The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-01-29
Local Department.

Your roof leaked, didn't it? Everybody's
did.
You can bring that wood now as quick as
you please.
Frank Sellick now has one of the neatest
offices in town.
on business trip
Velvets are the special attraction at the
"Double Store" this week
We didn't have that "round square" that
Lou Woodman sent the boy after.
Anne Palmer is in Detroit attending the an
nual session of the Masonic Grand Lodge.
The young people report a grand time at
the masquerade, at the rink, last Friday
evening.
Andy Johnson, of the Decatur Republican,
was a welcome guest at the NoRTHERNER
Office last Thursday afternoon.
Link Lucas says he is organizinga colored
polo club to compete with the white trash of
this county. Link is rusher.
JEFF Chaifee has been suffering from Sc
we're attack of rheumatism. He was out last
Saturday for the first time in several weeks.
@. L. Allen of Dickinson, Oak, is attend
ing the exposition at New Orleans. He will
visit his friends in Paw Paw, on his yeturn
Harm johnson was in town last week.
calling on old friends. He says business is
more brisk "up north than it is in this part
of the state.
We are in receipt of the Chicago Duly
Ne,cs Almanac and Political Record. 1t is
filled with valuable political information.
Price 10 cents.
Bert Greene of the Courier, is in Port
| Clinton, Ohio, called there TO attend the
funeral of his father whom he had not seen
for nine years.
Mrs. j. j. Carroll, on Sunday last lost her
hat somewhere between this village and Alb.
Wildey's. The finder will confer favor by
leaving il at Carroll's store.
good many people were in town last
Saturday, that being the first day for week
that they could venture out without danger
of frosted nose, toes or ears.
Died, in this village, our open winter
prophet; froze to death. He will be buried
as soon as the weather moderates sufficiently
to permit the digging of his grave.
Noyes don't make as much noise about
business as he does about some other things.
He is bound to keep his business before the
people however. See his new sad" in this
paper.
One of the masked parties at the rink on
Friday evening of last week, dropped some
thing on her Heels, which he, she or 20
Immediately picked mp and pinned on again.
What was il?
j. ID. Allen-Del-of Mandan, Oak, has a
fine collection of taxidermst goods at the
New Orleans exposition. We know they are
fine for j. ID. has no superior in that line, in
the whole country.
Mrs. Ida II. Ocobock wife of Eugene Oco-
book, has filed a bill of complaint in the Cir
cult court for this county, in chancery, pray
ing for divorce from her husband on the
ground of desertion.
Owing to the death of DIR. Ocobock, one
of the Oldest members of the church, the
ladies of the First Baptist society have post
poned their New England supper until Tues.
day evening February 3D..
The following named gentlemen consti-
tute the newly elected board of directors of
the L. & s. II. II. II. Co. viz: +. B. Adams,
Henry Ford, Edwin Martin, Geo. w. Law
ton, John Ihling, O. w. Rowland and l.. G.
Hurd.
The Gentemen's Vocal Club under the
management OF Prof. @. Il. Hutchins, will
give concert at the Christian church in
this village, on Friday evening next. Ad-
mission ID cents, children under ~ years of
age, 10 cents
The Chenango On. W american contains
a very fiattering notice of a musical conven-
ton, recently held at Greene, N. Y, by Prof.
f. ID. Jacobs, formerly of this village. Fred
seems TO he meeting with merited success in
the convention business.