The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-27
Local Department.

st. Mary's church society picnic "a
Lake Park to-day.
See Hathaway Il Warmers specia
premium in fair adv
Come to the fair next week and bring
your family with you.
The mint crop of St. Joseph county
is failure this season.
A new iron cornice is being placed
in position on the engine house.
There will be large field of horses
and fine races at the fair next week
Montraville Snow has gone to Lima
Ohio, To visit his sons Fred and Bert
Entries close to stake races August
Both. Make your entries accordingly
Mrs Calista Hogmire is receiving
treatment at the Battle Greek Santa
rum.
w. Il. Shrine is moving his family
from the farm to their residence in this
village.
Attend the fair next week Wednes.
day, Thursday and Friday-September
3, and D.
Mrs. III. A. Chaplin has gone to De-
troit for few days visit with relatives
and acquaintances.
Captain and Mrs Lake, of the Saliva
ton army, are to hold series of meet
ings at Lawton soon.
The picnic of the Disciple church So
ciety is postponed TO Friday of this
week, at Lake Park.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at the
residence of Mrs II. p Nelson Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Hon. j. j. Woodman addresses a
farmers picnic at Devils Lake, Lena
wee county, tomorrow.
Mrs. VIM. Allard and her friend Miss
Nora Moore, of Porter, were visiting
in Paw Paw yesterday.
Fanny Thomas returned Monday
from her eastern trip and has resumed
her duties in the postotfice.
Robert Morrison left at this office the
other day clover plant with root at
tached to it siX-feet in length.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Teller's Kalamazoo Business
College, elsewhere in this paper.
Henry Shefer has graded and ce-
mented plat for croquet grounds on
the south end of his residence lot.
The railway tunnel under the river
at Port Huron is practically completed,
and great is the rejoicing thereat.
Miss Pearl Van Hise, OF Decatur, has
been visiting in town for some days
past, the guest of Mrs. G. c. Chappell.
Van Buren, County Pomona Grange
meets with Woodman Grange, Paw
Paw, tomorrow, commencing at 10
a. m.
Letters addressed to Miss Jennie Cash,
Miss Nora Enos and Luella Moore, re-
main uncalled for in the Paw Paw post
office.
Judge Heckert's speech at the Ban
gor reunion was one of the most inter-
esting features of that most enjoyable
occasion.
Mrs. Williamson Mason arrived in
town yesterday noon from Chicago, in
response to a telegram announcing Mr..
Ms illness.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. f. church
on Saturday and Sunday next at the
usual hours. Presiding Elder Masters
will be present.
Drs. Whalen, Rose and Mahoney cut
a cancer from the breast of Mrs NJ. A.
Gibson on Thursday of last week, and
the patient is doing well.
Dr. f. A. Palmer, of Hartford, was in
Dauy Pow npnfaGsinnal
and found time to make the
NoRTHERNER a pleasant call
John Sebring entertained a goodly
of the boys during the Bangor
reunion last week. Thanks for the pie,
John, it just touched the spot.
Attention is called to the adv. of +.
G.. Munger, successor to Ira Hubert.
The new firm is gaining friends rapidly
and giving excellent satisfaction.
For a stylish suit either in mems or
boys, call at w. j. Sellick IL Sons,
where you will receive good treatment
and get good goods at reasonable fig
ure.
r. NJ. and Mrs. Buck; Henry and
Mrs Shaefer; Mrs Jos Davey, Mrs. G..
l.. Eaton and Mrs. NJ. u. Richardson
are visiting the Detroit Exposition this
week.
Harry Showerman's new purchase of
(mens' and boysD has now ar
rived and is ready for inspection.
See his big line of fall and winter over
coats.
At a meeting of the Van Buren, County
Mutual Insurance company on Monday,
G. b. Charles was elected as a member
Of the board of directors in place of L.
w. Valleau.
L. G.. Tyner, of Lawrence, was elect
eel colonel of the Van Buren, County
G A. r., for the ensuing
year, at the late Bangor reunion. An
excellent selection.
By a private letter TO friends in this
place, we learn that "Chan" Ocobock
had two teeth knocked out by a base
ball, while witnessing a game in Chica-
90 few days since.
Among a lot of sun-fowers growing
in l.. b. Coy's garden, in this village,
stands one stalk bearing forty blossoms.
Another stalk in the same garden is
feet in height.
Harry Showerman now has one of
the largest and best selected stocks of
hats, caps and gents furnish
ing goods in the county He invites