The true northerner., 1891-11-11
Local Department.

| Davis Olney OF LuulnRIOn, is again III
town.
w. l.. Davis of Worcester, Mass, is
making short visit here.
Miss Carrie Melchior again returned
from California last week.
Chas. Mortimer of Hartford visited
the county seat on Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Carrier of Berlamont, is
visiting at A. Il. Anderson's.
The w. G. Il. U. will meet with Mrs
Galligan next Friday, at 2:3O p. m.
10 Buckhout of Oshtemo, spent Sun.
day with his parents in this place.
A. h. Ward of Marcellus, was in town
Saturday and gave us pleasant call.
Asa Dodge, an uncle of Mrs. S. G..
McEntee, accompanied her home from
Kentucky.
| Fred Bilsborrow gives some valuable
information in this issue in regard to
Round Oak stoves.
Almon Hutchins was the Mascot
who drew number one at the court
house last Saturday.
Ell. Goodale will give away an ele-
giant folding bed on Feb. 1st, 1892. See
his adv. for particulars.
A. F. Hayes, who took another run to
California some time since, last week
returned as far as Chicago.
Advertised letters: Mr.. ID. V. Meikle-
john, John Ross, Will Paul, Mrs. Name
Spreug, Miss Hettie Thompson.
w. j. Sellick & Son will sell for the
next sixty days all ready-made clothing
at twenty-five per cent discount.
H. w. Showerman announces re-
duction of twenty-one per cent on all
ready-made clothing until Dec. 1.
Mrs. II. l.. Wilcox and Mrs. Frank
Drew have established dress-making
parlors at the home of the latter.
montana Kim" has returned from
southern California, where he says he
has been sojourning for his health.
Mrs Columbus Engle has generously
donated IA cook stove to the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Presbyterian church.
Hon. II. H. Howard of Boomingdale,
who represented our Northern district
In '8l and 'S3, called on us Monday.
Broughton has added to his list of
profit-sharing premiums, Bisque lamps,
Mrs. Potts sad-rons and ironing tables.
Myron Clark Esq. of Parma, was in
town Monday on business connected
with the estate of the deceased Susan
Glidden.
DR.. Dunning drove to Allegan and
back one day last week, in order to WIS.,
it his cousin, III. p Dunning, who is Sc
riously i'll.
Miss Curran of Detroit, an expert
enced filter by the tailor system, is in
charge of Mrs. Hamilton's dress making
department.
Freese & Rohde received another
large invoice of cloaks and jackets last
week, and report lower prices than for
their first lot
j. +. Phillips has gone to Chicago to
have weeks fun and see if that perse-
vering felon on his left hand won't give
him little rest.
VIM. H. Sage and j. j. Markillie of
Gobleville, were In town last Thursday,
the former bringing fine flock of sheep
to f. A. Wildey,
Hon. A. G.. Glidden left for Lansing
last Wednesday and spent some time at
our state capitol in business connected
with the Grange.
DR.. +. A. Palmer of Hartford, was
shaking hands with Paw Paw friends
on Monday and made the NoRTHERNER
neighborly call.
Mrs VIM. Ryan living six miles west
of town, died on Saturday morning and
was buried from st Mary's church in
this village on Monday forenoon.
Miss Lottie Showerman and Elton
Rogers entertained few of their
young friends last Saturday evening,
at the residence of X. w. Broughton.
The number of teams on our streets
and general air OF business pervading
the town on last Saturday, showed the
reflex influence of bountiful harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bartholomew of
Keeler, were in town on Thursday do
ing some trading, after which Mrs b.
proceeded to Mendon on visit to her
parents.
A. +. Ross, special agent for the Ma
tional Loan and Investment Co. of De-
troit, spent several days here last week,
making arrangements for our new or
ganization.
Will Hinckley, younger brother of
Commissioner Hinckley, who has been
attending the University, came home
on Monday quite i'll with inflammatory
rheumatism.
We notice that Misses Nellie Bush
and Myrtle Frisbie, who were both for
several winters members of our high
school, are now clerking in a dry goods
store at Gobleville.
+. Smith q Co. announce in a half
page advertisement of this issue,
grand clearing sale of their entire stock,
with prices at 20 per cent. discount for
the next sixtv davs