The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-08-16

The up-to-date farmers club held a
picnic at Lake Park, Wednesday.
Miss Helen Patterson of Benton Har-
Dor is visiting relatives in Paw Paw
Geo. F. Mccain and family of Chi
cago are guests of l. n. Flint and wife.
Master Grover Holser ef Pontiac will
spend the week with Master Philo Burt.
The Sunday school of the Disciple
church enjoyed picnic at Lake Park,
Wednesday.
Chas. Bilsborrow is at home for a 10
days rest and visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. BIllsborrow.
Mrs. Alice Drummond and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lon Cookley and two children are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. |. j. Cummings.
Mrs. Ola l.. Fickel of DesMoines, Iowa
arrived Monday for visit with her
father and brother at the Glenburn farm.
"Dell" Cummings and billie" Bullard
will be on deck with fife and drum at
their company reunion Thursday, Aug
%
Mrs. Lou Horton of Cleveland will be
guest of b A. and A. w and the rest
of the Cumingses during Home Com
ing,
The open season for brook trout closed
Thursday of this week Trout fisher
men can now hang up the tackle for the
season.
Hon. Jason Woodman is making a trip
-, ha 81 ha 10
week. He addressed the farmers and
business mems picnic at Glare, Wednes-
day
We were in error last week 10 stating
that Mrs b. F. Heckert had gone to
Virginia Beach, South Haven. The item
should have read Virginia Park, Hol-
land
James Potter received telegram
Wednesday morning from Watertown,
n. Y notifying him of the death of his
sister, Mrs. ANGELA Young. Mr.. and
Mrs. Potter started Wednesday after
noon to attend the funeral.
The following gentlemen were in Allie
gan, Tuesday, to attend the republican
district convention: j. B. Showerman,
r. NJ Chase, b F. Warner, B. +. Heck
ert, A. w. Showerman, John Mutchler,
Glenn Warner, Jason Woodman and f.
n. Wakeman.
A letter from VIM. Dansby, who is be-
ing treated for cancer at the Post san
itarium at Benton Harbor, states that
he Will be home for Home Coming week
entirely cured He states that he has
seen many successful treatments for can
Ger while there and has entire confidence
in the results.
The Hamilton Spiritualist society has
engaged Miss Elizabeth Harlow, of Col
umbus, o. to speak at Hamilton Grange
hall Sunday, August %, at 1880 a. N.
and p. m. Miss Harlow is said to be
an excellent speaker and those interest
ed in the philosophy of Spiritualism
should not miss this meeting.
Henry Hinckley has challenged Jerome
Warner for a tug-of-war between Mr..
Hinckleys sons and Mr. Warmers sops,
to take place Monday, August 26, of
Home Coming week. We understand
the challenge has been accepted. 1t
will be husky bunch on each side and
at this time it would be difficult to pick
the winners.
A company of about 30 friends and
neighbors came to spend Saturday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alva
Burts, the occasion being Mrs Burts' 32d
birthday anniversary. A beautiful worsted
quilt and several other gifts were left in
remembrance A three course luncheon
was served and Jolly good time was re-
ported by all.
The county treasurer received an or
der on the city treasurer Of South Haven
last week for 81, ,l6l.5 80, the same being
the amount of fines collected by the
city and turned into the city funds in
stead of the county as required by law.
This matter was discovered and salts
factory adjustment made through the
efforts of Prosecutor Chase, and was
the result of a misunderstanding on the
part of the city officials in regard to the
law in the matter.
The committee on Home Coming week
musical and literary program are pleased
to announce that on Thursday evening,
August %. Mr.. Homer Eaton, the ia
nous impersonator and entertainer, who
has several times so successfully ap-
peared before Paw Paw audiences, has
again been secured for one of his delight
full evenings under the auspices of the
Home Coming association. Mr.. Eaton
will present new program on this oc-
| cason. He will be assisted by some of
our best local talent. Sittings secured
at Longwell's. Entertainment at opera
house. Admission, % cents; reserved
seats 30 cents
At the Homer Eaton entertainment
Thursday evening, August %, Messrs.
Bullard and Cummings, the old time civil
war favorites, will play their stirring mar
tial melodies Mrs. Neenah Hunter will
sing, as will Mrs. Bernice Paige. Mes
danes Neil Chappell and Mary Coooley
with Messrs. +. Wakeman and Duane
Mosier will give quartette numbers. Lee
land Gorton kindly agrees to give piano
solos and Mesdames Harrison, Sellick