The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-10-12
THERE are $50 Indians on walpole

attributed TO Well water, has broken
out at Kalamazoo.
MRS. THOMAS TURK, of Pontiac,
died. She leaves three married daugh-
tie and three sons.
THE yield of the immense cranberry
marsh near Petersburg will amount to
800 bu hels this year.
HENRY KoTH had his left hand
nearly save OF in McEwen Bros. q
Co. S mill at Bay City.
l. is estimate that there are from
1901 0,00J To 40 90, COZ feet of sunken
logs in the Menominee River.
WILLIE COLDER, of Ellington, was
nearly kille by wild cat. His screams
bro ght help just in the nick of time.
WILLIAM MILLER, OF Detroit, was
arrested for starting 40 fires in the
business district about which he was
dancing.
A ST.. JOE dog runs race with the
fast express every time 1t passes
through town and walls most miserably
when he is distanced.
a SARANAC man has pig which
dee its travelling on two legs. The
animal has third leg, but it is so
small as to be use ess.
DICK FLANAGAN, the Norway law
yer, wa allowed $40 90 as solicitors
fees for his connection with the Chaplin
mine foreclosure proceedings.
The Alaska Refrigerator Works at
Muskegon shut down in July, have
been enlarged. The works will start
up again soon with 200 more men, 800
in ALL
A 9-YEAR-OLD Jackson boy named
Potter struck dog with a lath. The
infuriated animal bit him and would
have killed him had not bystanders in
torfered
A LOT Of Owosso boys climbed over
the fence and saw the fair for moth
ing. Their fines in police court would
have paid their admission every day
twice over,
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK eX-
press messengers while on duty carry
revclver5 IN a belt strapped around
their waists, ince the recent train
robberies.
CHARLESTON, a thicklv populated
township in kalamazoo County. has no
postoffice, church. store or any mer
camille or mechanical industry within
its limits.
y SUCkER at Mt. Clemens went to a
st d poker game and got $500 in the
aperture He complained against the
party and the operator, who promptly
pleaded guilty, was fined SO.
PROF. HARRY b. HUTCHINS, associ-
ate dean of Cornell Law School, has
accepted the deanship of the Ann Ar
Dor School, but will lemain at Cornell
until the close OF the fiscal year.
THE bootblacks' trust at Kalamazoo
has ked the Council to compel all
bootblacks to take out licenses 1t is
hoped in this way to shut the measly
cusses who cut prices to cents.
A KALKASKA farmer raid $500 for
eighty acres of wild land. He plant d
seventeen acres to potatoes. In the
fall he got enough from the potatoes
to pay for the land and $50 ne t-egg
to boot.
a MI. PLEASANT man got married
TO woman he had lived with thirteen
years and nearly knocked the Justice
down because he charged 81. He said
it was chestnut job and ought TO be
done cheaply.
WAYNE, with LOO souls, has but a
couple of privately supported street
lamps, and the citizens want some kind
of municipal lighting. Some favor
wires from the com y house plant to
electrify the avenue
AND now the cold fall DAYS start up
the Chautauqua reading circles. Some
of them will study Themistocles, Arts
tides, ancient Thebes, while the mem-
bers will remain in total ignorance of
the constitution OF Michigan
FRANK HUGHES, a young Adrian
Marie man of 20, was found dead in
bed. He had committed suicide by
! taking laudanum. He was married
about one year ago to dau liter of
| Charles Story and some trouble had
existed, she leaving him and being now
in Chicago.
Miss JESSIE MACK. of Colo, ado, lr-
chased membershi) ticket in the
| University of Michigan Athlet \ So
citation and announced her intention of
| going into active training in the Wat
/ ecman Gymnasium. She is the first
coed in the history of the institu-
| tiol TO take such action.
IN Cincinnati, the United States
Co rt of Appeals has rendel ed the de.
cision in / he City of Detroit against
! The Citizens Street Railway, holding
/ that the street railway frauch sc for
thirty years was irrevocable, notwith-
standing he expiration cf the corpor-
ate life OF the company at the end OF
fourteen years.
YPsILANTI has been trying for a
| long time to raise money with which
! to erect soldiers monument, but were
unable to do so, Poop Q pleading hard
times when asked to sub cribe. A
circus struck town the other day and
carried away $4,000 of the money
which people couldn't give for the
monument because the times were
hard.
D2. V. c. VAUGHAN, dean of the
University of Michigan medical
faculty, believes that he has dis overed
a certain specific for tuberculosis. The
product is called nuclein, and was but
recently made. The Doctor ms just
returned from the international con-
gress of hygiene at Buia-Pesth, Hun
gary, where he read PAPER on his
discovery which attracted great at
tention. He has not proceeded far
/ onouUh in hia pynarimant IN daclare