The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-06-15
IaraI Reparfmenf.
Frank Parker has repainted his house.

frankie Young, son of C. W. has the
measles.
Frank Smith has been visiting old friends
in town.
Last Monday was the opening day of the
summer term at Oak Park seminary.
The last teachers examination for the year
will be held at Decatur next Saturday.
The Adcqnre says they are troubled with
cat-worms in Bangor Try boot-j jacks, Bro.
Russell.
Union service next Sunday evening at the
Free Baptist church Rev. James Goodman
preaching.
Harvey Case, an INDECENT insane person
from Decatur, has been sent to the asylum
at Kalamazoo.
The SpirituaIists and Liberalists will hold
a camp meeting the last week IN July, at
Four Mile Lake.
DIR. Robinson and family came to town a
few days since Mrs. Robinson will spend
the summer here.
The editor is of on a visit TO the City of
the Straits" We hope he won't come home
until he gets sober.
Married, at the Catholic church in this
village, on Tuesday last Mr.. Bat. Donovan
and Miss Annie Bolger.
See Sellick's new advertisement in this
paper. They realize that printers ink and
success are inseperable.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. II. Bowen os Chicago.
are visiting the family of their brother, Mr..
5. L. Bowen, OF this village.
L. f. Earle of Hartford, who has been re-
Gently appointed as a deputy sheriff, is said
to be making good record.
The flower festival at the First Baptist
church last Wednesday evening was an ele-
CANT affair and well patronized.
Longwell Il Co. use up their space this
week bat show some white paper Look for
what they have TO say next week.
The exercises, by the high school on Fri
day last were very fine, and were an honor TO
the teachers/and u credit to the pupils.
Married, at the Presbyterian church in
this village, on Thursday evening, June 7th,
1888, Mrs Addie Reynolds ana Nr. G.. w.
Hunt.
G. w. Young, Esq, takes the place of Mr..
~ ~ IldIIlSOil- IGslSutN llcluDtL VI tue
executive board of the State Agricultural
Society.
Judging from an item in last weeks Her
aid, one would think Van must have taken a
ticket to Omaha instead of to Denver and
Leadville.
The ice cream and strawberry festival at
hr. Richards last week, was success, but
those present came very near getting
sprinkled.
While digging gravel near Prospect Hill
a few days since, for our streets, the work
men dug out lump Of pure copper weight 1
ing Il ounces
Paw Paw Chapter will confer the Royal
Arch degree on Monday evening, June 18th.
Companions from other chapters are invited
TO be present
There will be a Fourth of July dance at
the Phoenix Hotel in Mattawan, G. l.. Rix
and Thomas Maxwell, room managers.
Music, Bonfoey's band.
Miss Minnie Hazard, of Lawrence. has
been visiting her cousin Miss Mamie Row
land. Mrs. Bell -Prosser, an aunt of Mrs.
.. W., accompanied her.
Duncombe. Stearns 81 CO., have tried to
i'll our column of business notices this week,
and they have succeeded pretty well. Just
read what they have to say.
Osborn & Woodman have got tired wish
ing their friends a merry Christmas. and
have changed their ad. Read it. They
have large stock of fine goods.
The exercises at the Free Baptist church
last Sabbath evening were very fine. The
Il ,,rtV, Nha oy,1
vented many from being present.
Married, at Hartford, June lst, 1888, Mr..
Vim. III. Filley of ST. Joseph, Mich, and Miss
Belle Holt, of Paw Paw. w. II. is now pre-
pared to keep hotel in good shape.
The State Teachers Institute will be held
at Lansing beginning July 10th, and continu-
ing four days, under the direction of the
Superintendent of Public instruction.
j. ID. Sherman has new cement walk,
Longwell is building one by his Opera house
and there is to be one constructed in front
of the Double Arcade" Let the good work
go on.
Madame Rumor has it that Hon. J. C.
Burrows and Chas. Duncombe, Esq, have
made $4,000 each, by investing in real
estate at Bismarck. the new capitol of
Dakota.
The barn of Mr. Ezra Whaley, about a
mile north of the village, together with its
contents, was burned on Tuesday evening
last, about ten o'clock. Insured in the Cass
County Mutual. u
Bangor will celebrate on the 4th. Proba-
bly, our people had better begin to select the
place where they viii spend their fourth, as
it has become proyerbial that Paw Paw
never celebrates.
Mr.. G. A. Harrison and family will start
for their new home in Connecticut in few
days. The NoRTHERNER unites with their
many friends here in wishing them pros
perity and success.
The tenth annual picnic of the Cass
County Pioneer Society. will be held on the
/ fair grounds in Cassopolis, on Wednesday,
June 9th. Gov. Begole will deliver the
/ principal address.
Straub's Normal Musical Institute for ss3,
will be held at Goshen, Ind, commencing
Monday, July 30th, continuing four weeks,
and closing with public performance of
/ Mendelssohn's masterpiece. "Elijah."
School closes week after next. The gradua-