The true northerner., 1886-07-22


Vineyard where he will spend the remainder
of the summer Meanwhile III. $. Richards
stands behind the screens IN the Paw Paw
Savings Bank.
Lew ShoweIman, the broncbo breaker.
arrived at home from Montana last Friday.
lie stopped at Mandan, Oak, on his way and
visited j. ID. Allen and the other Paw Paw
people at that city.
Sheriff Todd attended the recent meeting
of the Supreme Temple, Patriarchial Circle,
at Grand Rapids. Mr.. Todd is a member of
Tuebor Temple at Bangor, said to be one of
the finest temples in the state.
The article on the fruit interests of this
region. in another column of this paper. is
from the pen of Prof. G. ID. Lawtop. and
should have appeared i'll our issue of July
sth, but C. D., by some means got off his
base and sent US something else.
Mr.. VIM. Il. Bache of New York City, for
merly resident of Antwerp being here on
visit, played ball with the boys last Friday.
He is considerable of a slugger. We noticed
that Mr. B. wore the badge of membership
CT the famous New York seventh.
The plants set in this locality by the
Michigan Hedge Company are looking un-
and great many farmers are giving new
orders for the hedge. S. J. Sherrod is the
solicitor of the company for the present year.
Ike wears mourning ROW. There has been
a death in his family. His ancient pussy
cat passed in her checks last Friday morn
ing at the advanced age of twenty years.
Ike will raise a monument over her last rest
ing place in commemoration of her many
feline virtues
There will be a picnic on the Four Mile
Lake grounds on the 29th of July under the
management of the Farmers Union of Por-
ter. Fare for the round trip. thirty cents.
Dinner al the "Peninsular" for all who wish
at thrty-five cents per meal. cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
The following are the newly installed
officers of Paw Paw Encampment No. 30.
l. o. o. F.: +. Nj. Snow. G. p; Barney
O'Del, III. p; Ed. Phillips, j. W.; Fred Co
vert. S.; G. '. Burdick, r.; q. w. Rowland.
j. W.; @. NJ. O'Dell, |. S.; ID. Chapman. O.:
S. II. Blackman, lst W.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Woodman were the vic
tins of runaway last Sunday. Their team
ran from j. j. Woodman's to G. w. Young's.
distance of about two miles, before Mr. w.
/
no great damage was done. but it made
Lewis hair stand on end. Just the same.
Quite a number of ladies got together one
afternoon last week and surprised Mrs.
Henry Hopping and her daughter Miss
Eta, by swooping down upon them and
taking possession of their castle. AS re-
porters were rigidly excluded. we don't know
what was said or done, but there was an
lawful racket
Mr.. Scoyille informs rs that the following
named parties are boarding at the " PENN
sular Lake Cora. Mrs. T.. B. Welton,
son and two daughters Mrs. +. Jones and
Mrs. J. Ballard of Detroit Miss Curtiss and
Mr.. A. Cohn OF Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs.
Berolzheimer. Mrs, Berman, three children
and nurse of Kalamazoo.
Mr. J. l. Breck was admitted TO the bar at
the Kalam azoo circuit court one dav last
week. He was given a rigid examination in
open court which, according to the Kalama-
zoo Ieicgruph. she passed in an exception
ally brilliant manner and for which she was
| highly complimented" by both the court and
the committee. We congratulate our friend
John on his success.
Mrs. Il. T. Stearns and family started on
Monday last for Aberdeen. Oak. where
| Frank is located, and where they intend to
make their future home. They leave behind
them many warm friends whose wishes for
their future happiness will be ardent and
sincere. The NoRTHERNER earnestly hopes
that they may meet with prosperity and sue
cess in their new home.
Our boys played kind of practice game
of ball on the fair ground last Friday after
noon. The mines were commanded by Capt
b. +. Warner and Capt. Stapleton. The
score was thirty-five to sixteen in favor of
Capt. Warner and his sluggers. Marion
Rowland umpire. The most remarkable
feature about the game was the peculiar
banners displayed by Claude Long and John
Wood.
! We notice by the Phoenix (N. " Register.
that our old friend, Rev. G.. =. Linderman
was married on the 15tn inst. to Miss Carrie
Huntley of Phoenix. The happy pair left
on the first train for the elders home at
Lakeview, Pa. The NoRTHERNER extends
congratulations and joins with numerous
Paw Paw friends of Mr.. L., in wishing the
newly welded couple long, happy and pros
porous married life.
Hon. T. @. Annable of Almena, is in very
poor health. 1t is extremely doubtful if he
ever RECEIVERS. Mr.. Chauncey Abbott of the
same township is also in precarious con-
dition. Both of the above named gentlemen
are we'll advanced in years, both are old
pioneers of this county and have won by
their long and honorable lives an enviable
reputation among their fellow citizens
Their taking away will be like the removal
of ancient landmarks.
Mr.. Zimri Warner has commenced an ac-
tios of trespass on the case against the board
of trustees of the village of Lawrence. The
declaration is not yet filed but we presume
he expects to recover damages against the vii
lage for money he might have received by
dealing out poor whiskey to his neighbors
had the board not refused to approve his
bond. Mr.. l.. A. Tabor is his attorney. II
we do not very much mistake the temper OF
the board, Mr.. Zimri will get all the law he
cares for before the trouble is ended.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Il. Smith of this town
ship, desire 10 return their sincere and heart
felt thanks to all those who so kindly
assisted them in procuring horse in place
of the one recently lost by them. Their
kindness will long be gratefully remembered
They desire especially to thank Messrs Johr
Spackeen and Reuben Qua for their kindness