The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-02-07

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Roller skating every afternoon and
evening, except Sunday, at the rink.
An afternoon or evening at the roller
skating rink will afford much enjoy
ment.
IL you want the best time of your life
60 to the roller skating rink for an after
noon or evening.
Ralph Rowland, oldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. NJ o Rowland of Lansing, is very
ill OF typhoid few er.
Regular communication Of Paw Paw
lodge No. % f.. IA, NJ. Tuesday even
ing, February Ii. Work.
There will a special convocati on OF
Paw Paw Chapter No. 81, r. A. NJ,
this evening. Work,in the p: M. and
NJ E. M. degrees.
Monday night was the coldest Of the
year to date. Thermometers in some
sections of the village registered as low
as 10 degrees below zero.
Mrs. Mary Thieck OF Indianopoli s,
Ind, is the guest of her aunt. Mrs A.
Bilbo. Mrs. phiecke is in hopes this
Michigan climate will benefit her health.
PA. Winters has soldhis interest 10 the
firm OF Hodge 81 Winters and will move
to his farm in the sprirg. Che firm will
henceforth be known, as +. V. Hodge
& Co.
Messrs. f.. F. Parks and G.. w. Young,
with their wives, will leave next Su day
for Los Angeles aud other points in Cal.
ifornia. They expect to be gone the
balance of the winter
Members, of the. K OF p lodge and
their families will give another Pot
luck supper" at Castle hall, Thursday
evening, February l3; at $3.50, Inc sup
per will be followed by dancing.
The state league OF republican clubs,
of which T.. A.. Palmer Of Manistee is
president aud Samuel IL. Kelley of Ben
ton Harbor is secretary, will meet in
Grand Rapids, "Wednesday afternoon,
February IL.
This, has been an exceptionally bad
week for the farmers Institutes. Up to
time of going to press we have received
no report of same from our reporters,
but will give the meetings due attention
in our next issue.
Tonight is the big masquerade party
at the opera house. 1t is strictly
"dres5 affair" and there will be costumes
of all colors and descriptions. Admission
to spectators 10 cents. Go early as the
gallery will be crowded.
Next meeting Of the Fellowship club
will be held at the home of Mr.. ard Mrs
l. j. Cummings, Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary II, at 100. Subject, "Who would
be Lincoln's Choice for the Presidency
in 1882 Leader, Glenn r. Warner Ten
new members to be received. This club
is one of the finest organizations ever
started 10 Paw Paw. There is increased
interest and enthusiasm manifested at
every meeting. The executive com nit
tee have arranged for an open session In
the Presbyterian church parlors the
evening of March Ii, and a mid summer
picnic during the summer. Long live
the Fellowship club.
L. A. Whitney, president OF the Whit
ney Land Co. on the Isle OF Pines, wa 8
in the city last week and addressed a
number of our business men one even
ing at the X OF p. hail relative to their
land on that island. He stated that the
money received from the sale OF the two
sections Of land to Messrs. Downing and
Doud would enable them to build the
necessary docks and warehouse in con-
nection with their boat line from Mobile
already established, aud that this would
boom the price OF lands in that section,
it being the first direct com nunication
between the Isle OF Pines and the states.
We understand that one section has al
ready been subscribed for, largely by
Paw Paw people.