The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-12-04

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Paw Paw.
Charles Hutchins desires 10 organize
a singing class. Those wishing to join
will please consult him.
DR.. M. +. WhaIen and wife spent
Thanksgiving at ST Joseph, with their
brother-in-law, DR.. Doyle.
Mrs. Carrie Stebbins and children,
of Dowagiac, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Parker.
Krke Noyes don't very often get left,
but he did meet with this fate last Mon
day-the train didn't wait for him.
Go and hear the great flute solost,
Harry Oliver, with the Uncle Toms
Cabin troupe tonight, AT Longwell's.
The East and West Farmers Club
meets tomorrow with Mr. and Mrs G..
w. Hunt. OF course a good time will
be had.
Reserved seats on sale at Longwell's
for the New Orleans Uncle Toms Cabin
and Specially Company, at the opera
house tonight.
Married, in this village, Nov. 26th,
by Rev. +. III. Harvey, c. III. Conklin,
of Hartford, and Nellie Thompson, of
Sheridan, Mich.
There will be an oyster social at the
residence of Mr.. Cornelius Erkenbeck,
next Tuesday evening. Supper will be
served from to ..
Eli Bierce, travelling agent for the
Chicago Pneumatic Railway Gate Co,
spent n day or two of last week with his
family in this place.
Don't fail to read Freezes new ad-
vertisement this week 1t will pay you
to look over his stock when you want
tailor made" goods
Married, at the Nj. +. parsonage, by
Rev. w. j. Hathaway, Nov. eth, Mr.
Conner Nj. Kline and Miss Alice Van
Horn, both of Bangor.
Mrs 5. T. Maynard and daughter, of
Washington Heights, "A suburb of Chi
cago, are visiting Mrs Ms parents, Dr.
and Mrs G. NJ Odell
Our new folding machine worked
splendidly last week, and the entire
edition of the NORTHERNER was in the
postoflice at 10 o'clock.
Married, at the Dyckman house, Paw
Paw, Nov 2Sth, by Rev. +. III. Harvey,
III. w Rodenbaugh, of Breedsville, and
Miss Alta Carpenter, of Bangor.
Don't read Bartram q Millington's
lad" in this paper, for if you do you are
sure to go there and spend your money.
We have given you fair warning
+. l.. Peck, of Waverly, called upon
us yesterday and had the address of his
paper changed to Bend, South Dakota,
whittier he has gone with his family.
w. IL. Pomeroy, of wild west and
Texan pony fame, reached Paw Paw
last Saturday. He says that he will
ship some horses here in the spring
Mrs Smith, widow of the late p n
Smith, and VIM. Lyle were married at
the home of the former on Wednesday,
the eth ult, Rev. +. II. Harvey oflici-
ating.
Mrs ID. Spicer entertained a large
party of invited guests on Thanksgiving
day. An elegant dinner was served,
and the occasion was greatly enjoyed
by all.
The streets of Paw Paw presented an
unusually lively appearance last Satur-
day, and it is reported that there were
nearly two hundred vehicles thereon at
one time.
The annual election of officers in
Brodhead post No. 81, G.. A. r., will
take place Monday night, Dee. 9th.
There should be a large attendance of
members on this occasion.
The following letters remain uncalled
for i'm the Paw Paw postofiice: Allen
Bergen, Anna Billings, Nellie Gibbs,
VIM. Gillette, Mrs. Lolita Harter, Mr..
Almer Heiegh, +. A. Smith.
The NoRTHERNER is under obliga
tiOns to Wint. Craver, of Waverly, for
very fine bucks head with antlers
We are having it mounted, and it will
be placed in our public office.
Three church socialS last evening
One was held by the First Baptist at
the church, the second by the Metho-
dsts at the parsonage and the third by
the Disciples at John Spackeen's.
Remember the New Orleans Com
pany play under the New Version" /"
and introduce specialtieS between each
act that is alone worth the price of adj
mission. At the opera house tonight.
DR.. Brodrick, of Decatur, was in
town last Friday, good natured and
genial as ever We are glad to know
that he has abandoned the intention at
one time entertained, of leaving this
county.
Quarterly meeting ut NJ. +. church
December and &. Rev. Levi Masters,
presiding elder, will he present Satur-
day at 2:30 and p. m. and 1870 a. m.
Sunday. Love feast Sunday morning
at $50.
viii and Harry Longwell sent their
presents mot lent their presence) on the
occasion of the marriage, Thanksgiving
day, of their cousin, Miss Travis, to
Junius f. Beal, editor of the Ann Arbor
Courier.
X. w. Noyes reached home last We'd
nesday, ate turkey with his family
Thursday, visited with the boys Friday
and Saturday, attended church 1--WE sup
pose) Sunday, and returned to Lansing
Monday.
Rev. Harvey, with his wife and sister,
started on Wednesday last for Rich
land, overland, TO visit his parents, but
found the roads SO unfavorable, after
going a few miles, that he was obliged