The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-05-03

next, at the usual hours. A general inyitati
is extended to all to attend
Mrs. Geo. W. Longwell is visiting friends
Detroit.
Spiritualist convention in this village. Nj
18th and 18th.
J. ]. Woodman will leave for the Paris f,
position in about month.
We are pleased to see Dr. Ward out agai
after quite severe illness
A. I. Stewart: Frequent and constant &C
yertinps brought me all l own"
Friends from Minnesota are visiting at tn
residence OF Decatur Downing, IN Almena.
j. VI. Longwel as again assumed lcontro G
the Dyckman House. and j. 7. Clapp has re
moved to his farm.
W. j. Sellick has new advertisement m thi
issue OF the TRUE NoRTHERNER. Read il. an,
then give him CALL
Thanks for that bunch OF asparagus left q,
our sanctum table by Cbas. Selleek Fso La
Wednesday morning.
A musical social will be held at the residenc,
OF Mr.. Chappell, on Wednesday evening OF
next week. Let everybody attend.
Let the farmers and wool-growers remembe,
the convention to be held in this village May
llth. See notice in another column.
Rev. j. W. Meegan, OF Lawrence. was pres-
ent at the Il ed Ribbon meeting last Monday
evening, and delivered q short address.
Messrs. L. W. Mslchor, W. NJ. Knkwood and
henry Hopping are at jackson as delegates TO
the State Firem ems convention now IN session.
Marned-By Rev. S. NJ Wilkie. at the res,
dence OF John Sherman, May LIST, Edward O
Philips, Of Kalamazoo. and Miss Jennie Hall.
OF Lawrence.
Rev. A. W. Hendrck. of Lawrenca viii
lecture to the reform clubs and the people O.,
this village, at the Presbyterian Church on
Monday evening next
VIII Mason has finally deserted the raoks ~
Ssingle blessedness and taken Miss Sarah
Doyle for life partner. Kind wishes for
prosperity and happiness
On complaint or John Huntington. Alonzo
hay was tried before Esquire Noyes. on Mon
day, for dsorderly conduct. The case was
'ried by Jury and verdict Of not guilty
rendered
There Dc a clergyman over in Canada who Of,
fers reduced marriage rates to clubs OF ten.
wonder II he won't throw in chrome to each
couple too by the way, good suggestion TO
gentlemen Of the cloth" in this section.
A D. Pierce, Esq, of South Haven. las been
on prospecting tour in thi, part of the soun
,y for the past two weeks, and on Monday
found his way into our sanctum. whore we
spent pleasant hour IN social converse.
Last Monday, as Mr. Donovans peopIe of
Arlington were on their way to this village
and while near the residence of Mr.. Cronan
the team became frightened at the barking Of
q dog, and ran, throwing the occupants of the
wagon to the ground. Mrs Donovan. an old
iaIy' had an arm broken. and the other mem
Ders OF the party were more or less injured
circular addressed to Greenbackers. and
signed by John Wachsmuth has been dstrib-
u'eu IN this vicinity, and Is certainly novel
anair. The following are few specimens OF
photography satisfyd," assends." septer"
distrckt "ones" for once), and many moro
OF like nature. But this literary curiosity must
be read to be fully appreciated.
Rev. VIM. NJ. Roe. formerly of this place but
more recently OF Hoopeston, Ils., spent last
sabbath in this village, and occupied the pulpit
'f the Disciple Church, both morning and
evening" much to the delight of the congrega-
lon Mr. Roe has accepted call to preach in {
Davenport, Iowa, and he left for that place last
Monday. The good wishes OF hosts OF friends !
IN this vicinity will follow him.
conversation between two journalists - 3
SO you are starting paper?
Yes
Does the public know it," ,
Know it why, / have two subscribers :
Already =,
Our brother editor" is hereby informed that =
nothing personal is intended IN the above 7
Instead OF the usual services at the Presbv- L
ierian church, last Sunday evening. a "temner- II
lnce conference" was held Remarks wera "
made by Rev. Mr.. Marsh, y. C. Ghddep. Nv Il
Free Mrs. Cook, g. w. Koons Cb,rd,or "
Nienaros ana Grant w. Tuttle. 1t proved a IL
'ery interesting meeting as each one spoke p
lpon some practical topic in connection with ii
temperance. The pastor delivered a sermon "
n temperance in the forenoon, and the same 5
abJect was discussed in the Sunday School "a
Inc hrst entertainment of St. Marks Society d
lnce the close OF the lenten season was held p,
the residence OF f. Martin on Monday even II
Dg last. Mr.. W. J. Sellick favored I, audi- "
nee With reading and Mrs. Mills recited "
oem lafter which the play Of Cinderella was in
resented. Messrs. Forsvtb and p;oL..,.