The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-09-02
InraI department.

Willie Manning is visiting friends III this
village.
Frank Couger is home on a visit from
Chicago.
Miss May Blowers is visiting at l. w. Van
Fossen's.
Miss Eva Hayes is visiting friends on the
lake shore.
Mollie Earl of Schoolcraft is at j. j.
Woodman's.
Lydia l.. Conway returned to Valparaiso
on Monday last.
Miss Hewlett and brother are stopping at
Mrs. Freeman's.
Jim Leech has sold his horse to Il. c.
Nash of Waverly.
Miss Lizzie Parker has been visiting
friends i'll Decatur
School commences next Monday morning.
Get ready little folks.
Joshua Bangs who has been confined to
his bed for nine weeks, is no better.
Mrs. Amanda Andrews arrived home on
Saturday last, from her eastern trip.
X. w. Noyes, Esq, has gone down to
South Haven to get filled up with peaches.
There will be services at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning at the usual
hour.
Some of the young ladies around town
say that Jimmy Dunning was in town last
Sunday.
WILDER and Lutte Hoyt, of Grand Rapids,
have been spending few days with their
relatives here.
Mrs. Addie Reynolds returned OH Tuesday
last from Wisconsin, where she has been
rusticating few weeks.
Mrs. McKellar has returned from Battle
Greek much improved in health. Will goes
home to his meals now.
c. A. Harrison and family have returned
from their summer visit in Connecticut.
Glad to see you again G. A.
Alb. Showerman, accompanied by Lou
Melchor, has gone to Illinois to spend a
month shooting prairie chickens.
Some miserable sneak thief has been steal
ing widow Gorton's chickens. dose of fine
shot as he is getting over the fence would be
wholesome medicine for the rascal.
II. c. Nash has purchased body of tim
ber adjoining his farm in Waverly, and is
going to cut and saw by steam, 800 to 1000
cords of wood.
Miss Lottie Sellick has gone to Constan-
tine to spend few days, but will be back in
time to return to her school at Elmira, N. y
on Wednesday next.
Judge Mills and Hilton have fitted up the
old clerks Office in the Court House, for
law office. They are as snug and coy as
need be in their new quarters.
A brother of NJ. p. Allen, of Elmira, N. y.
has been staying a few days with his friends
here. He gave the Northerner office call,
and belongs to quill showers fraternity.
The fire in the Waverly woods burned up
about 36 rods of fence and about 200 new
rails for X. c. Nash, also about 40 rods of
fence for Jacob Hungerford, one day this
week.
pleasant call one day last week. He reports
business thriving in Bangor, and that one
hundred new houses are being built there
this season.
Miss Carrie Parker says, if the fellows
whom she saw stealing Mrs. Gorton's chick
ems the other night, one in his shirt sleeves
and the other with light hat on, will divide
with her, she will keep still.
Harry I1uIlL uellNeIeu SptSCu
on Saturday night last, to goodly number.
Harry took the ground Tor side-walk) that
intoxicating liquors never should be used as
beverage. Harry spoke from ten to twelve
The latest bulletins concerning the Presi-
dents condition, were read in the churches
at Kalamazoo on Sunday last. Appropriate
and feeling illusions were made to the
stricken chief magistrate, and prayers offered
that his life be spared.
Merritt Barton, a drunken horse jockey
from East Decatur, thought he would run
the town last Saturday, but Marshal Emery
invited him to appear before our Fat Justice
who, in the kindness of his heart, allowed
him ten days rest in the cross-bar house.
The man who was killed by jumping from
the express train near Lawton last week, is