The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-07-18
Local Department.

Mrs. Geo. +. Breck is spending the
summer at Bay View.
That new iron cornice on Bilsborrows
hardware building is dandy.
Mrs. Louise H. Taylor is visiting rel
atives in Lycoming county, Pa.
Miss Minnie Hodges has been visiting
among her many Paw Paw friends.
just ask the boys about that dirk.
They can tell the story better than we
can.
George Longwell wants to hire few
more teams To haul brick for his new
block
Il. j. Albee of Chicago, is visiting at
the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr..
w. G. Bliss.
Jas. p. Preece is once more located
at his old stand over Broughton's, ready
for business.
A wooden awning has been erected
in front of Aliens new store building
on Main street.
The front of Sellick's store has been
ornamented with fresh coat of paint;
K. Rogers, artist.
Mrs. May Talcott, sister of Mrs. O.
n. Hilton is visiting friends and rela-
tives in this village.
All who attended the excursion to
Milwaukee last Sunday, report nice
trip and fine weather.
There should be full attendance at
the republican caucus To be held at the
town hall on the 2Sth inst.
Mrs w H. Mason has gone on visit
to her parents at st. Joseph, and the
squire is poor lone widower.
Wheat harvest i'm this vicinity is sub
stantially ended. The crop is good and
was secured in prime condition.
Ed. c. Galligan and wife started for
New Mexico yesterday morning. Ed.
will engage in railroading in that terri
tory.
Editor Cole is bound to preserve his
Cleveland hat if he doesn't lay up a
cent. He keeps it hanging up in his
barn.
Frank McGurrin, on his way from
Utah TO New York, spent last Wednes-
day night with his wife's mother, Mrs.
+. Darling
Sunday school and young peoples
meetings will be held at the +. w. Bap-
tist church as usual, during Mrs. Bar
tons absence.
Arrangements are being made for
grand county oddfellows' picnic. 1t
will probably be held mt South Haven
somewhere about the Sth day of August
next.
like To join a flambeau club-something
new-will please leave their names with
Frank Millington at the Wolverine
drug store.
Elder Bell returned from his western
trip on Monday night and will preach
next Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hours of service, ut the First
Baptist church.
The average Notifications of the sig
nal service throughout the state of
Michigan for the month of June was as
follows: Weather, S1.5 per cent; tenn
perature, S2.2 per cent.
Rice tried to ride the plow but, like
the party to which he belongs, he lost
his balance; and two plows were, as
will he democracy and freetrade next
NON tIllDtl, DdulN DIOhtu up.
The Paw Paw creamery has manu-
factured and shipped during the present
season, up To July 1st, 1921 pounds of
butter, receiving an average price of
fifteen cents per pound therefor.
Messrs. Bartram IL Mllington, the
energetic Paw Paw druggists and gro
GERS, have something new to say to
their patrons in this paper. They are
hustlers and no mistake about it.
The following letters were uncalled
for in the Paw Paw postoflice for the
week ending July 10th: w. III. Smith,
Mrs. NJ. X. Rittenhouse, j. j. Moore,
j. Ernest Brown, Miss Grace Blake.
S. L. Bowen of Battle Creek, late of
the Paw Paw deep cut clothing hall
was i'm town last Saturday. He is very
enthusiastic over the outlook for repub-
lican success in the approaching cam
paign.
Last Friday evening, the streamer on
the republican pole got tangled in the
rope so that il could not be taken down.
Charley Leech climbed up forty feet
and disengaged it. He can climb like
a squirrel.
Oiih 1tVNh NttOS iiltlt Ntlt Dltnly VI
democrats drunk to his certain knowl-
edge and yet, just because one sober
man wearing Harrison hat happened
to spill little paint on the sidewalk,
democrats make great blow about it..
Ed. Nash has moved his stock Of gro
ceries into Aliens new building, adjoin-
ing Hulbert's store on Main street. He
has very desirable and pleasant loca-
tion and fine stock of goods. Look
over his new "ad." and then give him a
call
Main street is all torn up for the new
stone gutter. A gang of five men are
at work. Sam Lamont claims TO be
foreman of the gang and says they are
all democrats. We wondered where
the other two were until we happened
to remember Postmaster Mackellar and
Editor Cole.
We will send the NoRTHERNER free
to any man living i'm Van Buren,
county who voted for Gen. VIM. III.
Harrison in '36 or 40 and who is not
now a subscriber, from now until after
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