The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-11-05

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she was passing through on her way to
Owosso.
The election is over, and a glance at
the new advertisement of Longwell
Bros will give the result. Harry and
George will always be found at the post
of duty to give particulars.
For the guidance of his myriads of
customers, Broughton has prepared n
timetable by the close observance of
which collisions may be avoided in the
rush at that popular store.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of ID. b. Horton, Photographic
artist, elsewhere in this paper. His
rooms are neatly fitted up and Mr..
Horton will be found genial man 10
do business with.
AT a meeting of the pastors of the
several churches, held ON Monday,
Rev. w. j. Hathaway was selected To
deliver the union Thanksgiving sermon
this year, a more detailed notice of
which will be made hereafter.
The South Haven postoffice site war
was settled by special agent of the
department, who ratified the arrange
ment made by Postmaster Earle To To-
cate the office in the new building
erected by Hon. G. j. Monroe.
Within the next two or three weeks
Jas. +. Billiard will remove his family
to Niles, where they will probably per-
manently reside. Mr.. and Mrs. b. are
excellent people and will be much
missed in society and church cirles.
Jas. s. Fassett, of Halilton, in renew
ing his subscription to the NORTH
ERNER, takes occasion to say: II have
taken your paper for over twenty years,
and consider it by far the best in the
county" This is the verdict we labor
for.
The ladies of the NJ. +. church have
purchased cushions for the pews, and
they Will be placed in the seats this
week. They were made in Chicago,
are very neat, and will add materially
TO the comfort and appearance of the
church.
Commander-in-Ch Veazey, Of the
Grand Army of the Republic, will be in
Detroit this week TO arrange prelimina-
ries for the grand encampment of next
year. During his stay reception will
be given Gen. Veazey at the residence
of Gen. Alger
For the first time since the Republican
party was born "under the oaks" at
Jackson, Van Buren, county has elected
a Democrat to office-O. A. Goss, the
nominee on the Democratic and Indus
trial tickets for prosecuting attorney,
being elected.
The Fidelity Building and Savings
Bank Union has organized a local
board in this place with the following
officers: Fred Bilsborrow, pres't; w. X.
Shrine, treas'r; James Ii Waters, sec'y.
Directors-E. I. Chappell, p. Mcclellan,
DIR. j. ID. Hamilton.
The residents of the northeastern
portion of the village had quite time
last Saturday morning sorting out and
replacing their carriage blocks, which
had became badly mixed up the night
before by the hilarities attendant on
the Halloween festivities
Mrs. G. w. Roe, of Bangor, has been
guest of Mrs. A. G.. Martin the past
week. She leaves Friday for Evanston,
Ills, to visit her son Ashley, who is
student at the theological seminary at
that place, and she may decide to make
her permanent home there.
The Dowagiac Times will soon be en-
larged by one column on each page,
making it the same size as the NORTH
ERNER. This enlargement is rendered
necessary by increased business We
are pleased TO note this evidence of
prosperity on the part of our neighbor.
Mrs Philura Palmer, while reading
an article before the Literary Society
at the residence of G. w. KoOns, We'd
nesday afternoon, suffered stroke of
paralysis She was taken to her home
and medical aid summoned, and her
friends hope the stroke may not prove
fatal.
G.. V. Hadsell left at this Office day
or two since Yellow Swede rutabaga,
grown on his farm northwest of town,
which measured 25t inches in circum-
ference at its middle and weighed 81
pounds. The South Haven Sentinel and
Lawton Leader are barred from COM
petition in this class
Stan. Briggs has purchased the Cen
tral mill and will open it for business
at once. 1t will be run with the pres
ent stone equipment until next spring,
at which time Mr.. Briggs will overhaul
it and put in full roller machinery. A
new dam will also be constructed, ma
terials for which are already being got
together.
Cole Rawson says it made him begin
to realize that he was growing old to
visit the home of his boyhood days, as
he did on his recent trip TO Wyoming
county, n. Y, and put his hand upon
chestnut trees which he had climbed
for nuts half century ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rawson and Mrs. S. A. Smith re-
turned last Thursday, the rear guard of
the excursionists.
DR.. Hedley, who is to appear at the
Opera House on this Thursday even.
ing, will be greeted by one of the finest
audiences that ever gathered in Paw
Paw. There is such demand for season
tickets that the only thing now troub-
ling the ladies is the fear that the seat
ing capacity may not be equal TO the
the demand. However, the manage
ment will see that no more tickets are
sold than there are chairs, and as $50 of
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