The true northerner., 1886-02-18

q. w. left last Tuesday to attend the re-
union of the 3rd Mich. Cavalry which was
held at Lansing on Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Il. accompanied him as far as Albion.
Mrs. DR.. Dunning arrived home some
time since, but her friends were unaware of
the fact for the reason that she has been
quite sick since her arrival and therefore IN
able to be out.
Berrien County comes to the front with
ten suicides during the past year of which
five were in the township of Buchanan. Two
of the self-murderers cost the A. q. L. W.
the sum of $4,000.
We received, last week, from Miss Edna
Warren OF Phoenix, Arizona, a box contain
ing sprigs of peach tree blossoms We al
most envy the dweners in climate where
flowers bloom in February.
Some needed repairs are being done in the
lower rooms on the east side of the ccurs
house. J. NJ. Brown is doing the job. Some
of the ancient furniture in the clerks Office
has also been rejuvenated. H. Rogers artist
Mr. J. l.. Tirrell reports an excellent time
at the session of the Grand Encampment, /.
D. o. F., recently held at Big Rapids The
other secret societies and the citizens in gen
eral gave the visiting patrarchs magnificent
reception.
Mr. I. Il. Conner has rented the Paw Paw
Roller Rink and will fill it with q stock of
wagons and carriages. He takes possession
on the first of March. There il but limited
number of devotees of the roller left to
mourn departed glory.
series of revival meetings are in pro-
gress at the Christian Church, and Rev. w.
J. Russell of Paw Paw. is expected here next
week to assist the pastor in his work.-Ban-
gor Rettector. Aha! And so the Bangor
heathen appeal to Paw Paw for assistance,
do thsy, Bro. PhillipsI
In the list of candidates for the 32d degree
of masonry, or the Sublime Princes of the
Royal Secret, at the session of Dewitt
Clinton Consistory, recently held at Grand
Rapids, We notice the name of Mr.. G. Z.
Young of this village. Mr.. Young has be-
come way up" mason.
Vim. II. Greenman, whose trial on charge
of incest was set for the 10th inst, has
skipped the country and left his bondsmen,
Messrs, John Lyle and F. w. Sellick to settle
with the county for his absence. They will
be called upon to deposit the sum of $1,000
in the public treasury but will lose nothing,
al they were amply secured.
One Robert Clark, living north of Arm
strong s corners. met with a serious accident
while at his barn on Sunday last attending
to his chores. A three year old colt kicked
him in the face breaking both jaws and
otherwise injuring the face quite extensively.
DIR. G.. Y. Hilton was called to dress the
wounds and the patient is in a fair way 10
recover If nothing unforeseen occurs.
disgraceful drunken row occurred on our
streets last Friday evening. Ii is quite prob
able that the end is not yet. At least one
of the participants has been recently engaged
i'll n similar affair It is extremely probe
matical how long these things will be tolerated
in this community. Such scenes are dis
grace to our village and still greater dis
grace to those who put an enemy into their
month to steal away their brains.'
Last week Viii Thayer and Charley Viii
dey went east with stock, the former with a
car load of sheep and the latter with a car
load of cattle. On arriving at Buffalo they
| found the market fiat on account OF warm
weather. Mr.. Thayer finally disposed of his
sheep but Wildey went on TO New York City
with his cattle. They were unfortunate in
striking the worst time there has been during
the entire winter for marketing fat stock.
Those who delight in dancing will have
ample opportunity to enjoy themselves next
Monday evening Besides the party at Lake
Cora, mentioned III last weeks NoRTHERSEB
which will, without doubt, be an enjoyable
affair, there will be fine party at Longwelrs
Opera House, music by Shows full orchestra
of eight pieces, and also dance at towr
hall, given by our colored fellow citizens
All in honor of the birth of the Father oil
his country"
On Tuesday evening, February 9Th, 1886
ut the residence of the bride in this village
by Rev. II. w. Harvey, Mr.. II. g. Drown
to Mrs. Sarah Selleck. The bride is Q
most estimable lady, well known to
the citizens of this village, while the
groom, an old soldier, is every way worth,
of the lady he has won. Their many friends
and especially MIR. DIS Grand Army com
rades, most heartily wish them long and
happy married life.
On the 9th inst, II. Hollinrake of Keelel
instituted a lodge of the /. o. q. rs a
Mattawap, to be known and hailed as Rescu,
Lodge. He was ably assisted by officers ant
members of Morning Star Lodge of Keeler
The new lodge has every promise of success
its officers being energetic and well chosen
l1c lOnONIuk ~ ~ tlot VI pCOkk'
Styles, =. w. G. T.; DIR. N N. Davis, w. G
T.; Sister A. Styles. w. V. T.; Fred Boyntcn
W. s.; Rev. T.. Herbert. w. c.: Sister II
Burdick, w. M.
Married, in this village, on Monday morn
ing, February 10th 1856. by Rev. X. III
Covert of st. Johns, Mich. DIR. Frank i
Merrill of Ithaca, Mich. to Mrs. Clara Warrer
! of Paw Paw. The officiating clergyman 4
a brother of our townsman. Fred Covert, ant
the groom q cousin of his. The bride is vel
and fayorably known to our citizens. havinl
been brought up among our people from
childhood. Her many friends will all unit
in wishing her happy welded life. Ih
newly married couple will take mp their res
idence at Ithaca where Mr.. Merrill is engage,
in business as druggist.
At the residence of the brides parents il
the township of Antwerp, Feb. 10th by Rev
w. j. Russell, Mr.. Asa q. Sheldon. and Mis-
Leonora Waite. both of Antwerp. Abou
sixty guests were present The cereDon,
took place at $3.50 o'clock p. m. The hous
was tastefnlly decorated. Miss Edna Kline
of Ypsilanti, played the wedding march, an,
as the first strains sounded through tn
home, the bridal party walked slowly throug
tho handsomely decorated arch where the
were met by the groom and the minister
After the ceremony, bountiful repast wa
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