The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-11-24
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From this time until after Nov. 3Oth. tur-
keys will roost high.
Z. o. Briggs, Esq. will build new Office,
opposite his staye mill.
Judge A. j. Smith, of Cass and Berrien
circuit, has taken to himself, wife.
T.. j. House, formerly a merchant in this
village, was buried at Kalamazoo last Friday.
One of Hanks conyicts at the Jail, stole
the Prosecuting Attorneys gloves, the other
day.
John Ihling says he will be ready next
week to put regular trains OH the road from
Lawton to Hartford. Good enough.
Prof A. II. Heron, of this place, has been
appointed to the chair of astronomy, in the
Southern Michigan Normal School.
The genial countenance OF our old friend.
Lou. Melchor, was seen on our streets for few
days this week. Lou. has lots of friends here.
Senator elect, Hon. Chas. j. Monroe, goes
to the next Legislature with majority of
1,736 from his district. \ pretty good run,
Charley.
| The Durkee boys. OF Antwerp. on Monday
morning last. captured fine white OWL
measuring five feel from tip to tip. He was
a beauty.
Be sure and observe the new adv. of Mat
thews, the Stationer He is determined no
one shall get the start of him in the line of
Holiday goods.
Our northern hunters had their captured
beaver OH exhibition last Monday. When
those chaps don't get any game, it is poor
time for hunting.
We call our readers attention TO the ad-
vertisement of Steketee's Pin Worm De-
stroyer, found in another column. The medi-
cine is very highly recommended.
The schools of this town and of Hartford,
were dismissed on Thursday of last week.
and the teachers attended the funeral of Mrs.
Bradt. who was buried on that day.
Cass county elected the entire Democratic
county ticket, except the two Circuit Court
Commissioners. The majority against Hon.
j. c. Burrows in that county. was Il.
L. c. Bartholomew, ESQ. of Connecticut,
is visiting at c. A. Harrisons. Nr. B. makes
an annual pilgrimage to this place, and we
shall soon consider him almost 4 Michigander
Cole Rawson called at our house when we
were absent, he always does, and left a fine
piece of one of those deer he captured up
north. Thanks for the venison if not for
the call.
;. Colum. Engle, Cole Rawson and VIII
Thayer returned from their hunting trip, ON
Friday last. They count up l. deer and one
beaver, as trophies of their skill. Pretty fair
success.
Miss Mamie Rowland will be present, as
heretofore, at the Office of c. A. Harrison,
Esq. in the Court House. on Monday, Dec.
4th, for the purpose of filling vouchers for
pensioners.
A new ten pound boy put i'll an appear
ance at the residence of L. r.. Stevens ESD.
on Friday last, and I'd. is happy.
He says the first words the boy spoke were
"Hurrah for New York
Our typo, he of the blonde mustache, has
been rusticating in Chicago few days.
Rumor says he made his first appearance in
front of the foot-lights, on Boiler Ave. A
tremendous (a)efect.
Married, Nov. 10Th, 1892. Mr. Robert l..
Jones. of Lawton, Mich, to Miss Sarah l..
Van Ness, of Petoskey. Mich. After n visit
to Mt. Pleasant for few weeks. the happy
couple viii return to their home at Lawton.
Fenner, our foreman. went to Kalamazoo
on Friday last to attend the Demo-G -Greenbaclx
ratification meeting there. We saw nothing
of him until Monday morning. We haynt
the least idea what caused him to stay so long.
Mrs. Hannah Failing. of Almena, had
quilting on Thursday of last week to which
all the old ladies of her acquaintance were
invited. They had an excellent time, such
as only elderly ladies can have when they
have social gathering.
j. II. Anderson, OF Hartford, startcd on
Monday last, 10 go to Springfield Msssachu-
setts, 70 look after the estate OF HIS grand
father, at that place. but beirs advised by
his attorney that it would no, be necessary
for him TO 90. he abaudeaei the trip.