The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-11-03

10 pay TOT IrOl. I1uIcnlnS, NJ us iuuSicsil
institute at that place. Their concert will
take place on Monday evening, Nov. 9th.
Benz Hyames, not to be outdone by any
Aberdeen man, tossed into our door, the
other day rutabaga, which weighed 1515
lbs. Michigan is good country after ALL
The Schoolcraft Dispatch heads its list of
the county officers, of Kalamazoo county,
with the name of Hon. j. l.. Hawes, Circuit |
Judge. Such information is just too valu-
able for anything
Col. w. II. Hawkins returned home from
his eastern visit on Monday last. He is in
time to cast a straight Rep cblican vote,
privilege of which he would not willingly be
deprived.
In looking over a copy of the Rochester
IN. " Democrat and Chronicle, we notice
that at public gathering in that city, Miss
Cora l.. Dudley sang "London Bridge"
Cora, we know you sang it well.
On Thursday evening of last week, about
thirty young friends of Mr.. Eddie Hyames, of
Wisconsin, met at the residence of Mr..
Pomeroy Coolies, of Almena, to give Eddie
surprise They succeeded, and had pleas
ant time.
The Spiritualists of Van Buren and ad-
joining counties, will hold their next quarter
ly meeting at Bangor, on Saturday and Sun
day, Nov. 18th and 10Th. G. w. Stewart, of
Grand Rapids, and Mrs. E. C. Woodruff are
the speakers, and Mrs. Ollie Chids Denslow
will furnish music.
Register.
The township boards of registration meet
on Saturday next, and if you are not regis
tered before they adjourn at 8 o'clock p. m.,
you lose your vote. This means everybody
who has not been registered this fall. Former
registration is of no use.
There being vacancy in the Office of
County Surveyor, caused by the resignation
of Prof. Lawton, the County Clerk and Pros.
Attorney appointed Mr.. Fosdick, the Repub-
lcan nominee, to the position. Mr.. F. is a
graduate of Kalamazoo College, and has filled
the Office of County Surveyor in Otsego
county for three terms.
Rev. DR.. Tongs, DID,, LID, is the happy
possessor of nice boy, who has followed
early in his fathers footsteps. But Billy the
Kid and Prof. Horace say their thorough
bred trick dogs, presented them by Prof.
Durby of Chicago, take the cake. They are
on exhibition this week at the Model Store,
, where their owners will be happy to exhibit
them.
Moses Tyler, of Geneva, seeing the account
| which Jim gave, in our last weeks paper, of
the big vegetables grown there, concluded to
tell people what could be raised on Geneva
sand, so he brought to our Office, rutabaga
weighing nineteen pounds, and a carrot
weighing four pounds, both raised on his
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: On Thursday of last week, Mrs. Nancy
Van Wickle, of Almena, gave a birthday
J party. The old lady is 81 years of age.
There were 10 of the name present. The
united ages of her children amount to 275
| years, of her grandchildren and great-grand-
children 40 years, of all present 500 years
The old lady made pudding of which all
, the guests partook. Her children presented
) her with purse of $25.
Married, in Grand Rapids, Mich, on
3 Warner, of this place, and Miss Clara T.
!. Bray, of Grand Rapids. The fair bride is q
member of the fraternity of printers, and we
. extend our eB- to the happy couple in
, friendly greeting. May they always have o
fat take; may nothing occur to = their cup
of happiness, or put to their joy; may
the **s shine propitiously on their married
me- uliN thcAA PlOOA SuctIS Dc WlIuOub tIIOIS
may they never lack plenty of quoins fol-
their necessities, for that will only make
loves fond - the sweeter, and may what
: ever works they produce, be revised and i'm
proved, and bear upon their faces the i'm
print of their authors.
The executive officers of the Horse Fair
Association licensed wheel of fortune, O
"chuckluck" board, and soap -peddline
swindle, and they piled their traffic un-
molested on Friday, and Saturday forenoon.
In the afternoon Sheriff Van Auken was on
the ground, and, complaint being made to
him by some of the foolish ones who had
been bitten, he took two of the gamblers
into custody, and compelled them to dis
: gorge about two hundred dollars of their ILL
} gotten gains. J. q. Miller and f. s. Harvey,
the president and secretary of the association,