The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-04-06


The Odd Fellows grocery is doing
business.
Bert Clark has gone to Cooper to
work on a farm.
Lecture at the NJ f. church next
Friday evening.
The doctors office adjons the under
takers at this place.
Tom Welch will help "Sell Allen
saw logs in Waverly.
The weather is all out of gear-a town
meeting without storm!
Elder Hollcy's father and mother
have moved to this place.
Mrs. Chas Wilkinson's father goes to
Albion this week to visit a son.
Business is looking up. We got free
rides TO and from town meeting.
Mrs. Devoe has just received news of
the death of her brother Henry i'm York
state.
Frank Pfieffer now runs IA milk wagon,
or rather his wife does; fresh milk every
morning.
The past week has been vacation in
our school. 1t commenced again to-
day monday.
Mrs. Westcott attended the 5. ID. "A.
quarterly meeting held at Bloomingdale
Saturday and Sunday.
Marb Thayer is creeping al ound with
lame back, caused 10y mishap in
getting out OF II wagon.
Every man who voted for supervisor
i'm Pine Grove voted for "John." u. S.
John was elected by 30 majority.
Our city fathers have passed a law
taxing all dogs in the corporation from
one to three dollars. Better make it
ten.
p Peck, the shoemaker, has moved
to Almena Center Mr.. MY" Sher-
wood occupies the house vacated by
him.
A Mr. DevereauX and wife from York
State are stopping in the upper rooms
of Ed. Herron's house. He is an old
soldier.
G.. Ritson thinks of opening a shop in
the new building of Dorgan's. He will
keep a conglomeration of miscellaneous
articles.
If the trains are not changed soon on
the X IL 5. H. road we shall have the
officers arrested and banished to Grand
Junction.
Arthur Webster has raised the roof
of his house, making it two-story, and
is improving it all around. He will
soon have a nobby residence.
Many of our Gobleville people are
awaiting themselves of the Northerner's
great offer of That paper and the Inter
Ocean for 81. Only three weeks more.
In recent trip from South Haven,
Lynn Free lost his hat off the train and
telegraphed back but could hear nothing
of it. We think he lost it at Grand June
ton.
The next move we expect will be an
army of ex-soldiers en- route for Wash
ingtOn to interview Comrade CD Loeb
rem. We wonder If there is any fraud
about his pension?
Some of the residents of this city set
good (g) example for outsiders by lead
ing their horses up and down the side
walks. Stop it before you are com
planned of.
Almena and moved his mill to the Shot
Wcli PidCC III w dNClly, duu SOihiHCnOCo
work there Tuesday. He has about
800, 900 feet of logs to saw there.
Elder Holley in his sermon Sunday
evening, in picturing the beauties of
Heaven, said: There will be no under
takers in there" Our sympathy is ex-
tended to +. A. Post of this place, but
he still has opportunity to change his
business.
We understand that McFellen and
Lamberson drew cuts To see who should
have the Republican delegation from
Pine Grove for sheriff. Lamberson was
the lucky man. 1t will be remembered
that at the caucus these aspirants re-
ceived an equal number OF votes on
two ballots.
The following named farmers will
move this week Fred johnson will
leave the Martin Convey farm and go to
York state; Rob't Clark will move 10
the Martin Covey farm; John Markillie
will move to the Rob't Clark farm;
Rich Sage will move on his farm vacated
by Markillie; Jerry kesler will move
into the house that Rich Sage vacates,
and Steve Simmons hired man will
occupy the house vacated by kesler;
Geo. Devoe moves onto his farm this
week and Aunt Jane" moves to the
Devoe house.