The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-03-23

the street south of M. A. Westcott. Of
Orlie Harmon on contract, paying $40. 90
for the same.
Our anti-corporationists are now im-
pressed with the idea that the city
fathers will tax us to raise money for a
trotting course.
Our school teachers do not seem very
anxious to give us any items in regard
to the school, although we have offered
to publish them.
Wright Tuxbury is getting ready to
improve the looks of his property by
the proper application OF paint. He ex-
poets to go north soon.
Those officers elected i'm the corpora
ton are said to have had blowout the
same evening The narrow margin
made them very jubilant.
The News says neither ticket was
strictly party ticket. Will he please
mention a name on the Union" ticket
whose owner is not a Republican.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, whatever that
may be, had supper one night last
week, realizing some six dollars. We
received no invitation until the next
day.
Elder Hart returned from the Fem
vile revival meetings last week Satur
day to attend the quarterly meeting
He returned To that place last Tuesday
for few days.
Arthur Webster, p NJ, has bought
the house and two lots owned by Mr..
Hawley in which Mr.. Parker lived.
Parker has moved to the Gene
Whelpley place.
Mrs. Charles Bush intends going to
Joliet, ILL.,, tomorrow TO take treatment
of physician at that place who thinks
he can cure her. Her many friends
here hope it may be so.
just north of +. A. Posts furniture store.
His new residence is putting on hobby
appearance as it nears completion. He
is also building barn.
Elder Fistler of Tecumseh has been
for the past week assisting Elder Holley
of the M. +. church in the revival at
this place. He returned home by the
way of Allegan on Monday, Elder Holly
and wife accompanying him as far as
that city.
E. A. Post has started to build side
walk on the south side of his store; a
much needed Improvement. We call
on the fathers" To extend it four rods
farther east and then possibly the walk
will not be INSTRUCTED by wagons, wood
and manure heaps.
In closing the revival services here
last Sunday evening, Elder HOlley gave
the new converts some pertinent advice
to the effect that they could not keep
the same company, talk and act the
same as before conversion; if they did
they would most surely backslide.
We received copy of the Kalamazoo
Daily NeaOS last week. 1t is a bright,
newsy paper, well edited and in a very
merry neat dress. We think it will fill
needed want, and with bright, intelli-
gent news boys to sell it, it will become
a necessity in every intelligent family.
We wish it success. Shake.
1t seems to be the proper thing for
those who keep chickens to brag on the
number of eggs they get from certain
number of hens, but so far we have not
heard of any one equaling our flock
We have one hen and get one egg each
=. S.-Double yolks don't COUNT
The Republican caucus held at Ken
dalls last Saturday was, as far as the
nomination of candidate for sheriff
was concerned, very close affair-two
ballots showing tie each time between
Lamberson and McFellen. Both these
candidates we think have been deluded
into thinking that the sheriff must come
from Pine Grove. Taffyl
A quartet of young girls were on the
streets last Friday evening giving free
concert or serenade-which? At one
place, after making an extraordinary
effort, the residents tried to set the dog
on them by clapping the hands; this
they took for an encore and proceeded
with renewed vigor to do the job over
again. The dismayed resident took to
his heels.