The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-10-02

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and sustained quite painful injuries.
The Grange Visitor will be issued
from the TRUE NORTHERNER offic,
from and after Dec. lst of this year.
Hon. Chas. l.. Eaton returned last
Thursday afternoon from short visit
to Buffalo and Niagara county, n. Y.
Hon. Thomas Mars and wife, Of Ber
rien, were i'm town last Friday and Sat
urday, the guests of Hon. j. j. Wood
man.
We see by the Marcellus NewS that
Mrs. and Mr.. Geo. Flanders had girl
baby born to them on Tuesday of last
week
A. G.. Martin and A. +. Hayes are in
Chicago selecting additional material
and machinery for the NoRTHERNER
Office.
Steve Pepper has materially inn
proved the appearance of his residence
by putting in door and building a
portico on the east side.
Mr.. John |. Breck has put in excel
lent repair his residence on Kalamazoo
street, the future home of himself and
his newly-wedded wife.
Harry Showerman moves to-day into
his new store, first door west of Long
well Bros, where he INVITES a call from
all his friends and customers.
John Bathrick business manager of
the Battle Greek Noon was i'm town
Monday. He came down to attend the
wedding of his cousin, Miss McCabe.
Mr.. VIM. III. Taylor has accepted a sit
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son, Mich, and left for that city Mon
day. Mrs. Taylor will follow in few
days
Mrs. Barton was called to preach the
! funeral sermon of the late VIM. Hamil-
| ton, well known colored man of the
southwestern part of this township on
! Sunday last.
Last Saturday Richard Hutchins, af-
ter retaining 30 bushels for seed, sold
the beans raised by him on Is acers of
ground to Conner x Osborne for the
snug sum of S400.
Covenant meeting at the Free Baptist
church on Saturday of this week at 2
p. m. A full attendance is desired and
expected. Services as usual at that
church on Sunday next.
The Y. l.. NJ b. of the Christian
church will meet on Saturday afternoon
at the home of Miss Matte Pallister,
and be entertained tor tea. A full at
tendance is desired.
Hank McCabe says they were not
satisfied with stealing away his daugh-
ter, but must add to his grief by steal
ing his whip from his carriage during
the wedding ceremony.
Married, on Saturday, the 2Sth ult,
at the residence of and by III. A. Pal
| lister, pastor of the Christian church of
this city, Mr. Elmer Il. Dolson and Miss
Jettie Rider, both of Bangor.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
tian church will hold coffee social at
the home of Mrs Ed. Lindsey next
Tuesday evening, the sth inst Every
body invited. Supper promptly at six
o'clock.
Mrs. Geo. Lyle has a sister-in-law
! from Northern Michigan visiting her,
who has Il 13-months' old child with her
which has but recently had a cancer re-
moved from its face. The child is do
ing well.
The Cleveland Bay Horse Co. had
! but six head of stock at the Detroit eX-
position, consequently they could only
get six premiums-four on stations
and two on mares. They did not eXhib-
it at Grand Rapids.
The damage by the frost of the 21st
ult. was more considerable than at first
supposed But small percentage of
corn had been cut up, and the fodder
| is nearly worthless. There will be
much soft corn this year, also.
Our Gobleville correspondent this
week demonstrates that he is no slouch
of -gatherer. Forty crisp, fresh
news items from a town of that size is
a good yield "Sockery" doesn't allow
anything to get away from him.
Joe Sage has leased and opened the
Willard House barn as sale and feed
stable. Those who know Mr.. Sage
need not be told that he will keep n
place where horses will be well taken
care of and where their owners will be
well treated.
X. w. Noyes was called home from
Lansing last week by the serious illness
of his daughter Myrtle from an attack
of what was feared to be typhoid fever,
but which proved TO be something of a
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convalescing.
Fred Bilsborrow is out in new an
nouncement to-day. As the time is at
hand to prepare for the winter heating,
he has put in stock an elegant line of
stoves, notable among which is the ia
nous Round Oak, for which he is sole
agent at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Britain, of
Three Rivers, were made and man wife
Monday morning, and came directly
here to be present at the nuptials of
their friends Nina McCabe and j. |.
Breck, and to accompany them on their
little wedding tour.
Harry Showerman was in Chicago
last week, purchasing fine stock of
goods in the several lines which he
carries and which are now arriving.
He will be in his new store, first door
west of Longwell Bros, in few days,
and invites all to visit him.
A The hardware firm of Waters ~ Cooley
is dissolved, and new firm organized,
to be known as Waters d Co, which
will conduct the business at the old
stand. Harvey Cooley retires from the
firm on account of his health, which Is
in an unsatisfactory condition. u
A ID Stuvvesant has sold his farm on