The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-12-24
Local Department.

Pay your taxes.
Turn on the electric lights.
A merry Christmas to- all our readers.
Hang up your biggest stockings to-
night.
Erwin Taft is at home on his holiday
vacation.
L. Perrigo and family left for Allegan
yesterday.
John p. Bathrick has been quite sick
for several days.
A Christmas chimney at the Methodist
church tonight.
attack of pneumonia.
G. M. Nash, of Allegan, made us
pleasant call Monday.
Rev. II. G.. Waters and family left
last week for Chicago
Rev. f. N. Allen preached at the
Disciple church Sunday
Ask Arthur Prentice for his profess
ional opinion of the show.
w. w. Hodge, of South Haven, was
among our Mondays callers.
Prof. Roberts went to Grand Rapids
Monday to spend few days.
Miss Stella Bonfey, of Kalamazoo,
visited in Paw Paw yesterday.
A. Il. Anderson and wife visited
friends in Kalamazoo last week.
Judge Heckert drove to Decatur yes
terday on professional business.
Advertised letters John Halt, DR..
l.. Ringle, Mrs. Sarah Wheeler.
Dr. G. f. King of Chicago, was call
ing on old friends in town yesterday.
Rev. Hart, of Coolies, peached at the
Free Baptist church on Sunday morn
ing.
Broughton has another neat window
decoration, Watching the old year
out
Bring us wood, dry or green, at regu-
lar market price on subscription ac-
count.
The poles for holding electric light
wires are being distributed around the
village.
A number of Lawton brethren visited
Paw Paw Lodge X. A. Nj. last Monday
evening.
Harry Mcneil and Will and Lottie
Hinckley returned from Ann Arbor
last week.
You can get Christmas presents both
useful and ornamental at Prentice &
Goodale's.
Editor Drury, of the Lawton Leader,
was caller at the NoRTHERNER office
yesterday.
A number of Mary Bryar's friends
gave her a pleasant surprise party one
night last week.
A. G.. Bishop, of Kalamazoo, was the
guest of his friend Arthur Prentice Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Davey went to
Quincy yesterday to spend Christmas
with grandson Joe.
+. Il. Grimes wife and children have
gone to Plainwell to spend the holidays
with Mrs. G's. mother.
Remember the masquerade at the
Opera Honse tonight. Wash your face
and join the procession.
Mrs. Col. Rood, of South Haven, was
in town over Sunday, the guest of her
mother, Mrs. L. A. Granger.
Jay III. Dean, of the EUening Post,
Chicago, spent Sunday with his uncle,
&. X. Ocobock, in this village.
Paw Paw stores never before pre-
sented so tempting an array of Christ.
mas goods as they do this year.
Rumors of wedding soon between
one of Paw Paws rosy lassies and a
young Michigan newspaper man.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
elegant calendar for 1891, of 1856 leaves,
from the Pope Mfg Co., of Boston.
A fine, full page cut of A. T. Halls
horse Ashland Prince, appears i'm the
Christmas number of the HorSemdn.
The graduating classes of 'ss, 80 and
80 hold high carnival at the residence
of l.. w. Osborne New Years night.
Miss Ella Gorton and Mrs. Will
Deming are reported as being very sick
The former having tonsilitis, the latter
pneumonia.
No more useful Christmas present can
be found anywhere than one of those
elegant pieces of furniture at Prentice
a. Goodale's.
Mr.. Inlay, living three miles south oi
town, has leased his farm and will re
move with his family 10 Nebraska
They go next week.
If you have anything to sell, no bet
ter medium can be found for letting tn,
public into your secret than the Nor
THERNER's columns.
L. A. Granger has been confined tC
the house for about n week. He is i'm
proving and it is hoped will soon b,
able To get out again.