The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-06-10
Especial Notice.
Local Department.

Miss Lizzie Parker went to DowagiaC
Monday for a short visit.
Miss Claire Chappell arrived home
Saturday from an extended visit in the
West.
Mrs. Flora Barker and her little boy,
OF Lawrence, are visiting friends in
town.
Advertised letters: Mr.. G.. g. Curtis,
Mrs. G. Rosten, Mrs. Sarah M. Rogers,
Miss Ida Dean.
The highways of the country are now
undergoing their regular annual inspec-
ton and repair.
Mrs. +. |. Northrup visited last week
with friends and relatives in Bangor
and Arlington.
Sellick & Son are carrying an enor-
nous line of footwear, an inspection of
which they invite.
Drs. Whalen and Dunning are in at
tendance upon the State Medical Asso-
citation at Saginaw.
"The Leaders" are too busy to change
their adv. this week, and respectfully
refer to the old one.
The Michigan conference of the Nj
+. church will convene at Grand Rapids
on the 9th of September.
Charley Cole is attending the races at
Hillsdale this week and his wife and
baby are visiting at Decatur.
Prof. and Mrs. Roberts packing is so
far advanced that they will break up
housekeeping in few days.
Lansing, and will again consider her.
self resident of our village.
Miss Rose Jordon slipped on wet
board in her yard Friday morning and
badly sprained one of her ankles.
Fred Bilsborrow's kite has come down
AID he is giving his attention now to
screens, oil and gasoline stoves, etc
Free IL Buskirk received Il carload of
shingles day or two since which they
offer at 81 per M. They will go quickly.
Harry Showerman's summer stock of
gents furnishing is complete in every
detail and should be carefully inspected
Bangor has secured the services of
Prof. j. A. O'Leary as superintendent
of its graded schools for another year
Ola Bell, the appointee from this dis
trict to the West Point military acade-
my, left for that institution on Monday.
The ladies of the Foreign Missionary
society took tea with Mrs. Hathaway
at the M. +. parsonage yesterday after
noon.
Two Paw Paw horses-Longwell's
George l.. and Sherod's Redpath-took
purses at the Schoolcraft races last
week.
We learn from Prof Cornish that the
prospects for successful term of the
Summer Normal at Hartford are very
flattering.
EX-Chief Justice Thos. Il. Sherwood
is slowly recovering from the effects of
a stroke of paralysis sustained by him
some days since.
1t will save you good money to pat
ence to 4paw, as is clearly set forth in
their adv. to-day.
Harry Mcneil is pounding iron in his
fathers blacksmith shop during the
college vacation-educating the muscles
as well as the brain.
Schoolcraft had call from burglars
one night last week. -Four business
places were entered and small sums of
money secured in each.
We are honored by an invitation to
attend the exercises of commencement
week of the State Normal school at
Ypsilanti, June 10 to "a.
George Nj. Chester, the oldest men,
ber of the editorial staff of the Free
Press, died at his home in Detroit last
Sunday noon, aged SO years.
The management of the state fair has
decided to hang up money purses of
$4,000 in all for exhibitions of speed
during the fair in September.
Mrs. f. b. Dunning has just made
her annual eastward fitting, intending
to stop at Battle Creek, Bay City and
Detroit on her way to Rochester, N Y.
Married, at the M. +. parsonage on
Saturday evening last by Rev w. j.
Hathaway, David Layn, of East Deca-
tur, and Miss Ida Gage, of this town
ship.
Joe Noyes' bird dog fell victim to
the poisoner yesterday morning, and
Joe was quite badly bitten while en-
deavoring to get an antidote down its
throat.
T.. A. Blackman, editor of the Hills
dale Democrat, accompanied by his
wife, spent Sunday with relatives here.
Little BERTHE Cole went home with them
Mondav