The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-07-27
GObIevilIe.

Mr.. Swick of Chicago is in town.
Elder Hart is expected home from
York State this week
There are more unmuzzled than muz-
zled dogs on our streets.
Mrs. Elias Nash has been visiting a
daughter at White Cloud.
The Whtneys were here Saturday
and called out quite a crowd.
The village ordinance is violated
every day by instructions on sidewalks.
Jud Holmes was'in town this week.
called here by the fatal illness of his
father.
To keep up with the times some of
the boys at the basket factory struck
last week.
Mrs. Rogers is stopping at Seymour
Walkers. Her little girl is at Mr.
Woodworth's.
Name" Wilcox was damned up con
siderably last week by his horse start
ing and running the wagon on him.
The report was current here last
week of the death of DR.. Cunning. We
are glad TO learn that it was not cor
rect.
In leaving town this week it is said
Stephen Rogers was "A little ahead of
telegram, which reached Kalamazoo
six minutes too late.
James Japhet was out this week from
Barry and brought his sons wife out to
her mothers, Mrs. Cannon, whose
health is very poor.
Mr. Stephen Rogers left Monday
morning to visit his parents at jackson
1t is said that some well-worn epithets
passed between him. and his wife on
parting forever.
Saul Frank has bought DR.. Posts
office and moved it TO his lot adjoining
DR.. Hutf's office. We have not learned
whether Saul intends to run opposition
to DR.. Huff or not.
Uncle Billy Markilie has six wagons
and they all struck because their tires
needed setting. Uncle Billy came to
terms and sent them all up to Goble-
vile, and now everything is running
smoothly again.
Old Mrs. Proctor of Pine Grove,
widow of the late Daniel Proctor, died
on Saturday night last. The funeral
occurred at Pine Grove on Monday last,
Elder Allen officiating.
Elder A. G.. Kelley of Chicago, who
with his wife and three boys are here
on vacation, gave a very interesting
lecture on the encroachments of the
Catholic church in this country. 1t was
listened to with rapt attention by
large audience.
Although rain for the past week has
been in view all around us, at this time,
Tuesday, no rain has fell here, more
than few drops. Early potatoes are
gone up crop, rain, even if we get it
now, would do little good to that crop
or early corn.
All law-abidIng citizens uphold Elder
HOlley in his stand against whiskey
selling and, especially, violation of the
local option law. A certain class here,
as well as in other villages, applaud
and uphold those who they think have
shown and are showing that they can
eN ade the law. But, as i'm one case
here, they will in time be caught. In
the meantime close watch will be held
upon suspected persons.
We can't tell until we hear the evil
dence whether our marshal, Mr.. Shep
Baldwin, went To MIR Hyatt's house
Saturday night and assaulted him with
club and revolver. But, nevertheless,
he was there and the women, of whom
there were three. ran out crying MUIR
der and, apparently, all citizens who
were not in bed I'll o'clock soon con-
gregrated there and for some time held
high carnival. OF course this is one
side of the story. 1t is expected Prose
cutor Titus will sift the matter and if,
as alleged, the marshal was drunk the
case should not end by complaint of
assault merely.