The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-04-13
Local Department.

Geo. C.. Smith, paper hanger and pain
ter, has card in this issue.
Mr.. w. A. Young of Kalamazoo was
in Paw Paw Tuesday on business.
Attention is directed to the new adv.
of the Haven Seed CO., in this issue.
Read the new adv. of Warmers
Central Store, elsewhere in this paper.
The "B flat" club will meet with Miss
Lottie Showerman next Tuesday even
| ing at the usual hour.
&C Searls of Grand Rapids has been
in town most.of the week looking after
his property interests.
Mrs. Chaplin will serve warm candy
again at Ed Nashs bakery to morrow
afternoon and evening.
Regular convocation of Paw Paw
Chapter No. "a, r. A. NJ, Monday even
ing, April 10th. Work"
Mrs. Carrie Coulson has merged her
dressmaking business with that of Miss
Maggie Mcguire at the residence of the
latter.
Ex. Sheriff McFarlin was in town We'd
nesday. A frog" felon on his right
hand claims his entire attention at
present
Rev G.. f. Conley of Detroit will
preach at the Baptist church next Sun
day, April 18TH You are inyited to
hear him.
Will Barton and family have moved
upon the farm east of town recently
purchased by his father from Julio
Sheldon.
The Coterie will meet with Mrs. e..
+. Chappell Wednesday, April 18th.
Election of officers. Topic: Worlds
Fair notes"
Married, in this village, March 9Th,
by Rev. &. z. Linderman, George f.
Christ of LaGrange, Mich, and Clara
|. Christie of Ohio.
Mr. f. l.. Goodale of Chicogo, an uncle
of our townsman of the same name,
dropped dead on the streets on the 10th
inst. Funeral to-day.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather, the ladies of the Nj. +.
church were well patronized at their
fruit festival Tuesday evening
Mr.. F. A. Butterfield of Glendale got
a little too intimate with circular saw
n few days ago, the intimacy costing
him finger from his good right hand
Mesdames F. w. Cole and /. A.
Whitman few days since visited Mrs
w. A. Young at Kalamazoo and report
a delightful trip and very pleasant visit.
Mr.. g. f. Gilman left Tuesday for
Castlewood, 5. d., with a carload of
Cleveland Bay horses. He expects to
be absent until about the middle of
May.
David L. Dillon has laid Blackstone
and Chitty aside for the week and is
filling Miss Smiths place in the second
intermediate department of the school
during the latters illness.
Have we a village marshalg If so, why
does he not enforce the village ordinance
prohibiting the use of bicycles on the
sidewalks? If we have no marshal, why
does not the council appoint one?
Those making arrangements for paint
ing this spring should call at j. II.
Waters Il Co. and get figures on the
famous A. l.. Lakey Co.'S mixed paints,
for which they are sole agents here.
The Baptist society and congregation
Monday evening gave farewell recep-
ton and banquet at the church parlors
to their choir (male quarteD which was
about disbanding: A very pleasant oc-
casion is reported.
The Pol ter, Antwerp and Almena
Sunday School Institute will be held in
the M +. church at Lawton on Friday,
April Goth. A fine program has been
arranged and a profitable and interest
ing time is anticipated.
A copy of the NoRTHERNER, picked
up and read by chance customer in a
store at Kendalls the other day, was
the means of j. III. Waters & Co selling
the man a ton of trellis wire. Oh, no,
it don't pay to advertise.
We learn that movement is on foot
looking to the organization of a base
ball team here. Why couldn't the 'Im-
perials" be worked over little and
turned into a reasonably fair team?
They'd be great on home runs.
Our lady readers will be interested in
the new adv. of w. X. Sellick & Co. in
this paper. 1t is confidently asserted
that that this firm has now in stock the
finest line of dress goods and spring
wraps ever offered in this market.
Geo L. Burners fine new residence
on Paw Paw street will soon be in
readiness for the plasterers. Mr.. B.
intends TO push it TO completion as
rapidly as possible. When completed
we understand the property will be for