The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-12-08

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"The circuit court re-convened on Mon
day with Judge Willis presiding. .'-Ia,o
Pa,o Cor. Bdngor Reflector. And now who
is Judge Willis?
Married, by Rev. .. Ebert, on Monday,
Dec. 4th, 1882, at the residence of Henry
Waite, in Antwerp Mr.. Edgar A. Foster and
Miss Cynthia A. Kinds.
Joseph Kilburn, Esq, has sold his one-half
interest i'll the Kilburn & Hudson store build
ing to Mrs j. q. Hudson, who is now the
sole owner of the property.
BY an oversight of ours, the name of Aaron
not attached to the resolutions of the board,
in reference TO Judge Richards death.
The members of the County Examining
Board keep on file the papers of all appli-
cants for certificates. and would be glad to
have any dissatisfied ones call and investi-
gate.
Seth NJ. Bass, having sold his farm and
personal property, will start in few days
with his family for the west. intending to
visit friends in Illinois. and then find home
in Iowa.
The Bangor Band boys, give "Calico
ball " tonight. The lady wearing the neat
est calico dress. gets fifteen dollar set of
furs, and her escort four dollar FUR cap.
Where's Sam:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Moser. of Bergen, n. Y,
arc visiting their relatives and friends here.
Ed. is an uncle of Charley and Wells and a
brother of Harrison Mosier. He il jolly
fellow at all times.
There will be National Agricultural Con-
vention held in Chicago. beginning Dec. II,
1882, and continuing four days. The NJ. c.
Il. II. will carry visitors to the convention
for two cents per mile each way.
We inadvertently omitted, last week, to
call attention to Selleck's new "ad." But
then everybody knows they always have
let OF new and nobby goods. and they always
advertise them in the NoRTHERNER.
Charlie Jacobs il getting rich out in Ne
braska. He writes: "A black-eyed girl.
weighing only nine pounds, came to us the
3rd of November, wanting home. Guess
we will keep her, and call her Ethel.
Married, Nov. 29th, 1882, 10y Rev. T.. ID.
Lewis, Mr.. Orlin Harmon, of Bloomingdale,
and Miss Nellie Hyames, of Almena. Also
on the same day, by the same minister, Mr..
Rolla Bush, of Waverly, to Miss Nettie Niles,
of Bloemingdae.
a chap up near White Oak tried little
slight of hand performance, the other day,
with silver half dollar. He tlipped it into
his mouth, but did not Gage it right, and it
went on down. He did not lose it, however,
for he knows where it IL.
| On the 18th day of last month, IL. III. Nc
Lain, Esq, of Porter, had the misfortune to
lose his infant son, Lee McLain, aged six
years, eleven months and twenty-six days.
The childs death was caused by inflamma-
ton of the bowels and gastric fever.
! Rumor says that Rody, the remarkable
tape puller at Selick's, run down and caught
full grown rabbit, one day in the front
part of the week. Rody is a good (w)one,
he never made bark or a skip, and caught
the hairy bird, just as he was going in his
hole.
BY the death of the Rev. DR.. Schetky
which took place on the 10Th ult, the Epis-
copal church lost one of its able pillars. The
DR.. had won many warm friends while a
resident of this place, and the news of his
death, while not unexpected, was received
with feeling of deep sorrow
The lecture npon Iceland" Mt the Opera
House on Saturday evening last, was highly
entertaining and instructive. President Dur
gin is thoroughly conversant with the affairs
of that barren little isle. and gave an account
OF his travels in very genial manner, while
the paintings and relics which ne exhibited
helped to make real the strange life of which
he spoke.
Last Sunday morning very interesting
memorial service was held at the Presbyterian
church, in honor of the late Chandler
Richards. The Rev. DIR. Bradley, of Rich
land, an old friend of Mr.. Richards, was ex-
pected to assist in the service, but being un-
able to come, he sent a friendly, sympathetic
letter, which was read 10y Dir. Harvey. The
discourses delivered 10y Revs. Harvey and
Marsh, which appear elsewhere in our
columns, were of more than ordinary merit,
and the solemnity of the occasion was very