The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-07-13
Gobleville.

There were 800 tickets sold here on the
4th for South Haven.
Mrs. Hipp is on visit to her parents
near Berrien Springs.
Several ladies got left at South Haven on
the 4th, notwithstanding the conductor told
them the train would leave at sharp seven.
Mart Westcott found curiosity the other
day in the shape of two hens eggs, half size.
One had no sign of the white about it and
the other 10 yolk. They appeared to be
twins.
Married, at Blooiningdale, July Sth. by
Elder Ames of the Baptist church, Miss
Zadie Flint of South Haven, and Mr.. Bert
Brown of Gobleville. No cake or cards, but
the cigars were hne.
Dimock could not issue the Herald last
week. on account of palpitation of the brain,
caused by too much 4th at South Haven.
We hope his wife will come home and get
him properly started again.
, Stewart, of the Sentinel finds fault be-
cause there was no CREASED pole at South
Haven on the 4th, with a prize at the top.
Next year We propose to have pole and pig,
CREASED for his especial benefit.
Married, at the parsonage, by Elder Lewis.
July Sth. Miss Lillian Lewis, daughter of
the Elder, to DR.. John Foss, of Warren, Ill.
The happy couple will spend the honeymoon
visiting friends, and expect to settle down i'll
Kansas.
We understand that the Ohio man has
caused an order to be issued TO g. A. Bush
as overseer of highways, to shut up ali cows
running at large. He has notified the public
that he will shoot all cows trespassing on his
premises. A crisis is at hand.
Prof. Hipp, who for the past two years
has had charge of the school at this place,
has accepted a position as teacher III the
High school at Lansing. This will open a
vide field of labor for the Prof, who IL a
live man. He has large circle of friends at
Lansing who have been instrumental in Sc
curing his services for that city. He leaves
this school in good shape and we, III COM
mon with the people of the district, are
sorry 70 lose him from our midst.
Died. on Saturday morning last at two
O'Clock a. M, Mrs. Helen Moore. daughter of
Mr. $. Jewel of this place. This is sad case
as il was very unexpected. Her husband
who is in Mexico was telegraphed but at last
accounts could not be heard from. She
leaves "a little son seven years old and a
mother whose health is very poor. They
have the sympathy OF large circle OF lFleHuS
who will Go all they can to help them In their
affection. Her shroud was made from her
wedding dress 10y Mrs. Westcott and Mrs.
Away, and was very beautiful.
We went to the 4th at South Haven. We
ep;oved il. The Zach Chandler Post at
South Haven is jolly; they deserve our
thanks. When we arrived there we were
lean when we left we were fat When we
wish 10 enjoy the 4th, we will endeavor to
oct an invitation to South Haven. BY the
way. on our journey we passed the Blooms
ingdale Post drawn up in line, and they
looked very sorry because they were not 60
ing with Us. but our train was full. We saw
McFarlin there ut the head of the company
but be would not speak to us because we
said years ago when he belonged to the red
ribbon club. that he could not sing. Mac.
we take it all back. you can sing like Q
nightingale.