The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-04-21

killed one of Sarah Cages COWS at Lawrence
one day this week.
Ed. Hayes was pulled by II. W. McCabe
on Wednesday for being drunk, and was fined
$l4.75 or fifteen days in Jail.
.. II. Jones is talking of converting his
saw mill ut Glendale, into stave mill and
small custom work grist mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton Branch, of Lawrence,
who have been spending the winter with
son in California, have returned.
The auction sale at tho Dyckman House
has been in progress every day this week,
and the end has not been reached yet.
Mrs. Charles Hopping arrived home on
Thursday morning from the State of New
York, where she has been spending tho
winter.
See the new ad. of Free & Martin, our en-
| terprising hardware merchants. What they
don't keep in the line of their trade, is not
worth having
Married, at the M. z. Parsonage, on the
18th inst, by tho Rev. Geo. l.. Cole, Martin
Knapp of Prairie Ronde, to Lovina Gleason
of the same place.
Remember the entertainment this friday
evening at the Opera House, by the Kalama-
zoo Orchestra. This orchestra is made up
of fine musicians, and all who attend may
expect an evening of rare enjoyment.
The Paw Paw Choral Union under the
management of Mr.. G. f. Hutchins is pro-
crossing finely. They hold weekly meetings
Friday evenings) in the First Baptist church.
All singers are invited to become members.
Judge Mills and Clerk Heath, who were
authorized by the Board of Supervisors to
procure Stenographer for the Circuit Court
of this county, have contracted with Mr..
Spaulding for one years services in that
capacity. Compensation 5000.
Married, at the residence of Chas. Woke,
in Marshall, on Saturday last, Mr.. L. s. Bur
dick, to Mrs. Geo. Woke. The bridal pair
have been spending few days with their
friends here. Mr.. Burdick is a well-to-do
farmer of Texas, Kalamazoo County, and is
highly respected.
If that party who borr0ued Jos. Kilburns
umbrella and overshoes from his porch on
Monday last, shall return the same, nc Will
be allowed to escape punishment. He is
well known and the taking was not as secret
as he thought. If he don't take this hint he
need not be surprised to find himself in the
cooler.
l.. w. ID. Osborn are getting nicely To-
Gated in their new quarters at the old furni-
ture store of M. p. Allen. They have added
to tho Allen stock of furniture that which
was contained in the Lucas building, making
their stock very large and complete. They
are honorable men and worthy of the public
patronage.
ing route for the Narrow Gauge from Law
renee to Bangor, on Tuesday. The road, if
built that way, will run from Lawrence to
just east of the old fair ground, and thence
in north-westerly direction through Ar
lington, entering Bangor village on the
furnace grounds.
Among the list of teachers who received
village, as published in last weeks Nor
} THERSER, the name of Miss Eta Hathaway
was by some means omitted. The friends
of Miss Hathaway viii be pleased to learn
that sbe obtained certificate, and is engaged
in teaching the school in the Lyle district.
, The 62d anniversary of American Odd
Fellowship will be celebrated at Decatur,
: Mich, on Wednesday, April &c. Hon. Z. G..
d. Holden, of Grand Rapids, will deliver tho
address, and to those who are acquainted with
him we need not say that it will be good
one. Mr.. Holden never makes poor speeches.
No pains has been spared by the Odd Eel
lows of Decatur TO make the occasion sue
cess.
10 the list of successful applicants for
certificates, as published in last weeks Nor
rHERNKR, there should be added the name OF
Miss Isidore Harrison of this village. Miss
I Harrison teaches in what is commonly known
! as the Tuttle district in this township, near
White Oak. She began her labors last Mon
: day. Miss II. is well educated, accom-
plished lady, and we think her patrons arc
' fortunate in having secured her services.
G. S. Hoslkins, who lives on Chsndler
Richards farm near Lawrence, claims to be
, the owner of some educated steers. He
says that while they were at play tho other
> day, they took his heavy, wide tiro wagon