The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-27
Local Department.

Orders received by VIII Longwell for
kalSomining stoves.
Fred Bilsborrow spent few days at
Ann Arbor last week
Mr.. David Woodman is expected
back from California soon.
Genial Sam Wilson, of South Haven,
spent Tuesday night in town.
Let us vote next Monday to give the
governor a respectable salary.
l.. W. Jennings left on Monday for
his place at Reynolds, Dakota.
The poor man cannot afford to aspire
To the gubernatiolial chair of Michigan.
Navigation is practically open-much
earlier in the season than for many
years
Hon j c. and Mrs Burrows arrived
at their Kalamazoo home last Friday
evening.
Rev. Mr. Cochrane, of Bloomingdale,
was in town Tuesday, the guest of Rev.
Mr.. Taft
H. A. Chaplin will occupy the house
on Main street recently vacated 10y W.
H. Mason.
Carl Monroe lost very fine colt last
Saturday morning by its getting east"
in its stall.
George Rix has bought the Robinson
house, at Lawton, and will take posses
sion ut once.
Miss Alice f. Harvey, of Richand, is
visiting at the home of her brother,
Rev. +. II. Harvey.
Mrs. Dan. Spicer entertained party
of twenty-five Lawton ladies to tea on
Tuesday afternoon.
O. w Rowland preached i'm the Dis
ciple church, at DOwagiac, last Sunday
morning and evening
The Bangor Adcance serves notice on
those Interested that "the saloon must
GO from that village.
The Antwerp farmers union will Inject
at the home of Ben. c. Sheldon on
Wednesday April 3D.
Comrade Russell, editor of the Ban
gOr ddCdncc was Il visitor nj Broadhead
Post Monday evening.
An acceptable tenant can secure
house suitable for small family by
inquiring at this Office.
The art loan and bazaar, at the opera
house the balance OF this week, prom
ises TO be great success.
"Clayt" Simmons will pull the reins
over the band team of the Western
World the coming season.
Mrs. Flora Barker and her little boy,
from Hamilton, will spend a couple of
weeks with friends i'm town.
Mr.. +. Neff has moved into the house
owned by Mrs. Aldrich and heretofore
occupied by Rev. Fr. O'Rorke.
Marshall Bullard is having the streets
cleared of the rubbish which has ac-
cumulated during the winter.
Thos f. Dodge, for president, and the
entire village ticket, elected ut Lawton
Monday by majorities of about 49,
G.. c. Searls has returned from a three
or four weeks visit with friends at his
old home i'm the state of New York
McFarlin and McCabe are compelled,
by hoarseness, to do their talking by
proXy-a terrible punishment to them.
Conner d Osborn have just received
a shipment of wagons, which are at
their salesrooms ready for inspection.
Dennis Cooper, of Lawrence town
ship, has an auction sale of farm and
household property on Tuesday, April
! 2d
Mr. Jesse Barton had very severe
attack of rheumatism of the heart last
week-the third he has suffered within
a few weeks.
Frank l.. Kelly, formerly salesman
with w. j. Sellick, was renewing old
acquaintance here last week. He halls
from Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Magoon, of this
township, passed the iifty-second mile
stone on the journey of their married
/ life ON the 26th inst.
Lucius Buck, of Keeler. died last
Wednesday after an illness of only four
hours Deceased was brother of r..
Nj. Buck, of this village.
A portion of the wall the northeast
corner-under Mason's planning mill fell
outward a few days since, threatening
the safety of the building
Edwin Willis, president of the agri-
cultural college at Lansing has been Of
/ fered and has accepted the assistant
] tor l,f Ia. a