The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-08-19
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Miss Lutte Myers visited friends at
Lacota last week.
Editor Hall spent Sunday with
friends in Chicago.
Nj. A. Fuller visited friends in Grand
Rapids over Sunday.
Charles Bush, of Joliet, H., spent
Sunday with friends here.
H. h. Crosby of Richland, is installed
as clerk at the red front drug store for
a time.
Mrs. Ida Hamilton and children, of
Buchanan, are guests at the home OF
j. II. Darling.
Il. b. Swick and wife, of Kalamazoo,
were guests of Henry Whelpley and
wife last week.
A Mr. Whitney and wife, of indie
pendence, Iowa, are guests at the home
of G. Burnham.
Harry Myers has been rendered the
principalship of the high school at Hol-
land. We congratulate both parties.
n. Welch fell from the roof of Sell
den Aliens new residence, few days
since, and sustained injuries which will
lay him up for some time.
Martie Clement, r. G.. Myers, Yves
Heron, Ed. Heron, G.. A. Lamberson,
G. d. Millspaugh and their families are
all taking an outing at South Haven for
few days.
We are panied to chronicle the death
on Saturday last of Nelson Brown, an
old resident of Pine Grove township,
usually known to his friends as Hap
by Brown" He was in his 74th year.
Saul Frank has rented his residence
to G.. ID. Myers and Prof. Aseltine. To-
morrow Thursday congratulations
will be in order with the professor and
his bride, Mrs Minnie Barton Aseltine.
A certain party was seen to take "a
whip and shawl from G.. ID. Myers car
riage a few evenings since. So far the
matter has been treated rs joke, but
the laugh will be on the other side if
the articles are not returned soon.
Last week we made mention that
Mrs. Lille Speicher was improving
and would soon visit friends in Illinois.
We are panied to note that she died
suddenly on the 18th inst. Verify, we
know not what day may bring forth.
James Clement was the unfortunate
loser of fine yoke of cattle one day
last week They were turned out in
the pasture with the yoke on and tied
down head and foot, in which condi-
ton they fell into ditch and broke
their necks or were suffocated in the
mud.
Some Kendallvillians were in town a
few days since con tOot," and after
showing out their true natures and try
ing to intimidate the hostler at the Cen
trail barn, they purloined a coat from
that individual and skipped for home.
Later one of the parties returned the
coat with apologies and just in time to
escape arrest.
A Bloomingdale man named Cone is
doing Gland Office business" boarding
and training high favored dogs, nine.
teen of which are now registered at his
establishment We know of man not
thousand miles from Paw Paw who
owns pretty well on to nineteen dogs,
and they board themselves around the
neighbors' back doors.
Prof Clark Heron and wife, of Min.
neapolis, Mimi, who have been visit
ing friends here for some days, re.
turned home on the 14th, accompanied
by his father and mother, Harve and
Mary Heron. The party will go via
Warren, H., where they will stop over
and visit Rev +. ID. Lewis, former pas
tor of the +. b. church of this place,
after which they will take delightful
trip up the Mississippi river by steamer
about 800 miles to their destination.
Stoge Towards dray horse took it
into his head the other day that he was
out of place pulling numbering dray
wagon around, and forthwith demon
strated the fact that he was built for
speed by running down State and up
Main street until he was in front of
Lew Churchill's residence, when he
came in contact with shade tree, com
pletely demolishing the wagon and
throwing himself on the ground where
he was compelled to stay until helped
out of the tangle by his master.
We would like TO ask some one who