The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-07-19

G ID. Leach is the new clerk at Shep-
ard x Showermans
Miss Lizzie Roundy is in Kalamazoo
attending the Normal.
Harry Morehouse Of Chicago is visit
ing his parents east of town.
Miss Cora Woodnau is the guest OF
Miss Edith Buckhout of Kalamazoo.
Miss Jessie Hewson OF Kalamazoo Wis
tied her mother the first OF the week.
Clark Campbell OF Grand Rapids Wis
tied his grand parents in Paw Paw this
week.
Mrs. w. K Selhck and daughter
Pauline are spending the week in Grand
Rapids
Mrs. Harriet Hendricks Newell OF
Glenwood Wis, visited friends in Paw
Paw, Thursday.
A new brick crosswalk has been laid
from the Dyckman house corner to the
Savings bank corner.
Lynn Gorton, who has been a guest OF
friends 10 Grand Rapids for a week, re-
turned home Tuesday.
f. A. Foster, formerly of Paw Paw
and now of Zion City, III Is visiting rel
tives and friends in town.
Mrs Frank Pool and children of Ann
Arbor are visiting at the home OF her
brother, L. }. Cavanaugh.
Mrs. f. A. Thomson of Detroit and
Mrs. n. r. Mitchell of Chicago are visit
Bernard Thompson, wife and daughter
OF Detroit are visiting at the home OF
their COUSIN, Mrs. Pearl Pritchard.
Regular communication of Paw Paw
lodge No. %, +. q A. NJ, next Tuesday
evening. Work in the third degree.
Etoile Allen, who has been visiting
friends in Grand Rapids aud Kalamazoo
for several days, returned Thursday.
DIR. f. +. Snow, wife and baby of Eu-
reka, South Dakota, are expected Satur-
day for visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van Messenger of
Chicago were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic Kimball few days last
week.
The "Day Dreaming" clerks of Main
street and the "Somnambulists" of the
court house will play ball next Wednes
day afternoon at o'clock. A great
game is expected.
Don't forget the date for the much
talked about game between the Day
Dreamers" of Main street and the "Som-
nambulists" of the court house. Wednes-
day, August "a, at p. IN is the day the
heartrending event will be pulled off.
The junior society and class No. 6 Of
the Christian church had a lawn picnic
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Weston
The afternoon was spent in playing
games, and a six o'clock luncheon and
ice cream and cake were served. All had
fine time.
Ed OGrady left last Sunday for the
bedside of his father in Cleveland, Wis.
consin, who is critically i'll. A telegram
to James and Mary OGrady, Tuesday,
stated that his condition was serious and
for them to come at once. They left
Tuesday evening
All the the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W. Butterfield visited them July Il.
Those present were Gertrude Orion OF
Depew, |. T., DIN Butterfield, of Hast
ngs, Arthur Butterfield of Wayland,
Mrs. Ida Fox of Glendale and Frank
Butterfeld of Paw Paw.
The mid summer race meeting at Rec
reation park, Kalamazoo, July Both to
August % inclusive, will undoubted-
ly be one of the biggest race meetings
ever seen in western Michigan. A CON-
plete program will be given in next
weeks issue of the Northerner.
Mr.. Mantz and son Fred of Arlington,
Iowa, Mrs. falling and daughter, Mr..
Make, Mr.. Leasing and daughters May,
Louise and Freda OF Chicago, and Mr.,
and Mrs Elmer Downing of Paw Paw
were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Schuneman at Lake Barrisou, Sunday.
Billie Killefer is at home for a few
days. The Jackson, Southern League
ball team, with which he has been play
ing has exploded" owing to lack OF
support at home. Billie is under con-
tract with the White Sox Of Kalamazoo,
and does not know as yet where he will
play the balance of the season.
The appearance OF Thomas racing
automobile on the streets last Monday
excited considerable attention. The ma.
chine was driven by j. j. Batterman, w.
A. Badger and L. +. Warrington of
Cleveland, o. They had entered in the
annual automobile run from Cleveland
to New York city, which started last
Friday. They made record run to Chi
cago but were recalled to Cleveland
from there by the wholesale house
which Mr.. Warrington represents, and
had to abandon the rest OF the trip.
They arrived in Paw Paw Sunday night
and left for Cleveland Monday forenoon
via Detroit. Their machine was differ
ent from any ever seen here. The machi-
nation seat from which the machine is
operated was in the rear, while the pas
sengers occupied a seat in front. 1T
was driven across the country on an av-
erage OF 40 miles an hour.
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