The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-06-09

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Sunday afternoon, June 18th.
"Childrens Day" at the M. f. Church
next Sabbath. Exercises at 1870 a. IN. and
4 p. IN.
Riley Bangs has sold his elegant place
just east of town to b. X. Allen, gentleman
from New York.
Prof. Hitchcock goes to McGregor, Iowa,
as principal of the schools at that place dur
ing the coming year.
Prof. Martin, of the Lawton Union School,
had his commencement exercises on Thurs
day evening of this week.
Miss Jennie Darling left on Monday last
for Hillsdale, where she expects to remain
few weeks visiting friends.
The weekly meetings of the Paw Paw
Choral Union have been changed from Friday
evenings to Tuesday evenings.
Mr.. Elias Kinney, en- old resident of
Mattawan, returned to that place from
Kansas last week in feeble health.
The Toledo 81 South Haven railroad is
getting more dignified. Baggage is checked
now to all stations on the Nj. G. II. II.
Hank McCabe drives fine matched team
of Black Hawks They belong to Charley
Heath. We understand they are for sale.
Rev. James Goodman will preach in the
Free-Will Baptist church, Sunday a. M, and
at Lawton in the Baptist church at 2:30 p. m.
There will be business meeting of the
alumni association to-day, friday at A p. M,
at the Office of G.. A. Harrison, in the Court
House.
Mrs. Geo. H. Munger, of Connecticut,
mother of Mrs c. A. Harrison, is visiting
her daughter here, and will remain three or
four weeks.
The union temperance meeting has been
postponed until next Sunday evening, when
A. H. Heron will deliver his lecture on Pro-
hibition at the NJ L. Church.
The old Lafayette Light Guard, Co. &c, .
10th New York, will hold their annual re-
union at Four Mile Lake on June 10th, the
last day of the Grand Army reunion.
Seymour Dye, whose father lives near
South Haven, was killed by Indians at Tomb
stone, Arizona, on Wednesday of last week
he was unarmed and was shot from load
of hay.
Mrs. Lew. Roberts, who has been absent
in Wisconsin for the past two months, has
returned home and will be glad to see any
or all of her old patrons at her rooms over
Lewis shop.
The fire company will come out for prac
tice on the last Tuesday in June. They viii
not however drag the engine half a mile
through the sand as they did on Thursday
night of last week.
Don Henderson was at Bangor on Decora
ton Day. He says good words for tn,
western portion of our county in the las
number of his valuable paper the AllegaI
Joundl Come out this way sometime
Don.
The annual reunion of the Sd Mich. Vet
Vol. Cavalry will be held at the Mich. Elk
change, Detroit, June 18th and 10Th. Busi
ness meeting at 4 p. m, June 14th Capt
Il. V. Quackenbush, Prest.; o. L. Webster
Secretary.
Bro. Burkett, in last weeks Adrdnce, says
Recourse was made to the statue, in finin,
our sportsmen, and thereby the village lose
the amount of the fine. What is the use o
having village ordinances, if they are inferio
in such cases to the stotue?" Oh myl
Wiley d. Allen, Esq, music publisher a
Portland, Oregon, has kindly sent us cop,
of a song recently published by him, entitle,
"The Water MILL Music by Prof E. Cook
1t is gem and we know it, for we hav
heard Prof. Cook sing it.
On Sunday evening last Elder Reese o
Bangor, delivered discourse at the Christian
church in this village. Subject, "Solomon'
Temple" 1t was one Of the finest sermons
ever preached in Paw Paw and those whc
heard it enjoyed a rare treat. At the sam,
place on Sunday morning, Elder Roe, for
merly pastor of the church, now of Dowagiac
addressed his old friends and patrons. Tn
Elder is very nice man, 4.
J On Saturday last about six p. m. tn
Schooner Industry, of st. Joe, while tryinI
TO make the harbor at South Haven wa
capsized, and her master Capt. King, his sol
and ono sailor, being all the persons O
board, were drowned. The vessel was