The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-05-06
Local Department.


The Electric Light Co.'S new wheel is
in position.
The Touring mill at Bloomingdale
has shut down.
Register of Deeds Tyner was at Law
renee yesterday.
If there is anything new hereabouts
we haven't caught on.
Dowagiac is going to build ten
thousand dollar school house.
Bobby" Chapman, of Benton Har-
Dor, was in town over Sunday.
Benton Harbor is a port of entry and
Capt. b. +. Rounds is its collector
Advertised letters: Mrs. Ole Dens-
low, b. +. Lewis, Miss Cora Smith.
Rev. Il. Brooks commenced his pas
torate of the Disciple church on Sunday
Quarterly meeting at the M. f church
on Saturday and Sunday, May is and II
Benz Holt will commence to rebuild
his residence as soon as his insurance is
adjusted.
Mrs. Alice v, widow of the late
Frank ID. Pritchard, has been granted
a pension.
Department Commander Eaton will
deliver the Memorial Day address at
Charlotte.
Hon. j. j. Woodman uses the Snow
hot-air furnace i'm his residence and tes-
titles rs to its value.
c. III. McLachaln, tAe noted singing
evangelist, was "a guest at the NJ. f..
parsonage over Sunday.
The steamboat line between Benton
Harbor and Milwaukee will be put in
operation about the 18th inst.
Mrs. Ida Henderson Mccoy, late of
Calcutta, India, will speak at the M. +.
church next Sunday evening.
Forepaughs greatest on earth" is
meandering westward, and rigid econ
omy now goes" with the boys.
Mr.. A. G. Glidden is at the Agricul-
tural college to-day attending IA session
of the state board of agriculture.
The Free Baptist Women's mission
society will give a concert at their
church on Sunday evening May 10.
w. w. Whitney, of Blsomingdale,
will soon move his family to this place
and enter the employ of Wise q Tuckey.
Van Buren County Pomona Grange
No. 13, p. of H., will hold its next
meeting at Decatur, Thursday, May 81.
Rev. j. Clizbe addressed the regular
monthly temperance meeting at the
Free Will Baptist church Sunday even
ing.
We are informed that the cut worm
is found in vast numbers in newly
plowed ground in some localities near
here.
Broughton propounds some funny
conundrums this week, and gives the
solution of them, which is best of all.
Read his adv.
Fred Bilsborrow gives the boys II
good pattern for kite this week. Read
his adv. carefully for directions as to
its construction.
Secretary Cornish reports school dis
trict No. 8, Bangor, to have the best
average attendance of any district
school in the county.
Boys should remember, when prac-
ticing with their little Floberts, that a
fine of So is attached to the pleasantly
of killing a song bird.
Housekeepers will always find fresh
fruits, vegetables ana groceries at Mum
gers, and the prices attached are rea-
sonable. Give them call.
Thos. Dorgan, a prominent citizen of
Kalamazoo, was found dead in Spring
brook Friday, where he had been fish
ing for trout. Heart failure.
The Detroit Free Press commemorate
ed its Goth anniversary last Sunday by
publishing 64-page paper, containing
a fac simile of its first issue.
No one should fail to read Avery's
new adv, for he has to say things of
interest to all. You will note that he
quotes some very low figures.
j. G.. Warner announces that re-
duction in expenses has enabled him to
make corresponding reduction in
prices. See his adv. i'm this paper.
Rev. G.. u. Linderman has been in
vited to spend next Saturday and Sun
day with the Free Baptist church of