The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-06-03
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| the nrSt OF the week.
Mrs. F. l.. Spencer, who has been Wis
iting in Niles. has returned home.
Mrs. Dora Crane-L Lyle of Benton Har-
Dor has been visiting old friends here.
A large number of people from here
attended field day at Paw Paw. Satur-
dav.
Henry Smiths daughter and husband
of Chicago are spending few days in
town.
Miss Louise Agrell of Benton Harbor
spent few days in town with friends
this week.
Walter Drew, who is working in Chi
sago, spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Sanborn.
The baccalaureate address will be Civ
en- Sunday evening by Prof. Ludwig T.
Larsen of Olivet college.
Mrs. Will Roberts of Lansing and sis
ter Of Chicago are making an extended
! visit with their parents and other rela-
tives.
E. A. Shuts and Mrs. Julia Green
man were married last week Wednesday
at Paw Paw. They have the best wishes
of their friends.
Fuller Bros. have sold out their entire
stock of lumber and ice to F. A. East
man of Marshall, Mich. Mr.. Eastman
took possession June l.
Z. G. Smith, wife and baby Of Detroit
came Saturday to visit Mrs. Smiths
father, III. E. Rowland, and family. Mr..
Smith returned Tuesday.
Miss Orah Sweet, who has been work
ing in Grand Rapids for several years,
visited at the home of her father, T. o.
Sweet, over Decoration Day.
School closes Friday. The primary
department will have appropriate exer-
cises Friday forenoon in their rooms and
large class will be promoted.
A class of IL will be graduated Tues
day. This will be the largest class ever
graduated from this school. Following
are the graduates: Esther M. Alden, AL
bert NJ. Bailey, Leita G.. Barker, Eta NJ.
Campbell, Grace E. Carris, Clyde E.
Carris, Glare l.. Chase, Pearl A. Cooper,
Ola b. belong, Francis Il. Donovan, +.
Lucille Hess, Rex X. Jennings, Chas. II.
Lanphear, e. May Mosher, Hazel r.
Mower, Lewis A. Shaw, George III. Whip
pie.
The cantata, Queen Esther" which
was given under the direction of III. w.
Frost, Monday evening by nearly all the
musical talent of the town, was a very
pretty affair, and the participants all did
exceedingly well and gave evidence of
careful and thorough training. The
house was crowded and many turned
away. The cantata was repeated Tues
day evening. The costumes, which were
rented from Chicago, were especially
fine and attractive.
The rain and cold prevented the q. A.
Il. carrying out the program Just as had
been planned for Decoration Day, but
nevertheless the exercises were excellent.
The speech and afternoon exercises were
held in the town hall and were appreci-
ated, which was evident by the large
audience, close attention and hearty APP
plause. Although the ranks of the G..
A. K. are each year growing thin the
patriotism they inspire in the hearts of
those who are younger by the reverence
they pay the departed heroes is a grand
lesson, and when they all have passed TO
their reward Decoration Day Will still be
tittingly observed by those they have
taught
Tuesday afternoon at the town hall
the following program will be given:
Invocation.
March,. --------------------.----- 49,. "Nilmah"
Nulls Orchestra.
Grafton, .-----.---" Does College Education Paw"
Grace 4. Carris.
Grafton, -.--.-------. 'The Great Industrial Age"
Albert Bailey.
Grafton, -------------"Our Foremothers"
Lucille Hess.
Bass Solo, Selected
Mr. II. w Frost.
Oration,- Alfred, The Great"
Clyde Z. Carris
Class History ----------.-.-----. Esther NJ. Alden
Discussion: Resolved, That President Roose-
velt's action toward Panama was iustifable
Affirmative, Lewis A. Shaw; negative, George
II. Whipple.
"The Beauty and the Beast" i w. Chattaway,
Null's Orchestra.
Grafton, "Helen Gould -
Eta NJ. Campbell.
Grafton, -"Diligence, the Mother of Good Luck, :"
Pearl A. Cooper.
"Sunbeams and Shadows, .-.-.....R. A. Keiser,
Null's Orchestra.
Tuesday evening the exercises will
continue as follows:
Invocation.
March, arrival of the Gecks"
Null's Orchestra.
Oration,----------.-. title Philippines,
Rex X. Jennings.
-
Ola b. DE Long.
Grafton "The One Idea-ed Man, !"
Charles r. Lanphear.
Solo,--------.-------------- May Morning,
Mrs. w. p. Bope.
Oration,---- Nathan Hale,
Francis L. Donovan.
Grafton, Thine Own Self Be True,
Leta G. Barker.
Waltz, "Serenade, $500. .-.---..-.-.. Herbert
Nulrs Orchestra.
Grafton "Gustavus Adolphus,"
Clare L. Chase.
OIauon, "Americanisms,"
+. May Mosher.
Selection, .---------.----.----."T he Tenderfoot
Null's Orchestra.
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