The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-01-18
Local Department.

Is Hat club concert tonight.
Ed Sutton of Battle Creek is visiting
in town.
guest of Fr. Mulcahy.
Mr.. s. II Blackman is visiting his
daughter in Mancelona.
Lady Aberdeen club meets with Hat
tie Rooney Monday night.
Get your tickets for the b Flat con-
cert at Longwells-25 cents.
Albert Van Dyke of Niles visited his
parents in this place this week.
See call for Republican county con-
vention, to be found on 9Th page.
One hundred cords of dry beech and
maple wood for sale at this office
The w. G.. Il. u. will meet with Mrs.
R.C. Nash Thursday, Jan. "a, 2:30 p. M.
The ladies should read carefully the
new adv. of the Wolverine Pharmacy.
Rev. and Mrs j. H. Emmons of Mat
tawan called on few Paw Paw friends
Tuesday.
Don Haggart and Jimmie Phillips
are in Berrien county selling the Falls
City coffee pot.
We furnish the NoRTHERNER and the
Weekly Inter Ocedn one year for 81 30,
strictly in advance.
No musc-lover should fail to hear
the b fiat club concert at Longwel'S
opera house tonight.
Rev. Edward II. Harvey of Detroit
will preach in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning.
Mrs. b. A. Eaton, who has been n
guest at +. p. Grimes, goes to her
home in Plainwell to-day.
Geo. e.. Prentis, Esq, rising young
| lawyer of Detroit, was in Paw Paw
Tuesday on professional business.
Rev. Mr. Mutchler, the new Disciple
minister. conducted devotional eXer-
cses at the school Monday morning.
A very fine quality of clear, blue ice,
nine to ten inches in thickness, is now
being harvested by our local dealers.
Several of the attorneys of this place
attended the funeral of Hon. Jonathan
G. Parkhurst at Decatur, Wednesday.
| j. Ii. Waters IL Co. make the famous
Majestic" steel range leading feature
of their stove trade. See their adv. in
this paper.
Rev and Mrs Stinchcomb drove over
to Schoolcraft Tuesday afternoon and
brought Miss Laura home with them on
the following day.
The members of the Wednesday Night
club will meet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Grimes tomorrow evening,
Jan. 10, To play whist.
Married, on the 14th inst, by w. r.
Shrine, Esq, at his office in Paw Paw,
Clinton Finch of Goblevile and Miss
Cora Smith of Augusta.
Mrs. Lucy Kidder Gilbert, relct of
the late Luke Gilbert, formerly of this
place, died on the 18th nit. at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Sabra L. Kidder,
in Oakdale, Neb.
Married, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Dopp in this village, Jan.
18th, Walter j Cook of South Haven
and Miss Minnie Clark of Keller, Elder
Il. Brooks officiating.
Avery's mid winter stock of fresh and
seasonable goods is once More complete
after the rush of the holidays, and the
usual low prices prevail IN every depart
ment. His adv. appears in this issue.
On account of the B fiat concert,
there will be no session of Paw Paw
Grange tonight. One week from to-
night there will be New Years pro-
gram rendered. A full attendance is
desired.
Holmes d Bilsborrow report the sale
of carload of heating stoves since the
first of December, but they never allow
their stock to run low Buyers always
have scores to select from. See adv
elsewhere in this paper.
The first term of Prof Thompson's
dancing receptions gave such universal
satisfaction that he has consented to
give another series, the first number OF
which will be at Longwell's opera house
on Thursday evening next.
The B Flat Club embraces, not only
the best musical talent in the place,
hut, to the extent of its membership,
our best society ladies. We hope to see
their effors appreciated and encouraged
by large audience tonight. Concert
begins promptly at = o'clock