The true northerner., 1899-11-15

| W. -. Dtlllch duNeTIlSeS millinery
special for Saturday, November Is.
Il. B. Longwell advertlses remarkably
attractive special prices for Saturday.
1t is reported that Forty Brott will
lose his foot as the result of his recent
accident.
Broughton has something interesting
to say about furs, in his advertisement
this week.
Mrs. A. Flanders goes to Marcellus
today to spend the winter with her son
George and family.
Rev. and Mrs. f. S. LinselI are at
tending the state Sunday school conven-
tion at Battle Creek
S. p. Harvey of Bangor and his son,
Claude Harvey, were callers at the North
erner Office last Friday
B. f. Warner will take a carload of
horses to Cadillac, where he will have
an auction sale, Saturday.
r. w. Broughton was at Muskegon
yesterday, assisting at a corner stone
laying by the Masonic grand lodge.
DIR. Mcdonald, the successful special
ist, will be at the Dyckman house,
Thursday of next week, November %.
The NJ. h. society of Almena will hold
pie social Friday evening of this week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. III. Bol-
niger.
The revival services continue at the
M Oh, ID
will preach Wednesday evening. All are
invited.
Married, November II, 1899, at Paw
Paw, by Justice o. W. Rowland Eleazer
Burger and Lucinda Noggles, both of
Bangor.
Married, at the M. e. parsonage, No
vember 8, by Rev. f.. o. Mather. Fred
Snow and Miss Lulu Thompson, both of
Almena.
The lecture and musical entertain
ment for the benefit of Mrs. Rhoda
Sheldon was held at the Presbyterian
church last evening.
w. G. T.. U. will meet with Mrs. Titus,
Thursday, November 16; topic, "Inas-
much as We did it unto one of the least
of these, We did it unto Me-"
A. w. Showerman has purchased the
house being built for II. II. Jennings by
Free & Hagerman, Mr.. Jennings having
decided not to move into town at pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Titus entertained
small company at pedro last evening.
They have recently been making some
improvements on their residence, which
is now one of the finest homes in the
village.
The Free Baptist G.. f.. society would
be thankful for the loan from any one, of
anything in the line of fancy work,
relics or art work that would add to the
interest of the flower and art exhibit
soon to be given.
At the council meeting next Monday
evening, the Westinghouse people have
been asked to have a representative
present to talk dynamo. 1t is probable
the incandescent dynamo will be ex-
changed for larger one.
The l.. o. Z. M. will give chicken pie
supper at the ODell hall, Friday night,
supper commencing at o'clock. The
proceeds will be used in helping to en-
dow free Maccabee bed in some hos
pital. Supper ten cents.
A party of Paw Paw people will go to
Kalamazoo, Saturday evening, to see the
performance of "The Christian" at the
Academy. A special train will be run
from Lawton to bring them back, con-
Meeting with the night train on the
Central
Bills printed at the Northerner Office
announce for George Van Fleet a sale of
horses, cows and farm property at auc-
ton at the Jay Reynolds farm, three
miles south of Paw Paw, Thursday,
November % IL. W. McCabe is
auctioneer.
The Princes will hold forth in their
latitude, No. 10l, X. o. L. NJ. hall, Thurs
day evening, November 16 when the
mysteries of the Grand Orient will be
shown to eight candidates. Lawton
team will do the work. after which there
will be refreshments.
The following additional deer licenses
have been issued: Allen Olds, Hartford;
E. A. Taylor, Lawrence; Henry Ferguson,
Bloomingdale; G.. +. Prater, Paw Paw,
G. M. Dunn, Gobleville; Milo Earl,
Kendall. 100 liceases have been issued,
18 more than for 1898.
Probate Judge johnson yesterday de
cided that the custody of the little child
of Mrs. Grace Butler should be given to
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Butler. The mother and grandparents
submitted the matter to the Judge for
decision, without any testimony.
The musical given by the Coterie at
their room last Wednesday evening, was
very successful and pleasant affair, the
room being filled to its capacity with
the ladies and their guests. The pro-
gram, under direction of Miss Kate
Harris, was unusually fine. Miss Bertha
Wise, Mr.. Ralph Jennings, Miss Lawton
and DIR. Storrs from Lawton, Miss Olivia
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