The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-02-16

Miss Davidson as pianist is startlingly
brilliant. February 2l. See her left
hand work.
Wheeler G. Mumfo l and family, for
merly of Gratiot ccanty, Mich, have
located in Paw Paw.
Remember the concert in the Coterie
lecture course Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 2l. Single tickets, 35c.
You can't afford to miss the opportun-
ity of seeing the great play, Othello, for
35c ard soc. At the opera house Friday,
February 3d.
II. G. Waters g. Co. have secured the
services of G.. f. Butler, an experienced
hardware salesman of Inlay City, Mich,
as head clerk.
There will be special communication
of Paw Paw lodge No. %, f. q A. NJ,
Tuesday evening, February 20. Work
in third degree.
1t costs but 80 cents to hear and see
one Of the best actors on the American
stage at the opera house Friday, Feb
ruary %; supported by II star actors
This company plays in Kalamazoo at
75c, 81 and 81 30
The sermon theme at the NJ. E. church
sabbath morning will be 1.-The Best Gifts"
evening "The Romance of a Word" A
double quartette of boys will sing the
famous Glory Songin the evening service.
All will be made welcome.
The management believes that in Sc
curing the VIM. Owen Co. he has one of
the best and choicest actors, supported
by a strong company You will regret
if you miss this. At the opera house
Friday, February %; 35c and SOC.
At the regular meeting of the council
Monday evening the question of placing
the p. NJ railroad on a meter for their
water supply was discussed and referred
to the water committee with power to
dCls DIS W bue dLnOuHb VI . CiOO WcIC
allowed.
A. r. Douglass entertained his NJ. F..
Sunday school class at Shoesmith's hall
Friday evening. The "a youngsters en-
joyed the oyster supper aud sports of the
evening immensely, and crowded more
fun, fast and furious, into three hours
than many would think possible.
Petty thieving has been going on in
this vicinity for some time, and has now
become serious question. Coal, wood,
fruit vegetables and chickens have been
frequently missed Hon. j j Woodman
reports the loss of 20 hogs. Evidence is
being secured that will lead to the break
ing up of this gang of petty thieves.
Thew. r. G. and G. A. r. surprised
Comrade Kirkwood last Monday even
ing. The affair was under the super
vision of the W. Il. G.. and was very
pleasant occasion. After a short literary
program and light refreshments, Mrs.
Whitcomb, on behalf of the assembled
guests, presented Mr.. Kirkwood with a
handsome G.. A. X. watch charm.
The ladies of the fourth division OF
the Presbyterian church held a very
pretty valentine "At Home" Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs Fow-
ler. Several contests were INDUCED in,
with pretty valentines as prizes for the
winner Dainty refreshments were
served in the dining room, the table be-
ing artlstically decorated with hearts of
various sizes. All present pronounced
it most delightful afternoon.
Postmaster John Mutchler of Bangor
was in the village Wednesday in the in
terest of his campaign for register of
deeds We understand that he will be
here again in the near future, and we
trust be will meet with a cordial vel
come Mr.. Mutchler has been actively
engaged in the political work OF the
county, as chairman, for the past four
years, and by his unselfsh devotion to
the best interests of the party has made
many friends who can and will lend
their efforts in his behalf during the
coming campaign.