The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-03-30

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first of the week for their home In Rey-
nolds, N. d.
All advance paying subscribers can
obtain the NoRTHERNER and Detroit
Tribune for 81 80. This fine opportunity
will not last long.
Mrs. b. T. Heckert went to South
Haven to-day to attend the "Temple of
Fame" and spend few days with her
many friends there.
Postmaster Noyes Is unusually busy
weighing and keeping record of every
bit Of mail that passes the office for a
period of thirty days
The house in rear of M. U. Richard.
sons office has been put in repair for
the occupancy of his father, N ID. Rich
ardson, who will move into it in few
days.
Master Guy Titus was made happy
on Monday by visit from his young
Hartford friend, Henry Phillips, who
accompanied his papa hither on a busi-
ness trip.
Frederick Hoadley and Miss Alice
LAWYER of Columbia, Mich, were
united in marriage by Mrs. Barton at
her home in Paw Paw on the afternoon
of March 26
Is it not strange that being devoid
of fat is calculated to create the oleagi-
nous tissue in othersg But to see "The
Skeleton Dude" is to laugh; and to
laugh is to grow fat.
Mrs. Dean who resides with her
daughter Mrs. Alexander of South
Bend, made flying stop here last week
on her return from visit to her sister,
Mrs W. +. Cook, at the County Farm.
The ladies of the M. f. church will
give a warm sugar social at the home
of Mrs. Il. G.. Nash next Tuesday even
ing, to which all are cordially invited.
A short literary and musical program
will be presented.
Willie Signor, who has been terrible
sufferer from Bright's disease, died on
Monday at : p. m. and was buried to-
day at ten o'clock. He was in his
fifteenth year and had been ailing for
nearly two years.
Henry Labadie, a well known resident
of this vicinity living near Four-mie
lake, was taken i'll last week Tuesday
with Inflammation of the bowels and
died Sunday night. The funeral will be
held to-day at 2 p. m.
Mrs. G.. M. Odell reports that her
trimmer, Mrs. Emma Marshall, has just
returned from Chicago with large
assortment of new goods, including pat
tern hats, new designs in ribbons, and
many Spring novelties.
Every one wishing to procure a gen.
uine Jersey COW, should attend the
lio In tn ha hal ha ri
on April 9th, at which time 45 of these
"royally bred golden butter-makers"
will be put on the market.
Rev T. ID. Marsh of Ludington and
former pastor Of the Presbyterian church
here, spent several days in town last
week, making headquarters at j. w.
Frees. We regret to learn that Mr.
Marsh is in very poor health.
The banquet given to Mdlle. Rhea by
the "Women's Press Club" at Grand
Rapids last week, is said to have been
very finely arranged and we more than
ever regret the circumstances that COM
PEELED us to decline our invitation.
Organized, systematic labor counts
in the political arena as elsewhere,
therefore let all our level-headed young
men be on hand al the Court House on
the evening of April 4th to assist in the
formation of a live Young Mems Repub
lican Club.
Commissioner Hinckley made quite a
tour of Union schools last week, having
visited Bangor, Breedsville, Hartford,
and Lawrence. Mrs. Hinckley availed
herself of this opportunity to accompany
him and visit friends in some of these
villages.
We are glad to note that the only first
grade certificate awarded at the last
Teachers examination was borne off
by one of our former pupils at Bangor,
Frank G. Penoyar, who is now the
successful teacher in the grammar de-
partment there.
At the last annual meeting of the
w. G.. L. u. the following officers were
elected; President Mrs. Alice Hew-
son; Rec. Sec, Mrs j. Hutchins; Cor.
Sec, Mrs. E. HI. Browne; Treasurer,
Mrs. X. Hopkins; six Vice presidents
were also elected.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Missionary Society the following named
were elected as officers for the ensuring
year;-President, Mrs. Addie Hunt;
Vice president, Mrs. Emma Paige;
Secretary, Miss Edna Kidder; Treasurer,
Miss Louise Bilsborrow.
II may be news to some OF the friends
of Wilson Kelley and Emma Raymond
of Gobleville to know that this couple
were made one by Mrs. Anna Barton
on the evening of March ~. This no.
tice should have been sent at the proper
time but was neglected.
J.E. Packer of Hartford has traded
some village property there and some
land in the northern part of the state,
for the old Warner place just north of
j. j. Woodman's, and will ultimately
reside here. Mr.. Packer is one of the
sort whom we gladly welcome to Paw
Paw
The Rcdpath Star Concert Company
at Longwell's Opera House on the even
ing of April 9th will give the closing
entertainment of the Ladies' Lecture
Course. The company comes very
highly recommended. Look for more
extended notice in next weeks NORTH
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