The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-07-13

Grue Nortberner.
Paw Paw, MIcmoAN, July 10, 1877.
4nraI department.
Services at the Disciple Church next Sunday
as follows:
Sermon, lo]s A. M.. Subject: Upside
Down." IL p. NJ, Subject: 1.-THE Green
eyed Monster"
IRVING A. SEARLEs, Pastor.
Pay your subscription.
Fishing parties are all the rage just now.
Mrs. John Thing has gone to Niagara Falls,
Charles Hudson is of on visit to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Heckert are rusticltpg
in Ohio.
Harry Richards 10 home from the University
for the summer vacation.
Mrs. J. M. Crane is back from pleasant
visit with relatives In Chicago.
Mrs. Howell Strong has returned from q
visit with friends in Buchanan
Engle & Hinckley have opened livery stable
in the rear Of the Dyckman House.
Mr.. John Beddo, an old resident OF this
county, died at Goblevle on Sunday last
The red and white ribbon clubs held social
in the reading room last Monday evening.
Mrs. Martha Scott wife OF L. G. Scott OF
Arlington, died July 10th, of heart disease.
II. w. McCabe, Esq. has been appointed
Deputy Sheriff vice W. w. Hodge, removed
j. II. Nyman, Esq, one OF Bangors leading
business men, made US a pleasant call last
Monday.
During the severe storm on Thursday OF last
week, several nice shade trees IN this village
were blown down.
The TRUE NoRTHERNER is now located at
No, 50 Main street. Our friends will nave no
trouble to tind Us.
Any person having hardwood flooring and
good ceiling for sale, will do well to call at this
Office for purchaser.
On Sunday last while Mr.. Jacob Roosevelt, |
OF Keeler, was picking cherries, he fell from
the tree and broke his leg.
The Ladies' Baptist Society will meet at the
residence of J. II. Freeman on Tuesday even
ing, July 18th. Cordial invitation to all.
The Disciple social was held at the residence
OF Rsv. 1. A. Seares, on Tuesday evening. OF
course it unnecessary to add that ali had
merry time.
The fremen Will hold picnic in Wizards
Grove, August Sd. 1t is expected that our CIT
lzens generally will participate in the festivities
on that occasion.
The meetings OF the White Ribbon Club are
held IN the reading room every Friday after
uOOu, buu luo hou hlDDOu OluD meet at the /
same place on Friday evenings.
Mrs. Margaret Butler, Miss Ida Butler and /
Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Cole Of Milwaukee, are
spending the summer in this village, at the |
residence OF Mr.. Z. G. B1tler.
Mr.. +. j, McEntee and Miss Bells McEntee
have gone on a pleasure trip to Wisconsin,
Ubara thav will al
the beautiful scenery of that State.
Mr.. ]. J. Sherman, wife and little girl, of |
Decatur. X. l.. Warren, Of the Lawrence Adj
vertser, and n. l.. Mex nney of Bangor, paid
our village visit on Saturday last
Lost, between sherman d. Sehck's store and
the residence of T. NJ. Manning, a gilt fan
eiged with back lace. The finder will confer a |
favor by leaving the same at this office.
At the Fourth of July celebration in Oshte-
mo, where several speakers were present. Rev. |
G.. p. Linderman's address was considered the
best 80 we are informed by those who we're
In attendance
At the annual school meeting in Lawton on
the 9th inst, the sum Of 81, 700 was voted to
be levied as tax. The trustees we're requested
to retain Prof. C. d. Lawton, who has been
Principal for the past three years.
A large barn, and contents, bay, some agri-
cultural implements and buggy, belonging to
Samuel Biers, northeast Bloomingdale, we're
destroyed by fire last Monday morning. Loss
$1,000; insured in Van Buren, Mutual for $500.
Supposed work OF tramp incendiary.
The excursion to Diamond Lake, July 9th,
promises to be grand affair. Several Sunday
schools here, as well as some along the route,