The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-02-15
EVENTS OF A LOCAL NATURE.
happenings of the Past Week in
Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.

MISS Tracy entertained few OF her
friends to luncheon Wednesday evening
after "Pinatore."
The V. B. p. boys will occupy the
room over Shows store, formerly held
down by the o M G. A.
The "Pinafore' company go to Lawton
this friday evening to render the pro-
dlction there for the Isabella club.
The piano pupils of c. Il. Hutchins'
Lawton class entertained few invited
friends at musical last Monday even
ing.
The ladies of the Friday club enter
tanned their families to social at the
home of l. j. Cummings last Friday even
ing.
The Berean of the Disciple church en-
ioyed sleigh ride and party at the homo
of John Haworth east of town, Tuesday
evening.
Frances Shaefer, who has been con-
fined to his home for two weeks on ac-
count OF the cut OF his leg, is now con-
valescent.
The V. B. P. gave dancing party at
the X. of p hall last Friday evening.
Langdon and Maynard of Lawton fur
nshed the music.
The Free Baptist @. +. society will
hold dime social at the home of Will
Prater, Friday evening, February %
Every body welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Landphear, formerly
of this place, now living in Glenburn,
n. Oak, are the parents of seven
pound girl, born February s
Frank Pugsley is working for Shepard
t& ShoWermau Flank Is an experienced
clerk and well liked, and tire-- fiEm IVES
fortunate to secure his services.
Mr. and Mrs A. U. Craven entertain
ed at a o'clock dinner last Sunday
evening. After dinner a candy pull was
INDUCED in. A good time is reported.
We welcome our Mattawan cores
pondent to the columns of the Norther
ner again this week. We hope to have
a good letter from Mattawan each week.
DIR A. B. Spinney will give lecture
at Shoesmith's hall Thursday evening
February 81. Subject: "The Spiritual
Laws of Life" The lecture will be free,
every body invited
c. w. Beck, who went to Pentwater
last week to enter the employ OF the p
NJ railroad at that place. has returned
and is again at work at his old job at
the p N depot here
Mr. and Mrs Frank Avery are rejoic-
ing over the advent of 10 pound boy
which arrived last Monday morning 1t
is needless to say that Frank is the
happiest man il town.
Don't fail to read the article "Why,
When and Where Study Music" by a
Musician, which will found on page 3
Of this issue 1t is full of good thoughts
which will be of interest to everyone.
There will be a business meeting OF
the FRIDAY club at the home of Mrs. b
: l. Soule, Friday afternoon, February ID
A good attendance is desired as matter:
of Importance will come before the
meeting.
Rev. Maurice Grigsby of the Contra
, Presb, terian church of Roseland, Chi
r cago, has accepted a call to the Presby
terian church here He will move, will
, his family, to Paw Paw about the mid
! die of March
t A letter from VI r. Decker dated a
r Pensacola, Fla, February III, states ths
! Messrs Decker and Mutchler ere feeling
quite well, but that they do not like tn
< country They expect to go to jackson
5 vile, Fla, next week.
r. w. Broughton went to Three Oak
t last Tuesday to conduct the Masoni
C funeral of Uncle" Henry Chamberlain
e The deceased was past master Of f.
$ A. M. of Michigan and the funeral wa
conducted by the grand lodge.
u The n. P. L. OF Gliddenburg will Civ
: a social at the home OF Mr.. and Mr.:
= s. r. Smith, Friday, February % Sup
per will be served in the style OF
Martha Washington tea party. An al
; gallery will be feature of the enter
, tainment. All are invited to come an
) take tea with George and Martha. SUI
per 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs John Engel welcomed
" their home last Wednesday a new bah
: girl The little one receives the name
: OF Eva Vivian Engle. We would gladl
= see other christian homes opened
these tiny strangers. Those who r
y member the Masters words when
h said, "Whoso receiveth one such litt
~ one iu my name receiveth me, and
- that receiveth me receiveth Him thu
sint me" may we'll expect and claim
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