The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-07-27
Local Department.

A. c. Martin left on Monday to join
his wife at the seashore.
Advertised letters: Miss Isa Gerow,
n. w. Lewis, A. +. Stevens.
Ralph f. Jennings is attending mu-
sic teachers institute in Chicago.
Will Barton, wife and child, of
Dowagiac are visiting in this place.
Local thermometers last Friday and
Saturday registered 96 in the shade.
The Farmers Union club will picnic
at Lake Park on Wednesday, August 8.
Mrs. Alice Pritchard has been enjoy
ing II visit with her cousin, Miss Barrett,
from Akron, Ohio.
THE NORTHERNER has no authorized
agents for soliciting subscriptions or
collecting accounts.
Shaefer photographed the entire out
fit, faculty and students, of the Normal
last Friday morning.
Regular convocation of Paw Paw
Chapter No. "a, r. A. M. on Monday
evening, August lst.
By paying one year in advance, you
get the New York Tribune and the
NoRTHERNER for 81 80.
n. o. Martins mare Nellie Nj. now
wears lib. harness, built expressly
for her by Frank Drew.
The Normal school viii go in body
To Lake Cora this "wednesday after
noon, returning in the evening.
Twenty-six years ago to-day the Old
hu ha
completion of the Atlantic Cable.
Elizabeth Whitman returned from
Toledo Saturday, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Butchelder, and husband
Prof. OLeary and o. w. Rowland
were the victors at the spelling match
at the Normal last Wednesday evening.
Ralph Noyes of Mandan, North Da-
kota, is on visit to his parents in this
place. He will remain here about six
weeks.
Mrs. b. w. Stanton and children
have returned from Coolies, where they
have been spending short time with
friends.
A small sum of money was found
wrapped in paper near this office last
Saturday. The owner can recover it
on indentification.
Mrs. Frank Downing of Hillsdale,
with her two children, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Maggie Pepper, and other
relatives in this place.
Mrs John G.. Rogers of Bangor has
been visiting friends and relatives in
this vicinity for several days past, re-
turning to her home Monday.
If you want to know what sort of a
paper Whitelaw Reid edits, you can
have it New York Tribune) and the
NoRTHERNER one year for S1.50.
No sooner had the Bloomingdale
Leader entered the inches contest, than
the Heading Republican paper of Van
Buren, county" went into its hole
Miss Franc Grannis returned last
Thursday from four weeks visit with
relatives in Berrien Springs, accom-
panied by her cousin, Miss frankie
Case.
An interesting letter from Mrs.
Martin appears in this issue of the
NORTHERNER. We hope to be favored
with more such at intervals during the
summer.
The New York Tribune and the
NoRTHERNER one year for $3.50 This
applies TO our old subscribers who pay
one year in advance as well rs new
subscribers.
If the NORTHERNER shall be found to
be any worse or any better, now that
the proprietor is away, the cepsure or
credit will be cheerfully borne by the
"hired man."
Hon. Ferris s. Fitch, superintendent
of public instruction, will deliver a
lecture at the M. +. church on Monday
evening next before the students of the
Normal and all others who may be
pleased to attend. An informal recep-
tion will be rendered Mr.. Fitch at the
close of the lecture.