The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-04-04
Local Department.
Kirke Moves came home to vote.

Kirke Noyes came home to vote.
Horseback riding seems to be quite
popular this spring.
VIII Mosier is now jumping counters
for Bartram Il Millington.
Wes. Young is justice for three
months and squire for life.
Warren Wilson of Waverly, died on
Saturday last of pneumonia.
Henry Shefer and his freshly painted
carriage make an elegant rig
Mr. David Woodman has moved back
to his farm near Three Mile Lake.
The Disciples held an enjoyable social
at A. F. McNeils on Tuesday evening.
Charley Moore has gone to New Bed
ford, Mass, to spend the summer with
his sister.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Rowland of Hart
ford, are visiting the family of their
son, o. w.
A ten pound boy, born last Monday,
will call Fred Jacobs ''pa" as soon as he
can talk plain.
The Cleveland Bay Horse company
has commenced its improvements on
the falr ground.
Editor Cole moved to his farm up
north and was promptly elected over
seer of highways.
Forty-two names were added TO the
list of registered voters in this township
on Saturday last.
We noticed George A. Bush of Goble-
vile, on our streets last Saturday, full
of business, as usual.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Mason are rejoic-
ing over the advent of a new girl, born
last Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dart and daughter of
Lansing, are visiting the family of their
son-in-law, Mr.. G.. +. Breck.
&C" social at the NJ f. church this
dnesday-evening. Supper from six
to nine. Everybody invited.
Register of Deeds Monroe returned
on Thursday last from a short visit To
friends in the state of New York.
s. H. Blackman returned on Thurs
day last from quite prolonged absence
in the northern part of this state.
Lynn Free is home from Chicago, but
the boys hardly know him because of
that incipient decoration on his upper
hp.
An additional through train will, we
understand, be put on the narrow
gauge rs soon rs navigation is fairly
opened.
Mr.. James +. Chandler is dangerously
i'll with inflammation of the bowels.
His parents, who reside in Kalamazoo,
are with him.
Reported that female guard is sta
toned at the Dyckman House barn for
fear that something or somebody will
get there Eli"
Election of officers of the patriarchal
circle next Thursday evening; also work
in the first degree Patriarchs are ex-
pected to turn out.
The following letters remained un-
called for in the Paw Paw postoffice for
the week ending April 2d: Mrs. Orcelia
Covey, Miss Nellie Gibbs.
We call attention to the new "ad.'
of w. III. Filley, restaurant, boarding
house, confectionery store, etc. On
Kalamazoo street, opposite the Clifton
House.
The union temperance meeting will
occur next Sunday evening at the Pres
byterian church, and will be addressed
by representative young men from each
society.
Supervisor Wildey returned last
Thursday from four weeks stay at
Grand Rapids as juror in the United
States court He has to return on the
10th inst.
Elder Darling of Cassopolis, was in
town last Saturday. We understand
the elder intends to locate at Gobleville.
Should he do so, that burg will gain a
good citizen.
Milo Hoskins voted at the first town
meeting held in Paw Paw, fifty-two
years ago, and at the last one held on
Monday He thinks he is the only man
who can say so.
Charles Duncombe was in town the
other day with the standard bred trot-
ting stallion, Bob Link, owned by Dun
combe d Cribs of Decatur and Keeler.
Bob is good one.
We stepped into Bilsborrow's hard
ware store yesterday morning and
found il so filled with new goods
and customers that we could hardly get
in. Fred is having fine trade and his
store is destined To be one of the insti-
tutions of our town, especially when he
gets into the new building which will
be erected as soon as possible.