The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-01-15

Irving Longs family and Mrs. Alice
nj. Colburn have had "A test OF the quail
tiles of la grippe.
Ii is reported that the Lawton corps OF
teachers, led by editor Pattengill, OF the
Moderator, gave very pleasant musical
concert at the depot last Saturday even
ing.
1t is our candid opinion from what
we see and hear, that the Safety Kettle
Cover Holder Company, of Gobleville,
Mich, is doing a fine and constantly
improving business.
A letter received by friends yester-
day, brings the cheering news that
Mrs DIR. Hilton, who has been in very
precarious condition, is much improved
and will probably entirely recover her
health.
The Farmers Mutual Insurance CO.,
at their annual meeting the 14th, elec t.
ed |. Monroe and III. Z. Taylor di-
rectors for two, and Il. w. Valleau for
one wear. j. G.. Gould was appointed
by the board as agent for the company.
One of the subjects under consid-
Grafton at the teachers meeting, in Law
renee last Saturday, was, when shall
we be ready TO receive the Secretary ?"
After considerable discussion on the
part of couple of the young lady teach,
ers of our High School, II was decided
that the proper time would be at about
half-past seven in the evening. Secre-
tary Cornish will please be governed
accordingly.
DR.. Thompson, of South Haven, who
has been i'm the county Jail charged
with contempt of court in that he refus-
ed to comply with its order as regards
the payment of alimony 10 his divorced
wife. was brought before Judge Buck
last Monday. The conclusion was
reached after an investigation of the
circumstances of the case, that the Doe
tor was guiltless and the Judge ordered
his discharge, provided he furnish bonds
i'm the sum of $500 that he will not leave
the limits of the State.
A short time before the holiday vaca-
ton Judge Buck, with his usual public
spirit. notified the teachers OF the
Frank street school that he would de-
frav half the expense of a flag for the
building. The pupils began the work
of raising the other half with great en-
thusiasm, and with the aid of their
teachers this was soon done. The flag
has been in readiness over two weeks,
and i'm few days will be raised, with
appropriate exercises. 1t measures
12x1s feet, and is beauty. The teach
ers and pnpils feel very grateful TO Mr.
Buck for his liberality. We believe
this school is the second of the public
schools in the city to procure flag
Kalamazoo Telegraph.
Cards of invitation have been issued
to the surviving members of Co. G, 4th
Michigan cavalry, to enjoy the hospi-
talities of Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Crane,
assisted by Col. Robert Burns, at their
home on Woodward avenue, Thursday
and Friday of this week. Twenty-Five
or thirty of these veterans from diff
ferent states and remote parts of this
state will be present, among whom will
be the immediate captors of Jefferson
Davis. Some will meet for the first
time since they stacked their guns and
said good bye at Nashville; Tenn, July
LIST, 1868 This is one of the many COM
panies of which Michigan feels justly
proud, and the pleasures of this occa-
sion will be many .-Kdlamazoo Tete-
0raph, jan. 18th. Several members of
this famous company living in Paw Paw
are expecting to attend this pleasant
gathering