu-
neral of the late Col. Pritchard. Mr..
Pritchard was colonel OF the regiment
to which Mr. Bullard belonged and was
grand treasurer Of the grand lodge l. o.
o. r.
Harold d. Spicer entertained few
friends last Friday evening. Miss Wini
fred Mckee of Kalamazoo Miss Nell
Tracy OF Holland and Mrs. Mabel Jones
Of Coldwater were among the guests.
Refreshments were served and delight
full time enjoyed by all.
A pew ruling has been made by the
managers of the large city dailies. No
more Sunday papers can be returned to
the publishers as has been the custom
in the past. Patrons OF the newsstand
will have to leave orders for Sunday pa
pers as only the requisite number to
supply the trade will be ordered each
week.
AT the regular meeting OF the X. of p. |
lodge last Monday evening the following |
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: F. n. Wakeman, G.. c.. Merle l.. |
Young, " c.; Clyde r. Bassett, p; II |
f. Ball, NJ of W.; F. P. Grimes, NJ. of
E.; II. E. Shaefer, M. of F.; b. r. War
ner, X. OF Il. and s.; r. ID. Loveland,
NJ at A e. G., Thayer, trustee.
We regret tn omission last week of
an account of the lecture by j. Adam |
Bede given at the opera house. 1t was
one of the finest lectures ever heard in
Paw Paw. Should he ever appear here |
again, the opera house will not be large
enough to hold the crowd that will go
10 hear him. The next number in the |
course will be the Euphonium glee club
Monday evening, December 8. The
ladies OF the Coterie are to be congrat- !
ulated on the excellence of the course
arranged for the winter.
Attorney L. j. .Cavanaugh has received
a letter from the clerk of the supreme
court OF the United States saying that
the writ of error asked for in the case
OF Wm. Culver VS.. the Fidelity and
Deposit Co. had been denied. This is
the final decision and there is nothing
left now, but the payment OF the money,
which will probably be a question of
but few days. Thus will close the
last OF the many chapters in the famous
damage suit, which has been so stub
bornly fought through all the courts OF