The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-01-16
Local Department.

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This cold snap makes the ice men
look cheerful.
James A. Leach will move TO Chelsea
early in the spring.
We are indebted to County Clerk A.
T. Anderson for official courtesies.
The Missing Link erstwhile at Glen
dale, has been removed to Grand juno
ton.
Commodore Broughton has entirely
recovered his health and is again at the
helm.
Col. David Anderson, of Berlamont,
made a friendly call at our Office on
Tuesday.
Much fun for little money at the
opera house this week. Tickets, 10 and
20 cents.
We are glad to learn that Mrs H.
ID. Forsyth, of Hartford, is very ma
te1ally better
The board of supervisors concluded
its laborS on Saturday last and adj
journed without day.
+. A Crane, Esq, of Kalamazoo, was
professionally before the bar of Judge
Heckert's court Tuesday.
The Walter A. Robinson Comedy
Company occupy the boards ut Long
wells opera house this week.
Arrangements are being made for a
benefit for the eclectic society of the
high school. Particulars next week.
The weather is so changeable that it
is unsafe To say "cold snap" or "thaw"
without "A margin for mental reserva-
ton.
Since the prospect for good crop of
ice has become more favorable, Dansby
has decided not to sell his milk-shake
outfit.
r. o. Beebe, who has been spending
two or three weeks with his family in
this village, left for Boston again last
Monday.
Messrs Wise IL Tuckey haye closed
up their affairs at Bloomingdale and
Mr.. Eli Strong, of Kalamazoo, takes
that mill
Union services are being held nightly
at the Free Baptist church. The at
tendance is good and deep interest
manifested.
|, we ItdIH lliI MISS NOId huIlStI II
securing signatures to Il petition to the
powers that will be, asking for the Paw
Paw postotfice.
F. w Sellick has sold his fine resi-
dence on Niles stree to Geo. Nj. Lyle,
who, we learn, is To make this village
his future home.
Business in the probate court seems
to be rushing at present, but Judge
Heckert and Mr. Chandler are equal
To the emergency.
Mr.. Geo. w. Longwell was at Jack
son last week assisting +. b. in invoic
ing. We are glad to learn that Ed. is
doing finely there.
VIM Nj. Thayer has so far recovered
from the effects of running rusty nail
into his hand some weeks since as to be
out about his farm.
The Bach society will meet at the
home of Mrs q. +. Chappell on Friday
evening of this week. All members are
requested to attend.
Mr. John Ihling the genial general
superintendent of the L. Il 5. III. K. r.,
was looking over the NORTHERNER' 5
new quarters on Monday.
We hope to see the Christian church
filled to its utmost capacity on the oc-
casion of the benefit for Miss Della Put
nam, mentioned elsewhere.
: A "big four" colored troup disgusted
a small audience at Dowagiac one even
ing last week The Times intimates
that they walked out of town.
, If our Lawton correspondent had
, been little more vigilant we need not
, have been "scooped" by every paper in
, the state on the burning of RiN's barn.
/. Organ recital and concert at the Pres
byterian church Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Frank Zimmerman, organist Ad-
mission, ID cents. Commencing at 7:30.
Eddie Goodsell, of Covert, will be
tried in Justice Rowland's court Thurs
day on charge of assault and battery,
preferred by Harriet Stocoum, also OF
Covert.
We notice by the Lansing papers that
Marquis Eaton, youngest son of Hon.
! G.. l.. Eaton, has been appointed one OF
the messengers to the house of repre-
Sentatives.
The w. G.. Il. l.. will hold its annual
meeting for the election of officers in
the parlor of the NJ. +. church on Fri
day next at 2:30 p. m. full attend.
ance is requested.
. Memo Dolliver, whom many of om
: older residents will remember rs having
been i'm the foundry business here away
back i'm fifties, died at Niles on the 9TH
inst, aged "a years.