The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1897-01-27
LOCAL Department.

from Covert.
Albert Harrison's condition remains
about the same.
w. j. Sellick advertises prices that
sell the goods the people want.
Miss Daisy Longwel is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Kelley, at Cadillac.
Editor NJ. +. Russell of the Bangor
AdUdnce was in town yesterday.
Frank Davey and son Joe of jackson
came last week To visit relatives here.
f. Il Longwell advertises record
breaking bargains" in his adv. this
week.
Frank Pugsley and II. G. Waters at
tended the cycle show in Chicago this
week.
Herbert Loveland, whose hand was
accidentally shot last week, is doing
nicely.
The heavy fall Of snow has made
many north and south roads nearly i'm
passable.
Il G.. Tyner, to reduce his large stock
of overcoats, will give one fourth off ON
all cash sales.
The senior whist club will meet with
Mr. and Mrs. Bangs Warner tins week
Saturday evening.
Prof j w. Roberts of Chicago was
shaking hands with old Paw Paw
friends, Saturday.
The firemen's ball Friday evening
was well attended and was financial
and social success.
Mrs. Frank Robinson of Lawton took
dinner last Saturday with her mother,
Mrs. Lou. Driscoll.
j L. Berkheimer of the Hartford Day
Spring was caller ut the NORTHERN
ER office, Saturday.
The Disciple social at |. w Hulbert's
a pleasant occasion.
Advertised letters: George l. Car
isle, MIR Chas + Cole, MIR. Will C..
Cole, Mrs. Mary Hubbard.
The l. D. +. M. will install their of
ficers Thursday afternoon of this week.
A full attendance is desired.
The storm through which we have
just passed was general one, and the
most severe cold wave for 20 years.
Ten degrees below zero Monday
morning. with foot and half Of snow
ON the ground; IA below Tuesday morn
ing.
The Coterie will meet with Miss
Gertrude Buck, Wednesday, Feb. 8
Roll call, quotations-W Washington Irv-
ing.
The county clerk and various super.
rit NJ #
printed proceedings of the board of
supervisors.
Valued correspondence from Gohle.
Vile and Lacoia arrived in this office
this morning just as we were going to
press-too late for use.
Little frankie Halls broken leg is
improving as rapidly as could be ex-
pccted The little fellow has endured
his snfferings with much iortitude.
C.G. Townsend has retired from the
managing editorship of the Kalamazoo
NeUs. + w. Stone, late manager, be.
comes editor, Il. p. Gleason manager.
ID. Anderson of this village is n dele
gate to the state convention Of Modern
WOodmen, to he held at Bay City on
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
The Episcopal ladies are nakisg
preparations for the 22d of February.
Miss Francis Paterson of Kalamazoo
has been engaged To take charge of the
"cake walk" and it will be up.to.data
and rare treat
The train made the trip TO Lawton
yesterday afternoon with little trouble,
bringing the afternoon mail as usual
only little late. Supt Meredith is en-
titled to credit for his activity in keep
ing the road open.
The party of colored people at the
opera house last evening was great
success. good number were in at
tendance and all enjoyed themselves
| Neil Grane and lady from Kalamazoo
were winners in the "cake walk"
Messrs. Lyle and Bagley sold Ia
horses at their sale in Decatur last
Saturday, in spite of the storm Next
Saturday they offer 20 head at anction,
at the Dycknan house barn in this vii.
lage See their adv. 10 this paper.
Although the temperature has been
close To the danger line, it is not
thought that peaches are seriously
damaged. At South Haven and other
points along the lake shore, it is Ger.
tain no harm has been done, as the
temperature has averaged several de
grees higher than in this place.
The criminal business of this county
is very light. and has been so for the
past year. No grievous crimes have
been committed and minor offenses
have not been numerous. There were
but four criminal cases at the present
term. All of which speaks well for the
good order that prevails among ouI
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