The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-06-08

Chas Leech, formerly of this place
now of Chelsea, Michigan, an,
Miss Eta Crawford of Lawrenc,
were married on last Sunday evenin,
at the residence of Ed. Baldwin, b,
Rev. Mrs. Barton.
The Young Mems Republican Clul
will have meeting at the Court House
next Monday evening which will bt
addressed by some OF the leading mer
of the county Every one come and
have good rally.
Prof. O'Leary of Bangor will superin
tend the Hartford schools next year
and we are told that the members oi
the Bangor Board are kicking them
selves all over for the dilatory meas.
ures that failed to secure him in season
The Leader window displays an in.
genious suspension bridge made of but
ton hooks, spanning a realistic ravine
way, no doubt filled with new con.
signment of goods for this enterprising
firm.
1t was Congressman Belknap who
had a bunch Of wild daisies placed on
the grave of every Michigan man in
Arlington National cemetery. 1t re-
quired two thousand clusters. All hon
or to him who thus honors the patriot
dead.
Now that summer is really here, farm
ers and fruit-growers are drawing a sigh
of relief over their escape from any
blightlng frosts, and if the bright June
sunshine fills its usual engagements,
there seems no doubt of a bounteous
harvest for both.
The Wade Leroyle Musical Comedy
Company will appear at Longwells
Opera House next Thursday evening
June 9th, in the laughable hit of the
season entitled "Squabbles." Price %
and 30 cents; tickets now on sale at
Longwell's store.
About twenty of our people attended
the Yearly Meeting of Free Baptists at
Gobleville, and all are enthusiastic over
the good time they enjoyed. The at
tendance was so large as to require the
throwing open of the church parlors to
receive the audience.
We would respectfully call the atten-
tion of our subscribers to the fact that
all obituaries, either prose or poetry,
memorial resolutions, and cards of
thanks, are inserted in the NORTH
ERNER at the uniform price of five cents
per line of seven words.
All Christian young people are cor
daily invited to attend the Annual
Convention of the Van Buren, Co. G.. E.
Union to be held in Bangor, Friday,
June II, commencing at 2 p. m. Please
notice the date, as by mistake this has
been largely advertised as June 16.
The Allegan Gazette reports one of
their citizens as engaged in the con-
struction of an ark. We had just drawn
a sigh of relief with intent 20 apply for
one tirst-class passage, when we read
that bed-bugs, snakes, mosquitoes, suck
ers, the grip bacillus, politicians and
editors would be excluded.
There will be large meeting of the
Spiritualists of Texas in Parsons Grove
on Sunday, June ~, at which the prin-
cipal speaker will be Hon LV Moul-
ton of Grand Rapids. An entrance fee
of ten cents will be collected, and a
general invitation is extended To all
Spiritualists of the county.
We are indebted to Colum Engle for
a bottle of the Barnard Martinsville
Artesian water and can testify that it
tastes strong enough to cure every all
ment mankind is heir to. Mr. Engle
received great benefit during his win
ter's soiourn at Martinsville and re-
ports some wonderful cures performed
there.
The Hartford school closed last week
and Mr. and Mrs. w. " Sage will sum-
mer in Paw Paw, the former being one
of the instructors for our Normal In
stitute. They were the recipients of II
fine water set of Bohemian glass with
silver tray, a testimonial of the love
and appreciation of their high school
pupils.
Chas Dole of Worthwhile, VT, brother
in-law of G.. +. Gilman, is expected
here for visit next week, accompanied
by his sister, Mrs Fred Parker, the
latter going from here to Superior to
join her husband. Carl Dole who has
been spending several weeks in Mrs.
Jennie Averil's family, will go north
with Mrs. Parker.
An exchange says that "masked hug
ging parties" are the latest fad in the
church social line. 1t costs fifteen cents
for every lady that hugs the man who
is turned blindfolded into room full
of feminine beauty, ,and it is said to work
well except when a man discovers that
he has squandered fifteen cents to be
hugged by his wife.
John Vanderbect of Diamondale,
who Haunted the rebel flag in the face
of the marching veterans on Memorial
day, received an immediate dismissal
from the Lake Shore railroad and warn
ing from the Boys in Blue that his pres
ence in that community would not be
tolerated John found to his cost that
no rebels need apply.
A program of the 33rd annual Com
mencement of Cooper Union in New
York City shows that the silver medal
given for the best work in designing
was awarded to Miss May Tuttle of
this place. We also learn that every
design she has made this year has been
selected for exhibition at the Worlds
Fair, and we congratulate Miss May
upon her great success. She will re-
main for another year'sstudy in the art
of designing
When the special train of the Sioux