The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-09-27

as though the climate of northern Michigan
agreed with him.
! The Ladies Christian Aid Society will have
spelling social" on Tuesday evening, Oct.
| I'd, at the residence of A. NanAuken. All
are cordially invited.
Read Longwell e. Co.'s new adj They not
only advertise themselves but also the county
fair. They propose to make a show of goods
worthy OF the occasion.
All that gitters is not gold, and all that
shines is not steel, as those gentlemen who
broke their highly polished hammers on the
| first nail they tried TO draw discovered.
| Van Buren, as usual has to play second
| fiddle to kalamazoo. That county has sew
enteen divorce cases on its calendar, while
this county could muster but fourteen. "
Joe. the butcher, has purchased a meat
market at Hartford, and Will open business
/ there about Nov. 1st. He will serve the citi-
zens of that burg in tirst-class manner.
Jay has enlarged and renewed his adj
yertisement. Don't pass it by without a
close examination. He keeps an immense
stock from which all, even the most "bash-
full can be supplied.
DIR. G.. Y. Hilton wishes Us 20 call atten-
( ton to the fact that mis- Office hours are only
as published in his card which appears in
another column. At other times he is absent
attending his patients.
We received communication from "Tem-
perance. but as all the space we could pos
sibly spare on the temperance question was
occupied by matter already in type. it had to
be omitted.
The many friends OF Rev. G.. =. Linder-
man. formerly of this place, now of Phoenix,
N. Y, will regret to learn that, on Sunday of
last week, he had the misfortune to lose
valuable driving colt. Loss 1925.
Last spring e. w. Longwell sold to Mr..
Archibald Biibo four pounds of early white
star potatoes, from which Mr.. b. raised 322
pounds. pretty fair yield. Mr.. j. Markle
also raised two bushels of the same variety
from only three potatoes.
Two young chaps from town went hunt
ing last Saturday and took their ammunition
in bottle. Their horse got loose and start
ed for home. Some girls captured the rig,
found the ammunition and emptied it on the
ground. Oh girls, girls, how wasteful you
are, n
When A. Hathaway IL Co. started in the
lumber business at this place Mr.. FL. said
they would sell 100000 feet of lumber the
first year. They have been in business five
months and have already sold 100000 feet.
Their sales will, doubtless, reach million
and half before the end of their first year.
A sad affair occurred near Glendale few
days since. An old lady Mrs. Green, with whom
her sister. whom she had not seen for thirty
years, was visiting, died almost instantly.
Mrs. Green had just remarked that she had
not felt so well in a great while when she fell
to the floor and expired without struggle.
The Odd Fellows of this village and their
wives and daughters are taking steps looking
to the reorganization Of a Rebekah degree
lodge here. An adjourned meeting will be
held at Odd Fellows Hall next Wednesday
evening at half past seven o'clock, at which
all who are interested in the matter are in
vited to be present. n
Capt Ed. Smith and wife returned on
Saturday last from their protracted visit to
the seashore. The Capt. has eaten so many
CLANS that he is portlier than ever. He Wis
tied julie Clapp and G. j. Bailey at Boston
Just before he started home. He says the
! boys are doing wonderful business and that
they have genuine bonanza. We are glad
of it for they are worthy of it. "
DR.. NJ. Mason, late Venerand Professor
| in Tom Skuces bogus medical college at De
troit, was arrested last Monday on complaint
/ of Miss Viola Wilson of Pine Grove. charg-
ing him with accomplishing her ruin under
pretense of giving her medical treatment.
He was arraigned before Esq. Warner, and
held TO bail in the sum of $500 for his exam
ination on the 10th day of October next.
On Friday last. Soon Lane of Pine Grove,
on complaint of G.. X. Palmer, Supervisor,
was arraigned on a charge of furnishing Ii
quor 10 one Wallace Lambertson, a person
in the habit of getting intoxicated. Lane
plead guilty and was sentenced to 10 days in
! Jail and 500 fine and costs, with 40 days ad-
ditional imprisonment, if fine and costs are
not paid.
Rev. Henry Morgan of 81 Shawmut ave-,
Boston, Mass, in his preface to the second
edition Of the "Story of the Fallen Priest"
says: MY Ned Nevins, the News Boy
placed me among philanthropists, my 'Snad
owy Hand was but a mothers hand that led
me through 'Life's Struggles. My Boston
Inside Out provoked three lawsuits, with
two attachments upon my church and dwell
ings-one for $4,000 and one for $4,000.
NY Fallen Priest, or Key to Boston Inside
Out may elicit more extended suits" They
evidently found as Morgan says, that he
| scare WOrtu a CtHi.
ing his books or any of them can obtain them
by communicating with the author as above.
They are all intensely interesting.
We take pleasure in announcing the COM
ing of the metropolitan Comedy Company"
Oct. 1st to remain during the week. Judg-
ing from all reports the company is first
class in every respect, and is meeting with
success wherever it goes. The Three Rivers
Reporter gives glowing account of their
entertainments in that village. selection
from the following pieces will be presented
here: "The California Detective, Hazel
Kirke," "The Bankers Daughter" "The
Danites," "The Planters Wife" kathleen
Mavourneen." a Mothers Devotion" and
others. They carry their own scenery got
ten up especially for the production of their
own plays. Mr.. Frank Tucker the proprie-
tor, is Van Buren, county boy, and has won
an enviable reputation as an actor. We feel
assured that the company will give our citi-
zens n series of first class entertainments.
Admission 81 cts, reserved seats 30 cts, sea-