The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-06-26
The programme of the twenty secoud


Association, which meets at Grand Rap
ids on July ., 10 and IL, will be as fol-
lows:
July 9-Tuesday 10 A. m.-Meetins Of Execu-
tive Committee n Morton House,
2p n.--lsec sption at Hartman Han.
$40 6-Business session, opening WIN prayer,
followed by address OF welcome response nu-
sic oreaniza ion reception oi new meinpers
appointment of committees address by inonas
A. Eli son type-setting from phono2raphic dc
tation exhibition OF phonoera2h. ....,u. -,
7;s) p. m.-Business session; consisting MO OF
Association; report Of COMMITTEES on legisla-
ton press song, Mai. J. w. Long President .
address, music address by M. Quad C. -
July IO-wednasday. TO 70 A. m.-Bnsiness
session. Paper subject not known II. NC
Dowell of TelograHl Herald Grand Rapids. Two
papers by parties yet 10 be selected. Paper by
w. b. Weston. Grand Rapids Ledd<r.
2p m-Trip 70 Reid lake for clam bake
SIP. m.-Hop az boat house IN. B.-lhe
O-Wash-Ta- Nong Boat Club. with It's usual gen.
orosity, Las rendered the usual hospitalites OF
the club, both at it's elegant city club house
and AT its boaf house at Reid Lake, 10 the mem
bers OF tho soctation during their stay)
July 1l-1hursday, "a. ~. to p. m.-lude'
about town aud TO Soldiers Home.
y. m.-Busncss session.
Up m.-Business session for the report OF
Committee on Memorial and Resolution aud for
report OF the Secretary and Treasurer. Election
OF officers, followed by Pr volunteer relniills-
cences of various members OF the professionl.
July l2-Eridav, 8 n m.--ExcursiOn 70 ST.
Joseph and lunch at Plank's Hotel, ending with
an excursion across Lake Michigan on the City
OF Detroit To Chicago
The little village of Baraga raised
nearly 81 600 for the benefit of the Johns
town sufferers.
The corner stone of the new Roman
Catholic Polish Church at Alpena City
lac haap lot1 The oL
burned at tho big fire last year The new
one will be much finer structure than
the old one.
Henry S. Wilson. an East Saginaw
lumberman, has bought $1,000 acres Of
cypress timber in Florida.
- In the Eden bingham County, shoot
ing ARRAY, the coroners jury rendered n
verdict that "Ellsey Douglass came to his
death from a gunshot wound from the.
hand of A. c. Sutherland, but without
malice"
Merrill & Ring have purchased of
Col. A. T. Bliss, of Saginaw, tract Of
pine lumter in Gladwin County for
$40, 7C0.
Grace Hospital, Detroit, is a homeop-
athic institution which owes its being to.
the liberality of Senator Mcmillan, who
gave $50, coo for its erection and equip
ment. At the head of Il 9 institution is
DR.. c. A. Wa sh, a leading physician.
Recently DR.. Walsh was expelled from
the Home opathic Society of Detroit for
having sworn that he was a graduate of
the University of Pennsylvania when his
diploma came from the Hahnemann Col
lege of Chicago. Thereupon nine mem
bers of the hospital medical staff re-
signed, declaring that they could Lot as
sociate with DR.. Walsh. Six others have
been relieved by the board of managers
because they denounced Walsh. The
hospital is in what might be called a
rocky" condition.
The woodchuck crop is a good one in
Washtenaw County. The 'chucks are
plenty and the boys gets Is cents each for
the varmints scalps.
A petition, signed by i72 students of
the State Agricultural college, has been
presented to Gov. Luce, asking that
Prof. Johnson be removed from the chair
OF Agriculture. Gov. Luce promised to
give the matter his attention, but il is
believed the Professor will remain.
The State Pioneer Society recently
held tie fifteenth annual meeting at
10 L..
few deaths in the societys ranks during
the last twelve moaths, and there were
great number Of the gray haired pioneers
of the State in attendance. The annual
address of Presi lent Talcott E. Wing, of
Monroe, was followed by paper on the
early days of Detroit and secret memoirs
of Hulfs surrender, prepared by Col.
Sy lvester Larned: an address on Silver
Isles, l.. S., by Hon. John II. Forster, of
Williamson; memoir of Judge Stacey,
of Tecumseh, prepared by Prof. T. NJ.
Cooley, of Ann Arbor; Deacon Ritt's
Son, an original poem by Miss Minnie
c. Macarthur, of Corunna; and a paper
on THE Pottawatt omies, by Hon. A. II.
NOlltN, VI OtCdAuI. uIe
the officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, o. Poppleton, of Birmn 3ham; Re-
cording Secretary, Mrs. Harriet A. Ten
ney, of Lansing; Corresponding Secre-
tary, George II. Greene, of Lansing;
Treasurer, w. l.. Coleman, of Lansing.
James Smith is reputed to be a
wealthy physician at San Bernardino,
CAL Three years ago his wife and
daughter the latter beautiful young
woman, went to Bay City, as they said,
to be near the son and brother, Alderman
William Smith. They seemed to live
happily together, but two months ago
Alderman Smith mysteriously disap-
peared and no tidings have been had of
him. Shortly afterward the mother be-
came insane, but this fact was kept from
the public until SIZE developed homicdal
tendencies. Then the officers were mott
fed, and it was found that the women
were living in the most AFFECT poverty
and squalor, being nearly starved. The