The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-04-19

at st. Maly's.
Bacon and Greens" is again cur
rent household song.
Fred Bowen of Chicago is visiting
his Paw Paw friends.
Work on the Baptist parsonage is
being pushed rapidly.
j. +. Bullard and family moved into
their house last Saturday.
DR.. Rose and n f Hooper of Decatur
were in town last evening.
II. A. Byers of Decatur, advertiSes
his saw mill for sale, in this paper.
Cooper IL Foster, grocers and bakers,
have an announcement in this paper.
Mrs. Alice Pritchard left yesterday
for Il weeks visit with Decatur friends.
Sam. Munger has been seriously i'll
with pneumonia, but is now GONZALES
! cent.
Since returning from Chicago, Mrs.
ii. X. ODell has resumed her straw
work.
Dell Pepper went Monday to Chicago,
where he will work in IA Job printing
office.
+. A. Tubbs d Co, our new steam
| laundrymen, commenced business last
! Tuesday.
George Andrews and Merritt Conner
are home from Ann ArbOr for week. 5
vacation.
Editor Nj. &. Mckee of the Bangor
Breeze was a caller at the NORTHERNER
office yesterday.
Mrs. VIM Setchtield has moved into
the house at the corner of Niles and
st. Joseph streets.
Editor Nj. +. Russell of the Bangor
AdCdnce was Il caller at the NORTH
ERNER office yesterday.
One adv is not sufficient to call at
tention to BroughtOn's bargains, SO he
has two advs. this week.
Hang Lee, the Chinese laundryman,
has closed up his esta blishment here
and has gone to Chicago.
Married, by b. O'Dell Esq, April 9TH,
1895, Grant Leslie Jones and Jessie
Conklin, both of Hartford.
Mr.. Nick Welch, who has been at the
point of death for several weeks, is re-
ported as slightly improved.
LIS Russell of Lansing was in town at
tending the trial of a suit in court in
which he was an interested party
Fred Ocobock has the frame of barn
up and has commenced excavating for
the foundation OF his new residence.
Married, by b. ODel Esq, Edward
o. Fosdick of Volinia, and Maud
Andrus of Decatur, April 18th, 1895.
Miss Clara Anderson was at Hartford
yesterday, attending meeting of the
executive committee of the county {. +.
union.
Van Buren, county will have IA two or
three weeks teachers institute this
summe:', at time and place not yet
decided upon.
j. Ed. Phillips recent loss by fire has
been adjusted at the sum of S425-sat-
isfactOry To all concerned Insured in
the agency of Titus IL Mcneil.
Harry Showerman claims his increase
of trade this year is due To his sale of
merchant tailor suits and agents sample
| shoes, which he is sell at half price.
Jesse Brott and Percy Northrop left
Monday for Chippewa Falls, Wis, to
look for employment on railroad.
Sidney NoIthrop is now located at that
| place.
Our former townsman, Geo : Baker,
was elected city attorney of Evanston,
Ills, ut the election there Tuesday. He
was the only successful candidate on the
independent ticket.
Rev. 4. l.. Kennan of Hillsdale, a
young man of ability, has accepted the
pastorate of the Free Will Baptist
church of this place, and will begin his
labors next Sunday.
o. A. Rice has purchased the oirwagon
and business of Henry Turrell and took
possession Monday morning. He is now
supplying oil and gasoline customers
regularly each morning.
Holmes IL Bilsborrow make an an-
nOuncement in their adv. to-day that
will delight the boys-old and young.
With the single exception of "wums,
they furnish an entire fishing outfit.
Quite number of Bangor's prOmin-
ent business men were counting this
week, either as litigants or witnesses.
Among them were Messrs. Delong,
Oppenheim, Nyman, Goss and ex-
Supervisor Dillman.
A permanent summer and autumn
situation has been secured by Chas.
Cross of South Haven at Ionia. After
his winters imprisonment in the county
jail, he will be able to appreciate the
change. Local option, second offense,
six months.
Sun umbrellas and parasols will soon
be raised in all parts of the country.
The small amount of money that il
takes to raise one of the useful articles
can be determined by calling at the
popular store of |. Jay Cummings.
The christian endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church has extended an
invitation TO the Christian and Baptist
societies, to meet at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening at 6:l5, for
: the purpose of hearing report of the
: late state convention.
A great deal of complaint is made be-
cause of the filthy condition of some oi
the alleys in this place. Why wouldn't
+ it be a good scheme TO extend the
regular Friday morning cleaening up tC
the rear as well as the front. of the