The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-07-05
Additional Local.

VIM. Deming of Arlington is visiting
relatives in this place.
The Waverly boys ball team is hot
one; Sam Sloan, pitcher.
Born, July 4th, TO MIR. and Mrs. X. G.
Nash, 12f-lb. boy baby. All well.
ATE. Smith Il CO. IS, the sales of "H.
S. Il NJ" clothing continue immense.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Menter attend
cd the funeral of George Baker at De-
catur, Tuesday.
Longwell Bros delivery horse took
run on its own account, Monday. Not
much damage was done.
|. b. Conner has had the front of his
store building opposite the abstract
office, neatly reprinted.
Married. Wednesday, July 3, by Jus.
tice Shrine, Alvin +. Fox of Alamo and
Florence Wilson of Pine Grove.
Col j. e. Todd and wife of Bangor
were in town last Wednesday visiting
relatives and calling on old friends.
j. A. OLeary left Wednesday for
Denver, Colorado. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Miller leave to-day'for the same trip.
w ii. Longwell's trotting stallion
Young Dauntless took third money in
the 2:25 class at Battle Creek Tuesday.
Mrs. Carrie Soule, daughter and son
of Benton Harbor are visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. w. IL. Mason.
A. T. Foote is greatly improving his
residence. He is building roomy up
right and will repaint the entire house.
IL. w. McCabe is mourning over the
loss of his steel bowed spectacles, at or
near the court house yard, on Saturday,
June -.
Elder Judson Brown from Ionia was
in town yesterday. He would he will
ing to take the place vacated by Elder
Mutchler.
Arthur Webster of the class of W,
with his wife, attended the alumni re-
union Friday evening Mr.. W. is post
master at Gobleville.
If your machinery is in need of re-
pairs, you should have Seward x Mar
shall look it over. "A stitch in time"
applies well in such cases.
Harvesting in this vicinity is nearly
completed and much of the crop is al
ready secured. 1t is needless to say
that it did not get rained on.
Mrs. Julia Freeman held reception
for her cousin and his bride, who are
here on their wedding tour, Tuesday
night from until - o'clock.
A dog fight on the streets last Sunday
attracted good deal of notice. Such
things seem To be very interesting to
those who are interested in them.
An informal dancing party was given
on Tuesday night at the rooms over
the store formerly occupied by Mr..
Broughton. An elegant time is re-
ported.
Business of Importance will come be-
fore Brodhead post at its meeting next
Monday evening The commander de-
sires that there shall be full attend
ance of comrades.
\ union meeting of the young peo-
pies societies of the village will be held
in the Disciple church, Sunday evening
next. Subject: The Liberty of the Cos
pei H. Cor, III. II; Gal, V. l; |. Cor,
". 8 Leader, Miss Lois Wilson.
The case of the people VS.. Edwin n.
Rathbun, wherein the respondent was
convicted in the circuit court of the of.
Tense of carrying keys into the county
Jail, has been reversed in the supreme
court. Other cases decided from this
county were, Walker vs. Cady, affirmed;
Kenneth vs. Engle, reversed.
The celebrations at Lake Park and
Lakeside Park, two popular breathing
places for our people. were successful,
in point of attendance and otherwise.
Many who did not attend one of these
celebrations or go to Lawton spent the
day in fishing or family picnics at some
of the other lakes. A Sundaylike still.
ness pervaded the streets of this village.
Elijah Bulhand, an alleged insane
person, was before the probate court
last Friday, pending an investigation as
To his mental condition. A jury who
tried the case decided that he was not
fit subject for confinement in the asy
lum, and he was released. Mr.. Bulhand
had previously been confined at Kala-
mazoo, but had been discharged as
cured.
The members of the board of educa-
ton regret that they had not the power
To engage all the good teachers who APP
piled for situations, but they rejoice
bestow Having filled all vacancies in
accordance with their best judgment,
they look for an intermission of impor.
tunities on the part Of applicants and
their friends, IA cessation of hostiities,
SO to speak
Prof +. ID. Jacobs, recognized as one
of the most successful musical directors
in the state, has offered. his services free
to the village and community for four
days musical convention, TO be held
next week. This is one of the grandest
privileges ever offered to the village.
He will teach classes of all grades from
the rudiments of music up, and as
many hours day as may be desired.
Now is your opportunity to be a singer.
Don't fail to meet him at the Christian
church next Monday evening at 8
o'clock, when he will give lecture on
music.
A Lansing dispatch under date of
July says: The supreme court filed
an opinion which declares unconsttu-
tional the imposition of a tax upon non
resident citizens, which is required in
most cities and villages of the state 10y
,N,.dinanoa from nprSonS dacirinO N coll