The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-12-28
From Far aud Near.

Al west Day Clty Il nlSHI SCuOOl HdS
been established.
AT Bay City, James Evans residence
had 5000 blaze.
WoRKINGMEN at Muskegon found the
dead body of an infant buried in a rough
box.
THE large Lyman block at Muskegon
will be transformed into q first-class
hotel
+. MCCoLLIsTER, of Custer. aged 20,
had his hand badly mangled in a corn
shelter.
The Bay City car lines have been
purchased ty Philadelphia syndicate
for $3.50, 0OO.
G. A. BERGLAND's mill, at Sidney,
the next season.
JOHN SCHooNovER and Edward Dell,
OF Utica, fell off a scaffold. Both were
dangerously injured.
REV. =. SHERMERHoRN, of the Roch
ester Congregational Church, will be-
come an evangelist.
ALFRED RASPBERRY, 17-year-old
bennington boy, was killed by the ac-
cldental discharge Of his gun.
YOUNG son OF Joe Paldi, Of Mt.
Salem, was dangerously scalded by fall
ing into tub of boiling water.
HENRY WILLIAMS and Albert Gordon,
two Grand Rapids burglars, got three
years each at Ionia. They are Chicago
boys, aged 10 and 20.
AT South Gladstone, Bridget Nc
Micken is serving a sentence in Jail for
knocking into insensibility and almost
killing her little daughter.
APPLETON CoNNoR, of Port Sanilac,
lost four children, one boy and three
girls, by diphtheria, in one week. His
wife is also on the point Of death.
FRANK Cook, of Speaker, while doing
his chores, after returning from Yale,
where he had received Sl21 for grain,
was knocked senseless and robbed OF
the money.
II is again rumored that the Grand
Trunk is about to purchase the G. 5. d
Nj. Road, to extend its own line to
the northern part Of the State during
1894.
AT Saginaw q meeting was held OF
men who, when drafted to serve during
the late unpleasantnesS, committed
their draft by paying $500 into the
United States treasury. The object OF
the meeting is to have this money re-
turned with the accumulated interest.
Mrs. WILLIAM VOORHEES,, of Roches-
ter the other night. while in bed, at
tempted TO cut her throat with knife,
while her husband was asleep by her
side. The man awoke and took the
knife away from her after she had cut a
bad cash under the right ear. She will
recover. Prolonged sickness is said to
have deranged her mini.
THE annual report Of State Salt In
spec.or Casey shows that there are 100
firms engaged in manufacturing salt,
operating ninety eight steam and four
teen pan blocks, with an annual capaci-
~ OF 5,425 200 barrels. During the past
year 3,71O,024 barrels were manufac-
tule ed. The office of salt inspector
shows receipts OF S13, 1909, expenses,
$40, $50. SO.
THE Michigan State Beekeepers' AS
socation closed its twenty seventh an
nual session at Lansing. 1t was resolved
to ask the World's Fair Commission for
81 900 for a bee and honey exhibit TO be
collected by II. ID. Cutting, of Tecum-
sch. Officers were chosen as follows:
President, r.. l.. Taylor, Lapeer; Vice
President, j. A. Pierce, Grand Rapids;
Secretary, w. Il. Hutchinson, Flint;
Treasurer, Nj. II. Hunt Bell Branch.
GLADSTONE is now lighted by cleo
tricity.
GLADsToNE's prospects Of a boom
are reported very bright.
NoRwEGIANs at South Norway have
just finished new church.
SEBEwAING Baptists have just fin
ished a new house OF worship.
Doc fights on the street are said to
be frequently arranged by st. Ignace
sports.
SAIDE M. JOSEPH, a 12-year- old Iron
Mountain boy, has been missing since
Dec. /. it
SAULT people are conte mplating S22, :
0t0 provements in their water works
system.
NEBIsH is sadly afflicted with sneak
thieves.
ANOTHER batch Of Michigan veterans
will remove to the newly organized col
ony at Port Angeles, Wash.
The Michigan Engineering Society
will hold its fourteenth annual meeting
at Lansing Jan. II, Is and 10. 'ni Z
ANDREW HANSEN, a prominent resi-
dent of Mcnominee, was held up and
robbed of 500 and a watch Saturday
night
JOHN GREENFIELD, of Milo, came
near blee ing TO death, having cut the
main artery IN his right leg while chop
ing wood.
BY having a large tree fall on his
back. outs Prince, of Elmer township.
{ scoda county, sustained serious inter-
! nal injuries. .,,,ffqoo
Mrs. A. b. McILHARGEY, of Sand
Beach, tried to encourage the fire by
pouring kerosene into the stove. She
will recover.
LOUIS FINEBURG. OF Detroit, stole "a
lot of hides az Mt. Clemens. Peter
Haumen. OF the latter place, was with
him. They each got three years at
Jackson. nor
1t Is claimed that this winter about
900 men will be employed in Michigan
lumber camps. Wage range from. SIG
TO S2S per month, or about ~ more than
last sea son. ,of o-,ed oy
RAIGUEL, Lake County, Will soon
,ova RIM tho coursp of MANY other lum.