The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-02-06
Local Department.

X. w. Noyes spent Sunday at home
with his family.
The circuit court stands adjourned to
Tuesday, Feb. 10th.
Mrs. A. +. Anderson spent Sunday
with friends at BerlamOnt.
Mrs. j. G., Todd is the happy owner
of new and elegant piano.
Union services are continued-this
week at the Christian church.
Frank Pritchard is slowly GONZALES
cling, but not yet able for duty.
Mrs. j. j. Paige, of Kalamazoo, has
been recent visitor To our village.
Hon. A. ). Dyckman, of South Haven,
was among our visitors on Monday.
The Van Buren County Grange will
be held at this place Feb. 14th and 18th.
Both branches of the Michigan legis-
lature stand adjourned To the 18th inst.
h. W. Montross, of Galien, spent
Sunday in town, the guest of his brother,
w. W.
The third Michigan cavalry will have
a reunion at Jackson on Wednesday
Feb. 27.
Mrs. Heckert returned home from
her sad visit to Ohio on Wednesday of
last week.
John Searls has returned from Bron-
son, where he has been visiting for II
few weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Stedman, aged 70 years,
died at her home in Bloomingdale on
the 26th inst.
Miss Eva Hayes returned last Satur-
day from Leslie where she has been for
few weeks past.
Judge Heckert leaves for Lansing to-
morrow on professional business before
the supreme court.
All the money needed from this coun-
ty for the new railroad project Will be
promptly forthcoming.
A full-blooded Indian is teaching a
district school in Emmett county, and is
said to be doing it well.
Thomas Welch has purchased the
Doughty property, in the northeastern
part of the corporation.
Mr.. G.. c. Searls left for New York
state last Saturday, where he will visit
and swap luggage, etc.
Miss Minnie Sellers, of jackson has
Just concluded pleasant visit to this
place, the guest of Miss kittie Fitch.
The eclectic society of the high school
had fairly good house on the occasion
of the benefit at the opera house, last
week.
The Guarantee Nursery Co, of Ge-
neva, n. Y, are calling for men to work
on salary, in another column of this
paper.
The Allegan Gazette is defendant in a
81. 900 libel suit, instituted by Nahum
Gilbert, register of deeds for Allegan
county.
Mrs. VIM. Blaidsdell, of Arlington
has Just concluded a visit of three OF
four days in town, the guest of Mrs. X
G.. Nash.
Miss Mollie Bathrick returned to hel
home in Battle Greek last Saturday, af
ter visit here of three or four weeks
duration.
We notice among the list of Michigan
pensions allowed the name of Sheldor
Smith, of Bangor. Elder, we congratu
late you.
For the present, Messrs. Heckert 4
Chandler will occupy one of the from
offices of the NoRTHERNER building fo
law office.
III. A. Cole has sold a house and teI
acres of ground for span of horses ant
three hundred dollars. Some horse
: can't chew.
The Covert NeUS, in telling of the re
cent fire in that place, in which Jane
Tripp lost his life, refers to the victim
as "Gim tripp."
Married, at the NJ. +. parsonage OF
the 2sth ult., by Rev w. j. Hathaway
Fred A. Coulson, of Waverly, and CARR
f. Qua, of Paw Paw.
Thos Brownbridge, well known eli
izen Of Decatur, died on Tuesday even
ING of last week after brief illness
aged fifty-three years.
! One Chas. Etter, of Marcellus, is I'M
der 80, 900 bonds 10 the Cass count
4 circuit court, charged with rape on
girl under IA years old.
r. Irving Latimer was fully commit
I, ted on the 1st inst. at jackson for TIA
murder of his mother. No evidenc
was offered by the defense.
, Ice harvesters are busy, early an
. late, gathering in the crystal slabs
which are about six inches i'm thicknes