The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-29
First Class Bicycle
for sale or exchange for a horse or team.
w. j. THOMAS.
Local Department.

Mrs. Murdock continues seriously Ill.
Geo. Flanders of Marcellus is in town
Mrs. e. w. Longwell is very seriously
i'll.
Mrs. Amabel Breck is here from Ian
sing.
Don't forget TO vote on the amend
ments.
Alf. Ingram has returned from Min
nesota.
Mrs. Edgar Darling went to Detroit
to-day.
l.. ii. Titus was in Kalamazoo yester-
day on business.
DR.. Whalen arrived home Wednes.
day from Chicago.
H. S. Sheldon has new fire and
burglar proof safe.
Horace Lincoln of Decatur was in
Paw Paw yesterday.
H. M Olney of Hartford was in town
yesterday on business
Geo. Kruse, the Decatur brickmaker,
was in town yesterday.
j. III. Byers of Decatur was in town
on business Wednesday.
Harry Baldwin of Dowagiac was in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Christine Hudson is visiting her
grandmother at Battle Creek.
Elder +. w. Mutchler spent the fore
part of the week in Buchanan.
There's news from the White House
in Broughton's space this week.
Holmes & Blsborrow give a good
sensible hardware talk this week.
Mrs Hamilton is moving her mil
linery goods into the Jones building.
Dr. Rose of Decatur was in town
Wednesday on professional business.
Jay Reynolds is in critical condi-
tion and there is doubt of his recovery
A large number drove over from here
Sunday TO view the ruins of the Decatur
fire
Rob't Munger of Dowagiac visited at
A. L. StevensOn's the first part OF the
week.
Maple sugar and syrrp are in the
market, but the yield promises to be
small.
Mrs. +. II. Lindsey is among the
more severely afflicted of the grip
sufferers.
j. ID. Holmes has moved into the old
j. w. Free house, next To the Presby
terian church.
Attorney +. +. Knappen of Kalama-
zoo was IA caller at the NoRTHERNER
office Tuesday.
DR.. Hamilton was able to get to the
store Wednesday for the first time since
his recent illness.
Regular teachers examination is in
progress ut the high school room yes
terday and to day.
Prof Wilson has been confined to the
house with grip. Mrs Wilson is also
considerably indisposed.
Rev. Fr. Mulcahy is home from Bor-
CESS hospital at Kalamazoo, where he
has been under treatment.
Grip rendered Chas. Mather partially
deaf and he is now at Borgess. hospital
in Kalamazoo for treatment.
Hon. Geo. w. Merriman made the
NORTHERNER a pleasant call last Fri
day on his way home from Lansing.
Roy Tuttle is in Bay City this week
representing the Presbyterian G.. +.
society at the annual state convention.
Married, Wednesday, March eth, by
Rev. G. p. Linderman, Mr.. Darwin j {.
Hard to Miss Maude Myers, both of
Gobleville.
Your wife and daughter are now
thinking about new spring dresses. III
not, don't let them read the new adv.
of Sellick & Co.
Rumor has it that new manager of
the narrow gauge will supersede Supt.
England on Monday next. We do not
vouch for the truth of the rumor.
John Carr has returned from Otsego
and has opened up barber shop in the
Sheldon bnilding with nice new furni-
ture. Bud Evans is working with him.
The Columbia people furnish three
grades of wheels this year, at 800, $50
and $50, and boys and girls, wheels at
$40. A &. Martin is the local agent.
w. II. Longwell was at Hartford
Tuesday, and brought home with him a
fine driver-Andrew c., 2:26t. Will
don't propose to take anybody's dust
hereafter.
The following Van Buren, county
cases are on the April calendar of the
supreme court: Edward Kennett VS..
Washington A. Engle; Oscar Walker VS..
Francis X. Cady ct al. The People VS..
Edwin N. Rathbun.
Wesley Thomas has purchased of
Peter Gremps the lots next to the
engine house and of w. IL. Dansby the
horse sheds on the land. He will repair
the sheds, enlarge them, put up a
good waiting room, etc.
Mr. Hiram c. Blackman, editor of the
Hillsdale Democrat, was married on
Wednesday TO Miss Edna Fisher of
Hillsdale. Mr.. Blackman was a Paw
Paw boy and is nephew of Editor