The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-01-13
Local Department.

A.. S. Prentice of Kalamazoo was in
town over Sunday.
+. w. Sellick advertises Gland for
sale" in this paper.
Green or dry wood taken ut this
Office on subscription.
Marshall Whitbeck is still confined to
his house by vicious attack of the grip.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Harry Martin
of Gliddcnburg, on Monday, 9-lb. boy.
Miss Rose Mckinney Of Lawton was
calling on friends in Paw Paw yester-
day.
Samuel Phelps Leland at Longwelfs
opera house on Friday evening of this
week
The Decatur Republican has changed
its day of publication from Saturday to
Thursday.
Col. w. r. Hawkins has been quite
ill for several days, but is on the mend
ut this writing.
Advertised letters A. Il. Smell, ii NJ.
Star, w. M. Porter, G.. j. Young, Master
Harry Buckley.
Dan. Spicer is seriously i'll with the
grip and his wife is threatened with Il
like visitation.
Mr.. Phillip Sherrod has purchased
the fine residence of Kay Hagerman, on
South Niles street.
Department Commander Eaton last
night installed the newly elected officers
of Detroit Post No. 384
The annual meeting of the w. G. Il. l..
will be held ut the residence of Mrs j.
Hurd on Friday ut 2;30 p. m.
Frederick Bush, mayor of the city of
Kalamazoo, died ut noon on Saturday
last from cancer, aged 60 years.
The Mission Circle of the Presbyter.
ian church will meet with Mrs Addie
Hunt Thursday afternoon at 230.
Rev g. +. Hunt of Harbor Springs
will preach next Sunday morning and
evening in the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. H. r. Roberts received beauti-
full News Years present, in the form of
n china set, from friends in Chicago.
Cards of invitation are out for leap
year party. to be held at Longwells
opera house on the evening of the Goth
inst
The first part of new story, "The
Magic Ink, by William Black, is pub
lishcd in this week number of Hdrper'S
Bdzar.
The fourth lecture in the course occurs
Friday evening Jan. 18TH Hon Samuel
Phelps Leland Subject: "World
Making
A fine fire and burglar-proof safe from
the Moser Safe Co, Hamilton, Ohio,
is added to the furnishings of THE
NoRTHERNER.
II. w. Filley has opened n restaurant
on the corner of Main and Niles streets,
where he will furnish oysters and meals
at all hours, night or day.
Frank Van Dyke received by express
the other day nice, fat, dressed pig,
weighing nearly 100 lbs, from his sons
Albert and Peter of Niles.
The jurors for the December term of
the circuit court for Kalamazoo county
caned Judge Buck at the close Of the
term. Twas goldheaded.
"World Making" by Samuel Phelps
Leland, is said to be a strictly scientific
lecture, Invested of all technical terms
and adapted to popular audiences"
Most of CHE grip sufferers mentioned
last week are convalescent, but the
number of sick is about the same.
Hardly family has escaped vista.
ton.
Vineland is the name of a new post
Office in Berrien county, four miles
south of st. Joseph on the Vandalia
railroad. Albert s. Roe is the first
postmaster.
A young horse belonging to A. Hatha-
way, driven by Frank Gambling, ran
away on Main street Saturday morning
A badly broken cutter was the sum OF
the damage done.
1t has been thought best, on account
of the prevailing sickness, not to have
any previous selection of seats for the
Leland lecture this week, but the doors
will be open at $50 Friday evening.
The board of Worlds Fair Managers
for Michigan have rendered Hon.
Charles l.. Eaton the chairmanship of
the Van Buren, county committee. Mr..
Eaton has the matter under considera-
ton.
Postmaster McKellar and his assistant
Miss Edith White, have both been in
disposed for nearly a week past, but
have managed to do the current work
of the Office between shakes" as it
were.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Glidden will join
the editorial excursion Friday morning
at some point on the route and take in
the entire affair. Returning, the ex-
cursionists will be due at Cincinnati
Feb. A.
1t would seem to have been but an
act of common courtesy for the board
of supervisors to grant the special re-
quest of Judge Buck, that the court
room be lighted by electricity. They
can hardly excuse their refusal by the
special plea of economy, when quite a
number of the board drew pay for the