The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-07-02
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Broughton's new "ad' possesses the ''soul
of wit"
d. w. Hubert comes out with a nobby
new dray.
Flag presentation at Jays Notice what
he says about it.
John Payne of this township is suffering
from an apoplectic stroke.
Jack Thomas of Grand Rapids, is in town,
we expect it's to see bis best girl.
Mr. q. S. Baker of Evanston, Ills, is
spending his vacation in this village.
Mr.. Ed. Martin arrived home from his
western trip on Saturday evening last.
Sheriff Todd took another trip to Ionia
last Monday, with convicted criminals.
Jas. Dunning came home to visit his
friends and to attend the alumni banquet
Ice cream will be served by the Methodist
society, on the Fourth of July, from tent
pitched on court house square.
Miss Nora Munger closed her second sue
cessful term of school, in the Cobbtown
district, on Thursday last.
The ladies of the First Baptist church will
sell refreshments on the 4th, on the vacant
lot adjoining Hulbert's grocery store.
w. J. Sellick is Just opening up fine line
of new goods that will please his customers,
both as to quality and price. Notice his new
sad"
Mrs. Bell G. Prosser, of Lawrence, an
aunt of Mrs. o. w. Rowland, has been spend
ing several days visiting in the family of
aye editor"
Thanks to Mrs. Ann Rawson for box of
Manchester strawberries so large that they
required slicing like pine apples, before they
were served.
All those who have not paid their sub
scriptions to the 4th of July fund are request
ed to call at the bank and pay the same to
Mr.. Stevens.
DR.. Hilton has telephone from his Office
at Covert d Bartram's to his residence, a
great convenience to himself and frequently
to his patrons.
Mr.. @. 4. Galligan is suffering from
another apoplectic stroke. This accounts
for Observers" absence. We hope for his
speedy recovery.
Married, June 2sth, 1885, at the brides
residence, by Rev. l.. b. Fish, Mr.. Abel Gram
ton of Jonesville, Mich, to Mrs. z. NJ Gray,
of Paw Paw, Mich.
r. @. Nash, of Paw Paw, is the general
agent for this county of General Grants
Personal Memoirs"
Charlie Haigh had birthday party last
Saturday, his 18th anniversary, at which 26
of his young friends made merry. He was
the recipient of some fine presents.
Il
visiting his relatives here for the past week.
Mr.. Earl is engaged in the lumber business
and reports every thing as prosperous.
Quite number of our advertisers will find
new "ads." in this paper, unsolicited by
them. We have tried to make them more
attractive, and think we have succeeded in
SO doing
Officers elect of Paw Paw Lodge, No. 1s,
/. o. o. F.: Fred. Il. Bassett, N. G.! AVN.
M. Snow, V. g.. Ed. nj. Snow, Sec. VA. F..
Mcneil, F. s.; J. l.. Terrill, T.; Ed. Phillips,
Librarian.
The officers elect of Fidelity Lodge, No.
20, d of X. I. o. o. F. are as follows !:
Ella Osborne, N. g.. Mary A. Rowland, ".
g.; Mamie l.. Rowland, s.; Eliza Chapman,
T.: Cynthia Terrill, f. S.
Regular meeting OF Paw Paw Fire Dept,
on Thursday evening, July 2d. Every men,
ber is requested to be present in uniform.
Final preparations will be made for partici-
pating in the 4th of July celebration.
The following is list of letters remaining
uncaled for in our post-office, for the week
ending June 29th Hand, Mrs. L.. j.; Nor
ton. Charley; Rice, Mr.. K. B.: Sherrod, Hen
ry; Streiker, Charles; Swatosh, Frank.
The following is list of the newly elected
officers If Paw Paw Enc, No. 80, 1. q. D. 4.
David Chapman, G. p; D. w. Rowland, III.
p; j. Osoorne. s. W.: ID. M. Snow, $.
J. l.. rIrrell. T.; J f. Phillips, J. w.
By mistake in conferriug the certificates
of advancement at the last session of our
school, last Friday morning, the name of
Sabra Stanton was omitted She was one of
the h.si scholars in her grade and entitled
to. aud has received her certificate.