The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-07-06

opera house this (Friday) evening. NJ
one should fail to see it. Reserved
seats at Longwell's.
Miss Snow reports three pupils in hel
room who were neither absent mol
tardy during the school year just clos
ed, viz: Grace Mentor, Arba Hawley
and Ollie Hogar.
Holmes & Bilsborrow have on hand
an elegant line of window and door
screens, and their prices are so low
the house than to kill them after they
are in.
Married, July A, at the residence OF
John l.. Stanton, by Mrs. Anna Barton,
Bert Adriance of Waverly and Grace
Stanton of Almena. The congratula.
tions of many friends follow these
young people into their new life.
The celebration at Eagle Lake was a
perfect success in every particular and
was enjoyed by great crowd of peo-
| pie. Mr.. Jason w Woodman's address is
spoken of as very able and eloquent.
The best of order prevailed and every
body was happy. A bowery dance will
be given there Friday, July 18th.
Get your tickets early and avoid the
crush at the box office. "Our Country
Cousin" is a great drawing card, and
Frank Jones (popularly known as "Si
PerkinsO is so irresistably amusing that
no one should miss this opportunity of
seeing him in his greatest character.
Reserved seats, 90 cts; gallery, 30 cts.
The camping season is at hand, and
no party is well equipped without plen-
ty of hammocks. At Sellick's, the gen.
uine braided Mexican hammock, sold
the world over for 81 and upwards, can
be had for 80 cents. And after you have
secured your hammock don't neglect to
examine their great stock of hot weather
goods in all lines. See their new adv.
in this paper.
They came near hosting the white
flag at "the long brick" last week
Geo Nj. Harrison, the manager was
taken i'll with fever Wednesday night
and confined to his bed, and Saturday
Will Gorton had similar attack, but
stuck to his post like yeritable hero,
Notwithstanding he had raging fever
and murderous headache. Both men
are all right again.
The Wolverine Pharmacy is now per-
manently settled in its new and elegant
home opposite the court house and, al
though there are yet finishing touches
to be put on here and there, it is one of
the neatest business houses in town.
Davey Il Ocobock executed the wood
work and James A. Leech the painting
and decorating. The front is to be fin
ished in milwaukee, brick" with black
penciling, which will make it cores
pond with the light, airy interior.
From points far and near people
fiocked to South Haven Wednesday to
see the schooner George l.. Wren start
on its voyage around the world, but of
course they were disappointed, for the
much advertised start on the 4th of
July was but a fake" to draw people
and dollars to that place. 1t worked
all right; they got the crowd and, pre-
sumably, the dollars. But il occurs to
us that our neighbors adopted rather
questionable method of putting money
in their purses when they advertised
what they knew there was no intention
of performing. The Wren will not sail
under two weeks, and even then she
must be dry docked and have her hull
sheathed with zinc before she touches
salt water. The craft, though old, is
staunchly built and to "a landsman looks
trim and firm-the masts, rigging and
sails being new; but we belive terra
firma, as an abiding place for three
years, TO be far preferable to the slip
perry decks OF the George l.. Wren.