The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-06-15

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date teacher at Lawrence, last week
spent several days here with Misses
Whitmer and Hinckley.
The Pioneers meeting of last week is
reported to have been very successful
and actual count at the gate shows that
it was attended by over 1000 people.
Ola Bell left Monday for West Point
where he will resume his studies at the
Military Academy. We trust no i'll
health will interrupt his progress this
time.
The dog og-poisoner is extremely hard
hearted this year, and last week there
were several sorrowful funerals con-
Quoted by children over the remains of
canine pets.
The 10th Annual Reunion of old Com
pany &, 4th Michigan cavalry, will be
held at Four-Mile lake on Friday
and Saturday, June "a and 20, and a
good time is anticipated.
VIM. S. Charles of Bangor, The So
called "onion king" has thirty-two
acres set with the fragrant vegetable and
expects an average yield OF not less
than 400 bushels per acre.
The Snow Brothers sent two of their
furnaces to Traverse City on Tuesday.
The good reputation of these furnaces
is constantly increasing and conse-
quently the market for them widening
Jim Whelpley has just returned from
a three days visit TO Pine Grove,
and reports a fine time, including ride
in ID. D. Everest's new steamer on
Brandywine lake. Jim says it is a good
one.
Miss Byrd Dexter concluded her en-
gagement with Mrs. DR.. Hamilton last
Saturday, returning to her home at
Three Rivers where, on Thursday of
this week, she will be united in mar
riage to H. G. Wilcox, also of that city.
The examination of the defendant
in RiX VS.. Miller was completed last
week, the defense announcing that he
did not wish to introduce any evidence
and being held in the sum of $500 to
appear before the September term of
the circuit court.
Mrs. G.. L. Eaton returned from De-
troit Friday ito find her home quite
transformed by the addition of a large
front portico, a large plate glass win
dow in parlor, and various other in
terror changes made in the house
during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Grimes are enjoy
ing a visit from Mr. and Mrs. G.. X.
Wallace of Independence, Iowa, and
the four drove out TO Kalamazoo on
Monday. Mr.. Grimes was citizen of
independence for four years before re-
turning to Michigan.
Will La Grave and his two cousins,
Leonard Douglass and Claire Kimball,
on Saturday came across the lake from
their "bikes" across country to Paw
Paw, returning in the same manner on
Monday. They are all fine riders.
A man living near Coloma who is the
leader of so-called religious sect and
founder of the Church of Martyrdom,
has been i'm the habit of beating his
wife to show his belief in his creed and
on last Sunday night was justly treated
to coat of tar and feathers by the in
dignant citizens.
Mrs. Geo l.. Tuttle is at Lester Brew
er's, where she yesterday endured a
critical surgical operation performed
by DR.. Whalen, assisted by Drs. Dun
ming, Rose, and Mahoney. AT this
writing she is doing well and it is
thought the operation will prove emf
nently successful.
A report was received here last week
that the Wayde-Leroyle company had
disbanded and would not fill their en-
gagement on Thursday evening Never
theless "Squabbles" materialized in due
season and is said to have given its
hearers an opportunity to turn the
liver over" several times.
"The Round Table" is the name of a
new department which has just been
opened in Harper's Young People, and
which is to represent an association OF
the same name, to which all boys and
girls who desire to become members
may be admitted upon their application
"without fee and without conditions. "
Johnny Cook is of whole souled,
generous nature that is interested in
every good work, and last week electri.
fled one of the members of the Lecture
Association by depositing with her 81 so,
with instructions to purchase a ticket
for the Course and give to some worthy
individual who would appreciate the
lectures but could not afford to attend
them
Rev. Edward Warren of Kalamazoo
has accepted the call rendered him by
the Presbyterian church of this village,
and will begin his pastorate on next
Sunday morning. The Children's Day
exercises will occur in the evening, and
all those taking part are requested to
meet at the church parlors for practice
at close of school on Thursday and also
on Saturday at 2p. m.
The officers of the l.. l.. A. had con-
ference with the agent of the Redpath
Bureau last Thursday and have also
been in correspondence with other par
ties. An exceedingly fine array of
talent has been partly decided upon,
and there will be meeting at the Court
House tomorrow Thursday afternoon
at 2:30, for the purpose of completing
arrangements for next year. 1t is hoped
there will be large turnout of the
members, and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to any one who may desire to
Join the Association.
Dan Hurlbut, living in the Ocobock
house, had quite fight with blue
racer last Sunday. He vast Just out