The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-11-30

next week visit friends east of town
after which she will go to Lansing fol
n the winter.
The Waverly township treasurer i'm
forms us that, for the convenience q
tax payers, he will receive taxes at tho
farm of Truman Allen, where he may
be found at all times.
The Engle- Buskirk- Lee hunting party
arrived home from the Upper Peninsula
last Saturday with twenty-five deer as q
result of the expedition. They report a
very heavy body of snow on the ground
up there.
Many of our subscribers have AK.
pressed desire to pay their subscrip-
ton in wood. We are now prepared
to receive such in any quantities =
green or dry-allowing the highest mar
ket price therefor.
The interior of the fine residence of
w. IL. Markilie in Waverly has recent.
ly passed through Jas. A. Leach's hands
and comes out as bright ''as new silk
hat"-painted, papered, decorated
from top to bottom.
Willis and Ed. Carter and John
Smith, all of Waverly, leave to-day for
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them, intending to spend the winter at
that point numbering They charter IA
car from Kalamazoo.
The old friends of Miss Eva Hayes
will be interested i'm the following item,
clipped from Valparaiso, Ncb., paper:
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Doran,
Wednesday evening, Nov. 10th, an s.
pound boy. All we'll"
Our local merchants are already re-
ceiving some of their holiday goods and
all of them have made unusually heavy
orders. Intending purchasers will be
advised by our advertising columns
what is for sale and where to buy it.
We are panied to announce the death
on the 23rd inst, at his home in Chica-
go, of typhoid fever, of Don G. Rogers,
for many years resident of this coun-
ty and at one time register a deeds.
His wife was Matte Morehoase of Ham
iltOn.
Hon. j. j. and Mrs Woodman
returned Monday evening from
Concord, N. H. where they had been
! in attendance upon the meeting of the
National Grange. They report large
attendance and a most harmonious and
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Our exchanges speak in the highes est
terms of praise of Frank fuckers Con-
cert Troupe now making II tour of the
state. They will visit Paw Paw on
Wednesday evening, December 7th.,
and our people will have an opportun-
ity of listening to them.
One day last week while b. Nash of
Coolies was unloading lumber for the
Otsego Chair Company the noon whistle
blew, frightening the team into run.
| Nash was caught between two loads of
lumber crushing him SO badly that it is
thought his injuries will prove fatal.
Clinton Hungerford and family left
for Paw Paw yesterday where he will
| spend the winter. He has done excel
lert work in the city band the past sea-
son, and the boys will miss him. He
! hopes to return next summer.-PetOS
! bey Record, Nov. 23. He arrived here
last Saturday.
Base ball was the national game only
! three years ago. Football is the national
game to-day The casualties, if not the
! fatalities, are several times as large in
the national game of to-day as they
were under the deposed sport. Moth
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American people pretty soon.
On Monday evening, December 18th,
Brodhead Post G.. A. X. will elect Off
GERS for the ensuing year. Let every
comrade be in attendance and see TO it
that the best material in the Post is
placed in the official chairs. The com
ing year will be an important one to
the welfare of the organization.
Mrs. Robert Morrison returned Satur
day from Keeler, where she had spent
week with her mother, Mrs. Thos
Galligan, at the home of Mrs. Chas
DuncOmbe. Mrs. Morrison reports her
mother as cheerful, contented and
happy and as well physically as could
be expected in a lady of her advanced
years.
An Obscure publication in this county
is grieved at finding in the local
columns OF contemporary mention of
events transpiring Eat Allegan, Three
Rives, Niles and Kalamazoo" When
this o. D. sheds its down and becomes q
full fledged newspaper, perhaps it also
may have many readers in other towns
than its own who will be glad to see
their doings noted in the public press.
The Decatur Republican, like all "the
leading papers" in the county, published
the election returns of the county on its
regular publication day after the elec-
ton, but its editor does not blush when
he claims it to be the first paper of the
county to publish such news. Call"
must be manufactured in the vicinity
of Decatur.-Bangor AdUance. Gall is
q mild name for the material used in
that fellows composition.
If there is any one thing wanted" in
this section above all other things it is
more postoffices. Not but what the
general public can worry along with
what few there are, but when we con-
slider the demands of the numerous
parties to whom Grover Cleveland Is
indebted in large measure for his cleo
ton, then we feel the painful inadequacy
of our equipment in that direction, we
must have more postofiices. AT least
six are needed in this place.
Quite a little romance comes up from
Hamilton, Allegan county; Forty-iive
wears ago Samuel Smith of Kent, Ohio,
left his wife and never saw or heard OF