The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-03-16
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Il. w. Green, Esq, of Kendall, made us q
pleasant call on Saturday last.
Services Sunday morning and evening at
the First Baptist church, in the vestry.
Mr.. Fred Snow, typo of the Dowsgiac
Republican, spent few days here last week.
Mrs. Elvira Hendrick arrived home 4 few
days since, after protracted visit to friends
in Ohio.
The Hartford school is closed for short
time, waiting for Prof. Bradt to recover from
the measles.
We are under obligations to Prof. G. ID.
Lawton, of Lawton, for a copy of the Mineral
Statistics of Michigan.
The Shakespeare club of this village had a
pleasant meeting at the residence of E. A.
Crane, last Tuesday evening.
The ladies of the M. E. Church will have
warm sugar social, at the Parsonage this
friday evening" Everybody invited.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Episcopal
church, will hold social at the residence of
b. F. Stearns, this Thursday evening. All
are cordially invited.
On Monday last before Esq. Mason,
charged with being drunk, in the Dyckman
House, Charles Mentor. Plead guilty and
was fined $40 and costs.
o. w. went on fishing excursion last
Saturday. He says he always had better
luck in getting bites, in the month of July
than March. (Musquito bites).
Read Broughton's new "ad." He has a
splendid stock of new carpets. Just call and
see them. He will be pleased to show them,
whether you want to buy or not.
The Ladies Christian Aid Society will hold
their social at the residence of David Wood
man 2nd, on Wednesday evening of next
week. cordial invitation to all.
The Episcopal church will be open on
Sunday and Monday next. Monday evening
at ~ o'clock a new vestry will be elected
All who are interested are invited to be pres
ent.
That dog of Pete's has broke his chain
and vamosed again; he is a yellow purp,
4be mill INa
literally rewarded by returning him to c. r.
Avery's store.
The Weekly (Watervliet) Record, with its
last issue entered upon its second year. 1t
is bright, newsy sheet, and deserves the
patronage it is receiving. 1t is evidently
bound to succeed.
Mrs. Margaret Root, of Glendale, was the
lucky woman who held No. 1776, and got
Jays new sewing machine. He is going to
give away another one. Read his new 'ad'
ard find out all about it.
John Shrine, who has a job on the n. p.
X. r., with his headquarters at Mandan,
Dak., is home on a visit of two or three
weeks. Judging from his personal appear
ance, Dakota agrees well with him.
Mr.. Jos. Gilman has purchased the widow
Glidden's place, on the corner of Kalamazoo
and Paw Paw streets. He will thoroughly
overhaul and repair the house, which will be
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gilman.
The Paw Paw TRUE NoRTHERNER has be-
gun its twenty ninth year with a growing
circulation, good advertising business, and
not only present prosperity but most prom
ising future.-Detr0tt Post 6 Tribune.
Our friend c. II. Williams, of Magnolia,
Ia, renewing his subscription to the NOR
THERNER, writes, send the paper along all
the time, "could not keep house without it."
Such words of appreciation are very pleasant
for Us.
On Friday last the Marrow Gauge" made
n trip to Hartford, the first for several weeks.
The engine got off the track while turning
on the "y" at that place, but no damage was
done. Trains will, doubtless, hereafter run
regularly to that pleasant village.
The Paw Paw TRUE NoRTHERNER has
reached its twenty ninth year. 1t has for
long time been regarded as one of the in
stitutions of Van Buren, County. The TRUE
NoRTHERNER is neatly printed and newsy
sheet, and deserves the success which it has
attained.-DetrOn Free Press.
Articles of association have been completed
and a company organized for an extension
of the Narrow Gauge from Lawton to some
point of the G.. II. & I. II. r., and from
thence to Nottawa. An enthusiastic meet
ing was held at Centreville last Tuesday, and
the following officers elected: j. F. Wolf,
of Centreville, President; Edwin Martin, of