The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-09-24
Gobleville.

Putnam takes up his residence IN Bangor
this week.
Rev. L. o. Mather preached his farewell
sermon here last Sunday.
James Carl has moved to his residence on
the corner of Short street.
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e.s3ia5s u i'ie wcs V'eaasor.
Jim Carl will occupy the Methodist pulpit
al Clements hall, next Sunday.
Two hundred and seventy tickets were
sold at this place, for the state fair.
Mr.. Goble, of the Waverly p. o., is stop
ping with Mr.. G.. II. Palmer of this place.
The G. A. r. will meet every two weeks
hereafter. Meeting Saturday night of impor-
lance.
Bush shipped two cars of hogs and 200
sheep last Saturday. $3.50 were paid for
nice wethers.
We understand that Hrs. Allie Rogers of
Glendale, is on her annual visit to Antrim
and Otsego counties.
Exsupervisor Brakeman of Wayerly, has
been spreading himself around the tables of
his friends in New York.
We have to report that Tom Nichoalds'
trade fell through, and we guess he will be
obliged to remain Gobleite.
Mr.. Grape of waverIy, is visiting in Gold
water. He is only eighty six years old that
accounts for his being 80 spry.
Miss Florence Myers has commenced a
term of five months school in the Brown
school house, at thirty dollars per month.
The best yield of wheat we know of is that
of Pat Stanley in Waverly, on the Will
Rouse Place. 1t was 80 bushels per acre.
Mr.. Babbitt, near the base line, brought a
pumpkin to town the other day that weighed
l6 lbs. and measured two feet and four inch
es in length.
Clark Beardslee has at last got his pension
allowed at dollars per month, for disability
incurred in prison but, by some hocus pocus,
il only dates back one year.
Mrs. Alexander has returned from her
visit to Crescent City and has taken up her
quarters in the Loveland building, with a
new stock of millinery goods
We wanted to record a marriage this week,
but as a wedding is not much without cake,
and as we did not get taste, we are not
positive of the ceremony having been per-
formed.
Mr.. L. ID. Lee and family of Mecosta
county, passed. through mere last week en-
route for Wabansa county, Kansas. They
intend stopping for a time with Mrs. Lees
father, Mr.. William Coffey.
We expect the Waverly p. o. is gone up
as no one wants the Office. This is the only
case we know, of the Office seeking the man,
or woman. We advise some of the Paw
Paw aspirants to move up.
Favorable mention is made of the Oregon
exhibit, at the state fair. They were on
their way to the New Orleans exposition,
and the officers of the fair persuaded them
to stay over during the show.
The beauty of going to church is to sit
near that old man who goes to sleep and
SHORES, and when he wakes, takes out his
tobacco box, takes chew, and shuts il with
snap. We hope he will see this notice.
At a recent meeting of the G.. A. r., Ora
Brown presented the Post with ballot box
and gavel. The latter was made from the
stock of a musket carried by him i'm the
army. and picked up on the battle field of
Mission Ridge. A vote of thanks was ten
dered Ora for the present.
Geo. Bush escaped sad and what might
have been serious accident, last week. A
lady jumped off the the cars and ran up be-
hind gentleman she supposed TO be
George, and was going to kiss him, but
when sire saw his face, relented. 1t wasn't
George. George will never cease to regret
that it was somebody else.