The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-08-10

the secretary that he will be present
during home coming week.
The Bloomingdale and Paw Paw mines
will have another contest on the local
diamond Friday, August II.
Mrs. Ellen Cody and family will move
to South Haven in the near future
where they will make their home.
Married, at Paw Paw, August 8, by
Justice Rowland, Adelbert Disbrow and
Mrs. Maud Dine, both of Decatur.
Married, August at Paw Paw, by
Justice Rowland, Clarence Wilcox OF
Lawton and Miss Ruby Reames of Mar
cellus.
There are yet plenty of home coming
cards for sale at the post office. Don't
neglect to buy them to send to your
friends.
Dell Cummings and Billie" Billiard
will "whoop- er-up" with fife and drum
next week Friday at the reunion Of
Co. &C." 10th N. Y.
John Heffron of Chicago has the found.
alton for a dwelling completed on his
lot on south Kalamazoo street opposite
Whitman's marble works.
DR.. II. l.. Charles has located ia Paw
Paw for the practice Of medicine. He is
located in the Office formerly occupied
by DR.. Curtis in the Tyler block.
FN. Wakeman has been in Hi.lsdale
this week packing household goods, pre-
paratory to moving TO Paw Paw. Mrs.
! Wakeman returned with him Thurs
day.
Mrs Frohmader, W ho had been i'll for
some time, died at her home south of
the village Wednesday. The funeral
will be held from the home at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of May Anna Perrigo to Grover H. Trip,
both of Allegan, Wednesday, August
%, at that place. Miss Perrigo at one
time lived in Paw Paw.
The Sunday school of the First Bap
fist church picniced at Sand lake last
Wednesday. Rain took the starch out
of things, but he large number who
ventured out had good time.
Mrs. e. II. Harvey entertained %
ladies Saturday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Barney and daughter, Miss Wood
ward, of Battle Creek, who were guests
of Mrs. Harvey over Sunday.
Those who wish TO contribute to the
fund for home coming week may hand
their money TO Mrs. Frank Grimes. Mrs
Will Longwell, Miss Matte Cooley, II. G.
Waters or to the treasurer, H. w. Show
erman.
Miss lone Reynolds, who returned
home last Saturday from Ypsilanti
where she has been attending summer
school, will sing at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning, August 10,
home coming week.
n. Martin brought to this Office, Sat-
was found in his hay barrack The skin
was morethan five feet in length and
almost entire The reptile that shed it
was monster of its species.
Albert Rosenberg of Richland town
ship, Kalamazoo county, and Mrs. Dol
lisca Gillette of Paw Paw were married
in Kalamazoo, Saturday, by Justice
Fred A. Mills. Mr.. Rosenberg is super
intendert of the Spring Brook trout
hatchery.
Miss Elizabeth Whitman gave dim
ner for Miss Bailey of Boston, Thursday
noon. Covers for six were laid and a
very elaborate repast was enjoyed Mas
turtiums formed the center piece and
decorations, pansies the place flowers.
A few of Miss Bailey's friends were
Misses Katherine Showerman, Etoile
Allen and Ola Killefer and Mrs. Mabel
Andrews Barber.
Misses Etoile and Gail Allen entertained
40 young lady friends Saturday evening
10 hoFor OF their guest, Miss Streator OF
Olivtt, and other guests in the village.
III a evening was passed very pleasantly
music and various diversions adding
much to the pleasure of the occasion.
VA pretty guessing contest was the feat.
ure OF the evening, in which Miss Ma
belle Slovenian won the prize.
"The Holy City" as presented by
Bennett q Gordon at the opera house
last Friday evening was one of the best
plays ever given in this town. The
staging and costuming were elaborate
and true to the portrayal The cast OF
characters was represented by ladies and
gentlemen, every one of whom had the
true conception Of the character he was
presenting, and the lines were well
spoken. Mr.. Longwell is to be congrat-
ulated on the character OF this offering