The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-03
CORRESPONDENCE.



Sebring has put out only ten acres of po-
tatoes this season.
Seven new members were added TO the
church last Sunday. and given the right hand
Of fellowship.
Rev. j. S. Warren of Covey Hill, has, it
seems, taken contract 10 fat ye editor. FL
der, come over on our street.
In looking over the last NoRrHEsNER we
see that &c. w. Bush runs a good livery barn
in the northern part of the county" Where?
Millspaugh has resigned as station agent
on account Of i'll health. Rolla Myers now
occupies that lucrative position and is wait
ing for an offer of marriage.
The Post will 90 to South Haven on the
evening OF the third and return the fifth.
Fare for all, from here, sixty cents the round
trip.
Work on the factory is beng pushed. We
noticed Seneca Anderson on the ground last
week, we think with view to getting fin
ger in the pie.
Robyn's Comedy Company played here
last week three nights in succession. This
company is one in a hundred, as it gave gen.
eral satisfaction.
A subscription paper was circulated here
one day last week to buy Nate. Chamberlain
anew COW. The money was raised and will
not lay idle, but will buy cow Immediately.
Married, at Kendalls, June 23d, by Rev.
jos. Wilkes. Mr.. Yves Herman and Miss Ad-
die Post. 1t is strange why so many leave
Gobleville and go into the country to get
married.
fhn Nv pIN ADr,fa Liant al TIC
week that his subscription to that cow fund
was, like some others, all wind. Bat be says
the cow has put in an appearance. 1t pays
to advertise.
In the suit of Kit Youngs and Jim Love-
land the defendant called for change of
venue, which was granted by Squire Palmer.
The case will come before Squire Story on
the first of July.
The close OF the Pine Grove school, taught
by Miss Vickery, was celebrated last Friday
by grand picnic in the grove. The Goble-
vile Cornet Band discoursed some fine nau-
sic on the occasion.
Mrs. Standish has gone to Jonesville to
settle her affairs at that place. She will soon
return. Her many friends that escorted her
to the cars put Us IN mind OF a picnic, and
We began to enquire what the rates We're.
IL il too thin, Glendale, your reporting
around that Paw Paw thought they were en-
gaging your band when they hired the Go
blevile Cornet Band. They knew better
than that. They want good band on that
occasion.
DIR. j. Fl. Bennett graduated with honor at
Ann Arbor last week, and received his diplo-
ma "a NJ. d. Mr.. and Mrs. d. ID. Wise left
here last Wednesday to attend the exercises
and their many friends here We'd with each
other in sending flowers to make the occa-
sion more enjoyable.
certain constable of this county, on be-
ing notified by the justice that his charges
were double what they shoule be, said, "Well
never mind itemizing the charges. Put
them III and they will not be noticed" The
Squire told him that could not be done, as
the process was patented.
We had the pleasure, last week Wednesday
evening, of listening to a discourse by the
Rev. w. G. Burns of Paw Paw, delivered to
the Y. NJ. c. A. of this place. The subject
was, The Best Way of Enlistirg Young
Mea in Christian Work" The question was
ably handled, and showed thorough know
ledge of the subject