The true northerner., 1889-03-13
Local Department.

M. ID. Buskirk is moving his family
into town.
Fred Bassett has something to say to
his customers to-day.
Frank Buck, of Dowagiac, was in
town one day last week.
w. H. Pomeroy returned from his
Texas trip on Friday last.
Robins and blue birds-sweet har-
binges of spring-are here.
Mrs. o. N Hilton is entertaining
friends from South Haven.
Truman Allen moved back to his
farm in Waverly last week.
Geo. w. Tyler and John l. Breck are
home from the Inauguration.
The art loan at the opera house next
week will attract large crowds.
Preaching every Sunday, at 3p. m,
at the hall over Ed. Nashs store.
We learn that a daughter of Mrs
Ray Wheeler is very low with oonsump-
ton.
A. H. Chandler, Esq, of Hartford,
was in town Monday on professional
business.
Mr.. 5. +. Moon, of White Oaks, died
at his home on Saturday last from
lock jaw.
Mrs. T X. Harrison returned Satur-
day from visit with friends in Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Jesse McFarlin, of Scott Lake, is
spending few days with his brother,
the sheriff.
Register of Deeds Monroe is making
alterations and improvements in his of
flee fixtures.
We are sorry to lean that Mr. Porter
A. Deans health is in n very unsatis
factory condition.
August Oppenheimer, of Bangor, has
made an assignment, naming A. Nj.
Harrison as assignee.
Shepard & Buskirk bought %
months'-old steer the other day which
dressed $50 lbs. of meat.
Mrs. Eunice Sebring, of Bangor, was
called here last week by the illness of
her daughter, Mrs. p. Mackellar.
A few more such spring days as we
have been having and Bacon and
Greens" will become popular air.
Lem. Shilling drove lot of his horses
to Kalamazoo one day last week and
sold them there at auction on Saturday.
G.. w. Young returned from Wash
ington last Friday thoroughly imbued
with the belief that this is great coun-
try.
Will Miller has opened tailoring
establishment in the new Longwell
block See his card elsewhere in this
place.
Editor Brainard, of the Hartford Dan
Spring, was compelled to relinquish the
pencil last week and take to vermifuge
and squills.
Joel ID. Monroe left Monday night for
Bay City, where he represents l.. &.
Woodman Post, of Lawton, in the state
encampment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. d. Pierce, of Jack
son, have been spending week or so in
town, visiting Mrs. Pierce's father, c.
+. Allen, Esq.
Sheriff McFarlin is giving the interior
of the Jail and the sheriff's residence a
thorough renovating-painting, paper
ing, decorating, etc.
''Tetrapterous Twirls" is the name of
it, but we don't know what it is. If
you don't wish to buy one they will
give you one at Avery's.
Married, on Saturday, March 9th, by
o. w. Rowland, Esq, at his office in
this village, John Wilson and Ella
Hyames, both of Paw Paw.
The ladies of the F. W. Baptist society
will hold candy social at Mr.. jesse
Barton's next Tuesday evening, March
10th A cordial invitation to all.
The detachment of the salvation army
stationed at Dowagiac have bargained
for some vacant lots in that city, and
propose erecting barracks thereon.
Judge Heckert was practicing before
the local courts at Hartford last week,
and his law partner, Mr. Chandler. was
on similar business at South Haven.
Miss Electa Smith, a teacher in the
Hartford schools, was the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. Hathaway while attending
the examination of teachers last week
And now the frugal grocer displays
the tempting cakes Of maple sugar,
and utters no sound TO indicate that il
is of 1.-The first run" from the prolific
/ back room.
Parties delivering wood on subscrip-
/ ton 20 the NORTHERNER will please
call at the Office and get n receipt for
the same, in order that their accounts
i l...l lrna.4 1f.s 81.