The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-03-16
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GObleville.
Nj. f.. revival still continues.
Elder Hart is still in Fennveille.
Phil Bush is again in the meat market.
That fool wild goose has gone north.
Cele Utter of the Ne,cs has returned
from Otsego.
The editor of the Netos calls loudly
for potatoes.
Elijah Bulhand took a trip TO South
Haven last week.
Joseph jackson preached at the F. b.
church last Sunday.
Read the announcement on 4th page
headed with cB-
Only two DEMOCRATS were elected at
the late corporation election.
Farmers have commenced blowing
where they left off in January.
Geo. A. Bush has bought of +. f.
Avery the lot north of f. A. Posts fur
niture store.
Forty converts are claimed at the NJ.
+. church during the late revival,
which is not ended yet.
Mr.. Teman has moved on the street
east of the hotel. Mr.. Parker will
occupy the house he vacates.
Quarterly meeting at the +. b. church
begins on Friday evening next with
Mrs. Anna Barton in the pulpit.
Elder Darling is again at home from
his trip to Dakota. We are glad he has
that bunch removed from his neck.
Will Ferguson is putting up a wind
mill and large tank at his residence.
We suppose for the purpose of irriga.
ton.
The Odd Fellows made raid upon
w. Ferguson one night last week. Some
forty of them, it is said, got square
meal before going home.
On election day the family" was
rudely broken up by &. Wilkinson re-
questing representation for his party on
the board. Charley got seat.
That special examiner at kalamazoo
is soaring lots of soldiers 10y sending
enquiries about comrades. They all
expect their pensions are cut down.
Elder John Holley united Mr.. Geo.
Williams aud Miss Nettie Bulhand IN
the bands of matrimony on March 9Th.
The bride is daughter of Elijah
Bulhand.
We took a run through the Gospel
Trumpet office at Grand junction last
week, and found them employing some
fifteen or twenty hands any all seemed
to be very busy.
Our old friends Jewett Cleveland and
Robert Vickars of the benighted town
of Waverly were looking over our village
Monday, some thought with the inten-
ton of buying it.
One or two little boys in this village
who are allowed to run at large night
and day will soon, no doubt, commit
some felonious crime if their parents
do not take some steps to prevent them.
That silk quilt voted by the +. b.
Aid society last week Tuesday evening
was received with many thanks by Mrs
Bert Houseknect. The voting and
supper continued till late in the even
ing.
The NeUS editor, in noticing the con-
testants for the office of sheriff, gets off
little, and although we did not have
our reference book handy, we easily
made it out Duct amor pat,'ig. DOG
eat dog)
Mr.. Baker brought his daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Bush, home from the Battle Greek
Sanitarium and then returned there
for treatment himself. Report is that
Mrs. Bush is not improved by her So
journ there.
The fight is on-Greek meets Greek.
CA Lamberson wishes to be our next
sheriff, so does j. G.. McFellen; both say
they are entitled to the nomination,
which of course means an election.
But it remains to be seen if there are
no dark horses hid in the woods.
Two runaways last week. Dell
Lamberson breaking fine span of
colts for Frank Post let them get away
Trav. Newcomb's team, scared ut the
cars, and ran into Mr. Stanton's buggy
and demolished it; then took down ex-
change street colliding with a shade
tree and upset things generally.
The election came off Monday and
was sharply contested. The Union(?)
ticket was elected with the exception
of three on the Ctizens(O: Willis
Adams, Cal. Baughman and w. IL.
Ferguson. Majorties ranged from one
To sixteen. On the Union(?) ticket G..
w. Huff was elected president over A.
Lynn Free. The vote on jail or no Jail
was lost by seventeen votes, a majority
of our citizens seemingly object to being
locked mp.
Mrs. Elijah Bulhand, who was APP
pointed guardian of her husband when
he was sent to the asylum, has resigned
her charge. He had previous to his in
generation decided his farm to her. He
was also drawing a pension Of $12 per