The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-04-10
Local Department.

w. j. Sellick is in New York city
buying goods.
Love and war will be on a strife at the
concert tonight.
Mrs Ida Keith returned To her home
in jackson last week.
James +. Chandler spent portion Of
last week in Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Arsua Harrison, of Chicago, is
visiting friends in this place.
Lynn Free arrived home Saturday for
brief visit with friends here.
Come to think of it, what has become
of the greenback party, anyhow?
Frank Thomas has bought the Ed
Martin residence, on Niles street.
Born, to Mrs. and Mr.. w. ii. Filley,
last Saturday night, "A II lb. boy All
well.
Mrs. Eta Huyck, nee Hopping, is
visiting her parents and other friends
here.
John H. Bryar arrived in town Satur-
day evening last for short visit with
friends.
The evening services at the several
churches in town will commence at 80
hereafter.
Jesse NJ Brown left for LaPorte, Ind,
Monday, to visit a few days with his
daughter.
Charley Stevens spent Sunday with
his family in town, returning to Battle
Creek Monday.
The jurors for the April term of the
circuit court are required to show up
on Monday next.
The Union house is undergoing ex-
tensive repairs, probably with view
to its being rented.
If you wish to cure those "blues," 4"
hear the Chequamegons tonight at the
Free Baptist church.
VIII Rickerson and family have gone
to Piqua, Ohio, where they intend max
ing their future home.
Hank Holt has leased the b. A. Muir
dock house and moved into it, both of
his own being occupied.
Lou. Woodman came down from the
Orchard Lake military academy last
Saturday for short visit
Geo. w. Myers has purchased what
is known as the Dr. Emery property, i'm
the eastern part of the village.
We hear that Walt. Wilson intends
opening a meat market in one of the
vacant stores of the bank block.
Herb Salt has an auction sale of farm
property at his place near Four Mile
lake on Tuesday next, April 10th.
Claude Snow has decided TO master
the art of printing, and has entered the
job Office of his uncle Fred, at Lima,
Ohio.
Ford Murch has purchased fruit
farm half mile out of South Haven
village limits, and has moved his family
upon il.
Mrs. NJ. A. Coleman returned to her
home in Detroit last week, having spent
the winter here with her daughter, Mrs
+. Nj. Snow.
Mrs. +. Darling has returned from
Salt Lake City, where she has spent
three or four months with her daughter,
Mrs. McGurrin.
Married, at the NJ. f. parsonage, on
the Sth inst, by Rev w. j. Hathaway,
Jas. n. Decker, of Lawton, and Libbie
f. Hosner, of Mattawan
Mr.. s. Ii. Blackman has left Passade-
ma, Cal, where he has spent the past
three months, and will arrive home
sometime during this month.
Should Mat. Longwell or Emery
Showerman attend the concert this
evening, the quartet will expect to be
called as walters tomorrow morning.
II Butterfeld don't come down and
choke the Courier off, it will run that
Glendale school house proposal ad all
summer. Anything to fill up" En-
The following parties have unclaimed
letters in the Paw Paw postofiice. Mr..
Abijah Hayward, Mr.. Andrew j. Rowe,
Miss Lena +. Treen, Richard Under
wood
Married, at the residence Of Robt
Chapman, in this village, April 9TH, w.
n. Taylor, of Lawrence, and Mrs. Alice
johnson, of Lawton, Rev. Pallster of
iiciating
p. n. Smith, well known and highly
respected citizen Of Antwerp, died on
Friday of last week, of pneumonia,
aged about 90 years. Funeral Sunday
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