The true northerner., 1898-11-02
Local Department.

waters & 90. advertise stoves.
Mrs. j. G.. Garvin is seriously i'll.
Register Saturday and vote Tuesday.
Advertised letters: Byron Van Amst-
burg.
Broughton advertises shoes in one adv.
and cloaks in another.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Crane of Kalama-
zoo were in town yesteday.
The mothers meeting for Thursday
afternoon has been postponed.
Rev. FIR. Joos of Dewagiac will officiate
at st. Mary's church next Sunday.
Dana Smith and family are moving
into part of Mrs. Rose Smiths house.
Miss Lolita Jennings has gone TO Cass
opolis to help care for her aunt, who is
very sick
Union service Sunday evening at the
Baptist church. Rev. Ross Matthews
will preach.
A. y. and A. l.. Moulton and Irving
Dewey of Decatur were in town Friday
on business.
The issue of the Northerner will bC
delayed next week, to get complete elec
ton returns.
Rev. O. Ebert of Bangor was the CUES
of his daughter, Mrs. Henry Hawley
over Sunday.
f. B. Longwell has a big five column
adv. of new bargains in this paper
Read it and save money.
A brother of the late y. d. Richardson
from California visited his sister, Mrs
Calista Hogmire, last week.
The Up-to-Date Farmers club vii
meet Wednesday, November 9, at "Oal
Lawn" r. o. Smiths home
There will be services at the DISCIPLE
church next Sunday morning. All tn,
members are requested to be present.
Work on the waterworks pipe LAYING
is progressing finely. Workmen are nov
building the chimney at the power house
Sellick announces an economist sale
this week If you don't know eXactl,
what that is, it will pay you to read hi
adv.
A local paper announced dance 70
which the bill would be 800. 1t is saf
to say that but few would participate a
the price
The war is over, but Showerman Bros
are still fighting for trade. Their trad
is double what they anticipated. Sc
their adv.
At the last meeting of the commo
council nothing was done except tn
usual routine business and the allowin
of sundry bills.
Married, Nov l, 1898, by Justice Row
land, at his office in this village, NJ
4. Printus S. Brenner and Miss FlorenC
Hadaway, both of Casco.
The S. II. q E. r. r. will make sp,
cial rate of fifteen cents for the round tri
to all persons attending the county Sun
day school convention at Lawton to-da
and tomorrow.
, David Chase of Waverly and Harle
Wilkinson of Paw Paw, on Saturda
last, were each assessed one dollar an
1 costs by Justice Mason by reason of b.
r ing too ready to enter into scrap.
: Edward Baxter Perry, the famol
blind pianist, will give concert at IL
opera house, Wednesday evening, Nov.
An interesting sketch of Mr.. Perry wi
be found on another page of this pap,
from the pen of Prof. G. f. Hutchins.
Frank Harris left five potatoes at tn
office yesterday that are excellent sar
pies of what Michigan can do in an agI
cultural way. The five weighed s
pounds five ounces, the heaviest ol
weighing a pound and seven ounce
They were of the Rural New York
variety.
Cummings says his advertisement W
It so well displayed by our compositor la
ii week, that he attributes his successf
cloak sale to the fact that people hi
{, a no trouble finding it. So good was
- - that he makes little change in it for Il
weeks jacket, cape and fur sale.