The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-08-12
Local and Miscellaneous.
Home Coming Week. A ug. 1920
Joftngs.

Paul Ihling of Kalamazoo was in Paw
Paw, Saturday.
Blanche Van Fleet has been the CUES
of her mother for 10 days. She lief
Wednesday for visit at Benton Harbo
and two weeks at Avery Beach to com
plete her vacation.
Miss Marie Cooper left yesterday Il
spend the remainder of the month a
Detroit, Cleveland and Grand Rapids
getting new ideas for millinery Miss
Edyth Macdonald, the expert milline
who was with Miss Cooper last spring
will return with her.
At the Church of Christ, Sunday
Morning sermon at 1890; subject, THE
Church-Its Unity" Sunday school al
u o'clock; intermediate at $3.50; c. r.
at 500: union service at 600. Bible
class Tuesday evening. Prayer meeting
every Thursday evening. All are invited
There were II present at the Hillsdale
peoples picnic, Thursday of last week al
Lakewood The following officers were
elected. Pres, Samuel Noyes; vice pres.
Phineas Cole; sec'y, Nellie Cole; treas.
Helen Castle. The next meeting will be
at Lakewood the first Thursday in Au.
gust, 1905.
At j. H. Hinckley's home, the follow
ing visitors will be entertained home
coming week: b. j. Hinckley of Decatur
G. M. HInckley of Vaudeville, f. ID
Hinckley of Hanover, A. A. Hinckley OF
Saranac Roy Hinckley of Hartford, Mrs
Carrie Graham of Gobleville, Pearl
Hinckley of Niles and Mrs Blanche Har-
ris of Vandalia.
New boarders at the county Jail are:
Bert Miller of South Haven, ID days,
charged with drunk and disorderly con-
duct; Chas. Osborn of South Haven, 20
days, on the same charge; Frank Burns
and John Mack of South Haven, 20 and
80 days respectively, charged with beg
ging on the streets; Allie Leslie of Nc
Donald, held for trial in the circuit court
on charge of rape.
The family of r. f. Boomer of Chica-
go, who have been spending some time
at the home of j. f. Billiard, are camp
ing at Three Mile lake this week in com
pany with Mr. and Mrs. Francis, also of
Chicago Mr.. Boomer will arrive from
Chicago oday, having spent the first of
the week there. He has practically CON-
pleted the purchase of A. G. Martin S
fruit farm and intends to move here in
the spring.
Last Saturday afternoon, few of the
Chicago and Illinois people who have
moved to this vicinity, met at f.. r.
Downing's office to talk over the matter
of having an Illinois day, and decided on
a picnic to be held in the near future.
a meeting will be held at the council
room Saturday of this week at ? p M,
to make definite plans. and it is hoped
every old resident of Illinois will be pres
ent. A large number of Chicago people
have become residents of Paw Paw and
vicinity within the past few years, and
a day of this kind will certainly be en-
joyable if all will become interested and
active.
A patriotic entertainment, "From
Reveille to Taps" by Prof. Paul Kan
erer, baritone singer, reciter, humorist
and bugler, will be given at the NJ. f.
church. Saturday evening, August l3, at
5 o'clock. Proceeds for the new parson-
age MIR. Kamerer illustrates his enter
tainment with bugle calls, songs, stories
and war "reminiscences humorous and
pathetic.) Admission 10 cents, children
10 cents Rev. James Rowe, pastor of
the Garfield Park NJ r.. church of Chi
cago, says paul Kanerer is all right
He gave US an excellent entertainment
full of good clean fun and at the same
time inspiring alike to young and old