The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-09-16
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Miss Hattie Biteley has been doing Chicago
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Dilley are visiting friends
in this vicinity.
There are twelve inmates at the new re-
form school for girls at Adrian.
Will Mosier and Ed. Phillips are attending
the Exposition at Chicago this week.
Elmer Darling returned home last Mon
day from the Lake Superior regions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lyle, of Dowagiac
were in town visiting the fore part of this
week.
II is said that Guiteau suffers untold
misery, from the pangs of his coward con-
science.
| Messrs. Mills and Heckert have been at
South Haven portion of the week, on legal
business.
1t is said that the contractor who is build
ing the new Court House in Macomb county,
will lose $4,000 on the job
Eighteen thousand and seventy-two emf
grants left Liverpool during the month of
August, for the United States.
Alb. Showerman lost a cameo set out of
his ring on Monday last. The finder will be
rewarded by returning the same.
The board of trade and lumber merchants
of Chicago, on Monday last, contributed
1926 to relieve the Michigan fire sufferers.
Mrs. Louisa Benjamin, sister of Mrs.
Rowland, together with her children and a
cousin Miss Mamie Cate, from Illinois, are
visiting at o. WIS.
Eaton Branch, one of the Oldest and most
respected citizens of the township If Law
renee, leaves in few days for California,
where he expects to remain all winter.
The Milwaukee Sentinel speaks in the
highest terms of the speech of Hon. j. G.
Burrows, at the opening and dedication of
the Industrial Exposition in that city. on the
9th inst.
DIR. Hendrick says: They have been
getting up all kinds of weather for the last
six months to suit Tom, Dick and Harry,
bat the fine weather we are having since the
rain, just suits him.
Several agricultural college students spent
Wednesday of last week with John Breck.
Some of his neighbors say they would like
to have them come again and repeat those
splendid serenades.
Alb. Phillips must have been a little off the
other day. A customer called at the store
and ordered half dollars worth of sweet
potatoes. and Alb. sent instead, fifty cents
worth of sugar. Ha! Ha!
Geo. Alexander, who formerly clerked fol
Duncombe. Steams Il Co. in this village. has
left Marcellus and purchased a drug store a
F,uth Bend, Ind, and gone into business OF
his own hook. Success George.
Philo Forsyth and Leroy Osborne hav,
gone to Petoskey. They did intend to take
their wives with them, but owing to the
, Encleme1cy of the weather and the heavy
storms on the lake, the ladies decltRed to go
Out of 81 applicants for certificates who
only 10 were granted certificates. 1t is evi
dent that the new board of county examiner
is endeavoring to raise the standard qualifi
cation of teachers in this county.
At q convention of editors and publisher
| held at Grand Haven one day last week, al
association was organized to be known as
the Michigan Fifth Congressional Press
Association Don. G. Henderson was elec
ted president and Hiram Potts of Crane
Haven, secretary.
See the new advertisement of Carroll q
| Co., our enterprlslng boot ana shoe nrm
on first page. Mr.. p. Carroll the senior
member of the firm, has had an extensive
experience in the boot and shoe trade fol
several years, and his acquaintance will
wholesale dealers, enables him to purchase al
low as the lowest. Call and see them.
II was rumored that the inmates of th'
Jail intended to make break last Tuesda,
night, while Mac. was absent from home
Van was on the watch and ready to Civ
, them warm reception. They tried it TIN
,, next day and got through the upper floor in
Z the rooms above, but Mrs. McCabe caugh
them at it, fastened the door with a poker
armed herself with revolver and sent TO
+ Van, who drove them back into their hole.
; These times of hard money bother ou
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