The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-05-02

Don't fail To look over the new "ad."
of Conner az Osborne. They don't
occupy as much space as some of our
advertisers, but they have "A big stock
of goods in their line.
Judge Buck was here and opened
court on Wednesday last. No business
OF Importance was transacted. Sneed
was not arraigned, it being deemed
advisable to wait until it was deter
mined whether Canon, his victim,
should live or die. Court adjourned
until Monday, May 14th, at two o'clock
p. IN.
Emma, the youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Richmond of Hartford,
died last Friday, at the residence Of
Mrs. RichmOnds parents in Texas,
Kalamazoo county, of scarlet fever.
Little Emma was only six years old
and, with her mother and two other
children, was visiting at her grand
fathers. Mr.. Richmond was "out west"
The Alba Haywood combination will
give an entertainment at the LOngwell
opera house this-W Wednesday--evening.
Mr.. Haywood is too well known to our
people to need any words of commen-
datiOn or introduction from us. Itgoes
without saying that he will give an en-
joyable exhibition. Admission % scents,
children ID cents, reserved seats 30
cents.
Married, in this village, on Saturday
afternoon, the 2Sth of April, at the res
idence of the brides sister, Mrs f. III.
Lindsey, Mr.. Gettie ID. Wellman of
Kalamazoo, and Miss Irene Halsted of
Paw Paw, Elder III. A. Pallister officiat-
ing. The newly married couple have
our best wishes We are sure that if
the bride has done as well as the groom,
they will enjoy happy married life.
DIR. G.. NJ. Odell has in his possession
quite a number of interesting relics of
eye olden time" Among them is IA
valise carried by his grandfather during
the war of the revolutions; also pair of
wool cards, such as our great-grand-
mothers used in converting their fleeces
into rolls, from which they spun the
yarn that they wove into cloth for the
garments that were worn in those
primitive days.
We have received circular from the
Michigan Board of Pharmacy, calling
attention to the law regulating the bus
iness of druggists in this state-act No.
1874, laws of 1885, as amended in 1887
and stating that it is the intention of
the board to prosecute all violations of
that statute Copies of the law and any
other information may be obtained
from the secretary of the board, Mr..
Jacob Jesson, Muskegon, Mich.
The trout fishing season opened yes
| Il al
ber 1st. No doubt our sportsmen will
capture Il good many of the speckled
beauties although, considering that the
law forbids killing any that are less
than six inches long, and as the "big
ones" always escape, there is not so
good an opportunity for large catch
as there might be. However, the stories
will be big, as usual, even if the fish are
small
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Mabelle Neff to Mr.. +.
Stanley Briggs, this evening, at the
Presbyterian church in this village.
| We extend congratulations to the high
contracting parties and wish them a
happy and prosperous voyage across
the matrimonial sea. May they safely
weather all its storms and enjoy full
allowance of gentle sunshine and favor
ing breeZes, and bring their craft at last
safe into the eternal haven of rest.
The reunion of the old 3d Michigan
Cavalry, held last Wednesday at the
city of OwOsso, was a grand success.
About 1875 of the old veterans were
present To renew their old friendships.
Lieut.. A Yates of Grand Rapids, was
elected president, and Lieut.. j. Calkins
of Leslie, was chosen secretary. Inter
esting addresses were delivered by
Major l.. c. Wilcox, Capt. III. III. Pope
and others. Major Wilcox was selected
rs orator of the day for the next reun-
ion, which will be held at Jackson some
time in February, 1889 The G.. A. Rs,
S. o. VS. and the ladies' relief corps of
Owosso, received the boys with great
respect and treated them very hand
somely, and the entire city was literally
decorated with bunting in their honor.
A magnificent free banquet was spread
for them in the evening, after which
public campfire was held, which lasted
until midnight.