The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-06-13
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Local Department.

Bert Bryar of Grand Rapids, was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. b. Wilson of Detroit, is visit.
ing at Mrs. +. Darling's.
The Hartford NeWS has enlarged
itself to six column quarto.
Miss Glenn Baker, former typo ON
the NORTHERNER, is in town.
Guy Harrison is home again, looking
for chance for Il profitable specula-
ton.
The house plant man was in town
last Saturday and drove thriving
trade.
Oppenheim, the boot and shoe man,
calls attention this week to his great
clearing up sale
Prof Eugene Bradt is home from
Ann Arbor. He was in town the fore
part of the week.
Mr.. j. f. Chandler has recovered his
health and returned to town prepared
to resume business.
That veteran wool buyer, A. Van
Auken, is again in the market. See
his card elsewhere in this paper.
Married, ut Fremont, Mich, June
9th, Mr.. Andrew Gerber To Miss Matte
A. Ocobock, formerly of this place.
Pembrook 5. Grimes of Kalamazoo,
a son-in-law of VIM. K. Hawkins Esq.
of this village, was buried last Monday
Searls' new building has been deco
rated with IA coat of cottage colors,
giving it quite an attractive appearance.
Two shows and a concert in town
last evening, and two bands parading
the streets made lots of fun for the
boys.
A good many improvements are being
made in our pleasant village this sum
mer, giving it an air of thrift and pros
perity.
A new law firm, Mills, Osborn x Goss,
has opened business in town; Office i'm
the Broughton block. Mr. Goss is the
resident partner.
Regular communication of Paw Paw
lodge No. %, +. Il A. NJ, Tuesday
evening, June 10Th. All members are
requested To be present.
The following letters remained um-
claimed in the Paw Paw postoffice for
the week ending June 11th: Henry
Eastman, Dan Huntington.
Chas V. Burdick was the first man
with home made strawberries this year.
And they were fine, as we know, hav-
ing sampled a box of them last Monday
Mrs. Rohama Chase of Waverly, was
buried last Sunday. She was most
estimable lady and will be sadly missed
in the neighborhood where she resided
Comrade II. G.. Drown has greatly
improved the appearance of his com
modious residence on the corner of
Main and Niles streets by decorating it
in colors.
Jay Monroe of South Haven, younger
brother of Hon. &. j. Monroe, died on
Sunday last, after a brief illness. He
was one of Van Buren's most promising
young men.
Miss Bert McElheney of Lawton, has
been engaged a superintendent of the
Bangor public schools at salary of
81 ,000-a good thing for Bangor as well
as for Miss Bert.
Children's day was observed i'm this
place on Sunday last, by very interest
ing concerts at the +. w. Baptist
church in the morning and at the Pres
byterian church in the evening.
Messrs Bartram & Millington, Paw
Paws stirring, go-ahead, drug and gro
Gerry merchants, have new "ad" i'm
this paper, calling attention to mum
Der of their desirable specialties.
Children's day at the NJ. f. church
next Sunday morning and evening. A
very interesting programme has been
prepared for the occasion. The Snow
brothers will assist in the music.
The proposed service at the Christian
church last Sunday morning was taken
up for the purpose of giving the con
gregation an opportunity To attend the
Children's Day service at the other
churches.
Mr.. A. w. Slovenian has sold his
interest in the grocery business to his
partner, Mr.. j. G.. Warner. Rome is
now running double headed establish
ment all on his own hook. We wish
him success.
Paw Paw grange will give literary
and musical entertainment to its mem
bers on Friday evening, from pro.
gramme made from selections from the
works of Robert Burns. A good attend.
ance is desired.
The young ladies of the Free Baptist
society will give an entertainment at
the residence of Thos. Welch, Tuesday
evening, June 10th. The programme
will consist of tableaux, charades
music, etc, after which refreshments
will be served. Everybody invited