The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-01-14
Local Department.

Dennison Graine is seriously ill with
a cold.
+. +. Stevens arrived home Monday
evening.
Harry Myers returned to Hillsdale
last Friday.
Mr.. c. b. Charles, of Bangor, was a
caller at this Office Tuesday.
Sup't Ihling, of the T. & S. II. X. r.,
was among our callers Monday.
The Y. w. G.. Il. U. will meet at Miss
Cora Sheldon's Jan. 90 at p. m.
Mrs. c. p. Rawson is enjoying visit
from her sister, Mrs. Martha Bills.
Judge Mills, of Kalamazoo, was in
Paw Paw Monday on professional busi-
ness.
Henry Shaefer announces "A reduction
in the price of cabinet photos to 81 per
dozen.
Mrs. Florence Gustine, of Keeler, is
spending several days with Mrs. Davis
Olney.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Bassett entertain
ed number of friends ut cards last
evening.
S. III. Blackman left yesterday for
six weeks visit with his daughter at
Mancelona.
Mrs. +. NJ. Snow returned from De-
troit Monday. She reports her sister
as getting better.
The board of supervisors audited and
allowed the bill of eX-Sheritf McFarlin
amounting to 1891 60
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Martin returned
Saturday from three-weeks' visit in
the New England states.
The board of supervisors opened their
hearts to the extent of giving Sheriff
Thomas IA carpet for his Office.
Charley Davis is in the market for
all kinds of poultry, and pays the best
prices for same. See his card.
Charles Duncombe jr, of Keeler was
kicked i'm the stomach by horse at
Hartford, sustaining severe injuries.
Justice Mortimer, of Hartford, few
DAYS ago billeted Grant Avery on
Sheriff Thomas for 90 days for larceny.
A photograph war has broken out in
Paw Paw, and Broughton has taken
hand in it. He is giUing array Cabinets.
Prices talk at w. j. Sellick & Sons,
and especially on their cloak and jack
cts, which are selling at manufacturers
figures.
Marquis Eaton decides not to- accom-
pany his parents to Lansing, that he
may continue his studies in our high
school.
Prentice & Goodale this week give
the "whys and wherefores" of the furni-
ture trade from their point of view. Read
\ heir adv.
~ ,1vertised letters: Nellie A. Dewey,
N Edee, Mr.. Martha Gilbert, Miss
V,,n ,on' Goss, John Shoemaker, Mrs. II.
]. v W.. 'ters'
IN, I city of Niles has decreased in
,on,I. nI lion during the past twenty years
"g, nsa NlWell, that's pretty near hold
IL uN.ar, mother of Charles and
yaiis MoSiorS died at the home of the
alter a ter ON Fridaxy and was buried on
sunday last. Nl,
The liveliest snow% Iou aftnrn 90 -, vno S.aeo aOd
vas put on tap Mond "y yerv "v', raoSonahle no JJ
We are now enjoying ~
, inter weather. ~
The eminent comedian, John D.<~.n'
N Wanted, the Earth" at Longwell's !
,pera house on Tuesday evening next
Don't fail to hear him.
The Ladies' Aid society of Covey Hill
will hold a church fair at the home of
Mr.. Bert Breed on Wednesday, Jan.
Il. All are cordially invited.
Patrons of the legitimate drama will
lot forget that the great John Dillon
will appear at Longwell's opera house
next Tuesday evening, Jan. 20.
Freese q Rohde announce this week
4 great cut in prices of ladies', misses
md children's jackets, newmarkets and
,loaks. Read their adv carefully
New officers of the Eclectic Literary
Society are: Ola Bell, pres't; Chas.
Hutchins, vice-prest; Bertha Myers,
,ec'y; Vern Van Fossen, treas'r. The