The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-04-06
Local Department.

j. C. Gould has moved back onto his
farm.
AT last Detroit is to have rapid tran
sit street railway plant.
Reserved seats at Longwell's for the
piano forte lecture recital.
Edward Baxter Perry-next Thurs
day night at the Opera House.
John Parker and Arthur Pigott of
Dowagiac were in town over Sunday.
The Y. w. G. T. U. will meet with
Miss Clara Anderson on Friday t4p. m.
Regular Communication of Paw Paw
Lodge No. %, +. IL A. Nj. Tuesday even
ing, April 18th.
VIM. H. Easton of Waverly has been
granted pension of $l2 per month
with 1928 back pay.
Mrs Frank Dunning and little daugh-
ter France, made short visit at Dr.
Dunning's last week
Elder Spayd of Bangor will preach
at the Disciple church next Sunday,
morning and evening.
Mrs. Emma Wiley and daughter Ag-
gle spent a portion of vacation week
Wltn Arlington lrlenuS.
Mrs. Geo Stevens and little daugh-
ter Gail of Niles has been spending a
few days with Mrs. I. f. Stevens.
A card received from S. ii. Blackman
dated at Pasadena, Cal, states that he
expects to start for home this week.
N. Welch of Coolies has purchased
an interest in the fruit farm of his
brother Thomas, southeast of town.
+. A. Schmidt formerly of Mt. Pleas
ant, is coming to Faw Paw to open "a
tailor shop. Look for his ad. next
week.
Seth Allen and family of the Zoo"
were in town Monday. Seth looks as if
well recovered from his last winters
sickness.
The spring vacation in some of the
city schools is week later than usual,
so that the Misses Bryar are at home
this week.
Peter McKellar was home again Mon
day If he continues to put on flesh at
the present rate, he'll soon reach the
200 notch.
Our rehabilitated fire-engine has re-
turned in fine shape and was put
through its best PAGES on the street
Saturday.
1t is expected that Mrs. Mary Il.
Lathrop will be here in Paw Paw on the
evening of May 1st, to speak at the Un
ion Temperance meeting
Geo. Rix of Lawton was arrested last
Saturday charged with second viola
tion of the local option law, and his ex-
animation occurs to-day.
Mrs. N. o. Martin and Miss Rose
Mckinney of Lawton visited in town
last Saturday, the latter remaining over
Sunday with Mrs. Il. G. Nash.
The revival meeting recently con-
Quoted in Capac, Mich, by Rev. e.. p.
Linderman, was very successful one,
nearly fifty beginning the new life.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. FELTON, started
for their home in Bonneville, Mo, to-
day, after a pleasant visit with Mrs
Felton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brum-
mel.
The selection Of seats for the Red
path Concert will occur at the Court
House at 2 p. m. Friday, April 8. Sin
gle tickets can be obtained there and at
the NORTHERNER office for 40 cents.
Mrs. A. c. Glidden went to her faith
er's home at Cedar Springs last week.
for visit. A. c., who was called to
Lansing on business, will join her there
and they will return together this week.
Geo. M. Harrison and Miss Maude
Cornell were married on last Saturday
by Elder Hurd and left on the even
ing train for Kalamazoo, going thence
to Chicago. They will return this week.
At recent school entertainment Civ
en- in the Opera House at South Haven,
the receipts amounted to SS5, which
shows how interested the citizens of the
Haven are in the welfare of their
school.
Mrs. Horace Sebring, Mrs. Sadie
McKellar, and Miss Edith White, all
went to Bangor Saturday, the two lat
ter returning Monday, while Mrs. Se-
bring will continue her visit until the
! last of this week.