The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-06-24
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Hank Leedy has removed his stock of
groceries to Bloomingdale.
j. +. Jordan Esq, formerly of the Courier
is spending few days in town.
new tin roof will be put on the hard
ware store of Dunning d Biisborrow.
Mrs Bryar and Lou Woodman attended
commencement exercises at Notre Dame.
Mr.. ]. w. Doyle is home from Ann Arbor
and will remain at home during the summer
The front of the n. Y. drug store, occu-
pied by Covert S Bartram, is being repainted
Remember the alumni banquet next Fri
day evening at the Peninsular House, Lake
Cora.
Miss Ada and Dandy Randall of Kalama-
ZOO paid Paw Paw few days visit last
week.
l.. W. Mechor wife and child of Battle
Greek, paid friends and relatives short visit
last week.
Thomas Clark of Almena an old man in
his seth year, is very low with disease of the
kidneys.
Wm. S. Maynard, the Dr's father, is grad
ually failing. He is delirous most of the
of the time.
Married, June 18th, 1856, by Esq. Mason,
John A. Smith to Sarah A. Thompson, both
of Waverly.
The Disciples held pleasant social last
Tuesday evening at the residence of Mr. b.
w. Stanton.
w. Nj. Branch furnishes the Smith & Co.
piano that will be used at the commence
ment exercises.
The "shoolishagaracks'' are among the
attractions advertised to be at Hartford ON
Saturday, July Sd.
The Odd Fellows and Masons are having
a new tin roof put on their halls. Henry
Holt is doing the work.
Lynn Free and Bert Bryar have returned
home to receive their 'sheepskins' as mem
bers of our graduating class.
/ Miss Richie Hopping had pleasant party
last week Wednesday evening. Twenty-Five
Of her young friends were present.
Mrs. A. III. Richards, Harry's mother, or
ders her NoRTHERNER sent to Charlevoix
where, we presume, she intends to spend the
summer.
Cottage prayer meeting at Mr.. Edgar
Shows this-W ednesday-evening. These
meetings are. well attended and good fruits
are expected.
Those boys who amuse themselves by
shooting through windows with their "sling-
shots" will get into trouble if they continue
such practices.
Hon. j. J. Woodman will deliver the
Fourth of July Grafton at Bangor and the
Paw Paw band will furnish the music. So
says the Reflector
Mrs. E. G. Butler and her daughter, Mrs.
K. B. Longwell, returned on Thursday last
from quite a protracted visit to friends in
the city of Grand Rapids.
Elder w. j. Russell will deliver his popu-
lar lecture on " The Goring OK and his De-
structive Work." at the Church of Christ
next Lords Day evening.
That crate of cherries left at our office
came, we understand, from the premium or
chard of Mr.. l.. Martin. They were as fine
as silk. Thank you, Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Bullard will cele-
brate their twentieth wedding anniversary by
the assistance of q company of invited guests
on Wednesday evening, June Both.
Up to Tuesday evening Mr.. Lawrene Mar
tin had shipped about 900 crates of cherries
and was just about half done picking. A
crate is the equivalent of half bushel.
The Young Ladies' Mission Band of the
Christian Church, will meet at the residence
of their pastor, Mr.. w. j. Russell, next Sat
urday afternoon. A full attendance is desired
The genial countenance of Uncle Ranse
Nutting of Decatur, was to be seen on our
streets last Friday. He couldn't keep away
when the board of supervisors was in session
Childrens' Day at the M. f. Church next
Sabbath. The exercises will be interesting
especially the bids which infdelity, ambition
crime, intemperance, education and religion
make for all the youth.