The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-03-08

Qrue Nortbermer.
Paw Paw, MICHIGAN, MARCH 8, 1878.
anral Rsgarfmsnf.
Services at the Disciple Church next Sunday
as follows:
10 4 A. M, The Religion Of Our Fathers.
p. m, Man His Own Creator.
IRVING A. SsARIxs, Pastor.
Don't forget the sugar social at the Red Rib
bon room, next Monday evening.
George E. Brock returned to the Agricultural
College at Lansing. last Saturday.
Mrs. Louisa Rsams died at her residence in
Bangor, Feb. 18th, aged AZ years.
Harrison Fillmore and Miss Nina Leey, both
OF Bangor, were married Feb Al.
Rev. DR.. Schetky's family arrived last We'd
nesday, and will occupy the residence OF Rev.
ID. Barker.
James M. Crane has returned from his trip
to Florida. We judge he is not pleased with
the country.
The First Baptist social will be held at the
residence OF Mr.. Myron Hoskins, next Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Lizzie Hudson has for guest Miss
Mabel Hathaway, Of Detroit, who will remain
several weeks.
Rev. Charles Cook, Of New York State, will
preach IN the Free viii Baptist church next
Sunday, both morning and evening.
Mrs. Odells customers do not al! reside in
this vicinity. Last week she received orders
from parties in California for two hats.
A social was held at the residence of Mr.. Al
bert Grout, about four miles west Of here, last
Friday evening. and was very pleasant affair.
Rev. ID. Barker and family left Saturday for
New Hampshire, where they intend to remain
visit.
In publishing the list Of officers Of the Van
Buren, County Agricultural Society, la.t week,
one page Was overlooked, therefore we repub-
lsh il in this issue.
The Red Ribbon Club will give sugar social
at their room, next Monday evening. 1t prom
Uses to be very sweet affair, and should re-
ceive liberal patronage.
Our townsmsn, s. Shaefer and Charles
Flanders, are now absent on tour Of inspec-
ton in that portion OF Tennessee. where John
Kelley located last fall.
Last Monday, while cutting stave bolts, Cass
Van Auken had his hand badly crushed and
broken. DR.. Dibble was called, and it is doing
as well as can be expected.
Jerome Warner moved on to his farm, about
four miles north Of here, last Tuesday. He
has rented his place IN this village to Mort.
Buck, who has removed here from Hamilton.
Married-In Decatur, Feb "a, Edward Fore
man to Miss Elnora Bellis.-At the Jewish
Temple, in kalamazoo, Feb. 9th, Charles
Schuster Of Decatur, to MISS Mary Friedman,
Of the former place.
Col. Edward Bacon, one Of the leading law
yers OF Western Michigan and well-knovn to
the legal fraternity Of this county, was married
last Tuesday to Mrs. Mary Manson, brilliant
and accomplished society lady Of Niles.
Hubert Ryder ard George Brooks were be-
fore Justice Noyes last Wednesday on a charge
OF larceny. Both plead guilty and were fined
$500 each and costs amounting to $1,000 or
20 days in jail. They paid fine and costs.
The new newspaper venture to be called the
National Independent, makes its bow to the
public to-day. We understand that DR.. May
nard is to be its editor, and r. G. Nash an
experienced printer, has charge OF the me-
chanical department.
We have received from C. G. Phillips of the
Bangor Reflector, copy Of pamphlet emit
tied, 1.-THE Village Of Bangor, etc., by G. c..
Phillips" 1t is an octave pamphlet Of SO pages,
neatly printed and contains much information
OF interest in relation to Bangor and its
vicinity.
Judge Mills has made the following appoint
ments for the transaction OF probate business
March 12-Hartford, at the Office Of G. Ii.
Engle. March 19th-Bangor, at the Office OF
CALVIN Cross. March 14-South Haven, at the
Office OF CALVIN Fletcher.
Last week we mentioned that Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Phelps OF Lawrence, celebrated their
golden wedding, but we little thought we should
be called upon to chronicle the death OF one OF
the principal participants-Mr. Phelps-whch
occurred last Friday morning. He was nearly
seventy-four years Of age and had resided in
Lawrence over thlrty-five years.
Mrs. Parsons. wife OF Mr.. jerome Parsons
OF Texas, Kalamazoo county, in the prime and
vigor OF womanhood passed to the beyond OF