The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-01-30
Local Department.
Apollo Temple X. +. c. tonight.

Mr.. 5. +. Bowen, of Battle Greek,
was i'm town Saturday.
Harry Showerman has purchased the
stock of Harris Oppenheim.
l.. A. Howard, of this place, has had
his pension increased lately.
Mrs. James Nelson, living mile east
of town, is very seriously i'll.
James A. Leach has opened paint
shop on Kalamazoo street south.
Messrs. Bartram & Milington have
had new floor laid in their store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Barton had been
married twenty-five years on the 23d
inst.
Mrs G.. Hogmire will keep house for
Mrs. Darling during the latters visit to
Utah.
Frank Linderman, of South Haven,
died on Wednesday afternoon of last
week.
Elvin Rowland and wife, from Char
lotte, visited friends here and ut Law
renee lately.
A brother and sister of County Clerk
Anderson, from Berlamont, spent Sun
day in town.
Mrs and VIII Ball rejoice at the adj
vent in their home of a baby boy last
Sunday night.
Hon. A. j. Mills spent part of last
week in this place. The indge is in the
best of health.
The old Landphere mill pond is being
drawn down, and fishing ought To be
good there now.
G. S. Whitlock, of Detroit, was the
guest of +. NJ. Snow ana family day
or two last week
Mr.. and Mrs n ID. Richardson cele-
brated their golden wedding ON Mon
day, the 2lSt inst
The Farmers Institute of Van Buren,
county will meet at Bangor February
27, % and March /.
b. w. Hipp, of Almena, is in attend
ance upon the cider makers convention
at Lansing this week
The Antwerp Farmers Union meets
at the residence of Ii. II. Jennings on
"Wednesday, Feb. 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fieldhouse, of White
Pigeon, spent Sunday in town, guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Taft
DR. Ferguson, by the use of nitrous
oxide gas. extracts teeth absolutely
without pain. See his card
We are indebted to Mr. Allison John
son, engineer on the T. d :. III. X. r.,
for favors kindly rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs c. s. HoSkinS will eel
ebrate the twentieth anniversary of
their wedding February 9th.
+. A. Crane, Esq, of Kalamazoo, had
business in court here last week, and
paid this office a friendly visit.
Mrs. j. w. Free slipped and fell from
an icy door step one day last week, and
sustained "A painful injury to her arm.
Mrs. Betsey Maxam highly respect
ed lady of Porter township, died at her
home on the Goth inst, aged 62 years.
Geo. w. Myers and family are enjoy
ing visit from his mother. She has
been quite i'll here of late, but is recover
| ing.
The ladies of the NJ. +. church hold
an important business meeting in the
parlors of the church this afternoon at
2:30.
Miss Mollie Bathrick, of Battle Creek
has been spending couple of weeks
here, the guest of III. w. and Mrs.
McCabe.
Mrs. and Mr. +. s. Millington had a
baby boy born To them last Sunday
1t died Monday morning. The mother
is doing well.
Edgar Bloss, well known and highly
respected citizen of Geneva township,
died at his home on the 10th inst, aged
about 80 years.
The following is list of the letters
remaining uncalled for in the Paw Paw
postoflice for the week ending Jan. 2S;
w. A. Heslit, Mrs. Lydia s. Jackson,
Miss Bernicc McCollum, Amy Nagle.
The Kalamazoo Telegraph offers 81
to each one of its readers who shall
name correctly the seven members OF
Mr. Harrison's cabinet, and 81 to each
who correctly names six out of the
seven.
Mrs. McGurrin and Mrs. Darling left
for Salt Lake City Monday. They GO
via Denver, at which point they will be
met by Mr. McGurrin, who went via
st. Louis, Mo.
Broughton has decided to clear the
/ decks of winter flannels, hosiery, etc,
and to that end he has marked this
class of goods at an unprecedented low
figure Read his new ad
The Paw Paw mills are complete
The mechanics employed in its recon
struction haye packed up and gone and
Paw Paw to-day has in full operation
as fine Touring mill as there is in the
state of Michigan.
The Bangor AdUdnce thinks it doubt
full if the keeper of the county Jail &C
, cumlates great amount of surplus 10y
boarding the prisoners at SO per week
the price fixed 10y our economical
county legislature.