The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-10-02
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these parts.
Will Stedman is teaching an art
school at Fennville.
Mrs. Mary Whelplny is visiting her
children at Hastings.
Wise's opera house is soon to be fitted
up with new scenery.
Gobleville ought to have some fire
protection. Why notg
Mart Buckner has returned from a
two weeks stay in Canada.
Will Moir, of the Kalamazoo store, is
advertising for II big show.
A. IL. Long and family visited friends
In Mattawan over Sunday.
n. WEIGH has put fine addition on
the east side of his residence.
Mrs. Rus. Roberts, of Washtenaw
county, is vising friends here.
A new drive well has just been put
down at the Free Baptist parsonage
That Cocert NeUs man-what is his
nationality [Seekno-farther.-ED.
Bush Bros sold sixty fine lambs To
Aaron Talman, of Alamo, one day last
week
a two-months'-old child of George
McDougal, of Kendall, was buried on
Sunday.
Martin Clement has his new residence
nearly completed. n Welch is doing
the painting
Gobleville has photographers at last
who is master of his art He is doing
some very fine work.
A little daughter of Hale Twtchell
was severely burned by falling into a
fire around which she was playing.
Ball playing is played out and the
boys have made a home run-the most
profitable hit they could have made
Mr.. Partridge, our photographer, and
his wife are away for few days, look
ing after their property at Hamilton.
Cal. makes good appendage to
Myers Bros store, but sometimes for
gets TO bring in his brooms when clos
ing up.
Mrs. p. X. Shuler, of Union City,
was i'm town last week and bought 500
bales of the kettle cover holder. She
will work Chicago.
A. b. Clark and wife spent last week
at Grand Rapids, as did also Paul Red
ding and family, Mrs. Nj. A. Fuller and
Mrs Fred Palmer.
DR. fairfield, of Grand Rapids, has
bought the right of the state of Iowa for
the sale of the safety kettle holder
He was here last week.
At a social of the Nj. +. aid society
at the residence of Mrs. Lille Speicher,
on Friday evening last, about 81 80 was
Melted. Pumpkin pie was on tap.
Last week Harvey Slonaker left for
another course at Ypsilanti. On the
eve of his departure several of his X. of
p friends gave him pleasant surprise.
Mrs Clara Gardner, daughter of Reu-
ben Myers, died at her home in Breeds
vile on Saturday last, of typhoid mala
ria, and was buried from Covey Hill
church on Monday.
We were away last week and left our
correspondence with Il friend who for
got to look after the matter till too late.
That's what our merchants are going
to do about fire protection.
Hiram Bush was i'm Detroit last week
to consult Dr. Maclean in regard to
swelling on his neck which is giving
him no little trouble. The DR.. was on
a trip west, SO "Hite" failed to see him
Arvin Myers has just finished a fine
job of decorating III the h. of p. hall
with emblematic paper. The knights
now have room they may well be
proud of A. w. is the boss paper
hanger.
The new ticket tariff of the Michigan
Central railroad went into effect Tues
day, but il seems to be no better than
the old one. The old fare from this
place 10 Niagara Falls was 81 .45; now
it Is 81 95.
A few days since A. w. Myers found
a pocket book containing some money.
The owner can get the same by calling
at Myers Bros store and proving prop
erty. Alvin thinks it may belong To an
Almena man.
Ticket No. 2439 drew the sewing ma
chine ut A. b. Clark's, but at this writ
ing the lucky holder has not but in an
appearance. Should they fail to do so,
No. 500 will take the prize. Look over
your tickets.
Dell Henderson is suffering from
blow on the head from base ball 1t
is a wonder that more have not been
hurt on our business street, for hardly
an hour passes that some of the boys
are not practicing with the ball and
bat. This accident should put quietus
to this sport, at least on our public
street
We are pleased to hear of the mar
riage of Miss Emma Moir to Mr.. III. G..
Boynton, of Kalamazoo, which event
occurred on Friday evening, Sept. eth,
at the residence of John Pyle, of that
place. The many friends of Miss Moir
in this place join in wishing them a
prosperous voyage over the matrimo-
NAL sea.
We are panied TO chronicle the death
of one of Goblevilles old and respected
citizens, Truman Dougal, which oc-
Cured ON Monday, Sept. 23d. Mr.. ID.
was i'm his S0th year. He leaves wife
and several children. The family wish
TO extend heartfelt gratitude to friends
and neighbors who assisted them i'm
the hour of their bereavement.
A few select friends witnessed the
marriage of Mr.. A. j. Harriet, of Glen
dale, and Miss Edith j. Standish, of
Cherokee, Iowa, at the residence of the
brides uncle w T. Stedmau on IueS-