The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-06-18

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ter ). Moss, Mrs. Hattie Smith.
Miss Lena Snow will spend the sum
mer vacation at Lakeside, the guest of
her aunt, who resides IN Detroit.
Dell McCollum, of Athens, Penn, is
attending reunion at his fathers,
John McCollum, in Gliddenburg.
We want three or four copies of the
NoRTHERNER of the issue of May 29
Will our friends favor us To that extent?
Will LaGrave and friend from Chi
cago have been boating and fishing in
our neighboring lakes for a week past
Members of the w. G. L. u. are in
vited To spend Friday afternoon and
take o'clock tea with Mrs. G. A.
Hunt.
Fenner Hayes returned from Lima,
Ohio, last Friday, having disposed of
his interest in the printing Office at that
place.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
had a very pleasant ice cream social at
| Benefits restaurant last Wednesday
evening.
Little Celia Branch found purse of
money on Monday, which, through the
efforts of her mother, was returned to
the owner.
A large picnic party from Kalamazoo
passed through here yesterday morning
over the L. & ). H., and spent the day
at Lake Cora.
w. j. Sellick & Son are showing
new and stylish line of mems trousers
in plaids and stripes; the correct goods
for summer wear.
On Tuesday evening of last week the
Town Hall in Decatur was struck by
| lightning, took fire and was damaged
TO the extent of from $500 TO $500.
Mrs. O. w Rowland returned from
her visiting trip, Monday evening, and
was joined by her husband yester
day O. w. went back to Kalamazoo
to-day.
Married, on Tuesday afternoon, the
| 10th inst, at the residence of and by
Elder H. A. Palister Robert p Rose,
of Hamilton, and Mrs. Lena Pinckney,
of Hartford
Wool is moving sluggishly, although
both Van Auken and Clapp are keeping
"open house" for its reception Prices
are unsettled. but may be quoted to-
day at 22@2Sc.
DR.. Maynard returned from his Iowa
trip last Friday The Doctor seems
well pleased with the condition in
which he found his large business in
terests in that state.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Bessie Nash, of Marcellus, and
Mr. G.. l.. Stewart, of Battle Creek. at
the home of the bride on Wednesday
evening, June 25th.
William Ocobock, a brother of Mrs.
Lane and the late DR. OcobOck, of this
place, died at the home of his daughter,
Mrs Rude, at Hudson, Mich, on the
7th inst, aged S5 years.
Lew Melchor reached this village
from Chicago Monday night, in re-
sponse to telegram announcing his
mothers illness, and Charlie, of y. Y.
city, is expected to-day.
Mrs. OdeIl informs us that her stock
of millinery aud millinery goods was
never more complete than now She
invites a call from her lady friends |
and customers to inspect it.
Cards are out announcing the we'd |
ding, tomorrow evening, at the home |
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ID. Johnson, at |
Lawton, of their daughter Jennie and |
Mr. Michael Albert Messlein.
At Lake Park, on July 4th and the
following Sunday, DR.. p. L. johnson, |
of Battle Greek, will speak on spirit
ualism." Sui. Cook will also speak on
the 4th. Subject: "The p. of l."
Ida |. Keller, of Pine Grove, made |
complaint against her husband, Irwin |
Keeler, charging him with assault and |
battery. Esquire Mason will hear the
pros and cons of the case Saturday.
A T. Hall has just returned from the
South, bringing with him grand look
ing son of Happy Medium with fast |
record Mr.. Hall now has sons of Geo. |
Wilkes, Nutwood and Happy Medium.
A farmer named Waldorf, living in
Arlington township, lost COW and two |
yearlings Tuesday night-all three hav-
ing been killed by lightning while lay |
ing under an oak tree in their pasture
lot.
Mr. and Mrs o. p. Smith, of Kala-
mazoo, have been spending several |
days at Lake Park. Mr. Smith is
sufferer from hay fever and finds much |
relief from this distressing ailment at
the lake.
The Paw Paw Fair association will |
hold horse and stock fair on the fair
grounds on the 3D., 4th and 9Th of Sep
tember. 81 900 will be offered in |
purses for the various races. The pro-
gramme will be announced later
n. o. Martin and Matt. Murphy, of |
Lawton, were recently made possessors
of Winewood colt which weighed 100
lbs when two days old; and now comes
+. j. Lane, of Lawrence, with Wine
wood filly weighing 154 lbs. at birth.
Mrs Calista Hogmire had a severe
bilious attack last week, but Mrs |
Brewer flew at her with her little |
plaster and soon had her as smart as
a cricket Then DR.. Dunning shut off |
the strawberry supply, and that set
tied il.
The boiler of Snow Brothers foundry |
was discovered to be in an unsafe con-
dition last Friday, as they were prepar-
ing for casting. A critical examination |
revealed the fact that the boiler must |
be thrown aside and replaced with
new one