The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-03-04
Local Department.


L. s. Russell, of Bangor, was in Paw
Paw Tuesday.
Hi. Flanders, of Dowagiac, was in
Paw Paw over Sunday.
Sela Ekenberger, typo on the De-
catur Republican, was in town Sunday.
Mrs. G.. L. Eaton returned Monday
from Chicago, and left Tuesday morn
ing for Lansing.
F. S. Palmer has returned to Chica-
90, where he has a permanent situation
in a real estate Office.
Broughton, in his adv. to-day, gives
some sound advice, whether il be read
by his patrons or others.
Rev. Fl. Nj. Ford, of Hillsdale, f. b.
state agent, will speak from the Free
Baptist pulpit next Sunday.
At Kalamazoo, last Friday, Judge
Buck sentenced John Davis to five
years in jackson for burglary.
Mrs. n. b. Mckinney, of Lawton
spent several days with friends in this
village, returning home yesterday.
Hon. Thos Mars, of Berrien Center,
Master of the State Grange p. of III.
was visitor at this office Monday.
Avery's star dry goods house seems to
be headquarters for dress fabrics, and
the rush for his new goods is immense.
Frank Shaefer entertained number
of friends at his home north of town
Saturday. A very enjoyable time was
had
j. III. Waters & Co. invite the farm
ers, and all others in need of hardware,
to inspect their splendid stock and ask
prices.
The social of the "Willing Workers"
at the home of Mrs Clark last Friday
evening is spoken of as an extremely
pleasant affair.
Advertised letters: Jennie B. Elliott,
Mrs. Laura +. Gillett, ID. M. Haines,
Stone Rogers, Mamie b. Sherrod, w.
A. Warner, +. T. Wood.
Brodhead Post c. A. X. wish to thank
Mrs. Will Snow for the use of her
organ, kindly furnished for the Sher-
man memorial services Sunday.
The season for new styles of spring
dress goods is now ION" at Sellick IL
Sons. and we hear it said by our lady
friends that their stock is superb.
If the old saying is true, March ought
to go out extremely lamb-like, for she
came in astride the worst blizzard of
the season with zero in her breath.
H. ID. Patt, of Ypsilanti, member of
the executive committee of the Michi-
gan State Grange, has been in town
couple of days on affairs pertaining to
his committee.
Mr.. Pat O'Neil, genuine Irish guide,
accompanies Howorth's Hibernica.
His flashes Of wit, his droll humor, his
songs, dances and specialties are a feat
ure of the entertainment.
Mrs. Sarah ID. Brown, one of the
early settlers of that part of the county,
died at her home in Breedsville Feb.
Is, aged 62 years. Deceased was highly
esteemed by a wide circle of friends.
Under the auspices of the Young
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
union temperance meeting will be
held at the Disciple church next Sun
day evening. A large attendance is
desired.
The monthly covenant meeting of the
Free Baptist church will be held on
Saturday of this week, beginning at 2
p. IN. A large attendance is desired.
All members and friends of the church
will be cordially welcomed.
ii. w. Showerman goes to Chicago
this week to purchase his spring and
summer stock of clothing, furnishing
goods, boots and shoes, etc. He still
has a good assortment of overcoats
which he is selling at actual cost.
Messrs. Deighan and Fultz, of Chica-
go, have been in this place organizing
a branch of the Merchants Retail Com
mercial agency of Chicago The OBJ
ject and aims of the agency will be
given in an extended form next week.