The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-07-05

Advertised letters: Miss Lulu Dixo
Mr.. Frank Fisher.
w. I. Welch came home from Grand
Rapids for few days this week
Mr.. Geo Quicker OF Lyons, N. Y, is
the guest of |. A. Whitman and family.
Mr.. c. II. PEBBLES, who has been Wis.
iting at M. z. Aliens, left Monday for
Chicago.
Leo Mather is b ONE from Big Rapids,
where he has been attending the Ferris
Institute.
K A Shoesmith and son Homer left
Tuesday morning for various places IN
the North west.
Mr. and Mrs Chester Millington of
Chicago are guests of his uncle, Seth
Allen, and family.
decree of divorce was granted in the
circuit conrt this week to a. n. Cole
from his wife, Kittie Cole.
Mr. and Mrs George Flanders of
Three Rivers visited at the home of
Ed. Bullard and family last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs T. j. Cavanaguh went to
Chicago Monday evening, for a couple of
days, returning Thursday afternoon.
Mrs f.. II. Hinckley and son of Kala =
mazoo were in Paw Paw, Wednesday, en-
route to their farm near Eagle Lake.
There will be an annual school meet
ing of the Paw Paw school district Mon
day evening, July s, at 1870, at the school
house.
There will be special communication
of Paw Paw lodge No. %, F. q A. NJ.
next Tuesday evening. Work in the Sd
degree.
Mrs. Clara Densmore of Albion and
Mrs Chas. Hicks of Bisbee, Ariz., are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
A Weston.
Mrs. Sheridan + Masters and daugh-
ter of Grand Rapids are visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs George w.
Longwell Sr.
L title Virginia Roach came from De-
troit this week to spend the summer
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Broughton
Prof Herbert w Mumford and family
of the illinois University at Urbana, Wis
! tied his brothers Charles and Arthur
during the week.
VIM Harrison of Kalamazoo, brother
of Mrs. NJ p. Allen and uncle of Mrs
! NJ b. Moon, visited them at the sani-
tarium, Battle Greek, one day last week
f. b Lay and Dell Lamberson of
/ a1o Do Do
Tuesday. Mr. Lay is the owner of th e
horse Puritan, managed by Frank
! Downing.
The county has purchased a fine span
of horses for use at the county farm
They are bays and weigh l POO lbs. each
They were bought Of Robt. McWilliams
for $4,000
Billie Killefer, who is playing ball
with the jackson Southern Michigan
league team, came home Tuesday even
ing and joined his team at Jackson,
Wednesday. Billie is playing great ball
this season.
The c. f. society of the Church of
Christ held a social at Dora Cornell's
last Friday evening. A nice program
was given, after which ice cream and
cake were served. A pleasant evening
was enjoyed.
Harvey Miller OF Waverly was arrested
last Saturday by Officer McCabe on the
charge of the larceny OF threshing ma
chine belt He pleaded guilty in Justice
Killefer's court and paid fine and costs
aggregating SIT.
Neil Chappell's residence on Elm ST.,
which has undergone extensive repairs, ia
about completed and the family are once
more occupying the same. Cement
walks were laid from the street to the
residence last week.
The Lily club met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. +. S. Doud the evening of July
4th and enjoyed fine display of fire.
works, refreshments and several hours
social intercourse. 1t was another "red
letter day" for the club.
Rev. j. II. Coultard left Wednesday
for Detroit to join his family, who have
been there some time. They will leave
soon for England their future home
Mr.. Coultard and family have many
friends ip Paw Paw who wish them God
speed on the voyage.
The committee in charge of the Coun
ty Association of .. e. S. picnic July IL
at Hartford find it necessary on account
of large crowd expected, to ask each per
son to take in their lunch basket, plate
knife, fork and spoon, also tie a card or
basket with the name of the town upor
it.
"The Charity Ball. by David BelascC
author of 1.-The Music Master will be
produced shortly with local talent fol
the benefit of the Episcopal church. The
cast is nearly completed and active re
hearsals will begin on Monday next
The production will be the most elabor
ate ever attempted here. Mrs. Free
Kimball will play prominent part.
| Rev. J. IL Coultard crowned his labor
/ with the church of Christ, July 2, b.
/ uniting one of its honored members il
the bonds OF matrimony. Mr.. ARA G
/ Nicholson and Mrs. Calysta II. Wescot
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