The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-01-28
GObleytlle.

Nick WEIGH is trying to buy out Wick Lam
bersou.
DR.. Anderson has returned from his trip
to Pennsylvania.
Clark Beardslee has bought lot of Warren
Goble, joining See on the east.
The funeral services of Mr.. Barton of
Kendalls, were held at that place on Thurs
day the 2lst, Elder Rose officiating.
r. G. Moffett, homeopathic physician now
hangs his shingle out at Sees hardware
store. The DIR. is from Battle Greek.
Neal Post traded ten acres ,of land to Tom
Niehoalds for his property here, and Tom
sold the ten acres to II. 5. Heron for 5000.
Edwin Chase Of waverly, lost his little
four months old baby last week by Group.
Funeral services at Glendale on the Goth
inst.
When we said there would be no more use
for sleighs this winter, we meant, of course,
that the snow would be so deep it would be
almost impossible to use them.
Prepare for a feast. Stedman's yankee
Detective" comes off on the I'd and Sd of
sober, while the hilarious will find plenty to
excite their mirth.
Geo. Post and Hale Twitchell have ex-
changed their property here. The reason
we have not mentioned it before was because
we wished 10 give them time to back out.
We find that the best way.
Died, in Waverly, Jan. 18th, Mrs. Rowell.
mother of Mrs. Jerome Brakeman, aged sc
years. Services by Mrs. Anna Barton at the
Dayton school house, Wednesday, the Goth
inst. Burial at the Austin cemetery.
Wrong again, Observer. We never said we
could get SO pounds of -four from a bushel
of wheat. Observer inadvertently acknowl-
edges that he never received but SO pounds
of -four to the bushel and that is Just what
we expected.
Died, on Tuesday the 10th inst. Miss
Marcia Hoard, aged 20 years. Deceased had
been suffering from consumption for some
timeand died in full faith of q bright future
Services by Elder Lewis at Convey Hill
Church on the 21st
Sheriff Todd was here last Wednesday to
sell the basket factory on a mortgage. We
believe the property was bid In by Geo. A.
Bush at 1886. Frank Heron had a second
mortgage of 500, but as the first one was
$500, with $50 costs, il looks little slim for
Prank.
iced Wilkinson of Trowbridgs lost his
house by fire last Friday. The fire was one
of the unaccountable ones, but is supposed
to have caught in the ceiling from the stove
pipe. Most of the furniture was saved. He
gets $50 insurance. Jim Armstrong; house
was also burned furniture saved; no insu-
rance, we believe. Three fires in one neigh
borhood in one week, Clair. Wilkinson and
Armstrong
Died, on Tuesday, Jan. 18th. 1886, Mr..
Peter Speicher aged 56 years. he had been
sick less than two weeks. with Inflammation
of the lungs. Mr.. Speicher will be remem-
bered as prominent surveyor in this coun-
~ for the past thirty years and recently as
deputy county surveyor. He was very high
iy respected by all who knew him. He leaves
three brothers, two sisters, wife and two
sons to mourn his loss. The funeral was
held at the church, Elder Lewis attending.
on Thursday. Burial at the Robinson Gem
etery.
TO all who so kindly assisted rs in our late
bereavement, we wish 10 express our sincere
thanks, and can only hope that when Attic
tons overtake them they may have friends
raised mp who win give them kind words and
helping hands. May the Lord bless you is
our fervent wish.
Mrs. LILLIAN SPMcHHE AND FAMILY.