The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-07-04
Local Department.


Col. Todd has returned from his
western trip.
G. A. Sherrod is home from Pontiac
He will go west in few days.
The inside of Spicers store has been
repainted Ditto the postoflice.
Miss Julia Angel of Chicago, is Wis
iting at her uncle's, o. A. Breck.
McCabe has sold his spotted pony to
the show fellows for trick horse.
The boys and girls are glad that vaca-
tons come. So are the teachers.
The Courier wears its Cleveland hat
in a box. Show your colors, Bert.
Mrs Odell, the millner, is selling
her stock at low prices in order to make
room for new goods.
We go to press this week on Tuesday
afternoon, in order to give the boys an
opportunity to celebrate.
Mr.. +. A. Hayes and family of Chi
cago, are spending a few days with
friends and relatives here.
They say that Ike couldn't possibly
spend time to go up to the schoolhouse
and see his boy graduate into the high
school. That's n. g., Ike.
l.. w. Melchor and family of Battle
Greek, have been spending few days
with his mother in this village.
Sellick & Son make speciality of
Mexican hammocks, but mention lots
of other things in their new "ad."
On account of going to press earlier
than usual, we are compelled to omit
some of our later correspondence.
The republicans have procured an
elegant pole, which will be elevated
next Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock.
George Longwell received the cash
for forty fleeces of wool last Monday
and Immediately started for Detroit to
blow it in.
Mrs. Amanda Clancy is again officiat-
| ing as Paw Paws good looking postmis-
tress Miss Munger is taking a vaca-
ton at Grand Rapids.
Mrs. n. b. Crane and children of
East Portland, Oregon, are spending
the summer here. Noe is expected to
put in an appearance ut later date.
A stone gutter is TO be put down on
the north side of Main street We un-
derstand that property owners furnish
the stone and the corporation builds
the gutter.
DIR. VIM. Sykes of Plymouth, Ohio, a
cousin of G. III. Butler, accompanied by
his wife, is visiting friends in this vii
lage and vicinity. They will return
home next Friday.
AT its last meeting Paw Paw lodge,
|. o. o. f., elected the following Off
GERS: VIM. Rickerson, n. g.; +. A.
Foster, V. g.; w. H. Mason, S.; j. l..
Tirrell, L. Installation next Friday
evening.
1t is the Union House once more and
w. III. Filley is landlord and proprietor
He knows just how TO make things
pleasant for his patrons and will spare
no pains to do So Mr. Shanahan has
returned to his farm.
Matt Longwell lost a valuable mare
the other day. She was running i'm the
pasture and got mired. 1t is thought
that she had been in the mud and water
several days. She ives rescued alive
but died shortly afterward.
Anyone desiring emblematic cards
would do well to call at the NORTH
ERNER office We have samples of all
kinds of secret society designs and can
furnish them at very reasonable rates.
Come in and look them over.
Co. &C" of the Sd Mich. Cav, will
hold its annual reunion at South Haven
on the 25th and 26th insts. Every sur
viving member of the company should
try to be present, and thus make it an
occasion long to be remembered.
Fidelity lodge, ID. of r., /. o. o. F.,
will install its officers this-Wednes
evening. The following is list of
the officers elect: Mamie l.. Rowland,
N. g.; Sarah Mason, V. g.; w. ii.
Mason, S.; Mary A. Rowland, T.; Ella
Osborne, p. 5.
The celebrated Whitney Familys
combined arenic attractions will ex-
hibit at Paw Paw on Friday next;
afternoon performance at two o'clock,
evening at eight. Admission, twenty
five cents; children, fifteen cents; spe-
cial rates to families.
In Grand Rapids, at St. Andrews
cathedral, on the eleventh inst, will be
celebrated the nuptials of Marguerite
Genevieve Buckley and Charles III.
McGurrin, stenographer of our circuit
court. The NoRTHERNER extends its
hearty congratulations.