The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-04-27

A. Cranes on Wednesday evening. was very
pleasant affair.
Samuel Ellis, ex-register of deeds, has sold
his place in this village and viii return to
Decatur. E. G. Sabin was the purchaser
We call the attention OF our readers TO tn c
new advertisement of VIM. Broadwell, lum-
ber, lath and shingles, at Bangor, in anothe I
column.
Married, in Paw Paw, on she evening OF
the 21st, by Rev. G. L. Cole, Wm. J. Sim
mons to Miss Hattie 4. Hagermau, both o:
Paw Paw.
The Niles district conference of the NJ
E. Church, is to be held Tuesday and We'd
nesday of next week. May lst and md, at
Dowagiac.
This week Broughton shows both head
and feet in the NoTHERNER. What he shows
in the Courier can be seen by glance at
that sheet.
Miss Charlotte Force, of Lawton, who did
not finish up her examination at Paw Paw,
has since completed the same and received a
second grade certificate.
Died, at Battle Creek, April 2lst Mrs.
Cynthia Bathrick. widow OF Elder s. Bath
rick who was formerly pastor OF the +. W.
Baptist church IN this place.
+ Married, at the NJ. E. parsonage, on the
18th inst, by the Rev. Geo. l.. Cole Mr..
Lorenzo d. Herrick OF Almena, 70 Miss
Ella Goodwin of the same place.
Covert 4 Bartram, the new druggists,
have something TO say TO our readers this
week, in another column. They don't mean
to hide their light under a bushel.
Robert .. Beebe, Esq, succeeds the late
DR.. Woodman as postmaster at this place.
Rob't is good fellow, thorough business
man, and will, doubtless. make good officer.
Conner 4 Wood have fitted up building
in good shape. on Gremps street. for car
iriage house. They found it necessary to
have more room for their increasing business.
We understand that Wn. p. Grannis, Esq,
has rented the Phoenix mill Mr.. Grannis
is no stranger to the citizens OF Paw Paw.
and needs no good words from H. He will
do good business on business principles.
Rev. Mr. Edwards spoke at the Christian
church in this village. last Sunday morning
and evening. Everybody was pleased with
his disoourses. It would be d good thing
if the society could secure him as their pas
tor.
The mission socia. which was TO have been
held at the residence Of Mrs Z. 2. Dunning.
on Wednesday evening last, has been post
poned antil this Friday evening. Mr. F. W.
Sellick will deliver a short address on Vienna.
A general invitation is extended to all.
The Gobleville Herald's method OF sand
wiching its advertisements between its
news items, makes very interesting local
page for its readers. II is as good as a puz-
lie column. as il requires shrewd guessing
to determine what IS news and what are ads
Mrs. Mary Z. Jones will deliver free lee
ture in this village, on Monday evening"
April 3oth, preparatory to her start on the
succeeding morning on her pedestrian tour
across the continent" If she accomplishes
the Journey, she will have done that which
no woman ever did before
Died, in Fayette, March -, Olive d. Cram
ton, wife Of Abel Crsmton. after long and
painful illness of four months. She made a
profession of religion while in her youth, and
has always lived consistent christian life
She died full in the faith, rejoicing in her
Saviour, and was ready and willing to depart
-JoaescWe Iadepenaeat.-The deceased
formerly resided in this village aud was the
mother of Mrs. DR.. Hathaway.
On Sunday last the residence of HI
Hendryx, in Hamilton, was burned. with
nearly all its contents. The fire originated
up stairs, probably from defective CHM
ney, and was not discovered until the whole
upper part was ahame. The occupants had
barely time to remove a very few things
from the lower room. before the fire drove
them away. We understand Mr.. IL. had
some insurance. but the amount WE have not
learned.
The following named teachers received
certificates at the Bloomingdale examination:
Ida Bishop, Kate Fletcher Belle T. Gulley,
Eleena A. Green, Belle Johnson, Angie Kings
ton, Mary Killifer. Helen Maynard. Agnes
NJ NJ rp.-4 Al.