The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-05-25
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r.. u. OcoDock Esq, Is visiting frienus III
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Matthews have gone
to Pennsylvania on visit.
Jim Burlington will make a fine looking
color bearer for Brodhead Post
Let's all go to Dakota where they have
summer during portion Of the year.
We fear that strawberry short cake, cherry
pies, and other early fruits are badly frost
bitten.
Tickets cen be had at the Dyckman House,
for the entertainment at the Opera House on
Friday evening
Mercury 33 degrees last Monday morning
and snow falling. Did you dig back into
your winter clothing?
The lively store of W. J. q Z. Se!lick
presents something new and interesting this
week. 1t will pay you to look it over.
Married in Porter, on the 10th inst, by
Rev. Fl. West, Charles L. Holiday and Miss
Henritta f. Haywood, both of Porter.
Samuel Ellis ex-register of deeds, and his
family, have removed to Decatur. Our peo-
pie will miss Sans smiling countenance.
Dwight Ferguson, ESQ., is the happy faith
er of new boy. As Dwight had four girls
and no boy, he Is more than ordinarily elated.
J. T. Clapp returned last Saturday, from
his western trip. He says he had fine time,
but he had TO wear his oyercoat all the while.
Van Fossen. the Herd3 man, has gone
on grand editorial excursion to Denver and
Leadville. Hope you will have good time,
Van.
Z. J. Crane, Esq, of Muskegon, was in
town a couple of days this week. He ordered
the NoR1HERNER to follow him to his new
home
Ed. Lindsey says his people write that
snow fell in Lima Co Ohio, two hundred
miles south of here, on Monday last nearly
or quite foot in depth.
Married, at Dimondale, Mich, May 18th
1889, Elvin Z. Rowland and Matte May
nard. This was our last chance for a new
sister, and, thanks to Elvin We won.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Free Will
Baptist church, will hold cake and ice
cream social az the residence of f. Darling
Tuesday evening, May 20. All are invited.
Carroll Brothers. the energetic boot and
shoe men have a new ad, II this paper.
Read it and then throw away those old worn
out boots and 90 there ani astonish yourself
with new pair
Mr. Burns preached sermon on pro
family" last Sunday evening. 1t would have
been good thing If al, especially young
men, who are addicted 20 that vice. could
have heard him.
Mr.. Lawrence Martin informs Is chat his
cherry crop was not harmed By the late
frost. In that respect be is more fortunate
than some other localities where fruit was
seriously injured
We have some samples Of very beautiful
designs OF Knights Tenaplar, Odd Fellows, /
G.. 4. r., X. of H., X. OF p, Firemen. and
other society cards. We shall be glad to fill
orders for this class Of goods. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
The people near Decatur who are spear
ing fish in the small lakes are respectfully
referred to the statute in regard to the same.
-i6naNes. Won't you kindly point out
the statute 10 which You allude, Bro. Russell?
The ninth annual meeting of the Berrien
district Sunday School Association of the ST.
Joseph Conference of the U. r. Church. will
be held at Breedsville, in this county. May
}0th and 3lst and June 1st, 1883.
1t is expected that every member of the
Grand Army will provide himself with ample
rations of "hard tack and bacon, and such
other refreshments as may be needed for the
dinner at town hall on memorial day.
The grammar department of our school
gave an entertainment last Friday afternoon,
consisting of essays, recitations, dialogues,
al nd
pleasant affair, and showed well for both pu-
pills and teacher.
Let all who desire to honor the memory
of our fellow soldiers remember memorial
day, next Wednesday. II you have any
flowers or can procure any send them to
the store of Ira Hubert, Tuesday evening
or early Wednesday morning.
The old peoples picnic, advertised in our
last issue, to take place at the house of
Jesse James in Almena, on the 30th of Mays
at 10 a. IN, has been postponed on account
OF memorial day, until "Wednesday, June
9th, at the same hour and place.
A little accident happened on the ea,Fow
gauge between Paw Paw and Lawton, feg
days since. A block of wood fell from the |
tender under the trucks and threw the coach |
AAOiH Ihc tlaCh' NO great udinagS was uOile, |
and the passengers rode into town on the
engine.
In Justice Court, before Esq. Mason, oil |,
complaint of Sheriff Van Auken, Henry |
Sherman arrested for attempted robbery !
from the person of ore James Walker, on |
the 2jth day of April last. Sherman is on
bail, ard examination set down for to-day, |
Friday.
Married, ON Wednesday evening last, by
Rev. VIM. G. Burns Orrin n. Hilton, Esq,
our Judge of Probate, to Miss Carrie Smolk,
daughter of John Smolk, Esq. The NORTH
FRNER wishes the newly married couple q
bong, prosperous and happy journey over
she matrimonial highway of life.
Union services in henor of the memory OF
our deceased soldiers, will be held at the
Disciple church next Sunday morning. No
effort will be spared to make the occasion
an interesting one. Let there be full at
tendance of our citizens. Members of the
G.. 4. Y. will appear in Uniform.
There will be a Musical and Elocutionary
entertainment at LongwelTs Opera House
this Friday evening given by Misses Mary,