The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-06-26
LOCAL HAPPENINGS AND ITEMS OF A PERSONAL NATURE
News Personals and Every
in the Way o News that is of
interest to Readers.

Mrs. w. L. Stewart is in Detroit this
week the guest of her sister.
G. J. Monroe Of South Haven was in !
the city on business last Monday.
VIM. II. Cole of Oraugeville, Michs is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Damon
There will be Grange meeting at the
home of f Packer this evening, June u.
Mrs. Leopard of Battle Creek is visit
ing her mother Mrs. Hogar for few days.
f. B. Bennett of Hartford came over
to Paw Paw in an automobile Wednesday.
Mrs. John Taylor and daughter Miss
Beatrice Taylor leave for Detroit Satur-
day to visit her son Don.
Mrs. Daniel Morrison returned last
week from two weeks visit with her
daughter in Traverse City.
HID. Brown OF FL Campo, Texas is
spendipg a few weeks at Lake Wood
with his wife and daughter
A committee has been appointed to
name the new lake We hope to be able
to announce the name next week.
The wind storm Of Tuesday blew the
cupola from @. T. Sherrod's barn and
the roof from w. Fl. Pugsley's barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Avery are in
Detroit this week the guests OF Mrs.
Nelson and daughter Mrs Grace Cash &.
Mrs. F. p. Grimes attended the COM
mencement exercises at the Frances
Sinner academy at Mt. Carroll last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Batchelder Of
Detroit we're the guests OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. A. Whitman this week.
Mrs. S. 2. Masters and daughter
Helen of Grand Rapids are the guests OF
her mother, Mrs, Geo. w. Longwell, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Waters OF
Benton Harbor have issued invitations
to the wedding of their daughter. Nina
M. to Mr.. Worthingtou.
Married at the Presbyterian parson-
age, on Tuesday, june 10th, by Rev.
M. Grigsby, Geo w. Catshaw and
Eyalyn M. Barber, both of Illinois.
All reunions OF the classes, societIes
clubs or OF events tending to make our
Home Coming delightful success, will
be furnished the handsome folders.
Get busy with your dollar ny handing
it to Treasurer Showerman at Savings
Bank and receive six OF the Handsome
: announcement folders. Mail at once ts
your friends.
Regular meeting Of Maple Grow
Lodge, Monday evening, June ". Thss
is the last meeting for the summer, ant
IL =. htai TRANSACT
}, Every member should be present.
VIM. Wisharts barn was struck b.
. lightning last Sunday morning and se
on fire. Mr.. Wishart succeeded howeve
d in exiting uishing the flames, vithou
4 much damage to the barn or contents.
There will be a meeting Of the L. Q
T. M. NJ. Saturday p. m. Every mem
j., ber is requested to be present. Mr.
o Cate will give report OF the Biennis
review of the Maccabees held at Toledo
Gobleville will have the only Fourt
y OF July celebration in the county thl
d wear. There will be ball game an
n other sports. Attorney Glenn b. Wa
ner will deliver the address OF the da!
IN The dates for Paw Paws very te'
n lecture course have been fixed and al
d. November Is and December 3, 1908. an
ne January 2l, February A, March a, l9O
g. Get in early on this event. Seating al
o. tickets for the course will be otfert
or about September lst.
IT Charles McGurrin Of Kalamazoo ar
10. Fred Kimball OF Paw Paw caught Il
ls. finest string OF black bass in Mud Lal
and Lanphere's pond last Tuesday tn
in has been brought into Paw Paw th
N. year There we're seven in the lot tn
es weighed from 216 to pounds each.
ia, J. M. Ridlon and wife OF Lawren
d" made the NoRTHERNER pleasant C
hi. last Wednesday. Mr.. Ridlon is now
be- years OF age, but is as spry as the av'
rd. age man of so. He was County Tre
ter urer in 1856, and has been a subscrit
no. to the TRUE NoRTHERNER since its ii
issue in 1853,