The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-03-23
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first.
Frank Hudson has returned from Dakota.
He don't like it.
Mrs. Rhoda Hopkins has nice lot of new
goods for the ladies.
Public examination of teachers in this
place next Friday.
Special Easter services at Free Baptist
church, Sunday morning
Easter services at the M. f. Church, Sab
bath morning, and at p. m.
We hear there will be preaching at the
Disciple church next Sunday.
viii Snow started for Dakota on Saturday
last If he stays there it Win Snow all sum
mer.
Rev. James Goodman will preach in the
Baptist church at Lawton, next Sunday at
o'clock.
Laura Flanders has gone to LIudington to
her sister's-not on bridal tour, as the
gossips say.
Dr. Ward has established himself in the
dental business at Kalamazoo. See his card
in another column.
Miss Shedd closes her first term of dane
ing school next Tuesday evening. She will
teach another term.
VIM. Markillie is delivering carload of
oats, raised on his "model farm" at Coolies,
for 40 cts. per bushel.
Mrs. s. Sortor, of Detroit, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. II. Ocobock, of this village
She will remain several weeks.
Miss Libbie Marshall, daughter of James
Marshall, died last Friday, of measles. Her
remains were taken TO New York for burial
Mrs. Hannah Hazard grandmother of Mrs
o. w. Rowland, died at the residence of her
son, E. C. Hazard, in Lawrence, last Wednes-
day morning.
G. S. Adams, of Lawton, was on our streets
last Tuesday, looking after old iron and junk
Spence is doing quite an extensive business
in that direction.
Died, at her residence, - miles south
east of this village, after short illness, Kate,
wife of Orlando II. Pride, leaving husband
and two children to mourn her loss.
Duncombe, Stearns * Co. advertise their
drug and grocery business for sale, in this is
sue of the NoRTHENER. They have fine
stock and desirable location.
The Ladis' Aid Society Of the Free Bap-
tist church, will hold an Easter Social at the
residence of G.. Erkenbeck, on Tuesday even
ing, March 27th. All are cordially invited.
Last Sunday, within twelve hours, the
mercury dropped thirty-eight degrees, and
Monday morning it marked 8 Q, which was
forty-three degrees colder than Sunday morn
ing.
Geo. Vanderpool, who was convicted in
Manistee and acquitted in Hastings, of the
murder of his partner, Herbert Field, is now
on trial in Ohio for forgery AHegdn
Gazette.
Mr.. Frank Rawson carries fine watch
upon which is engraved Frank Rawson
presented by l.. G. Dana, Sheriff of FL Paso
county, Colorado. Springs Re
public.
A line received from our friend John S.
Tuckey, now of Charleston, ILL.,, renewing his
subscription, says: "All well. The NOR
THERNER is a welcome visitor, every Monday
morning"
We call attention TO w. J. & X. Sellick'
new ad. They are thorough business men,
keep a large and elegant stock, and fully un-
derstand the value of printers ink, in calling
customers to their store.
We are informed that bargain has been
made for the sale of Mr.. q. w. Matthews
business in this village, TO brother of Rev.
G. l.. Cole from Newaygo, possession to be
given about April 1st.
a new cellar has been dug under the
Grange store. Frank Pierce and Henry
Smith, Jr., did the work. If any two men
can remove more dirt in the same length OF
time, they are good diggers.
just observe Longwell e. Co.'S new al. in
this paper. They are preparing TO have one
of the very finest stores in the county, and
will carry large and well selected stock in
the future as they have done i'm the Dnst