The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-04-05
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r. r. PARKS.
Local Department.

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The waterworks tower is completed.
Chas. Paige is clerking at Broughton's.
The Courier is again false prophet.
Louis Chapton is home from the army.
F.. b. Ocobock has a new adv this
week.
j. |. Snow has moved back from
Gobleville.
Rev and Mrs. E. H. Harvey are at
home again.
Floyd DeHaven was at Kalamazoo
over Sunday.
Mrs. j. II. Johnson is still unable to
! leave her bed
School opened Monday morning after
a weeks vacation.
Guy Lamberson was home from Kala-
mazoo over Sunday.
Avery has a new adv. this week full
of bargains, as usual.
Evening services at the churches begin
half hour later, 1880
Broughton has two advs. this week
shoes and dress skirts.
Col. a. ID. Rood and family have gone
to South Haven to reside.
The Courier has once again shown it
self to be false prophet.
Sellick advertises this week an attrac-
tive sale of muslin underwear.
Wells c. Brown went to Detroit yes
terday, on state reading circle work.
Marquis Eaton came home from Ian
sing, Friday, remaining over Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Miller is visiting Lansing
friends Mr.. Miller was in that city over
Sunday.
Advertised letters: Eliza Stanley, Mr..
Henry Hazeton, Mr.. H. M. Meyer, w.
p Helm.
There were several evidences of vio-
lated local option law, on the streets
Monday.
Chloe Blake and Pearl Haggart spent
Sunday with Mrs. f. f. Thomas at
Gobleville.
Jerome is good runner. He passed
under the wire on jog, six full lengths
in the lead.
Ed. Snow and Merritt Martin of the
35th Michigan are home, discharged with
their regiment.
j. G. Warner has new adv. this week
that is of especial interest to stock and
poultry raisers.
F.. b. Longwell advertises rock bottom
prices and easy terms on Hudson and
Imperial wheels.
J. d. Holmes has secured the agency
for the celebrated Racycle wheel, and
advertises it this week.
DR.. Mcdonald, the well known special
ist, will be at the Dyckman house Thurs
day of next week, April 13.
Jay Cummings makes this week Thurs
day and Friday, rare offering of stylish
spring garments See his adv.
Our special combination offer of the
Northerner and New York Tribune for
81, positively closes next Saturday.
Mrs. McGowan, of Gliddenburg, who
has been so low that the doctor gave no
hopes of recovery, is gaining little.
DIR. B. O'Dell has fitted up the lower
part of the Grange building for lecture
room, to be known as the O'Dell hall.
The ladies' aid society of the Christian
church will give coffee social at o. w.
Rowland's, Tuesday evening, April IL.
Jack Morton has left town. He was to
appear before Justice Rowland yesterday
morning at ten o'clock, but failed to show
up.
Gilbert Mitchell and family have re-
moved to South Haven. The Norther-
ner regrets their departure from this
place.
BE-. Warner has sale of horses ad-
vertised, to be held in Paw Paw, Thurs
day, April g. and will offer some good
stock.
The ladies of the NJ. +. church will
4. give warm sugar social in the building
first west of Geo. Koons', Tuesday even
ing, April IL.
Married, at the M. +. parsonage, March
80. by Rev. f.. o. Mather, Charles f.. Niles
of Breedsville and Miss Lillian Clark of
Bloomingdale
The annual election of officers of the
&C. T. u. will be held at the home of
,, Mrs. Wise, Thursday, April 20. A full
attendance is desired.