The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-12-06
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INNINGS has q new al. Read IL.

Cummings has new ad. Read it.
Hartford children have the whooping
cough.
Prof. A. B. French at the Opera House this
Wednesday evening.
Prices have been reduced at Prof. French's
lecture to % and 30 cents.
Broughton tells an interesting story about
the King of Siam, this week.
E'A pleasant social was held at the residence
of A. f. Mcneil last Tuesday evening.
Covert & Bartram are preparing for
Christmas. See their new advertisement.
DR.. Haskin of Lawrence looked in upon
us the other day, and aired his jolly laugh.
Frank Drew has his harness room in the
building formerly occupied by w. f. Cook.
VIM. i. Greenly one of Michigan's ex-
Governors. was buried at Adrian on Sunday
last.
JAS. F. Bullard, the returned Dakotian,
may be found behind the counter at Dun
combe, Stearns d. Cos.
The Rev. Dempster Lamphere of Alamo, a
former army comrade of ours, made us a
pleasant call on Tuesday last.
Frank Milington. who has been so long
with Duncombe, Stearns 81 CO., has accepted
a situation with Covert & Bartram.
The Kalamazoo Academy of Music or
chestra will play for the dance at the Opera
House on Thursday evening Dec. Goth.
Died. at the residence of I. II. Streator. in
Antwerp on the oath ult., Worthy q. Strea-
tor aged 80 years, IL months and ~ days.
"Syroup' is the way one of our business
men has it spelled on his advertising board
1t ought to be good to stand that kind of
spelling.
The ladies aid society of the Free Baptist
church will hold a social at the residence of
Thomas Galligan Tuesday evening Dec 11th.
All are cordially invited.
Editor Brown late of South Haven, was
recently lodged in the Saginaw cooler, drunk
again, and imagining himself about to be the
next governor of Michigan.
Uncle Sans pensioners are being made
happy by the receipt of their quarterly pen
sions. 1t is now in order for certain papers
to speak about the nations paupers.
III Tue COuIl. dll HDDthl IOfu the up-
cision of the circuit court commissioner dis
solving an attachment, in the case of H. j.
Hendryx vs.. Fred Hacker, was dismissed.
On Friday last, Mr.. George Fellows of
Hartford, was killed, while in the woods
chopping. 10y falling tree. He was poor
man, and leaves wife and three children.
In last weeks mention of the prizes grant
ed by Miss Bryar for the best penmanship.
we omitted the name of Solon Burroughs
who was the successful one in the 9Th grade.
Rumor says that certain party at Glen
dale is habitually violating the liquor law
Perhaps he would like to be interviewed by
our prosecuting attorney and-perhaps not
We 90 to press too early to give report of
the temperance convention at Lawrence yes
terday, but we shall expect full report from
our correspondent at that place, for our next
issue.
Did anybody remark that time piece
regulated to one standard of time, woulo
not keep any other standard without being re.
regulated2 Never mind we won't give i
away.
+. Il. n Harry Longwell are making pre-
parations to open roller skating rink at tn
Opera House. Tney are enterprising chap.
Their first seance will be given this Thurs
day evening.
Miss Louisa ANDERSON and her brothe
Eugene of Hartford, have gone to Floridi
to spend the winter Miss Anderson hope
by residence in the sunny south to regaiI
her health which has been very poor for
long time.