The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-18

Eiuer Ndn w ichic was III toWu ehis
week.
j. A. McFarlin now has sign at his
grocery store.
Dr. and +. A. Post are moving to-
day Tuesday,.
Mrs. Waters of Fremont made us a
short visit last week.
Many fine pickerel have been brought
here from Scott Lake.
Potatoes at the grocery are 40 cts.
butter IA cts; eggs 10 cts.
Parties are engaged in painting the
steeple of the f. b. church.
Everybody is planting corn. The
frost scare has apparently subsidized.
She would Alway(g) prefer to climb
the tree and pick her own apple bios
SONS.
A recent note from Mrs. Hathaway
states the doctor to be failing; keeping
his bed most of the time.
Mrs. G.. b. Hart expected to leave
"wednesday for Union Hill, n. Y, where
she intends to remain several weeks.
DR.. and +. A. Post have traded resi-
dences This gives the doctor a desira-
bile residence on State street and near
his Office.
Mr.. Waters children of Bloomingdale
are having the measles. Their little
girl recently broke her arm by falling
off the bed.
Rev. G. b. Hart, pastor of the F. B.
church here, has been engaged to de-
oil nj
on July 4th.
Ed Convey has purchased house and
lot of Mr.. Stone in the west part of
town; consideration 1915. He expects
to take possession this week.
f. A. Post has traded his stock of
furniture, building and fixtures to Cal
Myers for his farm of 40 acres south of
town. Exchange has been made.
Little Sena Feek of this place has
eight grandparents living. A little
child whose parents live at Pittsford,
n. Y, has nine grandparents living
Lee Bush and W. ii. Ferguson took n
trip to Muskegon last week, returning
Monday. They report Eugene Bush,
who was badly injured, as improving.
Memorial services will be held at the
Baptist church on Sunday, May %.
Address by the pastor Program for
Decoration day will be given next week.
A Mr.. Waters and family of Fremont,
Mich, are on their way to Gainesville,
GA. They are Adventists and travel
with two teams and intend doing mis-
sionary work on the road.
James Rhodes little boy set milk
pail on block and stepped one side.
Another person tipped another block
over against the bell post and the bell
came down on the pail, flattening it
like pancake. A very narrow escape
for the boy.
Some people who haven't sense
enough TO arrange and take care of
flower garden, sheer because we praise
the efforts of those who like the beauti
full. Such n person is merely jealous,
and thinks nothing so lovely as a goat
tied in the streets.
At recent council meeting it was
voted, Notwithstanding the vehement
objection of O.. A. Bush, to build a side
walk from the photograph building
west TO John Palmer's, thence across
the street north and continue to west
line of Geo. Lyle. A walk will also be
laid from Yves. Herron's east line west
to the east line of Orlie Harmon; also
one north of Geo. Posts and Vic. Lam
berson's. A good walk is now built
from Darling's hardware store west by
the scales-a needed improvement.
John Feek will run a carriage from
this place to Kalamazoo for the accom-
mediation of passengers. 1t is intended
to make two trips "A week, unless there
should be call for more. Our railroad
does not run for the convenience of the
public, our people having only an hour
in which TO transact their business in
Kalamazoo, and paying $1.10 for the
round trip. Under Feek's plan it is
to afford six hours in Kalama-
zoo, at a cost of 81 90 for the round trip.
The ride also will be far more pleasant
than humping through on a freight
train and arriving at Kalamazoo when
you get there.
All stories for it, the Odd Fellows
and Knights of Pythias seem to have no
particular love for each other This
we think was brought on by the mis-
conceived idea that each was trying to
clown" the other. AS certain grocery
has been under the management of diff
ferent Odd Fellows, some one, in jok-
ing way, called it the Odd Fellows gro
Gerry, and some correspondents have
mentioned it in like manner This,
the manager informs us, has had the
effect of injuring his business, and we
willingly take this means of informing
the public that said grocery is not run
in the interest of the Odd Fellows more
than other groceries are carried on in
the interest of the lodges of which the
proprietors are members. All that we
have said has been in joke, with no
intention of injuring the business of any
one. The proprietor is a highly respect
ed citizen and has our best wishes for
his success, whether it be in the pulpit
or any other line of business.
Guaranteed Cure.