The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-08-30


Cabe.
Mrs. G.. II Miller, who has been visit
ing in Iowa for several months, is home
again.
Mesdames Sanger and Gardner are in
Detroit this week to purchase new
goods.
Mrs. r. f Quick entertained her two
nieces from Jackson and one from Kali
amazoo.
Leo. Ma.her has gone to Chicago,
where he has position with the Q. B.
& Q. railroad.
Clarence Berg of Waverly township
was the winner OF the gold watch at the
Midway Saturday night, the lucky num-
Der being 266.
Misses Grace Cole and Glenna Mead
Of Kalamazoo were guests OF Grace h.
Muir few days last week.
Mrs. Fred Whitfield and daughters
Ruth and Dorothy are the guests OF
Col. A. D. Rood and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huff OF the Dyckman
house received much praise for the ex-
cellent banquet served Friday night.
Jack Reed and AL. Wood have both
been very i'll during the week. They are
some better, however, at this writing
Born, August %, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
ton, of Milwaukee, an SO ID daughter.
Mrs. Linton was formerly Bernice Quick.
Bessie Heckert gave reception to the
class OF '06 at her home Friday afternoon
from to s. 1t was an enjoyable occa-
sion.
Teresa and Cecilia Lonergan OF South
Bend, Ind, and Mrs. Eugene Smith of
Lawton were in Paw Paw, Tuesday, to
witness the ball game.
Harry Dunbar was in Kalamazoo last
Wednesday and secured the contract for
installing steam heating plant iu the
residence of DR.. Dolly Pierce.
At the Home Coming meeting We'd
nesday morning, vote OF thanks was
rendered Will Young and Emory Ball
for their assistance during the week.
Married, at the Presbyterian parson-
age Friday, August %, by Rev. NJ.
Grigsby, DR.. Arthur G.. Lyle and Miss
Kathryn NJ. Risdon, both of Chicago
The AID reunion OF the 18th Michigan
Volunteer Infantry will be held at Kali
amazoo, October "a % Edison Wood
man OF Paw Paw is one OF the vice pres
idents
The w. V. Griffin farm, west OF Paw
Paw, was sold last week TO Mr. Hender-
shot of Chicago. He and his wife have
been spending a few days with Harry
Willis and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rogers OF Reading
are guests of H. L. Mcneil and family
this week. Mr.. Rogers is grand master
of the l, O. o. f. and editor of the
Reading Hustler.
Will Strowbrldge has secured q posi-
ton in Scheids grocery store at Kalam
azoo. He will move his family there
the first of the week. His many friends
here wish him success in his new ven
ture.
VIM. Dansby returned from Benton
Harbor the first of the week. He has
been taking treatment for cancer OF the
mouth and states that he is receiving
much benefit. He expects to return
next week for further treatment.
j NJ Ridlon and wife of Lawrence
were in the village last Friday and at
tended the county Off GERS banquet in
the evening. Mr.. Ridlon was county
treasurer in 1858 and the oldest guest
present at the banquet. He talked
briefly on "the days OF yore."
Owing to the large amount of Home
Coming news and the publication Of the
complete register in this issue, we are
obliged to ask the indulgence OF our
readers for the omission of many items
Of local interest and also several com.
munications from our correspondents.
We trust our readers will understand
the circumstances and will know that
the omissions were unavoidable
Home Coming week has been an es-
pecially enjoyable one at the home of
Mr. and Mrs w j. Porter. For the
first time in several years all of their
four children and six grandchildren
were with them, which made it an event
long to be remembered. Franklin S.
Porter of Detroit, S. r. Thornton, wife
and children, and Will j Porter, ir., OF
Kalamazoo, and Geo r. Porter and fam
lily OF Paw Paw and Alberta Thornton
of Detroit being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Crane and daugh-
ter Lucia, who have been with us dur
ing Home Coming, left Wednesday, ac-
companied by Mrs Rose Smith, for the
northern part of the state for two
weeks outing. Mr.. Crane wishes to
say for the benefit of his friends that if
any of them wish views of the Home
Coming picnic held on the high school
campus or at the round up at Daniel
Morrisons, can be obtained at TROOPS
photograph studio here in town.