The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-07-25

Mrs. G. X. Ocobock is at Detroit.
Beau Hackley has new barber from
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Detroit.
Mesdames JOS. Davcy and VIII Miller
are visiting at Quincy.
The Free Baptist Sunday school will
not be in session next Sunday.
Will Ross formerly of this place, is
visiting among his old friends here.
Miss Della Mumaugh, of Lima, Ohio,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Fred Snow
Married, at Minneapolis, Mimi, July
21st, 1888, May l.. Terrill to L. I Lyon
The Mattawans came over to play
the Wolverines and went home scooped.
Miss Lottie Williams of Lima, Ohio,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Snow
of this place.
Mr.. Myers, a representative of the
Detroit Tribune made us pleasant call
on Saturday last.
Quite number of our citizens took
in the great Barnum show at Kalama-
zoo on Friday last.
Mrs. Cynthia Friskey and children,
of Chicago, are visiting friends and
relatives in Paw Paw.
Ed. Nash has opened up a bakery in
connection with his new grocery estab
lshment on Main street
Mr.. Asa Dodge of Kentucky, has been
making visit at the residence Of his
niece, Mrs. j. l.. Tirrell
Three acres Of growing breath per
fumers (onions) is what keeps Charley
Galligan so close at home.
Two big men on their knees loading
stone into a wagon. Itmust have been
a new experience to them,
The hum of the steam thresher is
again heard in the land. The wheat
crop in this vicinity is good.
That is an elegant, long, straight
hickory pole that Paw Paw democrats
have standing-in the woods.
made her Paw Paw relatives pleasant
visit, returning home on Monday last.
The date for the county oddfellows'
picnic at South Haven has been fixed
for Wednesday, the 9Th day of August
next.
The Free Baptist woman's missionary
society will meet at Mrs. Phoebe Oar
ling's from half past two until half past
four on Saturday next.
preach in this village next Sunday
morning, at the usual hour, at the resi-
dence Of Judson A. Wilson.
Mrs. Cornelia Mosier and Mrs.
Cynthia Tirrell, accompanied by their
uncle, Mr.. Dodge, are spending few
days visiting friends at Hart.
That new stone gutter on the north
side of Main street has the appearance
of being good piece of work, but it
took an awful pile of stone TO build it.
Marion and Mamie Rowland have
gone on a visit To their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs Elvin Rowland of Char
lotte, and to other friends near Albion.
Mr. and Mrs NJ T. Richardson Wis
tied friends at Battle Greek last week,
took in Barnums great show and the
rest of the lions of the town. we sup
pose.
Our esteemed townsman, VIM. Kill
fer, or Kelever as the Detroit papers
had it, was honored with nomination
as one of the electors on the fusion
ticket.
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gone on a trip around the lakes. They
will take steamer at Detroit, 90 to
Duluth, and thence down the Miss
issippi.
Editor Cole, Of the Courier, as well as
Postmaster Mackellar and Henley, the
artist tailor, took in the famous demo-
cratic convention at the city of the
straits last week.
Mrs. G.. V. Burdick returned from
Aberdeen, OAK, last Wednesday even
ing, since which time there has been a
marked and noticeable Improvement i'm
G. VS. disposition.
Notice Broughton's mammoth new
"ad." And he only mentions few of
the things he keeps i'm his great double
store. We can't spare him the whole
newspaper, you know
Lost, July 1st, between Bloomingdale
and Paw Paw, a Paisley shawl with red
center, and pair of tan-colored kid
gloves. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving at +. G.. Buffers store.
Mr.. s. Godfrey says: 81 am now in
my S7th year, | voted for General
Harrison, both in '36 and 40 and, if
spared until the coming election, ex-
pect to vote for his grandson"
Some of our young people gave n
party at the Longwell opera house last
Thursday evening in honor of John
Bryar who was about to return to Kan
sas City. A good time is reported.
Fred says he thinks the Courier man
would have cause to feel proud if he
were considered worthy to put hat on
republican pole, even If il were
very small hat on a very short pole.
1t is probable that the Bangor furnace
will shut down in the near future,
"never to go again. and now the Ban
goreans are trying to make themselves
believe that it will be better to have il
so.
Miss Glen Baker, who learned the
"art preservative" i'm this office has
been again engaged in sticking type for
us, in place of 1.-THE kid" who is taking
vacation for the purpose of enjoying
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