The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-05-07

Read DR.. Hamilton's discourse on
wall paper this week.

Read DR.. Hamilton's discourse on
wall paper this week.
Supervisor Killefer has completed
the assessment of property in Paw Paw
township outside of this village
Delegations from the Paw Paw and
Lawton lodges of Odd Fellows visited
their brethren in Decatur last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrill, of Law
ton, are now installed rs host and host
ess of the Peninsular hotel at Lake
Cora.
Mr.. S. ID. Webb, Nash's baker, was
taken suddenly sick at the store last
Friday morning and had to be taken
home.
Samuel Consolus has sold his Joe
Gavin filly, to be delivered when
weaned, at one hundred and fifty
dollars.
+ s. Parmelee and wife, of Batavia,
n. Y, arrived in Paw Paw yesterday.
Mrs. p. is sister of Messrs l.. and G.
Perrigo.
Circuit court was in session last Fri
day, with very little business to trans
act. Adjournment was taken to the
10th inst
O. w Rowland has finished his work
in Berrien and is now in Cass county
collecting statistics of mortgage in
debtedness.
Warren Culver was arraigned before
Justice Mason, yesterday, on a charge
of horse stealing, and was bound over
to the 10th
Mrs. T. T. Huntington, of Ketchum.
Idaho, and Mrs. NJ. Wedekind, of
Pocatello, Idaho, are visiting Mrs,
Landphere.
Nj. HiXson, of Coolies calls attention,
in quarter column advertisement on
9th page, To his furniture and under
taking business.
Chicago Monday and returned to that
city Yesterday accompanied by his sis
ter Mrs. Brewer.
Harry Showerman is showing among
many other desirable goods some fine
G. A. X. suits and the latest styles in
tan-colored shoes.
Miss Richie Hopping Sundayed with
her parents in Paw Paw. She expresses
herself as being well pleased with her
situation in Kalamazoo.
The scholars of the lower depart
ments of our school held an enjoyable
and well attended May party at Ack-
ley's brook last Saturday.
The Soldiers and Sailors Association
of S. w. Michigan will, it is expected,
be held at Kalamazoo, this year,
beginning about July Goth.
Messrs Lewis & Drury the new
proprietors of the LdUtOn Ledder made
us pleasant call last week. We wish
them success in their venture.
w j. Sellick & Son offer numerous
desirable bargains this week. Read
their ad. and you will see something
mentioned there that you want.
Letters remain in the Paw Paw post
office addressed to the following: Miss
| Nora Preble. Mrs Jane Station, VIM.
Steveson and Mr.. A. l.. Young.
While the sidewalks have been re-
paired in many parts of the village
there still remains plenty of them
which need overhauling and improving
Trout fishing is a favorite amuse-
ment with many of our citizens now-a-
days Several of the speckled beau.
ties have been captured during the past
week.
We don't object to the Church Helper
using the NORTHERNER'S article, but
we U0uld like To- have the proper credit
given. See "A Tribute of Love" in May
number.
Miller has finished several suits this
spring for parties in Lawton, Lawrence,
Hartford and South Haven He gives
you first class goods and guarantees fit
and style.
Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Annable left Sat
urday evening for Elbridge, n. Y. A
telegram announcing the death of Mr..
AS. aunt was the cause of the hasty
departure.
1t is probable that the Presbyterian
church society will not much longer be
without u pastor as correspondence Is
now proceeding which will probably re-
suit in securing one.
The liquor tax law, recently declared
null and void by the Supreme Court,
has no connection whatever with the
County Option law, the two measures
Icing entirely separate and distinct.
"Russan tan" has made its appear
ance in Paw Paw The ladies will be
glad to learn that it Is not the tan that
spoils their complexion; it is a dressing
for russell shoes that Broughton sells.
The Dowagiac Gun Club will hold a
two-day's Shooting Tournament, at the
base ball park in that village, be-
ginning tomorrow AZ $50 a. m. Marks
men from Van Buren, county are invited
to participate.
George Crandall, member of the
State Board of Pharmacy and "A promi
nent G.. A. X. man, of Kansas, accom-
panied by his wife, made short visit
to the home of his brother Len,
east of town, last week.
The various offices in the fire proof
building have undergone decided
change for the better during the past
week, having been thoroughly cleaned
and kalsomined, thereby presenting
much more inviting appearance.