The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-07-13

| LIT. lrWln mas uOVeu iuto hopfy hoit
house.
Henry Hinckley has recently pur-
chased fine new surrey.
The Lilly Club" met this week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dowd.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph b. North
Of Chicago, 9 pound girl, July o.
Rev. McBain Milne and family are DOW
nicely located in the Baptist parsonage.
Mrs. Jack Hutchlns was removed TO
the hospital on the county farm last
week.
The congressional convention for the
fourth district will be held at Hastings
Wednesday, july Is.
The social on the court house lawn
Tuesday eveoing was well attended, and
netted the Baptist ladies about sl5.
Miss Emma Woodman has been en-
gagged for another year as instructor
in drawing in the Traverse City schools.
Ralph Rowland and Roland Shaefer
exhibited rine string OF bass and perch
the first of the week, caught by them in
! Three Mile lake.
Sheriff Britton and Under Sheriff
Chappell have driven a couple spikes in
| the lid at South Haven so far as Sun
day doings are concerned.
Mrs Edith Grapes many friends will
be pleased to learn that she is so much
improved that she has been removed
from the Kalamazoo hospital 10 her OVID
home.
Mrs Susan S. Briggs tripped and fell
at her home Saturday evening, dislocat-
ing her left hip. She is improving as
well as could be expected, considering
her age.
"Jeffs Place" at Lake Cora is fast be-
coming popular to outsiders as well as
home people. Forty-four took DIM er
there the Fourth, twenty one of whom
were from Decatur.
George Andrews, who recently took
the state pharmaceutical examination
secured a druggists certificate. There
were about lao applicants, only 81 ef
whom were successful.
A building contractor stated to The
True Northerner few days since that
more than 80 per cent of his work had
been done for foreign people who had
purchased homes in this vicinity. Nc
comments necessary IL this don't sound
good to you, you know what to do.
The painter who fell from the store
front OF w. j, Warner, the hustling gro
Ger, yelled: "For God sake, stop me be
fore | light, for | want to live till after
home coming week, August 10 to 20.
The man escaped uninjured, finished the
Job, and now "Wib" has one of the neat
est looking store fronts in town.
The Niles district campmeeting of the
NJ. T.. church will be held a. CrySta
Springs, August 2-l2. Bishops Berry
and Galloway will preach August and
g.. DR. DickIe Of Albion and DR. Frank
Day will each give addresses. Friday
August 10 is missionary day and Satur
day, August IL, is Epworth league day
Mr.. Myers of Chicago will direct th,
singing.
Miss Aileen Won Buskirk, vioinist
who played at the Royal Frontenac hote
at Frankfort last summer, has but re
Gently refused an offer Of $40 per weel
for the summer, prefering to enjoy {
rest. Miss Won Buskirk recently grad
uated from the Michigan conservatory
of music, and is rated as one of the bes
yiolinists in the state. Miss Won Bus
kirk has an engagement which begins
with the opening of the fall season.
The Moe, Flock, Boone, Whitcomt
ADD Hyde families were entertained al
Lakewood resort last Friday evening
The time was passed in boating, dane
ing and other pleasing diversions, after
which refreshments were served. Mrs
Coffenberry, who has won an enviablt
reputation as an entertainer, exceeded
all her past efforts, the testimony of al
guests being that it was the best ever.
Owing to our rush last week we mad
vertently omitted notice of the picnic
of the Lily Club at Lakewood last week
On the 4th of July this jolly club wendell
their way to the beautiful resort Lake
wood and spent the day in having a gooc
time generally. The interesting events
of the day consisted of the ladies' one
hundred yard dash, fat mans race, etc
The lean mans race was a failure, ow
ing to the fact that one of the contest
ants threw shoe at the quarter posi-
and was unable to finish the race. The
pleasant event ended with a picnic al
the home Of the president, and fireworks
in the evening
Paw Paw is considerably larger than il
was eight or ten years ago but it is moi
the result of boom or mushroom
growth. Our increase in population has
been steady and normal The business