The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-07-13
GObIeViIIe.

The cry is now no early potatoes
Hiram Coolies was in town the Fourth
Charles Wilkinson is once more al
! home.
Elder McDougal is again visiting in
this place.
Comrade Lemonyan has an increase
of pension.
The Goblevllle Ne,0S came out last
week halfsize.
Miss Alta Bush is rusticatng in Co
bles this week.
We noticed Frank Glines (Speicher)
on our streets the Fourth.
1t is of little use trying to get city
house plants to work in harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swihart have been Wis
iting out of town during harvest.
Fred Shaw and wife of Lakeview
made us "a friendly call last week.
DR.. Posts sale of his house and lot,
it is said, eliminated in law suit.
Mrs w. H. Ferguson is very lame in
her biggest toe; horse stepped on it.
We saw DR.. Myers on our streets the
Fourth, but then, everybody was here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessup lost little child
by death, and the funeral occurred last
week
We noticed the smiling countenance
of Miss Alice Jones on our streets last
week.
All our towns-people who were away
nj a.
Fourth of July.
Wheat is all harvested, and this week
will see it all secured. A good crop is
looked for.
Elder Hart is in York State, where
he went to join his wife the Fourth and
deliver an address.
Several of our farmers are very
anxious to thresh their wheat this
week, for fear the price may fall.
The case of diphtheria at Mr.. Waits,
west of town, terminated fatally. the
old lady dying and the burial took
place Sunday.
Gobleville looms up with popula-
ton of 600, minus b. Pine Grove town
ship scales 1904, big and little. Harvey
SlOnaker says so.
Mart Westcott has put in fine els.
tern and Gene Lane has put up some
of his best conductors on the house.
| Oh! how we need rain.
Mrs. Charles Clement, northeast of
this place, died last week Thursday,
after long and lingering sickness.
| Funeral services at the house on Satur-
day following
A minister from Chicago, Elder Kel-
| ley, and family are here on months
vacation. They occupy the N. Fergu-
son house. He preached at the 4. b.
church Sunday.
Everything is dried up, not an item
stirring and nothing to write about.
The reason we have no rain here is that
the clouds burst before they get here
and spill all the water out.
In all kindness, we would notify those
people who insist in leading their horses
up and down the sidewalks, that for
bearance will soon cease and they will
be interviewed by the marshal.
At the ball play here the Fourth the
| "Coons" were not Gin it little bit
| The score stood 30 to IA. The game
was called in the 9TH inning, as it was
impossible for the "Coons" to Dust
their opponents.
Mrs. Westcott had her nerves very
much unstrung last week. In sweep
ing large cobweb from the cellar
window, large black snake uncoiled
himself and disappeared under the
wall. She is now very nervous when
going down cellar.
VIM. Dorgan made the speech of the
day (Fourtb) and emphasized it very
strongly, and it was listened to with
rapt attention. None of his utterances
were questioned. Elder Allen followed
and gave a stirring address which was
master effort and until the last sen.
tence was well received.
Those who have investigated say that