The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-03-22

Speicher, the maple sugar man, was
in town Wednesday with load of new
syrup. OF course il went like hot
cakes"
There will be an Oddfellows' social
tomorrow Saturday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hawley.
The township board will meet rext
Tuesday for the purpose of making the
regular annual settlement with town
ship treasurer.
The Challenge Churn Mfg. Co. re-
ceived an order from iceland the fore
part of the week for six dozen of their
popular churns.
The insurance, $1,000, on Mrs. Mat
tie Beatley's burned residence has been
adjusted and paid in full, through
Frank Parks agency.
Prof Mncer, the oculist, will be at
the Elkerton house, Dowagiac, Satur-
day, March %, only, to finish up his
work for the season.
r. Smith d Co.'S 'Long Brick Store"
spring poet pleases the people, but he
is death To all whales except the great
whale clothing sale"
Dr. Nj. +. Whalen will be at home
next Wednesday at noon to resume his
practice. Lots of sickness, doctor,
since you went away.
Erwin b. Taft will speak at the
First Baptist church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Hon. +. A. Wldey has been at home
for the past week caring for his wife,
VINO is iii with the grip.
Mrs L. M. O'dell has an elegant lot
of new millinery goods-so the ladies
say and so ii seems To one who does not
profess to be an expert.
Mrs. Emma Marshall has IA fine new
stock of millinery in the Fowler build
ing Mrs Gardner, at same place, also
has nice lile of fancy goods.
The ladies' aid society of the Christian
church viii. give coffee social next
Tuesday evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Chapman.
DR.. Ferguson is in Chicago taking up
special work in prosthetic dentistry un-
der DR.. Haskell He will be in his Office
again on Saturday, March Both.
g. W. Myers of Hllsdale was greet
ing Paw Paw friends the fore part of
the week. He was in attendance at the
Free Baptist quarterly meeting.
Tne home of Mr.. and Mrs G.. A.
Warner of Waverly is made bright and
cheerful by the advent of girl baby
10-pounder, born on the 18th inst.
We call attention to the new adv. of
W. h. Sellck IL Co 1t will pay anyone
to call at their store and examine their
large and elegant stock of seasonable
goods.
The wash goods as shown at Cummings
popular dry goods store are eliciting
many words of praise and attracting
crowds of buyers. They report trade
excellent.
Emma Spooner, wife of Anson b.
Culver, formely of Lawrence, died IN
Chicago on the 18th inst. Her re-
mains were taken TO Aurora, Ills,
for burial.
X. w. Broughton has just received a
large, new stock of spring and summer
goods and will please customers, both
as to price and quality. Look out for
his adv next week.
A man is never well dressed unless
he has fashionable hat and necktie;
and Harry Showerman is just the one
to go and see, having but just received
an elegant stock of the latest.
Our correspondents will observe that
their items are considerably abbre-
Waited this week. Limited space com
pels this to be done, but we hope in the
near future to have room for all.
The ladies of the first division of the
Nj. +. church will give coffee social
day evening, March 26. Supper from
will be given.
The Free Baptist quarterly meeting
closed last Sunday evening with an elo-
quent and instructive address delivered
by Rev. G.. ID. Berry of Fennville, past
department chaplain of the department
of Michigan, g. A. X.
The NORTHERNER has samples of the
latest styles of ''commencement" cards,
which il will he pleased To show to any
one desiring fine work of that kind.
Teachers and prospective graduates are
invited to call and examine them.
Geo. Bruner and wife drove to De-
cdIuI w uliC hio hbN
five year old mare manifested a slight
indisposition. They started to drive
home. but when near Levi Lyle's the
mare dropped dead in the road.
Messrs. Free q Hagerman have taken
contract to build fine house and
barn for A. G.. Martin on the farm he
recently purchased of j. G. Sage-the
Ashley farm-two miles northwest of
town Work has already commenced.
L. j. Chaffee pins his faith on Barred
Plymouth Rock fowls. He has flock
of twenty-one, from which from Nov.
to March 1 he sold fifty dozen eggs.
During the first fifteen days of the pres
ent month their egg product numbered
pa.
The remains of the late General
Chas. L. Eaton were taken from the
vault yesterday afternoon and deposited
in their final resting place. The burial
was attended with grand army cere.
monies conducted by Brodhead post,
e.. A. X.
Mr.. George Labadie, one of Paw Paws
highly respected citizens, died last
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