The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-10-28

Bloomingdale, charged with stabbinl
his brother in the course of an alterca
tion between the two, stands adjourned
to Thursday, Nov. 12th, before Justice
Mason.
AL. Kline, of Wyoming, and Lew
Showerman, of this place, who have
been engaged with Bangs Warner and
IL. w. McCabe in selling horses during
the summer, returned to this place on
Monday.
Wilson Lee complained of Jas. Mas
sey, last Thursday, charging him with
assault and battery. Massey pleaded
guilty before Esquire Mason, who as
sessed the damage at 1925, which was
promptly paid.
The selection of seats for DR.. Hedleys
lecture will take place on Saturday,
Nov. z, at 10 o'clock II. m. in the circuit
court room. Doors open at 915. Sin
gle tickets will be sold at the same time
and place. Price, 80 cents.
Harvey Cooley started for California
a few days ago, thinking to regain his
shattered health by wintering there.
He feared, however, on reaching Chi
cago that he could not stand railroad
travel, and returned home.
The Electric Light Co, finding they
We're compelled to make an entire
change in their are machinery, have
shut off that service preparatory to
putting in new machinery, which will
be here and in place in few days.
There will be no session of the circuit
court to-day, as was thought there
probably might be to try the Duncombe-
Burrows suit, as that has been disposed
of. The November term will convene
on the 9th prOX., and the jury will be in
attendance on the 10Th.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. F.
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Terrell, Tuesday
to O'clock, after which short literary
and musical program will be presented.
A cordial invitation to all.
The man telling the first story gener-
ally gets left, and this applies to the
big potato raiser as well as to the fish
erman. Mr.. l.. w. Coy, of this place,
shows up a tuber measuring 25 inches
around its longest circumference and
IA inches around its middle. Next.
We did not get all the "movers" into
last weeks issue, after all. BY an over
sight we failed to mention the removal
of Stan. Briggs into Mrs. Clark's resi-
dence on Elm street, and now +. b.
Longwell has appropriated the house
on Kalamazoo street vacated by Stan.
The Paw Paw TRUE NORTHERNER,
under the proprietorship of Mr.. A. G..
Martin, will doubtless continue to be
the newsy paper it has always been.
Van Buren, county Republicans have a
splendid exponent of Republicanism in
the TRUE NoRTHERNER.-Kalanaazoo
Telegraph.
The noble thought and eloquent ex-
preston which characterize DR.. He'd
leys lectures are not unfamiliar to our
people. He will be greeted ut this, his
second coming, with an enthusiasm
born of knowledge and appreciation of
his exceptional power to interest and
benefit his audience.
Fully one hundred of our people,
members of the Nj. f. church and 9TH
on Tuesday evening of last week to pay
their respects to Rev and Mrs. A. G..
Jones. Refreshments were served from
i've ulIJll cIRnl " ClOCk anu HiOSG uc-
evening was passed.
Mrs. w. V. Sage was i'm town several
days last week She is president of
the Ladies' Lecture association recently
formed i'm Hartford, and reports the
work as progressing finely. They or
ganized on exactly the plan pursued by
our ladies one year ago, and offer four
entertainments, and possible fifth, for
one dollar.
Miss May Phelps, of Kalamazoo, will
be at the Clifton House tomorrow
Thursday for the purpose of organiZ-
ing u class in voice culture, and will be
pleased to meet any and all interested
in this accomplishment. Miss Phelps
is vocalist of rare attainments and
is recommended by the best citizens of
Kalamazoo.
A literary and musical entertainment
will be given this "wednesday evening
in the new parlors of the Presbyterian
chnrch. Miss May Phelps, of Kalama-
700, singer of rare culture, will assist.
Supper from until Z o'clock. All are
cordially invited. The business meet
ing of the society will be postponed to
another time.
A. Lynn Free returns to the Univer
sity tomorrow. He will take post
graduate course in the law department
this year in addition to some other lit
erary work. He has deferred his going
for several weeks on account of his
fathers illness who, we are glad to re-
port, is again able to resume duties at
the bank.
The Spiritualists of Southwestern
will hold their next quar-
terly meeting at Wolcott's hall, Water
vliet, on Saturday, Nov. z, commencing
at 2 p. m. and continuing over Sunday.
Mr.. Lyman Howe, of Fredonia, N. Y,
is engaged as speaker. The L. Il s. IL.
railroad will sell tickets over its line at
one fare for the round trip.
The great Grand Trunk tunnel under
the St. Clair river at Port Huron, was
formally opened for traffic on Saturday
last, and the ponderous mogul engines
of the Grand Trunk are now whirling
the traffic between the two countries
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