The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-12-17
Local Department.
Rev. II. Harvey, of Allegan, was i

Rev. II. Harvey, of Allegan, was in
town yesterday.
Blessed is the man who keeps his
sidewalks clean.
Freese & Rohde have holiday goods
in endless variety.
Splendid attractions at the Opera
House Saturday night.
Mr.. Dustin Thorpe is enjoying a visit
with a brother from Kansas.
Mrs. p. Slater has an unclaimed let.
ter in the Paw Paw postotfice.
Go to Longwell's Opera House next
Saturday night. Popular prices.
j. c. Dunning, of Bay City, spent
Sunday with his parents in this place
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Rowe, of Ban.
gor, visited friends in Paw Paw last
week.
Victor's Vaudeville Burlesque troupe
will appear at LongwelPs next Satur-
day night.
+. Tyler and wife will leave for Vir.
ginia next week to spend the winter
with relatives.
Joseph Kilburn left for Massachusetts
last Monday, where he will spend the
winter with relatives.
Read the startling and bloodcurdling
announcement made this week by DR..
Hamilton of the wolverine"
If you are looking for suitable pres
ent for your wife, mother or sweet
heart, go to Freese Il Rohde's.
Rev. G.. p. Linderman left yesterday
for Minnesota, where he will be engag-
ed for some time in revival work.
John w. Freese, of Chicago, has been
visiting his brother, of the firm of
Freese & Rohde, for several days.
T. C. Tyner is now settled with his
family in this village, and II. X. Wells
will locate here previous to Jan. l.
The G.. A. r. boys are talking of hold
ing public installation of officers at
their first regular meeting in January
b. +. Miller NJ. d., of Portland, Ore
gon, was guest of his uncle, Thomas
Crane, for several days of the past
week.
Mrs NJ. J Coy has been very sick
but, we are glad to- announce is conva-
lescing with good prospects of complete
recovery.
Invitations are out for New Years
Eve party, to be held at the Opera
House under the auspices of the Mid
night Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Killefer were called to
Bloomingdale on Saturday, by the SER
ious illness of their brother-in-law
David Joy.
Victor's Vaudeville Burlesque troupe
come well recommended, and should be
well patronized. A good entertainment
is promised.
c. w Hunt was in Chicago last week
in the interest of the Woodman Mfg
Co., and took orders for a carload OF
chairs, to be shipped Immediately.
For the holiday trade, W. j. Selick
& Son have an elegant line of gents
slippers, handkerchiefs, black, white
and colored silk mufflers, ties, etc.
On Tuesday evening of last week
quite number of people gathered al
grange hall to listen to an interesting
talk on Egypt. by Mrs. Stone, of Kala
maZoo.
The Free Baptist church will have
open doors and Christmas decoration.
and Christmas greetings to all who
| find their way TO that place on Christ
mas eve.
Mesdames Whalen, McKeller anC
Gilman were unable to attend tn,
Browning, Monday night, much to the
regret of the other members of tha
jolly party.
There are no Patrons of Industry il
New Zealand, where the severest labor
requisite for maintaining existence, i.
''to eat three bananas and lie all day OF
the doorstep"
The lawyers corner in the upper
dress circle" of the Opera House wa,
fully occupied last Friday evening, anC
genial radiance therefrom seemed t,
diffuse itself abroad.
A. G.. Martin, A. T. Anderson and +
w. Bartram have sold their interest il
the firm of l.. Perrigo & CO., manufac
turing chemists, and the business vii
be moved to Allegan.
The roller skating craze is on again
Kalamazoo and several other places ar
experiencing severe attacks of the in
sidious disease. Will it again secure
footing In Paw Paw
The Free Baptists will hold a liter
airy social at the residence of j
Woodman, on Tuesday evening, Dec
23d. A good programme and a pleas
ant time may be anticipated.
Burt Green, Harry Myers and Ralp
Jennings arrived home from Hillsdal
Saturday, bringing with them fellow
student named Fox. Harry Myers ha
been having a siege of sickness. hnt j