The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-06-01
Coral Nrpsrfmenf.
Summer has come.


Ed. Cummings is in town.
Del. Cummings went to Niles on Wednesday
to play with Bullard.
Mr. G. Z. Chappell has been quite i'll for
some days past, but is recovering.
The Free Methodists have erected tent
near Z. G.. Buffers, where they are holding
daily meetings.
Mrs. w. X. Butler has our thanks for
beautiful bouquet, which wasleft on our table
last Wednesday.
Riley Bangs has nice new carriage and
horse barn III the rear of his residence on
Kalamazoo street.
Dr. Scott has changed his Office to the
rooms over Free Il Martins store. See the
change in his card.
Mrs. Maria Hudson has bought seventy
! five acres of the Willard estate, near Pros
pect Hill cemetery
They say that Mrs. Frank Stearns and
Mrs. Will Snow will start for Aberdeen for a
visit in n few days.
! Paw Paw has the h----st school
ma ans in the county, and they are Just as
good as they are b.
f. G.. Butler called Us into his store the
other morning to look at some new china
ware he has just received. II IS handsome.
A. Hathaway, of the firm Of A. Hathaway
& Co., spent Sunday with his family in town.
He reports the lumber business as flourish
ing.
Miss Ollie gave an entertainment il her
department of the school, last Friday. The
little folks acquitted themselves very credita-
bly,.
Chas. Z. Galligan Esq. has removed from
town to his farm. We understand that his
poor health is what induced him to leave
town.
Miss Shedd will conduct dance at Town
Hall next Friday evening. Bill Is cents.
She intends to give weekly parties during
the summer.
The Paw Paw Herqld looked full as well
as usual, last week, if not little better
Van better stay away and let May run the
establishment.
The board of review were in session at
the Office of the town clerk on Monday and
Tuesday. But few changes were made in
the assessment roll.
Mr.. G. +. Cole, brother Of Rev. u. l..
Cole, has become a resident of our village.
He has purchased Mrs Hendricks residence,
paying therefor $1,000
The union meeting at the Disciple church
on Sunday evening last was largely attended.
A fine sermon was delivered by Rev. Mr.
Gault, of Dayton, Ohio.
We hear that Dansby & Sage have pur-
chased that part of the Granger Block, oc-
cupied by Lew Roberts as q barber shop,
paying therefor Sl2OO.
DR.. Failing of Coolies, will locate at Grand
Rapids. The denizens of that city will not
find him tdt{itg III any OF the qualities that
go 20 make good physician.
Mrs. l. b. Conner has been very Ill for
some time past, and on Wednesday morning
last. it was reported that she was dead, but
the report proved TO be untrue.
The annual reunion Of the VanBuren
County Pioneers association will be held at
Lawton, on Wednesday, June 9Th, 1883. A
general attendance is requested.
Main street IS being graveled, beginning
near the Free Baptist church and extending
westward. The work will probably be con-
tinued TO Kalamazoo street, perhaps farther
Owing to the hard rain last Friday night
farmers could not work Saturday and our
streets were thronged with teams, and the
walks and stores thronged with people all
day.
Monday next is quarterly pension day.
Miss Mamie Rowland will be at the office of
G. A. Harrison in the Court House, for the
purpose of executing vouchers for pension
ers.
The summer running meeting OF the Chi
cago Driving Park will be held from June
23d to July 4th, inclusive. Gil entries have
been made and the premiums amount 10
more than $4,000.
Ed, You have just as good right to
paint it green as any other color, but you
shouldn't be so quick tempered when your
color blind acquaintances manifest their cur
iosity in regard to it.
At its last regular meeting held on Thurs
day evening of last week, Brodhead Post q.
A. II. unanimously rendered formal vote of
thanks to those who contributed toward the
purchase of their new banner.
We have received copy of the st. Jo-
seph Her0ld containing an elaborate article
setting forth the beauties and advantages of
that place. Il is good article and is good
indication of the enterprise OF the Herald.
The probabilities are that neither our
principal, Prof. Cupples, nor his assistant,
Miss Thomas, will remain another year with
our school. All, or nearly all, the other
teachers will probably continue in their pres
ent positions.
The annual meeting Of the Michigan
State Pioneer Society, has been postponed
until June 18th, 1888, at > o'clock p, M. at
which time it will open in Representative
Hall, at Lansing, ond continue through the
day and evening OF the 18th.
Born on Wednesday night of last week, to
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Hilton daughter, but un-
fortunately, the little waif of humanity was
not long for this world, as it died the next
day. This was the second child born to
them, both of which they have buried.
Will Hinckley has sold ont his dray and
hack business to Frank Warren. Frank sig
nalized his advent last Friday evening by
allowing his team to run away with the
Dyckman House bus. No great damage
done beyond frightening some ladies on the
streets.
At the last meeting of our school board. it
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