The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-11-29

FIFTH letter delivery has been inaugu.
rated for tho business portion OF the city OF
Kalamazoo.
JOHN MArrEsoS. of .Joyfcld, raised this
year two bushels of potatoes from IA medium
sized peach-blow.
RONALD MATHER, of Hartford, CT, gives
Olivet college $4,000 worth of property
located at Bay City.
DANIEL HAPPIER, of East Saginaw, com.
mitted suicide by taking ratpoison. He
leaves nine motherless children.
A MEETING of the Kalamazoo County
Teachers association was held at the school
building in Vicksburg, on the Gath of this
month.
IT is announced that in November oranges
in Michigan, as in other States, will devote
much time to the discussion of the tariff
question
IT is said that the railroad towns and lum-
Der regions from Bay City To Cheboygan are
swarming with men unsuccessfuly seeking
employment.
MAN named Cromerick was drowned
while crossing Muskegon Channel ut lis
mouth in small boat. He was an employee
at the mill there. The body was found.
A. II. SHORT, of Coldwater, claims that he
has cut from his 2yearold merino RAM
Diamond fleece of 1868 days growth which
weighed forty-one pounds and three ounces.
HENRY KRIsHER, whose parents reside in
ST. Louis, was caught in the shafting at
wymans mill at Chippewa Lake, and killed.
oJ aI,o bal
mile, and retained his senses TO the last.
His head and one shoulder were terribly
mangled.
A PosToFFICE has been established at Gill
bert Wexford county, with Andrew Carlson as
! Postmaster. Also an Office at MastOdon,
| Marquette county, with Herbert j. Hughitt as
Postmaster The department has ordered
that the railway postal service on the route
| from Marquette TO LAnsc be extended from
! LAnse via Baraga to Houghton to take effect
| Dec. /.
AN elderly woman was run over Ivy street
car and instantly killed. The accident oc-
CURED opposite the Michigan Pipe Company's
works on Watershed. Deceased was walk
! ing ut the side of the track when in some
manner she fell across the rail. The wheels
of the car passed over her chest Deceased
was identified as Mrs. Light.
A YOUNG man named Walter Brooks was
knocked down with II club while he was walk
! ing on the strect-car track between the dry
dock and the railroad bridge at Bay City. At
ter knocking him s9nseess his assailants
robbed Brooks of about 81 in cash, and
Il Oil left him lying on the street. He was
found by mill men and conveyed TO one of
the mills where he was made rs comfortable
as possible.
ANDREW ADAMS lives here with woman
he calls his wife. They have lived here about
two months. The other day James Vinegar,
of Cadillac, Mich, came here, and, with the
assistance of the officers, succeeded in locat-
ing the pair and claimed the woman as his
wife. Just after dark he entered the house,
without knocking, found them at tea, and at
the table was Winegar's little 3-year-old boy.
Winegar's story is this: About seven years
ago he met and fell in love with Myra Smith,
a blushing maiden, of Kalamazoo, whom ne
married. One child was born to them-a oy
They moved TO Cadillac about n year ago
There his wife met and became infatuated
with Adams and ran away with him, taking
all the household goods, Winegars wearing
apparel and the little boy. Ever since her
sudden disappearance the husband and Il
couple of detectives have been looking for
her, and her whereabouts were finally re-
vealcd by cousin of the woman. Vinegar
says ali he wants is the child and he will be
satisfied, and he is about to take legal steps
70 accomplish that end.-Sturgis letter.