The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-09-14
Cows Wanted.
the COWS | can get that will
mixers in 2 to s weeks from
Local Department.

Rev. Jones of the Nj. +. church is at
conference.
The Clifton House now boasts a first
class barber.
M. ID. Buskirk and family will remove
to Allegan in about ten days.
Mr.. Henry Spaulding of Hartford
was at the county seat Monday.
Mrs. David Woodman returned last
Friday from trip to Denver, Col.
Chan +. Ocobock returns to-day to
his duties in the Chicago postoflice.
Advertised letters: Mrs. +. j. Davis,
M. Miller, John Seeley, Henry Stilwell.
Hon. A. j. Mills of Kalamazoo was in
town Monday on professional business.
Chas. Hutchins left Monday for Kala-
mazoo, where he will attend the Baptist
college.
Mrs F. p. Merrill and her son Ed
ward left for their home in Ithaca on
Monday.
II. j. Chaffee has the thanks of the
NORTHERNER crew for a feast of deli
cious melons.
Mrs. Riley Bangs is making quite ex-
tensive Improvements on her residence
on Main street.
The Michigan conference of the Nj .
+. church commences its regular annual
session at Hillsdale to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. |. Breck have gone
to housekeeping in their own residence,
recently vacated by Geo. w. Koons.
Mr.. A. G.. Martin has been drawn as a
grand juror for the October term of the
United States court at Grand Rapids.
Herbert More will preside over the
destinies of the school in the "Steeple"
district for the fall and winter terms.
The many friends of Mrs. Lester
Brewer will be rejoiced to learn that
she is improving and in u fair way TO
ultimate recovery.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. +. b.
Longwell is steadily gaining strength
anG that the prospect is fair for his
complete recovery.
Joseph Conklin, Keeler druggist,
charged with violation of the local op-
ton law, will have his examination be-
fore Justice Mason tomorrow.
"Our Song Friend" for September is
at hand, brighter and fresher if possible
than ever. Published by 5. w. Straub
u Co., 243 State street, Chicago
We see by the Kalamazoo papers that
Dell Nj. Rogers, president of the clerk S
union, was president of the day at the
Labor Day celebration in that city.
Mrs. +. p Grimes left here last w ed
nesday for "A short visit with her mother
| IN Dlain thnnnn tn
key She will return home to-day or to-
morrow.
Harry Dopp is enjoying visit with
his brother Cyrus and wife from Wau-
sau, Wis The two brothers had not
previously met for upwards of twenty
two years.
While the rains of the past few days
were God-send to the parched and
lifeless pasture lands, they were not so
welcome to farmers having their bean
crops out.
A movement originating in the school
is on foot looking to an appropriate
observation of columbus Day." Oct.
21st. We shall have further to say on
this topic hereafter.
At meeting of the school board on
Il VI ldSb WCth, bl1c lOllOWlHR
officers were elected: President, o. w.
Rowland; secretary, K. w. Broughton;
treasurer, j. w. Free.
Little Ed" Hayes pleaded guilty in
Esquire Mason's court Tuesday morn
ing to a charge of drunkenness plain,
everyday, chronic. In default of So and
costs he goes to jail for Is days.
Mrs. Harwick, mother of Allan Har-
wick of Antwerp, and who has been an
invalid member of his family for long
time, died at an early hour Sunday
morning Funeral from the house yes
terday
The w. G. Il. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Mabel Briggs on Satur.
day, Sept. II, at p. m. Subject to be
discussed at this meeting; The use of
the kindergarten method of teaching
All mothers who have small children
are requested to attend, whether mem
bers or not.
Now that we are once more "at the
helm" and now that the ante.election
temperance discussion is over, we find
both time and opportunity to refer to
some of the personalities and false asser-
tions that have been made about the
NoRTHERNER-asser that were of
such nature as could afford to wait
for explanation.