The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-12-15
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G. j. Bailey, of Boston, Mass, is making
O brief visit at his father n-law's, Mr.. j. Il.
Clapp, of this village, and his many other
friends here.
Mrs. Ursula l.. Harrison has resigned her
situation as teacher at Valparaiso, Ind, and
accepted position in the Industrial school
at Milwaukee, Wis.
Five of Walt. Durkee's shotes undertook
to go skating the other day. 1.-The ice grew
thin, and they all fell in" and were drowned
Loss to Walter, $40.
The Free Press &c Courier has abandoned
its 'twice a week" plan and resumed the
style of weekly issue, with "Wednesday for
its publication day.
Myron Hoskins has purchased ten acres of
timbered land of Chauncey Cummings, three
miles north of this village. Consideration,
three hundred dollars.
We acknowledge the receipt, from the Chi
cago Newspaper Union, of copy of Wilhelms'
Military Dictionary and Gazetteer. 1t is a
neat and valuable work.
Albert Van Dyke brought to our Office, on
Friday last, Golden eagle killed by him,
measuring seven and one-half feet from tip
to tip. 1t was magnificent specimen.
The genial face of our old friend Mat
Longwell is to be seen on our streets once
more. He will soon assume his old position
as ''mine host of the Dyckman House.
Services in memory of the late Rev G. p.
Schetky, will be held at st. Marks church,
Paw Paw, at o'clock p. m, on Sunday next.
All are cordially invited to participate therein
Union services every night except Saturday,
this week, at the First Baptist church. Revs.
Cole and Burns will preach. service of
song, fifteen minutes before seven, every
evening.
Rev. o. Q. Oviatt, of Kendallville, Indiana,
preached at the Christian church, in this
village, on Sunday last The Rev. gentle
man left a very favorable impression on the
minds of his hearers.
Our old friend Henry A. Wells, formerly
of Lawrence, now of Benton Harbor, has
new girl at his house four weeks old. Weight
at birth, clothes and all, AZ pounds. Hardly
worth counting. Hank.
Mrs. Wells Mosier started for Brockport,
n. Y, yesterday, on a visit to friends there
and in that vicinity. She intends to make
quite a lengthy visit. Meanwhile Wells
will - do as he pleases.
Elder Ebert and his family left for their
new home at Creston, Iowa, on Monday last.
and wish them abundant success and pros
perity in their new home.
The Sabbath school of the Christian church,
will have Christmas Pyramid" at the
church on Christmas night. All are invited.
They never do things by halves there, and a
good time may be expected.
'''S3 is on its last -ITdteygli6t Dept
Day Spring. That Watervliet editor must
be some fast young chap. Perhaps the tran
sit of some fair Berrien county Venus, across
his path has unsettled his mind.
Our friend L. F. Dodge, Esq, of Lawton,
says the result of the late election is owing
to the use of his new ballot boxes. We had
thought his invention was a good thing, but
we fear we must change our opinion.
The Paw Paw Herald says a little bird
told it that Judge Mills contemplates remov-
ing to Kalamazoo. We have the best of
reasons for saying that the little bird who
whispered to the Her0id, was away off from
its base.
Rev. Eugene Babcock will oficiate, at
morning and evening services, at st. Marks
church, on Sunday evening next. The Holy
Communion will be administered at the
morning service. The ofertory will be used
towards defraying the missionary's expenses.
The Maxwells played 'Ingomar" and
THE Streets of New York" to good houses
on Friday and Saturday evenings last. As
usual, they gave good satisfaction. There is
no entertainment, that visits our town, which
pleases people better than Maxwell's.
Mr.. G. A. Crosby, of Richland Mich, who
recently had horse stolen, and offered 800
for the arrest and conviction of the thief
and $25 for the recovery of the horse, de-
sires US to say that he has not yet recovered
his horse, and that the stolen horse found at
South Haven, was not his.
In the case of Eliza Austin VS.. the estate
of Michael Heath, deceased, appealed from
the Probate court the iury rendered YER