The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-09-07

| the pr rlncpal OF our union school, VIII please
call at the office during Office hours, to
! p. m.
While visiting at Aurora, Ills, recently, we
were inquired of concerning our townsman
Chet Allen. He is very kindly remembered
by the citizens of that pleasant city.
| Heron has always claimed that it took a
pretty good man to beat him on short
race, Notwithstanding his obesity, bat lank
Hank got away with him the other day.
Last Saturday the Paw Paw 2pd nine
played the Gob!eville 1st nine at the latter
place. They played five innings, the score
| standing IL 10 . in favor of the Paw Paws.
BY special request the blind musicians will
repeat their concert at the Opera house this
! Wednesday evening. Admission adults II
cents, children 10 cents. Tickets at Chap
| pell's.
City Bus Line c. V. BurGick proprietor,
is the legend on the new omnibus. 1t Is a
beauty and Burdicli feels proud of it, while
you can't touch Batter, the driver, with 4
ten-feot pole.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. DAVIS of Worcester,
Mass, and Mrs. q. II. French OF Charles
town, n. H.. arrived from the east last Sat
urday. Both of the ladies arc sisters of
Jos. Kilburn.
frank Warren drives & handsome new
bus. He not only makes connection with
the trains at the depot, but with the door 20
his new vehicle be connects closely with the
steamboat i,ue.
Elder Reese had asked for a hundred
bibles at tie temperance meeting and got
about half dozen. He was inclined to
think that tho citizens of our town were
nearly out O. bibles.
Detroit Knights OF Labor are raising
fund to purchase a home III that city for the
blatant Dick. TrevellcS, who has peculiar
way of earning an honest living by the sweat
of other mems brows
The citizens along Gremps street are
proud of the work done by the corporation
IN grayelng the same. They showed their
liberality by subscribing over a hundred
dollars toward the work.
Last Sunday morning gentleman of this
village while trying 10 persuade his wife to
get up first rolled out OF bed and bumped
his head severely. Better make the fire
yourself~next time, II. u.
/ DtSaiS NElruI ana OdrdH FOX hiNc each
filed in the Office OF the county clerk, bills
praying for a divorce from their respective
husbands Henry ID. Wright and Joseph Fox,
ON the ground of alleged desertion.
Oak Park Seminary is now thoroughly
organized III all its departments. Students
can enter any OF the departments at any
time. The commercial department is under
the management OF Prot. 4. b. Robinson.
Out of forty-six cases on the calendar of
the circuit court at the present term. only
! fourteen are divorce cases. The divorce
business must be getting dull. Can't some
| thing be done 10 start the mill to qrindingy
The Decatur gun club will visit this town
on Friday. Sept. Ith. In the afternoon they
will shoot friendly contest with the Paw
! Paw club. Those who would like 20 see
some good shooting will have an opportunity
10 do 30.
The new Detroit paper. the EccJiag four
nal, put in an appearance as advertised. lt
IS an elegant sheet, bright, crisp and newsy,
aud in typographical appearance, gem.
We are pleased 10 give it place Oh our list
of exchanges.
One day out in Aberdeen a good looking
young lady desiring to purchase certain
! household utensil used for pulyeriziug pota-
toes, went into the store and asked for
"masher' The proprietor ana all his clerks
at once made break for her. Ask Frank.
The 9TH annual fair of the Western Mich
/ igan Agricultural and Industrial society will
be held at Grand Rapids, Sept. pa %, 2G.
27 and %, 1883. We acknowledge the re-
ceipt of complimentary ticket OF admission
from Geo. w. Thayer. Esq, president of the
society.
Died, few days since, in this village,
Towser NIillington, purp of Frank Milling
ton, from the effects of kick in the head
delivered by one of McCabe's horses. and
sundry revolver shots fired by Frank to-
gether fnisher by McCabe. Frank mourns.
Requiesdog IN pace.
DR.. G. " Hilton has purchased Judge
Mills residence in this village. This is
equivalent 10 saying that the DIR. is perma-
nently located in Paw Paw. We are pleased
that be has settled here, as We consider him
desirable acquisition to the town both as q
citizen and as professional man.
We were fortunate enough to get the first
butter made from Wells Mosier's new Jersey
COW. OF course il was good for Mary never
makes any OJn6f KIM. WellS says SGe (the
COW, not Nary more than fulflls his great
est expectations. IL costs money TO buy
good stock but it pays in the long run.
w. II. Filley of St. Joe, was in town last
week. We had occasion, not long since, to
stop at his hotel, the Lakeview House, and
were entertained handsomely. Hank and
his clerk Bob. Finch know how to "keep
hotel" If any of our readers ever stop in
st. Joe we advise them to patronize the
Lakeview.
Died, in this village on Thursday. Aug. 80
1888, of congestive form of remittent
fever Mr.. Benz. +. Pope, The deceased
was the father of Mrs. $. 7. Bowen, and had
reached the advanced age of 7s years. His
funeral took place on Saturday last, and his
body was laid to rest in the beautiful cene-
terry at Prospect Hill.
The citizens of Keeler want railroad and
an effort is being made to have narrow
gauge road built from Keelerville 10 Hart
ford, connecting with the l.. Il S. III. il. Il.
meeting has been held and liberal aid
promised. Mr.. Ihling offers to iron and op-
crate the road if the citizens will grade and
fia so 4hot H,,tIt H..