The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-12-05

Neo. MN Is painting MS larln mousse
5. j. Conklin and wife are rejoicing
over the advent of n son.
l.. A. La Bar Il Co. are pleasantly To-
Gated in their new store now.
viii Dickinson came home from his
school to enjoy Thanksgiving
Mrs. Robinson has put furnace into
her hOuse-the first one in town.
j. G.. Cowgirl has had another stroke
of paralysis and is now quite low.
Mrs. Harvey Harper is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Crawford Smith, at
Marshall.
The Lawton book club will meet at
the residence of Esq. Morrill, next Fri
day evening.
Charley Balch has opened a hay en-
porium in the building adjoining the
jewelry store.
Il. +. Phillips has removed to Grand
Rapids where his son has position in
"A Touring mill.
Our business men close their stores
at eight p. m; what's the matter with
closing on Sundays?
Stanton Il Smith have made some
large shipments of walnuts and hick-
orynuts this season.
g. b. Tyler who has been visiting his
son in the northern part of the state,
has returned home again.
Henry Buechner and family of Kala-
mazoo, came home to enjoy Thanks
giving with their parents.
A wagon on the street containing a
deer shot by John Miller attracted more
attention than dog fight.
John Stern has grained the outside
doors of the M. f. church, much i'm
proving their appearance.
= L. ID. Ward, who has been i'm feeble
health for some time, is now much
worse and failing continually.
w. ;. Phillips, who came home to at.
tend the funeral of his mother, return
ed to Grand Rapids on Thursday.
Amos Morris has shingled his barn
and built stable on the north side
Geo. Weldin is building an addition to
his house.
The last number drawn from the hat
at the Nj. f.. social was opposite the
name of Mrs. n. o. Martin, emitting
her to the quilt.
Will Cooper is happy again, probably
because his wife has returned from the
far west. We don't see what else can
make him smile so.
Len Halstead our good natured and
prosperous fruit grower, has returned
TO to%n again, after an absence of sew
eral weeks visiting relatives.
We understand that Beam q Sons
will start feed store in the building
vacated by LaBar Il Co. They will al
SO make business of buying wheat.
One of our prominent business men
and IA number of our young people
have organized an amateur dramati,
and literary club, and will meet once {
week for practice.
l.. w Dickinson came very near los
ing his house by fire on Thanksgiving
day. The fire started i'm the ceiling
but-was discovered by his son in tim,
to save the building.
The Ks of p. had work last Wednes
day evening i'm the rank of page an,
also did work i'm the "Orient;" to-nigh
they work in the rank of esquire !
full attendance is desired
A select party was held at Smith
hall last Saturday evening. Twenty
two couples enjoyed the entertainment
which was got up during the afternoon
no invitations being sent out
Furnace street, we notice, has beer
changed To Union street, probably Oh
account of the large quantity of saue
kraut manufactured on that thorough
fare. In Union" there is strength
they say.
The tax collector will be after you
scalp this week and there is no escape
you may just as well take your medi
cine now as to wait till the last day
Henry Ford, the Antwerp collector
will be at Adams a. Lichs store ever
Friday of this month.
Julius Desenberg, the gentleman
clerk at Il. Us, recently met with quit
an accident, having dislocated the hal
on his upper lip TO such an extent tina
his friends did not recognize him. Tn
accident is TO be regretted as ithas SER
ously injured his looks, and the sh
chances he receives from the girls ar
few and far between.
Rev. f. III. Harvey of Paw Paw, wi
deliver his lecture on the Battle {
Cold Harbor," this evening at the N
f. church Admission ten and fiftee
cents; proceeds for the benefit of th
:. o. V. Mr. Harvey is an entertain
ing speaker and it will be a treat to on
citizens 10 hear him on a topic wit
which he is so familiar.