The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-11-13
Mrs. John Hodges, of Sturgis, is Wis
iting Mrs. Jos. Davey.

planted I'm July.
John Dillon began his pedagogical
duties, Monday, as teacher i'm the Or
ton district, Arlington.
Senator Stockbridge and wife, and
Hon. j. &. Burrows and wife left for
Washington on Monday.
A. Van Auken has bought 6075 bar
rels of winter apples and about 1000
bushels of beans this season.
Mrs X. o. Beebe returned Thursday
from three months trip To Boston
and among relatives i'm western New
York.
County Agent Gould and wife are
now settled i'm town. They occupy IA
portion of the A. +. Lindsley house.
Welcome!
Justice Rowland, on Monday, per-
formed the marriage ceremony for two
couples and took the testimony in one
divorce case.
Miss Lottie Hinckley, of the Lawton
public school, has been spending "a few
days with her sisters, the Misses Hinck-
ley, in this place.
Mrs. A. j. Sabin returned, Monday,
from IA protracted stay in the east,
whittier she was called by the serious
illness of her mother
H. p. McFarlin has returned from
his L. II. hunting trip. He don't say
much about it, but we infer that he
didn't get many deer.
Mr.. Abner Munger, brother-in-law
of Joel ID. Monroe, together with his
wife, of Schoolcraft, were visiting Mr.
Monroe's family last week.
Capt. X. w. Noyes read very inter
esting article on "the civil service and
the soldier" at a G.. A. X. entertainment
held at Lansing last week.
w. II. Dansby has erected some
farmers sheds west of the engine
house If the enterprise is appreciated
he will increase his sheds as business
demands.
+. A. Austin announces an auction
sale, for Thursday, Nov. 2lst, at the
farm of the late Ruth A. Austin, one
mile south of Paw Paw, on the old
Lawton road.
On Wednesday evening last IA small
company of friends of Mr.. and Mrs. b
+. Warner armed themselves with oys-
ters and gave the surprised couple a
most jolly house warming.
Albert SquireS, of Arlington, and
Miss Addie Welton, of Hartford, were
married on the eth inst, at the resi-
dence of the officiating Clergyman, Rev
w. 5. Bugbey, in South Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Randolph have
been visiting friends in this vicinity for
several days. They are now living in
Allegan county and report themselves
as well pleased with their new home
The u. p hunting party, of which c.
III. Butler is member, will be home
next week. Latest advices say that
they have eleven deer as a result of
their well directed efforts and 'aims." s"
John Domino was sent to the county
jail for twenty days, and John Mitchell
bound over to the circuit court by
Justice Mason, on the charge of larceny
To which we referred in last weeks
issue
A quarterly convention of advanced
thinkers (spiritualists) will be held at
Watervliet Nov. 30th, and Dec. 1st
Several good speakers are advertised
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the public.
The calendar of the present (Novem-
ber) term of the circuit court comprises
five criminal cases, eighteen issues of
fact, four imparlances and twenty
seven chancery cases, of which latter
sixteen are for divorce
The annual meeting of the South
Haven, Covert and Geneva Sunday
School Institute will be held at Covert,
on Wednesday next, Nov. Goth. A very
interesting programme has been pre-
pared and pleasant and profitable
session is expected.
Judge Buck made the call of the cal
endar in the circuit here on Monday
and adjourned court until Friday of
this week, when the order of cases will
be arranged for next week, at which
time the jury will be present and pro-
ceed with the trials.
Married at the NJ. f. parsonage,
on Monday the 11th inst, by Rev w. j
Hathaway, Mr.. Homer Kellar and Miss
Nellie Kreigh, both of Paw Paw. AT
the same time and place, and by the
same, Joseph +. Speicher and Lulu
Radmeyer, both of Bloomingdale.
The letters remaining uncalled for at
the Paw Paw postofiice during the past
week are addressed to the following
Mrs. Lizzie Baker, Mr. Jno. Clark, AL.
mer Dudgeon, Miss Nellie Howland,
Mr. viii Parks, Mr.. w NJ Pease, Miss
Lizzie Thompson, Mrs. Mary Van
Dorm and Mr.. ARA Tibbts.
The entertainment given at the Opera
House last Thursday evening, by viii
l.. Smiths Bell Ringers and Concert
Company, was strictly first class in
every respect. Mr.. Longwell is to be
congratulated on his success i'm provid.
ing so high a grade of amusements fOr
the people as he has thus far done this
season.
The members of the musical depart
ment of our school will give rehear-
sal on Friday evening, Nov. 18th, nj
the high school rooms. A cordial invi-
tation is extended TO all who are inter
ested i'm the work of this department
and i'm the general welfare of the
school. Doors open at seven; enter
tainment begins at seven-thirty.
The Sunday School convention, which
met at Decatur on Wednesday last,
was well attended and great deal OF
interest i'm the good work was manifest