The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-10-16
GohleYille.

We saw Lip Southworth on our streets
this week.
An apple in the throat caused the death of
Cad Gilbert's COW in Pine Grove.
Will Smith clerks for T. Z. Avery at
Bloomingdale. Easier than making baskets.
Mr. Draper of this place, 20 years of age,
dug and picked up 81 bushels of potatoes in
one day.
The band boys will give an open-air con-
cert every Saturday evening from seven to
eight o'clock.
Some people here think we are interfering
in their business when we speak of their
working Sundays. Perhaps We are.
Married, by Elder Lewis, Oct 10Th, at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs. John
Brown, Miss Cora L. Root and Mr.. Stephen
Rogers.
Married, Oct. 10Th, at Gobleville, Squire
Palmer officiating, Mr.. Ebert e. Hayes of
this place, and Miss Martha Pelong of Co
lumbia.
The boys of Gobleville say there was no
game of bali played by them on the fair
ground. Please correct, as the boys here
can't be beat.
Mrs Julia Qua of Gaylord, vino has been
visiting friends in Waverly for the past two
months, returned home last week Monday.
Mr.. Rogers accompanied her.
1t was Joke on the band boys when they
escorted o representative of the Jackson
wagon works from the depot, under the inn
preston it was Senator Palmer.
Melvin Reynolds, boy living at Mr..
Slonaker's, was thrown from a horse last
Sunday and had his arm broken at the wrist.
DR.. Anderson put it in good shape again.
We will again call attention to the thank
Offering on the afternoon and evening OF
Oct Both. All come and bring anything
you can spare to sell, and also victuals for
the table.
1t is only by good luck that Gobleville is
not now in ashes. At the social last week
at Good Templar's hall, Mr.. Plant of Pine
Grove, was hired to make warm candy. he
brought his stove with him and put il up in
the hall where it was left all night. In the
morning it was found that the floor was
burned through and being hard wood, had
gone out Had it caught below in the cell.
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corded.
The republicans according to programme
raised splendid pole here Oct. Sth. Not
withstanding it was rainy in the forenoon
and stoves in demand, large crowd OF
people was on the ground. Glendale fur
nished her quota of three four-horse teams
which brought the Glendale band and lots OF
handsome women from that pleasant little
burg. No one could hesitate which way tc
vote after hearing Mr.. Burrows speech
which occupied an hour. He handled al
the questions at issue in way peculiar to
himself. After the speech the bands alter
mated in giving us some good music. Wal
ter Freer of Waverly, did a daring act wher
he climbed the pole and freed the streamel
which in some way became entangled and
refused to wave. He received three hearty
cheers.
The Sunday-schoo institute, of the asso
citation of Bloomingdale, will be held at th,
Free Baptist church here, on Wednesday
Oct. ODD. The programme is as follows
10 o. m, Praise service, by Elder Lewis
1890, reports of schools; IL, paper, "Wh,
should we seek to multiply the ATTENDANCE
at Sunday-school?" G. w. Naftger o
Sunday -school," Mrs. Rachel Dean; musi
and benediction p. M, paper, "How to Sc
cure active and earnest teachers" Rev. K.
Armstrong; 1870, paper, "What can we do h
interest those who neglect attendance a
Sunday SCHOOL," A. Haven; 2, address by
b. Allen of Covert. TO be followed by ques
|. ton drawer; 2:45, Sunday-school conference
and miscellaneous business, conducted b.