The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-06-14
Work in the Rebekah lodge wednes-

Mrs. LaGrave and little grandson of
Detroit are guests OF Paw Paw friends.
Mrs. w II. Foster of:C hicago is spend
ing few weeks with her brother, Chas.
Mather.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. Ettinger OF Chi
cago visited friends in Paw Paw over
Sunday.
The third division of the Presby terian
society will meet with Mrs. Addie Hunt
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Married, at the Presby yterian parsonage
last Saturday, June s, Claude A. Rob-
erts and Edith NJ. Steele, both of Deca-
tur.
A Sunday school has been organized
at the Brummel school house. 1t is held
every Sunday at 3 p. m. Everyone in
vited.
Miss Mabel Chaffee entertained eight
of the Paw Paw school teachers at "Jeff's
Place" May 30. A delightful time was
reported.
Miss Mae Wilson recently returned
from Chicago and is engaged at Avery's
department store, where she will be glad
to meet her many friends.
Elsie Tuttle, who has been a teacher
in the public schools of Charleston, S.
O., for several years, arrived home this
week for the summer vacation.
The Michigan Pioneer and Historical
society will meet in the senate chamber
at Lansing, June 26 and 81. An inter
esting program has been prepared.
/ There will be an important change in
| the schedule of the Fruit Belt Line,
June 10. The pew time table will ap-
| pear in the Northerner next week.
Milton Doud, who has position at
the jamestown exposition, has written
an interesting article for the Northerner
this week. 1t will be found on page 3.
Those who are not club members will
be permitted in the gallery to hear Mrs
Osceola Poolers readings at the after
noon session of the federation. Admis-
sion, 10 cents.
Prof. K. Il. Paddock of the Michigan
agricultural college was the guest of w.
L. Welch and wife last Sunday. Mr.
Paddock has been investigating the dis
eases of fruit trees and grapes.
Mr. and Mrs c. w Young, County
Clerk Mosier and wife, Register of Deeds
Mutchler and wife and Merle Young
were in South Haven, Tuesday, to at
tend the wedding of Supervisor Spencer
Mr.. and Mrs. l. b. Collins of Wash
ington, d c., who have been here fol-
the past three weeks investigating the
divorce records. left for Allegau, Thurs
day morning, to engage in the same
work there.
Delegates to the meeting of the feder
alton of woman's clubs, who arrive her,
on next Tuesday, should be taken t
hear Brother Meakin that evening /
will be a rare treat for our visitors
| Don't forget It,
Six pupils took the eighth grade ex
animation at the Lake View school souti
of Glendale. Ethel Clipper, Loretts
, Lampson, Earl Passmore and Herber
Merchant were the ones who received di
plomas. b. +. Scamehorn is teacher.
Hattie Breed, Beulah Smell, Breti
Smell, Nina Potter, Blossom Potter, Ha
eel Fox, Lila Fox and Paul Sherod, pu
! pills of c. f. Hutchins, gave piano re
cital Tuesday evening at the home o
, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Potter of Glendale
Earl Snow is home from Sacred Hear
college. While umpiring a game of bal
he had the misfortune to be hit by
batted ball, which broke bone in hi
shoulder and otherwise bruised hl
anatomy. He is home for repairs.
Boyd L. Kelley, who graduated from
the dental department of Northwestern
university this year, made the Trut
, Northerner quite an extended call las
Wednesday. He expects to leave soor
for the northern part of the state t
Hunter location
! The two X. Of p lodges of Kalamazoo
will visit Maple Grove lodge, No l9s
Monday evening, June II. The visitor
will exemplify the work 10 the 3rd ranl
on a class of five candidates, after which
banquet will be served at Shoesmith'
hall. Every member of the local lodg,
should be present and give the visitors
royal welcome.
J Mr. and Mrs. Craven entertained a few
of their friends at their home last Sun
day. After the company had enjoyed
the many delicacies so nicely served, Will
regret the guests bade their host ant
hostess adieu. Those present wer
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Vincent, Mr.. and Mrs
J Il. Vincent and Mr.. and Mrs w. Adam
of Oak Park, Ill, Mrs. H. Flagg ant
| daughters of Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs w
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Schune
] man, of Paw Paw.
Next Wednesday the federation o
, women's clubs of the county holds it
10th annual meeting at the opera house
Business session Will be at 10 a. m. an,
the entertainment at o'clock at whic
Mrs. Osceola Pooler will read severa
. acts from Justin McCarthy's "If | wer
King" as we'll as selections intersperse
by music by our best local talent. Mrs
:, Pooler is a masterful reader and wo
the diamond medal of 1906 at the CHI
; cago school of oratory Let each men
ber Of our local club, the Coteue, b