The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-10-22
Local Department.

VIII Halstead Is on the SICK list.
A. d. Munger q CO. are gaining new
customers daily.
Go to Longwell's next Friday night
and hear the minstrels
Mrs. f. II. Morgan has returned
from her visit to Allegan.
Election one week from next Tues
day. Are you registered?
The board of supervisors visit the
county farm in a body to-day.
Advertised letters: Mrs Margrer
Scott and Miss Margret Brown.
The w. c. Il. L. will meet at Mrs
w. j. Hathaway's Friday at 3 p. m.
"The Leaders" have something of in.
terest to the ladies in their adv. to-day
Merritt and Stanley's Minstrels will
appear at Longwelrs next Friday night
Mrs Lester Brewer is expected home
tomorrow from her visit to New York
state.
Gobleville is to have a newspaper
again, as we hear, with j NJ. Hall as
editor
Broughton talks tariff to his Gus
toners this week-a sort of tariff that
will please them.
Mr.. G.. f. Chappell returned last Sat
urday from a visit to his mother in the
state of New York
Henry Shefer is now nicely settled in
his new quarters opposite the court
house, ground floor.
Miss Hattie Joiner, of Ostemo, was
in town over Sunday, a guest of her
sister, Mrs G. l.. Eaton
Yesterday the board of supervisors
elected Ii. A. Chaplin Superintendent
of the Poor for the term of three years.
Jason Woodman addressed an enthu-
siastic Republican gathering at the
Shaefer school house, Lawrence, last
night.
A sure cure for the grippe-Merritt
and Stanleys Minstrels Try the new
remedy at Longwell's next Friday
night.
w. j. Sellick d Son will offer for one
week their entire stock of corsets at
great reduction. Examine their goods
and prices.
Miss Hattie Cleveland left Monday
night for her home in Southern Illinois,
after a ten weeks stay with her sister,
Mrs. Phebe Nash.
Mr.. j. II. Cleveland, of Crawford
county, Illinois, is visiting old-time
friends in this locality, the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. X. G.. Nash.
Geo. f. Breck will have an auction
sale of imported Shropshire sheep at
his stock farm, "The Willows" one
mile west of town, on the Both inst.
The union temperance meeting next
Sunday evening will be addressed by
Rev. Mr.. Waters, who is at present
preaching to the Disciples in this place.
Mrs. Eli Bierce and her son Amos
will start Tomorrow for Stanbury, Mo,
their future home, where Mr.. b. is en-.
gagged as pattern maker in the railroad
shops.
Married, at the NJ f. parsonage, on
the 18th inst, by Rev. w. j. Hathaway,
VIM. X. Siggns, OF Columbia township,
and Miss Thedora /. Smith, of Grand
Junction.
Married, on Saturday, the 18th inst,
by Mrs. Anna Barton at her home in
this village, Charles F. Thompson, of
Grand Junction, and Miss Lucy Grills,
of Bangor.
Delos Frary, of Bangor, was lodged
in jail here last Thursday, in default of
bail, to await trial at the November
term of the circuit court on a charge of
stealing potatoes.
Mrs. B. +. Heckert and Mrs. A. T.
Anderson will entertain the board of
supervisors, the county officials and a
few invited gentlemen at the home of
Mrs. Anderson this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Dustin Thorpe have the
finest flock of pure bred Plymouth
Rock fowls, numbering some two hun
dred, we have ever seen. And they
make poultry-raising pay, too.
Read what some of our exchanges
say of Merritt and Stanley's Minstrels:
''Three hours of mirth and music.
''The best minstrel show on earth" "a
minstrel entertainment without flaw
The Patrons of Industry have prefect-
ed arrangements for the issuing of an
'organ." Mr.. A. Fanckboner, of School.
craft, is TO be its editor, and the sheet
will be issued from the press of the
Marcellus NeOS.
Again we are compelled to issue
supplemental sheet, but our readers
will not ask us TO apologize for giving
them the masterlv speech of Hon. VIM.
Mckinley, as delivered by him at Kala.
mazoo on Monday evening of last week.
1t should be carefully read by every
voter i'm the countS.