The true northerner., 1896-04-15
Mrs. &. l.. Eaton has moved TO her
fruit farm.

Mrs G. l.. Eaton has moved to her
| fruit farm.
Jas. f. Bullard has been seriously i'll
since Saturday night, but is somewhat
better
Elder Hammonds topic at the Dsci.
pie church will he "What must we do
tirst:" All invited.
Landlord Showerman and family will
eat breakfast at the Clifton, Thurs
day morning. After that, they will be
at home in the Stoddard house.
b. w. Hipp sold last week to n. l..
Surdam Son Victor safe, in which
to keep their valuable papers. They
say they shall keep no money in the
house hereafter.
The ladies' aid society of the Disci.
pie church will hold coffee social next
Tuesday evening, at the new home of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Titus. All are
cordially invited.
Advertised letters; Mrs A. II. Baker,
Mrs. Cornelia l.. Smith, Mr. Marcia
Manning, Will Blackwood, Geo. Will
snach, II. Tor y Robinson, ID. IL. Irwin,
Mrs. Priscilla Osborn.
Elder Bates was very kindly permit
ted to take his son Clyde to the Lansing
industrial school himself, instead of
sending him in custody of an officer.
They left this morning.
Mrs j. j. Paige will hereafter be a
regular member of the Baptist choir,
which is now very fine quartette,
composed of Messrs. Squier and Cum
ings, Mrs. Paige and Miss Cooley.
Mrs. M. l.. O'Dell has made an ar
rangement whereby she will be able TO
take butter and eggs in payment for
millinery. This will be an especial ac-
commodation TO many customers of
this popular establishment.
Messrs. r. w. Broughton, w. G. Y.
Ferguson, j. A. O'Leary, r. M. Buck,
G.. Il. Ocobock, j. +. Phillips, L j.
Cavanaugh and j. w. Free attended
the masonic school of instruction at
Kalamazoo last Wednesday.
Some pretty little men in full dress
suits will call your attention to Brough-
tons adv. this week, and the fact that
Mayor Pingree has just sent Broughton
some handsome shoes will hold your
attention when you find the adv.
The South Haven & Eastern r. r
will run special train to the republi
can county convention at Lawrence on
the 22d inst, leaving Lawton at $50 a.
m; returning, will leave Lawrence at
3 o'clock. One fare for the round trip.
The True Northerner Publishing
Company held its annual meeting on
Wednesday of last week, and the years
business was settled up and a salts.
factory dividend declared The old
directors and officers were all re.elect-
ed
An entertaining missionary concert
was given at the Baptist church last
Sunday evening The Snow-Chappell
orchestra was one of the features of the
evenings entertainment, and "A number
of excellently rendered vocal selections
were on the program.
Attorneys, A. j. Mills, f. A. Crane,
j. w. Adams and f. f. Knappeu of
Kalamazoo, j II. johnson and VIM n .
Cook of South Haven, l.. A. Tabor of
Lawton and K. NJ Chase of Bangor
were here Monday atte ending the cir
cult court.
A mothers meeting will be held in
parlors of the First Baptist church at
2:30 p m, Thursday. After short
programme, the afternoon will be spent
socially. Light refreshments will be
served. All are cordially invited and ex-
pected to bring some quotation on the
subject, "Mother and Home"
Sellick's showing of wash goods,
spring capes, laundered shirt waists and
other seasonable goods is attractive to
the eye and saving to the purse. Car
pets? Well, the best advertisement
of these goods is the constant stream of
customers going to his popular carpet
rooms these housecleaning days.
The county convention of the w. C..
T. u. will be held in Lawrence next
Tuesday and Wednesday, the 21st and
22d, commencing at 9 D. m. Tuesday
An interesting and helpful program has
been arranged. Mrs. G.. L. Calkins,
the district president, will deliver a
lecture Tuesday evening. 1t is hoped
there will be full attendance.
Last Thursday evening, the following
officers were elected for the Nj. +. Sun
day school; Supt., F. w. Corbett; 1st
asst, P. +. Pritchard; I'd asst, A. +.
Douglass; sec'y, Neva Sexton; asst,
Ella Packer; treas, Tia Hall; librarian,
Lulu Rickard; asst, Florence Butler;
organist, Fora Fish; violinist, Leta
Packer; chorister, Ruby Neville; asst,
w. j. Bale.
People are asking TO see them-the
new styles of II. S. IL M. suits shown at
the whale clothing success. The makers
of these garments are the leaders of
fashion for men, and their clothing is
sold in all the largest cities in America
On Saturday, April 1S, f. Smith & Co.
will have special pants sale-37 pairs
of slightly damaged pants at 30 cents
Look at their new double column car
toon adv.
At meeting of Brodhead Post, Mon
dao evening, j. &. Warner, j +. Bull
lard and A. L. Foote were appointed a
committee to secure music for Memo
rial Day. Post Commander Loveland
was delegated 20 confer with the village
board concerning an appropriation to
help defray Memorial Day expenses, an
appropriation of S15 having been made
for that purpose last year. Comrade j
II. Hammond of Decatur will be the
speaker of the day
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