The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-04-20
CORRESPONDENCE.


Garden making IL the order of TIE day.
The harefooted boy hss pat ia an appear
anss.
\ Col. W. Il Hawkins has bought him new
horse.
Samuel Consa!us is putting nsw addition
ON his farm house.
Mr.. y. W. Fisk, form .rly Of Alrnens, has
beoome city lady. having moved 70 towp.
VIII PhIlips s,ld his gray Norman for
$3.50, Que day last week.
u AnireEs ~ r4isiag up and repairing
IA srnrinaut huusa on tho west side of the
river
Tat h,ra,, thief alarm of Jim Galigan's
thu ~ mentioned hast weok, il a grand sue
cesS
Sucker fishing hse oommenced in good
eara,s suckers are quoted two for
nickel.
The tarners are hayi q hard luck with
their p,Ss this spring. many of them dying
IA iaianoy.
Mss Rose Jones, of the Les district, has
re urneI from Chicago, where she has been
sslyin; for the past ,oar
Paw Paw townoh has purchased $50
sar-. Of the Detroit S4fe Company, for the
safe Keeping Of itle public records.
Mrs. NJ ,rian Humphrey. nee Sesrles,
daughter Of stephen d. Sesrles, died 1T
Ha things last week, of consumption.
1t IL rather q mean trick 10 sell - load of
Jane grass hay for red top. We had that
little game played GU us few days ago.
Mas Bell Ri:haTls. of this city, has been
enga eed for the summer, 90 knock the IL
noance out of the LIS district juvenile.
We sai hast week, th.. sohn Abrams had
gpt t. be landlord of the Union House. We
", ne, mistaken. Wilson Leo ia still at the
helm.
The I.awton correspondent OF the H6TGId
says wheat has dropped 10 G5 cents per
bushel. Wheat, over theirs, must have tho
daopsy very bad.
G.. w. HINT has bought Of G. r.. Cook, his
ts,.acre farm south of town, paying therefor
$1,000. Mr. Cook edyertised his place for
sale ia the NoETHEEsER.
DR.. Keablcs was in town the other day and
made us a friendly call. ne doctor ha' a
peculiar grip in the shake, which has aroused
our suspicious in certain direction.
Samuel Patterson, the handsome bachelor
drayman, is fixing up his flower garden to
XIII, this spring. We presume Sam. will
havo no objection to the gny widows in his
part of town, hanging over his fonce to Wow
his daisies, occasionally.
We omitted last week 20 speak of birth
day party that took place at Myron II. Hos
kins', in honor of Mrs. H's 67th birthday.
Some twenty of tho neighborirg women
swooped down on her like a wolf On the fold,
spent the afternoon and Of course Ind good
time, al they always 90.
One Of OR good looking manageable
young ladies, after vivsing oar two now
youae druggists, Messrs. Covert 4 Bsrtrem,
on learning that they were both married
men, hoayed Sigh, eaying it vas "too bad,
ard "just killing" SShe hes or deepcst
sympathy.
VIM. Il. Pirey. OF this place, and .. Nut
ting OF Benton Harder, have rented 2 hotel
O. ST.. Joseph and will take possession shout
May 10Th. OF course Hank viii expect all
his friends 10 give him q can when they arc
down there, and they wiz.
A Wayorly man, not long since sold doe.
the buteher, three. yeaT-Old IouLoy heiier,
very fat and weighing 800 pounds. One Of
our city chaps, While hooking her over, re
marked that he had seen Some big calves 10
his day, hut that calf Was a whale compared
10 anything he had seen. lie war very nn1
ious 90 know the kind of stock she YVES, as
To vantod 70 get setting of the eggs.
wilson Lee, the coed looking proprietor OF
the Union House, while pulling his COW last
Sunday raorning, had the misfortune to come
in contact with ono of her hind fsts and got
badly deSncrolized. Tho milk vs8 over
turned, filing his hat full, and WiIs. vas
srpiJod ell over the barn floor and picked up
in prsoarious condition. A % cent pail
was kicked beyond recognition. wills. sur
wives but there Is no hope for tho pail.
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