The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-06-28
Charles Filley was in Kalamazoo, Sun

Anderson, and family.
Miss Carrie Maud Hinkel of Niles is
visiting friends in town.
E. j. Hopkins of Dowagiac was in
town on business Wednesday.
Janice and Glen Taylor have gone to
Keeler to spend the vacation.
Mrs. Percy Orton of Depew, Ind. T.,
returned to Paw Paw to visit her parents.
Harold Hall of Benton Harbor is
spending the week with friends in town.
Rev. J. o. Vance of Bloomingdale
visited Rev. McBain Milne and family,
Wednesday.
Mr.. Eugene Whitman will sing a solo
at the First Baptist church next Sun
day morning.
Rev. and Mrs Mumford attended the
Shepard family reunion on Wednesday
at North Adams.
Miss Katherine Showerman is spend
ing the summer with her mother, Mrs.
j. E. Showerman.
E E. Downing attended banquet at
the Elks' Temple in Kalamazoo last
Thursday evening.
Rev Ward Smith of Cuba, Mo, ar
rived in Paw Paw, Tuesday, to visit at
the home of G. p. Trescott.
Miss Grace Miller of Otsego was a
guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Quinn, the forepart of the week.
Ray Winters has resigned his position
as clerk in w. e. Sellick's store, and has
en- tered the employ of A. II. Dodge
DR.. &. L. Bennett and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Sackett of Gobevile
called on the doctors mother Sunday.
The family of G. S. Vopicka is
established for the summer in their
pretty cottage at Paradise Point, Lake
Cora
Miss Mildred O'Leary entertained a
party of girl friends at her home We'd
nesday afternoon, the occasion being her
10th birthday.
Mrs. l.. L. Shares of Hubbard, Mimi,
arrived ia Paw Paw, Tuesday, for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p.
Trescott, and to attend the Trescott-
White wedding
Mrs. Neenah Hunter was pleasantly
surprised last week Thursday evening
by the d. X. c., the event being her 3lst
birthday. Luncheon was served and a
delightful time enjoyed by all
The K. o. X. A. base ball team won a
slow game from the Paw Paw Red Sox,
Tuesday afternoon, by score Of 13 20 4.
Batteries: X O. X. A, Downing and
Lake. Red Sox Longwell, Lett and
Boomer
Sunday excursions will continue on
the "Fruit Belt Line" each Sunday up
to and including September lst, leaving
Paw Paw 8:l5 a. M; returning, leaving
Kalamazoo 6:45 p. m. Rate 30 cents
round trip.
All roads will lead to South Haven,
the Fourth. The city by the lake is
making special preparations for an old
| fashioned celebration bucking bron-
cho exhibition will be one of the features
! See adv. in this issue of the Northerner
So many requests are coming in for
the repetition of Pinafore during Home
Coming week, that a revival of the opera
is considered 1t is probable that all
parties taking part, who are in Paw Paw,
will be willing to appear in the tuneful
play.
The X. o. X. A. of the Presbyterian
church was reorganized Monday even
ing. The following officers were elected:
King, Ross Wilkins; kay, Kirby Viii
kins; exchequer, Lynn Downing; con-
stable, Maurice Cole sentinel, Francis
Shaelfer.
Will Bland, who was here with the
choir boys years ago, and who has been
in business in the City of Mexico for
several years, is calling on friends here.
Mr.. Bland made many friends while
here but says Mexico is the place for
young man.
b. f. Chase of Chicago arrived in Paw
Paw, Thursday Mr.. Chase is an attor-
ney at law and will have office room in
f.. f.. Downing's real estate office He
has purchased Mr.. Downing's residence
on So LaGrave street and will move his
| family here soon.
| Inc OOard OF SUPERVISORS meet In spec
ial session next Monday, July lst, at 10
o'clock a. m The purpose of the meet
ing is to fix the salaries of the county
officers, deputies, etc, for the ensuing
year, according to the provisions of the
County Officers Salary Law enacted by
the last legislature.
Mr.. Howard Of Lake Mary Three
Mile lake, will erect neat little depot
at the railroad crossing nearest the lake,
and it will be made flag station. This
is official, as it was made public by
Superintendent Gavett this week. The
station will be named Barrison, after
the actress, Mabel Barrison, who is now
Mrs Howard.
r. A. Shoesmith will leave Paw Paw
on July 2 for few weeks sojourn in
Spokane, Wash. that the mountain
climate may benefit the health of his
son Homer. Mr.. Eo G. Hawley, who
is licensed embalmer No. 941, will con-
duct the furniture and undertaking bust
ness while Mr.. Shoesmith is away. Mr..
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