The true northerner., 1889-04-03

W INT. heNhOlus, 10 ne found elsewhere
in this paper
Regular meeting of Paw Paw lodge
No. %, +. & A. NJ, Tuesday evening,
April 9th, at Masonic hall.
IF We have tears, prepare 10 shed
them when the ChequamegOns pay
their touching tribute TO the late miss
ing Joseph Ble)Hind.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nash, Of Marcellus.
mourn the loss of their baby boy, the
only one, which died ON the 2jth ult.,
aged four and IA half months.
We learn that Vet. Tappen was quite
seriously injured at Michigan City, IA
few days ago. while assisting TO unload
some heavy goods from "A dray.
Married. at the NJ. +. parsonage, on
the 2sth ult by Rev w. j. Hathaway,
Frank Thomas, of Hartford, and Miss
Josephine McGowan, of Lawrence.
Harry Showerman is kicking about "A
horse he has been driving of late. Says
"a horse that can't go to Lawrence aud
back inside of two days is no good on
earth.
There will be maple sugar, coffee
and literary entertainment at Waverly
grange hall Saturday evening April
9Th. Bill l5 cents. A cordial invita-
tion to all.
The ladies' aid society of the First
Baptist church will give an entertain
ment at the home of Mrs. O.. f..
Chappell next Tuesday evening, April
9th. Ice cream and cake.
frankie Irwin, aged about forty years,
daughter of the late Thomas Irwin,
Funeral on Tuesday and the burial in
the family lot at Prospect.
We notice i'm the Denver Republican
the announcement of the marriage of
Elmer A. Shrine, of Colorado Springs,
formerly of this place, and Miss Mary
Isabella Shreve, of Denver.
X. w Noyes came home from Lans-
ing last Friday and remained over to
east a straight republican vote on cleo
tion day. Kirke is looking as though
the atmosphere at the capital was
good for his nerve.
The South Haven Messenger learns
that the L. a. ). H. r. X. Co., intend
putting boat on the line between South
Haven and Chicago, and that Mr.. Ihling
expresses himself i'm favor of some boat
now at South Haven.
The officers of the Gliddenburg school
district are very fortunate in securing
Miss Jennie Whitmer as n teacher of
their school. Miss Whitmer is an ac-
complished lady and has had much eX-
perience in teaching.
Mr.. X. o. Beebe has made change
in location and company, and is now
agent for the Mutual Life ms Co., of
New York, one of the largest financial
institutions in the world. His office is
at % Milk street, Boston.
The pressure on our columns was
trife too great this week and we
were compelled to issue supplement
tary sheet. But, bring along your adj
vertisements; well stow them away
where they will do you good.
There is no mistaking the temper of
the taxpayers of this township rs re-
CARDS improving the highways. The
commissioner recommended an appro-
priation of $500 for highway purposes,
and the voters gave him $1,000
Martin Hinckley, n son of the late
Smith Hinckley, of this township, died
at the residence of his mother on the
26th ult, of consumption, aged about
"a years. Deceased was very highly
esteemed by those who knew hlm well.
Mrs. Ann Hathaway, of Little Pairie
Ronde, died at the home of her son on
Wednesday of last week, aged 81 years.
She was one of the first white settlers in
southwestern Michigan and the mother
of Benjamin Hathaway, the eccentric
While cleaning out an old ditch in
the vicinity of Scott lake, this county,
last week, the workmen unearthed the
remains of male infant, probably only
a few days of age. 1t was in a reason
ably good state of preservation, being
in wet muck.
Eddie Beardsley and Mrs. Geo King,
of Waverly, were before Justice Mason
last Wednesday, for examination on a
charge of lewd and lascivious cohabita-
ton. There was not vestige of testi-
mony against these people and of course
they were promptly discharged.
Owing to poor writing on their part
and little carelessness on the part of
our compositor, we made Longwell
Bros ad. read Your Favorites" instead
of your Friends" But the compositor
knew they were favorites with most
everybody, hence the mistake was nat
ural
The ChequaWegon quartet, Bruce A.
Cummings, 1st tenor; John |. Breck, 2d
tenor; G. f. Hutchins, 1st bass; JnO W.
Free, 2d bass, and Miss Lora Glidden,
accompanist, will give a concert at the
Free Baptist church, Wednesday even
ing, April 10th. Admission, % cents;
children, 10 cents.
Capt. Hendryx, of Hamilton, while
driving home from Decatur last Satur-
day, was thrown from his buggy and so
badly injured that his life is despaired
Of His buggy was demolished. His
encounters with Jersey bulls and run
away teams will Sooner or later bring
the captains friends to grief.
Quite stir among the newspapers in
the western part of the county. The
Bangor AdUdnce and Reflector are con-
solidated and the hyphenated product
of the consolidation will be published
by l.. s. Russell, Esq. G. C.. Phillips
goes. with his family, to Hartford, and
will hereafter edit the Day Spring.
The Kalamazoo Telegraph wants the
names, ages, history and photographs,