The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-10-14
Don't miss the Jubilee Singers.

"wednesday IN town.
ID. A. Lamberson of Kalamazoo was
in Paw Paw, Wednesday.
Mrs Charles Hoskns was over from
Kalamazoo on Wednesday.
The male quartet of the Jubilee Sing
ers Is beyond comparison.
4rs. Wiley of Benton Harbor is visit
iugA 3euds in town this week
~ l.. o. r. M. NJ. will hold bake
saie@t Halls Emporium, Saturday.
Ths dance OF Friday night will be one
OF the important features of the fair.
Miss Mary Wilson of Lawton is spend
log few days with Paw Paw friends
Don't forget the dance at the opera
house Friday, October H. Good music,
Mrs. Eta Huyck of Chicago is the
guest of her sister, Mrs Frank Fuller, for
few days.
9. VI. Howe expects to ship several
car loads of potatoes to Chicago in the
near future.
Work in the second degree at l. O. O.
+. nall this friday evening. Visiting
brothers welcome.
Claims amounting to 1884 81 we're al.
lowed by the village council at last Mon
days regular meeting.
Miss Carrie Elyea of Marshall was an
over Sunday guest of her cousin, Mrs G..
j. 5. Jones of Oak street.
Rev. Mr.. Hartman of Chicago will
preach In the Presby terian church Sun.
day, both morning and evening.
Mary Chappell lost her red sweater
probably at school, one day this week.
Finder please return to Chappell's Store.
A meeting of the Antwerp Mutual
Protection Association will be held in
the Richmond school house Monday
evening, October II.
Scott d. Hall informed The True
Northerner on Saturday last that he
had Just finished, picking his second
crop of straw berries.
Regular communication of Paw Paw
lodge No. 20, r. Il A. NJ, Tuesday even.
ing, October Is, at 1870 sharp. Work in
Nj NJ. degree. Refreshments.
Mrs. ames Nelson had the misfor-
tune to step on a rusty nail one day this
week, and as a consequence IS suffering
considerable inconvenience therefrom.
Mrs. Charles Cross entertained a
dinner party on Tuesday, in honor Of
Mrs. r. f. Quick, VINO leaves on Satur-
day for California to spend the winter.
! w. h. Abbott, salesman for the Raw
! leigh Remedies, will make display OF
! his goods at the rink during the fair.
| Anyone desiring TO purchase can do SO.
Mrs Elmer Empson VINO mas been
spending the last seven weeks at Rev.
! q. O.. Stansells with other friends,
returned Thursday to her home III
| Cleveland, Ohio.
The board Of supervisors appointed
Frank ). Pierce Of Lawrence a member
of the school examining board to sue
coed Alison Hyames, whose term of Of
flee has expired.
Mss Mary Howe was called to Chi
cago last Saturday to care for her
brother Herbert's children. Mrs
Howe is very Ill in Chicago hospital,
with scarlet fever.
We learn that Mr. and Mrs. L. II.
Titus are to become residents of Kali
amazoo, having rented furnished
house In that city, and that they will re-
move there this week.
Mesdames Helms and Sanger will sell
household goods, consisting of book
cases, tables, chairs, beds, dishes and
stoves at their residence on Main ST..
Saturday, Oct. % at p. N.
Rev. G. Gilbert Stansell returned
Wednesday night from an extended visit
over the state in the interest of foreign
missions De visited Kalamazoo, Battle
Creek, jackson and other cities 10 the
central portion of the state.
1t took the board of supervisors abou,
two minutes to allow Miss Southwortt
a new Fox Visible type writer, when thai
matter came up for their consideration
( Wednesday. Miss Southworth is tn,
} very efficient Probate clerk 10 Judge
Anderson's office.
Z Showeruan Bros. have just received
David Adler IL Sons popular made cloth
ing for men and Ederheimer, Stein & Co
for boys, youths and little fellows, sale
to be the BEST in the world. A discount
of 10 per cent will be given on all suit
and overcoats. Agents sample ha is a
, one half price.
Married, at Paw Paw, October 8, b.
Justice o. w. Rowland, Charles G.. Go
by of Oregon, Wis, and Miss Pearl
Maynard of WatervlIet. The bride is
step daughter of the Squire's brother
j. E. E Rowland. The newly marriet
}, couple will be at home at the bride
groom's place known as 1.-THE Pines,
after October 81.