The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1901-07-26
Mrs. Clapp has had her house on Kala-


St Joseph are visiting at DR.. Maynard's
Miss Gail Parks expects to attend
school at Notre Dame the coming year
Mrs Lane of Kalamazoo is visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Pugs-
ley.
Miss Addie Wheeler of Chicago is the
guest of Miss Mabelle Cummings this
week
Fred Snow and family returned
Wednesday to their home in Spencer
vile, O.
Mrs. McLain ard son Van of Muskegon
are spending few days with Paw Paw
friends.
The Free Baptist society will serve ice
cream on the court houselawn to- morrow
evening.
Mrs. Baker and children of Chicago
are occupying the Noyes house for the
summer.
B. p. Bryar is employed in the First
National bank during w. II. Longwell's
vacation.
LaRue Mosier left Tuesday for a two
weeks visit with Elton Rogers of
Cadillac.
Floyd v Berkey of Goshen, Ind, was
guest of Henry Charles for few days
last week.
Mrs. E. S. Briggs left the latter part of
last week for two weeks visit in South
Bend, Ind.
Roy Cleveland has returned from Chi
cago, where he has been visiting the
past week.
+. Il. Bassett is making some extensive
repairs on the family home on south
Niles street.
a chance to laugh, a big city show at
the opera house, Tuesday, July 80; 35c
and 30 cents.
Miss Mary Bryar has been offered a
position in Moline, H., at a salary of
$50 per month.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Waters entertained
Mr.. and Mrs L. \. Packer of Lawton the
forepart of the week.
Miss Dora Webb one of the teachers
employed in the Coldwater schools, is at
home for short vacation.
Mrs. w. f. Taylor and child of Chicago
are spending few weeks as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Killefer.
Will Harp has moved from the 3rd
story of Van Fossen's brick block to a
! house on north Kalamazoo street.
Mrs. Edwards and children of Grand
/ Haven are visiting at the home of Mrs
Edwards sister, Mrs. J. d. Monroe.
Mrs. E. Z. Dunning, who has beer
visiting friends here for some time, left
Monday for her home in Bay City.
1t is reported that o. E. Lanphear, D.
d. S., will leave his present position il
Jackson to start an office in Paw Paw.
Base ball at the Athletic park thi:
afternoon at o'clock, Paw Paw VS.
South Haven. \ hot game is promised
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Church of Chicago
are visiting friends in Paw Paw. Mrs
Church was a former resident of thi.
place
Miss Dora Colby in company with hel
cousin, Miss Blanche Cooley of Antrim
n. H., left Wednesday for Blooming
Prairie, Minn,
Miss Pauline May, who has beer
spending a few weeks'the guest of Miss
Viola Monroe, returned to Hillsdale
Monday evening.
r. A. Shoesmith was in Grand Rapids
this week attending the great annua
furniture exhibition in that city, anC
buying new goods.
I. w. Van Fossen contemplates some
improvements and changes in the uppe
rooms of his brick building, which hav
Just been vacated.
Teachers institute in Paw Paw, Angus
5-16. Parties wishing to take teachers
to board during institute will pleas
inform r. a. Aseltine.
The Fannie Hill company, American
up-to date, with the latest songs, dance
and funny sayings, will be at the operi
house, Tuesday, July 30.
Miss Grace Gould of Minneapolis
Mimi, is guest at the home of her uncle
j. c. Gould. She will remain unit
about the first of October.
The monthly business meeting of tn
christian endeavor society of the Fre
Baptist church will be held at the churc
parsonage this evening at 7:30.
Messrs. Robt. and Dan. johnson an
Henry O'Rourke left Tuesday for Mort
Dakota, where they expect to find en-
} ployment for the next few weeks.
Married, last Friday evening, by Jus
, tice Killefer, at the home of VIM. j. Ha
sted in this village, Miss Lillian StewaI
and Henry j. Halsted, both of Pa
Paw.
E. II. Lindsley is enjoying two weeks
vacation from Broughton's store. Ros
Broughton is taking his place. Mr. an
Mrs. Lindsley have gone to Mackina
Island.
WI Porter purchased a part of th
Warner house and is moving it to tn
: west side of the river, to rebuild into
residence. The rest of the house goC
$ to II. j. Hubbard's lot