The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1907-08-23
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Ex chief of police, George Boyles, o.
Kalamazoo was in the village Monday
Miss Frances Larned of Kalamazoo
was the guest of Ola Killefer over Sun
day.
Ii. j. Dunbar is doing big job Of
plumbing for l.. G. Crowell OF Com
stock.
Mrs Minnie b. Moon arrived home
Monday from a six weeks outing in the
East.
Miss Chloe Blake of Detroit came
Tuesday for a visit with Paw Paw
friends.
Ruth hyde of Chicago, formerly OF
this place, is the guest of h. b. Boomer
and family.
A. G. Glidden of Cedar Springs, Mich
igan, is spending a few days in Paw Paw
and vicinity.
Tom Woodman of Kalamazoo is spend
ing his vacation at his fathers home
west of town.
Dr. Geo. Mahoney of Chicago was in
Paw Paw, Monday, attending to business
in the probate court.
Master Harley Phillips has gone to
Galesburg to spend few weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Phillips.
Mesdames Douglas and Baugher and
children spent THURSDAY with Mrs. Os-
car Baugher of Kalamazoo.
MIR. and Mrs j III Waters of Benton
Harbor called on relatives and friends IN
Paw Paw the first of the week.
Attorney Fitzgerald of Kalamazoo at
tended the Home Coming reception at
X. of p. hall last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Kandzia of ST. Joseph and
the Misses Kandzia and Plantz of Chi
clgo are visiting with the formers moth
er, Mrs. Q Gleason.
B. F. Heckert and r. M. Chase will
have new Richardson Il Boynton furnace
es installed in their residences. j. II.
Dunbar will do the work.
Mr. and Mrs. b. J Smith and daugh
tiers Mildred and Cora of Albany, y. y
are here for Home Coming week, the
guests of VIM. Rickerson and family.
j. j. Reilly now wears the smile that
won't come off. He Is the happy father
of II pound son, born last Wednesday.
This is the sixth boy and Mr. Reilly says
he is as proud of the last one as be was
of the first,
Fremont Olson, Carl and Duane Mo
sier, Harold Spicer and Carlos Cole, who
have been resorting at Jeff's place at
-Four Nile axe, returned to Paw Paw
TUESDAY morning, They report de-
hghtful weeks outing
Advertised letters; Mrs. Maria Coraz.
70, Miss Minnie Foster, Mrs Edwin
Fishbaugh. Miss Margaret Miller, Mrs
Mathilde Binghart, (2) Miss Gladys
Stevenson. B. G. Chapman, Mr. Fred
Douglas Mr. George Richard.
Mr. rud Mrs G. w. Cate are enter
tanning bis sister, Mrs. Il. A. Cate
Haight Of Omaha, and niece. Mrs May
Cate Blakcsley of Anita, Iowa. Mrs
Blakesley was born in Paw Paw and
lived here a number of years.
The Utica Daily Press of Friday
morning, August 9, contains an account
of the death of Mrs. Mary r Rogers at
her home 10 Waesville, n. Y. Mrs Rog-
ers has been in i'll health for long time,
but her death will be severe blow to
her relatives and friends of the county
She was an aunt of our townsman, Eli
Bierce.'
James Deal was arrested by Officer
McCabe last Monday and taken before
Justice Killefer, where he plead guilty
to the charge of being drunk and disord
eIly in the township of Paw Paw on the
18th day of August. He was sentenced
to pay fine of s. and costs or spend 10
days in the county Jail. In default of
payment Of fine be is now the guest of
Sheriff Chappeil during Home Coming
week
d. w ,McCabe has been working hard
to make collection of pictures of all
the sherffs who have served in Van Blu
rem county He has the list nearly com
peted Andrew Longstreet was the first
sheriff of the county elected in 1887 and
the list runs from that time to the pres
ent. He has them nicely framed and it
is an interesting and valuable collection.
Mr.. McCabe has been connected with
the sherhs Office for the past 40 years.
lie has been deputy and under sheriff
81 years, U. S. marshal II years and con-
stable 40 years He is still strictly in it"
and says be is better than ever.
l. Jay Cummings has unique and 10.
terestiBg Home Coming display in the
windows of his store. 1t consists Of a col
lection Of about 100 pictures of old resi-
dents of Paw Paw, nearly all of whom
have passed away. Among the collec
ton, besides his picture, is a cane cut by
the late Isaac Willard on Prospect hill
and carried by him for many yeare.
Scattered about among the pictures are
cards bearing greetings to home corners
and inviting visit with the faces Of old
friends The windows have attracted
much attention during the week and
Mr.. Cummings is to be commended for
his interest and enterprise in the Home
Coming idea.
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