The true northerner., 1895-05-31
t.OhIevIlle.

Ed. NJ. Bailey has been having his
store newly painted.
Miss Lutte Myers spent Sunday with
friends in Kalamazoo.
Jack Veley is getting the material ON
the ground for his new house.
Mrs Chas. Howard of Kalamazoo has
been visiting at ). IL. Baldwin's.
Mrs. s. Ii Baldwin spent several days
last week visiting in Kalamazoo.
Mr.. and Mrs j. S. Clement have been
visiting friends in South Haven.
Rev j b. Holly delivered the Dec
Grafton Day address at Bloomingdae.
&. A. Lamberson and wife of Paw
Paw spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Daniels of Pine
Grove are the parents of "A ten-pound
boy
\ Ed Mason returned home Saturday
after several months visit through
the west.
Mrs. N Ferguson is home from Red
lands, Cal, where she has beer spend
ing the winter.
The NJ f. aid society will serve 15-
cent dinner in the Darling building on
Decoration Day.
A sparring match is advertised to
take place at the opera house Saturday
evening, June l.
ID. H. Smith and wife, j. G.. McFellin
and NJ. j. Buckner were in South
Haven last Tuesday.
Master Harold Heron of Kalamazoo
will spend his summer vacation with
Grandpa Ed. and Uncle Yves.
They say" Alse Hyames, Jim Parker
and Dock Sweet are all great lovers of
juniperberry tea. How is it?
DR.. F. G. Myers and his two little
girls from Kalamazoo were calling on
friends here last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Hattie Bush of Joliet, H., made
visit To her farm south of town Mon
day afternoon and again Tuesday
morning
The phOnograph concert at the Bap-
tist church Tuesday evening was a
novelty 10 most of those present and
was well appreciated.
Lum Der has been distributed by
Street Commissioner Baughman for a
large amount of new sidewalk, all of
which is much needed
We see by the papers that Miss Lois
Darratt is liable to get an inheritance
from the state of Washington. We
certainly hope it may be true.
Dr.. Cornell of Kalamazoo was in
town last week To see Mrs. John Palm
er, who has been sick for long time.
He pronounced her trouble "A cancer.
The Oddfellows and Knights of Pyth-
las will hold joint memorial service at
the Baptist church Sunday evening,
June g. Rev. G. b. Hart will conduct
the service.
Sold again! was the cry made by
some of our citizens last Saturday night
after dozen of them had been dropped
by some travelling fakirs; but then, it
only costs a dollar a piece, and each
one got drawing of that delicious
juniperberry tea.
The Golden Giant Nine" as pro-
duced by the local talent from Paw
Paw at Wises opera house, Saturday
evening, was highly spoken of by those
present A. Lynn Free received
many compliments for the manner in
which he acted his part. A good sized
audience witnessed the play.
Decoration Day was observed mere as
usual on Thursday. The members of
the q A. K. met at the h. of p. hall in
the morning and formed in line, head
ed by the cornet band. The members
of the |. q. o. F., X. q. i. Nj. and X. Of
p. lodges marched with the old soldiers
To the cemetery and back. The address
was delivered in the afternoon by Rev.
G.. b. Hart.
Considerable excitement was caused
here last week, when it was read in a
Kalamazoo daily that A. p. Mapes was
about To be arrested on complaint made
by his own daughter, Maude. The re-
ports, however, proved true, and Mr..
Napes was taken 10 the Allegan county
jaiA but was soon free on bail furnished
by Several of our citizens. No stock has
been taken in the charge by those here
that have known both Mr.. Mapes and
his daughter for n number of years, and
it is thought he will have no troJble in
proving the charge false. His exam
ination is set for Monday, June 3.