The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-08-04
Whole Number 1928.
Personal.

on business.
Miss Rheta Thompson is visiting
friends in Plainwell
Chas. Conway of Hartford visited John
Thorn over Sunday.
Miss Dora Cornell entertained her
cousin, Miss Grace Baldwin of Lawton,
last week.
Mrs. James Mcleod and daughter
Mabel went to Chicago, Thursday for
weeks stay.
Wade Killefer played ball with the
White Socks of Kalamazoo, Saturday at
Schoolcraft.
l. j. Shearer is in Paw Paw again,
after an extensive trip throughout the
South west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulin of Brainard, Ill.,,
have been visiting at the home of r. w.
Schuneman.
Mrs. Emma r. Smith has returned
from her trip to Baltimore and points in
Connecticut.
Mrs. b. @. Thayer has returned from
Grand Haven, where she has been visit
ing relatives.
Miss Florence Brown of Bangor was a
guest of Misses Lettie Tubbs and Hazel
King last week.
"Uncle" Will Thayer is having great
sport trout fishing with Frank Barnum
at Traverse City.
John Baker will move to Kalamazoo
next week, where Miss Bessie will attend
the western normal.
Mr.. and Mrs Warner Cash of Lawton
were guests at the home of his brother
Walter last Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Bailey of Hastings,
Michigan, is visiting Judge Heckert and
wife for few days.
Mrs. w. A. Kilmer has returned from
trip TO Peoria, where Mr.. Kilmer is
engaged in business.
Mr.. Sherrod of Glendale who has been
visiting at the home Of r. Larkins, re-
turned home Monday.
Dr. L. II. Pierce and wife of Jonesboro,
Ark, are visiting at the home of DR.. @.
h. Thompson for short tune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Backford and Mrs.
Blackford, his mother, of Detroit are
guests of Mrs. Edgar Adriance.
Mrs. Lille Andrews and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jottie Hunt of Plano, H., are guests of
Mrs. Addie Hunt and other friends.
Harvey Sherman spent Sunday in
Grand Rapids, where Mrs Sherman has
been for some time visiting relatives.
Miss Bessie Serviss of indianapolis,
Ind, came Wednesday to see her aunt,
Miss Edna Kidder, who is seriously ill.
Mrs. Fannie Hoyt- -Eldred will visit her
son, DR., Hoyt, during home coming
week, arriving here Saturday, August 5.
Miss Cora Harding of East Orange, N.
j., is guest of Mrs. Mary Talcott and
Will remain during home coming week.
Daisy Orr-Gregory of Youngstown,
Ohio, and Mrs. f.. Phillips of Kalamazoo
are visiting their father, Sam Orr, who is
very i'll.
Misses Daisy Longwell and Elizabeth
Whitman join party Of 10 from Detroit
leaving here next Wednesday for Yellow
stone park.
Lieutenant X. Paul Hopkins of Fort
Schuyler, n. Y, is visiting at the home
of q. NJ Eggeston. He is on his way
to Fort REILLY
Miss Cora Hurd has gone to Chicago
to visit her brother Hugh, who is we'll
established there in his chosen profess
sion of dentistry.
Mrs Olivia McLaren- Morse, a former
teacher in our high school, will be
guest of Mrs. J. j. Woodman during
home coming week
Miss Helen Erkenbeck of Guadaajara,
Mexico, and Miss Anna Zeeb of Chicago
are guests of Mr. and Mrs Chan
Ocobock this week.
Miss Gail Parks is home from her trip
to Houghton, where she accompanied
her father and mother. On her return
she stopped for few days in Detroit.
Mrs A. w. Mumford and daughter
Etola, visited Marcellus friends over
Sunday and attended the Crusaders
camp meeting being held at that place.
Charles Paige, who holds fine posi-
tion IN one of the best dry goods stores
Of South Bend Ind, is spending part of
his vacation here with his mother, Mrs.
Emma Paige.
Misses Anna Whitman, Ritchie Hop.
ping, Grace Harwick and Mrs. w. S
Jones left Wednesday to attend house
party given by, Mrs. A. H. Stevens of
Battle Creek.
r. +. Parks, Mrs. Parks and sou How
ard returned home Saturday, July 30,
from their trip to Houghton, where they
attended the bankers convention. They
came and went by boat from Detroit to
Houghton and enjoyed very pleasant
trip,