The true northerner., 1895-09-27
OUR LOCAL MARKETS.
Additional Local.

Reed Shrine and DR.. Host have ex-
changed driving horses
Hon. Milan Wigg;as of Bloomingdale
was in town yesterday
Josh. Bishop had the misfortune to
lose his hfas6 a few days since.
ADV yitised letters: MrL.A Douglass,
Ch; .. Ridgely, George Sherman.
. VIM. Whalen of GAINESVILLE, Wis, was
the guest of Mrs NJ +. Whalen on Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Lawrence of Lit
tie Prairie Ronde, called at the NORTH
ERNER Office, Wednesday.
Miss Rena Van Fossen entertained a
small number of her friends at her
home, Thursday evening.
VIM. II. Dorgan of Gobleville was in
town yesterday. He has decided to To-
cate in Allegan for the practice of law,
and will open an office there Oct /.
Sellck & Co. tell our readers how to
be both rich and contented. The Sc
cret is valuable one, and you have
only TO read their adv. to discover it.
Throop, the meat market man,
caught his right hand on a meat hook
last Wednesday and injured it quite
badly, DR.. Maynard dressed the wound.
Fred Ocobock has moved into his new
house. He has one of the finest homes
in town. Lynn Ocobock expects to
move into his new residence in a few
days.
This subject is brought to your mind:
Are you obliged to buy underwear this
season? If so, the stock shown at the
store of |. Jay Cummings will help you
settle the matter and keep your body
safely protected from winters chilly
blasts.
The Banner" oil heater is the neat
est little oil stove on the market, and is
entirely new and novel. 1t is of so
great interest to the public at this time
of the year, that Holmes & Bilsbo:row
have doubled their advertising space to
tell about its merits.
The game of ball Saturday between
Paw Paw and Lawrence resulted in a
score of l6 to Z in favor of the home
team The Lawrence "fans" are not
now half SD positive of the ability of
their team to play ball as they were on
certain other occasion earlier in the
season.
Petitions are in circulation here head
ed as follows: ITO the congress OF the
United States: We, the undersigned,
hereby petition your honorable body
TO take such action as shall result in the
speedy recognition, as belligerents, of
the Cuban patriots in their struggle for
freedom"
The Home Concert Company, of Lit
tie Prairie Ronde, will give an enter
tainment at the opera house, Wednes-
day evening, Oct. 9, under the auspices
of the missionary society of the Presby-
terian church. This company gave a
very satisfactory concert here few
years since.
On Tuesday, pack of dogs from
town got into Dick Hutchins' floak of
sheep and were making things lively
when Dick saw them. He and his re-
peating shot gun took hand IN the
fray. Three dead dogs were left on the
field. and several other dogs have not
yet arrived home.
On his arrival home, Monday night,
Bud. Evans found about thirty of his
friends assembled there TO celebrate bis
birthday The surprise was genuine
and complete. A delightful evening
was spent, the affair having fitting
finale i'm midnight supper. Bud. is
richer by number OF fine presents.
Tuesday evening, crowd of young
people, commonly known as Farmers"
and Yahoos," might have been seen
vending their way westward in the di-
rection of Frank Young's pleasant coun-
try home. The embryo M ID. was found
asleep on a lounge and was thoroughly
surprised, on awakening, to find him
self surrounded by laughing group of
friends, whom he quickly welcomed and
entertained in his usual hospitable man
ner. II is needless to say that a royal
good good time was had.