The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-12-28
Local Department.

Harry Van Auken is home for short
visit.
Conner's bean pickers are laid off for
the holiday week.
Frank Osborne will be home Friday
for few days visit.
Misses Mary and Maggie Bryar were
at home over Christmas.
Mrs. f. r. Morgan and little Gail are
visiting friends in Allegan.
Duane Duncombe is guest of his
sister, Mrs. H. ID. Longwell.
Miss Carl Corey has gone to visit her
mother, who is in poor health.
Advertised letters: M. G.. Cronin,
Roy Glen Noble, Thos. r.. Smith
THE TRUE NORTHERNER and the
Weekly Inter Ocean for $2.20 per year.
Last Sunday morning was the coolest
thus far of the season-8o below zero.
Mark Monroe came down from Kala-
mazoo to eat turkey with his mother.
The Gobleville band made music at
the rink Saturday night for skaters and
dancers.
Mrs. Rhoda A. Hopkins is home again
from "a six months stay in Northern
Michigan.
The Dowagiac Methodists are talking
of building new house of worship to
cost $4,000.
Mrs. John Stanton of South Haven
is guest at the home of her brother,
III. X. Wells.
Politics aside, we consider the Detroit
Free Press one of the best newspapers
in Michigan.
Nathan Goodrich of Delavan, Wis,
is spending the holidays with relatives
in this vicinity.
A gold watch and chain adds to 'Quis
Eaton's happiness-a Christmas gift
from his father.
Mr.. A. Il. Stark, representing The
HOrSenaen of Chicago, was among our
visitors Monday.
For two dollars you can have the
NORTHERNER and the Detroit Weekly
Tribune one year.
A new baby daughter was recently
born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Galligan of
FL Dorado, Kansas.
j. G. Vandeburg of De Kalb county,
Illinois, visited his sister, Mrs. S. L.
Conway, Christmas.
The Ld1Ot0n Leader issued very
pretty holiday edition on the date of its
regular issue last week.
Mrs. L. Crandall and Mrs r. c. Nash
and baby are spending the holiday week
with friends in Mendon.
IL. w. Nc Cabe is "under the
her"-suffering with throat
trouble. Too much auction.
Mrs Porter A. Dean the other day
invested a few hundred dollars in the
new eastern suburb of Kalamazoo.
DR.. A. G. Noble and wife of Oakland
county spent Christmas in this place, a
guest of his cousin, MIR. ID. ID. Noble
Dan Robb says he gets all his stuff by
weight-that is, he waits till the old
man turns his back, then gets his work
in.
Wallace Chamberlain of Waukegan,
H., is visiting friends in this county, at
present guest of his niece, Mrs. Ed.
Arnold.
Profs. Wilson and Hinckley and
lsllooCo duu IlluChttJ arc Ill
attendance upon the State Teachers
association at Lansing.
Miss Daisy Longwel was the recipient
of an elegant gold watch and chain as
Christmas present. We will tell the
balance of the story later.
Charles and James Farwell, former
residents of this place, now of East
Helena, Montana, are visiting with
the - old folks at home"
S. s. Phillips, aged 7s years, died at
the home of his son, c. G.. Phillips,
editor of the Hartford Day Spring, on
Wednesday of last week.
Justice Mason had before him on the
22d inst one Jesse F. Coons of Lawton,
who pleaded guilty of being drunk and
disorderly. Three dollars and costs.
All who wish to participate in the
Presbyterian Sunday school sleigh ride
are requested to meet at the church
promptly at 2p. IN. on Saturday next.
They are having high-jinks sport at
the rink nowadays. Boys on skates
catching CREASED pigs is mild variety
of the hilarity prevalent at that fun
factory.
The Bangor AdUdnce last week issued
full double number containing por-
traits and brief sketches of the lives of
about fifty of the prominent citizens OF