The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-09-28

John Bramlee Is In town.
A close call for frost Sunday night.
Frost is reported here Monday night.
Mrs. See has moved into the widow
Finch's house.
Chas Myers has moved over Speicher
" Moir's store.
1t is said we have the largest brass
band in the state-21 pieces.
Buyers paid s. per cwt. for hogs this
week for the Chicago market
Mr. and Mrs. Westcott are passing
the week at Mr.. Messer's in Columbia.
The jury acquitted Ed. Nj. Bailey last
week of violation of the local option
law.
Dick Bradley has moved his family
from the North to his fathers, north OF
town.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Messer of
Lansing, last week, daughter; weight,
10 pounds.
Ockerman says he has bought part
Of Mrs. Cora Rogers property and will
build on it.
Mr.. Waters of Bloomingdale has
moved TO Newaygo county; SO also has
Prentice Messer OF Columbia.
Mrs. Newell Nash of Paw Paw has
been calling on friends and relatives in
town. She made us a pleasant visit.
The sale of Richardson ~ Teman's
hardware stock to Dick Bradley has
fallen through, Bradley FORGETTING $50.
Mrs. Dec bought Mrs Densons place
last week, but she is now tired of it and
wishes to sell; she did not relish living
alone.
Two of Nate Hurlbut's girls of Gid
denburg teach school south of here
one at the Brandywine the other at the
| Bell school house.
Mrs. Marb Thayer reports herself as
well satisfied at the Sanitarium, the
only trouble being too much of a variety
IN the way of food.
Our old regiment, the lst Nj. +. ~ NJ,
will have reunion at Marshall, Oct. II,
on their old camp ground where they
drilled thirty-three years ago.
Mrs. benson Mrs. Aldrich), who has
been visiting here the past two weeks,
has returned To Morenci-called home
by the sickness of her husband.
We are sorry that an apparently in-
telligent person from this place dropped
twenty dollars at Bangor during the
races on that old WORKOUT shell game.
Nate Chamberlain has sold his ten
acres of land to Mrs. benson; price
paid 1925. Dave Aldrich, her son, will
move house from the Nash farm onto
it and occupy it.
The Saints wagon, filled with singers,
visited town Sunday and gave us quite
treat. Mr.. Michael of Grand junction
eXhorted the people to repentance and
held their sins up before them. He APP
pears To be very earnest worker.
Roy Bradley's team ran away from
the depot Monday while moving his
brothers goods. He was thrown from
the wagon and broke his right arm at
the wrist. DR. Huff fixed the fracture
in good shape and the boy is doing
well.
1t was q novel sight one day last
week to see all of our school children
marching two abreast) from school
with the teachers of their respective
departments at the head of the process
sion. There were 200 of them and after
marching around the square they were
dismissed on State street, then, for Il
few minutes, bedlam appeared let
loose
Those "Stinerville" boys from Paw
Paw came up here last Friday to play
ball For some reason best known To
themselves they did not put in an APP
pearance till near four o'clock ana the
game was called after playing six
innings, the score standing Is to 3 in
favor of the home team. Paw Paw
should put stop To those Stinervl.
lians" playing in their name, as it is
hurting their Paw Paws reputation
We would suggest that Paw Paw organ.
ize ball team of men; the kids should
not be allowed to go away from home
TO play.