The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-04-27


Aunt Jane" MRS. Greenman) is visit
ing her daughter at Lee.
Wright Tuxbury has given his cooper
shop new coat of paint. !
This is the fifth year John Nc. has
ellin to the supervisors chair in Pine
Grove.
Mrs. See has moved from the Sted
man house To the Baxter place, north
of town
Lee Bushs hired man staid with him
just week. We think he did not like
Waverly clay.
A good many of our citizens take
pride in identifying their property;
Others don't care to snap.
Did they die9 In the last Courier we
learn that fifty people more or less fell
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hope.
Only short time left in which to
secure The True Northerner and the
Weekly Inter Ocean one year for one
dollar.
Hosea Willis has about concluded the
purchase of Ezra Aliens property here
on contract; one hundred dollars down;
$500 is the price.
Mrs Ferguson and Mrs. Westcott are
re-arranging their flower gardens and
intend that East Exchange street shall
blossom as "A rose.
Some of the old rubbish that has been
accommodating for the past twenty years is
being incinerated this spring. 1t pays
To be Incorporated.
"Billy" Baxter shipped his household |
goods to Riverside last week and
followed on foot with his COW Monday. |
His family went Tuesday.
A man was i'm town last week looking
for the NoRTHERNER correspondent
who wrote that article" The editor
of the Nee0S gave us away. Thanks.
Vindicated One of our merchants
left Goldfish hanging out all night at
his store. In the morning 1T was still |
there; thus Gobleville is indicated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stedman visited
in Kalamazoo last week On their re-
turn, Stedman went on to Fennville |
and Mrs Stedman stopped off here for
few days.
Married at the Baptist parsonage on
Saturday evening, by Elder Hart, Mr..
w. e.. Andrew of Dimondale and Miss |
Maud Fessenden, daughter of Mr. Ed /
Fessenden, of Coolies.
Mr. Swigart of Bloomingdale has
bought the Strong property on Elk
change street and will Immediately |
occupy it, He intends building an
addition to the house.
Jud Hyames has moved his kettle |
bale factory from near the depot TO "a
location just east of the bank, where |
his house formerly stood. Dick Hyames |
occupies it as residence.
Married, at the home of the groom,
near Kendall, by Elder Holley, on Sun
day last, Mr.. Franklin Freeman and
Mrs. Calista Morse Supper was served
and a general good time had
We think the people who live near
the so-called feed stables are the best
natured in the city. The stencil is often
They should be classed as
Il nuisance and ordered removed.
We have our opinion of a man that
will plant potatoes the middle of March,
but then Mac used to lead the Red
Ribbon club choir years ago, and
always came out ahead, about two laps
In our zeal for the Democratic party,
we recently stated that comrade had
been allowed an increase of pension.
In an interview with that soldier last
week we learn that it happened over a
year ago
Mr.. Lee Bush of Waverly received a
telegram last week that his brother up
north was very dangerously wounded
and not expected to live. He with Mr..
Robinson of Bloomingdale took the first
train north.
Yes, Town Line, you were partly
right. We had little property here
which we intended to trade to the man
that had mortgage on Grand Junction,
but he could not pay the difference and
the trade fell through.
Mr.. Z. Bulhand, who has lately re-
turned from an eight years residence
in the asylums of Kalamazoo and Ionia,
wishes us to say that he intends within
few weeks to issue book entitled Life /
and escapes from Asylums," treatment
of patients, &c.
w. II. Ferguson has pipes for four
fountains attached to his windmill, two |
in the flower garden, one on the lawn
and the other to water his vegetables.
The convenience is not equaled in this |
city. He intends to attach hose to |
guard against fire.
John and Hub Fessenden, who
moved north to Boone and engaged in |
business, concluded that there was no
place like Gobleville, and last week |
shipped their goods back to this place. |
They intend to occupy the Ezra Allen
place, north of town.
The martial band of two flies, three |
snares and one base drum, offer their
services to Gobleville for Decoration |
day. They are not proficient yet, but
expect by vigorous and energetic |
practice to be nearly perfect by May |
Both. We hope their offer will be
accepted, as martial music is far better
appreciated by the soldiers, and is also
more appropriate for the occasion.
Mr.. Edgar Alkinbrack of Kendalls,
aged go years, died on Thursday, April
10Th. Mr. Alkinbrack had been great
sufferer for long time His disease
was supposed to start from an ingrow-
ing toe nail, which caused blood posing.
About two weeks before his death his
leg was amputated, not with hopes of