The true northerner., 1896-04-22
Frank Kennedy and wife of Bangor
were in town Monday.

were IN town Monday.
Alb. Showerman is making some sub.
stantial Improvements on and about
his residence.
Mrs. Bessie Nash Stewart of Chicago
made brief visit To her aunt, Mrs.
Pauline Pearse, last week.
Avery quotes some prices this week
that will attract the attention of careful
housekeepers. See his adv.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will met with Mrs. j Hurd
Thursday, April 23, at half past two.
Mrs. Chas +. Stevens returned last
week from Chicago, where she had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. S. Jones
Mrs. Almena Gray, who has been Wis
iting her relatives here for some time,
returned to her home in East Avon, n
Y, Monday.
bud" Evans barber shop is as neat
aud tidy as can be made with fresh
paint, new paper and new and pretty
floor covering.
Harry Waters tandem bicycle, at
rental of forty cents an hour, ought to
be pretty good investment. It's kept
hot most of the time.
Prof. OLeary has moved into the res.
idence he recently purchased of II. X.
Wells, and Geo. W Koons will occupy
house thus vacated.
William r. Castner of Antwerp and
and Sophronia Secord of Prairie Ronde
were married by Justice Warner in this
village on the 10th isst.
Lynn Ocobock got into nest of poi
son sumac, near their slaughter house,
recently, and for few days had hard
looking face as a result.
Married, by Elder T. Brooks, at his
residence in Paw Paw, April II, 1896,
Mr.. Miller Overton and Miss Ivy l..
Harvey, both of Bangor
Mesdames II. Z. Squier, j G. Sage,
Almena Gray and Miss Blanche Deming
attended the funeral of Miss Mary Gov
endale, in Arlington, last Friday.
The committee will meet at the home
of VIM Clark the first Wednesday in
May, for the purpose of making arrange
ments for the old peoples picnic.
j. H. Waters has bought the Mrs.
price $500 He is making some repairs
and will occupy the place at once.
Mrs. T. r. Harrison is improving re-
markably in health. She sits up every
day, walks little, with assistance, and
was out of doors Friday for the first
time.
The warm weather of the past week
has given pasture grasses good start,
Knocked two cents "A pound off the price
OF butter and the top story OF the hay
schedule.
l.. B. Kendall, one of the chief own
ers of the Kalamazoo NeWS and the
Kalamazoo Publishing CO., was in town
yesterday on business and called at the
NoRTHERNER Office.
John Burns has transferred his livery
stock to the Clifton House barn, w. j.
Thomas takes the Willard barn, and
j. +. Showerman assumes the manage
ment of the farmers sheds.
Attention is called to the advertise
ments of Snow Bros. Mrs Florence
Havens of Berren County testlties as TO
the merit of their furnaces. All WHO
have them speak words of praise.
Alb Phillips and wife have gone to
the Sister Lakes summer resort, where
they are employed for the season. They
have rented their house here to DR..
Stake of the Scotch Medicine Co.
T. c. Tyner will place on special sale,
Saturday, April 20, 164 pairs Of ladies'
fine shoes at 81 80 per pair. The former
price was So per pair, and the present
is an opportunity for great bargains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rice returned
Friday evening from ST. Louis Mo,
where they have been spending the
winter with their son, DR.. Frank Rice,
whom they report as getting an excel
lent start in his profession.
Money is being raised with which to
do some needed work on the track al
the Cleveland Bay grounds. 1t is pro
posed TO fence the track on the inside
and to DO some filling and grading, SC
as to put it in first class condition.
The Paw Paw Valley Spiritual Asso.
citation will hold a meeting in Long
wells opera house, Paw Paw, April 26
w. II. Bach Of st. Paul, MINI, will
give two lectures-at 1890 a. m. and
2:30 p. m. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Broughton tells in one of his advs
this week, how you can save money
| WueH you Cdu L lay UP CtuJ' LII JHe
other, he promises his wall paper custo'
mers the best in quality and the lowest
prices at which goods of this character
can be sold
Married, at st. Mary's church or
Wednesday morning last, VIM. White
hurst of Bonneville, Mo, and Margaret
Brummel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Brummel of Waverly, Rev. FIR
Wall officiating. The newly welded
pair will make their home in Missouri
The celebrated II. S. e. M. clothing
grows in popularity every day with
Paw Paw buyers. f.. Smith IL Co., il
all their years of experience, have
never handled goods that gave such
universal satisfaction They will have
another extensive pants sale, Saturday
April 25.
III. G.. Waters & Co. sold wheels last
week to Mrs. w. II. Mason, Herber
and Rolla Loveland, Lowell Packer anC
Ward Bartram of Paw Paw, Jno. Nc
Kay of Porter, Oscar Everest and K. l.
O'Rourke of Almena, Bert Payne o
Mattawan, Rue Douglass of Lawtor
and Oscar Wheeler of Dowagiac.