The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-07-27
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OF last week.
The social al Oak Park Seminary netted
about S15.
The new narrow gauge engine is named
the Hartford" y
Union services next Sunday night at Free
Baptist church.
Mrs. jerome Warner and Mrs. Palmer are
visiting at Bangor. -
Ex-register of deeds Ellis is building him
a new house in Decatur.
Mrs. II. III. Lyon, of South Bend, Ind, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Ed. Gilman, who has been quite ILL
is regaining her health.
Miss Nina McCabe, who has been very
sick, is somewhat better.
Mr.. N. p. Conger is very low and with but
little prospect of recovery.
Mrs. p. A. Travis, of Hartford, visited
friends in Paw Paw this week.
DR.. Andrews has so far recovered as to be
able to come down to his Office.
James Hutchins is building a new barn on
his place just south of the depot.
Burroughs Il Co. are erecting commodious
coal sheds near the depot grounds.
Mrs. Frank Parker and Mrs. Gremps have
been visiting friends in Dowagiac.
Better delay writing that letter until Oct.
1st. You can send it then for two cents.
The Disciples are about to paint their
church, which will be a great improvement.
Many thanks to those kind friends who
sent us copies of our paper asked for last
week.
The recent warm rains make bad outlook
for harvesting. There is danger of having
grown wheat.
new residence is to be built by Mr.. l..
B. Sheldon, on the corner of Paw Paw and
Niles streets.
NJ. j. Smiley, Esq, has been appointed as
attorney of the G. +. and l. K. h. rice
Hughes, deceased.
Jim. Leech looks very downhearted. His
wife and babies are visiting in Chelsea, Mich,
and jim. is.
They had quite breeze up in Waverly
last Friday. Some timber was blown down
and fruit trees were uprooted.
During the past week it has been cold
enough to make white man s teeth chatter,
and hot enough to make darkey lol.
DR.. Scott is having his office calcimined
and fixed up generally. He has couple OF
very fine rooms and good location.
Dir. Ed. Gilman has bought out his part
ner in the grange store, Mr.. M. DeLaVergne,
and will conduct the business himself.
A gentleman at Lawton says that be had a
lot OF hogs that gained 100 pounds each jn
48 days, which is pretty rapid growth. V
Randall, the baker, has got his soda foun-
tain in operation and is prepared to dispense
! the cooling beverage to all who may call for it
President Durgin, Of Hillsdale college
made pleasant call at the NoETHERNER Of
flee one day last week, in company with
Elder Burns.
On Saturday last Uncle John Bathrick had
a paralytic stroke, not a very severe one
however, but it was not pleasant. He is able
| to be around
Some of the men at work on the steeple oi
the Disciple church are nearer Heaven than
they ever were before. We can't say how il
will be in the future.
Will. Mackellsr intends to start on trip
to the sea shore some day this week. Ht
has an idea that it will do him good to fl
up on CLAIMS, etc.
Last Friday the lightning which was play
ing around very freely, struck the barn of s
Cox, Esq, in this village. Fortunately, bu
little damage was done.
Mr.. Burroughs says his coal has arrived
and the sooner parties who have contracted
with him for their fuel receive the same, the
better he will be satisfied.
Charley Mosier came home from Ions
trip last Saturday, but, as his wife is in Cali
fornia, he is still out at pasture. He has los
his Glowing beard" and he looks good dea
"no handsomer."
Our friend, w. II. Filley, Esq, must bC
doing a good hotel business at st. Joe. The
Lakeview House, of which he is proprietor
roomed sixty-six guests on the 18th inst. 4
pretty good showing. v
Oak Park Seminary will remain in session
here until Aug. II, when it will be removed
to Three Rivers. The people there have ap
propriated TO the use of same large hote
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Mr.. L. J. Brown, the missing saloon keep
er from South Haven, put in an appearance
before ESQ., Warner last Monday, plead gull
ty and was fined $40 and costs, which h
paid like little man, and went home re
joicing.
There will be county teachers institut,
held under direction of the State Supt O
Instruction, at Lawrence, beginning Aug. p
1883, at two o'clock p. IA. general attend
ance of the teachers OF the county is yer.
desirable.
The drug store of G. w. Tyler d Co. i
being ceiled overhead. The old plasterin
had nearly all fallen of. IL isn't YER
pleasant place to do business just at present
as the platforms are liable to come in con
) tact with ones head.
COL ]. B. Culver. formerly in business il
this place, son-in-law of Uncle Davi'
Woodman, died very suddenly in a barbe
, shop in Buffalo, n. y, on Wednesday of las
; week. He was Col. of the 18th Mich. Infant
, ry, and we'll known by many of our citizen
AL. Mcneil has commenced operations fc
his new brick veneered house. He will hay
n pOOd one ne he has enQaOed q good set {