The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-04-05
Additional Local.

Eva McCabe has returned from a
weeks stay i'm Chicago.
II. l.. Mcneil was at Kalamazoo on
business one day this week
Holmes x Bilsborrow talk this week
To those who contemplate painting this
| season.
Paul and Jessie Cook of South Haven,
are visiting their Grandmother Dean in
this place.
l.. Il. Coy is building porch and
making other improvements on his
residence.
Broughton is prepared To shoe the
entire population, and he tells about it
in big adv. this week.
The new adv. of A. Il. Halls Chrome
meter stock farm in this issue will be
OF particular interest To hOrsemen.
j. b. Southwell has removed from
Dowagiac to the farm near Three Mile
lake that he occupied IL years ago.
Wesley Thomas is removing his barn
| from the bank of the pond to the lots
recently purchased by him from Peter
III. Gremps, on Main street.
When placing your advertising, re-
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nearly twice the circulation of any
other Van Buren, county paper.
A gentleman is in town looking over
the field with "A view to starting
steam laundry in the building across
the street from the opera house.
Don't fail to read elsewhere i'm this
paper the first of IA series of interesting
Lincoln articles To be published i'm this
place exclusively by the NORTHERNER.
Mrs. Nj. u. Richardson, Mrs. j. ID.
Hamilton, Misses Lyle Buckhout,
Beulah McCabe and Daisy Longwell
attended the Rhea performance at the
academy of music in Kalamazoo, last
evening.
Mrs. Caroline Hinckley, one of the
| first settlers in this vicinity, died ut the
home of her son Henry in this village
last evening at s o'clock, in the S9th
year of her age. Deceased was well
known and highly esteemed Funeral
services will he held at the late resi-
dence Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The union young peoples meetings
in progress this week are proving a
great success. The series opened Sun
day evening at 5:45, and the young
peoples service was followed bya union
meeting with An address by Rev. j. ii
Rennie. Remember the announce
ments already made for this week, and
the closing meeting Sunday evening.
The afflicted will be pleased to learn
that DR.. Mcdonald, the eminent speci-
alist, will be in Paw Paw, at the Dyck
man House, Friday, April II, until Fri
day, April 10. DR.. Mcdonald is too
well-known to require an Introduction
to the public. His wonderful methods
of diagnosing a persons ailments with
out asking a question, and marvellous
and seemingly miraculous cures of
prominent people all over the country,
have placed him in the foremost rank
of his chosen profession. This visit of
DR.. McDOnald's will afford an excellent
opportunity for many to consult this
eminent specialist close to their homes.
The NORTHERNER would suggest TO
the new council the proprety of making
an arrangement for the publication of
the council proceedings in some local
newspaper. The people have IA right to
know exactly what is being done 10y the
village Solons, and this opportunity
should be given them. We are not
actuated in this stand by any eXpecta-
! llOn III sttUIilp u ploutdDte Nphlld'I' dS
we know full well that should but one
paper publish the official council pro
ceedings, that paper would not he the
NORTHERNER under the present demo
cratic regime. 1t is merely "a question
of whether the acts of the council shall
be public or not. We trust the gentle
men of the council will consider the
matter
On Saturday and Sunday last occurr-
ed the annual meeting of the Paw Paw
Valley Spiritual Association in this
place. At 2:30 Saturday afternoon, a
business session was held. The reports
Of the secretary, treasurer and other
officers were read and the following
officers were elected: President, Is.
O'Dell; vice president, +. &. Towers;
secretary, Mrs Nellie Phillips Raleigh;
treasurer, Mrs Cecilia Nelson; trustees,
John Sherman, Mrs. NJ. O'Dell, DR.. w.
H. Nelson. In the evening, DR..
Schermerhorn and Mrs. Woodruff adj
dressed the meeting Sunday forenoon
the same speakers occupied the plat
form. In the afternoon, Mrs. Wood
ruff spoke, and in the evening DR.
SchermerhOrn spoke and gave some