The true northerner., 1895-10-25

DOnC rail- 10 near !Onn Temple
Graves, Saturday, Nov. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Northrup have
been visiting friends in Berrien county.
The Senior Whist Club will meet
with MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Thayer Satur-
day evening.
John b. Luce and wife of Cleveland,
o., have been visiting his parents, Mr..
Mrs. b. M. Luce.
Decatur and Town Line correspond
ence reached this office on Friday of
last week-too late for use.
A telegram received here announces
that Mark Monroe is seriously i'll at a
hospital in Houston, Texas.
The ladies of the C.W.BM. had a
very interesting service at the Disciple
churchlast Sunday morning
Supervisor johnson moved the adop.
ton of the report of the committee on
equalization. We don't blame him.
Born, Saturday, Oct. 10, to Mr.. and
Mrs John Engle, a son. John weighs
at least twice as much as he did week
ago.
Holmes & Billsborrow give the public
some more pointers this week concern
ing the excellencies of the Round Oak
stoves.
The rite of baptism was administered
to Mrs. Chas. Dean, by Rev. Brundage,
at the First Baptist church, last Sunday
evening.
The board took a step-a short one
in the right direction. Perhaps, when
it gets steady on its pins, it will go
farther.
Antwerp still heads the list for "tem-
pOrary relief" with over 81 800, while
Hamilton brings up the rear with less
then $50.
The Rebekahs will give another of
their enjoyable socials at Oddfellows'
hall next Wednesday evening. Supper
at six o'clock.
A. +. Mcneil was home from Grand
Rapids from Thursday TO Tuesday,
court having adjourned and the jury
being off duty.
Bills printed at the NORTHERNER of.
fee announce sale of farm property
on the Warren Stoughton place, Almena,
Thursday, Oct. 81.
III IntlI utW duN. LutS Wtth, OCOOOCh
Bros. announce that they are exclusive
agents for the famous saddle rock brand
of Baltimore oysters.
$4,000 lets the Williams Transports
tion Co. out of the hole again. Would
they take five times that amount for
all their personal estate?
The First National Bank has just
taken out a $1,000 insurance policy
against robbery, the first policy of the
kind every issued in this place.
The NoRTHERNER is pleased at the
action of the village council in giving
the band boys another chance to use
the council room for practice.
David Anderson Jr. will leave on
Monday morning next for two weeks
business trip in northern Michigan, in
the interest of an eastern client.
Art Shrine was anxiously inquiring
for L. G. Tyner last Monday evening.
He had an elegant pickerel for him that
he had captured at Pugsley's lake.
Persons having anything in art that
they will loan, either modern or ancient,
will please notify Mrs. Will Miller,
Clara Anderson or Rena Van Fossen.
At meeting of the board of educa-
tion held last Monday evening il was
unanimously decided to take the case
of the school district VS.. Yerrington to
the supreme court.
Don't forget the art loan reception at
Broughton's Old store. Admission 10
cents; open afternoon and evening,
Wednesday, Oct. 30, for the benefit of
the Coterie library.
Attention is called to the notice in
another column of the sale at auction
by the administrator, of the furniture
stock and other personal property of
the late H. P. Nelson.
Mems muscles move better in perfect
fitting clothes. Put on a pair of III, 5.
& M" trousers and you will want to
run a mile. See them at the Long
Brick Store of +. Smith & Co.
Mrs. Will Miller entertained Mes
danes Henry Crosby, George Merriman,
Vol Manley, George Chamberlin and
George Ocobock of Hartford last We'd
nesday for dinner and the Coterie.
Supervisor johnson is pretty fair
man. He thought his people were
worth about 1926, 900, but the board re-
garded that as getting rich too fast and
knocked him down to s720,0 He
didn't kick
Friday evening, the M. f. ladies gave
chicken pie supper in DR.. Maynard's
building, and Tuesday evening the Dis
ciple ladies served chicken pie in the
same place. Both suppers were liber-
ally patronized.
If you want to know about the Goth
century woman, don't fail to hear John
Temple Graves on that subject, Nov. 2.
Price for single tickets for Graves lec-
ture, 80 cents; course tickets for the
four lectures, 81 90.
On Tuesday, Village Treasurer Bul.
lard paid 300 Indebtedness due the
Savings Bank This frees the village
from floating debt and makes $500 OF
Indebtedness, with interest, that has
been paid this year.
South Haven people are even poorer
than we thought. Outside of the vii
lage, with the exception of one banker
who is assessed So, 200, the entire per
sonal assessment amounts only to the
paltry sum of 81, 200, and not man is
assessed to exceed 5000 of personal es