The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-03-30
sorsi Department.

Town meeting next Monday.
Remenyi, Thursday evening, April 5th.
We regret to hear that Miss Abba Barker
is very ill.
The Muldoon's Picnic is well spoken of by
the press.
Judge Mills has been visiting in the State
of New York.
Don't fail to hear Remenyi, the greatest
violinist of the age.
Don't forget the caucus on Saturday after
noon, at the Court House.
Read the new "ad" of the Central Mills
Those chaps mean business
The "Sugar Social" at j. w. Balls last
Tuesday evening, was a success.
Frank Terrill, who resides near Utica, n
Y, il visiting his brother Lyme
John Shrine has loafed around town for
the past ten days and looks tired.
Remenyi, the great violinist, at the Opera
House on Thursday evening. April 9th.
b. +. Warner, Esq, is at home from his
school at Vaudeville, for brief vacation.
Speaking of Remenyi, the Chicago Times
says "His playing is simply wonderful"
We arc glad to be able to state that our
townsmsn F. f.. Stevens, who has been very
i'll, is much better.
Married, in Dowagiac Feb. 21st 1888, Mr..
George Underwood and Miss Minnie Orr,
both of Paw Paw.
On account of lack of space we have been
compelled, this week, to materially abridge
our correspondence.
Wells Mosier and his wife have returned
from their visit to New York. Wells says
they had lots of fun.
Once more the melodious tones of the
mellfluous voice of the musical chimney
sweep, are heard in the land.
II is not often that our citizens have an
opportunity TO listen to man with a world
wide reputation like Remenyi.
Gorman's Muldoon Picnic Combination at
Opera House this friday evening. See
their 'ad.'' in another column.
Now that N. o. Martin, Esq, has son
and heir, A. G.. has "great expectations y
"While there's life there's hope
Jay Cummings, of the Double Store, has q
now song in his mouth, or rather another
variation of the old one. Read it.
The dancing party with which Miss Shedd
closed her first term of lessons, on Tuesday
evening last, was pleasant affair.
Grange social next Tuesday evening at the
residence of Il. II. Harrison. Warm sugar
for ten cents. Everybody invited.
S. w. Fisk made flying visit to his
friends in this county short time since
He started on his return to Missouri, last
Monday.
Geo. w. Longwell & Co. have had more
holes cut in them, during the past ten days,
than any other firm in town. They stood il
like majors.
We call attention 10 q communication on
the Supreme Judgeship, from Hon. n. II.
Bitely, published in another column. II is
worthy of n perusal.
We are in receipt of an interesting COM
munication from ii. Jacobs, Esq, who is
visiting in Kansas, but press of other mat
ter compels US to omit it.
That was an unfortunate mistake of the
Paw Paw Hcrdld when, in speaking of the
famous Grecnback Chicago platform, it term
cd il tho Chicago 6ldtJ5rm.
Married, March 2sth inst, William. II.
Hawkins, Esq, and Mrs. Florence Terrell.
The happy couple started at onco on their
bridal tour. We wish thom JOY.
Mr.. j. g. Murphy, of San Jose, CAL, made
US pleasant call n few days since. he had
just arrived here, and said be found onr
climate rathor chilly for his constitution.
The gentlemen who assume tho burden of
procuring Remenyi to como here, arc risking
q largo sum of money to give our citizens q
first-class entertainment. We trust their
efforts will no aprrcciofed