The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-06-22
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Rogues had better give this city the
"go-by." Our marshal has sharp eye
Born, to Mrs. nj. w. Clement on Fri
day, the 10Th, IA son; weight, : lbs
NetOs.
We notice ZelIon Underhill of Mime
usual.
Mrs. Swihart is improving so much
that she can now ride out in the car
riage.
A Mrs. Peters of northeast Pine
Grove died last Wednesday; burial
Friday.
Saul Frank, our enterprising dry
goods merchant, visited at Marcellus
last week.
Mr.. Warren Goble has a colony of
pOlliwogs which he intends turning into
frogs for iish-ba
Our village marshal will continue to
prod delinquent taxpayers until July,
having got an extension.
A scrap Tuesday resulted in Mr..
Hyatt throwing one OF his neighbors
out of his (Hyatt's) house.
James Baxter and family have moved
to Bloomingdale. He has bought the
meat market of Mr.. Lackey.
Elder G.. Ii Myers of Reading filled
the +. b. pulpit last Sunday, Elder Hart
being absent at quarterly meeting.
Mrs. Parker has returned from Hills
dale where she has been visiting her
son George Myers for several months.
Gobleville intends to entertain the
American eagle on the 4th. Make a
note of this, all you who wish TO see the
eagle.
Strawberries have about played out,
the little rain we had last week coming
too late, and the cry for shortcake is
unanswered.
Mrs. Charles Clement is very low
and not expected to recover. She has
daughter from Minnesota to attend
her in her illness.
Mrs. John Clement of So. Haven, who
has been quite sick, recovered suf-
ficiently to visit her parents here, Mr..
and Mrs. Ora Brown.
Mart WestcOtt has sold $3.50 worth
of strawberries from less than two rods
square of ground, and this does not in
clude the home consumption.
Mr.. Flick Smith, northeast of Goble-
vile, lost his little nine-years boy
last week Funeral at the M. +. church
here Sunday; Elder Holley oiliciated.
The X. of p. held memorial services
last Sunday. They marched TO the
cemetery south of town, preceded by
the Gobleville band. Elder Chas. Myers
of Reading preached the sermon.
1t has been rumOred that Mrs John
Wait, living west of town and quite an
old lady, was very sick with diphtheria.
1t was said though that the doctor was
in doubt. Some of our citizens have
been exposed.
We hear of quite a serious accident
at the Saints" camp-meeting. 1t is
said the wind blew tree down, killing
two horses and seriously wounding sew
eral persons. We have not the partic-
ulars. See our local page.-ED.
We were promised an item to the
effect that the Bangor Epworth Guards
would drill here ON Tuesday, the Goth,
with entertainment in the evening at
the NJ +. church, but as we did not
receive it we will say nothing about it,.
Mrs. n Welch of Paw Paw made
your correspondent and wife very
pleasant call one day last week. Mary
Ann could not help being in her usual
mood, but in speaking of the late frost
and the fruit prospect, her countenance
assumed rather a lugubrous look.
After retiring for the night, little
heated controversy occurred; and the
wife, to emphasize particular point
IN her argument, brought her hand with
dull thud over her husbands nose;
then Greek met Greek, and the battle
in the dark was not witnessed by even
referee. A trip to Paw Paw by the
enraged wife, a return trip, make up,
and nice strawberry shortcakc. This,
we think, is the usual ending.
We were unable to attend the gradu-
ating exercises of our high school which
occurred last week, but understand
that the program was carried out to a
successful termination, ending with a
grand all-day picnic at Mill Lake. AL.
though people had been looking for
a rain several days, and expected it
certainly on that day, it failed to mate
rialize and the picnickers, in order to
get wet, had to fall or jump into the
lake. The children had week of I'M
alleged happiness.
Last week we had occasion to say
that Elder Darling had moved to his
residence in the west part of town; the
typo corrected us and said it was Elder
Holley. Now Elder Holley has very
| fine residence in the east part and OBJ
jects very strenuously, no doubt, to
being removed, and to avoid trouble
for your correspondent the editor had
better correct the item. Your copy, >
which is before us, says: Elder has
moved to his residence in the west part
of town" No name was inserted and
the typo filled it in with the name most
familar.-ED.