The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-11-18

Miss Edith Crimes is visiting friends
in Hillsdale.
Neis Peterson of Decatur was in town
on business Friday.
Mrs John Ihlng visited 10 Lawton a
few days this week.
Attorney II. I. Cook of South Haven
was in town on FRIDAY.
Marion E. Chadwick of Decatur spent
Wednesday in this city.
George Chapman OF Dowagiac spent
Sunday with his mother.
Guy Wicksall of South Haven was
in town Friday on business.
The Free Press and The True North
erner both one year for $500.
Leland Gorton sold three pianos to
parties in Kalamazoo this week.
w. A. Prater returned Wednesday
after spending a few days in Chicago.
Mrs f. N. Wakeman and little son
Wynn are visiting relatives in Lawrence
this week.
+. n. Wskeman is 10 Grand Rapids
this week, called as juror in the u )
District court.
Great bargains for rural routes. Free
Press and The True Northerner both one
year for $500.
Rev. NJ. l.. Marshall will preach in the
Presby terian church Sunday both morn
ing and evening.
Miss Isabel Lawrence returned Satur-
day from Boyne City, where she had
been called by the death of a brother.
Blaine Warner left Thursday for De-
trolt. He will take in the foot ball game
between Michigan and Minnesota before
returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hindenach were in
Lansing, Sunday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Lillian Brown. Mrs Hindenach
remained for few days
w. w. Richmond of Traverse City
and Alfred Richmond of Hartford are in
Paw Paw to attend the funeral of their
father, Charles Richmond.
Take advantage of The True Norther-
ner's great combination offer. The De-
troit Daily Free Press and The True
Northerner, both one year for $500.
Police mans l0c paradise at M. E
church Friday, November Is, 1910.
Policeman's parade 8 o'clock, music
refreshments, entertainment. Come all.
No progressive family should over
look the special arrangement with The
Weekly litter Ocean and Farmer, where
by Sl.25 pays for one years subscription
to it aud this paper,
The poultry farm of a. II. Folsom,
just north of the village, was sold to
William Vickers, formerly of Waverly,
through the Dow Land agency, the COO
sideration being s2275.
The next meeting of the Fellowship
CLUB will be held at the home of John
| Mutcher Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der %. A full attendance is desired as
a very enjoyable evening is promised
Attorney K. M. Chase and family ex.
pect to move to Alva, Oklahoma, the
latter part of next week. Mr. Chase
expects to locate there pJrmaneutly and
engage in the practice of his profession
Uncle John Cook, who has been very
sick, is not improving as rapidly as could
be wished. He is still confined TO his
bed. His daughter, Mrs. Mary Johnson
came from Fulton, n. Y, to see him and
is still with him.
After you have read all the local
country news in this paper how pleasant
to have The Weekly Inter Ocean aud
Farmer at hand to give you the happen
ings OF the outside world. Sl.25 pays
for both for one year.
! Judge Anderson was in South Haven
Thursday, on hearing OF Peter Cham
ber's contested will case. Thomas j
Cavanaugh Of this city appears for the
contestants and Cook and Chandler oil
South Haven for the estate.
Married, at Mohall, N. OAK, Novem
Der 5, 1910, Miss Gladys Katherine
Stevens and Roy L. Harrington Of Glen
burn, ~ ID. The young people will re-
side in Glenburn. The bride was a
graduate OF our Paw Paw high schoo
and has a large Jcle OF friends here
who extend COZ Olatious.