The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-07-01
GObleVille.

we are soon TO have new harness
shop in town.
The new church parlors are pro-
crossing finely.
A. w. Myers will crate at Lake Mill
on the 4th of July.
Johnnie Feek has purchased a pretty
little Shetland pony for Fay.
Work in first and second at X of p.
hall this "wednesday evening.
Romayne Wilcox is learning to be an
acrobat and slack rope walker.
j. G. Clark is adding some new and
improved machinery to his Touring
mill.
Mr. and Mrs Jessup are the happy
parents of fine girl baby, born Tues
day last.
Ezra Allen is the happy possessor of
fine little Ashland Prince colt, born
last week.
Walter Elliott has his new residence
well under Roadway Ernest Green is
the builder
Harvey Slonaker is home from Ypsi-
lanti normal school and brings his
sheepskin with him.
Saul Frank has his residence nicely
decorated throughout and is ready for
the right kind of tenant.
Girls. Feeley arrived home from York
state last week, in care of his son Ed.
Mr.. +. is in very poor health.
Several of our town people attended
the concert at North Church last Sat
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pleasing success.
The job of building Saul Franks new
brick block has been let to Contractor
McHugh, of Kalamazoo. The work
will begin in few days.
The NJ f. ladies' aid society have
fitted up the hall way at the rink for
ice cream and will be at home to callers
every Saturday evening.
Mrs. Neal Post, who buried her hus-
band here few days ago, will live
with her daughter ut Kalamazoo. We
understand her health is improving.
Richard Welsh, of Kalamazoo, and
Miss Julia Jones, daughter of William
Jones of this place, were married at
the home of the bride on the gath ult
Gobleville will celebrate the Fourth
at Lake Mill Boating grounds. One of
the main features of the day will be the
launching of the little lake steamer
May Queen, lately built by its owner,
ID. o. Everest, of Pine Grove.
Rev. j. w. McDougal and wife are
spending few days with friends at
Douglass and New Richmond. Rev. j :.
+. Peshman, of Fennville, filed the
pulpit at the Nj. +. church Sunday
morning and evening, delivering two
very interesting sermons.
M. M. Sherwood, who has been a
long and patient sufferer with con-
sumption, died on Monday last. The
funeral, under the auspices of the e. A. r.
took place at the Speicher church, on
the town line, Wednesday, Rev G.. b.
Hart delivering the sermon and the
male quartet furnishing music for the
occasion. The body was taken to Ban
gor, his former home, for burial De-
| ceased moved from this place last
spring.
Fire caught in the roof of the basket
factory Thursday noon last, and for n
few minutes business of bringing water
and ladders was lively. Brad Lockard
slipped while on the roof, landing a
pail of water on the head of Ralph
Lamberson, and after performing sew
eral evolutions, rolled off TO the ground
Fortunately no bones were broken, and
the fire being extinguished, all hands
were soon at work as if nothing had
happened.
John Sebring has an Indian village
planted on his vacant lot i'm town.
Some people, when you talk to them of
Incorporating the town, will rave and
tare like all possessed; but let some
concern settle here whose main object
is to get all the money possible out of
the people, with no interest at stake
and no license to pay, said chronic
kicker" will extend to them the right
hand of welcome and furnish them a
squatting place at once.