The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-01-11
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Mr.. c. w. Young went to Detroit last
Monday morning.
Mrs. l.. Crandall is in quite poor health
difficulty of the stomach.
G. +. Young left on Tuesday morning for
his cattle ranch in Nebraska.
John Breck Esq. has disposed OF bis driv-
ing horse at a remunerative figure.
Miss Anna Dillon gave a very enjoyable
whist party to a number of her friends
last Friday evening.
Sellick d Son, the popular dry goods men,
offer some very desirable bargains to their
patrons. Read what they say.
protracted meeting will be commenced
at the Christian church in the near future,
to continue for an indefinite time.
The Disciples had a social at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Bulard last evening.
The weather was rather against them.
Peter Brummel has been drawing corn to
this market. He says he raised fifty bushels
to the acre, even if it was an off year.
A. d. Hazard of Stevensville, accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. b. G.. Prosser of Lawrence
were our guests last Monday and Tuesday
The annual meeting of the Paw Paw w
G. L. [. will be held at Maynard's hall on
Friday next, at 230 o'clock p. m. Election
of officers.
Bsrtram a Milington dou't hide their
light under bushel; they propose to give il
away with pound of fifty cent tea. See
their new lad"
There was a small confagration the other
night at the residence of Mr.. Brown on the
west side of the river. Loss. one woodshed
cause, ash barrel.
Only one marriage license has been issued
during the past week, viz: No. S2--Chas
Fuller aged 22, and Rose Gardner, aged II
both of Breedsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Jubb from the eastern
part of the state, are visiting at Jasper
Austins and with other relatives and friends
on their wedding trip.
The Michigan Hedge Company is extend
ing its field of operations by adding the
state of Wisconsin and the northern half ol
Illinois TO its territory.
The great speech of Senator Sherman Oh
the tariff will be found on the inside of this
paper. II is well worth reading and preserv
ing for future reference.
G. j. Hudson post, q. A. r., of Mattawan
will have public installation of officers mex
Monday evening. Quite n number of Paw
Paw comrades expect TO be there.
The Y. l.. nj. B. will hold a nickel social a
Miss Matte Pallister's on Friday evening
Popcorn and peanuts will be served, and 8
literary programme presented. Everybody
invited.
j. w. Ball and +. III. Lindsey were re
elected as members of the board of trustee.
of the Christian church society at its ad
journed annual meeting, held last Thursda,
evening.
G. l.. Van Week, who has been an invalic
at the widow Hinckleys for some time past
suffering with sciatics, is rapidly GONZALES
cling under the skilful treatment of his ply
sician, DR.. G. s. Maynard.
The Portland, Oregon, Northeast of tn,
29th ult., contains a fine portrait of Mis-,
May Cook and a column of encomiums of hel
brilliant piano playing. Miss Cook is be
coming quite celebrity on "the SLOPE
The annual meeting of the stockholders o.
the Paw Paw Creamery Association will b'
held at the jury room in the court house
next Monday evening at seven o'clock, fol
the purpose of electing board of directors
There will be dance at Longwell's oper;
house on Thursday evening, the 10Th inst
This will probably be the last party of th,
season, and most enjoyable time is antici
pated. Music, Bucks orchestra Of Dowagiac