The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-02-16
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Advertised letters: Nell Snow, Mrs
Leta Adams.
Miss Mills charms the audience by her
performance on the cello. February 2l.
The Epworth league will give social
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Wes-
ton this evening.
Mrs, Haggart, who has been spending
several months in lansing has moved
back to Paw Paw.
Don't fail to hear H. j. Williams, the
most talented harpist of two continents,
at opera house February 2l.
A shadow box social will be held at
the Richmond school house Wednesday
evening, February 81. A general invita-
toin is extended.
The minor children of Mrs. Henry Holt
have been granted a pension obtained
through Rowland's pension agency. Mrs.
Holt was formerly Mrs. Volney L. Smith.
Miss Edna McClevey gives three CEN
turies of American ballads, with appro-
pirate costumes. The lady is an artist
in the fullest sense. Opera house Febru-
airy 81.
The Van Buren, county druggists as
sociation will meet in Hartford Monday,
February 26. The members state that
the object is to raise the price of drugs,
and keep it "riz."
The w. G. L. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Jesse Brown at 2:30 this
afternoon. Topic: "Our Badge, the
White Ribbon" led by Mrs. r. Hopkins.
Let all members be present.
Rev. Q. M. Keene preached on Wed
nesday evening of this week at Pierson.
Mich and attended the fourth district
convention Thursday and Friday at Cow
den Lake and gave an address on state
work
L 3 Yoke formerly of Paw Paw, has
recently assumed control of the Hartford
Alliance. Mr.. Yoke has already made
some notable improvements on the paper
and his efforts deserve the hearty sup
port of the villagers.
f. c. Knolls of Hamilton township
made The True Northerner pleasant
call this week. Mr.. Knolls has net with
gratifying success so far in his campaign
for the nomination for county treasurer
on the republican ticket
County Surveyor Warren Goss of Ban
gor has been engaged some time on the
preparation of farm map of Van Buren
county, and now informs us that he ex-
poets to place it on sale in the spring.
The enterprise deserves success.
Much of the pleasure afforded by the
Four Star company was due to the ex-
cellent piano furnished by Mr. Leland
Gorton, who very kindly consents to
furnish the piano for the grand concert
in the lecture course February 81.
Do you expect to get married? Are
you married and wish you were not?
Are you married and glad of it? Hear
the sermon Sunday evening at the church
of Christ on Goods Idea of Marriage"
Morning subject every Day Heroes. ="
A pleasant event occurred at the home
of Mrs. Laura Webb on east main street
last Monday. AS "Old Glory" waved in
the beautiful sunlight over our school
house ia honor of Lincolns birthday a
company of friends, old schoolmates,
teachers, pupils and neighbors were assem-
bled at dinner party given by the hostess
in honor of her daughter. The ages of
those assembled ranged from four to so
years
The big production of "The Crisis -
will take place Monday night with all
special scenery and effects. Owing to
the fact that the house is practically
sold solid for the first night it will be re-
peated the following evening and the
seats are on sale now for the second per-
formance at the postoflice. Everything
points towards as large a house the
second night as will surely be there the
first night. The prices on Tuesday even
ing Will be the same % and 35c.