The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-08-02
VIM. Wall, IA Marcellus business man,
WAS in town yesterday.


was In town yesterday.
Ed Longwell has moved into TIE
honse north OF the postoffice
Elton Rogers had vacation last
week and passed the time at Gull Lake
1.-TWO Johns" at the opera house this
evening A good entertainment is
promised.
Geo. Bruner has been sick and con
fined to the house for several days, but
is now out again.
A merry BARRIERS war is on in Paw
Paw. Hair cutting costs but ID cents,
while shaves range from 5 TO 10 cents in
this market
parents of girl baby, who came into
the world on Wednesday last; weight
nine pounds.
The Spiritualists anticipate large
gathering and profitable meeting at
Eagle Lake on Sunday next. Do not
forget the date.
There will be a ball game at the
! Cleveland Bay grounds this (Fridav)
afternoon between Paw Paw and the
teachers team.
The subject of the morning sermon
at the Free Baptist church will be
Sunday and the Sabbath" Covenant
meeting Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. w. V. Sage of Decatur is visit.
ing in town during the absence of her
husband, who is teaching in the St.
Joseph county institute at Sturgis.
The ladies of the NJ f. church will
hold coffee social, Friday evening,
Aug. 9, at the home of Mrs. II. G..
Drown. Supper from five to eight.
Newton Greenman of Lawrence town.
ship, who is student in the medical
department at the University. was a
guest of DR.. j. c. Maxwell, Wednesday
Married, at the Baptist parsonage,
Paw Paw, July 27, 1895, by Rev. n. c.
Brundage, Mr.. George Langtord OF
South Haven and Mrs. Martha Sweet
of Bangor.
The Farmers Union Club will hold
their annual picnic at the home of MIR
and Mrs. B. G. Sheldon, wednesday
Aug. Z. All members with their fam
lilies are invited
On Monday. Geo. W. Longwell, ad
ministrator of the estate of Geo. +
Breck, shipped the last sheep of the
celebrated Willows flock to the pur-
chaser in Nebraska
Married, at the Baptist parsonage
Paw Paw, Mich, July 30 1895, by Rev
n. G. Brundage, Mr.. Richand +
Fletcher of Decatur and Miss Edith
Jillette of Lawrence.
A union picnic of Paw Paw Sunday
schools will be held at Lakeside Park
Eagle Lake-next Tuesday. 1t is likely
that the Methodist, Baptist and Disciple
schools will be represented.
VIM and Michael Dorgan of Goble
vile were in town Yesterday. Will
says he has not decided where to locate
for the practice of law, but that it viii
be somewhere in Michigan.
That Automatic" orchard step lad
der that Holmes & Bilsborrow talk
dandy. Everybody who has a single
fruit tree is interested in it,.
Monday, H. l.. Mcneil received a let
ter announcing that the gentleman with
whom he had business in Oklahoma, is
down with fever This will postpone
Mr. McNeils western trip for time.
Two small boys found valuable gold
watch on the street Tuesday afternoon
With commendable honesty, they took
it To the post Office, and it was soon
found to be the property of Mrs. Tensie
Stevens.
Judge and Mrs Heckert arrived
home Tuesday from Mt. Clemens and
are again at their desks in the probate
Office. The judge received great ben
eft from the baths and treatment al
that place.
A frost Tuesday night lid consid
cradle damage in this county, cutting
corn, millet, potatoes, mint, ETC., badly
on the low grounds. A frost in July is
pretty tough addition to the frosts in
May and the drouth all summer.
How can man expect his childron
to look up at him when he humiliates
them every day by wearing his last
years clothes? How proud they would
he to point him out as their father if he
wore one of the H. S. & NJ" suits
sold by f. Smith Il Co.
A medium sized audience assembled
at the Free Baptist church last Tuesday
evening to listen to Mr.. NJ II. Reynolds
secretary of the Michigan State Sunday
School Association. The address was
interesting and instructive and should
have been heard by greater number
of our people.
There is at the NoRTHERNER office
a photograph taken by Tutte of Law
ton, of group of about 10 old soldiers
at the Eagle lake reunion. The pictur,
is an excellent one. The most notice
able feature of it is the aged appear
! ance of the veterans. The "boys il
blue" will be with us but few shor
years.
"Billy" Murdoch was hilariously
drunk Monday night. Marshall Aller
gathered him in, carrying him bodily
portion of the way to the Jail. Bill,
, is periodical imbiber whom the usua
punishments by law seems to do moth
ing to reform. Accordingly Tuesday
morning, under dire threats as to what
would happen to him if found drunk ia
Paw Paw again, he was let go anC
heeled it rapidly up the road to get on
, town.
We saw the other day several stalk